FOR THE FAIR SEX,
——
A Gem for Livery Month, i
JANUARY. i
By her who in this mor th is bom
No gem save garnets should ba worn;
They will in-ure her constunay,
True iriendship and fidelity.
FEBRYARY, |
The Febroary born will find i
Bis eeviy and pesos of mind
Freedom rom passion and from oare.
1! they the amethyst will wear,
MARCH.
Who on this world of curs their eyes
In March ficst open shall be wise;
In days of peril firm and brave,
And wear a bloodstore to their grave
APRIL,
8he who from April dates her years
Diamonds shoud wear, lest bitter tears
For Yan rep ntance flow : this stone
Emblem of innocence is known,
MAY.
Who first hehalds the light of day
In spring's sweet flowery month of May,
And wears an emerald all her hie,
JUN BR
Who comes with summer to this earth,
And owes 10 June her day of birta.
With ring of agate oh her band,
Can health, wealth and logg lite command,
Geir.
The glowing raby should sdorn
Thosa who in wars July are barn
Then will thoy be exempt and tree
From love's doubts and suxety.
AUGUST.
Wear a sar ony x, or F for thee
Na coniugal telie ny
Toe Aa ost han without this stone,
*1is said, must live anjoved and lone,
SEPTEMRESR.
A maiden bora when antumas leaves
Ave rustling in September's breeze,
A sapphire vn her brow should bind
*Dwill cure diseases of tue mind.
OCTOBER.
Qetober’s ahild is bora tor woa,
Ard Ie's vice tudes must know;
Bat lay an opal on her breast,
And bope will inll those words to rest.
NOVEMBER
omes to this world below
November's tog and snow,
+ Amber Rue
lovers tru
Wio first ©
Wi 0 a ear
Snould prize the topaz
Emblem of iriends and
DECEMBER,
If cold Decomber gave you
The month ¢f snow and we and mirth —
Piso on sour hand a turqaoise hine;
Sucoess will bless whate «r you do.
- Boston Transeripl
birth
———
Black Dresses,
Black dresses are by no means ahand-
oned, either for the house or street, and
seme of the wade of black wool are
suitsbe for r purpose. because of
the convenien: short skirt and the sim-
picity of their style. Black satin bro-
eaded with raised velvet figures in
erges or in Wg moons, or eise with
Balit ve ri ii figures, 1s used for the
quare culls, the monk's collar, and tue
hip pockets on black camel’s-hair
basques, and there are very wide
pares. and perhaps a wide border on
the shire is used in the same
way, and always black, since
pure le red dalle shades, Q:ive, gold,
and pale blue, are used most ¢ flectively
seh dresses. The smallest round
i buttops, or els: the
ve, covered with beads,
10ER,
ia
=t
1W0E-
side
J ck cisele vel-
it this season,
ICUs skirts.
These are when made
demi-losg, like haif coats, but they
mu rounded short on the hips for
gout Boures, y require really no
trimming. hut s times a rich chenille
fringe tipped is used around the
neck and across the rons, Oue fashion
of h front a basque
{whic ut single-breasted ) i
to cut {er leaf point from the
first ) han another
extends heyond the s dart, making
four leaves in front r way is to
have oniy three are quite
J front 1¢ on each side
to middie forms of
lded in two large
ge ed ges all the
nits of the back.
12 107 oal- DASE Ue
ece th A: is ent in one
for ms of the back, and
8 as far as the sec-
Car + in front of this
picce the busqu sharply pointd.
All handsome basques are now loaded
i sewed in the facing back
i to keep the ends from warning
: from being wrinkled
i
t be
y # § .
Ishiing The of such
be 1
BUA
the t
ha Xe a
i 8
8
on ad Aa rt
vighiils
3 meant for full
just leaving off
have a relief either
fer, and are trimmed
wile jeltew lances; or else with
white point docbesse. Heavy black
giik is preferred in these dresses to
salin.fipished fabrics, and the colored
material is either Sicillerne or Sarah
The petticoa: front, insite, will
be ol white pe ial in wide folds
lengthwise, on which are stri pes of pus
semuenterie that is wh lly ot jet. The
flowing train is of Black silk, and the
side reverse jet trimmings. A
similar skirt Las three front breadths of
lavender silk. with two jet ace flounces
gathered across, and ae parat ed by scarfs
of lavender Surah. The biack basque |
has a lavender vest nearly covered with |
length wise rows of white pont duchesse
lace, while jotted lace edging the vest
rests on the biack silk. The sleeves
esc h down to the eibow,
wide lavender Surali down the lop of
the arm snd ty il ducliesse a at the wrist. —
Harper's Basar.
nd these
of whi sor aven
wil “U8,
for
have
Oyster Droigiog,
no occupation in the wo: ld more labori-
ous or productive ol pain than oyster
dredging. The bra=kish
Chesapeake frecze
shoals and bays w
rapidly over all
lien a cold snap comes,
The toils of the dredger then become |
tortures. The method of taking oysters
from tle prolific and Hm) 18 beds of
the Chesapeake is simple. Thé dredges,
which are simpliy.iron bags with a p-o-
jec:ing under S£00D attached. are dragged
aeross the oyster beds by the motion of
the vessel, and are hen hauled up by
wind insses, W Lien the dredger is not
working at the windlass Lie is equatted |
on deck bending over the oyster heaps,
eulling them oui. The shielis of the oys
ters are generally covered with a para. |
sitic growth known 88 log stones. The
congiornryat
are broken up with hammers, shells,
* bahies ” and refuse thrown overboard,
~..and the m rwarketable gysiers are then run
iato the hold
ar coptied on deck their contents must |
been Ȣ It is an occupation at best
about as interesting as breaking stone.
Wien carrie. on in a freezing wind, ex- |
posed to the frozen spray, with sbarp
shell edges cu ting into sore bands, and
gri it nn d mud rubbing into chaps and |
raw pl aces, it becomes a torture. Haul
ing at the windlass is only better be- |
cuuse more active. The skin sticks to |
the irons in frosty weather, and the |
hands sireiched down to grasp the icy |
dripping dredges often leave blood stains |
whire they touch. For this work the
pay raages from $i2 to $20 a month,
with food found.
A Sparrow’s Funerai.
lo
wiy
Reeen
South Main strect was awakened from an
window. Filty or more Sparrows had
gathered in a circle over and around the
a of a dend sparrow stretched out
on a board, which had apparently falien
dead or been accidentally killed. They
were giving voice to their grief by cries
cf distress uiterly unlike their usually
gossipy chattering or quarreling. Fin-
ally a large sparrow darted down from
the group, picked up the dead sparrow
by the neck with Lis bill, spread his
vines and flew away over the house
yocfs with thie burden until he di:ap-
ared from sight. The relator of this
incident is a truthful person, and would
he ave thought the story a fabrication i
he had not seen the affsir.—Holyoke
( Mass.) Transcrit.
wanes ns
A large number of black ants being
driven from s sugar bowl soon re-
turned. ‘To try their iogenuity the
housekeeper suspended t.e bowl bya
string ‘rom the ceiling. - The ants tried
for each it by standing on each other's
hacks, but the pyramid fell down as
fast as it wus r sched, Soon afterward
she saw them « Jeending the string and
TIMELY T0PIUN,
Speaking of om wig gantio erops of |
whent the dmertean Muller remarks |
that few people, even in our own coun |
growing. The
for wheat
sources are for wheat
total area of lands available
than 470.000 000 acres. Our
sheat crop of the past year, phenom
enal anh it was, would not supply
seed enough 10 B0W 80 vasi an area ol
——
During the last fiscal year California |
produced $7 18816 in gold; Dakota
Territory (Black tills resion) $27
LL Colorado, 82.944 089; Naa
Perrvitory, $1.5805.768, and other |!
d Territories as follows: Oregon,
Nevada, $8801; Idaho,
Avigona, 8158 819: New Mex.
$01 037; Georgia, $88 831; North
89: Washington Territory,
| $34 520: Urah, $27 ( 20: Wyoming Ter
$17 399: South ¢
£0 399: Alaska, 85950;
Virginia, Ten-
The largest milling cents rin the coun-
ry At present is undoubtedly Minne
acated just above the head of agvi-
The milis of
which the
y word,
¥ about 0 000, -
gr ithe the entine
wheat crop of ot 3 8 35 000
to 40,000,060, Th us, two-thirds the
wh ent grown im the State is converte
into four by her own citisens. 1t is said
that at the falls ot St. Anthony the
BMissiasippt river furnishes a water
power which only requires utilisat fon
to convert into flour all th w hich
could be produced
growing belt of the NO
—
A Philadel phia a engineer |
it h claimed, a wachine
power of the tides can
Numerons plans have bed
for 1 n
AKOCOI PS
eity,
some of are
Minneapolis,
an
grind into flow
000 boshels of
Ol
ne
&O nd
Or economics
rness the tide In ar
pvert any considerable
working force,
tiond
open
sO #8 too
of the vast
the inventor
benefactors
somewhere:
A device XK
the {ree tides,
wouid
ena
CRITIETS
power into
will rank among the great
humanity. Emerson says
Hitch your wagon a
wr utilizing mechanio
ng
34
io
y sweep along
xt that
hrough con-
ity, to
Loon.
aly as
our shores
since it would
vert ard
i hitch our wagons to the sun and
i
come to
ble us. {
£13 of eieetrioit
boring and eolippi
SO preval
aint,
cliax
a majority
practice t
in Nas hegome !
CANSES gre oat gomp espedial:
of reta) t2 in
i
innin
MDE
restaurant
SLUVEr COIns
day, they were sel
+ were found, in four
than $560. Ther
coins oan be sol
more than one
down-town
many
ninend
eity, where
Are redeive d every
aside for a week, an
days. to amount to more
are places where these (
at & discount of not
cent, hey can he disp
sub-treasury by weight, 0
these methods entail a upon the
mere hants, and they are unanimous in
jon that th some
vemer
wed of at the
but both ol
loss
and
should
it 10 refuse to
pl in
. 3
certed
tiie 0
bon
bem.
war mena
The death
of Greenpoint,
mov lake
Sanford,
{d & greal
was a
orifi :
of
I WAS & very
Santor
Al
and
| fering with jdip
malignant case,
watched the child
last the air passages were
i Wo u d have been
ad not Dr Sanford, who had bis
Db and, immediately an
the windpipe, throu
ra
igh $
Zi1%
©
mad
gi Wi
v3
aM
¥
i
5
small Bher Lu
own
proil
hours by the
his own life.
SUdil an Op-
surgeons
op-
mouti
med thi
ont rit iia
the poisonous fluid. He
life of the child for several
operstion, but
: Way of CO nduce ing
drew
sacrificed
ard ed
known to hs
same way.
an dis Ling
WAS t
ras ile
The me
said he
covered |
himself,
stamina.
ASHE AAS
p iy t ease Of 11 .
dical atte ndants of Dr. Sanford
have survived and re.
€ not Always been delicate
deflici in physi
ent 1
Winter Traveling in Colorado.
The train discharges it 3 freight into
a dozen coaches, which set off for pe e
mountain pass that lies between Nort
and Leadville: they rattle off tl Wars
| the whirling snows toward the range of
mountains, which is already thick with
storms. Our owp way lies across the
South Park towsrd sa lower part of the
Arkansas valley; lor ten mi.es the four
horses harry the light open wv gon over
the snow -¢ yvered lai through the
blinding snow that flies before the blasts
rushing down from the mountai: ra
vines. Then we find our way upon the
reguinr freighting road that leads in a
devious course through the mountain
gorges to lLeadviile. It is way for
which Httle has been done except by the
wheels of the endless trains of wagons;
but nature meant this land for roads;
the scant foliage and
leave each of the ravines a aire
road, and the frost has now bound mud
and strnes t gather. Every mile of this
trail is occupied by a long caravan
of the frei:hting teams that carry
{in provisions and take out bul
| lion. The ordinary train consists of
many teams, each composed of two
wagons, the hinder one being witbout
| & tongue, snd the two coupled together
as closely a8 two railway cars. Some-
| times there are three wagons in
{string Eight or ten mules and a single
driver supply the motive power. With
this outfit one dexterous driver will
‘drag about 10,000 pounds of freight at
the rate of twenty-five miles a day.
Some of these trains are individaal ven-
tures, but commonly a dozen tems are
under one wagon-master, who fixes the
marches and aetermines the places
{ where the train shall halt to pass the
tides of wagons that set the other Way.
| These caravans give us the most pic-
| turesque aspects of this mountain life
i the drivers are a strange selection fron
the vigorous frontiermen,
The iabor is extremely arduous and
| the life of the rudest, but the profits are
11 inrge, many of these teams earning
from 230 to 850 per day net for a halt
vear at 2 time. Themen live and gener
ally sleep with their animals, even in
| the fierce eold. They are silent, inde-
{ fatigable fellows, brutal in every
| ward aspect. yet withal singularly pa-
tient with their didicuities and helpiul
| of each other, unless the other is a
| “ greaser.” A courteous word or two
will always get their aid in passing
through the perplexing blockade, where
| trains going in opposite directions meet
{ on a narrow defile. Their life is one of
{ trials. We BIg furely( ut of sight ot dead |
| horées or mules which have broken |
| their legs or died of overwork, and every
| precipice alopg theroad “hows the wreck
10,
©
&
| edge into the gorge below
| travel with them I did not hear a brut] |
| word from one man to another, and 1 |
was indebteo to them for many consid-
erate acts. They area marvelously pro-
fane lot, hut their swearing bas a curi-
{ ously impersonal character. In his diffi-
| culties with the teams a man will lift |
up his voice and address the Iufinite in |
diabolic homily that would befit Mil.
ton’s satan, and then, subsiding like a
day. At night, when they gather around
the fire, in the low-walled, tart-covered
ranches, they are perfectly mute;
thy sit on the benches as still a* mum-
mies, until they slip down on the floor
and snore until morning. They seem
wrapped up in their own thoughts, or in
the piace where their thoughts ougny
to be. They often camp alune by the
roadside; indeed, many of them seem to
prefer the absolute isolation that they
find bivouacking in the scrub woods ten
miles from neighbors. One night 1
sought virections from one of these soli-
tary men. He was a huge grizzle.
bearded fellow, whom I surprised cock-
ing his supper by a little fire in a niche
in the rocks near his team. His ugly
visage stood out in the blaze of his
bacon, which he was toasting on a stick.
He gave me s.fficient answers without
looking up to see who it was that was
shouting to him out of the darkness,—
dropping down upon ihe lumps of sugar.
Aélanti: Monthly .
A HUGE BUSINESS,
Catile Nerding on the Western Plaine
is EF xtentand How Conducted.
A Wyoming Territory eattle raiser,
speaking to a 8t. Louis Republican reo
porter, gave the following interesting
taots avout the business of oattle
raising
A ranch is ran at
A
comparatively very
ranch of 8 000 nead
With a ranch ol
cost would average
to eighty cents per head
25.000 head would not cost much
wig a head, It re qui res to
run & ranch, say for 5000 head, aboul
four men during the winter m ih a and
ten during the summes ft is goneraliy
st they require two horses
for every 100 head of ontlie, Ww hich gives
to each man abont ten horses
the summer, The
that country
horseback
muscle that
ranch is better
hundre d
men and
horses are
come tred out
taken
horses a)
again wit!
Each rAnel
WARES ar
found." I'he
about $30
are a rough, he y, industrious
wen, and genes ery trusty.
common dead beat 18 ROL going out there
to rough it. It i {or
temperance ana of dissipa-
ton, and it FORPTALLY AY up
money. yo stabiing. no shed
for the wints
buffuloused t
of hay
winter's
own mown
pther
said
aoe
from
18
the
iand 8
daring
S#I00L0 In
done on
rseflesh clicapos
employed, A stock
off with ton men and
with twenty. five
horses Fhe
untii they be.
a fresh
boy uses
then |!
Fg
is the
3 a
one
horses than
and Qily
len
then
COW
nim
Liorse
all ul
begit
oul
is
3
otied it iE
tired
has
t $1.00 per ann
erding
um *
n
ru
months in tl
mown Das fad,
into Go0ks a ap oad a
, and during 1h
as It wii er. In
during winter drift
«five from
ranges During
JORGE
mi
8
£3
their respe clive summer
& Cold storm they g
it. and keep going unti
she pb piace in some ravin
a edge, travels
twenty-five
Bat to wi
during eh
SDEGLIVE an
perdsmen alle
ter seis
in am
by" a Ong
obeyed, hi
per ations.
ROU
owners
ranges
14 AR
raing oth
and
200 two moni
got Dacs
oouniry i
is gt ner
ous €x0
abdnusl
when they n
HEE 1 DAZE
A Clever Thiel.
Ho Ie
of
if nuy
a smart 1
to unders'and
Uae evening
wie
083
AP ned.
turned Ix nd i
} with thi
t hon
thé
i: BOD
fal
Ss
| y.dear. So
§ home
wr, 1
£ Uj
me ol
setts
ABUIprist
“Do you
you didn't send a
companied by
watch, which
pillow, to you r
‘1 certainly
excisimed the |
watcel
i Dice
here with a fish
sent booie U
and you wants
by him: He sald yeu to
you had left it under t
** Did you give the ni
man y
it
it
1 your wal
d him to te
Sr 3)
He PLOW.
€ SOULE gen
Ud BOE
3
{
ue
chain for a fish.’
In thinking the matter ove
man remembered he had be
friend in the street on his way to
ness that morning, and the
asked him what time it was. When he
feit for his watch be missed it, and re-
marked : ft my watch under the
pillow at .
A smart thiel
sation, and foilowing the
his piace of business, learned who he
and where he resided fhe rest
mere play.~Cincinnali E. quirer.
busie
friend
4
overheard ti conver-
gentieman 10
Was
WAS
ae
A Ninilist Prisoner's Fscape.
A Nihilist prisoner, who was re-
cently being conveyed from Kieff to
Odessa to unde rgo trial by court martial,
contrived to communicate with two
lady friends and to arrange a plan of
escape. He was in the custody ol two
gendarmes, who sat one on either side
of him, and, as usual in such cases, had
attached themselves with chains to the
prisoner's manacies. Soon after leaving
Kiefl two Iadies entered the next coms-
partment, and having in course of time
received permission to enter the part of
the carriage occupied by the gendarmes,
proceeded to regale the latter with some
dainties from a traveling bag. The ladic
were not only generous, bat convivial
also. They sang ss well as ate, and
smoked cigarctics as well ss quaffed
tiny goblets of vodky. Toward evening
a tumbler of tea was propose d at one of
the minor stations, and the endre party
with the exception of the prisoner, ps re
took of the cheering beverage. The
gendarmes immediately afterward
feli sound asleep. In this state they
remained several hours, when the train |
having reached the station of Vinitsa,
the guard went to the door ‘o examine
i the sleepers’ ticket. Touching the pris.
oner by the eont sleeve, the official was
astonished to find him only a garment,
slightly sustained by an inside wrap to
represent a person sunk in slumber.
Alarmed, he shook the drugged gen-
| darmes until he got them both awake.
{ | The prisoner had slipped his chains and
his traveling coat and hat, and had dis-
i appeared from the scene with his two
i | confederate 4.
Needles,
“Among the uncivilized people, at a
| very early period, rude attempts were
| made to form needles or bodkins of bone
jor ivory, by means of which they
i might stitch their garments together;
i bat among the more refined nations of
| antiquity, ns the Chinese, Hindoos,
{ Egyptinns and Hebrews,
{ must have been in common use.
! Pliny mentions needles made
of
used in his time, and bronze needles, of
a large size, have been found in Egyp- |
tian tombs, which must binve been made
four thousand years ago. The action of
moisture and the stn osphere would
have destroyed smaller ones.
~The Spanish,* or steel, needle was |
introduced into England at the time of |
Queen KElizabett, but the
which it was made was kept a secret,
and the art was lost till the year 1650,
when it was revived.
(reas improvements have been intro. |
tempered needle ot the present day,
which requires to pass through the
use.
a
| they already kuow.
i
Farm and Gavden Notes
Use dry muck freely in stables
(ood shelter for stock saves fodder.
Have the yard for your
slook
Don't
uinrly
Avold damp cel
healthy
Cornstalks contain more potash than
any other fodder fed to cows,
A uniform use ol waler is
the healthy growth ol pia 8.
A coal of
shieep when
GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD, |
{
{
|
i
{
water in
fall to fodder your stock reg
lars, They are un
ed to
1 by dogs or
mati Na nn invent
protec
wolves
much richer than
¥y it est
le value of that
i
Praction
Sheep manure
Of COWS is
( d of
BRILIDE ndopt ed by
Ot ie Dutier
CY prices in Boston.
YE 16d
SAVE il
not made
LIOus but it i Hore easily
and a saving
tO” 5a
2 Cutter i COSL In
AW 18
d when oh
on is equivaient
\
"
the
horse
oft
SUR
LLhey may
edd In
1 §1
Ww piants
st LO
ILiCH
Lid
difterent
owth: hence
given ©
Well as upon
ise
GIOp as
farmer of
* Boston
ODSCTVIL 8
HARGSOI séven par
i.vate WOOL L4
1a-ra pois
rdinary proportion
6 J
ould bw
cent. , (es
is ments
COL
saved, and
f
of potato
IrRe
boars and
otlier thing
RES Wii
How
RW
Wit hh
8 Of Lhe
in on
IaY OCCUr.
Recipes,
farioca Pupp - Eight
% : 1 3 3 5 One
meor two
ianutly
and when
he meat
it meat
fine ar d
aver of dark snd
4
Take «
q
Lt
vhig
Hop
was bolle
Potatoes. — Take
hem in slices
sceording to
wake, in a
after you have put
milk put it in the
twenty minutes, then
it and put the potatoes with
milk into a saucepan to boil until
s- ason before you put to boil.
To form a good substi-
r, making pastry, the
i with water in Lhe
341 burning ;
r the arp
d till cold,
MLK,
0
i}
Sas
in
aone
DRIPPING, ~
for batie $41
tute
meat must be roasts
pa i i il [th At IY
when th
ping
pourin
then ple
Lo melt,
tit for use
pastry.
ou
al
es
in a basin and let
g off the
icing the
P
il stant
gravy at the bottom,
; ng in the oven
xt day it will be quite
excellent short
ie i
dr ippi
———————
Far-Beariug Animals,
The chine a is a native South
America. i small animal about
the squirrel’ the fur is very sof
and has a beauty gray hue, that pre-
sents several lig and shadows in a
very remarkable manner. The silver
fox is usually found in the vicinity of
ake Superior. They valued as
high as 850 a piece, and when the skin
is dressed it brings in Earopean mar.
kets from ten to forty guineas each.
The lynx comes from Canada. The fur
is of a grayish color, with dark spots
It is. however, dyed rn shining black.and
commonly used for linings. Sable
fur. the most valuatle, is call «@ Russian,
and in that country it is monopolized
by the nobility and imperial family. A
robe of state 1s lined with the Cnest sa-
bles, which costs ahout 1.000
guineas, T e best of these skins
are found in Russian Lap-
land, Yakootsk and Kamischatka. The
far of the sable's tail makes very fine
artiets’ brushes. The Hudson's Bay
gable is a very fine fur; they are usually
dyed a very dark color. The mink be-
longs to the sable family. This tur is
obtained in North America. Ermine,
known in heraldry as ** minever,” is the
oval fur of several! European nations.
Edward 111. restricted the use of ermine
to the royal family of England. Al
though it is still favored by the queen
and Ler family. the ermine may be worn
by any one in England wio may choose
to wear it, Only the robes of the royal
family ean be { with ermine
trimmed
thickly spotted with the hiack paws of
he Astrakhan lamb.
Of
8 Sig
ris
i
are
is
The use of the
ermine is restricted in Austria to the im-
perianal family, and it aleo distinguishes
the sove:eigns of Spain, Portugal, Rus-
sin and Germany.
The sea otter, a very handsome fur,
is found in the North Pacific ocean, on
hie Asiatic and American consts. This
Ws is held in bigh esteem by the Ras
asians and Chinese; the emperor
China, mandarins and officers ol state
are the ouly persons who are perm. tted
to wear
fine, eilky, curly
which is comming
deep into the pe
vellow down,
tad coarse hairs 2d
led coarse hairs rooted
These are removed
between the roots of two kinds of hair;
{ib is then dyed a rich dark brown.
| for its fur, and the skins
able in the United States,
han lamb is a valuable Jitt
le animal, its
to be glossy when
| the animal before the birth of the lamb,
Another cruel practice in the fur busi-
| ness is the sewing up into tight leather
bags of he Persian gray and black lambs
| lmmediately efter their birth. This is
| done to retain the peculiar curl of the
ur.
The practice of finishing locomotives
with bright ornaments, which nus been
{ rapidly going out of use in this ¢ ountry,
he extreme
A London e xchange states that one rail-
road company is having the domes,
iden, which, it is predicted, ** will prob-
| ably be in general use, as the finish is
¢ considerable.”
NEWS OF “THE WORLD. |
I'ue weather at Columbia, 8. O,, bas been
the coldest ever known in that region, the
Eastern and Middle States.
and his wite Anna, residing
were
heads
Jaco GoasL
Pa,
their
A
miles from Bethlehem,
dead in their bed with
bloody
the apartment
the
He
ring barn noder the straw atl nioe
He
diately taken back to the house of
ax was found in
Snyder, who boarded with Giogels, was
lieved to be the murderes
in & neighbo
o'elock the next morning wks imme
tims
Ha
Hrondle,
his
questioned ne to the murdes
Mr,
one confessed
and
by the Kev ol
inter rogated
Hothlehom, and at to having
mitted the erie, tell his story with
He
ghier of the
GO
Wg
great deliberation, was in love with
years
He be
y
1d he
ol ‘est dan
old
wvadd by kill
sipoved Lo bis sult
Grogan, sixloon
but was oy owed
ing them all opposition wot
by her parents
rants
the
After killing the pa
attempted a eriminal assault
but
conleised
upon
Ha
takon
pd
the hot
he
taughter, Wks unsucoessiul, badd
soavoely belare & rope, fron
one of the beds, was placed arous his neck
and he was dragged outside of
it tres, Alter |
the body
hapged 10 a large chesin ing
pearly twenty minules
ty the p
that
sUBiW LEE tad
down wrbouse sathorities
to
was cut
taken fastitution, where it
d that
offles:
and
fou
Fhe
death was caused by strangaiation
made a vain endeavor
ol the Detest
frog of
thousknd
8 of the law
the fury mob ive
at
"in
Bethlehem the
¢ flent
ane
fs Wi wit TeVeral
ted the scene of the tragedy during
and the excitemon. was inlense
ler Wis tweniy-Jour years
and about forty years of
ree chi
lay laborer
fe leaves tb
De. E. H
Universalist
Was A
age ren
the most
Unite
in New York a fow
Hey CHAPIN ol
oted frrewoiiorns in Lie
Slates, died at his howe
ays ago. aged sixty-six years For more
than thirty
New York city,
peared on the lecture platform in every large
years Dr, Chapin had basen a pas
in and he had also ap
or
iV in the country
mnt
832 280 £8 this
I'ux total population of Verm according
(0 thé Consus returns, is
umber 1668 88% are males and 165 398 females;
1.340 40.940
1.043 eonlored
ar
pative and w
331 24% are white and
I ¥iX India
y PP. Say
foreign
# and five hall.breeds
of Springfield, Masa
eal sohool
Dr Davie rit
nro'essor io the Yale med and ane
of the most prominent physicians in the Co
pectiout valley, is dead at the age of filly
YER
ner resorts slorg the New Jarwe
laring the
torn Many
¢
pl of the san
HE sun
red sonsiderable damage
f BEeRYY SDOW-
¥
vik heads in fre
{IGR68 Ware CDIRpIeiaNy swe {L Away
wey Island the damage
an Beach property alon
bronze
Newark,
mveiling of a small
Koay in
MceClel
y and other prominent parsons
ay
nt and
par
an, Generals Gm
rRixG the last ten years Maine has gained
Vermont, 1.736; Mas
Rhode 1s 177
sid,
Returns fo
mtion 20 1
land, 68
t RY) o.
New Hampabire
ve period,
New York
ORES Ine
show & gaia in
D6 SRY
ny Demoomts have just held
ite for the
the
ie
n the Cooper
iit
14 i
is
oe Of cous ening hes © dition of
the city and the best methods of
vacancy caused by
Farry
was eleotad,
tLES U4
Qssinn Ray, the Hepull
LEA hin, the emin lawver of
sew York city, has relingaished his oitisen-
in Now York Sate asd become
He has
Nantucl
shiig aol
Massaoiunelts inion
rmanent resident
6 al
the climate
his
five yaars old, ®
that
sgreed with beaith
seventy
remiine
tor Isane I. Christa
» was concloded in
He,
ago. The last day was consumed in {
tion of Edilberto Giro, on whose adu
Anning
the suit was begun Ihe deposi
ill be forwarded to Was
d the Unit
Bons
wgton for
term «
ol the Dist
fue Eastern tes have
perienced some of th weather kn
in year In New York city the thermomets:
registered five degrees below gero, and much
sufloring !
i
i
bitten an
as ensued, many people being frost
1. The ther.
registered
Baltimore
D.C
New Yor
regu
mometler at
Ss
several oltios
lowing figures halow gero one:
Pailadelphia, five; Washing
Bexsamix K. Puxrrs, the :
district stturney, is dead his lorty-ninth
i YORr.
Eres Sancexr, the well-known
Boston a lew
journain
days ago,
and anthor, died in
aged sixty-seven years.
FINE Atlantic
Windsor hotel and the Dulla
N. Jd,
51
at City, lestroyed
he house,
causing a loss that will aggregate $40,000,
Ix New York city
31,806 deaths, 27.530
ringes. Daring 1879 there wero deaths
25,673 births and 8,446 Ihe total
emigration at the port of New York in 1850
aver
daring 1880 there were
births and 9,002 mar
28 342
marriages
was 320 808, the largest number that
arrived in one year. The number <1 failures
in the city during the past year was 344. with
sgrregate liabilities of $19,291 582 and 88 140.
261 in assels.
‘Errensiis,” the
the well-known financier,
finest of the
villas at Newport,
home of James
WRS oOn-
numerous
R.
I. A few moroings ago it caught fire and was
Reeve,
sidered one of the
costly and attractive
entirely destroyed. I'he house
with costly works of art kind,
Mr. Kooane estimates his loss at §259 000.
A New Youx daily sor says that the year
18580 was remarkable of
steamships, no less than 147 | been lost
Of these 107 were British, 10 Frouoh 8 Amen.
oan, 8 German, 2 Danish, 2 Nor-
Bussian, 1 Italian, 1 Swedish, |]
Greek and 1 Austrian. Seven of them were
built of 140 Fifty-six
werastranded ; 32 sunk by collision ; 31 tound-
ered at sen; 12 are missing, with no olew to
the manner of their destruction; 6 wer
| burned, 3 sunk by icebergs; 3 abandoned a
sen, and 1 was capsized.
Tne Mount St. Vincent
of tvory and
oe the destrootion
Ving
3 Spansdy,
wegian, 2
iron,
wood and ol
hotel, one of the
at the upper end of Central park, has be
destroyed by fire. An adjoining art gallery
containing many art treasuros belonging
the park, was also damaged aod a part of i
contents destroyed. Ihe loss is estimated «
more han $100,000,
Western and Southern States,
INTENSELY cold weather bas
throughout the West,
mom ter al various points showed the follow.
ing figures below zero: St. Paul,
Leavenworth, Kan. St. Louis, Mo,, 13;
Detroit, Mich, 10; Ind,
Cleve'nnd, Ohlo, 4; Cincinnati, Oaio, zero.
13;
Indignapolis,
that Gall, one of the chiefs under Sitting Ball,
unconditionally to
lges. The savages aro poorly clad, have few
guns and ponies and are in no sondition for
an engagement with well-equipped troops. 1
is now believed that Sitting Bull will march
toward this point without further hesitation,
He has with him about one
hundred lodges, In leaving Cavada Sitting
Bull burned the bridges behind him and stole
ponies ‘rom numerous bands of ball-breeds.
Art Albany, Ind. the eight months-old twin
children ot William and Fannie Johnson were
frozen to death, despite the efforts of their
mother to keep them warm, The parents are
very poor,
AN Australian steamer which has just
arrived at San Francisoo brings the partiou.
lars of the massacre of Captain Romer and
four of the crew of the Sand Fly in the South
Sea islands. The natives of Rito sumiprised
the boat's orew while in bathing, and pursued
them into the woods or killed them in the
water, mutilating the bodies of the slrin and
torturing those oaptured alive by roasting
them at a stake.
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I'ne ponds in and about Columbia were |
all frozen bard, and the people enjoyed the
ol skating. The coldest previous |
day was in 1852, when the thermometer fell 10 |
AL other polots in
woather was intersely |
Va, a oolored man |
Mouth, also, the
oid, Near
was (rogen wo death
of the unprecedented old i
weather leurs are entertained lor the salety of |
Richmond,
UR sooount
whioh has been gathered. The weather has |
dest there since 1887. The ormuges |
Jacksonville, where the ther. {
mometer fell to ninsleen degrees above zero,
been the a
ware all ioges !
Civelunati is to have the eleotrio light, stook |
to the amount of $500,000 havisg been sub
soribed fr the formation of 8 company,
coating the inside of » ossk with
piteh, at Memphis, Tenn,
explosion of the cask
wore injured,
Visited 1a
HEnny AUGUSTINE, Of Uloago,
was alterward found
About
joek at night Henry sought his
a:ried, and which
plain poisoned whisky aleve:
O & uncle 8 bed
leveled a revolver and began firing
and Mrs. Augustine were both mortal
Then Henry went downstairs an
wounded another cousin, James, ali
eft the house
Miss Kare CameneLy, of Bt. Joseph, Mo
the residence of her iriend
Nannie Wood, at Hamburg, Ia., aad while
iressing tor a ball Miss Wood's dress eaugh
fire fn
Miss Campbell the latter's dress was ignited
Miss Campbell was so Irightinlly burned that
pext morning, and Miss Woo l
ng al
mm the stove, Bhe ran, and in passiog
1 body
smonnt of bullion produced by Léad
288, 000
Ie
} smelters last year is $16
wa (Los
#23 500,000, an increase over 1879 of §3,000
i)
Hesgy WASHINGTON, oolored
eighteen years old, was hanged at Jackson
Miss. the murder of H. H, Hill last July
iH two-story lrame, in
with four stores
n youth
for
Marion
Mich
first floor,
house,
was burned,
and the adjoluing brick
Jaokson
the
block, sontaining the Jackson City bank aod
four stores. Loss about §76,000.
ue United States commissioner of agrieul.
ture has leased 200 nores of land at Bammer.
on
ville, 8. C., for the purpose of establishing «i
perimental tea farm,
PAMAGE
by a fire al
manuiseturers, Rock Island, 11
the amount of FI60,000 was
factory of Bulord & Co
Fifieen
wo
one the
‘aw
thousand plows were destroyed
From Washington.
JHE treasury department has directed Lhe
re §: gold bu
assay offiee in New York to the Padsdelphia
nt, for ¢
After this transfer there will still remain in
eo Now York sssay office about $063,000 000
on, wore thas snough 10 keep the
3.000 500 in lion trom the
% 3 i
inage into eagles and hall-eagies
old balls
hia mint employed for six months ia
ping gOia exciauyely.
I'ix following statement shows the populs
Territories acoor
This
@ Ce Teclion
tain Staes snd
States census of 1850,
ject 10 possil
reason Of the discovery of GmismONs OF
ii of pames tn the lists of Inlabilan's
Ntalrs Popu ala "
1 241 New Jersey... 1.18
2 064 New York
3 683 NN. Caroline
14 Oregon...
866 Ruode lsland
557 81x 8, Cerolina
4 403 1 nnesson wi, 042 46)
L833 + Vern ont .... 332.38
812.2
615.183
1.818 386
Columbia 177
fissonn § SIN... .h 2611
Nohras ka 432 431 Montana. . 33 157
Nevada th §2,200 Utah 143 807
Washingtlon. 75, 1K
82 Wyoming.... 20.758
8082 81
1,400 000
Ein. 0.1
vest Vie wiuis
#40 Wisconsin.
husetis 78d 086 Dist
{
4,168,081 1
NUW
sa 847.7
A Wasmsarox dispateh says thal from the
sististios of population now published and
other data it may be predicted with a good de.
sty that ibe total population of
be found to be almost pre.
gree of certal
this country will
pisely fifty millions, probably a lew thousands
in excans
Tur President has decided to scoord Whit.
taker
feclared by the authorities at that institution
ihe colored West Point cadet who was
to have mutilated himsell- another heariag
yd a court-martial will be ordered.
Mr. A. Looax a lineal
the celebrated Indian ch el of
ar
8 does. Jant ew
the Six Nations
of that name, has been appointed by Secretary
a position in the interior depart.
{ur Ponoa chiefs left Washington for
arise, Penn., to visit the Ponca children at
the Indian industrial school, and thence pro.
sotded to their reservation in the
tian Territory.
Urox the expimtion ol the ten days fo
which the President appointed Mr. Ramsey,
sooretary of war, to act as secretary of the
direotly
days further; but Mr.
rant elerk of the treasury department, refused
to honor several roquisitions for money
made upon him by Mr.
that Mr legally
serve as secretary of the navy for more than
At a osbinet meeting the conclu.
opivion Ramsey could not
: »
fen days.
simply to relieve the President from an im-
mediate embarrassment oooasioned by asudden
and that the authority
eabinet to perform the aaditional duties for
ten days did not extend beyond the one ap-
be made to fill the vacanay.
Tur receipts from customs for the month
of December amount to nearly $13,000,000,
000.
States currency outstanding January 1, 1880:
§60,745 00
346,681,016 00
Old demand notes ne
Legal-tendor notes—all issues.
| One-year notes of 1863. ......
Two-year notes of 1863......
['wo-vear coupon notes of 1563.
Compound interest notes.
Fractional enrrenoy—all issues.
23,35) 00
241.210 00
15,523,468 45
Total..ov cee i... $362,528 424 45 |
Ir is believed in Washington that the be.
create such opposition in Amerioa that the |
lolay.
The superintendent of the census reports
that the population of the United States is
50,152,569,
Foreign News,
the delenss of the indicted Irish land leaguers
Ing trial of Parnell and thirteen other lead.
Lous Avevsrs BLAsgUi, & prominent
French communist, is dewd in his seventy.
sixth year. During his eventiul and stormy
life he was confined in thirtydour French
prisons,
Tus district governor of Orenhuirg, Rumia,
ins resigned because the central authorities
————————S———————
| tants of the province w ho, beonass of the suo.
by hundreds.
Tug Rossdans and Torkomans have been
Tug Gallenn and Tarnel tribes of Sierra
Africa, have been slaughteriug each
Prisoners were elther
Leones,
A BAND of torgers of bonds and receivers of
stolen bonds have been arrestad in Milsons
They belong 10 an orgasisstion com.
Englishmen,
Poles and Americans, having brasches and
agents in the ehiel cities of Europe, and were
salling forged or stolen French bonds in lly,
talias bounds in France, and so on,
I's gross revenue of Great Britain for 1880
was is round sumbe:s $416,000 000,
Tug mivister of Holland to Spain was found
dead in his bed st Madrid
league meslings are beng
At
which was held at Drogheda the riot aot was
Fienchwen,
Mossres land
of Ireland one
read and the crowd dispersed.
Fopuiation of Ultles,
I'he lollowing is an approximate #iatement,
on of cities and towns havieg 30,000 inhab.
y ward
§ 808 S00 {
tants and uy
St. Paul Pioneer Press }
What We Haute.
We hate growling, no matter the
| source or cause, and recommend here.
with the remedy. Use St. Jacobs Oil
and lsugh at pain. It wii do tue work
every time.
that has beaten
mal fell into an
Calitornia has a dog
Dr. Tanner. The ani
old mining shaft at Bird's Fiat, and
when discove red and rescusd Lad
remained there forty-two days without
food or water. Under s diet of warm
“ Deacon Wa ron want Jou tol
you spt) Joumali and fami 8 avail
season, when all the rest of us ha
pa ea
Taylor the answer ia veuy pay
1 used Hop Bitters in time, and kept my ismi
well and saved large dootor bills. Three
lars’ worth of ft kept as a'l well and able to
work all the time, sand | will warrant it has
oost you and most of the one 10 iwo
hundred dolinrs apiece to keep sick the same
time, 1 guess you'll take my medicine bere
alter,” Bes other eoluma,
rat me m——
The bee is said to be a resident of any
olimate of the globe. It will ‘prosper in
hollow trees in Canada, where mercury
will freeze in the open air, as well as at
the equator. Eid
1 have no more doubt of the —_— effects
of Warner's Sale Kidney and Liver Cure than
lake Ontario, —~Hev. J. EK Rankin, D : DP,
Washington, D. C.
The moderation of lows’ 5 900, 000 dogs
only 98,974 sheep, & little over half a
quarter for each.
Ir Is No EXAGGERATION. —~Ely's Cream
Balm is a eure for Caterrh, Hay Fever, eto.
customers, Cream Balm should be resorted
16 by every one tuus sfilicted. With me no
other remedy bas eves equsled the Balm sither
A. J. Odenwelder,
Eiy's Cream Balu is the best remedy I bave
ever sold for che eure of Usiarrh, Hay Fever
eto. It effects a cure in simost every ye
gives relief to 8] who nee it Without besiia-
ion I tell my costomers it is the best i Tetundy
in the market tor what it is recommended.
¥. Brakely, Jv., drug: ist, Phillipsburg, N. J.
Klv's Cream Balm jor Catarrh bas given the
very best of satiglaction WO my ous OES, Ore
so thas that of auy other sunilar prophastion
I have ever sold, lasses C. Chapman, roggist,
Newburg, N.Y.
Price, 60 Sena Eiv's C.eam Balm Co.
Owego, N.Y. Will mad «t for 60 cents.
VEGETINE ~~ No medicine has sttained such
oom
Vegetine. |;
FROM WHIOR YEGETINE IS MADE
IN POWDER FORM
SOLD FOR
80 Cents a Package.
VEGETINE.
lity
isussaono, Me, Dec MW, 1977
doen ¥
Me Seevess
Dear rel ad had 8 cough
compasenced aking the Vege
wtetn was debiillated Ly « sotse.
Comige 1. Ad WEE Very Lery tis sgh bad, large sn
When | had taken one Dotlle | found 1 was hed
11 has helped my cotgh, and HU strengthens tue
3 G0 Ey werk ever have found anything lke
3 1 know 1 is ever vililog 1 is recomended
Mes. A J. PENDLETON.
tf for
milk and water the canine was rapidiy
recovering at last acc ounts.
disappeared he
and when fount i less than twenty
(Cleveland (Ohio) Herald.)
A Hammock's Wild Way.
An lllinois exchaage fee
thus deliver itsell:
J. 8B.
and tumbled the Hon. Irwin
. 'W. Ross Writes:
Rheumatism, Weakness,
H.R Srevess Bost, "wn
pract ing medicine for fwenty-five years
5 1 Qisenses of Lhe Hl. 0d
| | have pever found Ke ual id Vepetine To
sevell Years abd have Dever had oue bottie returned. |
would heartily recommend it to those 18 peed of & Mood
poner,
Da W. ROSS Droge,
YHA Wikm, lows
St. Jacobs Oil he might have
“ where the woodbine twineth.”
so dear
gone,
other dangerops diseases, “have
Nature,” Rub iz our
tis and
paid the dei
motile
LE
Stvericains Intheran Almanac for
188] gives for all
in the United States 3.177
5 983 congregations, and 703 388 som.
municants. The largest body, the
Synodieal conference, has 1206 minis.
ters, 2.072 congregations, and 261 816
communicants, The Independent synod
have altogether 80 478 communicants
JUMERE 15 not » corporation on Lhe
round globe whose specific gravity 1s
greater than that of the old Erna Lire
of Hartford. 1! is solid as Graniteand as
true us gold." — Weekly Liem, « Phils.
The two best books fora ohi id are a
good mother's face and life.
Factory Facts,
Close confinement, careial attention 10 ali
lsctory work, gives the operatives pallid taoes
poor appetite, iarguld, miserable teelings, poo:
blood, iesctive liver, kidneys sand urinary
nd all the physicians and medicine
id cannot help them unless they got
out doors or use Hop Blters, made of the
purest and best remedies, and especially for
such oases, having abundances of health, sun.
shine and rosy cheeks in them. None peed
suffer if they will use them freely. They cost
but ux trifle, See another —
j@
The empercr of Brasil has translated
some of Whittier's poems into Poruu-
guese.
We reach for riches and we o grasp a mill
stone, uniess in health to enjoy them. A
cough or cold quickly works our phys'oal ruin
unless we ave carelel. Use Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup. Price 25 conta,
Three vints of wilk contain as much
nutriment as a pound of be
RT HOE
GREAT RHnoRse MEDICINE.
DR TOBIAN VENETIAN
pint botties S19 orn TORY % estab
best in the world for t of Cols Sores, Rrvnins,
Hrulses, Sore Throsts, TORIAS CONDITION
POWDERS are warranted to cure Distemper, Fever
8; give a fine wl; incresse (he appetite and
the urinary © ge Certiflest 10 by Col.
i. own vey of some of the fastest running hotees
1.008 othe oetits. Noid by
Deol 42 Murray Street, New York dosing
on
po
gets
THE MARKETS.
¥EW YORK
| Bees OaMtlo—-Mod, Natives, live wi,
| Oalves— Good to Prime Voais....
| Poge—Live. ives
! Dressed. ..
| Floar- Ex. State, good to fancy. .
Western, good to fancy... .. a B®
Whoat=-N0. 3 Red. veunsrsirsrssnras 1 16
No.1 White .cseenessscanenanl I
ae oh
| Ryo=Bale. over svnsnnisiion
i Bariey—Two-Rowed State
| Oorn—Ungraded Western Mixed
i Southern Yellow. coves conse
| Onta—White S1ai8. cece.
Mixed Western
| Hay—Piime
Btraw—lLong Rye, per Wheres rien
Bops-—8tate, 1880
Pork—Mess old,
| Lard--Oity Btoam, aves ssress
| Petroleum —Crade oes. USN @OTN
Butier—8iate Creamery...
Dairy .cassscnssnsnn sss
Western Imitation Creamery
FROry.c svsensonens
| Ohoeste-8tate Factory.
BENE. co vunsnnssnnnes
: Western, .. ov oo
! Rege—Btate and Penn. a
| Potatoos—Btate, bbl Early Rose,
. BUFFALO
| Stosee=Bxtrs.. and
| Lambe—Western
| Bheep - Western ae
| Hoge, Good to Obolee orke . “rene 4%
| Flour-Oity Ground, No. X Spring... 5 00
| Wheat-No. 1 Hard Dulut
{| Qorn—No, 3 Western,.......
| Onte-BIall, cosessssmmnss
ge:
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| BOSTON,
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1 Hogs —Live....csenee
i Hoge--City Dressed
| Pork—Extra Prime per b WL» sears. 1280 (1300
| Flour--Wisconsin and Minn. Pet... . 738 @8 80
| Corn—Mixed and Yellow, ieee oui, 81 $ =
| Oste-Extra White bo
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CREE REE RERS
Al Immense crowd,
Danial O'Connell in 1844 has there been wit.
nessed such scenes of excitement. The first
of a jury and the opening of the oase by the
attorney general,
Gare an English pedestrian, undertook to
walk 2600 miles in 1,000 hours, but broke
down after covering 2,233 miles ol his pro.
posed feat.
£rvEN persons were killed and fifty injare !
by the falling in of the roof of a church at
Lalllagot, France.
A xumngnr of soldiers have been severely
beaten by a crowd which filled the streets of
Westport, [reland.
It is supposed that the British steamer
Montgomeryshire, from Cardiff bound to
Singapore via the Suez canal, has been lost
with her erew of thirty men on the coast of
Portugal, as a steamer bas been wrecked near
Figueira, and wreckage with the name
« Montgomeryshire” has been washed ashore.
Tue British steamer Garnet, of London,
was wrecked in the North sea daring a gale,
and all hands, numbering seventeen persons,
perished.
Broxex dikes in Holland have flooded
o'ghteen villages, doing an immense amount
ol damage.
PHILADELPHIA,
{ Har-fenn, good and faney.......
Wheat No. 2 Red. 1
Rye—stato "aa .
Oorp—State Yellow. as ness
Oata-Mixed, coves: BERARARERERE
Butter—Oreamery E RI, sesns nares
Chesse--New York Full Cream, ove
wasd
PotrolenmOrade., ,.......00 s@0TY Rofin
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containing Jn Undergarments, Corsets, Waist,
kirt and. Stock ing Supporters, Shoulder Braces, &c., for
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500 ORGANS glven a
Address REV. 8. T, T. BU CK, ah
OPIUM Eris musa
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vend and general sores
inciose fifty oemis Ib postage akasuips tu one
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VEGETINE
PREPARED BY
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ABLE.
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Watterson, editor; claim that xs s reliable and valuable
Hew it has no superior in this _oouulry or in the
world, It isabis, wright and pewsy, coarlains the strong
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sais of the dar, & hands» book, of some olber valuable
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se found to be worthy of especial stiention.
Specimen coples and full descriptive elre
cular sent free on oatiam
beoription Germs, post age free .
13; sundey, 88; Week iy, with
; withomt premium, ‘so.
ng four x enale —
bers and six dollars wiil be entitied to an
of the Weekly Cvurie one
are
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CONTAINS
HOPS, BUCHU, MANDRAKE,
DANDELION,
AND rae Prrsst axp Beer MEDICAL QUuats
TIES OF ALL OTAER BITTERS.
THEY CURE
1} Diseases of theBtomach, Bowels, Ricod,
i Ridnehn and Urinary Organs, Ner
To aan
81000 IN COLD.
TIN be paid for a case they will not cure or
belp, or for a5yibing rep urs oF mjarious
em.
Ask r draggist er Bop Binters and
AT Teor Ta ech. Take Be other.
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BArCOLics.
Szxp ron Suess.
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omits, Ont,
Top Witere Mig. Co, Rochester, NX.
000,000 Acres
Wheat Lands
ost ln the World, for sale by the
BL. Mins Hilo 2.2. 3. 0.
Ea and on ing
ertical Engines with wrot
botiers, Eureka Safet ww
ers with Sectional
oan't All
with Automatic Cut-Offs
From when for 50 & $2,000.
Sirulsr.
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hal bast In World. re
SS panly Uses. Sold by ah Draggists Dr
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Agents Wanted everywhere
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