THE PARM AND HOUSEHOLD, ! lime is broadeasted over the soil in a
. | fresh, pulverized condition. Philadel.
The Importance of Heeling«in, phia Record,
Heeling-in consists of burying the | ————
roots and parts of stems of trees in | Recipes.
the soil. It may be done in such a! | pexypp Faas,
manner as to be an injury to the pour remove the s
plants. II one is at a distance from
the nursery, and intends to set an
crehard in the spring, it is best to se
cure the trees in the fall and heal
them in, when they will be ready for
setting so soon as the ground is ready
in the spring. The nurserymen aro !
less hurried in auttmn, and will be ONC OU
more certain to take the trees from Sc 8
the rows and ship them in good shape |! Rit.
than during the rush of filling their and lry hrown ;
orders in the spring. There will also | Frurt CAKE. Two eups of molasse S,
bo a larger number to select from, and | two of brown sugar, two of butter,
the chances are much greater of being | one of milk, five of flour, five eggs, one
able to t the better sorts, the supply : teaspoontul of saleratus; cut up the
of which may not exvend the demand. butter in the milk, warm the molasses
The common method of heeling-in is Stir it into the milk and butter;
to open a trench and lay the trees stir in the sugar and let it cool, the
down in a slanting position, and after- add the eggs well beaten, one poun
ward fill in with earth. No unfilled | of raising, one of currants, hall pound
aces should be left around the roots, of citron; bake in a slow oven
f tho trees are set upright they are! Cnow-cnow.—-One quart
much exposed to the weather. Keep cumbers, one quart onions, one
the labels carefully in place on the green tomatoes sl !
trees. —dgricnltarist, three red peppers sli
and water,
Boil the eggs one
four or
five cloves in each egg, pour hot vine
gar over, Let stand two days before
using.
SQUASH CAKES,
half cups of
int of milk, two eg
teaspoonful of
shells, stick
sieve two and one
: add a
of flour,
sugar, two tea
baking powder and a
Beat together until smooth
ot
in butter
cooked squash
LRP nt
of
su
then
‘
3
i
i
sl
at aid, al
After draini X
them hot vinegar and let d 0 Or
three days, Dral Id
Take Mm Whade
one quart vinegar,
cups of He
flour,
ingredior
po war over
Morbid Appetite in Pigs,
We have found one quart of new
process linseed meal to each pig per
day would satisfy when coal and ashes
fail to do so. “A quart of peas has
also had a good effect. The Pigs woul
erack the peas with great apparent
relish. It is well also to mix a little
finely pulverized bone with the salt
when young hogs are fed almost
wholly upon corn. Corn is deficient
in phosphate of lime to form the grow-
ing bone. The bone may be prepared 20 X
by burning, then pounding fine and | Of the same mn
grinding in a large coffee mill. But the Mhls heal
the bone meal, ground fine, may be add three ounc
purchased at $3 per 100 pounds, Mix
salt and ground bene in equal parts,
and let pigs have access to it.
To explain the effect of the linseed
meal and peas we have only to re
member that corn has only one and
one-half per cent, of ash, while linseed
meal has six and a half per cent.; and
this is rich in phosphate of lime or
bone material, besides having three Household Hints,
times as much muscle-forming matt To Revove INK
Peas have the same nutritive effect, lute half a
only in a less degree, Linseed meal with a larg: pr
balances the corn and makes it a com- | apply it to the
plete ration, satisfving all the wants Let it lie fo
of pigs. Cottonseed meal is the same | off quiekl)
class of food, a little less digestible
Wheat bran will hivve the same effect
in a less degree. The pig feeder should | 1 tho ornawe nt one
endeavor to give a variety of food, not | (cot oil and rub
omitting scalded clover hay in winter ball of the thumb until
and green clover in summer, This disappears; a
gives: the bulk in food necessary to! produced
health—National Live Stock Journal. AR,
friction with the
Swern Boos. used, the bright a
r # mav he
There are many who keep beesin a ay x
small way who do not wish to have |
their bees increase beyond a certain
number. This can be done almost
completely, so much so that the in-
crease can be easilydisposed of. About
the time you think they will begin te
get an idea of swarming see to it that | °7 Sin I
they have an abundance of room for | Of the china must |
storing honey, placing sections® filled | gether for a few
with nice thin comb foundations down | 10int becomes hard.
both sides of the brood nest and on | CASTILE MN FOR
top, having, of course, had some sur- | White castile is a little
pulus receptacle on before this. Added | Washing fabrics, but
to this the hive needs to be shaded serves the coler har
from the too direct rays of the sun, but | ribbons, ete, wonderfully.
not in too dense ashade. Keep all un- | Seen, says an exchange,
derbrush trimmed up so there will be damask, white
a circulation of air, for it is hotter in | With deep blue
a grove with thick underbrush than | Water in which cast
right out in the open air where there | lathered, and few pe pl
is plenty of breeze. With a large Cover any difference
amount of surplus honey room and laundried kerchief
hives kept {rom being too hot you can | clean one. In this case the |
keep the bees from swarming to a Was snapped 4 between the fing
great extent. But you can make it | nearly dry,
almost sure by going over the hives under a wi
once a week thoroughly and pinching To Swerrex TAINTED
out every queen cell, not omitting the g ays the New York Eo
little cups, likeacorn cups, just started. | « J NN” asks,
1 have never had a swarm issue from | tainted me ats’ yn
my apiary when these conditions were | 416 said to do so- t
followed. But the search for queen | hut my own caref
cells and cups must be thorough, clear vice is to throw the
through the hive on every comb, 0ryou | away, So su
will now and then miss aqueen cell in | eat in t
some odd corner. Some make claim
for the Italians that they will swarm |
without any preparation whatever, but
I have failed to see this verified. 1t
will take considerable work to go
through every stock once a week, but
it is not much more of a task than to
be watching and hiving swarms, chas-
ing some across the country, perhaps, ing with cold water in which
and with your stock swarmed down $0 | solved. s ay, a third of 2 taASTIO
Weak that they are no profit.— Prairie | soda, and then with two or tI
- waters.
Olt
1s it
pour into the hot
pour aver the Me
COrrFER CUSTARD
strong extract of
as slowly as
you will want two
HSS
MEASUTOS
thi
#8 co Yeo differ
to see that
the mixture 1
cups into & pa
i ing water;
dr
fifteen
enough.
it
shou
rrROM WooDb.,
teaspooniui of oll of
i
walter
op
moved.
To CLEAN
F'ORTOISE
toise shell A
How 10 MeEND CHINA,
china be of a dark col
but white, it can easily rep
placing a little shellac on the j
holding it to a lighted candl
flame melts the shellac and
strong cement. The
ha
ne
TOIT «
SOAP
of silk i i
We i
a ery
silk handks rh
harder, Ww ashed in ¢
3 5.3 3 hg
ape, folded and
ght ~-1100
ironed.
maside red
‘tainted mn
1e need of
summer, with
hat it
much
vegetables
cert nly ought not to
is and 1
’
he
and fruit, t
be eaten unless it {
some. Never in any circumstances eat
meat of a doubtful character.
meat is to be kept all night, even in a
refrigerator, it is well to scatter salt
over it, and fowls that are
dressed should be rinsed ia the mo
Sweet
is {
nfl
iu
ree clear
Application of Lime.
Thousands of bushels of lime are! m1. dailv life of the 1 o ule £
annually thrown away by improper es he gaily Jife of hg to all hi.
methods of application. Every farmer | x, descrintion can hs:
is a believer in the benefits derived | qo ths e . he on sileguate
frem lime, and even on limestone lands "wo f — ” RN none. the r
it is used with advantage. As all |}. Vex ie a; wa vg | it ose
plants contain more or less lime it not | anv I 2 adobe. Ey are
only serves as an important element of | | ricks dried in the sun rg ;
food but in some sections its une [S95 ud mortar. cover un th tat
absolute necessity. It may safely | oof RT fone or wile iene
said that all soils contain — lime’! conta gu oon or beng as
Lime in the soil, being principally in | d i] Ive void of fun Wo ropa,
the shape of carbonate, is little in- ily devoid of pp ure. Phe
fluenced hy the action of rains. When a or ng is _ a Sa yy
limestone is burnt it merely loses its ato a tel Pn eu:
carbonic acid, and when we slack it of pe rein aad
with water the lime unites with the | op. © ror Co
water, which crystallizes and forms pe Earthen ae Lo
hydrate of lime. After awhile, by at- BS Rese ind.
tracting earbonic acid from the air, ne mat 3 ade of ;
the lime becomes again a carbonate, | yion the floor s all
and is then in the same condition as pn pA for ' a
before barning—that is, it has become eh: ire. Ho tio. :
once more limestone in a fine condi- | A dish of be ¢ 3
tion. Lime is often bought, slacked peer and rent
antl then placed aside until some con- | ponstitute the
venient time arrives for putting it on | (i.e is made
the land; and as the process of slack- | jutween we )
ing is esnsidered an Sedinary Soeur fresh for every meal. 1t is then made
When it 5 10307 To be hxgadeaston J tad Stl « Sough, from Which pound,
generally goes 16 the field in mt | cakes are worked out by the har nd
or’ in tHe sh of ; The o eri he sive ul an Srdimaty Sake
0 NiO HONG, 118 18 en baked on
“o HD Rao how vo awison an earthenware griddle; the cake je
as a fine powder, for then the benefit | in pd al oti ay his er
1 beans constitutes the prineipal diet
Sean its Spplsation Js ore iret; | gf the poor, utter is akniow i and
| few ever get coffee. Goats’ milk i
Is 2eijuited of pba, Pape foT | sed instead of that from the cow,
or Po ote are Boe | from preference, as there are plenty of
oe we can Dtaat for the cows in the country, but they are es.
beneficial ellotts of plaster (sul Bate | teemed only for breeding, The poor
of : lime), by knowing that it a | | wear cotton clothing altogether, and if
soluble "Th’ water, and every Bi it is cold a blanket or a shawl—half
elves fons oF it.’ thus Tunis hing | { wool and half cotton~ -is thrown over
ves pris The" freshl Ins an the shoulders. The drink is mesecal;
seady whep in the shage cf 2 riot | | this § is a Hiquor distilled from the Mas
also dissolved by water, and as its ef- | guey p a and Tastes
fects are not only shown in the growth | 4rink of the country
of the crop, but also as a chemical se
agent in the soil, the advantage of | | _— Sons
using judgment and eare in its prepa-| The magnificent Yellowstone park
ration and application can be seen at | i8 in danger of being rapidly destroyed
once. In the first place, in slacking | and its natural beauties defaced by
the freshly-burnt lime too much wantonness and vandalism, unless the
water should be guarded against. goverment steps in to protect it. It
Use it sparingly, as the | 18 said that the first thing the foreigner
lime will become finer and | 40€s after registering at the Brevoort
contain fewer lumps. After the lime house | is to start for the Yellowstone
is dry every bushel of it should be Park and needlessly shoot down scores
sifted, lumps broken and the whole of its large game—leer, buffaloes,
mass brought to a fine, powdered con- bears, antelope and mountain sheep.
dition. Applied in such fine condition, Nor are foreigners always the chief
time will convince the farmer that the sinners in this respect. Many of the
labor expended will be as nothing com- most famous X ellowstone geysers have
pared to the difference between the already been ruincd by people who
lime in that condition and when in a | amuse themselves by hurling immense
lumpy or gravelly state The tendency trunks of pine trees into them in order
of lime is downward in the earth, for to see the water force them high in the
kes with it more or less lime | ir In many cases these logs have
stuck in the water apertures, and have
it falls, and the kind i
ids of lime completely stopped the spouting, In
to the action of moisture :
: Wyoming the people are taking steps
to put a stop to such vandalism, and
the wholesale slaughter of buffaloes
and other game by tourists,
AN
According to G. Forbes, the velocity
upon the ng but of blue light is greater than that of
slower and less cer= red, the difference being one and two
by a little care the percent. of the whole velocity,
How the Poor Live in Mexico,
ontrast
give
bE
i
in x
one,
Cooking
ng a few
ne foreign-
am
class and sor
King
nd are of the
als are served
spread
squat
Me
PTASSeS
family
ielp themselves.
and forks,
some dried
ever-present tortillas
repast. This latter ar-
from cornmeal ground
stones, and is prepared
his
He
\ knitted
ng Knives
possibly
very much like
is the national
a
t}
The Great Comet of 1882,
On the 18th of September a comet of ex
ht of the
I Avan on the
ty the
sotth
the
Phe comet was ¢
san, three degrees west and a litte
whon frst visible. The near proximity of
his overpowering lig had no power to pre
vent it from being readily seen by observers
poe snd Of On i
{ose
ary ¥ianal powers f Wi
aporh 1 whjeot in the fall d wy! ligh it, when the
hidden in the 8, ihe
defined nnek
and giving pre
hy darn
AIR were velop
a well
long,
{ FOR
presenee of the power
Lond Crawfo
by 1
Vora
d telegrap
uropean ol
wervaiary,
news
ity ©
to work to fx
oan
surveyed portio
sive of the 1
acres. Durin
1852, i
land,
land were
cal year. The nu
ified for rm
176.4
explana
15852, embraced 1,958.3
ber of miles of re d re
under the | 3
as 608.96, making a total yo
grant railroad construct
3 Terr 10 the close O
fiscal year, Respocting the forfeitux
railroad grants the commissioner
“The status of various g
rposes where the roads
the time prescribed
06, 66,
tion or action
Kp)
iA
year was
) acres I
srted as cons
of land-
States itories ap
Rays:
¢ for rai
ant
have n ot been col
absence of leg
seriously en
his office. It is not dee med expe
iditional lands to the rail
de
claimants pending the
in the pre
Lar; ire number rd Of settlers are ooo UpyI gE sud Wh
lands, and it is important to them to
know whether they ean receive
their titles from the United Slates,
whether they will be required to purchase
from the railroad eompanie %, The prevail
ing uncertainty necessarily retards improve
ments and impairs values. New applications
are also constantly being made to enter the
withdrawn lands under the public land laws.
I deem it of pre seing importance to the pub
lic interests that Congress should take early
action in respect to these grants,”
The commissioner is of opinion that A gon-
eral law should be ennected clearly defining
the rights of eitizens to take timber from the
public lands for prescribed purposes, and
providing penalties for its anlawful cutting,
removal, destruction or waste,
On the subject of fraudulent
the commissioner says:
“Investigations that have been made dur
ing the past year have developed the exist
ence of pass fraud under the shield of the
pre-emption, homestead and timber culture
laws. These investigations have been based
upon complaints made to this office that
great quantities of valuable coal and
iron lands, forests of timber, and the avail-
able agricultural lauds in whole regions of
grazing country have been monopolized by
persons who have caused frandulent pre
emption and commuted homestead entries
made by their agents and employes.
Efforts have been made to check un-
lawful acts of this character in the coal
and iron regions of Alabama, the timber re-
gions of Minnesota, the gre zing country in
California, and on agrienitural lands in the
Territory of Dakota by the special investiga
tion of cases of alleged frauds, trials before
local land officers to cancel alleged entries
and the institution of civil and ¢ riminal suit
Proceedings have been iust ituted in Mis
souri to recover the title fo several hundred
thonieand aeres of land in that State frand
ulently entered many years ago under the
graduation act, which act has been re-
pealed
The commissioner says that, in his opin.
ion, astatute is required imposing penalties
for the unlawful inclosure of the public
lands and the prevention by force or intimi-
dation of legal settlement and entry.
The commissioner submits estimates for
salaries and contingent expenses for the
next fiscal year, amounting in the aggregate
to $452,940, which is an increase of the
amount appropriated for the current fiscal
year of $33,940.
tional clerks and for sufficient room for thei qr
accommodation. “This increase in force,” he
says, “is necessary to meet the additional
work which the growing increase in the
volume of public business is daily bringing
upon this bureau.”
of '§ OLLTOSs mises
or
land entries
| THE WEEK'S NEWS,
Eastern and Middle States,
Howasp © ARROLY, 1 New York jour
thirty-two yours i
Now York
congressman-at-large in pl
Ropal
burn, declined,
Wann Bes
New Yorl
sociation of Congregati
Henny HER
eeling of the
in Brooklyn, hy witl
Ad
AY
South and West,
ever has cansed gre
he
fioatad
4 10.(xX} to
election of from ten to fourteen
out of the twenty-one cong
of nove
Demoert
a Democratic gain
In Cine the
county ticket by ¢
ng t a Repu
to 3,0 a year
Virg
an ner
snnaty
R/O.
on the
ased Repu!
Republica:
the four electad, whi
Hi Ry
Ti ican
cess of one
ME DMAN,
£ 100 se
LEER Sg
is taking
}
rrivedd, ti
battle
police a
am
taining
and
by a
Mu
— of 4 the
tched
: Redman
virty
Ov urned, |
bi ON
murdered woman,
in the melee,
A rine at El Paso,
erty valued at nearly
gen La.
destroyed prop
R100 000),
Coxas,
a lawyer of Chicago,
+ has proved a defaulter to the vant of
over $50,000. The mis ited
had been confided to Chase by his clients,
Tae aunoal fair of the South Carolina col
ored people Was Op ned at Raleigh by State
Agriculture McGhee. The
delivered by Governor
Crane,
Ane
money appropr
Commissioner of
annual address was
Jarvis,
Dirnturenia has created alam
n Pittaylvan
having occurs
in county, Ya., n
od
amily has escaped
within
the so
pupils of one district school
Wrntaam M, Lows,
from the Ei;
at
havo die
¢
nhack member of
shih Alabama di
Hunt
Gree
strict
that
Congress
died the other day
Btate.
Tue following isan account of the killing
Jolonel A. W.
Louis
sville in
of ex-Congressman and (
back, n prominent St.
rill,
I ost-Dispatoh,
About fifteen
pr. o., Colonel
Judge Ww. HH. Clop
directly
m entered the room of the managing edi
tor. John Cockrill was sitting at
and the foreman of the
Vietor Cole, and the busine
MeGuffin, were also in the room.
Cole the story of what happened is learned.
He says as Slayback entered he said: “You
Cockrill was evidently
trouble, for, to Mr.
s revolver was lying on his desk, He
politician, bs
of the Bt.
paper:
o'clock
by
John Cock managing editor
Louis an evening
minutes before 6
Blayback, accompanied
ton, entered the office and
ing throngh the city editor's
his desk
composing room,
gs manager, John
From Mr,
po
are here, are you?
ting
}
is
according
Cole,
mude some reply to Colonel Blayback, when
the Intter said: *‘Is that pistol for
Coekrill said: “It is for you if you want it,”
or you want it.” At this Colonel
Slayback pulled a pistol, a self-cockoer, and
as he covered Cockrill, McGufiin jumped
forward and grabbed the pistol just as the
hammer fell, eatching the hammer
hand, between the thumb
ting th
instant
me?”
“when
on
his and
thus
At
pistol
Coekrill
ed his pistol and { Aired as Lie rose. I'he
truck Slayback left breast, nu
i he fell, dying almost instantly, There was
| a great commotion, and a rush was made for
the room where the tragedy occurred. When
forefinger,
ing
hl
preven
going ofl. the same
1 in the
ball &
wtaiders reached the room they found Slay
floor de
1 and Cockerill kneeling
The
and soon the vicinity
the
known
ack on the
bx
news flow aver the city,
i
ide him wiping blood from his face,
y Post-Dispaloh oflioe was sone of
wildest excitement ever in the
When the erowd began gathering Cook
J AL
nd MeGuftin went out of the back de
Ma
{ the office and entering a oab were driven
away. Colonel Cookrill afterward delivered
The trouble
At a politiosl
denounced the
tin the fol
referred to his
himself up to the authorities
rose out of poiitient nations
back
of the 1
raoon the p
} 1
meeting Colonel
condaet
leh.
ng afte aper
etorted sharply, Colonel Klay
of Colonel James
y ANG 1
wok was the law parine:
i i Demo
nth is
candidate for
istrict,
allio
Or 4
hanged at Lancaster,
aint, Miss Betsy
(eolored) we
iB hang
ading with | inte
From Washington,
(00,
yners of North
receded to the
tignting masss
ine of Alexa:
lag of truce.
r to ob
wl
11stryin
Su “04
SUeR an
discovered at
jevedtobean f
t recently discovered
Blas
antie, brin
distric
gs in
ndian from the San in
Atl
the day on
1 there
4
a
Panan
that
Cone
1, on the n roy
h the earthquakes
four tidal
swwwhelmed and destroyed or badly
on the
on whic
NAYES,
which ove
dama
i illag yO
islands
soil ix or seven little
and mainland, and areal about
goventy persons,
Fram
so arraigned with him for trial at Cairo.
Inge Harn, the seat of the Earl
hrewshury, situated near Stafford,
destroyed by The
iatod nt ¥ 2 500, 00K),
vx Pas defended himself during
He denied
burning
vindicated
National
hed C
and
yf Arabi Pasha's eompanions are to
of
England,
ae
bs i loss is
aa heen fire.
oatny
Ana wa ably
ton at Cario. com
and in the
and boldly
of the
he
ol Kobir,
ling to
wtely bowed to their
¢ MASKACTON
lexandria, his
laet ns leader
id that
font & Tel
party.
after
the
the
will
when reac nro,
found
continue
le, he immedi
rrendered.
nationas--the first which
lin En
have oc-
took place a few days
ago. The bodies were those of Lady Han
n and Mrs. who died in Dorset
in 1877 and 1876 respectively, and had
land
hint Hanham,
hire
expressed a wish to be cremated.
Sir Ganxer Worsery, the Duke of Cam-
bridge and ther prominent English officers
congider the Channel tunnel, now under way
between France and England, dangerous to
the ats of Great Britain,
A oxoroxe in Cuba has been productive of
rrent Joss to life and property. At Herradura
J00 huts
number
intere
and houses, including the greater
of the
ments, wore
palm tr
tobacco drying establish
Two thousand
Seven
demolished.
down. hun
houses were destroyed at Con.
€ The bodies of fiteen per-
sons drowned by the overflowing of rivers
have been recovered and many more per.
| Ons are missing.
¢ were blown
lel Si
1 ir,
El
by Baker Pasha, the English officer in
sparvice of Turkey,
A rirenpry anderatanding is said {0 have
rived at between Engluud and Franes
in regard to Egypt
————
Report of the Director of the Mint,
The report of the director of the mint of
the operations of the United States mints
und sssay offices during the fiscal year end
ing June 90, 1882, shows that the imports of
foreign gold coin and bullion were in the
first half of the year BIO, 100,280 greater, but
last half B38 011,047 loss, than
the net gain for the year helng
LING he total of gold
BOG, 100, LO, witch Wan
than the preceding
silver purchased for
olnage and deposited for bars was about
(00,000 greater, and amounted to EE,
i Notwithstanding f the decrease in the
of gold the « Are gronter
i of any previous year in the history
if the mint Al the 00 ment of the
r ther on hand 8866800 of un
Hon, 8:8. 845.471 of which, in
i uf the VOOr, was oon
The total 4
of the value
i ¥ 1 IRRIERR) 0
About ons
ti
Lh
uring the
the ex
rts
fino
3
{
w
WAR
Hineno
wan
id bul
tion to the deposit
ned in coinage
(RS pledes
18, Ong
remainder in do
ii ©4;
L i
i
innge
during
of
24,106,940, 1%,
Of u
ERE
5 Ladd ounoes
{ tol @
?
i
Commissioner of Pen.
sions,
Oni
system does Away
Hee, BO
ERLE ERLE ER
od for a nearl)
fo 12.000,000
#0 bins
KLIK) oro,
rn will be reported
{ion ayerag =1,
MOL OER OND,
nee but cannot material
imate.
SS —————————— A
Windmills,
Windmills have not gone out of use
yet hy any means, Two of large
pumping capacity were shipped re-
cently from New York city for Guan-
tanameo, Cuba. The iron work of one of
these mills weighs over 9,000 pounds,
and the outfit was intended for pump-
ing from a well 150 feet deep, Each
of the windmills was complete in all
its parts, having a large tower made
of Georgia pine to support it, and
pumps, pipes, connections, ete, The
turntable of the larger mill, which
supports the crank shaft, weighs 2,250
pounds, It is surprising that more
windmills are not used in this country.
Christian at Work.
III 1
youngest
farmers in
living
have eight
acres in corn,
Probably the
the country are two children
near Shreveport, La., who
acres in cotton and ten
and will make good crops.
dren are brother and sister, aged re-
spectively thirteen and ten years, and
| have done most of their own work.
SCIENTIFIC NOTES,
It is suggested by Herr Dueberg
that the moon may be habitable on
the side invisible to the earth, the |
water and the atmosphere being drawn |
thither by the effects of gravitation,
The electric light in the lighthouse
at Sydney, N. 8, W,, will be the largest
of the kind in the world, The merging
beam is sald to have a luminous in-
tensity exceeding 12,000,000 candles,
Russia has had this year weather so
dry and hot that the rivers have fallen |
vary low, and even in the Volga and
Dwina navigation has been attended
with serious difficulties, as in some |
places they are very shu low,
In a paper before the American As-
intion for the Advancement of Scl- |
Dr, Haughton, of Dublin, dis.
agreed with those geologists who be |
lieve the earth and moon
been gradually cooled from
lensely heated liquid mass
present state
the moon formed a part of the ea®h at |
it riod as caleulated by Mr. |
11. Darwin-—but the earth it-
originally formed by the aggre-
Bix
fnoe,
an
to their
i remota
(ieorge
il Was
gation of i
patter cast off
i ut the
stellar space
the
the
EY perature
uy Bin
i
{ of
iP Ab
low ir¢ezing point of water,
{'he eause of malarial disease is
have Covered hy
physician at Val-
very minute organ-
ran, a French
(irae Lis &
y him Oscillaria malarie
who announced the
French Academy of
as found 1 microbes in all
hie fever patients of hillippeville
i Th ure
blood ecorpuseles and
ii thelr contents,
mderad visible ny
but othe
ie
Lie
cienee, |
Rg i=
44 |
t sop i \
tect them In
Hey look like
i
a neck.
Or Inore
pe netratethe cell of
ial or move
One
a
Few Words,
off a London in-
t held the other day
losing a picture
A Trage dy in a
i 11am
r Cruikshank would
and from
ali
sts of to-day,
ustice,
ut his w ife
i Rot king
iG in th
is told |
sti rs
Tues.
dri ink
On a
it
up,
hamed to
coh-
and
alt to (iscover,
nsas City Times reports that
1ffered very
and for a long time, with rheumatism.
Hi Jacobs Oil and was cured
by
wookkeeper s severely,
tried St
one bott
in orchard ships about
[ Hes every
i sach sl
a {N.Y.
Our druggists
Oil goes off like
that St. Jacobs
AKOR,
rep rt
18 Snow is t} irowl
od i 3 steam,
Hr —————.
The Frazer Axle Grease
the best in the markel
i and cheapest, one box lasting as
other, Ooe greasing will
received first premium at
aris Exgu witions, also
LH uy no other,
is
ECONOMIC
ng as two of any
wt two weeks,
he Centennial
uedals at various State fairs
258 Cents Will Buy
a Treatise upon the Horse and his Diseases.
Book of 100; Aes. Valuable to every owner
of horses, Postage stamps taken. bent
wostpald by New Yo k Newspaper Uulon, 10
8 orth Street, New York.
Solid men admire the beautiful, and this
poounts in some measure for the thousands
upon thousands of bottles of Carbeline, the
deodor ized petro leum hair renewer and dress.
ing, which have been sold yearly,
—-————————
RESCH EB 2 FYROM PE ATH.
¥ Mans, says:
wis taken wi th RLERDING OF
1 lost my
William J. ¢ of Bomerville
In the fall of
UNGs, fa
18% 1
lowed by a severe cough
and was oonfined to my bed
Hospital. The doctors
Ing as big as a half dollar,
and that 1 was dead,
told me of DR. Wil-
appetite and desk
IST was adm
said 1 had a hole
At
1gave up
LIAM HAI
fot a bot
fe iter, and
¥ CATH past :
RAKER'S PAIN PANACEA cures pain in Man or
Beast, ¥ iternadly, -
£5 Cents will Bay a Treatise upon the
Horse aad bis Diseases, Book of 10 pages, Valuable
Lo every owner of horses Postage stamps taken, Sent
NEW YORK NEW SPAPER UNION,
New York
ited to Lhe
re ri wapt ar
hope ut a friend
BALSAM
when lo my surg
to-day 1 feel be
ne Lime
i.'8
1 commenced to
iter than for three
risa,
Tu
use exterdally or iz
postpaid by
150 Worth street,
THE MARKETS,
NEW YORK.
Posts cattle, good to prime, 1 w
‘alves, com 'n to prime veals
is
jambs. .......
Hogs-—live.,
Flour--Ex, St, go od to fancy 4 OH
West, good to choice 4
No y. 2 Red..... . }
1 White, canine 3
Wheat
Rye--8t: ate ve
Barley PWO-rOWE i State
Corn-—Ungrad. West, mixed.
Yellow Southern
Oats—White State.
Mixed Western .
Hav-—Med. to ch. Timothy. .
Straw--No. 1, Rye. ui
Hops—State, 1881, choice
Pork Mess, new, for export.
Lard—City Steam... .. 278 @12
Refined .. . 1 0 @13
Crude “x aiun Ti4@
Refined | sane 8 (@
State Crea mery HN «
ary, Cas unns
West, Im. Creamery,
Factory,
State Factory
Skims
Western
State and Pe nn
1. 1, bbl
NUFFALO,
Steers—Good to Cholee
i we Wortern
Sheep— Western. . .
Hogs-~Good to choice Y orks. 8
Flour—{'y ground n. process, 7
Wheat—No. 1, Hard Duluth... 1
Corn—No, 3, Mixed .
Oats—No., 2, Mixed Western.
Barley—Two-rowed State .
BOSTON.
Beef—Ex. plate and family.
Hoga— Live. :
City Dressed. . .
Pork—Ex. Prime, per bbl.
Flour Spring Wheat t patents 7
Corn—High Mixed ean
Oats—Extra White.
Rye—State
Wool—Wsh'd comb & delaine (
Unwashed 8 @
WATERTOWN (MASS, ) OATTLE MARKET,
Beef-—Extra quality 71387¢@ 8
Sheep—Live weight
Lambs
Hogs —
0 @N
Petroleum
Butter
Cheese
Rati
RR
eo)
Potatoes
@
(a
{x
{a
{a2
0h
0
40
25
17 @
70 @
39 4 (
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17 5
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Northern, d. Ww. .e
PHILADELPHIA,
Flour—Penn. ex family, good 5 &
Wheat-——No. 2, Red.......... 1 o
Rye—State ..... 70
Corn—State Ye low. 82
Oats—Mixed. 69
Butter—Creame ry ‘Bxtra Pa. 84
| Cheese—N. Y. Full Cream... 12%@
| Petroleum—Crude
Refined .
“A Aproy of Joy
Dr. BR. 'TEROR, Belo ne a ! Three
months ago 1 was broken ou
cors and sores on my body, out wit ih lan vy
1 procured your “Golden Medical Discovery"
and “Porgative Pellets” and have taken six
bottles, and to dy Iam in food health,
those ugly ulcer faving healed and ott” my
gkin in @ ih heulthy condition, §
thought at one time that I could not be cured.
Although 1 can but poorly express my gra grail.
tude to you, yet thers is ua drop of joy in
every word | write. Yours truly,
Janes O, Breuras, Flemington, N. J.
“Discovery'’ sold by druggists.
Da. Bexxerr, a prominent citizen of Jack-
gon, Miss, who recently died, loft a will be-
aeatiing £050,000 to lus colored cook, eut.
common pimple or eruption to
serofula.
Four to six bottles cure salt rhoum or tet.
pimples on the face
boils, enrbuncles and sores.
By (ruggists, and in half-dozen and dosen
lots at great discount.
Br. Pave, Minn, is one of the most pros-
perous cities of the Northwest. During the
inst two years its wholesale trade has in.
creased sixty to 100 per cent.
Weak lungs, spitting of blood, eonsamp-
tion and kindred affections cured without
physician. Address for treatise, with twe
stamps, Wonro's Disrensany Mepicar Asso
Owe of the leading merchants of Williams.
burg, Va., is a colored man, who does a busi.
and is reputed Ww be
worth $25,000,
* Against the Jigen o Friends.”
iaravia, N. X., F Sf els 6, 1880,
H. H. Wasxes & Co.: “Sirs— By idney dis
ease | was reduced to » walking skeleton,
Kidney and Liver Cure, and to-day Iam as
well a8 ever EM. Suxswix,
per H the historian of |
wrifie
Bamowrorr,
aoast
penn
their Fashion
music and 1X0 engravings in each number.
Mas. Quin
irty-three kK
$25,000,
th
pen
Pore op
wis OF
Y. Absolutely pure and sweet.
Cuarrep uanDs, face, pimples and ron
skin cured b y using Juniper Tar Soap, m
{iszard & Co., New York.
Ridney Disease
Ketention, Incontinenes,
Gravel, ete, cured by “Buchupai-
pamphist to E 8B. Walaa,
Pain. Irritation,
Dep ils,
' be: 110
Jersey City, N. :
Ibe Science of Life o or r Belf- “Preservation, a
Haid
RE O0 OF Gil.
ha.
Sl
THE GREAT
“. DEnuiNREGED
Keuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbage,
Backache, Sorencss of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swoll-
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Faing and Aches.
Yo Prepurntion on earth equals Sr. Jacom On
88 a safe, sure, sim and cheap External
Remedy A trial entalls but the comparatively
willing outlay of 30 Cents, and every one suffering
with pain can have cheap and positive proof of ie
«alms 13
Directions in Eleven Languages.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINE.
A.VOGELER & CO.
Baltimore, Md, U.8. 4
NY NU—i1 ———
An Only Daughter Cured of
nsumption,
When death was hourly sxpected, nll remedios having
fadlad, and Dv. H, Janes was saperimenting with the
many berks of Caloutta, he socidentally made » i
wiralion which cured Lis caly child of Consn on.
dis of id new in his country, snd exjoying best
of beaitd r , the world thst C Snap
tion oan ¥ and permanontly cured
doctor pow gives Lh Recipe free, only ssking iwe three
Cent SLAM PN Le PAY © EX panne The hath alge sues Night
Sweats Nau eT the Stomach, and wid break up a
twenty Jour hours, Address Craddock &
1% Race Strest, Philadelphia, BaImIGE Lis paper.
Si A113 ERY: a
CELEBRATES Houtettor's Stom
most popular reme
dies of an age of sue
consul
immense
wherever on this Ces
ad
preparative for en
countering a malar
oar atmosphere, eg
vigorsting the sto
pach e -
es Bs 2S as
AR»
exists and Deal
are cerial iy EYE RY
dog reed ERY RIA
KOA RRA
OR y A Ns ~
dyer Ar is HAY HATE
Also ( ME AY BEST, Nive We; Oy
OUIR an » —er, with ha quality,
sacred uy r families
No%. ONE HL NDRED OTE R STYLE
Si, 827, §60 S72. $78 « $108,
S500 and upwar “rhe lo ye en Nes are who
or sary prrments ry
NEW re ATALOGL REE.
> - pany have commen
1A facture of UPRIG HT |
n AND _ ANOS, introduc ing |
to power and beauty
r ward sgusd si any,
ociaves: suoent
fur popular
wild,
re - in i. x TATED CTR
HE WARGO CHAMLIN ORGAN AND
P
IA Uy i534 Tromont St, Boston 46 E.
id Nork: 149 Wabash Ave. Chicago.
AGENTS WA ENTS WANTED. 00
SOK
wopey rapidly selling NEW
NEW YORK: “SURLIGHT
— AND
- York « SERA say, with its
My
4 mea
res, fis rushing elevate
laces, its
trains, {ts
nance tts mestery, its dark erimos
vie 1 ragedies, its charities, and tn fact every
life mm the great city. Don't waste time selling
slow Books, but send 1 r e.vvulars giving full table of
oo ten -, he Agvnts, Ke. Fro acing now
wat demand, Add
dover ABS NROS. 15 N. Seventh Bt. "Philadelphia, Pa
FIVE-TON
t tens & Aghie, ts *~
Double Brass Tare Ben
All vines equally reong
All Irom and Fieel,
relight.
fer free book, address
JONES OF BINGHAMTON,
RTE 1.
Parsons’
Far kay Pills make New
Blood, and will econapietely e
tire mys 1 am in three me nths, Any
one pill each nightfrom 1 to 13 weeks may ba restored
as sand health if gueh » thing be possible, Sold every.
ers or sent by mail for eight letter stam
“IR LJOHNSON & CO. Boston,
merly Bangor, Me.
1,000 ENGLISH FERRETS i.
2 os, 83 for Males, ~
or Rat Terriers at reasonable prices,
to make the best string murzie fur
Jones he pays the
Si nas, fore
87
pair, Tr
Will tell you how
our ferret in the
32% this in, and cut it out for it will not appear again in
s paper, Send money by Postolfice Order or Regis.
or req ie Letter, Address with stamp, Charles HH, Van
Vechten, Victor, Ontario County, N. Y.
18 MIGHTY. Prof. MARTINES,
TRUTH: the Great Spaalah Beer, Astrologer 2
bn 4 Payehologiat, will, for 30 vents, with age, heigl, /
eyes and jock of hair, nt » CORRECT PIC.
0 WE of your future husband or wife, with name, tine
and pinos of meeting, and date of marriage, payehoke “5 Ls
leally predicted, Mousey retarued te #11 ned sntiate
Address Prof. L. Martines, 10 Most'y PL, Boston, Liss
TAY
NR KOTS, ail Wein, Cin 0 ,
Fron, a S. BIRCH & CO. 38 Dey St, NY
lease send address te B. H, ALBERT, $71 Franklins
b ‘hicago, 11. $3" Business for your interest, 3
The Best is Cheapest
8 A ForDescriptivel =
ocular Bd Frionam i ri a
THE AULTMAN & TAYLOR CO., Mansfi
Watches: EWELRY a retail
at wholesales rates. Price list {ro
T. W, Kennedy, P.O. box 850, N
A AR Ar | BE ss RE
in 16s effect. Ji isa groat help in preguancy, and vo
Soves pain during labor and st regular periods.
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCHIEE IY FREELY.
tr Por aw Wearwesses of the generative organs
of wither sex, $i §s second to no remedy (hat has ever
been before the public; and for afl Clseasen of the
Eiownys it is the Greatest Bemed y {n the World.
LF KIDNEY COMPLAINTS of Either Sex
ee pomp WAU FERFTER
EE
PL ps
Eo a tenon gt Flood Parifier ars pro
28 Western Avenue, Lynas, Mass
| Price of either, §1. 8x hotties for $8 The Compound
15 sent by mall in the form of plies. or of Jostnges, oR
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
CONSTIPATION.
Por this it 4
iss WON.
the painfel
RHEUMATISM.
ret Acts same time on the EIDNETE,
LIVER AND >) Acts ut the amas tim oy by PRIGCINTS,
. LIGEID or BEY. sent by mall
WEE SAT 5, Been Ten
MERCHANTS GARGLING OIL is the
oldest and the sta liniment of the
United States.
snail,
ts;
conts. For ssleby every
in genera! merchandise,
For Family Use.
i Gargling Od SiNimens pi fo
or human Sesh,
de oy ohm] boi ong aod does hs
The Surging r Oil am for 1883
1s now in the hands of our printer, and will
be ready for distribution the months §
of November and December, The Al
manae for the oomi will be more uses
ful and instructive than ever, and will be
sent free to any address. Write for one.
Ask the Nearest Druggist.
If the dealers § r place do not keep
Merchant's Gangling ou eyed
their gending 5 uh, OF Where ghey gos
medicines, an gad get i it. Keep the well
corked, and using. Yellow
wrapper for pve and white for human
Special Notice,
The Merchant's G Ofl has deen in
use as a liniment for half a century. All we
ask is a fair trial, but be sue follow di
rections.
The Gargling Oil and Merchant's Worm
Tablets are for sale by all rg A
os bh general merchan
Manufactured at apart. . Y. by Mer-
chant's Gareling Oil O
whe require a Barve
tonde,
stimulant. SAM
JAN ERVINE is
procisim | i hs most
NEVER rains.
that ever a the
NERY IN NEES EE
THE DR. 8, A. RICH MOND > MEDICAL ICAL COu
Sele Proprietors, Si
1 you want to Team LA
YOUNG ME few months and be certain
tion, address Valentine Bres., Javesville, Wis,
KNOWLEDGE IS POND
KNOW THYSELF.
¥ IL OR, SELFs
ESERVATION, ©
and Physical Debility, Premature Decline in Man;
is an indispensable trestise for every man, whether
HE SCIEN E OF LIFE: OR, SELF
RESERVATION,
is hayond all lenin ‘son the
ar a hha ie orn either require
or wish 10 know but what is Tully explained. — Toronte
HE SCIENCE OF LL 0 SELF.
RESERVATION, 0
(nstructs those : health how to remain so, and the in.
valid how to become well, Contains ne hundred
twenty-five avaliable prescriptions for
acute and © pense, fof sah I first
slaws ician would charge from $8 to $10. —Londen
Lance,
Tin, OB HELE
Soslin, embossed, fm “i y a
beauty, Eg to a better
Ay Ty a be poi than can be obtained else
or the money will be refund.
instance, —Author,
FReRvATioN, OF SELE-
Is so much pupesiot to All ther trestis $roatises on madion]
THE SCIENCE © SELF.
RESERV ATE LON, oR
Is sent by mail, securely sealed, postpaid, on receipt of
RESERVA
fine Sioa] suit
every
Ge. Send now.
The author can bs consulted on all ‘disesses requiring
ekill and experience. Address
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
or W. H, PARKER, M.D,
4 Bulfinch Street, Baatust, Mass,
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