A pome-Mape Gurr, —A gift of a pret-
ty table would be appreciated by al-
most anybody, and a very pretty and
even elegant one may be made at no
great expense. Have made at a car-
penter shop a stand with a square top
and with four small, straight legs; cov-
er the top and legs with royal blue
velvet or velveteen; around the stand
put a sort of valance or lambrequin
from eight to ten inches deep, and if
skilled in the needle work of the day,
work at intervals of five or six inches a
rose or bud, with slight stems and few
leaves, in the lovely ribbon embroidery
which makes so handsome an adorn-
ment and does not require so much
time and material as many other kinds
of embroidery, If you choose to have
a low shelf on the table, that may be
covered with the velvet, but need not
be decorated, A sofa pillow to match
this table is very effective. A square
of the royal blue velvet, with a bunch
of ro-es and buds carelessly laid ov, is
all that is required, and the cushion is
handsome if lined with satin, and needs
no cord or other finish at the edges.
Preseavep GRAPES IN BUNCHES.—
Take out the stones from the bunches
with a pin, breaking them as little as
possible; boil some clarified sugar
to nearly candying point; then put
in sufficient grapes to cover the bot-
tom of the preserving kettle, without
laying them on each other, and boil
for nearly five minutes merely to extract
ail the juice; lay them in an earthen
pan and pour the syrup over them;
cover with paper, and next day boil the
syrup, skimming it well, for five min-
utes; put in the grapes, let them boil
a minute or two; put them in pots and
pour the syrup over them, after which
tie down,
Mustard Piogres —Equal quantities
picked into flowerets, and small button
onions, Keep
strongly salted water twenty-four hours,
In the morning scald the brine, and
the pickles.
ly
were quarts of brine. To one
a pound of ground mustard, aud stir
smooth pour it over the pickles.
fmportant,
Bagg Expressage and Carriage Hire, and stop
at tne Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen-
ral Depot
Blegant rooms, fitted up ata cost of one
million dollars, redaced to $1 sad upwards per
day. Ruropean Plan. Elevalor. Restagrant
supplied with the best. Ilorse cars, stages and
elevate] raliroad to all depots. Famiiea can live
better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel
shan af anv other first-class hotel in the ctv.
Good breeding is the result of much
{ sense, some good nature, and a
litte self-denial for the sake of others,
CONSUMPTION CURED,
Dro Pusmpxiy Pigs, — Soak the
pumpkin over night after washing oare-
fully, put on in the same water to boil,
and cook gently several hours, careful
not to scorch it; drain off the water left
in it for brown bread, sift through a
colander. 'I'nke of this a cupful, stir
in a tablespoonful of flour, two beaten
eggs, » teacupful of sugar, a 1 tea-
spoonful of salt, a teaspoonfa each of
cinnamon, allspice and ginger, good
milk to make three pies, Bake moder-
ately an hour or more.
Weex one has had a fever, and the
hair is falling off, take a teacup of sege,
steep it in a quart of soft water, strain
it off into a tight bottle, Sponge the
head with the tea frequently, wetting
the roots of the hair,
How Women Differ from Men.
At least three men on the average jury
are bound to disagree with the rest just to
show that they've got minds of their own;
but there is no alsagroement among the
women as to the merits of Dr. Pierce's
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“reigns supreme’ in the happy household,
ci tp
The virtuous man is happy in this
next.
IR, —
Human CUalves,
Ax exchange says: —*'‘Nine-tenths of the
unhappy marnages result from human
-
ciety pastures.”’
or lingering diseases of to-day originate in
impure blood, liver complaint or billions.
ness, resuliing in scrofala, consumption
{ which is but serofula of the lungs), sores,
ulcers, skin diseases and kindred affections.
Dr. Pleree’s “Golden Medical Discovery’
cures all these. Of Druggists.
be raised to your station.
*
month. FPamph-
let two (Jct. ) stamps.
which keeps the soul from sinking rm
for manufacture without
which they could neither produce as good
now make, nor with as
facturer in witnessing the operation of a
tory recently:
“One boy with that machine does as much
work as ten skilled workmen could do with-
out it, and does it betier at that.”
These accumulated facilities, including
experienced and skilled workmen, are the
prices which are little mors than those of
Traveller,
‘l'o correct an evil which already ex-
hal placed in bis hands b
ary The formula of a simple vegetable remedy for
the «pomdy and permanent cure of Consumption,
Brovenits, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
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—————
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in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to maka
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They th=t will not be counseled can-
not be help
reason, she will surely rap your nueck-
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Few efforts are more successful, few
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A Case Beyond Help.
Dr. M. H. Hinsdale, Kenawee, Ill, ad-
nas A A—
To becom: am abie man in auy pro-
s things necessary
—nature, study nu « practice.
Piso's Remedy for Ustarrh 8 a certain
cure for thet very obnoxious disease.
ecm——— i ————
Ii wolleot every day tho things seen,
heard or read which makes an addition
to your understanding.
Dr RKuwes Great Nerve lestorer i»
nerve diseases.
lo Wi Arch
the
All
free. Send Street,
I nlladeiphia, Pa
EE fh ce —————
The oonfirmed predjudices of
tion. He says: “A neighbor's wife was at-
tacked with violent lung disease, and pro-
nouvced beyénd help from quick copsump-
tion. As a last resort the family was per
life,
“Rough on Corns.™
Ask for Wells’ “Hough on Corns.”
150. Quick,
work. [I saw her at her worst, and had no
idea she could recover.’
annie AAI A AS
Do not despise the opinion of the
world; you might as well say you do
not care for the light of the sun because
you can use a caddle.
1% a letter from Hox. Mus. Ferny, Castle
Grey, Limenick, [reland, Browx's Brox.
cial Trocwes are thus referred to:
“Having brought your ‘Bronchial Troches’
with me when I came to reside here, I
found that after I had given them away to
those [ considered required them, the poor
people will walk for wiles to get a few."
For Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases
thzy have no equal. Sold only in boxes.
mts A AMPA
Be patient, for the world is broad and
wide.
Heart Palos.
ule Sic SUCRE, Pass,
" onl b
“Welw Healsh Kenewer.” a by
Fiction pleases the more in proportion
4 it resembles truth,
The Dude's Lament.
I'm 8 Dude, Dandy Dude,
Yom can tell by cut of my fashion,
And hair is not all there
For Oarboline was not my passion,
SAAT WI ———
Do not wait to strike till the iron is
Yot, but make it hot by striking.
“Bachu-Palba.”
Quick, complete all Baader
Urinary Diseases, + calding. ~Irrlanon, Ay
Gravel, Catarrah of the der. $1. Droggista
there are fertile fields
Our acts make or mar us; we are the
shildren of our own deeds,
*
Nothing present is so barren but that
beyond.
msn sso AIA AB
There is some help for all the defects
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Fever and bilious remittent,
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For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
45
Two prisoszns in the Texas Peniten-
tiary were talking about the manage-
ment of the institution.
“Theylsay this institution ain't sell-
supporting,’ remarked Convict No, 1.
*“I'hat's because it ain't managed
properly, If I had charge, it would not
only be self-supporting, but n would
make money besides,”
“Yes, you brute, you would work
the poor prisoners nearly to death, so
as to make money out of them.”
*No, I wouldn't, I'd do most of the
work myself, All I want is the mater-
ials and the implements, and I'd turn
out silver half dollars faster than you
could count them. Just give me a
“x RES
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache,
Sore Throat. Bwelliugs Sprains Bruises,
Barns, Sealds, Frost Bites,
AND ALL OTHER BODILY FAINS ASD ACHES.
Bold by Droggiata sud Dealers everywhere. Fifiy Contes betile,
Divestions in 11 Languages
Guear Epiron—*“What! You don't
want to go to sehool?"
Chip of Old Block—*‘No, I don’t,
It’s nicer to play.” ;
‘But you said only yesterday, my | .. TWEYMARLESA VOERLEN ID...
son that you wanted to be a great edi- - a tenons ern
tor like your papa,”
“Yes sir, I learned to write last sea-
son.”
+80 because you can write, now, you
think it unnecessary to learn any more, |
eh? But you know you can't spell. |
You miss every other word, and you
have not yet begun grammar,”
“Yes, sir,”
“Very well, Now what would yon |
| do if you became an editor, and your |
| writings should come out in the paper i
| all crowded with mistakes?”
| **Blame it on the printer.”
Health and Happiness.
rt 2 DO AS OTHERS
« HAVE DONE.
a 3
Are your Kidneys disordered?
“Kidney Wort brought me from my grave aa it
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Are your nerves weak?
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Goodwin, Ed. Christian Nonilor Cleveland, U.
T » 2
Have you Bright's Disease?
“Kidney Wort cured me when jay waler was Just
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Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.
Suffering from Diabetes?
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Dr. PL C, Ballou, Monkton, Ye
ou Liver Complaint?
Liver Disoeses
Fanuer Jons—* "Wall, walli Ediea |
tion is a great thing, arter all. Here is |
| this book that artist chap left here. Ef |
I'd known what it says 1'd made my
fortnns years ago, and it ain't too late |
{ yet.”
{ Mrs.
| tures?”
“No; it's about colors, It says, ‘Light |
| blue when contrasted with very dark
| blue appears white.” "” :
| “Why John, I eant see what differ-
| ence that makes, It's no use to us,”
“It aint? Well, you see, I'll double
the sales of my milk in s week.”
“How under the canopy can you do
| that, John?”
| “I'll paint our milk wagon very dark
| blue.”
A sax entered a store the other day
| and began to warble “Sweet Violets.”
John—*'Is it about painting pic- |
Have
“Kidney Wort cured me of chron
after 1 praved to die”
Aeary Ward, iste Cul. 05th Nat, Goard, X.Y.
Is your Back lame and aching?
“idesy Wort, (1 bottle) cured ime whet | waa
ime 1 bad to roll out of Led ™ .
CM Talimage, Biwsukes, Wis
you Kidney Disease?
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Are you Constipated?
“Edney Wort 03008 easy evRCUAticns and cured
me alter 18 years use of other medicin '
Nelson Falrohidd, BU
Have you Malaria?
“Kidney. Wort bas done better than any olber
reine have or ued in my wothoe,
¥ {have over eK. Chark, South Hero, Vi
Are you Bilious?
SEIMner. Wert bas done the tore good than any
other romaedy 1 have ever taken .
Mra J 7. Galloway, Elk Flat, Oregon
Are y=a tormented with Piles?
"Radney We rt permasenily cured tee of Lieoding
plies. Dr. W. C. Kitse recomended il 10 me
Geo. B. floret, Csatiler MM. Bank, Myersiows, Pa.
Are you Rheumatism racked ?
“Kidney Wort cured me, after | was given up to
Glo LY phrsoians and 1 Lad soferad thirty yours,”
bridge Masouim, West Baal, Maine,
after yourw of
poo
Albans, Vi
| “What the dickens are you making
that racket here for?" cried the propri-
| etor, picking up a club and advancing
| threateningly toward the singer, “Why,
I see in your window some goods label |
led ‘Going for a Song,’ and ‘Sweet Vio-
| tots’ is the only song I know,” He was
permitted to depart uninjured.
| «pa, what kind of boats do the
| Chinese have?”
“Junks, my son.”
“Just like ours?”
“No, we don't have junks,
*““I'nen how is it you say our navy |
does nothing bat junk it?"
| “There, there, Johnny, don’t ask so
| oany questions,”
RESTAURANT KERPER — ‘John, what
| kind of meat did you order to-day?”
Steward Veal, sir”
“Only veal?”
“Yeu, sir,” {
Tuen he sat down and wrote on the
’
| hall of fair: “Chicken pot-pie, chicken Hale S Honey
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OGLDS Nike magic: IT CURES, in
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Ladies, are you sufferin
Kidney We cared toe of peculiar troubles of
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If you would Banish Disease
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| “Have you weak eyes?’ said sa lady |
to an applicant for a kitchen position
who wore blue spectacles,
“No ma'am,” said the applicant, “but
| I scour pots and things so thorough. | BE tint
ly that the glitter of them hurts my | Ji iastget chip x
sight,” e's Toothache Drops Care in one min
ote, German Vors Beto ver Kills Ooras snd Bunions
| “Now,” sain a gentleman (0 a negro ELY'S
| whom Le had just employed, “1 oe ! CATAR R H Cream Balm
| you to come early every morning. 1! LY'S oo
| propose to pay you well and I want you T. Causes no Pain.
[to work.” “Want me ter work, yer | Bn
say!” “Ofcourse I do,” ‘Dat lets
| me out den. I don't "ject ter de pay, |
! an’ 1'd jes’ as soon hire out, but [ doan
| wanter work, Good day, sah.”
A youxo man whe had led a rather
| fast life finally got married to a wealthy |
| but rather warm tempered young lady. :
| After the ceremony was over, his father | ES
in-law said: *‘I hope you'll not get |Z
yoursell into any more foolish scrapes.” |
“No, 1 guess I'll not get into any more |
scrapes. 1 reckon I'll never get out of |
this one.
“Hay, pa, did you ever live in a con. |
servatory?” saked the small boy, ‘*No, |
my son. Why do you ask a question |
liko that?” “Well, this morning, when |
you were talking to old Mrs, Jump |
about them ocoachman elopements I
heard her whisper something to her
husband about your living in a glass
house.” Panow does his own privin; .
Of all Dragcids ol 30e, snd
LOOK OUY POR IMITATIONS
Treatment will
uid or Snuff. Ap-
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ELY BROTHERS, Drugsists, Owego, N. ¥
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Tun body of a noted horse-thief and
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turned a verdiot of *‘kiiled by a thun-
der-bolt from heaven,”
“How ane you coming out in your
7 an Episcopal bishop of
one of his rectors, The rector, who
was a 8 in cotton before he be-
came converted, lifted up his eyes and
said: “I am long on slippers and book
marks, but rather short on suspenders.”
on £1.95. Send for I astrated Pamphist tn
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HE FOLLOWING
LETTERS
Are selected from a large num-
ber that have been received by
Dr.J.H. SCHENCK
of Philadelphia, in regard to his
Those who are dfflicted or
threatened with any Disease of
ing.
They are all plain statements
of fact, without one word of
| misrepresentation, This can be
| proved by anybne who will
‘take the trouble to call on or
write to the people whe sign
| them.
FROM SPRINGFIELD, MARS
Consumption Can be Carved.
Dr. J. H, SCHENCK.
Dear Bir;
ing in Canada, my health be very
disease came on gradually, beginning with a
of appetite and afierwards great Weakness, w hich
| brought on night-swesls and a ary, hacking cough.
About sixteen years ago, wabe
poor. My
RE
ame
My chest and back Were very weak and so sore that
back of a
eoakideradie
1 could not bear my weight agaiost
chalr. At different times 1
biood, which my physician sald came from the
Jungs. employed several doctors, but they si
told me the same thing thal wy lungs were had:y
| affected; and the last one that { had also said that
| 1 could live but a short time, and that | had bet ier
| go to my mother's home in Winstead, C1.,
as 1 could, that with careful nursing 1 might
{ for some time. When I got 10 mY othe
{| very low indeed, so thal my mother seni
doctor, He pronounced me beyond ail
bowever, which he
would relieve my worst sy mpl
the
raised
A&8 BOON
ive
r's 1 was
for her
He,
said
ane, After ihis my
Ww, who
left ue some medicine
incther employed another doct makd that one
of my Jungs Was Dearly gone.
thing for several months, and Dever expe ted 10
get well, One day a friend, who lives in Calling
ville, Ci., gave my father one of your pamphiets
on Consumption. He brought i home and tod
me 10 jook Ib over and see If auy of the oases GC.
lke 1 read the Hook
bh. and found so many cases described there
that seemed as bad as mine, thal were cure
1 began 10 hope that 1 100 might recover by using
the mevicines. My father nding thal they were
not kept in Winstead, sont to New York and gol a
supply. In one week aller I began heir use ou
night. sweals ceased, and my appelil” began Ww
prove, In two weeks aller (his I was much ?
in every way
1 ate scarcely any-
scribed in It were mine,
§ throu
d, that
1 commenced 10 use the med
én March; in July I felt quite strong, in two
more 1 was well, and I have had good
since. 1 believe that 1 would not be
but for the ase of your med
hesilh
alive to-day
the 4oOC.
and
cines, a8 all
tors 1 had sald my disease wis Consumption,
that 1 was incurable. Yours truly,
MRS. CHAS W. PLUMMER,
£34 Main St, Springfield, Mass,
April 22, 1881,
From the Rev. Stephen Roese.
Maipxs Rock, Pience Co, Wis, June
| Dr J. H, Scupxce, Mhiladeiphia,
35, 1578,
=
-31% is with
Worihy Genllemian a feeling of grat.
$ je 1 seal myself to write you this ie tier A Lik.
tie over a year ago 1 received from 5 sma
| box of your valuable medicines, Pulmonic
Syrup, Seaweed Tonle and Mandrake Pills
®¢
yOu
Ek for many
ings,
an
3 her great
the
for my wife, who
h female weakness and
w acke
an gave il as his opinion
that she cou 1 pot
She began 10 take your remo:
had heen vory
TORTS W weak Bh
hi } geYeTe 8 {f Pneam 1 our
phys
debility Jive t third
one, nding
y FAW gresl JED-
She was soon
gain In
iy well,
Syavr
ta direc’)
provement in all her symploms
free from her oouth, began 1
rapidly % perfec
I wish 10 add that ¥
ne, and we ramediate
and flesh
t this date she
wif PULeosu is the
only medicine 1 have ever found thal ef
in my broncekia
man’s sore throat,
| speak much in public. 1 often suffer from i, but
{ your PULROXIC SYRDP ives me immediate relief,
| and strepgihons my voice.
Since my wife's care 1 have recommended it 10
| many of my neighbors, who have
great benef In coughs and ©olds
Yours truly, REV, STEPHEN ROESE,
Missionary Jor A ican Baptist Pub
Maiden Rock, Fie . Wim
The REY. Me. Roxsk again writes, under date of
April 7, 1852
My wife's health remains good, showing hat
! your medicine have made a perfect and permabent
enre. 1 think your Prisoxic Syxoe
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| wherever | go in my Iraveis
E Y&s rel
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Daring the winter season, if 1
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Us
or 1 iB.
| Hereditary Consumption Cured.
| Dr BCuENCK,
Dear Sirv:—1n the astamn of 1477 1 had a severe
gh, with terrible pain in my sides and between
wy shoulders. | had very little appetite, and
| what litte | could eat only distressed me.
| sulted paysicians; who sald my condition was a
i O00
turned to Rochester, N. ¥., toy home; and on €X~
amination by two of the best physicians, found IY
lungs badly affected. 1 heads severe hemortiage,
and was given up by my friends, who never wh
pected me 16 return to Philadeiphia, where 1 wae
engaged in business; but a Mr. Baboock, friend,
brought me 8 bottle of your Palmonic Byrup, and
taking the second bottle I gained 15 pounds, and
am sal ga'ning, and can cheerfully recommend
your Medicines to anyone who ls am cied with
jung troubles,
Yours Respectfally,
G. W. DUNHAM,
No, 291 1K, Thirteenth SL, Philadelphia
May 21, 1854.
at his Principal Office,
PHILADELPHIA,
BA. M.to3P. M.
Aiso al GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, Broadway,
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August. OMce hours, 10 A, M. 103F. M,
DR. SCHENCK'S MZDICINES:
MANDRAKE PILLS,
SEAWEED TONIC,
PULMONIC SYRUP,
by all Droggists, and fall
pripiel of
His Book on
and
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ppers of every
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are the wri
Cons on,
Dyspepsia, 18 pent free 19 a
H.
and
Address,
phis, Pa.
——_
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| syrups and tonics, from which 1 received no bene.
fit, but seemed To grow worse, and kepl
sesh and stresgth. 1 had nightaweals, and sweat
most of the time during the day
| raised blood and a salt, foamy phlegm: my throat
weeks; my lungs grew more painfal every day,
with dificult breathing,
would almost stop my breath,
My whole body was filled with pain,
breathe.
hips had given out long before,
Consump jon; It might do mesome good; It conid
do ho harm, for 1 was certain I could not live a
month longer the way I was, At that time, May,
1578, 1 procured your Puimeonic Syrup, Sea.
weed Tonte and Mandrake Pilis, and look
them as directed. Ina week 1 was botter, and
began to throw off from the lungs a greenish yel.
cw matter streaked with biood, 1 cond eat a Ti
tie without throwing It up, the pains in my sides
were hot #0 severe; 1 could sleep an hour very
goundly, and that was what 1 had not done for
three monthe
1 took your taedicines steadily six months; my
better, I did not sweat 80 bad nights,
guining siowiy, and in & pear afer | begun
1oogid nal 1 elt well. | began
flesh, aod last September woighed one
and irty-five fifteen poumils
weigh before in te,
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