Curiosities of Science.
imhtabilitt op a reptile heart. '
Prof. Kuthorforcl, of Kings College,
Englrind, is new lecturing ou physiolo
gy. Ila narcotized a frog witu opium,
and thon took nut tho heart And placed
it on a glass plato in a little pool of
florum, just to koop tho organ moist
Strango to say, it kept on pulsating pre
cisely as whon in the body.
Alter watching tho phenomenon
nwhilo, he cut tho throbbing hoart
transversely in two pieces, through tho
middle of the ventricles. Tho apex was
quiescent, but tho base continued pul
sating as before. Why tho doath of ono
part and not tho other V Dividing tho
oontractilo muscular fibres by which
contractions woro performod explains
tho rationale of tho experiment in re
gard to the quiet half of the heart,
cnitoxiio ACID.
As a disinfectant, this nrticlo is recom
mended on high chemical authority. It
is also an antiseptic. It acts in that
charactor by coagulating protean com
pounds, a marvellous property, harden
ing animal tissues very quickly.
Why would it not be a valuable arti
cle in tanning? With ten time9 tho
coagulating power of carbolic acid,
especially with albumous solutions, it
seems destined to be nn agent of too
much value to bo overlooked in many
arts.
CLIXICAL ACSCCLATION.
Dr. Griffiths, of tho Royal Irish Col
lego of Surgeons, proposes a common
tuning fork for ascertaining tho normal
or abnormal condition of the viscera.
It is a curious circumstance, quito new,
that when tho forks aro vibrating, if ap
plied to the chest or abdomen, a positive
difference of sound is perceived between
a diseasod or a sound organ over which
it is placed. Practice is required to fully
appreciate this novel mothod of internal
explorations.
rCBLIO HEALTH.
At no period in tho history of Eng
land has so much scientific attention
been given to public health and tho
moans of promoting it as at present. Even
government recognizes tho duty of car
ing for tho masses by giving tho poor
pure air for respiration, tho first demand
of their naturo, and tho next is wholo
somo food.
In most of tho large towns, health
officers aro instructed to be vigilant.
Common sowers give more troublo than
Very many ordinary nuisances, because
there is generated within them the vilest
gases. Where they arc imperfectly con
structed, they becomo laboratories in
which aro manufactured tho seeds of
death. Xo vapors are so noxious, or so
charged with poisons as escaping pas
from sewers. Our cities should also be
equally vigilant life being a precious
boon.
INCREASE OF IXXACT.
Wherever tho strife for position and
wealth is most active, there men and
women are prone to distraction. Wound'
ed pride, disappointed expectations, re.
ligious exaltation, and a determination
to rulo or ruin, appertain to countries
where civilization is most advanced, and
tho difficulty of procuring subsistence
becomes cumcult in consequence 01 a
density of population. Everywhere in
tho oldest centres of refinement in Eu
rope insanity is immensely on tho in
crease. So it is in the old Statoi of this
country. Massachusetts has already
three largo public insane institutions,
and another is needed. Boston has one,
and then tho richly endowed McLano
Hospital at Somorville, besides several
private asylums, are cited in proof of
this opinion. Tho state ot .New lork
is also becoming too much distinguished
for insanity.
LUMINOSITY OF THE SEA.
Prof. Panceri, of Naples, after a long
series of experiments on tho phosphores
ence of tho sea, is satisfied he has solved
that difficult problem.
Heretofore tho theory of that aquatic
fire which rnves waves in a dark night
tho appearanco of liquid fire, was an an
imation irom phosphoric matter in tho
bodies of very small aquatic mites, so in
calculably numerous their combined
luminous points gave a volume of bright
ness on airi ta line tho water, iintl rof.
Panceri sav9 it is not living organized
forms that produce the phenomenon,
but the dead matter or desquamations
of tho surfaco of their tiny bodies, ab
sorbing solur light, which is given ont
when put in undulatory motion. There
is au analogy in this, found in decayed
wooti and putrescent nsh, which becomes
wonderfully phosphorescent in a moist
atmosphere.
XIC1CEL PLATIXO.
Quito a new art has boon introduced
to tho world of manufactures by Mr,
Isaac Adams, of Boston. Although an
urt, it belongs to soionce, and is, there.
fore, of interest to chemists. Plating
with nickel is accomplished by olec
trolysis. Tho process is simplo, but un
fortunately being patented, tho price of
a right to use it is too expensive to bo
extensively employed.
A NEW x'OSSIL BIRD.
Prof. O. C. Marsh, of California, has
discovered the skeleton of a biped in tho
upper cretaceous formation of Western
Kansas, that was fivo feet high. It must
have been extinct many ages.
A Rocky Mountain Cat.
Jim Stewart, sometimes called tho
" Commodore," is tho most noted darkey
in Erie. Ho is a good-natured, shrewd
sort of a fellow, somewhat addicted to
doing business now and then on tho
Jeremy Diddler style, as tho following
incident will testily: JLiivmg near the
residence of tho lion. Morrow U. .Lowry
ho was freouentlv employed by tho lut
ter to do odd jobs around the house and
in the garden. Ono day Mrs. Lowry
concluded that tho peccadilloes of
worthless tom-cat, long attached to the
family, wore such as demanded tho m
flictaon of capital punishment, and Jim
was called upon to play the part ot exo
cutionor. After a long chase tho victim
was captured and put in a basket, over
which an old shawl. was fastened. Tho
next move was how to dispose of tho
prisoner. Mrs. Lowry suggested drown.
ing, but Jim, with tears in his eyes, pro
tested that he could no more drown tho
cat than he could drown himself; that
were he to do so, his conscience, aotin;
on a naturally tender heart, would trou
ble him so much at sights that he was
sure' that he would never sleep a wink
thereafter. .Not wishing to rum Jim
peace of mind, Mrs. Lowry compromised
the matter by giving him a dollar, and
directing him to dispose of it any way
he pleased, so that she should never see
it again." Puttrng"tho dollar in his pock,
et and the basket ' under his arm( Jim
started down town, lie had not gone
out ofjsight of tho house when he met
Morrow walking along leisurely toward
his homo, and tho following colloquy en
sued :
Morrow Hollo, Jim, what havo you
got thero ? . '..
Jim Ono ob do celebrated Pocky
Mountain cats, sah.
Morrow A Hooky Mountain cat ?
Why, Jim, where did you get him, and
what are you going to do with him ?
Jim I golly, sah f Didn't" you hoah
6b do big bunch ob dom eats cum to
town yesterday from Kalforny, sah?
Best mousois in the wurl, sah, and dis
is do biggest and bos' ono ob do lot, sah.
Dcy are gwine to givo mo foah dollars
for him at do Rood IIouso, sah.""
Morrow (recollecting the general "cus
sodnoss" of tho family cat) Jim, we
ant a good cat up homo, and I guess
11 tako this fellow, but but don'tyou
think four dollars is steep for ft eat 7 j " s
Jim Why. all do res' sold for fivo dol
lars, sah.
This decided Morrow, so he paid tho
price asked, and told him to carry tho
Kocky Mountain cat up to Mrs. jbow-
ry. Jim had, however, very important
business elsowhere, and he bogged Mor
row to take tho basket himselt, wluch
tho latter consented to do. Arriving at
homo, ho took tho prizo into the eitting
room, carefully closed the doors, slightly
lifting the basket-covering, and smiling
bonovolently at Mrs. Lowry's apparent
astonishment, remarked : " My dear, I've
bought you a Rocky Mountain cat the
best mouscr " v. .. : v '-".
At thi9 moment tho cat jumped out of
the basket and commenced rubbing him-
lf against his master s legs. Morrow
stopped short, while his wife broke out
impatiently : . "La mo, Morrow ! Why,
that's tho same cat I gave Jim Stewart a
dollar to drown not more than ten min
utes ago."
What followed wo know not, but a
few minutes later tho Hon. Morrow B.
Lowry might havo been noticed on tho
trects of .line, armed with a walking-
stick, and wondering " why a man can
never find that nigger when ho wants to
seo him badly 1"
Komekoepers and Housekeepers.
It is a well known fact that many per
sons havo very fine and orderly houses,
but have, after all, no home, for
Homo's not merelr four f qnnro wall.
'I liouvli with pi turns niuiir mid glided ;
IT'mie la tvlier nii't.'jtion cilia.
Filial Willi shilaes the Heart has unllded.
A homekeeper is ono who makes all the
ways and convenience of tho house con
duce to tho comforts of tho inmates. She
will allow the members of tho house
hold to build each a shrine, and will
treat it as sacred, because it is a shrine
to tho ono who has builded it. Tho
daughter is not called an idle thing be
cause she wishes to know her tune, and
gaze wistfully toward the horizon ; nor
tho son reproved if ho shall slam
around, and wish he was anywhere but
idling- at home. Graduallv tho house
keeper will quietly aid tho first to search
for beauty this side tho horizon, and
that boy will find a vent for his activity
without seeing he was gently led to it
by an overseeing love.
A houso that is blessed with a house
keeper has an lnlluenco that even
strangers feol. They receive that rest
which comes from tho " fitting of self to
its sphere." Tho order of tho houso
may bo mechanical like that of a loom
or a harp ; but, liko these mechanical
things, it conduces to results, and lusti
lies itself by tissues of more than silken
fineness, and music sweeter than that of
tho sphores. If thero is a homekeeper
the housework is not in utter contusion,
it perchauco one rises an hour too late.
Servants aro not expected to perform
miracles, and keep coti'ce and toast hot
and tresh tor an hour, iireaklast, such
as lato risers should expect, is eaten in
peace, and not in a flurry of excuses for
not having a meal that it was impossible
to furnish without inconvenience and
discord in the kitchen for the whole day.
It is ioohsh to attempt to keep a restnu
rant with only tho arrangement tmited
to a small iarnily.
lhe teaoe ot many a layiily is des-,
troyed by attempting impossibilities.
Tho breakfast of the lato riser need not
havo an added tirade against servants,
Realizing that tho guest regrets his tar
diness, she lets tho cold breaktast sulhce,
but diK' what sho can by word, look,
and net to make the best of what cannot
bo helped, and really so calls out tho
gratitude of tho late riser, and ever alter
that breakfast is a bright and pleasant
memory ; for ho feared ho was a nuis
ance, yet without direct word ho i'ult
that his act did not discommodo the ar
rangement of the house. Uis best
thought was called out, and that houso
will stand to him in alter lilo as a home,
for " there is where tho heart can bloom,
Housekeeping can bo dono by uny ener
getio woman, llomekeepuig requires
that tho woman's heart and wisdom bo
greater than her house, and that sho
keeps tho house, only that in it lilo can
bo lived with love and truthlulnoss.
Lightning Freaks.
An Almcda, California, paper, of tho
SOth ult., thus describes a recent thunder
storm thero : " Suddenly ceasing, ap,
parently to tako breath, darkness camo
over us again, and in an instant a ter
rific crash was heard, and beloro wo
could turn our eyes to the street a stream
of light, such as wo have not seen for a
score of years, completely envelopod
everything in tho vicinity. Almost un
mediatoly after tho falling of the thun
dcrbolt, people were seen making their
way to tho railroad station, nastily
donning our hat, we rushed to tho do-
pot to find that the lightning had shat
tered the telegraph apparatus and en
tirely broke the connection. Miss Ellon
Baboouk (a pupil of Mr. Dicker, tho
operator) was sitting at the table, facing
tho instrument, in tno act oi receiving a
message, when tho crash camo; and,
although completely stunned,shc escaped
uninjured. One-hall Ot tho sheet ot pa.
per upon which she was writing was
thoroughly scorched. Tho presumption
is that tho bolt struck first a telegraph
polo at the corner of Railroad and Buena
Vista avenuo, which is bent from its
position and shattered at its top, throw.
ing splinters a distance of fifty yards.
and then branching oil, sought tho oper
ating rooms at A. A. Cohen's residence,
and the business office at tho depot. At
Mr. Cohan's house the batteries wore
shattered, as well as a library in th
room where the children woro at play.
but the lightning mode its way put of
an open window without damago to an
individual. At the business office, after
splintering tho pole at tho end of tho
building, tho lightning in ado its' way
into tho operating room, when, hndin
no outlet, it demolished everythih a with
in iUTeach.,''"The"b"o"lt "or"baH"was seen
' . . . . j i
to drop at a dozen diiterent phtces,' h
many different persons having assurod
us that thoy saw it drop and explode in
front of thoir various localities.
A GKIC UJjTUHAL.
Cons FoDDEn. Tho opinion wo liavo
always hold upon tho quostion of tho
valuo of green corn foddor for mildh cows
has boaa that when raised from broad
cast sowing it is noarly worthless, but
when sown in hills or in drills, and culti
vated with aocoss of air and sunlight, it
it of high valuo. During tho present
season wo have made some oxporiments
to test the corroctnoss of thoso views.
Stalks wore collocted from a fluid whoro
tho 8eod was sown broadcast, and also
stalks growing in drills upon tho samo
Sold, and they were driod in a drying
closot to expol tho moisturo. Both speci
mens woro planted at tbo samo tnno, tho
Gth of May, and it was found that tho
plants from tho broadcast sowing con
tained 92 per cent, of water, those from
drills 83 per cent. Thus it was Bhown
that tho difference of solid matter in the
two was relatively as 8 to 17 per cent.
Tho solid matter was composed of starch,
gum, sugar, and woody fibro. There
was almost an entire absence of sugar
and gum in tho stalks from tho broad
oast sowing, while tho stalks that had
grown under tho influence of light and
air held these nutrient principles in con
siderable quantities. Tho stalks were
collocted at the period of growth just be
fore tho ear begins to form, a period
when most farmers begin to cut tho fod
der for their cows. Our experiments
upon corn fodder have afforded us im
portant information upon other points.
e nnd mat tho stalks cut beloio they
reach a certain 6tago of growth aro de
ficient in nutrient matter, and therefore
it is a waste to feed them too early. Tho
corn plant, liko all other vegetable struc
tures, has but one object or aim in its
growth, and that is to produce seed. It
is engaged during its whole lifo in stor
ing up largo quantities of starch, which
is to bo used when the pressing occasion
arrives, or tho seed vessels mature, to
form by some subtle, mysterious changes,
the rich nutrient principles which ore
lound in seeds. As soon as this strugglo
is over, tho corn plant, liko animals, dies
natural death. It is not necessary tor
frost to striko it, it dies from simplo ex
haustion. Tho proper timo to cut and
feed cornstalks is during tho first four or
five weeks which succed inflorescence, or,
in other words, they should not bo cut
until tho flower is fairly developed, and
the car commences to form ; and uny
corn that is so planted that tho oar con
not form and mature is practically worth
less for fodder. Farmers may learn from
these facts that corn designed to bo cut
for fodder should tbo planted at two or
throe periods during the season ; some
holds qmte early, others somewhat later,
and still others as lato as safe. In this
way, when tho hot, dry months of July
and August aro reached, and the pastures
falter, a supply of fodder is secured at a
proper stage of growth to afford the
argest amount ot nutriment. Dr. icii-
f,i in Journal of Cltcminiry.
Cisterns for Surface Water.
Each year over considerable portions of
tho country iarmcrs aro put to much an
noyanco and extra labor, and their stock
to considerable actual suffering on ac
count of scarcity of water. Whero water
from the wells is difficult to obtain, a
good cistern is perhaps the best way by
which to obtain wat:ir. .but many
tanners in tho west have small build
ings and tho water from the roofs would
be but of limited amount. To such wo
recommend the digging of cisterns in
which to collect and hold water from tho
earth's surfaco. In a very large num
ber of cases sufficient fall can be found
near tho farm buildings, for tho purpose
Tho water from tho winter rains and
melted snow from a hv.lt acre of land
even, will bo a very lai;o amount.
A party of wits once stopped at a tav
ern, when tho least was over, one ot
tho members called to tho hostess. " An-
gelique," ho said, " I am going to give
you a lesson in astronomy. Have you
not heard of the great l'latonio year.
when everything must return to its
former condition 'i Know, then, that in
sixteen thousand years we shall be hero
again, on tho same day and at tho samo
hour, w ill you give us credit till then
Tho hostess, however, had her reply. '
am perfectly willing," sho retorted, " but
it is just sixteen thousand years since
you were hero before, and you left with
out paying ; settle tho old score, and i
wil 1 trust you on the new.
V'o. translate the following notice from
tho Cincinnati VoUMttt, edited by Fred
crick Ilassurek :
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commenced tho issuo of a weekly edi
tion, to which we desire to call tho at
tention of such of our readers us wish to
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political newspaper. 1UE J1A1L is one
of thoso Xew York papers which every
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and which may bo safely admitted to
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not a heavy line in it. Gossipy in tho
best sonso of tho word, it is always in
structing, and its sprighthncss never
borders on the frivolous. Its editorials
uro tersely asid vigorously written, its
selections excellent, and its correspon
donee eoual to that of the best of tho
old Jew lork dailies, huch a paper is
on honor to journalism, and wo reccom
mend it oneo more to our readers.
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OUH IMPRUDEXCE THE CAUSE OF
Consumption. How many ot us can
ditto tho cause of our last sickness to
either a crowded room, and thon coming
out in a cold air, or wearing damp
clothes, causing a cough which settles
upon tho lungs, producing seated pains
in tho chest. Alien's Lung Balsam will
check tho disease and restore health to
tho system, if only used in time.
Kciuomber and call at tho JJrug btoro
for Allen's Lung Balsam. Every family
should keep it at hand. Sold by all
Druggists.
Symptoms In Liter Complaint, and of
some of file Diaeaset pro J need hy It.
A sallow or yellow color of skin, or yellow.
brown spots on luco anil other onrts
ofbndy; dullness and drowsiness with fie
qiient hundache; dizziness, bitter or bad taste
mouth, drvncBS ol throat and internal heat :
palpitation, in many cases, a dry, teasing
cough, with sore throHts, unsteady appetite,
raising of food, choking tenpntion in tliront ;
distress, heaviness, or bloated or full feeling
about stomach and sides, pnin in sides, back
or breast, and about shoulders; colic, pain
and soreness thronn howels, with heat j con-
ipation aliernatinn with traquent attacks of
ianhoea ; piles, flatulence, nervousness, cold
ness of extremities ; rush of blood to head.
ith pymiiioins of apoplexy, numbness of
imbs, especially at nij;ht; void chills alterna
ting with hot flashes, kidnev and urinary diffi
culties; lemale weakness, ditllnesa, low spirits,
unsociability anu gloomy torubuUings. Only
w of above symptoms likely to be present at
one time. AU who use Ur. fierce s Alt. Kxt.
or Golden Medical Discovery for Liver Cora-
nmt mid lis complications are loud in Its
prt.ist. ttolil by all hrst-cUss Druggists.
The CfLTtutE of the IlAin. Ju-t as surc-
y na a sou infested witu Canadian lliitllcs r.tu
is made to produce line crops of golden irraiu.
tun scalp nnw sparsely covered with h:irru,liy,
iiiniinau'enlile iimr can be inaile proline ot
Ikcn uvsses. All lb.it Is necesjarj to clljct
the change lu cither case is Hie riyht kind of
ferlifiztr. liaviii' tue imricultural chcmlsis
(luteriniiiR how the Ijarieu land shall lie
iitdu truUlul, we positively assert that Lyon's
KiUlvtiron in lineqil lied us a fertilizrr and
autifirrof the hair. T weniy-Uvtt years ol
success is tue iwsis ol tins unquait.U.-d state
ment. During tnat tittle it ban bct-u twecl hy
limy millions of both sexes, and th" flivt iu-
staiice I" which it has tailed to fulUil tho i
ctations of a unions! purchaser has yet 10
be discovered, it will not cuu.-.e Uiur to irrow
ou a varnished gouid ; but wherever the jooIf
I the hirsute tioern remuiii undisturbed it will
attse them o put toi ih new shoots, and in ull
uses where the hair bus become tliiu It wtl
Increase its volume.
Viotorlons Everywhere I
From all quarters comiw tho smiio hnjipy
ews. " n. lie's Houey tit lloreliouutl uuel
lur," is iic'cotii)iisLtu tr such cures lu fteveru
Coughs and Coldt, nnd oilier tlnoitt uiid lunir
omiiliitiitsaii Rstnuiu evi-u Jjr. lime lilmolt.
To ho witliout it lu wiut(.'r, U a most ttriuus
ututter lu uny lumily.
Pike'd Toofmche Drops cure Tontlmclie In
one luiuttte. SulU by ull Druir;;ist 1 1 5 ceutc
Columbus dhcovm'd Ameiicn, 'iut it hits
ioeii found Hint tliu only icoiioniionl nbnca lur
lillitii-u are tUu celebrated UIIACk T1WED
never wear out at Hie tou Hiid am wonli two
nlr wi'.liont Tips.
All ik-.ik'iH hell tlit'in.
Do not be t'.wiivid. CABLE SCKEW
WIRE iloots and SQoea fire the rbtnpcst.
e.ibiest, rtiit-st, uiid umt durnble ever wuro.
Try tlicm.
All bear tbo l'.itent stamp.
To tub Pcbi.io. We know of no remedy
equal to Jackson's Catakhic ntff nnd
Ikocjib I owdku, fur (Jutairh, Am lima, JLoss
of Voire, iVc. Id mild, iliaiitit, ngreeable t j
use, and tin- c ure. A-k jutir rlriijii,t lor
it. or mail oiiitH u ikipeic, Wilson &
Co., Philadelphia.
rES- FREE SEEDS, BOOKS, &e.. Sample
PticMffet of Mammoth Corn, WhiU Sorwai
Uuts, Abuat Clover, and copie of Hie Ameri
can Utoci Journal aeul free lo ail who Neud
Mump to pay pot:iire. Addrr,. S.V. linVlill
it Co., l'ai kenbtur;, Chester Co , I'u,
Best nnl OltleHt Faraily MeCIcIue.-San-
rord'f Liver lnvigorator.A purely Vegetable Cathartic
and Tonic for Dyspepsia, Coiutipntion, Debility, 8lck-
headache. Bilious Attacks, and all deranpremenbi of
Livor, titomuch and IIowl'Ib. Aak your Hi ugiridt lor it.
liewari cj Imitattont.
Dead mou toll no talos ; if tlicy did,
anathemas against tlio dtplotinjr iaucnt,
tho drastic purgo, and tho toniblo sali-
vants ot tho materia mouioa, woulu iiviso
from every graveyard. Tho Motto of
modern medieal science is " I'rcurrre and
llegtihtte, not destroy," and no remedy of
our day is ro entirely in harmony with
this imilanthropic logic R3Du. Walker's
Vinegar Bitteiss. In thin powerful.
vet harmless restorative, dyspepsia, bil
ious complaints, nnd all diseases of tho
stomach, liver, bowels and nerves, en
counter nn irresistible antidote..
The PritEST and Sweetkst Con
Liver Oil in the world is Hazard &
Caswell's, made on tho pea-shore, from
fresh, selected liver, by Caswell, Haz
ard A; Co., Jew lork. It is absolutely
jmre and mreft. Putients who have oneo
taken it preier it to nil others. Physi
cians have decided it superior to any of
tho other oils in market.
It is now generally admitted by Inm
ost physicians, that when oneo the con
sumption is fairly fastened upon tho
lungs, no human power can save tho pa.
tiont from death. They also say that
about fifty per cent, of those who din
from this disease can traco the cause to it
neglocted cough or cold, whieh might
havo been cured by a small bottle ot
Liquid Opodeldoc, or what is the same
tiling, JolaiMii Anodyne J.ininiiht.
Cut this notice, out and bring it witu
you. STe are authorized to refund tho
cash to any person or persons who shall
buy and use Parton't Purgatite J'illt and
fail of relief and satisfaction.
A TJxiversai,' Remedy. "BRows'e
EitoxciiiAT, Tromieb" for JBoughs, Colds,
amlUroiiLiiot Affections, btand Irit in
public favor and confidence ; this result
has been acquired by a toat of many
years.
Oysnnpils and CnlrM fared yviihf
ovft Medicine,
I will forward tosnr srldrem, on receipt of
FIFTY OUSTS, a prime i prescri:lion thnt K ill
corn any rune of Dvi,Rin ur Poniverc.",
howcvrnMinfitn. The retunW very chnsp
and plnMm. The nrtlrlo nro kept in mest
farm hiuum, nnd srnwiHilv? ohrnined anvwliero
Adiiro Dr. N. N. Thonw, 1'hi-lps, N. Y
To Consumptives."
The nJwrtlwir, JihtIt Vmi pcMnHni-ntlT.ntirM ff
that dmd dlPen'e. Consumption, by a nlmpl Temo-lT,
U amioia to make known to hi fellow Kdlerert the
n" f cure. To all wbo deftre It. he will wnrt a
copy of the preorlptlo!! nrort, (free of clmfe), with
tlin dirw.llnns for prepailnu and U'injr the iyii?o, which
thoy wil find a Smut Cr rot OoienrmPTioii, Aptr
liA. BniiconiTis. Anc. I'iee wirhlng the proeoriyiion
will iilioso addi'oee
i Iter. HOWARD A.WIXPOX,
I K4 South Tnlrd St., WUllaraabutgh, N. T.
Cure for Consumption.
IVliat fSte Doctors ttiyt
AM9'Vroot.Lr,'r. D.. of Koecitifko connlr, Indi
flntmavi; ' For three yeiiw past I have used ALL SMS
Lbn Balaam extensively in my practice, and 1 aiu eat
iftiei thtii-e is no bUcr medicine for lung dUeuaei la
uio
Isaac A. Dorah , M. D., of liOffftti county. Ohio, iaT :
All rk's Lena Balsam not ou.y sell rapidly, but
slieK perfect patit action in every case within my know
letfrc. Having coutidence In ft, and knowing that it
K!tifeirpi3 valuable medicinal pro port iep. I freely ue It
it my daily practice and with unbounded eucceM. As
an expectorant it ia most certainly ahead of anypiu
;araifon I have ever yet known."
Natttaxtel Hariiis, M. D., of Mlddlebnry, Vermont,
PAVm : " I ham no don lit. It will mmm hppmiin a nlnjalpul
remedial atrnt for the cure of all diseases of the Throat
uroncuiai i uoes, aua 1110 L,unr.
Physicians do not roenmmend s medicine which h
no lueriU ; what they say about
ALLEN'S LUX0 BALSAM
Can be taken a6 a fact. a Lot all afflicted test It fit ouco.
Dr. A. L.SCOYILLta the inventor of neveral medlel-
nal pivparatioiiH wnicb have become very popular and
imv ween iioerany useu. Amonfr nis lnveunous are
" Hall ? ItalFam tor the Luiipi " and "Liverwort and
Tar." For the part ten yearn a bolter Lnnjr remedy has
been Altered to the public. Read the following letter
from Br. Scovill relerriujr to it:
Mos.w. J. N. HARRIS & CO. :
Ucr,t$; I matte the following-utatrmont from a per
fect amviction and knowledge of the benelltn of Al
len' Li ting Balrtnni in curing tho most dep-scatd
Pl'lknahy Oonhlmption 1 I have wltneHHOd lt ef
fect on the yonnjr aud the old, and I can truly ny that
It is ky far the best expectorant remedy with which I
am a? 4 u aimed. For Coughs, and all the early stages
of Luifp complaint, I believe it to be a certain cure,
and t' every family would koop it by them, ready toad
nmiLer upon me nrsi appearance oi uisease anoui ma
Luna, there would be very few cason of fatal consutnp
tiou. It raiifies the phk'giu and matter to ralxn, wit fl
out irritating those delicate organs (the Lung). and
without prouueing constipation ol tue bowetK. It alo
g-ivfs Htruuglh to the system, tdops tho ntght-swnatft,
and changes all themoroid secretions toa hfulthv Htato.
l olts, uupoctiuiiy, a. l. aiuui-L.
I: will euro when all othrr fall.
IXroctlona nccompany each bottle.
J. N. 2HAEaEIS & Co.,
Sole Proprietors,
bM by all Drusgittt. ClncinmiU, O.
Pi-ovldpnro, II. I.,
Gtucral Aent for Sew England Slater.
I'OIi HALiK 11Y
JOllTi P. HEJiUY, New TorU,
JFRKXCII, RICHARDS & CO., Phlla.,
GEO. C. GOODWIN it CO., Bo. ton. '
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r TtTTTTiiYB'IS VTM
"WILBOii'S COKPOUHD 0?
PURE COD LIVEE
OIL AND LIHE.
Terpens who linve bfen tainr? Cod Liver Oil will bo
pleased to learn that Dr. Wilbur h:t pucceede'l, from
directions of several prnfef? i-ional gentlemen. In com
bining the pure oil and lime in su"h a muniier tiiat it
if pleafant to the ta-te. and it ellects in lung com
plaints ave tmly wonderful. Many person prnuonnced
nonclesii, who had taken the cWar oil for a long timo
without marked effect, have been entirely cured by
nimr this urerjamtion. H "rtr-e nnd t)rtt ihi tr.,nnlTi.
Manufactui-od only by A. B. WILB0R. ChemUt, No. iwi
voun street, lwwion. &oia oy au aruggitp.
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1 I J-.R" yon hnvp n salre eomblnlnt; sootlilris! nnfl
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Js mom easily appncu than many other remedies,
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Jlreatt anil Sore XippTe. No way injurious, but
sure to nll'ord relief. Sore or Weal: Lijt Hub it
en the lids gently, once or twice a day. Cures deal
lie by putting lu tho enrs on a piece of colton.
For t'Hon this la superior to anything known.
l'or Pimjdct this arts like a charm, l'or Jlurnt
and
Si alU, apply the Halve nt once and It im-es
immediate rciiei
dav.
el. i
t'vr Old Sore, apply once a
X'it among the lenst of tho Invaluable ptopcrtlea
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Mies Sawyer far many yeur. and believe her to be
Christian lady and a skilful nurse, and having
used ber salvo in our families, It givea Qa great
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we have ever used:
Jtr. E. F Cutter,
l'.v. W. O. Ilulniai,
llv. Joieiih Ksilueu,
George 1'ratl,
(ion. J. f. Cill. y and lf'.
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. It. Snesr,
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TIiof nre n Gcnlle PnrantlTO nn writ nja
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DVSPKI'SIA OU INIHI3F.ST.OW IIart-
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loma, are tho oflaprlncM tf Dywpa.
They liiTicorate th" Wtomneh and tttlmnlnte the torpM
Lirer and Bnwaln, whieh remtor thorn of umHitmllo l
efBcnry In e!onnsliur t!e hlool of all finpnHtfen. ar. - t
parti up now life and riirar to the wliotQiyatein.
FOR HK IN I!SEAlF-S,Eni!itlon, Tetter. Unit
Rheum, Blatches. Spots, PimpleR, rant. lies, Boiln.Cur
bunclcv, Rinz-Wonni", Scald Head, flom Eyt Fryilpe
la. IiPlKrurr-", Ui-colomtioiiM of tin .Skin. H ulnars ai'
l)ieHJB of tb t;kin. of w.mtevr naio or imture. are
literatlv dug up and rfixried out of tin- Kyutem in a nbrt
tiine by th? nn ot thie HiTtcrB. One Im!Io in melt
cacn will couviuce the inot incredulous of the ir cum
tive eflecta.
Cleanfle the Vitiated niood whencrer you find It lm-
purltiea burstlnff throuirhtbo ah in in Pimplei, Eritp-
tiona or Sores ; cleanup It when you find ft obstructed
and sluffMsh In the vclni: elennse It when it in 6ul,
aud your feelings will tell youwbon. Kenp tbo Mood
pure, and the health of the svntem will follow.
Pin, Tnpp, nnd oilier Worm, lurking in the-
nyjttem of o many thouaandv, arc effectually destroyed
and rcmcved. Fays a diplmfrulthed physloloirlat,
tuere i pcrcelf nn iiiivMtinl noon the face of the
earth wIiupu body in exempt from tho prvnenee of
wonua. It ia not ripen the healthy el ment of the
body tJiat worm- cxit. hut upmi tht dlseawd hnmora
and Filmy deposits th.it lireed thee livira roonators of
di'eafe. No Syi'.fm of M.tliotm-, no v.rmifuirea, no
anthelmintic will tree tho nytttem troia worms like
thepe J Sitter.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. R.T1. McPON'ALD CO
PrugffiKts and (en. Arent. fan Frnne?"0. CaHfornla,
and 32 and 34 Commerce Street. New York.
BarSOLD BY ALL iJrtLtHUPTS AND DEALERS.
locators wio vCj U oai LiUors i U.:t
era tZ7i;:!l ta coua:cl r.it'.i
prorrj-Tor of the
wlio hiv Trosocr'eJ c'.tlan torero t'ua Iitoat 0:2.-
lor over T :t?.' r Yv,.m
The AyE.:T0A ATD EUROITAJT 1"T.
EXT ACLMC V 1j the tno-i s.enslv In tho wurl.!.
Cbanos luss l!m av o:hor roiiaNli aanty. A
I'amphlct contxuiny full iusirucuous to lavvutois,
'as" t gra' is.
D3A lunflsomi I?3rvl Vo!nni, contilnln'r Yt
Mt'jh.lnle;! CHrr-HYi-", aul tli t'nueil HLatetOns.M
by Coun'.ios, with 111 na.l 1! -coipts for MaehiuiioB,
mailed on r-'C-ipt i-( j ci'iu:,. lh Boiemtipu
Amiicij is tho Iw-t n -d cnvipMt Weultly Jiln,.
triuil NcwspsTK'r, di'vo''-'! to Hi'lctire, Art, ana Mo
chanics, published In tiio trnr.l. Turue dollar a
yar. fcr"cimer., (mil's. A'ln-ss
MtJXN Ai CO., ?7 I.' irk Hnw, JVew Tn'k.
PiinelpiU Office 101 W.Fiflh St., Cincinnati, a
The only Reliable; Gift Dislribu'.ion in the country !
100,000 00
In Valuable Cifts!
TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN
L . D. SINE'S
iVh SEMI AttXVAL
GIFT ENTERPRISE,
To be drawn MoudaT March 5th, 1372.
Ono Grand Capital Prizo of
$10,000 EN GOLD!
Oan Prizo $5,0(10 in Silver !
FIVE PP.I7F.S 91-000 xl I , .
hve piti.Ks t,5tio g a j Greenbacks
TWO FAMILY CARRIAGES AND MATCHED
HonSI.S lull Silver Mounted Ilartioss, wortii HI. Ml
eai.'h.
Tero HORSES AND TICOGIE3. with Silver-Mounted
ilaiue, worth itiUl each.
Two Fine-toned Rn.wood PT ANOS, worth 5M e-;h I
Ten Family tEWXNU MAC'UINKS, worth aim) each I
IS 00 r,o:d and Silver Lever Hunting Wa tenet, teer(A)
Jrorn to 3ue eacn I
Ladies' Gold Leontlne Chains, Gent's Cold Veft
Chains, olid and Double-Piated Bilver Table and
Teaiioous. Photo-rupU Albums, Jowulry, aVc.. aVc.
Whole number Gifts, 10.000. Tickets limited to M,loo.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKET3.
To whom Liberal Premium w ill be paid.
Slncle Tickets $2: 8ii Tlckot-, $10: Twelve Tickets
$; Tweuty-hve TiekeU .4H.
Circulars containing a full list of prixes, a descrlr
tiou of the manner of drawina;, and oiher Informatioa
in lelereuee to the Distribution, will be sent to any one
ordering them. AU letters niut be addressed lo
L. O. SINE, Box 86, Cincinnati, O.
OHce, 101 West Fifth Street.
THE COXFESkilONS OF
' A NERVOUS INVALID.
PviW.rihed for the benefit of yovngmtn and other
who nuilerfiom NVrvou Debilliy, etc., ffiipplyins th
sou', aud sent tree on roceivine a jiori-pald directed en-
Fa
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Attdress NATHANIEL MAYFAIH, Urooklyn,
I.
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aL all ka a.
mm
1
TtiU aauars.
riar-tr r .it i-r, mm
1 U,m. fi
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ssm aise s-wii
ccai a-'titti ItuUSJUal . cuaia
Sweeny, Ringbone. Spavin,
and all disease of Hor Flesh.
.LOQAJ, AGENTS WANTKD.
tote A MONTH
llor, and outfit furalshed.
90 I J arts KovfLTT Co.
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