- Tlio "Jnps" !n Washington."
Tho Washington 'correspondent of tho
N. Y Journal of Commerce writes :
It is hard to tell who is ambassador
and who is servant Japanese dignity
being a poculiar species of that article,
and not tho kind of dignity wo encour
age. Besides, tho " Japs" so much re
semble each other you enn hardly tell
which is which. On Saturday I hap
pened to be in tho Arlington as Mr.
Bhecklcs, tho clerk, received an order for
a sick functionary's meal. He had
markod more than twenty fancy dishes
that is, rich things that a sick Yankee
will studiously avoid, And ho told tho
waiter to be sure and bring him plenty
of hard boiled eggs and ice cream. Tho
Oilier night, about 12 o'clock, three or
four of them got together in a room and
ordered hard boiled eggs and ice cream
for supper. Sheckles says they will
never got around tho world if they live
in other countries as they live here.
They do not seem to eat much, but they
live on the most outlandish food.
They seemed to think all tho hotels
are wndor one management, if wo may
judge from their movements. Yester
day a lot of them went into the Ebbitt
House, took breakfast, and walked off
without paying or making any explana
tion. AVhen they first camo they were
nearly all quartered at tho Arlington.
Some went to other hotels. Now they
are scattered all over the city, some in
hotels, others in boarding-houses. But
the principal oilicers of the embassy all
stay at tho Arlington. Yesterday I was
standing at tho office of the Arlington
when an angular-faced Jap came up,
with baggage on his orm, and said to
the clerk, " Me goin' away. Me won't be
here no more."
"Where are you going?" said the
clerk.
" Me goin' to Ebbitt House."
" Will you give up your room '("
" No ; me an two other fellows goin' ;
free other fellows come from Ebbitt
Houso take our place."
So they go to tho Imperial, Metro
politan, Welckcr's Worniley's, and all
over. Tho hotol keepers like it. They
can make from ten to twenty dollars
average a day out of each Jap, from
Iwakura to Hokepoke, and it will be
found that tho Government will have
such bills to pay for tho same Japs for
tho same time at two different hotels. If
any one happens to twit them about
their curious antics, they say, " Me don't
care : mo cot plenty money, and mo
Koin' to spend it."
Somo of them Biuoke opium almost
continuously. Tho chambermaids at tho
hotel think " it's funny smellin' tobac
co they smoke." They have a bag full
of ivory pieces and a board on which
they play a game that seems to bo very
amusing to them. The other evening a
party got together in a room and com
inenced playing tho game. At inter
vals, when a player seemed to be check
mated, they laughed boisterously, and
went through all sorts of xerfomiancc.,
such as turning hand springs and stand,
in" on their heads.
As I remarked above, it is hard to tell
from their appearance who are ambassa
dors and who are followers and servants.
These eccentric freaks are probably the
diversions ol tlio latter in all cases.
Accuracy.
Accuracy should be considered a car-
il inal virtue : it necessarily involvos be.
ing specific. Many a patient has been
pushed back to tho grave from which he
was escaping by tho indefinite advico of
the physician to " lave light , " Be care
ful in your diet ;" " Don't expose your
self : " Dress prudently.
A patient might live so light as to
starve himself to death. Carefulness in
diet would bo interpreted as variously
as the uidgment ot tho individuals.
A " little" piece of copperas dissolved
in a "little" water is an exeollent thing
to heal up a sore ; yet a piece of cop
peras as large as a bean, dissolved in a
teaspoonfulof water, and applied to the
sore, would burn it liko fire, deep into
tho flesh, and make a man fairly yell
with pain if applied to some parts of the
body. Every child should be early edu
cated to habits ot accuracy ot statement
to leave a margin, a liberal margin, in
stead of outrageous exaggerations. Let
all statements be within the truth. If
you called to see a friend three or four
times, don't call it a dozen. If you ride
fifteen miles into tho country, don't call
it twenty, but say " at least a dozen."
Learn to reduce all your statements, as
far as practicable, to facts, figures and
tonus, btate a tact just as you saw it.
without comment ; if you learned it from
another, say nothing positively. Give
the exact numbers whenever you can,
and in describing a thing put it on pa-
per if possible. In fact, if every child
was taught to draw and Bketch with a
free hand from the first months of going
to school very groat advantage and
amusement could be drawn from it for
life. If a love for rough sketching from
naturo were inculcated and encouraged
and cherished it would in after years af
ford an infinite source of amusement, ot
interest, and oftentimes of profitable cm
ploymcnt ; tho habit of drawing culti
vates close and accurate observation ; it
strengthens tho memory. Moreover to
obsurvo accurately and quickly is often
of incalculable advantago in business
matters. Hall's Journal of Health.
Burled Alive.
An Irishman took the contract to dig
a public well. When ho had dug about
twenty-fivo feet down, ho came ono
morning and found it caved in filled
nearly to the top. Fat looked cautious
ly around and saw that no person was
near, then took oft his hat and coat,
hung them on a windlass, crawled into
some bushes and awaited events. . In
short time the citizens discovered that
the well had caved in, and seeing Pat'
hat and coat on tho windlass they sup
posed that he was at tho bottom of the
fxcavution. Only a few hours brisk
digging cleared the looso earth from the
well. Just as the citizens had reached
the bottom, and A-ere wondering where
the body was, Pat came walking out of
the bushes and good-nuturcdly thanked
them tor relieving mm ot a sorry job,
Home of tho tired diggers wero disgust
d, but the joke was too good to allow
anything more than a hearty laugh
which soon followed. hxchamje.
A Church ox Wheels. A London
vicar proposes an itinerating church,
to reach the neglected masses. A large
furniture van, with a belfry and seats
and other fittings, holding thirty or
forty persons, is to pas from street to
htreet, gathering a congregation and
holding worship in one place, outrun
ners procedintr it to invite attendance.
and then pass on to repeat the same in
another locality j and so from hour to
hour, nuea ana emptied, teaching
great nuiuber who will not come even
to chapels or to Bible rooms.
The Devil Driving a Locomotive.
The " Fat Contributor," in writing to
tho Cincinnati 2'ime, tells tho follow
ing: At tho time I was in Columbus, Penn.,
tho community was being startled or
amused, according to tho mental make
up of communities constituent parts, by
the story of a haunted locomotive. An
engineer and fireman on tho middlo di
vision assert that while running a night
express one night last week, tho devil
stepped on board the locomotive and
proceeded to run it without the aid of
hreman or cnginoer, thoso wortliics tail
ing back in not very good order on tho
tender, where they sat tremblingly ob
serving the operations of his Satanic
majesty. They aver that he not only
opened the furnace door and put his
head in to Bee how the fire was burning j
but that ho actuolly crawled in, and
they could distinctly see him in the
glaring light industriously stirring up
the fire with his tail. This seems in
credible, I admit, but both the engineer
and hreman say they will swear to it.
Then emerging from tho furnace with
out a hair being scorched, he proceeded
to handle tho levers as though ho had
run a locomotivo all his lite, humming
some diabolical tune meanwhile. He
did not crowd on all tho steam, as they
expected ho would do, and run the train
ltli its passengers to destruction at a
devil of a rate ; but on the other hand,
ho used tho accustomed caution, slacking
up around the curves, and behaving al
together like a careful, temperate engi
neer who recognized his responsibilities.
Onco only did ho notice the two terror
stricken men on tho tender, and then ho
made an imperious motion to the fire
man to fire up, and when ho hesitated
the devil fired up himself so infernally
that the fireman mado hasto to comply
with the command. It seems strange
that ho didn't take advantage of his op
portunity to run the train to destruc
tion, but ho was probably satisfied with
tho paco at which the passengers 'wero
going to the devil anyhow, and accord
ingly held his hand. Arriving at a
bridgo crossing a deep stream, he sud
denly waved them an adieu, and leaped
ell tho engine over tlio brulgo and dis
appeared. Tho men say a blue flame
followed him, and they could hear a
great sputtering ot the water when he
struck.
It is declared in Columbia to be a fact
that when tho train reached the next
station these men told tho above story,
and actually refused to run any further
on that engine, so that it became neces
sary to substitute other men for them in
order for the train to proceed. I give
you the story as it is current in Colum
bia. It is a strange enough story at the
hrst blush, but nidging Irom the diabol
ical accidents that frequently occur on
our railroads, one might think it was
not so veryjraro a thing after all for tho
devil to run trams.
Deep Artesian Wells.
That of Grenello, bored for the use of
tho slaughter-houses of Paris, is l,iil
feet deep. Water oscends ninety-one
feet above tho surface, which shows a
prodigious hydrostatic pressure some
where to drive a column with such torce
into the air.
At Xousalzwerk, near Mindtn, thero
is an artesian well 2,U!4 feet deep, out
of which pours salt water. One was
bored some years since tor a sugar re
finery in St. Louis, Missouri, deeper
still, being 2,bJ l ieet in perpendicular
pth.' Vt nether still active or not we
havo not ascertained.
Tho water in thoso deep recesses rises
in temperature tho further down below
the level of the sea. In some of the
geysers on this continent and in parts of
Lurope, it is believed it may bo heated
in tho bowels of the earth to six hun
dred degrees, but in its ascent towards
the surface it cools rapidly, rarely being
two hundred at its escape.
here does tho water come trom 111
these lower regions!' It gathers on
mountains and indeed everywhere, and
trickles down seams and dislocations of
rock, porous strata, &c, till reaching in
candescent matter in a state of fusion,
it is converted into steam, forced where
there is least resistance, becoming con
densed into water again, but pushed on
by steam behind.
Cohesion of Parlieles.
lloeks, liko pebbles, aro made up of an
aggregation f particles having definite
forms, and they are held together by the
intervention ot a something which
mineralogists term cohesion. That im
plies a power of attraction acting with
sufficient energy to hold them in eon-
tact.
liut cohesion is a term expressive of
our ignorance rather than knowledge on
that subject. Naturo makes use of a'glue,
tlio composition of which defies the pry
ing curiosity of chemists. They can't
find out its composition. Occasionally
it is dissolved. As soon as its adhesive
property is lost, tho particles let go their
hold and rocks crumble till their form
disappears.
When a discovery is made of the way
naturo prepares that mixture, then the
next research will bo to find a solvent.
There would bo an end to drilling, pow
der blasting, and all those arduous la
bors in stono work us soon as we are ablo
to destroy tho cohesive principle. Na
ture has kept a largo number of secrets
to herself, which huve exercised the pry
ing ingenuity of man, and this is one of
them.
A Remedy for Baldness.
Tho bald may now take courage and
smile at tho irequent summer ny. it is
no new lotion that is to bring baclc tho
hairs of their youth and innocence, but
a system of planting hairs in the smooth
skin of the head, exactly as cabbages
aro set out in a garden. A discoverer,
whose name Cannot bo long concealed
from a grateful world, ha invented a
plan of replanting the hair where it is
lost. As plants grow so does the hair.
It is rooted and thrives like a vegetable.
The operation of restoring hair is very
simple ; put healthy hairs into the eyes
of needles and draw the needles through
the uper skin, tho epidermis; being
drawn through, tho hairs aro left in the
skin, as a thread may bo left in any
material by a stitcher. The roots, which
havo been extracted with their bulbs
complete, are brought under the epider
mis. The surface so operated on is pro
tected at first by a linen band, but the
hairs soon tako root, grow and
flourish. It is not stated whether hav
ing tho skin puncture in this way is
disagreeable, and how often it is fatal.
If it is a success, the plan has many ad
vantages ; one can have any color of
hair be may elect, and he can plant a
variety of colors, and thus make his ap
pearance striking and beautiful. JLirt-
jurJ Couruiit.
AOItlCULTVJIAL.
Detertohation of Improved Poul
TUY. -Whcn a new breed of fowls is
proved to be of real valuo, and it is pro
posed to introduce it upon a farm, the
way practiced is, nine times out of ten,
to purchaso a sitting of eggs, and brood
tho chickens produced, irrespective of
relationship. Or, if grown fowls are
first bought, they aro commonly in pairs
or trios related moro or less closely ;
and, having cost a considerable sum,
they are multiplied all around tho neigh
borhood from that one stock, in-and-in,
for perhaps a half dozen years, and they
grow weedy and scraggy, tho chickens
dio off from weakness, the owners get
sick of the breed, vote them a humbug,
and fall "back on what they call the
" good old-fashioned sort." There aro
other deteriorating influences at work.
Fancy fowls are sometimes overfed, to
produce great size ; and pets and favor
ites are opt to be kept too fat for breed
ing, and anxiety for eggs lead them to
too stimulating feed. Choice fowls aro
almost invariably confined within nar
row limits, to keep them from mixing
with other sorts. There is not enough
air, sun, and exercise, and they lack
certain things to eat which they would
select according to their varying needs,
if at liberty. Also, there is commonly a
hurry to have a costly sort of increase,
and tho eggs of pullets aro all saved for
hatching, which is a surq,way to impair
strength. But, on the other hand, the
farmer has plenty of eggs of tho barn
yard sort, and tho universal practice is
to pick out tho biggest, which aro tho
produce of the old matrons of tho flock,
havo a rich volk. and niako hardy chick
ens. The valuablo breeds wero improved
only by time and pains, and without care
being taken to keep them up to the pitch
to which they havo been raised, they
will relapse to tho dead level of average
worthlcssness, or sink below it. Hearth
and Home.
To Make Hop Yeast. Take five
medium-sized Irish potatoes; pare them.
Take one handful ot hops ; put them in
a small thin cotton bag ; then put the
hops and potatoes in u pot, and pour
three pints of cold water over them ;
boil until the potatoes are cooked ; then
take them out ami place into a stono
lar: mash them until tliere are no
lumps ; then put three tablespoonfuls of
flour m with tho potatoes; pour tne
water (in which the potatoes were boiled)
boiling hot over tho potatoes and Btir
them up well and quickly, and put a
cover on to keep tho steam in ; then put
one pint of water on the hop bag in the
pot and let it boil.
It your yeast is not thin enough to
pour out, then pour off the boiling water
on it until you have it sufficiently thin ;
stir once in a while until it becomes
milk warm, then put in ono half pint of
hop or baker s yeast (not brewer s) and
stir up well, and set in a warm place to
lighten ; when very light put in ono
half tablespoonful of sugar, ono tea
spoonful of ground ginger ; Btrain it
through a seive, put into a halt-gallon
stono jug, cork tight and put into tho
coolest place you can find. The yeast is
ready for use immediately after making.
The jug should always be well Bhaken
before pouring out the yeast. Take one
teacup of yeast to make ponge. The
jug should always be well scalded before
putting fresh yeast in it. Yeast made
in this way will keep good for throe
weeks in summer and four weeks in win
ter. Always keep about ono half pint
of stock yeast to renew your yeast with.
Cor. Cincinnati Gazette.
AViiat Shall we f'r.Eo with 'r In
many parts of tho country the cry for
fodder for cattle is distressing, notwith
standing the immense slaughter of al
most everything fit for beef, and of many
animals that were too poor for the mark
et. Hay is from thirty to forty dollars
a ton, or more than twice its usual price,
in most parts of tho Northern and East
ern Mates. It it were not tor the great
abundance of corn it would bo much
higher. At present prices, corn is a
much cheaper feed than hay, and ought
to be used largely with it, either boiled,
or steamed, or ground into meal. It
takes about thirty-six bushels ot com to
make a ton, worth at present prices not
far from twenty-seven dollars. Cora is
cheaper than hay, pound for pound, in
most parts ot tlio country, and is very
much more valuablo in its I'lements of
nutrition. Fed with hay or straw, it
will niako those costly articles spend in
tho best manner. Corn is universally
distributed, and is within reach of every
one who has animals to feed. It is
much better to invest in it than to
pinck cattlo at tho last end of the fod
dering season, and turn them out in thin
condition. Oat tie in irood condition,
tho first of May will bo in great demand,
for the stock has been greatly reduced
in anticipation of a hard winter and
dear hay.
A l'raetieal Joker Discomlltted.
Charles Farren. a vounrr uentleniun
employed in one of the manufacturin
establishments of Lafayette, Ind., went
home to his boarding houso at a late
hour one night lately, and thinking to
give his landlady a sensation, marked
his face in spots with red keel. He
walked into tho sitting room and had
taken a seat by tlio fire beforo tho spots
were noticed. Tho landlady, all absorb
od, looked up from her work in a mo
ment, and noticing tho spots 'on his face,
asked, m evident alarm : " hy, L-har
lie. what on earth is tho matter with
your face':" "Don't know," replied
Charlie, " but guess it is only varioloid."
Then occured a scene better imagined
than described. The landlady was ut
first paralyzed with horror, but recover-
in a in a moment, she rushed to the door,
opened it quickly "Get out of this
mitrhtv ouick." said she. "Get out!'
she screamed at the top of her voieo, and
deaf to all expostulation from poor
Charlie, sho hustled him out without
his overcoat. In a moment she opened
the door and kicked his overcoat and
cap out, as though afraid to touch his
. . . ... . i J -.I. A 1
clot lung witll lier nanus, uarno siouu
out in tho cold, completely bewildered
with the unexpected turn affairs had
taken, when he nearo a window j-aisuii,
and a gentle voice called him by name,
"Here, Charlie, here is your trunk!'
There was a plmiiro in tho show, and,
sure enough, there was Charlie's now
trunk, with all his store clothes and
personal effects. The practical joker
sou eh t the first sheltering root at haud,
but took tho precaution to wash his face
in the snow. tyrtnyjhM uuoiicau.
A bill has been introduced into the Il
linois Legislature forbidding tho prohi
bition of mail privileges to the inmates
of lunatic asvlums. The discussion of
it brings out numerous instances of the
inhumanity with which lunatics havo
beet) forbidden to write to their friends
The Augusta police lately arrested a
negro woman for ruling her family liter
ally "with a rod of iron." It nearly
killod ono of her children.
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Mers. A.J. Bicknoll & Co.. 2" Warren St..
New York, have Issued a supplement to their
" Vllliure builder," contninltio; numerous plana
with spccitlcations lor suburban Iioiifca and
cottages ol moderate cost. It is a valuable
work lor all who contemplate buildinir.
Tho "Domestic" does a creuter rimp-n
of work than any other sewing-machine.
More than forty years havo elapsed
since Joh nmn't A nodyne Lin imm t was first
invented, during which time hundreds
of thousands have been benefitted by its
use. l'robably no article ever became so
universally popular with all classes as
Joh n snit A nodyne .in imen t.
Pills which contain nntimonv, oui-
inc, and calomel, should be avoided, as
severe griping pains would be their only
result. The safest, surest, and best pills
aro 1'ar.ion's I'linjatice or Anti-liioin
Pill.
When applied with Dr. Pierce's Xusal
Douche and ncrcmpauitd wiih Dr. Pierce's
Gulden Medical Discovery as cospTITCTiosai.
trealnient. J)r. Sage's C.ilarrli Kcmedy pro
duces perlect cures it ti e worst cases ol ( a.
tarrh and (zna of matiy years Munding
1 ins tliormwli course ut titcdimlion cunMi-
lules the only si'ieiitihV, rational, sale und sue
eefslul manner of Dealing this odious di eae
i hat has ever been elk-red to the alllictcd,
The instrument and two medicines sold for i'2
by all DruKyists. ."7t.
Ji:ht takes his P,itti:hs. We heard a
seedy-looking individuul willi nn alarmingly
red nose lemark to a brother soaker that he
ad " just had his hinero, but he did not mind
taking another nip. His remaik suggested a
ruin of rtllertion. How was I', we asked our
selves, that the word " hitters " had grown to
be a synom m tor gin, whiskey, rum. and other
leoholic stimulants, to whu-h it was applied
iniiicriiuinately. l.ut-jis, we leut-oned, sug
gested the idea of a healthful tonic, not of a
poisonous aiimulatit : something invigorating
to the system, not an alcoholic initant, full of
fusel oil, producing present intoxication, and
ultimate msanitv, idiocy, and premature death,
Moreover, our Idea of bitters was totally ir
reconcilable with ''gin cocktails,'" "ruin
punches," and "brandy mushes," which, we
are informed, are sweetened with sugar, and
rendered dcublv iniurious with essences colored
bv means of mineral poison. This was bitter
sweet with a vengeance. We mentioned this
problem to u friend, lie solved it by exclaim-
ng : " tiv, don t vou understand that most
ol these bntcrs advertised as remedies are only
drams in disguise? Topers know it, if you do
not. 1 must make one exception, however,
ho added. " and that's Dit. Wai.kiui's Cai.i-
oiinia YiNKUAit i!iTTi:ics : there isn't a par
ticle of alcohol or lermented honor in it, and
it is the best vegetable tonic und alterative in
America.
The Pckest axu Sweetest Cou
Liver Oil in the world is Hazard &
Caswell's, made on tho sea-shore, from
fresh, selected livers, by CASWEI.L. IiAZ
Ann x Co., rsew xork. It is absolutely
pure and mreet. Patients who have onco
taken it prefer it to all others. Physi
cians havo decided it superior to any of
the other oils in market.
To have comfort and health wear Boots aud
Shoes that will not leak aud lire tili.ibUt -siich
onlv are made with the CABLE SCKEVV
W1I1E. Try them. All bear the I'alcn
Stamp.
Not evi-rv one can be President, but all cni
buy Sll. Ell TIPPED Shoes lor llicir cbi
dren aud thereby lessen t hi ir Shoe bills two
tb I t ils.
For Sale by all Dealers.
A (JOL'OH, Uol.o, on BoitB IiiltoAT, re
quires Immediate attention, as iieU ct ol'len-
limes results lu some lucuranle l.uiii; Disease
"Jirotrii't UiomhUil Timheis" will aluiont lu
variably give relief.
Are Your Lungs Toi u
with a spasmodic cough? Arc you hoarse
have you a sore throat ? Do you lire; t:ie
with dilUeultyy Itemctuber all these at
symptoms ol daugeious pulmonary com
p'aiuls. Lose no time In roMii ling lu Hate'
Honey of tlorthounit ana lur.
Take out youii watch. aow apply
Pike's '1 oathaihe Drops to your lot mcniing
tooth. Pain gone, eh ! Look at your wale
again, lime one iiiiutile ! Hurrah!
Have You Sees Her!1 A lady who for
the last live years has been a leader of fashion
la New lork, and who may lie eeeu twi
week lu her elegant caleche driving a pair of
superb ponies lit Central Park, Has recently
staled, lu the select circle to wliicu sue lieluugs,
that the only article iu existence which in
parts beauty and lustre to the complexion
without iililinalcly impairing the texture :
the skiu and causing it to collapse aud nnkl
Is it ao an s Magnolia Uai.m. ihe uaine
the distinguished member ol Ihe beau iiioudu
who madu this declaration canuot w - it It pro
priety be given, but it may be mentioned en
passant that she lias spent several years of her
me iu Europe, una is (uuiiuur wr.u uu tn al
and preparations employed by the tourt heau
lies of the old world lo euhuuee luclr charuis
(iKAFTOS JIlSEltAI. FeRTILI.EK. Wo fall
the attention of our mulcm to the iiilvertl-e-uivut
ol' this woiiUltIuI tiroilui'lioii ol I lie
" Granite Sluto" lUU week.
Dytptpnia, i)it vcucita ml Liver C'oin
Uiiitt Cured Viluout filedlclue.
I will lur ward 10 any addic-sn, on receipt o.
KIVTV CENT!, a primed jirestrtin iuii Hint will
cure any Cttse ol' Dyxptpiiid, tlotivuiie.nor
Liver Coiuplitint, however ubblinate. The
remedy in very cheap and pbunaut. The arii.
den are kept in mom fuim houses, and aro ea
tily obtai'ed auywheru. Addre. Dr. S. N.
Thorn., Phelpn, N. Y.
To the Pdbiio. We know ut no remedy
equal to Jacks )N 'a Catahhii Snuff aud
TtMKiUB I'owdkh, for Catarrh, Asthuia, Los
of Voice, &c. In mild, pleasant, agreeable to
use, aud a sure cure. Ak your drunnist for
it, or mail'lirs cents to Coopbu, VViion &
Co., hhiUdclphia.
Carpenttrt, tivil&cn end Ntchanici, mk for tho Pat
ent Star Bevel and Try Square, and take no other. They
aro thehent toolnmnrte. O. W. HALI.ETTACO., Blar
Tool (Jo.'i Woikt, Wot Merldeu, Conn.
Bfpt. Mid Oldest Family Mcdlrlne.
ford't Liver invlsrorator. A purely Vegetable Cathartic
and 7"o(c for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick
hendncbe. Ttlllon Attnck. and all deraniromenta of
Liver, Stomnch and Ilowela. A-k your DrupKint for It.
ileware af imitation.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The fldrcrtlKfir, hnvlnjc pormnnrnlly rnrrd of
thatdrond dlfcasn, ConnumpUon by a utmpln mmwly,
in anxtou to mako known to liU fellow puirmr tho
nwntin of ciirn. To nil who drulro It bf will neiid A
rnnv of 1h prnnrrlnlii-n nod, (I'rco of rharifn). with
dfrfctim.A for pn-irnHnir nml udnir Ihn unmn, wMrh
ipy will fiiio t M'rr, ( t'HK run i:onhi:mi'THm, ahtm
. ItRoifCHiTifi, Af r, 1'artlan wUhliiic tlm DroHcrlntlon
111 bli'Rio addretn
9iA Rout li Third Ht.. Wmtam-durj.i. N. Y
JCY yonr Peed, direct of the Grower. Hend for
Catalogue lor Isii. Adnrcsa O. lll'KHA.S. .North
all Held, O.
Envelop of vnrlon elcc, roluruv Hoot" on
pucli, V4 idioi-tn Hunjf Hipr, rotiy of a 40-cotmmt
pnppr, all sent for JfUe. l. A. Ilowelln A. Co., JeJIeraun, O
RARE SEEDS.
Tid for CntaloOTle. E.J.
VANS & CO., York, I'u.
CENTS MAKE SI5 A DAY nelllne our Button
Hole uutter, Sali Fi-ti'iier, turaHernnd Pen., Hum-
e. .cut, pout paid, for .'in et
or circular, fie
Try
AiiuroHs
rU'MB CO., I'hllailelphii
I'a.
LMLVEK Tniltntor made from pure (Join Silver.
n (rive a heavy .liver coatltiK to Compoltlon Walch-
C. (Inn nilll Hurtle.. Moiilitltiir. worn tiluteil .n. Atf
Will
Arc. Maile(lfor$l. Aildrea. W. II. Illekiird, Mny.vlllc.O.
Ci 1 REWArtn.-KxwWor l orn Plattrr core.
a r r corn., minion., Itii
. Illllllnflq. Itlirnit
mwltiirTo Nntl,(,'hll
for rft I hut. li will
n.in, Vc. A Ti wiinl U nth rtd for re IhRt. It will
not cure. Airent. wanted.
Hr?tl xtntrip for crtrnilar.
One packaire hi-nt by nmil, no.t-piiid, on receipt of
'lor' mi. m iiiut iv at jj n i
ififfiirm utrcut, llnf-
io, n, x.
THIS IX NO III MIU J.
Y .cnillnK 'JiocntH, witll aw, lieiifht, color of eye.
and hair, yon will receive bv return mallaci.r-
ct nlcture of vour future biislminl or wife, with nnmn
and ilute of nmn laire. AildrimH W. FOX, I'. O. Drawer
o. t4, Fultonville, New York.
H()K KR'S 8A I.E. 10(1 Piano., Ufl WnU he., 4M S.-w-
9 I HIT Miu:llllic. ".(ill Silk Ireni,.l.',ll Hln.wU. N'.n O..I.1
Clinino, 1.100 Hi t (told Jewelry, and 7i.li00otlnrarticle.
S1IM1 each, ferul 2 oenN for ticket, or hIaiiii.. roe
circulars. (J. D. HANKS & CO., lloktou, Ma...
10IIEMIAN OATS-OATS WITIIOI T Illl.l.S.-
'liieue are.nlenilid Oittii. .hi-liltis- out like Wheat
Rye. Helirh Ml lb., to the bualiul. and yield filial
to any (rood vatletv. They make excellent feed, or
can be irround for hnn.o u-e. S'-lit, prepaid, to any
mrt ol the Lnion, at.ill cent, per quart. VVh have ali-o
the new Joint or hranr.hlnit Pod Vorn. (trow.4lo lit
fur. on a bUilk. Sent by uiiiil ut 25 ci-ntu per packet.
li. II. JOXH dt illWS., Seed Di-ali-rn,
Fund ilu l.ac, WU.
ANTKD l AffenL for our new lfi-paire neper,
i ( the Ciinii iliiltnr. Thirteen lcniLtli!ii-tit. ri-lielniiri
and .eeular. ltev. A. II. Kaile write, lor it. ttl.uo a
; a fcid.lMI ni'cltliuin to e;u li ul-crihcr. For Airt:fiL
huh, aildren.-, Jamks 11. F.AKI.K, Boston, Mv..
lOI.LICCTION of all manner of Dibit, lnhrrltan
J crt, lntrmt and lirnt. ill all Hart, of tirrnt hril-
ain. llollanit. France ami (jrrmany, a spcHity of J. F.
iiltALtl, Allot ucy at Law, Uoluniola, I'u.
"V CU'ILBEKT, Evergreen Farm, tiwynrdd. Pit.,
i.1 ttock Ui-eiT,fi'llf low: Itoot. CtittKCnlVfP,
luref.r oi.wom und outhiowrj Wiwp, Lambs i in
iltirv Fowl?. l)ll('l(ii. Turltei-u. Pitri.ofi-. H,.f-
Maltese Cuts Itubbitu, KirK nil tirt-clo.-.
DESSA Wh'-at i tlrt bvnt; wuil ntnmn for utim-
9 Dins, or M f(tr4 lln
rand, III.
pont paid. (loo. Whit-, Du-
O. O. F. Oct a Pofiket Wic-Account liook. 20c.
J. M. MILLER, Ilivrri.huff, I'u.
HUNTING InKSf!EH.-Prif:e Sif.00. H'-n.l ntampfor
circular!. C. W. OftML'N, Pontine, Mich.
AVIIO WILL SLKFEUT-Itl
11 Tobiai'n Vviiutfun Lit jim
now 24 J'-vlT- ince Dr.
irnr'iit on. mil lu li.ri. tho
llfailacho, Cut-, Jlurns Urui-e-," OM holt -' j'.i.n- III
nbllr: :trrUlinir ll tn onrn I'hrr.r.i,. It lw ut.n
.iinb-.JI ickamlC lK -t ; aii'l it never hit- fink-!. fcoM tv
ruein-tf. Depot Id Park Place, N-w Vork.
i.'xlid'croiit sorts of splendid Flowpr or
(iardeii Soods, i-ropaid by mail, 1. Cata
logues freo. S(M'Ison eomiiiisbloiu Agents
wanted. II.M.M'atson, riymontli, Mass.
A Watch for $1.-50,000 Sold.
MAGNETIC TIME-KEEPER, Z
AND t.
It 11 tivL itu.r.uA(dl
lower Seeds ! Flower Seeds !
33 KINDS FOR $ I .OO.
BY MAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID.
The pub?crlbor, havlnir over 40 Totim' exncrlpnce In
cultivating i-'lower 8i-itn, eto., hu tniule u ii.-liiction of
oil the nioi-t rti-sliiiblt' nowurii lur fti-m-inl cultlvntlou.
The li-t comDi lin'ii over 250 kiTidn. anil a person pi-lect-
lnft from it ciui obtain just n line flower an if nek-cUii?
irom nil expennive iitticy ctitHioirtlt. al le than Hull
the exnelisi- hm ninny on the li-t lire nltl bv others ut
10c., Ue., tw.. anil l!jc. per p.ic-kaite. The llt will bo
m-tit to all who apply lor it. li. K. li AlUtKTrO.N
Flii-liini;. L. 1.. N. V.
CET THE BEST.
WEBSTER'S
UNA lilt 1 1) ED DICTIONARY.
10,000 'ord$ and Meanfng9 not in other Die-
twnartr,
3000 KuRravimrA; 1810 Pare Quarto. Piico$li.
Wheneverl wlh to obtain exact definition, I con
ut it. ItfchuyKT Colfax.J
Evuvy Si holar know Its ralue.
V. U. Pucott, the Historian.)
Boon ono of my dally rompanionf.
(Joiiu L. Motley, the HUtorlnn, 4c. 1
So fur a tknow, bt-t detiuing Dictionary.
Horace Mann.)
The be.t feUiJc of Students of our LantruaL'c.
(John U. Whittlcr.l
Excels all other! In di-hniutf pcicntltlc term?,
i President Hitchcock.
Remarkable compendium of human knowledge.
IW. tf. Clai k, lrut Atf. Collcffe.J
A neceni-ity for fvery intelligent family, student,
tt uchur and prolcxtdotnu man.
FubliOied byG.k C. MKKHIAM, Sprincaeld, Mafi.
AM.VTKVK
Cultivator's Guide
TO TIIK
Flower and Kitchen Garden,
Wo are plened to announce
Unit thu Oth Annual
Killlion of thi well-known
work U now readv. eniarired
and improved, and containing
a imiirnitlcfiit urw cilor
ed Lltlio(ra;li, be-iden
hundreds ol utncraviniffiin ad
dition to It full ileitcriptive
price-u i. oi .i.uuu varif
Vtunlilo Seed, It a re
;lii(liitlutf. l.ilttB. 1 ii-
ttiinrrDoii-e FimvcrtV,
I-ros tut'., .Ui. iul diri't'tioiiM lor their culture,
Thif. U without doubt tlie inot ieriect work of the
kind before the public. RSSent 'ree to anptieantt
upon receintof a utanip.j. Adlre- AVASIllU
tVto.i lOO Trruiuut Mreet, Uutuuv AIumm.
EfySATlOW
OF NEW YORK.
X 1V0KK DKSCRIPTIVE OF TIIK CITY OP NEW
YORK IN ALL ITS VAHIOL'S
It 4 FpUMidorH and w retched iw ; Itn hit-'h and low
life; it marble p:ilncei aud darkdeus; ith attractioiii
and danireri; it- HIuh ami Fraud f it Uadiug
men and uliii4-iau ; it advvutuiei; its chuiUie;
It k ni)tui icH and criima.
Illustrated with nearlr 350 flne Knffrnvlnjri.
SeuJJor Circular, with trrin and a full description
of the work. National I'iihucuunu Co., Phi la- l'a.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
An we have reduced the prleoi of our
('KIEWUTED B0XE FERTILIZERS,
r the 8 prin a trudu, ue Invite all futereitted lu agrU
Lll-TKH BnOTHKRS,
Newark, N. J.
TEN DOIXAUS
belling the
IL
The Great 1
t'iolh.lllnitratcd, nrt'paiil. SI. Bend for circular
(OUACE W 11. COX, JutTuroi Uiy, Aq.
Ohkat Discovbht. RaUhifr and
foilinir fiiiou PuuK WlLllOUt (j It A lit
or Potato Kd at th mi mil cot of
only USB UKiT4 rovtio. Tin" ik
on the ygl ahk, HO IlUMllUU.
tieod 10 ceutu for circular, pay pojl
ge, etc.
Addrem Prof. K1DUKK. Uurlinpton, Vt,
PLANTS.
NEW AND
KARE,
Uy ftlailand fCxpreas. New Calaloicur Free
Kitab'd 1840. Mt. iiopeSariitrua, Kot- hunter,
n. v.
J1AVlj IJ nun cooler of the A n.'il-
ruit rtoli"7T4u rutil. tiample ptukaKi of
Mamuiotu Com, White Norway uuu, aua AUUe uiovr
FuKu, to all who neud ttamp to pay poitafo. Addrena
A U- iluVtR At CO., 1'ui keUurg , C'Uenler Co., I'a.
u r.
IGHTf
AND XjA
3
A DAY TO AGENTS T
Auloblugriipbjr oftiani'l H, I I
D E BRAN
HlBftourl Puih whacker. U
TtmRrvipa mivrpriTTTrri mr
PURE COD LIVER
OIL AtfD LIME.
3HC
nt tint.
ninlcrtlio futnl M'voiity of our r!hnnt throujrh miy
pnlmoTiurT contplnttit.f.rrv.'n timer who am in flctloil
rnnMiiniplion, hv no im-nn impair. Thcro 1 n -nir mu
miro it riiedy nt hntwl, nnl oiin fa-lly ti if , " M'Wmr't
I'tmipnund ftf t'tpt t.inrr (VI and f.ttnr.," w ithout pH
K'nliiff thi vry nnii-cnMHir (lnvor nt Iho Oil u. 1itp
Infnrr nm-d, 14 ciirlitwi-rl by thn jilioiilinln of linn1 wllh
KhfMillitjr properly which rfml.-rn tin- oil ilimbly eilW'ii
rlnitn. For m In hy A. It. Wii.nmt, Ch-mlut, No. im
Court Pin), Mo -ton.
Cheap Farms! Freo Homes!
. ok tii. ttst or mi
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
A I.ANU OH A. ST 0
12,000,000 Acres
or tii.
Bust Kin mi' g and Mineral Lands in America.
3,()(K),00) ACRKSlN SEIiRASKA,
IK TII.
CHEAT PLATTE VALLEY,
tub
OAltDKN oT . h WICST,
NOW FOR 8ALE.
Thn lari'l" ar In th contrnl portion of tlm I'ltltf-rt
fMntt-a, nfi tlm 4l-t ogrv rif Nnrtli ft it firlo, tho rn
tnil Mm of thf trrmt TTnpTat1 Zon of th Amrtr-nn
(Jontirif-nt. nn'l for jrn.ir, frrowlnr mn4 ntock mi hi lift
Uii-'irji-f 'I hr dnv In th t'nitf'l Htnte.
CIIRAI'KK IN f'Hir K. more fnyorahl, ffrm (rlvn,
nn'l mo; ft con v-hif'ht to market thnn etui bo ionnd
rlM'Wh'-r''.
Froft HomfHti'niN for Actual Sdtlcr.
TUB ftr.T LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
Solilifrs fntillfil I) a HomrsiMil of 180 Arn
Free Pam to PnrrhnRcm of La nil
Hi'til for tho new rlntrrlptivo pftmphlot, with Tifw
map. P'lblMied in hntfli-h. Oermnn, ewodifh mm I),
III -li, ruaiW fl fr
r i-vervwhi-te. A'lilri-
l. I-, UAVI.-",
I.iml f.'omml-i.in' r, t I'. R. R.rn..
OMAHA, NKI1.
Wanted This Spring!
10,000 FARMERS
To intprov- tho Iari'l" ot'th1 Iowa Hailroad Lind Com
pany, no tor al lor f:a-h or on lonir tlrno at nrceiit
value, with ix per r-tit.ititere,-t on (erTrca payments.
Tii'-" laii'l-roriiiH-'-foMrOoTernrn"Tit railroJiil p:nt
on tho liii'-- of th'; Mioux (,'it v an 1 P.itic anl The Iowa
Oivl- iotii of the Chi'-afoaii'l Norlliwe-trn mitl I II. Ceil
tial HailwH, ai; iiot inor'fc'atr '1. nut culk'l.aiid are
lii the MiiMlf Region of IVfsti'rn Imta,
No A for IN -aluhrion olimato, In"xhait'tiTle noil
tine v w:itereri y. t perl, t tiy r:rnlii'-'i litrit:t (free from
Ii'Vi aul atriioj, anl In the btt-t part ol tho be,t a(ji l
culti al Sute in Uih
NO V IS THE TIME TO SECURE a HOME
In tho hetiutiru) ani luxuiiaot valley of either tho
Dover, the .M-iple, the S(i-ii.jr, thu Little Sioux, at S4
aii'l SJ per H'riH.
1.7yi.wj nr.r-n are for 'll-poal in 40 or 0 ftrro farina ;
or i ii compaci Irani- 01 j.tfWaf.-re or more,u ac-uea iy
tlif larire Iki tner mi'l .ttrk i:ilcr.
f .jtr.tl acentf at -tatioiir ha p.lc1 of ovcry tract nnl
ar provi.ej with teain to -how laiul free to nureha.
it, - KxploririB ti' kt-t-. are t-ohl in ChU.niro (WelU-t.
DerKjt) or at thi- otlice rerirahle fur lau l purchased.
r-eii'i for a fui'ie it (rivej de-cnption?., price-, tetm-,
location". bii4 how to reach the luinl-. County inapn
01 uii-oi'i juii'i lurm-ii'-a iree. Aturefi
JOH ll.CALHOVX, Land Commlioiwr,
Cednr Hnititl, Iown
rHE "LiuHf mum
"DOME!
"BEST '
TO U3Z
"EASIEST
TO SELL."
S. M, Agents)
It don't pay you
to fight tho be3t
machine. Frovs
onr claims, Get
the Agency and
ell it. AJdress
" DOlltSTIC " S. M. Co. , 06 Chambers St, N. Y.
J?OR ONE DOLLAR we will mail yon a Dux of
LORIXJ'S FRENCH X0TE PAI'EH
stamped with any Initial or Pet name. Four lzt n
tlxlecn patterns in each box.
It meetj the daily want of any lady.
Hoard i tit; School pirl-aro adopttnu it.
It the prettie-t present to a yonuir lady.
Try one box for yourself.
Add re- LOIUXJ, lulllior.
P.O. lloi 5011, UuMtoa, IIass
GIVEN AWAY.
(Thromoii worth twice and three time the n.U-ciiii
tlon price are iiveu away tor one und three uh.-cnber
MANUFACTURER and BUILDER,
Puulinliril br tlii" KnirrVaml MmTrs' 1'uh. Co.,
37 l'ark How, N. V. 1'. O. llox 47!
pt-nj lor ampit. copy una premium lui.
CTUIUI A POPHAM'S ASTHMA
No?ilio
is wamintcd to relieve tho woivt cases m ti
ininutef. For Mile by briuruist". Trial lac
aire xt'tu lthh on rectdiit of a three-ueut stain
Add cs
Fliiludclphlu, W
OW FORTH EE ASTANDSOUTH !
Fmployment for ono or two a cents in every
where we are now fully reprcM'iilud, to i-auvin
for what thoso that fee. will linvi. Thev all
iowu una Yi laire. fxceiii in uie esicruMaie
thev cannot keep liousn without It. Aueutt m:ik
money. Kur ladled u wel(uri pt iith iiicu, Uie Wurk U
ayrccanie aim retpccianie. utireKj
K. i'UAi I, 0,1 tiuuthCunul tot., Chicago, UL
The Only Genuine Mineral Fertil
izerin New England
Grafton Mi if rd1 F3rti!i2er&D9st,oyer of lnsccls
TIIK (i HA FTC IX KKHTIUKH
IS DEATH
to Canhcr Wormn, flruhi. Hone litifr, Potato Ilu p-, I lop
Inectr.. aud all other llaiit-l)ctioviiiic Inseetf. li nro-
tectnthe plantffiom Inject micliiuf, aud luiKely pro
Uioten me trrowin 01 au vcluuioij,
Wrtrranted a represented.
DAVIS. TUAYTK A- ft).. PronHntorn, Littleton, N. II
W A It OK. HLMl'UHEY A; DOlXiK, Concord. N. II.,
General Atft nt-. to whom ail ordern xhould be al
dreM'd. tfi-nd for Descriptive Citcularr-.
TIIK CONFESSIOAS OP
A NERVOUS IMVAL'D.
Puhlished for the buncflt of young men and others
who Miller from Nervou Demnty
. etc.. f unitlviuir nm
Wfc ANB Of HKLK-CltKK.
Written by one who rurud him-
ai'tf, uud f ut iVee on r'r'iviiit? a iiost-paid dirt ctcd eu-vi-lopu.
AdiUuNATHAMKL SI AVFAIK, lirouklyu,
IIERSTIXE R.VSriJERUIES,
Imperial Asparagus Roots,
Both Uojiten Strawberries Doreheater lllackberrle,
Hllil 11 the beit Uunly truit". ctiverilli: UK) tierec. tf.-nd
or CaUluiiue". VM. PAUllV.t'iuuainllirou, K. J.
Native Kverereen and Declduou. Foret
Tit K ICS, bulh In the wild .tate aud uur
Miry Kro u. f lintUbwl 1" qualllitlen of all
iw!ii at .hoi t liullce. Send lor lii ieedcat
aloifuu., and correooud with Vtii. MANN,
ltainrur, Maine.
A. B.W.TAYLOR & CO.' 3
36th Regular Drawing
TAKfiS PLACE MAY HtU, 17.
Prtteii, iSO.000. Capital J'rfie. $i.lK'. ti'dd.
TiekeK, SI. eo each ; t for J.!W. Uniwin. lukp plac
.0,,Uarly. bend for eheuluj. TAYLOR & Co.
Uox 1,1111, C'ineiuuuti, 4.
TUKU PHVKERO
can reaell SO feet and eut limli. 1 ill. lies in illnmcter.
KkW illlMMKlttt AND NKW L'l'SETt.
can cum aud uu.et a Kun aw lu two iiiinule". 8end
fur circular. Mauufaulured by 0. N. PKfcaCOl r.Suiuly
lllll. N. Y.
Hl'NTINO, TrapiilnR, anS Flahia made
ea-y. Beit book: 70 pe: id eusraymir. Only
ZU vent., no.toalu. eeuu lor vuiuiueucr- ui uwi.,vw
iddreJJ, V, 8. HILLY. Holland. K. Y.
IOCAl. APNT8 W1STPP to .ell th. welL
J kimwil aud poiiuUr Jeililller. Libel al teriua
nunlu Willi IUO.U Uiivlllir ffoou rouiiiryriiuueeiiou.,
KLKKKA KKTILUKU CO.,
Uatlerv Plaoa N. Y.
A ik A DAY telling PaUmt Jet Linen and Card
n 1 I Printer.. Au. uu wanicn. Auuren. r miT
E"B MANUFACTL'RINU CO., 14 Kllby atreot, lloatoii,
AGENTS Wanted. Ai'cnu make, more money at
work for u. than anything eUe. Particular, free,
0. HTiaion & Co., Fine Art Publishers, Portlaud, Me.
WTTR(V
Ko PfMon enn tftfce thpa Rlttfra accord
ing to direnion. and rfm'u long unwell, provided
icir bone are nit dvstroyed uy mineral poivtn nr othe
meaii'i, ami tiu Vital cr.m v:istci beyond the point
rpnir.
Ilylep-Iii or ladie4llnii. Hcarliche, Pain
the Shouhh'rn, t.'niih 'I'ljzhtne of the Chet. In'-
ne"'-, oonr r.iti:iaiiiu tu me nioniacii, .r.ad Taste
the Mmlh, llilious Attack, Palpitation of the
cart, Intl.-trniiMlioii of the l.HU'.'S V .uu in the tci'ioiw
of tin: Kidtifvs and n htiudrcd ottir painful -niptoitis,
are the t'fTsirin'4 nf Dypejisia. In these complaints
In no equal, and one botile wid prove a Letter guar-
ltppr ot its mnt tunn a lenmiy auvermeuient.
For Frtunlo C iiiitilaiitf in young or oM,
urn of lite, these Tonic Hitters display so decided an
airifd or v.imic, at tne n.iwn u womannoou. or the
(hience th.it a ni.irkea improvement It wtou peicep-
For Iiiflnnminlory nml Chronic Ulien-
tlintlilil iid tont, Itiiirtui, Kcmiltent aud Inter-
ittfi.t revere, 1 ttr. I'.c of the Jilood, l,ir, Kidnrv
d liladiVr. thf .e P.. tier hive y.n equal. Such I)i-
ars areran-ud hv V .dated Ktocl, wincii H ReneraM','
ndncfd hv di:r.ni2r-nii:t of the Digestive Oran.
TUry re n entlr ltiiki;ntie n well n
1'iiiilr pospxing; the peculiar merit f artiu
m powerful nTci-.t m rcievin;; oiiKestioti or Intl.nni-
ationottue i.ivcraini h.ic.'mi uiij.in., aim iu
icaie.
For Skill DSiosr, Knmtion, Tetter, S.ilt
lieum, Hifitche. Snt, J'Hiip'es Pustules lioils, Car-
irr.ie, Kin-vtMin-. ca.(t-1 ic.ui, ore i'.yc, r.ry-
l-sas. km, .niri-. )isci.oratio:is ot I lie rKiu, tiunior
id Hist-ac- ot the Skiu, nt whatever name or nature,
2 literailv dit up and c irried orii id" the M'stem iu a
lort time v ue of the- Hitter-.
Iriitrfn1 Thooniid rn c a.m Vinkg.m Hjt
f:hs the niot winuluitui lnvior.-mt that ever sustained
ie "-iukit'C vstein.
WALK KK. Pr.mV. 11.11. MrDfll M.Tt &, C O..
iJnmni is and ( n. A ji-.. San l-'raucisco and New York.
tm S'lfj) i!Y ail TKrr;r,isTs ft vvm u.
For Beauty of Polish, Saving Labor, Clean
liness, Durability Sl Cheapness, Unequalod.
rtlWAltP Of WOKTIII.rSH IMITATIONS. mulPT Oth'T
names, hut retMiil'l.tn uur.i iu uhueund color of wrapper
lntei. dod to deceive.
TIIK RisiXd SIX roi.lsll is IHI.K, far Move dealprs
tine, at twelve c-nts per pound twenty-flve and titty
pound l''-:.e-). "Cheaper than any other Bulk Polish for
LotiitTitr.'
Till-; niTVJ SI S M'SIRKR rrni,.-No Sharpening
Cho;ip and IiuralOe supercedes other art ides tor purpt(te.
'i ii r. kiwi i i in. ti k i.f. u. (.i mil nm. j uraxies.
bearinrs and rrachinerv. Lats x times as lone aaoli
iooe. lb. and il. boxes, lo cents per lit. Try iu
WORSE EROS., Prop'rs.t Canton, Mass
The subscriber were tho orlirlrialorp of the article.
namt'd above mid huve intiile thfiniuru oiuirler of ft
century hii'I tuey clulin tliul they ure a foua &h uny, u
not the best.
The cnokhifr or flavorinir extrnets nre pura and
healthful uud are thu true llavor. of the article . tli.-y
represent.
The Infallible Yeaet PowdT are the oldest, tho
tronireKt, the beft. and consequently the cheapest.
The urur of Lemons is made from the fruit and
pure fuiffur and lluvored witll the lemon peel, and N
well adapted for the sick, for travellers, voyairers, uiiii
others wno cannot readily procure the fresh fi nlt.
Since these Koods have been introduced to thu pub
lic a host of imitators have sprunir up, and so many
worthies or hurtful articles have been sold as " Ex
tracts," " Ilakini; Powder," aud " Lemonade Powder,"
as to brinir discredit upon all. Our old customers will
find that our good are as good in quality as when wt
nrl uiade theui.
PRESTOX MERRILL,
17 State t., lioton.
Rare and Beautiful Flcwjrs nd Choice Vcgeta
bUs can blwus bo obtained by sow.ny
B. K. BLISS & SONS,
23 Park Place aud SO Murray Street, K. V.,
Importer, tiro were, and Dealers in
GARDEN, FIELD, and FLOWER SEEDS.
Smnll Fruit, llm-tfriilturnl itniilemeiila,
f erillilrrst auti uiiirr riiuiKiir iur
lite Fdiui aiitl CtMrUi'U.,
L.AWJN MOWKUH
of the most approved pattern?.
The Elsrht- enth Annual Edition of their OHh lnuied
Seed CntulfiKue antl Aiiinteurn tiuhle to
the Flower mad Ivllrlit-n Uiirdvu u now
uiilf ttv (lixii-ihiitum. Hittl will he iiiailt-d to all ftnnll-
c:mtH upon reutitof 5centiii,au edition beauti
fully bound in cloth, T " cent.
This in without exception thu liirpest and best Cuta
loicue ever publi.-beil in thiftor any other couutiy.
It coiit:iiu ubuut OO paKf ineluditifr mvuiuI
hundred timdy eitecuteil fiuriiivinirH of iavorite nowern
aud vetfo tables, and a lrautitnl colored Cliro
mo of a nroui of twenty f the moiit imii
ulur Hower in cult Ival ton, ami the new Eaily
Ktfvpti&n Heel. AUo adeecriptive lit of 2,6l)0 itpeeied
and vuiietiei of flower uud veirtitiible eeds Including
nil tlte novelties ol tuu putiieaon, witu mil aiiectiou
tor eulture.
We will tend a vacket of choice Flower Sr erf to iter-
$oti8 ordering Catalogue and tne lot lug jc., ij they will
tote the name of the paper in which they taw thi ad-
Xertintmeni,
AUdre IS. Ik. UI'ISS St.!S,
P. O. Box 5714, New Vork City.
MAY PKtNS WIAfiUr mw j K Y.
ALBANY, a. Y., BRANCH AT OMKLAL,
The P. K. DkurhIck Prtlent Pnurr-"! vt- yA Preira
arr Uuown tvervwherv a tht bi;-l,ief.aiid are
ntt ihailv all the Ioom luateitul in the coiiiitiy. H
iill. iet.t Nia of Hoim, HhihI and Hower HieMfa. for
'jaiuifci Huy. btraW, OoIUju, Broom Voru, Me'iip, Momp,
uukt, nani uup.
klld lor th P. K. ilaukatc
hay aud blraw KriHjr(.
alw tor lllu.tmlvd Culoitn of .ilea,
n'um every aautlou
brieea. aed
uiuek other inlonuaiiou umiI'uI to the fcmiot, Piaiitox
Paoker aud Hliiuoer. Auurew
P K. DKDERICK k CO., Albany, H. T
flUiE SPORT 8 OWN JOKE BOOK SENT VUEK. Ad
X nre.. (with ntniiip) boi mat. New York.
g90 -for tirt -claw Piano-.
AddreM U. 8. PIANO CO,
March -7l
Nadinconnt. Noaveuta,
U Uioadwar N. Y
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