Hi
A COOK OF THE PERIOD.
Tbo ltiolts vtyt, ma'iwi, minor suits mo
The wneo yo offer'll do )
Bat thin I saa'ttntct yet nnl
IVnji)
II
;ift Without anotullshue: fir two
f ' '"And how te'bctfn I I ths kitchen.
Commodecous, with plenty of light,
,- And lit. j know, far bitortaialn' i t ,t
f'-i : BdoMrifida-Ml'dUkctolmrtt.
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And mixt, are you rojtlar qt male timet t
Bekaso 'tatn't conraynent, ye boo,
. r7 ' To wait, and If I behave ptmkshul,
rr: it's no mora than yon ought to lie.
1 ' Andthln,tyerirarrelfood'atnre4f
' t "'-t The raysoli 111ft my la'tplaoe, ':"..'"
.! ( Tho Frlnota nnss was stich a hkeh lady, ,
r1 T ' I elnt dish-cloth at hor fade, v.. J
! TrtT niJ . . V
AndhaVoyM"theUteofobJlotlo ,.(
,"l.tirr . mln Hmnotn' In whin tht ohUOreT
J'te g-ot some enlivenin' fOit oTtoilni '
That rmnualntlT brlnirs me the noos.
I,.l ti M.Ma. llom ...vtfia nn11fff.ll-:
I jive ycr fair warnln', ma'am, now, ,. , ,
, ', , If the airy gate be oloscd anin tbem, . '
t ri ; You'll 8nd me oommencin' a row. ,'.,'uj ;
-raari i Thoso mattnera agroyud on between in,1 .
s.-.rV I'd try yer a wako, io I wod. ,,. -.. j
i;aiiShlookUle the hind I can manage, : I
HdHU pftA thin thlnut without any blood I) , .
-d s J n BuPmlnd, If I comes for a wake, ma'na, ! I
r:--..: f.. I cornea for that time and no Usa ;! F-.v !
t. ! ' And to, thin, provldln' ye'd want ma, t '
i-. i i - Jnsht (rive me yor name and addhrt. ' " 1
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lr-i
gratoful bird !" alio sighs,, ami goes iuto
tho adjoining room. ' 41
, Wo have 110 further information is to
what has become of Montezuma.' JBut
can tho , bird be repronchuiVf1 he
worse than , many , others r), than the
great mob in Paris which ;r hort iurie
ftgocriady rt'Long live ' the. ,1ib prose r1'
Montezumrt jhiw lived in the r&risian
atmosphere, nnct it hntr. had at, bad effect
tipon hnrt. Ndw that "wo know his
listen polmrmi oreod, It i 'clear why
MontcenmA did not find hi way into
the gaucopaft like to' ninny" cither ani
mals during tho sireo. No on Wfculd
eat a RonubHcftn bird f 1 1
An Unforttinato ItcuiOTnl.
Tlie Empress Eugenie's Mexican l'ar
: rot. ' - - j ;
VTe cannot vouch for tho"lruh. ot the
following htory, which appears in a
Leipsio periodical ; it is, however, too
' good to be passed over, so we transla e
, it lor our reaaors.
. . On their return from the expedition
to Mexico, some years ago, tho French
soldiers brought with thein a number of
Earrts; among them was a upecially
andsome bird, with brilliant feathers,
which answrrcd to the name of Monte
zuma. - - Count Custlenau, the Emperor's ad
j utant, who had for a long time been
with the noble and unfortunate Maxi-
Inilian in Mexico, had himself in
. structed the beautiful bird in talking,
during the passago on board the steam
er. Vhen he arrived in Paris, tho Gen-
eral certainly could ; not place . any
laurels at the feet of his imperial mis
tress, but he brought her tho parrot
Montezuma, who cried out to the Em
press directly in a Bhrill voice, " Vive
V Imperatrice !"
" Long live the Empress I" How
gladly Engcnio heard these words,
, whether they proceeded from the grate
' ful '-people in the' streets of Pans, or
from tho - throat of Montezuma. Tho
bird sat in a gilded , cage in the Em
press's boudoir ; sho' herself gave him
biscuit and fruits with her delicate fin
gers, she stroked his beautiful feathers,
Bhe gave him sugar . from her own lips.
'Montezuma was the Empress's pet ;
when she returned from a journey, one
of the first things she would do was to
hasten to Montezuma's cage to caress
him,' and then the bird would cry out to
her, " Vive V Imperatrice V
Then came the evil days of September,
1ST0. The " grateful" populace of Paris
drove away the Empress; only at t'.o
risk of lrer life did she escape fro-u the
nerce moo. At last she sits in hir J,
' Eurgoyne's yacht in the Channel, ani
finds a refuge in England, not fir from
. the spot where the wite ot Louis Philip-
pe, her predecessor on the French throne,
at a good old ago closed her weary eyes
in exile, cup vuo Jimpress had somci'ly
established herself at Chislehurst, when
she remembered her parrot, who had lor
six years been her pet, and had otten
cheered her and amused her in dull and
anxious days. Montezuma had been
forgotten in the haste with which she
hud been obliged to make her escape-
The Empress was sorry for the loss of
her pet : and one ot her servants had
travelled back to France, in hopes of
bringing it to her, but only brought
back the news that Paris was invested
on all sides by the Germans : Montezu
ma, therefore, was among the beseiged.
' After a nearly five months' siege,
. Paris capitulated, and immediately after
tho first tidings of this reached Chisle
hurst, the same servant was again hur
riedly dispatched,, charged with the
commission to search out Montezuma,
and bring him back to his mistress.
The mission with which the faithful
servant was" intrusted was not without
danger. Disguised in a workingman'B
"' blouse, he made inquiries in the
iTuileries about the bird. But what did
they know here about Montezuma '(
' Here all is changed ; every trace that
: might remind one of the splendoi of the
former Empire has vanished ; hospitals
; and ambulances fill the proud halls
, which are , now national property.
Where is Montezuma? Occupied with
these thoughts, and fearing the wrath
; of hid trlisltegs.in case he should return
empty-handed to Chislehurst, he wan
dered through ono of the narrow, dark
streets, which had escaped Baron Hauss-
niann's rage for improvement, and still
'i remained one of the Paris of the olden
time. There the servant stood still be-
" fore a shabby shop for the sale of second
- hand goods and furniture; and there
. ; he saw many a piece of furniture.hich
, only half a year before had adorned the
imperial apartments ot the Tuileries,
But above everything else- the eyes of
the faithful man were riveted upon a
giiaea cage., xes, there ho was, climb
,' ing merrily about, and crooking a nut,
tue pet or tne impress juontezuma,
'" the parrot of Mexico I He had not bot-n
', eaten during the siege; he 'who never
concealed his Imperial sentiments, had
f. . escaped the fate to which horses and
dogs, cata and rats, even the animals
in tho Zoological Gardens, ' had fallen
victims. Quickly does the servant show
"" himself ready to buy ; he pays whhout
' bargaining the sum demanded, jumps
with the cage into a cab, and hurries off
at once to the Northern Railway Sta
tion, to Ostend, then to Chislehurst.
Quickly he stands before the Empress :
" Your Majesty, my mission has been
successfully accomplished here is Mon
tezuma 1" The Empress went up to the
'. cage, as it stood on the table : she again
caressed the handsome bird ; and as in
the Tuileries, Bhe bold out biscuit and
sugar to him.
But Montezuma put on a cross and un
pleasant - lace. Did not the English
climate agree with him ? . Did he feel
that his former mistress had not the
gams rank as before, that she had de
scended from the throne, that she was
ah exile? "Say Viie'VImjperatrite
said JLugeme, as sue petted the biro,
The tmrrot remained silent aad ill-tpm-
pered. v -...'.' t t . J j ;
Again Eugenie caresses him ; now. her
persuasions seem to be working upon
the bird. Montezuma begins to plume
himself, lift up his head, and- open) his
beak. Every oiTo listens agerlyt Then
resounds in a'1 shrill voice through the
room, " Vive fa Hevvllique I Vive la lie
pvWiqf';' Surprised and disgusted, all
retreat from the cage, but in the eye of
the impress tear glistens. " ihe un
CoxcEBNiJfdT Weeds. The general
anathema of Weeds bv intelligent men
is hsillogioal as it is unwise.' in a per
fect world everything . would probably
bo made, to grow on the face of1 thb earth,
' A Model Western Granary,:
fa Hair UiouvrwmHiD.-"" I am
-r - ;- "i'V-iM- 'c ,i -llikeanold hemlock Withered nt the top,"
The Freeborn County (Minn.) Standard a venerable Iodiiin Cbli-r. polntlnit to his
thus describes granary lately erected
by Mr. W. H. Brown, of Mayward,
Minn., one of the thrifty ' farmers of
thin ami blenching locks. Tliousiuidfi of men
nud women In civilized society, tnucli ymingcr
U ..,.1 a . IIIta 1.1m. 14 will.....
linn., one of the trinity " larmers of l,;-lu le on""1"!,1" V'- V
UV l . - , - , , en m mo top," r-impiy m-eniuo inry uovo
Ffooborn county J i y ' reelected to use tho m.nns of prewrvlne and
Uha buililing 18 M Dy ju leet, two I beuutifyinit the halt whtcli.nvleauc had placed
jusb in aobrdnnoe with, the wishes of its J stories high, and has a capacity of about I at their aiUposak If Ltch's Katiiaikon he
iiiuabuin, uv wta, uvver uuse tux iowwu" o.UUO DUBhelS 01 grain, ' 1, is ouunupon I iniiniuuy a,iuca iwn tn nii-o u uyy, iu tn
ing on a fiction so palpable as perfootiba, n gtone 1'oAndatioti, liwid , In morta and nl,ers aud la scalrw It is Jua as luiuorelule
Perhaps, in Paradise, Ere found hertho floor 0lvtPd to the htiight of a l.Uut tUe H'd"' l'wi"",' ?
conee always reaay on me oreaKias- wagon-box, so that tno grain can be dnlv reficshcd lth nlirhllv 'flews mid Mitilit
table, without human agency, and Adam I handled by the md of -truoks without ruins, thottld becomo nnd nnd bnrren of (trccn
had his dinner of six courses provided lif'tinc At the end i lru I blndea. This mntcbliws rn-pnrution not only
by a wish, but we all recJbgnize a present cated the oat-bin, nine feet in width, " ' u,1B.kin Vf ,lbe. hc,'!d
- -- -- . - i , II ' l luuupyillK If V wii vuh. - ' '
There js at least ono American citizen
who can tgive -very good reoexms ;for
doubting 'that nearer approximation
to the setting sun is synonymous with a
wholly successful pursuit of happiness.
Bearing the name of Floyd, and owning
originally, all ordinary" farm f in the
southern part "of Illinois, this ' predes
tined victim of occidental ' theorizing
was strongly affected of late by specicras
conceptions of tho agricultural wealth
to be reaped " further west," and finally
informed his family and neighbors that
he should never be satisfied until he had
sold his home-estate and purchased a
new one in the oereal el dorado of Min
nesota. The latter was the State of
speedy fortunes for cnergctio yoemon,
and thither he would go at once to buy
a tarm ana prepare for the removal ot
his homestead. Friends to Counsel him
against any such experimental change
at his time of life were numerous enough,
but it was his wife who particularly
protested against it. She offered no
other argument than that she did not
wish to leave nor old home ; and this
Mr. Floyd did not deem worthy of much
consideration, though she maintained it
with a pertinacity from which he might
have taken useful warninr had . his
mind been less excited with visions of
future mammoth grain wops. .
To Minnesota, then, hastened the
farmer of Dlinois, with money borrowed
upon his native acres to invest in the
promised land, and after somo weeks of
prospecting in the former State he
bought at last a house and fields where
the sou seemed auspicious of rich har
vests, fco lar so well ; but now, when
he wrote sanguinely to his wife to come
and join him, the response by mail was
not from her but from an old neighbor,
and it merely said that Mr. Floyd would
come after his wife himself, if he knew
what was best tor both of them I Puz
zled and alarmed by this odd portent.
the travelled farmer lost no time in
heeding its suggestion, and hastened
back to Illinois. There he found Mrs.
Floyd no more resigned to the idea of
the removal than Bhe had been before,
and, indeed, in such a sullen and sen
tentious mood about it that he half re
pented his own committal to the new
venture. Committed he was, however,
and could but turn over the old farm to
the persons who had advanced the
money upon it, and bid the unwilling
1-uly accompany him to the "golden
gram .--taw. Utt their way lie was
destiued to: learn what he had not yet
found tiiJLUj to inquire about why his
old neighbor-had written him in such
ominous terms. Mrs. Floyd had de
termined that she would not "go west,'
no matter what desperate device should
be requisite for final defiant evasion of
tho nutiiority constraining her against
her wishes; and accordingly when tho
boat for St. Paul on which they were
passengers, reached the vicinity of
McGregor, she availed herself of the
darkness of night and the confusion of a
landing to abstract from her husband's
trunk ail tho money remaining from tho
tun sale ot the homestead, and to cs
cape ashore under escort ot a person
who had agreed to conduct her , to the
home of her parents in Wisconsin. Mr.
Floyd was sleeping ot the time of this
desertion, and upon missing his partner
in tne morning teared at first that she
had accidentally fallen overboard.
Presently, however, the discovery of his
pecuniary depletion and of a hasty fare
well note irom tho missing one taught
him the bitter truth. Never had he
suspected the possibility of such a thing.
It broko his heart at once ; left him no
energy to essay any pursuit of tho per-
verso lugitive ; aud ho proceeded me
chanically onward to his iournev's end.
an object of deep commiseration to his
sympathizing tellow-passengers.
Arrived at his new property, savs the
St. Paul Prets, another pitiless disaster
stared him in the lace. .During his ab
sence his house had taken fire by light
ning and burned to the ground. Black
ened ruins were all that remained of
what he had exchanged his comfortable
Illinois home for, and he was without a
dollar to rebuild the house. Then he
gave up, sobbed like a child, and wished
that he had never been born. Kind
hearts lent him what help they iMiild
when the first agony ot Ins uespa;r was
over, and he is now en his desolate way
back to Illinois, as pitiable a wreck of
high hopes and great expectations as
ever returned from a withered harvost
in tho West.
- fl..i- .i.lll, ...1 u-nn.r l.nillfV llnnitbln.
the promotion of our" comfort, and re- receive 1,800 bushels. At the right hand I ubiu hy 'nny other uiodu of fixntmcut. It does
gara me as. a. succession oi struggles i ia f oorn-orib five feet -wide, extending not, like tho metallic nun iniiiiirous uair
moisiurc in me
against adverse natural causes, in which back twentv-seven feet to tho oats, also I dyc. dry up the nnuiral moisture
ho is. most fortunate who is able to en- occupying both stories, and will safely f'f. .b"' V'i&t'bTh?10- '"e
a .,l rfco f.n1 , . . .. .ill. v . iJFi the lialr and viiror 10 the tlbcre. '
m.o vu,uav.CT . U0U8e aOOUt 1,CUU UUSUeiH. Vll HIO lull,
" o , siao are six bins, auous , ojiu ibbl, i a evntlimiftn from Bethel II II. -Me., savs
In the cultivation of the ground all thraa , 4n oont, tnrv. ro alrancod as to flint. Mrra Allen Rrn.. nrnnrii'tnra n
our wise teachers insist on thorough I Rnnrit. fh utiner and lower apart- Allen's Print Works. R. 1., were down to Biy-
work as indispensable to ' the highest ments bv tran-doors. In this way, if it '' roeentiy, trouting, when ouo of
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hucsbb. ii via viioiu uul wcwi u ui- ig desirable to keep the grain separate,
istenco they wonld tell you that a con- tbn tran nan ha rinsed after tho lower
stant stirring of the soil during the bin is filled, and tho handling in and out
period Of growth is of incalculable ad- of the one above is done through an np-
vontftge. Ahey alarm,, too, that the per front door, to which the grain is
turning under of a green crop is ono of elevated from or into the wagon by a
the most important means of increasing pulley. If the grain is of the same
the fertility ot the soil, and they recom- mialitv. then thB tran is- designed to be
left open, bo that whilo the handling l " i
into the upper bin would be done in the j Chatped Hands, face, rough Bkin,
manner indicated, the whole could ! be nimnles. rinsr-worm. salt-rheum, and
taken out below. These bins are calcu- I ether cutaneous affections cured, and the
lated to hold 2,000 bushels of grain, and gkin made soft and smooth by using tho
are used for wheat, barley, rye, ground Jtjn iper Tar Soap, made by Caswell,
feed, etc. Between them and the corn- Hazard & Co., New York. It is more
crib runs a passageway five feet wide, convenient and easily applied than
roots ol
them was attacked with teliilic rheumatism so
suddenly that lie Imd to be carried from the
pond to hi noici j a uouie oi joiinsom
dyne Liniment . was resorted to, and lie was
out next day. '
How are Von to-daV T I'm not feeling well.
bilious and tick headache, have been lookinc
around for a box of Parsons' Putgalite Villi,
but otir tinders are nil sold out-Gsnnrrv ro-
mend the growth of various plants with
that object. They admit, too, that in a
soil cultivated as it should be, weeds can
not make injurious headway, but will
play an utterly insignificant role in the
performance. , They also admit that a
continued growth of vegetation on any
soil, decaying each year, and 'each year
renewed, continually increases its power back to the oat-bin. At the rear end,
oi production, until in time on origiuaiiy i naif tne passage is devoted to a stair
sterile soil reaches the high cxcellenco way leading to the second floor, where
oi a vv eBtern prairie. the same sized passage is again found.
other remedies, avoiding the trouble of
the greasy compounds now in use,
Consumers should usa from oue-fourth to
Now, in a system of thorough culti- Under the stairs is a bin fitted up for one-hull leeB of Uooley's than of other Yeast or
Vation,- wnere tne sou-, is irequentiy bran, thus utilizing all the room. Hach "! " r --n-
A A n Vi Bfnam a-i-vx-liartll -SIAl ji i J - ' aBsaaaSnSan)
bhiicu "u'b "'. bw" oi tne bins oeiow are suppiieu wita a ,--r TiiTJ , k i, f i,, i throe
weeds can attain injurious sue, and tne Bnmit. .n which the Backs Con be at- 'l.,nA in ..ntB-and stamnto E. I.. XALK,
farmer in thUS inexorably prosecuting I WViol i !. mannnr A wwn in a flnur- H W.foartb. Street, l,uicinuau,uma
their destruction, does precisely what he ing mill, and quickly filled by the raising
ought to do tor the benofat ot his crop, l 0f ft gate, jn the alleyway is placed a
if not a weed were in. existence. In corn-sheller, which affords an abund-
tact, tne more weeay nis - lana, tne ance of profitable work in rainy weather.
greater must be his incentive to active I This capacious building, complete in all
cultivation, and the productiveness of I its arrangements, cost about seven hun-
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nis crop. AU tuis view vuo wuuuo aiu rtred dollars.
ti
t it
m.
Healthful Climate, Free Homes,
C,.oi
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Markets.
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KOJITIIEniV PACIFIC UAIt.-
HO.UI ofTora for fMc Its I.nnrla lit Crntml nnd
Wntcrn Bllnneaotn, mbracln(r: I. The bast o
Wheat Land; I. Excellent Timber for the Mill, the
Farm and ths Fire s 3. Rich Prairie Pasturano and
Natural Meadow, watered liy clear Lakes and rnnnina;
itrenine In a Hcalthltil Climate, tvhrre Fever end
Ague are unknown. !
Grain can bo elilpp-d nenco by l.-iho to mnrket n
cheaply as from Eattntu Iowa or Cent-nl Illlnoin.
Cam now run tbxouch these Lands from Lake Superior
to Dakota. Price of land close to tl ack S4.na to
per aore I further a wot to lt.00. SEVEN VEAR8'
CREDIT; Warmnteo Deeds; Northern Pacific -30
Bonda, now tolltnir at par. rocotved far land at Si. 10.
No other unoccupied Lands prosent each advantages
to settlers. ' .
SOLDIERS tmier tlie Now Law (.March. 1871) set 160
acres FREE, near the rullrood, by ono and two years'
residence. ' '
Transportation at Reduced Hales fur
nished from all principal points East to purchasers ol
Railroad Lands, and to Settlors on Government Home
steads. Purchasers, their wives and children onr
lied free over the Northern Pacific Road. Now Is
the time for Settlers and Colonies tu get Railroad
Lands and Government Lands closo to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing fnll Information,
map and a copy of new Homestead Law. Address
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, BT. PAUL, MINN,A
- OR ISO DROADWAY, NEW YORK.
rTTrf3 1 .i i .1 L JLJ 4 l'f3
Vlneirnr Hitters
made of I'onr Hum, Whiskoy, Preof Stirii and Refuse
Ft.Aoo's IssTiST RsLisr. Warranted to rellove nil
riearaiKiM,
:kest remedy
Jtelief (uarautoed or the money
ate. Tha
for all
actually and potently his friends, stimu
lating him to efforts resulting' in profits
which he might not put forth but for
the threat thus silently made by the
friendly forces of Nature. Suppose, on
the other hand, he does not cultivate his
field at all, he has too much land, or is
disappointed in his help, or from some
other cause is compelled to allow a por
tion of his ground to lie idle. Which
would the thinking farmer prefer in a
case like this, that his land should pre
sent a naked surface, destitute ot vege
tation, or become clothed, without effort
best, the surest, and the quickest reined
llowel UpmptauiMi
romnuea. -
Ths Baotrss asd Blacks produced by that pter
Huk preparation, CniSTAnnRo 8 ExusLaioa Ht Dva,
v., V- v..ll0 hr Nalnn! its tints f-hallentro
comparison with Nature's mot favored production.
and defy detection.
I-Olt
An Indiana town has the following
dog ordinance : " Dogs that aro not col
lared and lobelled, no matter how ro
suectablv connected, will have their
narratives amputated one iuch south of
their ears.
The travelling season drawing to a
close, wanderers returning home, wheth
er ladies or gentlemen of fashion, fami
lies in moderate circumstances, consum-
' " ... . , ' , j ... .,1,U.. l,o t,;- I A, IIBOKC1I1TI8. etc.
ot nis own, witn a non crop oi veruure, era, ueuiurs or juuucn, v.. wuipi.
Man Suffer rather than take nauseous medicine !
and this Is not to be wondered at, as tho remedy Is
otten worse man xue niseaso. ouuererp nun, wuuiir,
.nl.la. Infliunu. ftnt thr.uit. or tendenev to Con)-nml)-
tion, wni find in Ir. li'tsfnr's Baltam of Wild Cherry
a remedr as aireeablo to tho palate as ehcctual In r-
mov:nir aiseaso
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Tho advertiser, having been pcrirancntly cured ol
that dreRd disease, Consumption, by a simple remedy,
is anxious to mako known to his fellow sutferors the
mm nf nire. To all who desire !t, he will send a
nr tl,- .MoKFinitnii iiuud. It'rpp of f-harirel. with
me uirections lor prepai ins mm umuk rum., n,..u
lahfRE UVRB FOR tPSDHl-TiU!l, AMM- I-
they will find s
drawing for its support largely from the different and various wants anticipated
ilease address
Parties wishing the prescription
to a full realization on arrival.hovne by
communicating in tnuo with the Jnew
York Purchasing Bureau, 70-1 Broad
way, N. Y,
of prominent Hew York nien to prevent
and stop fraud and dissatisfaction. Send
for circular.
Invest your spfre cash in first-class
Railroad Hand.- Vrite to Charles W.
Hassler, No. 7 Wall Street, New York.
air, and eventually returning to the soil
all it has taken from it, together with
this additional matter as a huge interest
for the'use ot the elements otherwise
lying idle in the ground "r" Or, if he is
suuplv belated in his work, would he
not prefer a rich crop of weeds and
grass to turn under in mid-summer,
thus giving him the equivalent of a coat
of manure absolutely without expense,
to a naked surface, baked by the sun
and sodden by the rain, and in point of
fertility neither bettor nor worse than it
was three months before f
Again, many weeds ore highly nutii
tious. Very httlo ot our hay is lree
from thoir admixture, and I know from
experience that some ot this denounced
class of plants possess a high nutritive
value, and are greatly relished by all
kinds of cattle. Observe your horses
and oxen when turned into a fresh pas
ture where the admixture of well-grown
grass and weeds is plainly visible, aud
you will see au indiscriminate consump
tion of the mass, without reference to
names. Or, if you will pull a handful
ot grass and weeds combined, you will
nnd your pet cow just as eager ior it as
thouerh it was the most aristocratic of
clover.
The fact is, that we indulge a habit of
grumbling at Nature until it becomes
chronic, and blinds us to tho truth. In
our reluctance to admit our own delin-
auoncies. we shove tho whole load of
responsibility upon the lnexnaustiDiy
generous friend whom we slander, and
the evil spirit whom wo imagine to be
her servant. VV e greodily grasp at re
sults incommensurate with our efforts,
and refuse the kindly helping hands
which the Earth herself and the natural
agencies freely extend,
I look on the spontaneous growths of
the ground as my friends. J-dKe tne
elements, like the fire, like water, they
become my enemies only when I fail to
treat them according to natural laws.
It I properly prepare my ground ana Wonderful Statements. Unless
faithfully attend my growing crop, no hun(ire(jg of our niost responsible citi-
weed molests mo; if I lot my land lie zong have conspired to delude the com-
fallow, a growth of green vegetation munitv. a medicine has at last been
adds to its fertility without n e"ort introduced which is a specific for almost
from me, or gives mo a burden of forage, every human aiiment ot involving the
oi more or aus viuc, w ' j entire paralyzation or partial destvue
stock and Increase my stores oi manure. t- f th or orttng ln wnici, it
Liet us Btpp grumbling at Nature, wnose exista Thee witnegseg testify (in some
unchangeable processes we can not vary, ingtanoftg frora their own personal expo-
no.. rnwARn a. wit.son.
194 Venn St.. Williaiuiiburiru. N. Y.
IVkat we Need wlien Debilitated.
ADetite aud dicestlon lune-utsh at this season. At
lUaTapviimBrhMi the hodv most needs renovation
Opened under tho direction I ana support, the stomach, lta commissariat depart-
New York Wholeenlo Markets.
BUTTER state, fine tliklns S li Oi S
Wertern U
CHEESE State ioctory (!';'
utno uo iV
F:irni duil-v 4 (ti
COTTJN-Ordlnary 17JK Ol)
Lot? to Kooa mutuant;... it"
EQGS-N. Y., N. J., & IVnu'a.... ".'i feu
Lined (!l
FLOUR-Snpeillno S 43 Ce
r.xira 10 lancy amir iw vv
Oiiio round hoop.. 6 30 Qfi
Extra amber 1 85 (ii
Spring wheat 6 70 (ui
Extra Genesee 7 30 Oil
St. Louis double extra.... 7 00 06
CORK Meal Western & Jersey.. 130 &
llnindvwine..M 3 75 m
GRAIN Cobs Western 00
Southern
Barley Western 65 ut
Canada mi w
Oatp i fe
KlB 73 t5l
Whkat Wtsteru No. 1 Spring.... 133 fei)
DO. NO. 2 do 1 31 (iH
Do. Amber 1 i (
Do. White 1 to On
Wblte Genesee 1 55 fen
RROVISIONe-Pork New mess... 13 50
l a Diliue.. iu an (so
Bref Plain 00 Ci
Extra uie.e o
Beef hams to tit St
Bacon ' Ov .
Orukn IUxa KM fe
Lard fei
8EED-C lover
Timothy i
Flaxseed feJ '
WOOL-N. Y., Pa., O.. .-.nd Mich... to 58
t. and Iowa . 55 feu
Texas and California 30 fe$
ment, Is apt to prove delinquent. Under such circum
stances the necessity of a wholesome stimulant, tonie
and corrective la self evtdeat, and consequently the
demand for that peerless combination of the three re
oulrcd elements. Hoftetter's Stomach Bitters, Is
never more uro-ont than at midsummer.
It Is tine that a few medical bigots foshlls " left
over" from tho dark affes recommend violent purffa-
tlon and water etuoI as a euro tor Indieostlonand its
accompanying ills; but they mike few proselytes.
Tho majority of the community aro sane, and all sane
people aro aware that a pure and poworful vegetable
tonic with alterative properties, Uke Ilostetter s Hit
ters, is tho only cure for dyspepsia, biliousness, con
stipation, nervousness and tho 14 consequential dam-
aces" they Inflict.
The human intallect, unless hopelessly diseased or
eirreirlously humbugged, declines to astonish tho
weakened human stomach with fierce cathartics that,
rushing like an avalanche through the lutestines,
threaten to tako the innor membrane with them. To
nse a signiticant catch-phrase, tha knock-down -and-
drag-out methods of treatment are " p.aycd out.
It is clearly understood that a medicated stimulant
la essential to the renovation of an exhausted frame
and that you cannot strengthen man or woman by
dosing them with prost.atins; preparations. This is
Ian era of common sense, and common sense approves
ofllostetter's Bitters, a the best article extant iur ill-
viirnrntiiii.. remi latin? and nilrlfring the svstem and
defending it airatnst poison in the air we breathe, or
tno water we urius.
1A AGENTS WASTED to sell our
V'VFV' 1'oDiilur Cainua'Kn Charts and New Map
of Union und World. C. P. llradwuy, Danville, Pa.
CLUBS.
CHILD, Rolling Prairie, Wis,
112 Papers and Magazines.
Agents. Send Stamp. L. L.
Want
FAIR"
BEKVE3 Rest
tlOOf,
Common to lair..
SHEEP & LAMBS- o.u-.-n..
LjamDS..
SWINE-LWe
it roused
ItS (SI
II (!
H &
8 (;
4fs fe.0
ritonte soi-tet de Collection', en toutes los parlies
JL au lu rrauce, protnptt-nient raites, par
J. F. r lllEAlf r.
Pocteur en droit, a Columbia, Lancaster Co., Pa.
VU PAV AtiENTS A30 PER WEEK
IV 4-AMI.
allow expensts, and luruisb everything. Apply at
I once to ,
.11. euur ot tu. aiarsnau. aiico.
DEI.AWARK FARMS FOR SALE.-Snbscrlbcr will
raII a farm uf fr.uu 75 to 125 acres lu Kent county.
n.fllnu-nre. n,ur ltallro&d. with buildings. orcnaruA.
I etr., suitable for price, lor a paid-up Life Insurance
policy of St.ouo. In good company, ana me interest oa
4.o00 for life of pai ty, or will trade for city proporty,
or will exchange on any reasonable terms. Small
iruus. nay or grain are grown proniaoiy on iur uu-uis.
LiAa e. ur.r.u,
' ' - Dover. Del.
THE GKEAT KKMEDY
CONSUMPTION
nnd ncknowledgtn! by many jiromincnt physi
cians to be the most Iiclintilu rreparntion ever
Introduced for the HEL1KK and CURE of all
LUNG COMPLAINTS.
Thia well-known rrtnedy is offered to the
public, aimctinnp't by the experience of over
forty yenrs, mid whi-n resorted to in season,
seldom lails to effect a speedy cure of
Coughs, Colds, Croup, nroncliltls, In.
lluenza.M Hooping rougn, noarsc
ness. Piling or Soreness in tho
Chest and Side, Bleeding
nt-tlie Lungs, Liver
Complaint, Ac.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
by a timely resort to tills standard remedy, as
la proved by hundreds of testimonials received
by the proprietors.
DR. VISTAIVS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
don tinf tU'ii up a Cough, and leave cift
cruise bfhhtrl, un in tho case irith moat
prejiartttioti, hut it loosen and cleanses
i removina tho cause o the complaint.
CLEEGYMEN, LAWYERS, SINGERS,
nnd all those whose occupation requires an un-
nsunl exerciBO of tlie vocal organs, will Hud
this the Oxi.Y I'kkparation which will effect
ually nnd instnntnucously relieve tlicir difficulties.
Beware 01 loumcriciis.
itemeniher that the nemtine lfistar's llnham
has oil the outside wropper the signature of
"I. BUTTS," anil the printed name oj 'the pro
prietors," setii ir.foiru'if i'o.v', o
i fy.v. Itc oier lire twc f(i,i..,ifM. imhup
tne the wrapper carefully before purchasing.
One DoBtf a Battle. Sit IVtlfi for Fire Dai.
IMIKfAltr.il 11Y
fiETH V. F0WLE &, SONS, Bostsn, Mast.,
Aud Bold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
READ THIS !
Thu lowest price lift over published of
AT CH ES,
In solid Gold ami Silver Cases only.
IJelioUU-t'N Tlino WntcllcH.
PRICES.
Silver Watch, Benedict $30
(lold, (Is karat) "
Silver Watch. Samuel W. Benedict $45
Gold(lskoiat) " " (lot
Amcrlruu AVnlthnm Wattlies.
PRICES.
Coin Silver Hunting Watches .....$18 00
Uold Hunting Watches, Uenu' t-izc S'J 50
l.aaies one 9t nv
Sent to a'l naWs of the country by express with priv
ilege to examine before paying, bend lor a price list
and compare price before purchasing elsewhere.
llUV'L'llinT If D.,1'11 1.' II u
nre not a vne Fancy Drink,
ikcv. Proof Sitirits nnd Refwn
Liquors, doctored, tpiccd, And sweetened to please tha
tatt. called "Tonics," ?' Appatixuni," "Restorers,"
Ac, that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and tuln,
but nre a true Mediciim, mada from the native roott
and herbs of California, free from nil Alcoholic .Stimulants,
They are the Great Mood. Purifier and a Life-giving
Principle, a Perfect Renovator and Invijorator of the
System, carrying olT all nnisonous litntter and res tor in if
the blood to a heftltliy condition, enriching itt refreshing
and invigorating both mind aud body. Tkev are easy
of administration, prompt in their action, certain in then:
i remits, site and reliable in all forms nf diseas.
Dio Pci.oucnutake Uippio Ilittcn accord
ing to directions, and remain long unwell, provided
their bones nre nt destroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
of repair. ...
I DiMfsla or Inrtljrcitlioii Headache, Tain
j to the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tha Chest, Dit
liness, S'lur Eructations of the Stnmacli, bad Taste
in the Mouth, JJiltous Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart, Inflammation of the Luncs, Pain in the regions of
the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms,
are the offspring of Dyspepsia. In tlwse complaints
it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a better guar
i an tee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
For r cninio uotniiiuima, in young or old,
married or silicic, at the dawn of womanhood, or th
turn of life: these Tonic flitters display &o decided au
influence that a marked improvement is soon percep
tible. For Tnfln.nmMory nnd Cliroitio lihen
inatim and Uout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, bilious.
Kemment auct iniermitteni revcm, diseases or in
Biood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters hav
been most successful. Such Diseases are caused by
Vitiated Blood, whxh is generally produced by darang-
Tliov nre n CJcntle Purgative an well Ri
a Tonic, nossessine also the Deculiir merit of acting
as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion nr Inflam
mation oi tne iivcr ana visceral Organs, and in Bilious
Diseases.
For SUln DIscmp, Lruptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, lilotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Car
buncles, King-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyefi, Ery
sipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever nam or n at nre,
are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a
short time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle ia
such cases will convince the must incredulous of theii
curative effects.
denude the Vitfnted lllool whenever you
find its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples,
Eruptions, or Sorus; cleanse it when you find it ob
structed and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse it when it is
foul ; your feeliua will tell you when. Keep the blood
pare, and the health of the system will follow.
Grateful tlioiitmitilrt proclaim Vinegar Bit
trrs the most wonderful liivigarant that ever sustained
the sinking system.
Pin, Tape, nnd other Worms, lurking in
the system of so mny tlmusanrls, are effectually de
stroyed and removed. ' Says a distinguished piiysioU
ogist : There is scarcely an in dividual upon the face of the
earin wuose oouy is exempt irom tne presence ot worms.
It is not upon the healthy elements of the body that
worms exit, but unon the diseased humors and slimy
deposits that breed these living monsters of disease.
No system nf Medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelmin
tics, will free the system from worms like these Bit
ters.
Itleciinnlcnl DUenfic. Persons engaged in
Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type-setters,
Gold-beaters, and Miners, as they advance in life, wiU
be subiect to par.itvis of the Itowe'k To guard against
this take a dose of Wai.kkk's Vinbgar Bitters once
or twee a wee it. as a Preventive.
IlilloiiM, Remittent, mid Intermittent
Pvrrn, which are ro prevalent in the vallevs of our
great riven throughout the United States, especially
THIRTY YEARS' REMEDY I
Rilyer in the Streets.
The Corinne (Utali) Reporter eivi-a tho
following (recount of tho discovery o
rich silver ore in the streets of that citv
" f assinuf down bixtn street at lialr punt
six last evening, a few feet west of Stan
ley's store, a well known bank cashier
might have been, and was, seen to pick
up a crumb of ore, weighing about sixty
pounds, and directly peering with ex
perienced eye. among tho crystals, the
man of bnanco, with au explanation
prouder than that which welled forth
irom the lips of an ancient philosopher;
fairly roared in strong Saxon words ;
ijy the w rankers ot iins-ham, 1 have
found it !' So ho had, and thereupon
down went the discovery stake, and up
rose the monument tu secure bis tenure.
A hole is erected in the lucky spot, and
rtiore of the precious metal taken oul.
llie location is hxed, and the mine, nam
ed Nockumstiph,' given a place in me
tallurgical l'amo. . Specimens of tho ore
can be seen at the various banking
houses, and quantities have been sent to
the assayer's to determine iU value,
which is merely question of dollars
and ocnts. . The excitement is high to
day, with the prospec that the streets
f our ouy will be dag up in all manner
of boles and prospects befor the week is
over." r -j J i-rf u.i.-int MecT '
j n ' 'a 1 " IM r: '
" .CalilQjrruA antB to hare, the United
3t&tea government, legalize marriages
on the high seas. Xhe yoang-raoule out
thers -'tvhoisV j piu-anto. object to their
union sisnpiy (lude-i cnrgyiaan aiong
aad sail ieat tiixnt hfer(d Pacifio to
celebrate 1hw nupfialsJftniy oases of
tpe kind iiave occurred, and a little
drawback now appears in the fact that
all these marriages are invalid. Here's
a scrape for some of the elopers.
and reform our own practices until they
are in harmony therewith. Hearth and
Home. :
' Frauds ix Fehtilizeus. Dr, Yoelc
kov, of England, has shown up several
g :. instances of worthless guanos
am1. au: i i phosphates, in which gypsum,
earth, chalk, and sand figure in place of
the hiiuon pure material.- : One sample
of bone manure contained only ono per
rionce, in others on behalf of others,)
that dyspepsia, liver complaint, remit
tent and intermittent fever, nervous
debility, and numberless othor diseases,
aro rapidly and radically cured by this
now remedy. It hails from California,
and has in two years overleaped all com
petitors aniontr advertisod tonics, and
become fir excellence, tho medicine of the
penile. California is nn exceptional re
gion. Its vegetable products, especially
Ilr rliaa. Dysentery, ChoIr Btorbaa,
buiauicr Curaplalnl, Flax. C hildren'
TrellilnB. and the Orat Prevent
ire of Ajtlatle C holera.
. , ii i: J I. KH
cent, oi pnospnaie oi nuiu ouu unu ini ii...... r . .,..!.,.
. . . . . . ... l.:..J.. I LUIJ3U IL n IllKUltlllini III.HIH-, AMft.p I1W I ,lt.
ceni. o nurogen ; w um P pque, cUowww, and it is from tho r.ishod'volnuiarily l.v (
of plaster ot Paris and 6ome cheap or- . . . . t Kruiihicsi Engineer Bo
-i r.. ;..,.,,.l ,K.l,,ir. uuuiui-si ui iu iiiui, ii. o. ivm. i juo- FiulR-ury n
icacid. Its cost prioe was 1 10s. sterling
per tun, and was worth less than '1 10s.
Other specimens were still poorer. This
exposure is the more necessary now that
tho English farmer, as somo ono has
said, depends loir success mainly on
MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT.
Tills extraordinary nic-dlclne, Ihe fsiuo of which
In sjirt-ail uroKiliBKl llirui.juuiiv inta vu.ii.ry, i. nu, ,
aouou-uiy supuriur w any ruuiuuy wiur uut-rua iu
thu uubllc fur thu coninUlnls fur which It 1b Intend-
Jowelors and kef ners of the City Time.
CHI ftroailwiiyt uunr J'olu-Lh Street, $uw York.
BAXTER STEAM ENGINE,
Manufactured by COLT'S ARMS CO. Hartford, CI
7j Sizes, 2 to 10 II. Pcwcr.
COMPACT.
SIMPLK,
SAFE,
DURABLE
' tt!ul i
Economical.
93- For Prlco-I.ist and
'particulars,
Address,
' WI. D. RUSSELL, ,
No. 18 Park Place,
K. V. i
Kkqini Rsadt ior ITai.
nessee. Cumberland. Arkaiisa. Red. Culoraflu. KraTo.
Km ramie, Per.rl, Alibaina, Mobile. Savannah, Roiw
oke, Jame, and many other, with their vast tributa
ries, thrnnliout o:ir entire country during the Summer
nnd Autumn, and remarkably so during seasons of
nnnu.-il heat and dryness are invariably accompanied
extensive jleraiiments of the stomach, and liver, and
other abdominal viscera. There are always mote or lew
obstruction? of the liver, a weakness and irritable state
of the mo:imc!i, and pi eat torpur ot the boweU, beins;
c).-':s'h1 up witli vitiated accumulation. In their treat
ment, a purgative, exertinv; a ponerf.il iniluence upo
tliese varirnis orgms is e'semially necessary. There is
no cathartic far the purpose equal lo Dr. J, Walksk's
Vinegar Hitters, a they will peeMly remove th
dark-colored viscid matter with which the bowels are
loaded, at the same time stimulating the secretions of
the Liver, and generally restoring the healthy functions
of the digestive organs.
Scrofula, or IviiifH TCvtl, White Swe'linfrs,
Ulcers, Krysiielas( Swelled Ntk, Goiter, Scrufulouv
Inflammatrons, Indolent Inflammation. Mercuric At
fections, Did Sores Kruntimis oT t!;e Skin, Su Eves,
etc., etc In ihee, as in nil other constitutional Dis
eases, Wai.kkk's Visrgxr Hittkks have shown their
great curative powers in tlu most obsuiiate aud iutrac'
able cases.
Hf.WalkerU California Vinegar Bitter
act on all the&j cases in a similar manner. Hy purifying
the Hlood th;y remove the cause, and by resolving away
the e-Tects of the inflammaiion (the tubercular deixtoitn)
the affected parts receive health, and a permanent cure
is effected.
The propprUei of Dr. Walker's Vinkgak
Hittrrs are Aperient, Diaphoretic and Carminative,
Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-irritant,
Sudorific. Alterative, and Anti-Uilious.
The Aperient and mild Laxative properties of
Dr. Walker's Vinegar Kittkrs are the best safe
guard in all cases of eruptions and malignant fevers,
their balsamic, hea'in, and snot hi tip properties protect
tha humors of the faucc. Their Sedative properties
allay pain in the nervous system, stomach, and bowels,
either from inflammation, whin, colic, cramps, etc.
Their Counter-Irritant influence extends throughout
the system. Their Diuretic properties act on the Kid
neys, correcting and regulating the flow of urine. Their
Anti-Hilious properties stimulate the liver, in the secre
tion of bile, and its discharges through the biliary ducts,
and are superior to all remedial agents, for the cure oi
liilious Fever, Fever and Ague, etc.
Fortify the brtly nnuinut disease by puri
fying all it fluids with Vinkcar Hitters. No eni
rfemic can take hold of a system thus forearmed. The
liver, the stomach, the bowets, the kidneys, and the
nerves are rendered disease-proof by this great invig
orant. IMrectlonfl. Take of the Hitters on going to bed
at night from a half to one and one-ha!f"wine.gIassfiIlL
Eat good nourishing food, such as beefsteak, muttoa
chop, venison, roast beef, and vegetables, and take
ut-door exercise. They are composed of purely veget
able ingredients, aud contain no spirit.
J WALKER, PropV. II. II. MullOXltD&CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Aj;t. . San Francisco and New York.
eSOI.T) BY ALL DRUnOTSTS & DEALERS.
BLEES
Noiseless, Link-motion, Lock-S tltcb ,
pares nu lamoug air.oiioiu-Bt viaua.vn
Bitters, tho invaluaMo invigomnt, nu
trient, laxiitivo iiml altrmtivo to which
wo refer. Thoso who huve touted the
curative properties of this marvelous
preparation pronounce it the most oom-
bruins and bones his own brains and
somebody else's bones, , But let us not
Hatter ourselves tBiit we csCHpe, or intu
Ainerioan manuftkctuit-m -und dealers in
commercial manures we any more vir
tuous. An analysis by Prof. Johnson, u
Yale College of 10 different kids of fer
tilizers, some of which are sold as high.
as ftJ5 a tun, shows that a very large
preuonmvo remedy ever oiiereu lo man
kind, and assert that there is no inor
ganic diseuHO which it will not subdue.
A a family medicine, we can rccomniond
it without reHorvo.
.... ..misnsiH"---
If yuu fuel (lull, diuw.y, debilitated,- d. ( jion
drnt, Imv, frccpieiit (inudHiilie, Hiuntli Ih-U'
bHillv in innrnnm. iinmiilivr miiKitite nnd
proportion of them" are comparatively I tongue touted, you uro snlluiing fioin Torpid
valueloss. i c or extimpie, cne upecimen i iner or " .uiiHiuvrux. in tunny cises oi
rated in market at 23 a tun was found " I-ier Cumulaiiu" only a prt of tlitm ) iui-
Itx lU-nrv WsrrL-n. (inn. rk-asautouuildOtlll-rfoC
Uieannyt Father P. J . Debtuut, tha celebrated In.
dlnum sslnniLi-v: alfio. omcursoi tho Haw. surtfi'ODS.
liostilla.1 stewards. ctininiHiidL-rs of nt-arlv evi-ry
ateauicr plylnuon the Mississippi and tributary riv
ers, n csit-rn batiliary anu vnribiian loiiiinibintiua.
army eimiiiains anu oiuur9 loo numerous 10 men
tion. LlKewiso highest enconluuis of tho press,
praising ltsvaiuanio ineuioiiiainuaiiiiesiuiiie ni'n.
est terms. No oilier medtciue has such recommen
dations. We can also refer to bis excelleucy, H.
tirmx Itrnwn. fittvprtuti nf Missouri : Hon.. Frank
1'. lllalr, Jr., U. 8. Senator, and Hon. Joseph
llrowu, Mayor of the city of Bt. Louis, and many
oilier Htaie oillelals, for wlilch there la no space la
tills advertisement. AflKNTls MciLCSSOU & KOb.
Mus, Nos. VI and 3 Fulton at.. New York, bold by
uruKKiau auti lueuiuiuu uitaiurs u. ei r wucre,
j. Jk t: HI AUli I H :. Bole Fronrletors.
Mo. 1'rloo, ?S mils mt bottle. I
VAM'H TO EVERYBODY Old
Ymine. -IrlL-ta or low. lnule or female.
sick or well, rich or poor. Bend a three
cut nosUtf. slamp for circular.
AildruM llOUSON. llAVN'lvS & CO..
feu Louis, Mo.
AdENTa WANTK.p. .
SEWING MACHINE,
Challcnefis the world in perfection of work, strength
and beauty of srlich, Snrabilii y of coustruction, and
ruiuciiyoi moiiuii. .
t;au and examine, ana for agcnoies ana circulars,
addreB
BLEES SEWINO MACnTNK CO.,
va Broadway. Kew York.
The Gettysburg Katalysine Water,
iiKiiaa me nsiiisuisj, pumr- n .ture's Rreat remedy for Dy
illlllf operation of TinBAllT a ,', Neiiralirla Kidliev. Urll
cb AijaaiaxT. It renovauy the So'trormdc B.,1.1
to be - rlly worth s a fertilizer the
modest sum of 2.33. " Which conduct"
(on the part of the niuunfacturpr) is, to
borrow tlie lucid language of the IIoos-
W iiirv-irriTirariirbit severe. !
b t Ilia rai43tllafcbilbaxp(ULUir ,'pf
f ao.ouu.ooo lor levees on tne JasjNtiippi
torna are exnerieiu-ed. A rme.r fur all
such cases, Dr, i'iorce's Onlilon Medical Dia
covery has no tquul u n ettiicta ieruci, cures,
luaviua; llie liver girengtliei.ed, and lu althy.
,V)li tijf all firat-eliisa Orumjutii. - . , : --
Phthisic oh AxMA. Those 'of our
reudurs wb suffer from this diatressing
" - 3- -T- i 4.1. . r i . h .
Ei ver," 7, 000,000 cr. gf,ottonlttul and 1 complaint will find nnmeUiate relict in
sugar lamirwouia De jonas WhitcomVs Eeuiedy.
2.500.000 acres of
reclainied, the annual product of which,
it is estimated, would amount to f 100,-
000,000 in gold.
Vkoetahlb l'oi.MONARr Balsam -"doubtless
the beat cough medicine in the world."
MONEY FOR POOR MEN.
V want poor and honest men an4 women to work
fonts. A tlALAUY uT Jj dt w c. k Kvnjythins; fur
Ul.li-S. A iarr chance. . & Oo. llarioll. O.
rX.fi TIIW NVKHBKITHt 11ES1
W I MAtiAKINK f Oit C1III.UKEN. V
PEltllLV ll.I.l STHATKU. Koui is Ms lims so us
I rri. - B Smm-t stoii Jp-r a suronie uuuiuer.
junw gnnr.El.3li nromnein ou. no-ion, wast,
A PP1.B Purer and rlltrer at tl sn4 tt : Vntoa" An-
V Jei-rf, l i I'vachs'iMui.da; l'eaohawuerand
Ilalver, 71c. ; Nut Cracker, Sic. Sold by deulers. Man
ufactured by D. 0. WU1TTKMORU, WaNesUr, Miws.
MOUNT PLEASANT IN8TITUTK. Private classTs
lor hoys. Amherst. Mass. KstabUthed lllta.
U. V. HAK11, A. M rnucipai.
The Kiuar of the Uody Is the brain ; the stom
ach its mnin support; the nerves its messengers ; the
bowels the kidnuys and the pore its sat'e-iuanls. In.
diircstion creates a violent revolt anion? these at
taches of the reiral nrsuu, and to Drlii(f llicm Data lo
the duty there Is uolhl
mir. invli-oi-nliiiir. coo
KvFIIlVIVflKIIT Ktl.TlK
system and restores to health both the body and the
nuuu,
BOLD Wr aIjIj imuuuiau.
THEA-NECTAR
, i IS A PURE .
IIIjACK tea.
with the Qreen Tee Flavor. The
best Tea Imported. For sals
svsrywKer. And tor sale whole
sale oulv by the Great Atlu
io sail PiuJflo Tea Co., No.
lal rullon Si., and 14 4 Church
tlt.,Kew York. P.O. Box. A&08.
Ssni for TKta-Sectar Circular
iltKWARl) ...
S or any casa or Blind,
leediug. Itehinc, r lil
eerated Piles that Da
Biaa'a Pn Rauaur ratla
to cure. It is prepared x-
spepsla, Rheumntisra,
llur, Nervous, llcnrt.
bottled and sent direct
from the siiriua at tleitysburr. Peun to invalids
wlie-.-ever resiuinir.
iris
ease of two doa-nr Quart bottles.
$3.00. ti per eept.dtbcouut in favor of clergymen aud
Price per slnjrli
phy.ifiau on water for their own an. ' Meuical and
clurlual profkiuu must be -curtailed by tho uearuet
pot-tma.ster or other ruepomible persona.
W'Uore drutreiiiU do not keD lu invalids vbt h
clone eertitW check or Pott-bftlce money order to
WHUNKK iittU2i8 6. kruntbt. UilaOulpnia. fa.
.A NERVOUS INVALID.
Published lar the aonuftt at uetraar men and othera
whp aulhir from.Nrvoui lbillty, etc., supplyina Tut
siaANaor tHLr-ceaa. Writtea byatiewnooaredhiin
ealf, and ut tree oa receiving a pest-ieid directeel
euvtjope. Address KATUAN1BL UAriAlR. Brook-
H il r
-W.
iy OR. WHITTIER. fSiiULlSS
all drupirisU. Price $1.00. I Lomrest eniwired, and aoatweioeiafui fhvsieuu of tVa
: : r I ejre. Consultatiou or pamphlet free. Call or write.
Imported Animals and Fowls L. B. Silver, Salem, 0. 1 for circular aud samples. C. i. Fii, Caauden, N. J
PER WEEK aid expense! paid. We want
rename agem in every toun v in tne u.
. Addrese Huusok Htvta wia : Co- lit
MaideitLane.N. If., or Chicago. 111.
nnn niaa Fslt (no tar) for outside work and Inside
Instead of piaster. Felt CaipellUKS, eVc. Selid I stampi
affe. Consultatiou or pamphlet free. Call or write.
Jutublihailteriiienieowiriauliiulforlr, a
Nervoutuets, Debility, etc., a treatise of 30 pages, fo t
sumps ; a booa of im paaos. nlitetratad. tor Ml cenu.
AGENTS Wanted. Aitcnis make more meney at
work for u than auyihtiig else. Particulars Tree.
O. Hviaana 4l Co- Fins Art i'uoluAers.Purtuuid Me.
August 'J