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FIRM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
Ilium About Honaes.
Under the hoad of "Recommenda
tions for Sncnring the Healthiness of
IIousps," the Sanitarian reprodnens
several tables of select maxims on the
subject indicated. Here are some, for
example, for socuring proper ventila
tion: Rows of bonnes should be arranged in
parallel lines, the spaces between the
ranks being left open nt the ends. Con
liued squares and courts are very un
healthy. The height of a house, from the eaves
to the ground, ought never to exceed the
distanco to the nearest building in front.
Behiud or at the Ride of every dwelling
house, there should be au open space,
exclusively belonging to it, at least
fifteen feet across, measured in a direc
tion at right angles to the house wall.
Back to back houses are unhealthy
nnd inconvenient, nnd ought uevtr to bo
built.
There should bo windows to open on
both sides of a house ; where all tho win
dows are on the same side, perfect venti
lation is impossible.
Every room should have one or more
windows opening into the outer air ; tho
window area should not bo less than one-
tentn ot tne area of tlio lioor ; thus a
room twelve feet by ten feet should
have a window nt least four feet by three
loot.
At least half the window should open,
nnd the opening should always reach to
the top of the window, which ought not
to be more than a foot below the highest
part of the ceiling.
The form of window frame which
opens by swinging on a horizontal pivot
i recommended in preference to tho or
dinary sliding frame, especially for cot
tages and other places where tho window
is of small size.
Rooms in newly-built housos should
not be less than eight feet high ; attics
should be of this height over at least half
their area.
Air-bricks should be inserted in
the wall just below the level of each
floor, to ventilate the space under tho
joists. .
Bedrooms that have no fireplace should
have an air-brick near the ceiling ; it is a
good plan to make this to open by a hol
low architrave above the window, so that
tho draught may strike upwards and not
downwards.
Where gas is used, a ventilator and
flue should bo placed above tho burner
to carry off the burnt air.
In building a house it is recommended
to leave air-flues in the wall near the
chimney, which may easily be dono by
building around quarter pieces, which
are iirawn, up as tue work proceeds.
Hints nud Helps.
Mr. S. J. Nash, or North East, in
forms the Erie Observer that from
eighteen acres of clover he has this
winter thrashed seventy-two and a half
bushels of seed, au average of over four
bushels per acre. This is an extra
ordinary yield, two bushels per acre be
ing about the usual amount.
Prompt pay, with a certainty of it as
soon as it is earned, prompts nnd stimu
lates good and faithful work ; for men
are not npt to ignore the advantages of
such pay, and will not bo likely to risk
losing such a place. We think every
farmer who has experimented ift this di
rection will indorse this as a rule.
The following is a good recipe for soft
soap, inailo with potash and domestic
grease : Add three gallons of rain or
other soft water to one pound ot con
centrated lye ; boil nnd put into it four
pounds of tallow and soap fat. When
the solution becomes clear, add twelve
gallons more water. It is ready for use
when cold.
To make labels adhere to tin, use flour
paste, with two tablespoonfuls of coarse
sugar to every quart.
Take warning t A farmer in Knox,
Me., mourns a valuable ox, poisoned to
death by eating paper stripped, from the
walls of the house.
The proposal that a fat cattle show bo
held annually in some of the leading
cattle-market cities of the United States
meets with much favor.
The duty on hops has been increased
from five to eight cents per pound.
In order to ascertain the gain in weight
of growing cattle, nn experiment was
tried as follows: A short-horn bull
calf was weighed on the 12th of April,
1874, when he was just four months old,
nnd his weight was found to be 503
pounds. May 2, he weighed 5U3 pounds ;
Juno 12, 703 pounds; July 12, 801
pounds; August 12, 88(3 pounds, and
September 12, 90(5 pounds; a total gain
in fivo months of 463 pounds, or D2J
pounds per month.
Look to Your Cattle.
Spring is here nnd now is the time
when the farmer should caro well for his
live stock, especially his cows. If his
cattle have been treated well they are as
robust and fat as when winter set in.
But if they havo been without shelter
nnd poorly fed, they are poor in flesh
nnd weak. At this season milch cows
should have worm sheds and plenty of
good food. While cattle should have
warm sheds, yet they should have good
ventilation. Horses should have clean
straw for bedding and be groomed daily.
Sheep folds should be so constructed as
to permit the sheep to have full ingress
nud egress, that the occupants can select
their own positions. Stock should be
fed highly nt this season of the year, that
they may come out in the last of spring
in good condition. Warm sheds and a
sufficient quantity of wholesome food
must be provided for stock, if the farm
ers expect to receive profit from this
branch of their vocation. Cold sheds, or
none nt nil, nud poor food for his stock,
will resnlt in great loss to the farmer.
His cattle will come through the winter
in poor condition, nnd it will take all the
spring to regain the flesh lost from ill
treatment.
The conspicuous triumph of Messrs.
George Steck & Co., of New York, at
the Vienna World's Fair in 1873, nt
which their pianos obtained the highest
award the only gold medal has begun
to yield them substantial fruits. The in
creased popularity of the Steck instru
ments is noticeable not only in New
York, where their excellence has long
been acknowledged, but throughout the
country, and more especially in those
communities that lay special claim to a
cultivated musical taste. New York
Independent. '
Too Old. A mau in Troy, N. Y.,
ninety-three years of age, has had six
wives during his lifetime. His present
wife is eighty years old. The old gentle
man says that he expects he is too old to
marry again, and should scarcely think
of it. We think he is about right.
That was a very sensible girl who
when she got married and was told she
might select what she wanted of some
furniture up garret, took a cradle first,
THE I.IFE.CAU.
How It !ne tlx WorkA Case In Point..
The Work the MfY.t'nr has Done.
A. writsr gives tho followina descriiv
tiou of the life-car and its operations in
Bnviug me irom a wreck, lie says :
hon it so hnppeus that a shirt is
driven ashore on a boach, tho surf of
which precludes tho possibility of
launching tho life-boat, the lifo-cnr is
brought into Bcrvico. Tho car is made
of light galvanized iron, and is design
ed, when closed, to bo nearly water
tight. It is sufficiently largo to contain
four grown persons, or right children,
and is used exclusively in the Americau
service. To either end of this car short
ropes of equal length are attached, ter
minating in metal rings, the uso of
which will bo made apparent as we pro
ceed. Oil tho first signal of distress
from the stranded vessel, those inchargo
of the life-saving station hurry to that
point on tho beach nearest tho wreck.
Hero it is evident that to make the car
available they must first establish some
line of communication with the crew on
the stranded vessel, nnd that is accom
plished as follows : A small mortar of
five and one-half inch cnliber is loaded
with tho requisite charge to send a
twenty-pound iron ball abovo and over
the wreck. This ball has a small staple
iu it, to which, before it is placed in
the mortar, the end of a light line is nt
tached, the lino itself being either
spread out on tho beach, or so arranged
on a iramo as to bo readily detached.
At times a rocket in used iu place of
the mortar.
Should the men nt tho station bo ex
pert or practical marksmen, tho first
discharge of tho mortar send the boll
with tho lino directly over the ships
deck. Hero it is eagerly secured and
"hauled in," and thus a heavy hawser.
Mid a light but strong lino, are finally
stretched irom the shore to the ship.
All is now in readiness for the life-car.
The rings, to which we have alluded to
above, ore slipped over the shore-lino of
tho hawser, while tho end of the liehter
line that accompanies it is attached to
tho outer end of tho car. A second
light line is fastened to the rear end.
and paid out ns the crew of the vessel
drag the car toward them through the
surf. Thus we have a regular means of
Communication established between tho
vessel and the shore. So soon as the
cor reaches the ship's deck it is opened
and loaded with its precious freiarht. tho
lid is then closed, the signal given, and tho
car begius its shoreward journey, drawn
oy the coast-men on shore, nnd steadied
by those who remain on the ship.
A hazardous lourney. the reader
doubtless surmises, and yet, in view of
tho end nttuiued, we doubt whether the
happy occupants of the life-car would
have exchanged their narrow couch for
the richest state-room on the proudest
vessel that floats the sea. Thus much
for the life-car nud the method by which
its services are rendered. A word now
as to the actual value of these services,
and this we will confine, to a brief story
of the wreck of the Ayrshire, as given at
the time by a faithful chronicler of the
event. It was the middle of January,
aud during a severe snow storm. The
ship Ayrshire, with nbout two hundred
passengers, had been driven upon the
shore near Long Branch, New Jersey, by
the storm, nnd lay there stranded, the
sea beating over her, nnd a surf so heavy
rolling iu as made it impossible for any
boat to reach her. It happened that a
life-saving station was near, and tho life
car was soon nt the beach. So accurate
was the first fire, that the Hue fell di
rectly across the wrock. It was caught
by the crew, and the hawser and life-line
hauled aboard. Soon the car followed,
and in a comparatively short time every
one of the two hundred passengers, in
cluding mej, women, children, nnd
babes, were brought safely through tho
raging surf, nnd landed nt the station.
The car that performed this service was
at once retired with honors.
From a recent authority, we learn
that since the first establishment of tho
service the records of tho Treasury de
partment up to 1872 show that five thou
sand six hundred nnd four lives have
been saved in twenty-five years, au aver
age of two hundred and twenty-four per
year. This yearly average is about half
that of Great Britain, a comparison which
is wholly favorable, when the extent of
her commerce is considered nnd com
pared with our own.
A King's Amusement.
Tho King of Bavaria is known as n
most erratic genius, nnd very fond of
peculiar amusements. Here is his latest
as told by a correspondent: For several
days the king hnd ordered that thirty of
his best horses should be fed with oats
alone. The groorns thought that he was
preparing for a race. In the midst of a
snow storm he had a little tower built in
a forest, with a gallery, where, on a cer
tain day, ho stationed an orchestra of
wind instruments, ne himself ascended
the summit of his observatory, around
which he ordered the horses to be led.
Iu the corn fields he had scattered here
and there drums, kettles, nnd some sol
diers with guns loaded with powder.
What could be the meaning of this ? An
order had been given that each one
should remain in his placo in perfect
silence. The affair was beginning to be
tiresome, when suddenly the king, from
the top of his tower, made a sigu which
was expected by the leader of the or
chestra, by the drums, trumpets, and
soldiers. Au infernal hubbub burst
forth, rolling of great drums, powder ex
plosions, shrill whistles, hoarse howl
mgs. Seized with mad terror, "the
horses started, burst their fastenings,
leaped up, wildly ruuniug here aud there,
their tails and mane floating in the wind;
they reared, zigzagged, whirled in cir
cles, fleeing the uproar which bellowed
from all the bushes, aud seemed to pur-'
sue them. At last, one after the other,
the distracted and maddened animals
disappeared from the horizon. Iu the
evening, the next doy, and the dav after,
they were picked up enfeebled, still wild
and frightened. Some had fled to the
mountains, othors to the woods and
marshes. The peasants had collected
several. We know not if any were miss
ing. But no matter, his mujesty had
been well amused. lie had treated him
self to a sight unique in its way nud
worthy of exciting the envy and admira
tion of small boys who hunt unfortunate
dogs and miserable cats in the street,
and fasten saucepans to their tails to drag
along the pavement.
CrvTL Bights. United States Com
missioner E. Mercer Shreve, of Trenton
N. J., rendered a decision in the case of
the United States against Peter Katzen
bach, proprietor of the Trenton House,
for refusing to allow two colored men to
play at biliiurds in the hotel billiard
room. The application was made to
test the law, and has excited unusual
interest in Trenton. The commissioner
held that the complaint did not come
under the Civil liights act, and that the
proprietor of a billiard room has the
right to exclude any person from playing
billiards iu his rooms. Case dismissed.
SUMMARY OP NEWS.
Item of Interest from Homo nnd Abroad
A bill la before the Now fork Legislature
requiring all notices and citations iwmed by
surrogates, and now required to be published
In the State paper, to bo publinho.l in a news
papor prin U1 in the comity hi which the surro
gate forming snob, notice or citations recidos,
instead of the State paper The United
Btates Treasury department has afllnned the
decision of collectors imposing duty at fifty per
Centura on brandy costing over $1 per gallon ;
on silks, wearing apparel, and liead-nots at
sixty por cont. ad valorem ) disallowing a'l
damage by breakage on Winn beyond fivo per
centum, as provided by act of February 8 ) dis
allowing damage by freezing occurlng to wines
on inland traiiHportaMon Tlioro was a
great (Ire in Osaka, Japan, in February.
Twolve hundred buildings woro dostroyed, in
cluding tomplos and schools. Several lives
worn lost. Tlioro was also an alarming firo in
Yokohama. Three hundred Jupanoxe bousos
were destroyed.... A grango of Patrons of
Husbandry lias boon organized in New York
city A party of forty Indiana editors have
been making an excursion through tho Sonth
woHt.... Cliarlos K. Landis, who shot editor
Carrotu, at Yincland, N. J., was bom in Phila
delphia, on tho ICtli of March, 1831, and is
therefore in his forty-Becond year.
Tho Now York State Assombly passed a
resolution authorizing tlieOovemor to appoint
a commission to inve tigato the canal matter.
reserving for the Legislature the appoiutment
by the Speaker and Licutonant-Oovcrnor of
Joint legislative committee of investigation. .
Tlie Attorney-General of Pennsylvania has ex
pressed an opinion that flood Friday con
tinues to be a legal holiday nndor tho act of
1HG9, which was. not ropoalod by the act of
1S73 The German government contem
plates an amendment of the law in rogard to
the Jesuits, so as toniake it operative against
other religious orders.. ....Qeuoral Campos
has defeated tho Carlists again at Iluguct,
near ltidaura. The Carlists contemplate an
attack on Puyccrda Fourteen of the finest
sugar plantations in the neighborhood of
Sagna La Grande, Cuba, have been destroyed
by incendiaries There is another revolution
ih Bolivia A meeting was held in Boston
to tako steps looking to the organization of
another expedition to tho Black Hills. It pro
posed to make the party five hundred men.
The press of Now Orleans approve of the action
of Governor Kellogg iu calling au extra session
of the Legislature It is reported from
Tocoma, W. T., that the steamer ltuby in cross
ing Puget sound from Seattle to Port Madison
went down with all ou board in a gale. The
Phelps dramatic troupe wore among the pa
songers. Tho report lacks confirmation.
Delaware has appropriated 610,000 to the
Centennial exhibition The bill appropria
ting $50,000 for tho completion of the Douglas
monument, which passed the Illinois Senate,
has been defeated in the Hctise by a vote
of sixty to seventy Dr. Tan Courtland,
a geologist and physician of great repute, died
at Ottawa, Canada A grave digger in
Preston, England, was engulfed aud smooth'
ered to death while excavating a tomb, thus
literallv digging bis own grave The lihode
Inland Republican State Convention nominated
Homy Lippitt, of Providence, for Governor,
and Henry T. Lisson, of Littlo Compton, for
Lieutenant-Governor A dispatch from
Coipus ChriBti, Tex., to tho Galvaston Keirs
says a body of armed Mexicans have attacked
several ranches near that city aud taken
teveral American prisoners. An invasion of
the city was feared and all the citizens are un
dor amis The New York State Senate
passed a resolution authorizing tho Governor,
with the advice and consent of the Senate,
to appoint a commission to investigate the
canal frauds General Fitz-Johu Porter's
application for a new trial was discussed at a
Cabinet meeting at Washington, but no tie
cision was reached.
The recent proclamation of President Grant
ceding back to tho Sioux Indians tho teriitory
east of the Missouri river destroys the hopes
of. Brule Ofty, already a flourishing place,
which must be broken up On the day
following the completion of the new bridge at
Port Jcrvis, N. Y., 2,974 cars passed over. . .
Serious differences are reported to exist be-
twecu Don Carlos and the deputies from the
tho four provinces occupied by the Carlists, in
regard to money matters. Don Carlos threatens
to leave .Spain unless the deputies raise funds
to carry on the war Spain has paid Ger
many 11,000 thalors of tho indemnity for the
Gustav outrage. . . .Captain-General Valmaseda
has issued a proclamation urging the loyal
citizens of Cuba to renewed efforts to suppress
the rebellion A dispatch from Washington
says fears are expressed that the raids of
armed Mexicans into Texas may result in
general border war The Delaware Legis
lature has passed a law to meet the Civil
Bights bill. It provides that hotel keepers,
railroad companies, steamboat owners, an
others may provide separate accommodations
for any class of persons obnoxious to the!:
customers or patrons A United States
Treasury order provides that hereafter in re
deeming mutilated bank notes deduction will
be made in proportion to the part missing
On the Pacific coast the equinoctial hurricane
did a vast amount of damage Fourteen
men out of thirty who attempted to reach
shipwrecked vessel iu Newfoundland bay froze
to death on the ice.
Two elderly women, who have been drawiu
pensions as widows of United States soldiers.
notwithstanding they have remarried, wore
held by Commissioner Shields in Now York to
answer a charge of perjury The IUiodo
Island Prohibitionists nominated Henry How
ard for Governor and Charles C. Vanzandt for
Lieutenant-Governor, the rest of the ticket
being the same nominated by the Republicans.
Solomon Purdy, keeper of the Harlem
(N. Y.) prison, while conversing with a prisoner
saw a female prisoner set fire to her bed.
Purdy was bo badly frightened by the act that
he fell dead in a fit The Dominion govern
nieut baa aked for $1,783,777 to meet the ex
penditure for the current year Job
Martin, member of Parliament for Meath, ifl
dead, no became seriously ill in consequence,
it is supposed, of the excitement produced by
the recent death of John Mitchel, the member
for Tipporary county, who was bia brother-in-law
A boarding house, filled with occu
pants, was burned in Bonicia, Cab All the in
mates except three, who were burned to death,
escaped by jumping from the windows. Several
others were beveroly burned The resigna
tion of Francis E. Spinner, who has been
Treasurer of the United States since 18C1, was
accepted by the President.
Dr. Henry Foerater, Prince-Bishop of Bres
lau, bag been summoned to resign his bishopric
because he promulgated the Papal encyclical
against the ecclesiastical laws In reply to
a query of General Augur's, the commander of
Fort Brown at Brownsville, Texas, states that
Mexicans have burned ranches and robbed and
killed inhabitants near Corpus Christi, and
that be has sent all his mounted force in pur
suit The Paris Vuivert publishes a Papal
encyclical renewing the excommunioation pro
nounced against the old Catholics of Switzer
land, and ceueuring the authorities for protect
ing them For the year ending December
31, 1871, the excess of exports over imports
was 1 16,909,497, while ftr the corresponding
period of 1873. the export exceeded the iia-
porta by only 9192,253 While Ool. B. C.
Holland, of Columbus, Ga., and l..te of Mobil
and Now York, was talking to W. L. Cash, Cap
tain of police, a difficulty arose, and Cash shot
Holland through tho head. The latter died in
five minntos. Cash was arrested Wm.
Flanagan, of Harlem, N. Y.. wUilo Intoxicated.
clubbed his wife to death Two erocers
were fined 50 each in New York, for selling
adulterated milk W. G. Oreavea and Dr.
E. B. Sparhan, on trial at Brockrille, Ontario,
for murder in ptocuriuff tho abortion of Miss
Sophie 13. Jlurnhani on December 28 last, have
been sentenced to be hanged on Juno 23.
Greaves was the girl's seducor, and accom
panied her to Dr. Hparham's office.. . .T. T.
Barnum, tho showman, has receive 1 the Re
publican nomination for Mayor of Bridgeport,
Conn.
Love iii Washington.
Among tho Ernests necommodnted nt
Mrs. Webb's house in Georgetown, says
a Washington correspondent, was a cer
tain legationist, Huron Von llavro ly
name. Ho passed through tho depart
ment one day on an inspecting tour,
along with party of friends, nnd was
arrested by the sight of a fair sweet face
crowned with a golden glory, bending
industriously over snuin piece of writing.
Ho looked ho long that his companions
chaffed him upon his sudden smite. He
returned n'ter a lew hours spent with
his friends, and inquired about tho beau
tiful girl, nnd was soou afterward nil in-
mato of her house on tho Heights.
Tho half sister, who dressed well, visited,
nnd did nothing, hud claim to the noble
man's attention, and tho mother did nil
she could to assist her daughter, but the
Boron had eyes nnd thoughts for the
neglected maiden, who rose so early in
tho morning and marketed, and made
her pretty, simple dresses with her owu
nimble ringers, nnd went patiently
through summer heat and winter's snow
to her desk in tho government ofllce.
So, he offered her his hand, his henrt.
and his fortune of 850,000 per annum.
aud ho became the lovely bride of a
noblemau m every sense of tho word. I
remember how beautiful she looked in
her iilmy white dress with a silkeu light
sheening through its lncey meshes, nnd
pearls, whose years numbered ns many
as tho beads which formed the necklace,
1 saw a picturo of her, taken from nn oil
pninting, after she had lived ns a happy
hruie and beautiful mother in far-oil
Germany. She sat in a half-covered
arbor, with n half wreath of flowers fall
ing carelessly from her lap to the ground.
Her arms nud neck are both bare and
perfectly free from ornament, yet so ex
quisitely molded that jewelry would
merely takeaway from them their beauty.
lier iioautitul hair is parted " one
moonbeam from the forehead to the
crown, nnd combed smoothly back from
her lovelv face. She is the idol of her
husband, and the admired of all the
nobles. .
'ew York Military.
A bill has been prepared for the re
organization of the mi.itary of the State
of "ew York. Among its provisions are
the encouragement of rirlo practice;
15,000 is to be yearly appropriated to
carry out this object. The general mili
tary organization of the Guard remains
unchanged, but in cities or villages
where there are no regiments or battal
ions separate troops can bo organized
which will bo attached directly to
brigades or divisions, as the case may
be, and in all matters relating to reports,
courts-martial and military routine are
treated in the bill ns regimental units.
Tho number of parades is left as before
(seven), but the number of special
parades ot the discretion of commandants
is limited to four. Regimental appro
priations are placed at 1,000 yearly,
battalion nt 8500, sepnrato butteries and
troops mounted 1,000, nud unmounted
200; separate troops of cavalry or in
fuutry 400. Re-enlistments nt the end
of the regular term of servico for one,
two, or three years are permitted, and
discharges at tho discretion of division
commanders on the recommendation of
company nnd the approval of regimental
commandants.
Grocery Gains.
Persons who buy a pound of tea in
Paris will see the grocer put the tea in
a paper bag and then put it on the scnle.
bag nnd all, no that ho sells paper nt the
price of tea. This is a triflo on one
purchase, but if a nourishing grocer buys
a ton ot wrapping paper m a year at the
prico ol pnper nnd sens it to his cus
tomers at the price of tea and coffee and
sugur aud tine groceries generally he
makes a good gain. In that city of in
genious people tho grocers have a special
paper not handsome, not more tena
cious nor more delicate than other paper,
only heaver. It is made with chiua clay
and similar substances, which make it
white, but make it nlso weighty. One
epicier I m'uished with this special paper
will improve his profits by the consump
tion of two or three times the quantity of
paper, tried in tlio scales, that would be
used by one who serves ordinary paper,
There is no risk in buying a Mason &
Hamlin Cabinet Organ. These instru
ments are known to bo the best of their
class iu the world. But if the
opinion of a dealer be asked he will fre
ouently recommend some other, for the
simple reason that he can get larger com
missions tor seluug interior instruments,
By Proxy. In Switzerland there was a
marriage by proxy. A woman there was
married to a man iu America, the proxy
being a neighbor and a man already
married. The authorities are discussing
whether this much-married man has not
committed bigamy.
Dangerous. Tampering with the
gaiiowi under auy circumstances is
dangerous, as an unfortunate prisoner in
the Hudson county jail iu Jersey City
found to his cost. Iu attempting to lift
a weight attached to the machine of
death he injured himself fatally.
Herbal! ; tic Remedies.
In fcrmer days, if a member of the
household became indisposed, the family
head, under instructions from the gray
haired dame, went to the forest or the
held, to gather herbs or berries, from
which were quickly made invigorating
extracts, which ere many days brought
the patient safely around, and saw the
family gathering onco more without a
missing member. How is it now I The
sligutest indisposition brings the "family
physician," with his handsome carriage,
He feels the pulse, examines the tongue
looks very grave, writes a few lines of
hieroglyphics, charges a big lee, and
leaves, only to return the next day and
find his patient mercurialized sufficiently
to be really sick. A week or two of at
tendance follows, and therein lies the
secret of 'wealthy physicians." Com
pare the physique of the present age with
the past, and the story is complete.
Header, discard chemicals and try herbs.
If yon are ill, try the great herbulistio
remedy, Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar Bit
ters. '
An Ingenious Prisoner.
Adotph Lawrence, In the Maryland
penitentiary, whoso term of sentence for
horse stealing expired on the 4th of
March nnd wlto in nntf Kei'Yiug ah adui
tiouftl threo months for nn adroitly
planned and successfully carried out
escapo from tho prison in 1870, has
proved himself a mnn of m Wdinnrjr
tnlonti AVIien the keeper came to his
Cell one. morning in that year, the figure
of a man with outstretched Jinnd pre
sented tho customary check with which
each prisoner is designated, and it was
not for some time after that tho prisoner
was gono that ho discovered that the
figure was a dummy mado of clothing,
nud that the hand was an excellent imi
tation in plaster of paris. Ho was short
ly nfter recaptured, and has since boen
one of tho best of men, and nt tho snmo
time has turned his excellent nbilities in
n direction which is likely to prove
remunerative, nt the samo time that nn
honornblo nnd useful lifo in the future
is open to him. Ho is employed in the
shoo department, nnd some time since
invented nn nttaeliment to shoe-stitching
machines, which is very simple nnd iills
nwnnt long felt. Through the board of
director tho invention was patented
and a sain of the right for New York
made to a large manufacturing house in
New York city for $000. The invention
has gained the good opinion of many in
tun trade, mi l it is behoved that when
the man is at liberty ho will ot onco se
cure a competency in tho sale of rights
to uso and tin royalty upon his inven
tion. Kfl'orti to secur.) his releaso are
strongly seio.ided by the board of direc
tors.
Mood Disease!.
The blood being tht sourco from which our
systems aro built up and from which we derive
our menial as well as phvnieal capabilities
how important that it should he kept pure. If
it contains vile fostering poisons all organic
functions nro woaKoncu tnorooy. nettling
upon important organs, as the lungs, liver or
kidneys, the effect is mo-t disastrous. llonJ
it behooves ovory one to keep their blood in a
perfectly healthy condition, and moro especially
does this apply at this particular season of the
year than at any other. No matter what the
exciting caue niav be, the real cause of a
largo proportion of all diseases is bad blood.
row nr. I'icrce does not wish to place Ins
Golden Medical Discovery in the catalogue of
quack patent nostrums, by recommending it to
cure every disoase, nor does he bo recommend
it ; ou tne contrary there aro unurlreus of dis
eases that he acknowledges it will not cure ;
nut wnat lie does claim is this, tliat there is
but one form of blood disease that it will not
cure, and that discaso is cancer. He does not
recommend his Discovery for that disease, yet
lie Knows it to be the most Boarehine blood
cleaiiBor yet dii-covercd, and that it will free
tlio bioou and system or all other known blcod
poisons, be they animal, vegetable or mineral.
The Gold' n Discovery is warranted by him to
cure tho worst forms of skin diseases, as all
lorms or motcnos, pimples and eruptions, also
all glandular swellings, and tlio worst form of
scrofulous and ulcerated sores of ueck, legs or
other parts, and all scrofulous diseases of the
bones, as white swellings, fever sores, hip
joint and spinal diseases, all of which belongs
to scroiuious uiseases.
CONFIRMED HIP JOINT DISEASE CURED.
W. Giiove Station, la., July 11, 1872
Pear Sir My wife first became lame nine
years ago. Swellings would appear aud disap
pear on her hip, and she was gradually becom
ing reduced, and Her wnole system rotten with
disease. Iu 1S71 a swelling broke out on her
hip discharging largo quantities, and since that
time mere ure several openings, llavo bad five
doctors at an expense of 125. who say nothing
win oo auv good but a surgical operation.
July loin, mid. be writes thus : Jlv wire has
certainly received a great beueiit from tho uue
of your Discovery, for she was not able to get
off the bed and was not expected to live a week
wuon sue commenced using it, a year ago.
She has been doing most of her work for over
six niontliB. Has used tweutv bottles aud still
using it. Her recovery is considered as almost
a miracle, nnd we attribute it all to the use
of your valuable medicine. I can cheerfully
recommend it as a blood purifier and utrougth
restorer. J. M. Uoiunson.
Discovery is sold by druggists. Com.
The public are hereby assured, through
the colnmus of this paper, that J'arttons' 1'ttr
gative l'Uls contain no injurious principle, but
mat tney may be administered to children and
the rnott weak and shattered constitutions iu
small doses, with great certainty of success.
Com.
Dr. A. Johnson, one of, the most suc
cessful pracitionors of his time, invented
what is now called Johnson' Autxlyne Lini
ment, llie great success of this artulo in the
cure of bronchitis and all diseases of throat
and lungs, will make the namo of Johnson not
less favorably, if less widely known, than that
of Louis Napoleon. Com.
Cxmox. Purchasers of the Peruvian
Svrup (a protected solution of tho protoxido of
iron) are cautioned against being deceived by
any of the preparations of Peruvian hark, or
bark aud iron, which may be offered them.
Examine the bottle before purchasing, and bo
sure aud get the "Peruvian Syrup" (not Peru
vian baiK;. com.
Asthma. llus discaso causes greot
difficulty of breathing and tightness across tho
chest, aud somotimes attended with a great
deal or snirocation. liio paroxysm generally
comes on at night, whi;e lying down ; some
times it is attended with great violence. Al
len's Lung liulsam will always givo immediate
relief, unci iu many cases, if persevered in, it
will cure the disease altogether.
For sale by all druggists. Com.
nrV ME, AM) I'M, DO YOI CJOOO."
Of all the modes of ridding the human constitu
tion of impiiiiiio'4 of the blood, dyspepsia, torpid liver
aud its kiudrt'd niseasi, noue is so uuueBsfiil a the utte
of ip. lan;m-:ys hoot ami iieho
HITTERS, 'i'hvy act as a potent tonie and gentle
aporlent, arc mild tu their operations, sate under any
cncunihtancfH, und thousand h ive home tebtimony to
til i heneiits they have derived from their use. They are
the (jnfeht aud nest spring aud summer mediciue vt
discovered lVimlly physicians regularly preseribe
ihum, GKO. O. GOODWIN A CO.. Boston.
Wholusule Agents.
The Markets. "
NEW TOBK.
BeefCatt! Prime to Extra Bullock! 13 Q 13,V
Common to Qood Texana HXu lltf
Milch Cows ...CO 00 85 00
Qogs Live 01i(4 HJf
Dressed 09)i4 0ft)i
Bheep 05 IT
Lambs 07X4 07
Cotlou Middling lfS(4 W
Flour Extra Weaterii 6 00 (4 6 35
Hlate Extra 0 00 (46 25
Wbeat Bed Western 1 27 (4 1 W
No. asking 1 15 (4 1 11
Rye State U3 (4 9g
barley Ht ate '11 (4 1 21
Barley Malt 1 35 (4 1 US
Oata Mixed Wentern 71 (4 71
Corn Mixed Western H) (4 87
May, per cwt M (4 115
Straw, per cwt..... i (4 1 CO
Hops 71a, &33-old on (4 15
Pork Muea 91 lajtfvMl 25
1N 1S(4 It
Fiah Mackerel No. 1, new 13 00 (414 00
" No. new 10 00 (410 to
Dry Cod, per cwt t 00 (4 60
Herring, Scaled, per box. .... 80 (4 85
Petroleum 'Irude 7.1(97Jtf Kenned, 14
Wool California. Fleece 28 (4 8H
Teiaa " 27 a 85
Auatralian " (4 2s, ii.
Butter State 29 (4 SO
Western Dairy 21 21
Wettarn Yellow.. 20 a 21
Wettern Ordinary 18 (4 17
Pennsylvania Fine 25 (4 26
Cheese State Factory 18'(4 17
' Skimmed 05 (4 05
Western 12 (4 14
Eggs State 24 (4 24
ALBANI.
Wheat I 25 (4 1 25 -
Bye State 91 (4 97
Corn Mixed M (4 85
Barley State 1 40 (4 t 40
Oats State ',0 (4 10
BUFFALO.
Flour I 21 O T 00
Wheat No. i Burins 117 (4 1 17
Corn Mixed 1i (4 VJ
Oata 65 (4 5
Bye 10) (4 1 00 '
Barley J 25 (4 1 40
BALTIalOBC.
Cotton 13 w Middlings 1(4 181
Flour Extra 7 0(1 (4 7 00
Wheat Bed Western..., 1 26 (4 1 26
Rye 10 (4 1 07
Corn Velio w 81 (4 8;)
Outs Mixed... C6 (4 67
Petroleum 07 (4 07a
ruuixirsu
Flour PenusylVKUis Extra I 25 4 6 00
Wheat Western Rjd 1 2Jtf 4 1 23
Rye 1 0u (410)
Corn Yellow , 84 (4 5
Mixed M (4 85
Oats Mixed Ct)tf(4 7
Petroleum Crude, 19 10 KsAued, li
BtinNRTT'i Coooainh is the best and
Cheapest hair dressing in the world. Coin.
Tim henk f.lftuHrt Tills, warranted the best,
la Vortinroy's, 714 Uroadway, N. Y. Get it. Com,
SCHOOL MUSIC READERS.
Comttat-nt-o rorit Inftnifctloo wllM
AMERICAN SCHOOL
Music Readers !
IX THREE ItOOKS.
Book I 3.1 cts bn a chnrmlnir conre for Primary
Hchonlfl. H'Mk II .() cU.) hu on emmllr attrrtlv
lr ttrnmmiir NctiooH, nnd Honk III ." cln.J in fitted
for hi if her (tmnminr cIhhmmi nnd Mtrh Knh-tnlt. The
ry prctlcftltlnttrtlnr nnd thorough court lotheM
booki ww tKiiiilrucU-d by U O. Kmebson and W. 8.
TlLDEN.
For Companion Book an
CHEERFUL
VOICES.
A Innrn onllnotlnn of cnnl&1 Rrhnol Rnniri tit T. n
Kmkhhun. A popular book. 50 ot.
Afterward tako up
The Hour of Singing,
Choice Trios, or
The Song Monarch.
Thnn hookn nro for Hum Rrnonrn nnd Apadwmtph.
Tim llnitr fit' Shifting H I AH by L. O. Kmf.hron
and W. H. Timkn, (n ftrnitifrrd for S, fl, or 4 fn ert,
Mtitlrr Tricin 9 I.CHI )y W. S. Tu.nrN. for a voU-ph,
nru choice In nviry wnn, and Tho Sntijr .trmmrrli
n tR. by II. II. Pai.MKH. aatiioti-r by L. O. Kmkroon,
itncicfHftl nn a book for Sinning Classes, la equally Rood
ior iiiku Bcnoois.
All books Knot, postpaid, for retail pi ice.
OMVKIl IHTKOX iV m.. Ilonton.
t HAM. II. IMTSON V TO.,
Ill l.roudwny, New York.
UOik and niport" a month to na-onta.
Adrfrfwa
mm f f A
1,. hTODDAKO, JonesvilK Mich.
A Voice from the South !
If ,oa vrnnl mr.t rurlnuM and rahmhU Randit and Plants
th-tt will cnuiin a h'tf icntttiun uverywnure nilto lor a
frw cntjil'tirtiM to 11m
SDUTIlr.KN BKKI) PLANT CO., Onll.Hn, Tnnn.
rOMM:HKI I,! Sifl only for tho NATIONAL
M K(' CI.OI'KIH A. AtroniK mnv coin mony
at this
thM eommts-'liinn LXKfiK. Writn t
T.
KI.WOOII 1-hlliiilHptiln. Pn.
Seeds, Vegetable & Flowering Plants,
F.tc. Our Anniml rmalngnr frie to all nn application.
I. It. HHOWN SONS, Sned Store, 20 lllram Street.
JVww Brunswick. New Jerny.
IKKIi OF IIAIt;i:, a Preacrlptlnn that any
1 llninrlat will put up, that la a Poaltlvs Cure In
Opium katinir and I)runKrnnrifl. Address,
L11"1': J- V. WKitil.N, Charlmtogn. Maaa
CS? A HIT. Aint wanted, male and female.
Adrlrt-aa Kureka M'I'ir (Jo Buchanan, Mlol
CaVXifi t ""nth to aeonta everywhere. Add
HXCJKLSIOH M'KG CO., Buchanan, M
reaa
.Mich.
N. F. B VRNHAM'S
Tl II 111 VI'
Water Wheel
M nn Mi'lcrirria 4 yens a, and pnt
t-i work In the Patent Office. Wnnh-
innton, 1). C., and has proved to be
the bent. 19 afzea made. Hr.rcn
ou''r thm any othor first-class
wueoi. rampntwt froo.
N. F. UUKNHAM. Yong. Pa.
The Improved Su rerun WnshlnK Mnrhlne,
9 1 4 , n) worth In .! yonr,
nnd irivd uai rental an tin fan
tinu. It washes all sires of
einthttifr, locJumnif It e d
Spre-d-sor Lice (Jnlfiirn.wlth.
out injury. Ilnir dozen shirt
nre tMt;inurf in S tiii:m1.,-) iu.
cl'idi:iKS ilod uritbunds.
Pner Mtcl'lnr-a fr Lnnn-
.'r'es to ori4ir. For descrip
tive Pamphlet add."
YOUli MlU CO..
Vi:ru, rn.
i i r-..w. l. nt...a
9 witrrantpd Keunlne. Chap by mail. Circulars
11 ?
with cut free. I H. BAiicocii.Lockport.N.Y. Jj!
NO
Continued or Henat.onal Stories in the
I'Miri.K'M IjI.IM r.lc n iarRB pnit-B
evHty Mtk. a sear old. hent ou trim S
months tor only .ill cent, a rppcwi AReni wsmea mr
each tiwa, to whom " r,,rnili Advert if Ina; facilities and
Hood pay. H. h. RT is. PuiiiutiT. itoTn. ain.
Mitilfd for 2.1 ct.
Law discount to dealers. Only per-
feet T hrender mado.
WELLS M'FG CO,
led tiy the blind in all Asylums.
121 Court Street, lloston, Mass.
WATKI Alii:TS Everywhere, to sell our popn.
lnr'Lifoof Dr.
lvinffKtone," rrom ma cnnuDooa to ois
List Jourmu."
People a Ettition.
JW. Cotrnlrt. AtifhcHtie. Atlw'ive.
B. H. RUSKKLL, Pub., Boston, Mass.
ALL
f.Ol) Iuvnlufthle. Original and Practical Re.
cipts nnd S licentious, comprising House.
noid, family, inmienc, ARricuuurni, meat
cimil nnd Miscellaneous. Etc.. Etc. t'1f Frnm
FOR
25 c.
mttny j the ticript in (hit Monk Fortune have
hren miflr, .3 Ht-nt, post-paid, on rocelpt of
y.j cents. Address,
C. MAKINSON, Attleboro Falls. Mass.
TITKHV VA1IILY WANTS IT- Money In it.
XU Sold by Agent. Address M. N. LOVELL. Erie. Pa. I
This new Truss Is worn
with uerfect oomfoit
night and day. Adupts
Itf-wif to every motion of
the body, retaining Pin
tnre under the haidest
eieruiat or sevet est s' rain ;
until permanently cured.
isoid cneap oy mt
Elastic Truss Co.,
Mo. 683 llrondwar. N. V. City.
and Bent hy mall. Call or Bend forClr Milar. and ha enrert
The Ways
of JVbmen,
ay Prof, J. V. C. SMITH, M,T.,ods of the tnMt retnarfcable booti
ever lasunt from tli Ainorlcaa prnt. Dr. Hall ), Evimr
Jitmi is A Bicn mini or iNronTto.i. Tho Niw York
World yi, "It ta a dook full or iound lttPORfcUTlnlt rom
nil bum. Dr. Motb,tfa celebrated French pbyilcian, say.
"Evittr rtftu tm wheat, thichipf la mihcino." A grind op
portunity fr nfn'toinkemoney! WHY SIT STILL, com
plnlnlnetf barJ tiinni TM bnlt wti.t tell, fiend for circular! )
itsr rB. PUSTIN', OILMAN CO., Hartford, Coon.
SHARPS RIFLE
VVy.s
Mi.m.fawti.reiM nt Pantit Kieuch-loadlnsT. Military,
Snort in tr and Oreedinoor Rltlea. ' K Hent 111 I lie
W'orhf. Winner at International and nearly all other
principal mutches at ('ivedmoor. (See Ottirlril Kecord.)
MMMlTINtJ Rin.KS. - - 130 to $38
CUKKIMIOOIt Kit l.l'S
W ith Elevations for I iUM yards, $1M) find $125
ISend tor Illustrated UaUilogue.
Akmory and Ofkh f-, K. G. WESTCOTT,
lUHTrom. Conn. President,
T&AIVfi HIES, FATEltTED.
I.'u best rtnl rlirnptft Paint in the
(X-cvic. for Iron. Tin or Woml. For sale
bv llenior everywhere. FTiTXOES' IfETAI.LIO
PAINT CO.. Wnrmft'rern, 9fi tVdar St., New Turk.
t2rC ACTION.-Purchasers will please
lee that our namo and trade mark are on each and
every pickao. senti ror a i Irtilar.
SlO IEli DAY for llanley's IMebnt!
en visum: ana isuslneaB iJaras.toe ueai ul tne worm.
1'2 mactiitieent aaniulett to heitin work with Bent for
cts. Address 11. (J. M ANLKY, Fashionable UngraTer,
jiii o itsuinifum ptreet, KOBton. mass.
TIIK HF.ST in the World
It din-H rnlrersal Sntl.facllnu.
WDMIKKI l li Kcoiiomy.
4li Hi., more Bread to tibl. Hour.
hvi:s iin.K, i-:;;s, jtr.
( ne venr'a savinifs will buy a cow
Ml JIOKU SOCK IlKKAIt.
Whlt.tr. I.whter, Sweeter, llicber.
FMJItVIKtllV I'riiUrrt It.
The LailieB are all In lxivo with it.
Wl I I I 1L.- HOT ( AKIlS
t " Snd at once for Circular to
til'O. F. IIAXT, A: t o.,
1 741 Diiiine Ni., Nrw York.
Iowa R.R.Land Co.
llu for ala 1.00,000 Arrea of Railroad Land In
me iiiiuuiu ivchiuu ui homjiu .
RETT Kit LANDS AT CUKAI'Elt PRICE8
thttp oan be found elsewhere within civilization. No
grasshoppers. No ague. No ludians. AveraKe credit
price lit. and M1 per aore. Start riifht ! Call or send
u the Company's ottiue, U2 Rundolph Street, Chicago,
and obtnin full infonnutlou and how to ruach the lands
free, fcor mans and uoiuohleta. with orlces and tenns.
sddress Iowa Railroad Lnd Co.. Chicago, or Cedar
namas, luwa.
JOHN R. r4T.ll(HTN.
Land 1 omiiilwulon ei
CPU CDCY or FITS cured bj the nwi of oai
LriLLru I Kiiittiii liiuvniFR Trial Pack.!
ieBaHBejH ae . For circulars, evidence ol
succhk. etc., Matlrefcn KQSH Kictimuna, ina.
Iirih Isartiosir inrt von ever saw
with vtmr n nit i t hnndautiuelv iirinted on
them, sunt, post paiil. uia receipt of 20
CeDU. Your friends will all wuut them
u h h n thtv tuoA vnurs. A (1(1 re.
W. O. CANNON. 4H Kntwlind Ktreet. H stnn. Mm
WHIT IB! PIT.EHI
ItKAl) t "PI.A1X ULthT
Facta," a Trcatiso on tho-
C auaes. History, C ure and
Preveniion of I'lLKs. r'ub.
Halted b. P. NKUKTAKI).
I KB ( on 46 Walker Klrcet,
Sew York. Bentt'Rk'Ktoall
itana of the Uoil.d SLa'M on
recetni 01 a jeuer atamp.
$10
IO ." J'HIt HA V-Kenrl f..r ('h-ontu'
caUlogne. J. It. nUt rURD a SONS. Boston
.TtL'PAJkNT CABINET or
LtlllKt ILfe la useful to every
liuBlnaaa man, to keep BILLS. 1.ET
Ttua or FAPH8 always claan
iuiu m Bipnarxuaou oraerj noias
ieiiera, oan oe usea on a aeaK
nuns; to tne wail, we prep&y
ureaa eharsea. Send for olraulu
TTT - Tr I'-T ,
AOdresa C, A, A WU, C'tUgsga, UV,
price list with 1,000 referenoes.
Fei AST 10
yggTfS. Established 185S.
fo- Mitil Athr IQOffiWW ,iw:0'u Sj.ywOirfi
I 111
st-t-t, .rum;- : - J
Dr. J. Walker's California Vin
egar Uilters nro a purely VoRotablo
preparation, mnuo clneliy irom mo na
tive herbs found on tho lower ranges of
tfce Sierra Nevada mountains of ("alitor
nia, tho medicinal properties of which
nro extracted therefrom without tho uso
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked, " What is tho- causo of tho
unparalleled success of Vixkaak I3it
XEKsf" Our answer is, that thoy remove
tho causo of disease, nnd tho patient re
covers his health. They aro tho great
blood purifier and a life-giving principle,
n perfect Kenovatnr nnd Invigorator
of tho system. Never beforo in tho
history of" tlio world lifts a medicine been
cuiniMiuinkd possessing tlio remarkablo
qunlitien of Vinkoar Mitthm in licalinp tho
sick of every disenso lnnn is heir to. They
aro a jrentlo Piu-frntivo ns well ns a Tonic,
relioviiifr Congestion or Inflainnmticm of
tho Livor uuil Visceral Organs iu Bilious
Diseases
The properties of Ph. Walker's
Vinkoak ltiri'Wts nro Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedative, C'otinter-Iirituut Sudorilic, Altera
tive, ondAiiti-Biiious.
11. II. McUU.VAI.Tl CO..
Dmptrlflta and Gen. Acts.. S:n Krnncison. California,
and oor. of W'tiahinclon and Chnrlton su.. N. Y.
Sold u' all llruKlat unci D. alera.
N. Y. N. U.-TTn. 14
AIlVEUTlMEItX! Send 2S cents to GKO. P
ROW KM, A (JO., 4 I I'urk ftuw, N. T., for their '
FtatnphUtof lOO"!?6, containing llsta cf tttnIO nav.
patMr. ann atimaTa unnwinff onat. m anMriiin
$250 s5
ItlONTII Atonte wanted evry-
hre. Htimneaa hotmrnlilM and first-
Particolarn srnt free. Address
WORTH A. CO., St. Ixmi. Mo.
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NftCfwaary as
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ituBtun.
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with ttc re turn stamp, u. hobb, w nnamaimryn.jv .
jfc m PER A Y Oommimton, or S30aweekSal
r5i ry and Eipenp. We offer it and will puy
if Annlnw. il. W KRKKR A CO.. .Marion. O.
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GOOD, DURA11I.R, AND CHEAP
Shipped Heady for Uae.
Manufactured by CHAPMAN fc
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IK Bend for a Catalogue.
Aentlpniitn Y inline To Him m IVw.Vory
ttie old-farhtcned mi tic.es ot Jl'Mi-t-h-'ld J urnituio
and Mantel Oinaii.euts, br.i-ti us we.e In uw a hundred
years rgi. Peinnus buvhig'ucu unifies ! t-ull, whether
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to V. JE. Hl.K,
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O-i-" bert Family Pnper In America, with two ifii.tai
Chruiuoa. tree. AM. MM
l r t.1 i
I CO., UOO Btoadway. N. Y.
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IU.VX11J J. OuttitB. CaTiilue.aiim(leBttiid full (Mtr
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to .el I the
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Hy Mrs. Ftrnhou.B ot nail i.ane viiy, ru yn
t:JtrKluctioa by Mm Mowc. 'l'hin Btory ot
sl . DmtD'i extwriencc lny. baro the 'iiii(en uc "
t? JfeAh J " wide-aiuake woniiui uti (int." Bright. 1'ura
VsritJand Oood, it ta. the o.rf new book cut, actwuY
fii .ui Jnln..u .1. .if tli. M.iminn. M .
wt-are, vun .veryuouj, ana oum-iu.u iiwti f" -ore.
Miniitcr. ril it " tmlnt wimoi
cnilorc. it Krerybody n( ill and BBcou ars rbiQjS'
Irbin lu tOKUa Hay I Bum ifl"ww wwisyrwi '
want. VMM) :Miretrutyae,enl. NOW-mnorwornvQ- I-S
e will mail If uint rr- 10 inoe who win v.ii.m...
BampMeU with lull p.rllcula, term., etc. tent tree U
CadilRM A. 1. WuMlillMOTOM at Co.. liartlord. Coor.
11IUI 4 ItlONTII. ACKNTM WANTKII
for the New Book KucceM lu lttlnineas." or
Mf TT "T This country has money foi
II N Hi everlody: lof Workininnni.
V Hiulnau Mn. V & T ni 6 t B .
AND Young Men, Boya, Wnmcn,
HOW
TO
and nil; and this book rho
how to m-t It. Just the btik
fur the tim... and will Bell faa:
Send for circular nud term, to
TUT A T7P TfTI iienta. p. w. aiwn.F.n
X'lxV JV-lli X X . !i , dl8 Arch St.. l'lilla..ra.
Knitily made water-tight wllh lillnea' Male 1'alnt,
wliioh navel) reBltlnxlliiK, contulna no tur. i extremely
ebeap, liriirlieullv It.tt proof, very ortiniiH'iiliil,
ana innorHeii iy runiio inBiiiim'ui., iy..i,...........t
and leading men In nil aeetlons. Send lor llnoU
1'irculRr of Jloitie refcremteB nnd lull rartlcularB,
W. V. Bl.iVrr; inniri i' " "7,
(I ( i ilnr Slrei-I. Nw ark.
THE BEST
Prairie Lando
IOWA AND NEBRASKA,
FOB BALE DT
The BnrliDon & Missouri Fiver R. H Co.
On Ten Years' Credit at O per cent. Interest
ONR 11II.I.ION . ,.( K. In IOWA and SOUTH
ERN NK11KASKA.
trv In tba world to combine FARji
IN; and (STOCK. UAIS1NU.
I'roduelR will pity lor I.nntl nnd Improve.
uienlM Iiiiih before the i'ritiriiinl be
comes due. l.nrMe lliaeoiiuta
Tor lash,
M Th .rv-itnlleH rlaatitution in NebraBka lieB In the far
western region, beyond the lands of the B. s It. 11. U.
Co."
tir" irar elroulara that will describe full, these lands
ud the terms of aale, apply to or address.
LAM) COMMISSIONER,
Bnrltngton, Iowa, for Iowa Landfl,
or Lincoln, Neb., for Nebraska Lands.
JUST
.MONKV IN IT sritK! Justont
U.eful, Handsome, Cheap. Bells eve.y
where. A rate chance. Also.
NW MAPS, CHARTS, Etc.
Our new chart, ' II If I ST 1 A N
RAl'I'S, is a Bpleuiliil .uttcefta. Cin
cinnati prices atlllle MS Net, York. Send
for tenut to K. O. M 1 1 1 I Hi M A N , 0 Hue
InvSt.V.Y .A 11! W. 41 li St..fin..O.
BOOK
YOU
CAN
SELL
Habit Cured
& certain and sure care, without Inconvenience,
and at borne. An antidote that stands purely on i's
own merits. Send (or my quartet lv magazine (U
costs you nothing), containing certlncitcs ol hundreds
that have been permanently cured. I claim to have
atseorered and produced the tibst OaUGixaj. Ana
oulx acaa cubs tob opium batixo.
1K. g. B. COliIaKS, La Porte, lnd.
7K A WEEK. Agents wanted everywhere. For
. ffi U gutfil t iUi'vJsl tfWUi, W WB, Ohio.
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