FARM, (UltDEX AND HOUSEHOLD.
Orrlmrd unit Nnmny.
Planting will occtipy the ftttmition of
the majority of fruit-growers. If trees
nre sot early while tho buds are still
(lorramit, tlio roots will sufler less from
tliying than if planted Inter, besides
tho earth has a chance to settle around
thorn. Every farmer or lnndowner or
occupier should provide an abundance
of fruit for his family, and if he lias the
time or inclination, it will be profitable
as a market crop. If there is a nursery
in tho vicinity it will pay to givo an
extra price for the privilege of selecting
the trees as they stand. Farmers may,
with advantngo to themselves, sow and
rniso their own stocks from seed, and
give tho boys instructions how to graft
and bud each in their season.
Established orchards need to havo the
fertility of tho soil kept up; give them
well-rotted manure. Wood ashes may
almost always bo applied with advan
tage; old, neglected orchards may bo
made productive if the soil is properly
worked around the trees, dead anil
clinging limbs removed; a dressing of
lima will often work wonders.
On most places are to be found trees
bearing natural fruit, which is only suit
able for cider; if theso are sound and
healthy they may bo readily made to
produeo good marketable fruit by graft
ing with established varieties; in from
three to six years tho grafts will com
mence to bear, which will bo sooner
than if young trees were planted.
Drains should be provided in every
orchard where there is not a natural
drainage. See that there aro no hollows
in which water will settle after rains and
during tho winter. Underdraius should
be nt least three feet below tho surface
of the ground, and their distance ojmrt
will depend upon tho character of the
ground.
Cut cions early this month, before
buds have started, and store in sand or
earth in the cellar until needed for uso.
Many nurserymen offer cions for sale at
reasonable rates, and this puts choice
varieties of fruit within the reach of all,
in they aro sent by mail very cheaply
nud with safety, and if packed' in damp
moss they will not sailer if three weeks
or more in transit.
Cherry and peach-stones which were
buried in boxes last fall, should be sow
ed in nursery row3.
Seeds of fruit and ornamental trees
may now bo planted whou the frost is
out of the ground.
Look after tont caterpillar.? and other
injurious insects early; the eggs of the
caterpillar may bo readily seen n tho
ends of tho small twigs before the leaves
nppear; if not tnkeu off now they will
cause much troublo later in the season.
Bark scale is another very destructive
insect which is common in some sections
of the country, and can only bo destroy
ed by very vigorous applications of
whale-oil soap and other washes.
Labels are absolutely necessary in the
nursery, or where there is a collection of
fruit. Havo a supply always on hand.
In most parts of this country it is
necessary to fence out stray cattle which
will often do great damage to young
trees. An orchard must have a strong
fence and a good gate that cannot be
opened by cattle. Allow no broken fence
panel to exist even for a single night.
Agriculturint.
I'dcIhI Hint.
"When a cork gets pushed down into
tho neck of a bottle, insert a loop of
strong t'j ino and engage tho cork in
any direction most convenient. Then
give a strong pull, and tho cork will gen
erally yield sufficiently to bo withdrawn.
In case a finger ring becomes too tight
to pass the joint of the linger, the finger
should first be held in cold water to re
duce any swelling or inflammation. Then
wrap a rag soaked in hot water around
the ring to expand the metal, and lastly
soap tho finger. A needle threaded with
strong silk can then be passed between
tho ring and linger, and a person hold
ing the two ends and pulling the silk,
while sliding it around the periphery of
tho ring, will readily remove tho latter.
The best mode of oiling a belt is to
take it from tho pulleys and immerse it
in a warm solution of tallow and oil ;
after allowing it to remain a few mo
incuts tho belt should be immersed in
water heated to one hundred degrees
Fahrenheit, and instantly removed.
This will drive tho oil and tallow till in,
nud at t ho same time properly temper the
leather.
An easy method of breaking glass to
any required form is by making a small
notch, by means of a file, on the edge of
a piece of glass ; then mako the end of a
tobacco pipe, or a rod of iron about the
same size, red hot in the fire, apply the
hot iron to the notch, and draw it slowly
along tho surface of tho glass, in any di
rection you please ; a crack will be made
in the gla3S and will follow the direction
of tho iron. Round glass bottles and
flasks may be cut in the middle by wrap
ping round them a worsted thread
dipped in spirits of turpentine, and set
ting it on lire when fastened on the
glass.
To clean and restore the elasticity of
cane chair bottoms, turn the chair bot
tom upward, and with hot water and a
sponge wash the cane ; work well, so that
it is well soaked ; should it be dirty, iiso
soap; let it dry in tne air, and it will be
as tight and firm as new, provided none
of tho canes are broken. Scientific
American.
IIuiiMcliold Notes,
Linen Collars. To give linen col
lars, shirt bosoms and cuffs a nice glaze,
add a teaspoonf ul of scraped white soap
and one of salt to every pound of
starch.
To Mash Pabsnips. Boil them ten
der; nib the skin off; then mash them
into a stew pan with a little cream, a
good pieco of butter, salt and pep
per. Mt'sii Waffles. One quart of flour,
one pint of eornmeal mush, two eggs, a
tablespoonful of butter and a little s.ilt.
Mako a thin batter with sweet milk.
Separnt ) the eggs as for rice wailles; it
makes them lighter.
Muffins. Ono quart of milk, fiva
eggs, ono tablespoonful of good yeast,
if home made, three or four; a lump
of butter the size of a waluut, and Biifti
cieut flour to form a stiff batter. Hat
it in a warm place to rise, and when
light bake in muffin-rings.
To Clean a Ncbia. Take a wooden
bucket, fill it half full of wheat flour.
Then dip your nubia up and down in the
flour until it looks white, shake thor
oughly, when it will be as nice us new,
and n:t have the drawn appearance
which washing gives.
Coffi b Cake. One and a half cups
of f ugar, one cup of molasses, one cup
of butter, one cup of etrong coffee, three
egg, one teaspoonful of soda, five nud
u half cups of flour, raiains, cinnamon, j
doves and nutmeg, The raisini to be
stoned and nibbed in a little of tho flour
before being added to the mixture.
Bnttrr Pnrkeri Tor Keeping.
Take two parts of the best common
salt, one part of the host loaf sngar, one
part of refined niter of potasl, beaten
and blended well together; of this com
position put one ounce to sixteen ounces
of butter and work it well together in a
mass, which press well into the firkins.
AfW tho butter has become cool (for
friction, though it be not touched with
the hands, will soften it) put salt on the
top and keep it from the air. The butter
thus preserved is tho bettor fnr keeping,
and should not be used under a month.
For family use it is best in pots of the
best glazed earth that will hold from ten
to fourteen pounds each. It must be
remembered that this will not make bad
butter good, but it will preserve good
butter for months if kept at a proper
temperature that is not exposed to the
rays of tho sun.
Qunrk-drnaa.
David Gray, of Oneida county, lately
told his associates of tho Central Now
York Farmers' Club that ho gets the
better of quack-grass (that " life-matter"
full of crude and wicked tendencies) by
plowing tho infested field two inches
dee) in September, leaving it thus dur
ing fall and winter, " when the roots are
killed by alternate freezing and thaw
ing." In spring cross plow three inches
deep, and put on a heavy harrow.
Finally, draw the remnanti into wind
rows by menus of wheel-rake. This re
sult is in pleasant contrast to the expe
rience of Mr. Warner, who detected a
spirit of moral perversity in tho "im
mortal plant " which made it grow the
more it was interfered with.
JfEWS OF THE DAT.
Intel-ratine Item from Home find Abroad
It is Raid that the forthcoming Euglixli
budget will chow a total revenue for the
financial year ending March 81 of A'74,922,000.
Thin falls .2,414,000 below the revomio of the
previous year, but exceeds tho estimates by
41)7,000 Jonathan L. Jones failed to get
a claim of ;?00.006 through tho last t'nited
States Congress, and committed suicide by
drinking liquor A gang of counterfeiters
iu Virginia was broken up and a large number
of them captured with their tools All
available United States troops have been
ordered to the Texas border to act against tho
Mexican raiders The Secretary of the
United States Treasury has decided that ves
sels should hail from their home ports, and not
from places not ports but selected merely from
tl fancy of the owners Tho trial of tho
Guikwar of Borada, at Calcutta, on the cbarge
of attempting to bribe the servants of the
residency to poison Colonel Phnyro, tho resi
dent, has resulted iu the disagreement of the
commissioners before which the case was on
trial It is believed that littlo Charley
Ross is dead that tho excitement relative to
him was so great the kidnappers took his life
to destroy traces of their guilt A row boa
was run down by a tteamer in Norfolk bay
Va., and two men drowned The total out-
Btauding currency of the United States is
4424,14S,13f.!)2 Yellow feTor is reported
as epidemic iu Havana, and cases have oc
curred iu Key Webt A large reduction in
the railroad faro between tlio East and West
has taken place.
A meeting of merchants in New York, ir
respective cf party, was held, at which resolu
tions indorsing the action of Governor Tilden
relative to cauals were passed, and a committee
appointed to present the roport to Governor
Tilden Henry Ward Bcechcr, in flis evi
dence in the great Tilton vs. Bcecher case,
testified that he was boru iu Litchfield, Conn.,
in 1H13. Ho was thirteen years old when he
left Litchfield. The family lived in Boston for
eight years following, and Mr. Beecher gradu
ated at Amherst College iu 18:51. He studide
at Lane's University three years and was
lieen-ed as a preacher iu 1837, his first pulpit
being at Lawrenceburg, Ind. In 1S17 he went
to Brooklyn and assumed the pastorate of Ply
mouth Church, then just organized. At that
time tho church numbered twenty people. Ho
preached continuously at Plymouth Church from
that tinio to this. " I do not think," he said,
"that during that time twenty-seven years
I have lost live Sundays." Tho number of
communicants of Plymouth Church he places
at from twenty-five hundred to three thousand.
Atido from his duties as clergyman., he has
lilled several editorial positions, written a large
number of books,' and delivered numberless
lectures Tho Overlook Mountain House iu
the Catskills, near Woodstock, Ulster county,
N. V"., a famous summer resort, caught fire and
was entirely consumed.... Labor troubles are
reported in several cotton manufacturing towns
of Massachusetts, Maiue and New Hampshire,
caused, as alleged, by an imperative order
from the Fall Iiivor Head Centre of the Na
tional Union, requiring operatives to demand
a restoration of former prices The decrease
of tho public debt of the United States since
June 30, 1874, hag been S9,453,4G2.G2....Mr.
Childer, speaking at Poutefract, England,
prophesied a brilliant future lit America, and
said that England should seek the friendship
and alliance of the United States.
The New York State Senate passed a resolu
tion to investigate the tolls charged in New
York on grain transfers.. . .It is reported that
Spain has requested (ienany to order its war
vessels to bombard Zarauz for the Gustav out
rage, but Germany has re-fused. . . ,The Cuban
government lias abolished the 2,l percent tax
on capital aud imposed an income tax of fifteen
percent Delegate Canuon, of Utah, was
put on trial for polygamy aud discharged, the
proseoutiou being barred by the statute of
limitations Andreas Egner and George
Ittifer, the murderers of Herman Schilling, will
be hanged at Cincinnati July 13 John N. J.
Monks's house in Boardville, N. J., was burned.
Two ohildreri were saved by being thrown
from a window. Two others were burned
te ashes. Mr. Monks was bo terribly burned
that he died The mills of Xatick, It. I.,
closed recently, owing to the strike of the
operatives Tun bjiler iu Tunnel's Mills,
in Eiliotsville, Jefferson ccmnly, Ohio, exploded,
killing three men The bodies of three
men who had porishod with cold were found hy
hunters in a rootless cab u in Ness couutv,
Kansas Harry Brown, sgcl thirteen, eon
of a New York custom house ofticial, was
found dead in his father's barn iu Biooraing
burgh, Orange county, having a?cidenl!y
hanged himself while preparing a first of April
trick EuooU Avery, of l'ai uiiugton, Mo,
was attacked by his half crazy sou, who severe
ly wounded him with a shot guu. The lad
then went into the barn, set it on fire, and
periehed in the flames.... Sylvtuus Keller, his
wife, and five children, were buried iu the
rui' a of their house, which was blown down in
Jasper county, Mo. All were saved but one
daughter seven years old.
The past winter shows a largely increased
death-rate iu many of the large citiea In
America a?U Europe.., . By an accident ou
the Chicago, Burlington aud Quiney railroad,
near Tyrone, la., four persona wire killed aud
many severely iujured Letters from the
Governors of MuvvaeUustttR, JtMode Island,
New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota, Kansas, Nebiarks, Virginia, Keu
tucky, South Carolina and Aikaubn bay that
their Mates will take part In the Philadelphia
Centennial It in reported that several
clerks In the United States rost-ofllce depart
ment In Washington havo boon discovered to
be acting as accomplices of mail contractors In
swindling the Government. ... ..There have
been four cases of yollow fever at Key West,
Fla., but thore are none there now It
proposed by British and French capitalists
to make the channel tunnel project an enter
prise of a purely commercial aud industrial
character, aud not a government, undertaking.
They favor the formation of a French com
pany, with a capital of 250,000,000 francs.
Four lines, instead of two, will be laid down.
The entire work will occupy eight years
The Trenton (N. J.) iron works were dostroyed
by fire with a loss of $100,000. Over three
hundred men are thrown out of employment.
Mexican authorities claim that prominent
citizens of Texas are encouraging and aiding
the bordor troubles with an object In view
against Mexico. . . .The American Trust Society
Is fifty years old. Tho total recoipts have ex
ceeded $12,700,000, of which one-third was
from donations and legacies. The expendi
tures for grants, colportage and tho foreign
mission prefs have exceeded the entire benevo
lent receipts.
A discussion between two miners on the labor
question at Peckvillo (Pa.) resulted iu a fight,
in which one of thorn named Patrick Slaviu
was killed A terrible case of fanaticism is
now undergoing investigatiou iu Cuba. A
mother, believing she was acting by the
orders of the spirits, lure out the eyes of her
son, and afterward attempted to tear ent her
own. This sbe did openly, as a solemn sacri
fice, in the presence of tho ether wenr.n of
the family, who prayed iu a loud voice while it
was going ou. All the parties have beeu
arrested, and aro now on trial In the
Cincinnati charter election tho Democrats were
successful by majorities ranging from 1,000 to
6,000...... At the Annapolis (Md.) election a
rict took place, at which a number of persons
were badly hurt P. T. Barnum, the show
man, was elected mayor of Bridgeport (Couu )
at the late election The supposed yellow
fever at Key West is believed by physicians to
have been another disease ....The new
Canadian postal law takes effect from the 1st of
May instead of tho 1st of August as originally
anticipated. . . .The steam boiler of tho Delano
iron works, Syracuse (N Y.), exploded, killing
one man and seriously injuring several others.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
American Steamship Company at Philadelphia
the annual report was read, showing that the
receipts for the past year had exceeded tho
ordinary expenses by 147,000 .... James U.
Ingei'soll, sentenced November 28, 1873, to
five years' imprisonment for forgery in the
second degree, has been pardoned by Gov.
Tilden, of New York. Ingei'soll was con
nected with tho Tammany ring.
Tho Canadian House of Commons has passed
a bill giving Germans, naturalized after a resi
dence of five years in tho Dominion, all the
rights of British subjects Tho vote for
Governor iu Connecticut stood 53,785 for Inger- I
soil, Dom 44,303 for Gieene, Ir p , and 2,750 j
for Smith, Temperance. Tho Congressional
delegation shows three Democrats and one '
Bopublican ; a Democratic gaiu of two. The
State Legislature is Democratic A fire in i
Shelbyvillo, Iud., destroyed property valued at
$10,000 The report that the Emperor of j
Brazil proposed to abdicate is pronounced uu- !
founded.... At a fire in the Frankfort House,
New York, one man was suffocated Three j
masked men entered the house of Charles j
Mitchell, a farmer, living near Mitchell, Cana-
da, tied him and his daughter hand and foot, '
and fastened thorn down to their beds. The
robbers then leisurely rausa kol the house, j
aud carried off $1,000 iu cd-h Homy B. I
Wilkins.m bought lottery tickets from James ,
Gill, valued at $3,000, and, having lost, he i
sued Gill for double tlio sum. A New York !
jury gave him $1,400. .. .David Keaveuy, aged
fifteen years, was arresteda! Sp.ingfield, Mais.,
for killing his fnthor, Michael Keaveuy, at
Petersham, on Easter Sunday, by striking him
with a tlat-irou.
If every one of our readers would try
Dobbins' Electric Soup (Crngin & Co.,
Philadelphia), they would, liko us, be
come lirm believers iu its wonderful
merit. Have your grocer order it.
I Providing for a Kino. The king of
i the Sandwich Islnnds, while nt a New
lork hotel, for eight days hud a private
table nt nil extra expense of S1U0 per
day. Wines and litpiors for hw purty
for eight days cst 81,582.10; cigars,
$573.75: medicine, S7.50. The King's
. sleeping room cost $12 per day, his pri-
vate parlor 15, his reception parlor S 20,
and his dining parlor $20. The total
j bill for eight days was $G,2N0.91.
The art of voicing reeds, tho mont dif- j
ficult and important in tho manufacture
of cabinet or parlor organs, wns invented !
by Mr. Emmons Hamlin, of the Mason
& Hamlin Organ Co., in 1817. It has i
been universally adopted by American j
and largely by European makers, but
none have attained that high standard of !
excellence iu it which is reached iu the I
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Org.uis. This
fact is universally recognized by musi-1
ciaus.
John-son's UoY.--It was only natural
alter all tliat, wlien Johnson s boy was i
soon cutting a sprout from tho currant'
bushes, a dozen other boys should slyly '
cross the garden and creep under the '
eaves of the woodshed to hear " if Tom j
hollered and yelled." People who pass-!
ed by and saw eleven or twelve hoya
standing in a row, cars pressed to the
clapboards, wondered what new trick was !
being planned. i
. I
Modern Medical Discovery.
. . . !
it is claimed mat tusease, with a lew
exceptions, has been oonriuered by the
research and intellect o? enlightened
men; and yet a noted professor of New
York admits that " of sciences, medi -
cines is the most uncertain," and that
"thoiiRunds are annually slaughtered in
the sick room ." Certain "schools" of
medicine are in existeuee, one of which
'makes the purtient ill," in order to
claim ft cure; and another administers
"sugar-coated bread pills," relying tipon
nature to effect her own cures. Dr. J.
Walker, of California, nu old and re
spected physician, tried both modes of
treatment 'and both failed. He then
appealed to nature's curative herbs ;
and now enjoys rugged health. He has
given the benefit of his discovery to the
j world, iu the shape of Vinegar Bitters,
aim fiuce its introduction ha3 sold u
quantity almost largo enough to make
a small harbor, or to float tho Gn at
Eastern. Its curative propertu-e are at
touted by grateful thousands.
A member of Parliament saiil tho
othor ilny that there arepavtsin Englaud
iu which it is unsafe publicly to express
approval of the-verdict in the Tichborne
case.
Electiiicitv is Life. All nervous dis
order, ehi'OUiO dieae- of the cUest, lifciul,
Jtver, itomaob, kidney anJ bluoil. arliea anj
pains, imrrouit mid general dubilitr, etc.,
qiilukly cured after diiiitu fail by wearing Volta'a
Eleotno lilt aud Baud. Valuabla boik free,
ly Yolt4 lielt Co., Cluoliinati, Ohio. Co tus
Died Suddenly of Heart Disease.
How cammon Is the announcement. Tlion
sands are suddenly swept into eternity by this
fatal malady. This disease generally has Its
origin iu impure blood filled with irritating,
poisonous materials, which, circulating through
the heart, irritate its delicate tissues. Though
the irritation may at first be only slight, pro
ducing a little palpitation or irregular action,
or dull, heavy, or sharp darting pains, vet by-and-bye
the disease.becomes firmly seated, aiid
inflammation or hypertrophy, or thickening of
the lining membrane or of the values, is pro
duced. How wise to give early attention to a
case of this kind. Unnatural throbbing or
pain in the region of the heart should ad
monish one that all is not right, and if you
would preserve it from further disease, yon
must help it to beat rightly by the use of such
a remedy as will remove the cause of the
trouble. Use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery before the disease has becomo too
seated, and it will, by its great blood purifying
and wonderful regulating properties, effect
a perfect cure. It contains medicinal proper
ties which act specially upon the tissues nf tho
heart, bringing about a healthy action. Sold by
all first-class druggists.
REAI1T DISEASE CCItKD.
BocKronT, 8pencer Co., Ind., Feb. 1, 1874.
Dr. It. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.:
About two years ago I was afflicted with a
disease of the heart, which at times created
a pressure around it, almost causing suffoca
tion. I saw an advertisement of your Golden
Modical Discovery, recommending the sumo as
a cure for disease of the heart. I then bought
half a dozen bottles of it, and after using three
bottles I was entirely relieved and am new
eu joying good health. ' Gratefully yours,
Vitus Kii.i.un.
We invite tho attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Dr. Langley'B Hoot
and Herb Bitters, which have for more than
twenty years been so favorably known and so
extcusively used as a spring and summer medi
cine. Few preparations equal thcBe bitters in
purifying and cleansing the blood of all im
purities, and thus recovering the health and
correcting all diseases of the stomach and
bowels. For the various complaints that arc
cured by this valuable medicine see the adver
tisement headed "Buy me aud II do you
good," in to-day's paper. Cam.
The Human Haib. How ninny per
sons abuse this delicate aud beautiful orna
ment, by burning it with akvhotic trashes and
plastering it with grease, which has no affinity
for the Bkin, and is not absorbed. Burnett's
Cocoaiue, a compound of cocoanutoil, etc., is
unrivaled as a drossing for tho hair is readily
absorbed, and is peculiarly adapted to it's
various conditions, preventing its falling off
aim promoting its healtny giowtn. ssee adv t.
Com.
Veterinary surgaons all over the coun
try are recommending Sheritbm' Cavalry Con
tlilitHi J'oinlers for the following troubles in
horses : Loss of appetite, roughness of tho
hair, stoppage of bowels or water, thick water,
coughs, colds, swelling of the glands, worms,
horse ail, thick wind, and heaves. Com.
A friend of ours, who is chief clerk in
tho governmental dispensary, says that no
medicine chest is now complete without John
son's Analytic Liniment. 'o always supposed
it was prescribed by law. If it is not, it
ought to be, for certainly tlicro is nothing in
tho whole materia meniea of so much impor
tance to the soldier and the sailor as Johnson's
Anoflinc Liniment.. Com.
Tateuted 1H73. The best Elastic Truss.
JIado only by I'omcroy & Co., 714 C'dway, N.Y.
Com.
A Stahtlino Truth. Thousands die
annually frcm neglected coughs and colds,
which soon lipen into consumption, or other
eipially fatal diseases of the lungs ; whcH by
the timely uso of a single bottle of J)t: Wis
tar llalsam (f ll'iM Cherry their lives could
havo been prt served to a green old age. l'ifty
cents and one dollar a bottle, large bottle's
much the cheaper. Com.
Bronchitis or Chronic Sore Throat.
It is attended with irritation of the bronchial
tubes, which convey the air we breathe into
tho lungs. This irritation produces sore
throat, hoarseness, coughing, and sometimes
'pitting of matter streaked with blood. If it is
neglected it will extend down to the huigs. and
fettles into confirmed consumption. Allen's
Lung lialsam will be found a most valu
able remedy for curing this disease, and pre
vmt its running into consumption. For sale
by all medicine doalers. Com.
l "Rl'V MK, AMH'M, DO YOU fJOOD."
, Of nil tile modes nf rtcldttiK the human constitution of
I Impurities of the blood, dyspepsia, torpid lirnr and Us
kin.lred ni."nf). nonM io so orcpf'il n tbc of llr,
i i.A;i.i:v'sitooT ami iii:k it iuttkks.
. Ttit'y ncl as a potrul f'tiic and Rfiitlu aperient, are iiulil
! in their operations, safe under any cireum-tanes, and
; thuusuuds have borne testimony to the benefits they
have derived from their uku. They ate the safest and
best spriOK medicine yet discovered. Family physicians
, regularly prescribe them.
i CiKO. 0. GOODWIN CO., Borrow,
l . Wholesale Agents.
The Markets.
NEW YORK.
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Fish MaeUerel No. 1, uew 11 60
" No. 2. new 8 50
Dry Cod, per cwt a Ou
Uerrintf. Sealed, per box.:..
3A
Petroleum Crude 07 (07 Refilled,
nwi i:auioruiu fleece 2H
Texas " 26
Australian
Butter Ktate 28
Western Dairy 21
Western Yellow 2l
Westeru Ordinary 16
(3 l2
(4 2s, 4d.
(4 a
(4
(4
4
25
22
17
26
17
11
)
24
reunsvlvauia Flue
Cheese State Factory ,
14 Skiruined..,,
24 (4
lfiKftt
OS t4
Western 12 (4
Eggs State 21
ai.ban.
KyetlWaVeV.V".V'V'.".'.'".'.
com Mixod'.V.ir.'!!..'.V.V.V. '
utNttate '"
" & BPrriLO."
Flour ,
'y-"
oat. '.'.'.V.V.".'."V.i'.".l!
"eJ 'baltYmoaje
Cotton Low Mlddllus. ,
wSeatZRed weVtoVa
Rye
1 90
1 00
85
1 25
7i
5 21
1 17
IB
AS
64
1 26
AIM
(4 1 00
87
(41 26
u 72
(4 7 00
(4 1 17
& 65
(4 64
(A 1 40
7 00 a T 00
1 28 a 1 28
1 16 a i io
8.1 (4 M
corn Yellow
Oats Mixed 6 a 67
! Pe'ol6Uul ilir" 07
' Flour Pennsylvania Extra o a 25
1 wi!eatWe",ern Red 1 Is. I V.
1 05
6
v;ura leuow so (4 sr
Mixed.
87 a
64 (it
87
fix
Ui,
Oata Mixed
Petroleum Crude.
.1 I (A HI
Kenned.
r. . ZrM) Prtud at BEST.
vrrorwo lonruwn rnntinsr
rOTlebla tQ I'"-" ferrarl., hW.l,rnv?lnri,ctc.
T". T J l. irri-r ttu'i t r Isrprr work.
iAinf: A IluMiirMH.wrnUiitlii'ir printing and
vivV3 advi iti.-iiu.', rave money and lurn-aso
vf..4:l (r.rtt. itmtoiir ll-liit inn- flili,!ii
"-Sav i fiiiiastiiiu- for spare liours. BOYS
D.:..i-. .
have yic.-it fun and make money f.ist
at printing. Si-Tul two:-tamps for full
lalalouejiross-.-s type elc to the M fr
.l.Lbfci A CO., Mcrlilt-n, tuna.
S1! 2 IM'lt DAVstb.me. Tenns tree. Ad.
i 0O.
Portland .Jde,
J.M.
WtiiN.nw A: Co.. A""
hroktr. f Ttlwl. Me.. au : "U e
bone-t'y think your Hen. Fiinm
suisrl jr to ail other Baking Pow
ders "
VfBtt Mtonc A' Vot,Grnrrt
ftprinyjlelfl, Vai., my : ' Ha
Foam combines all the qualities
desired la a flrat-claas Baking
pojidor." Trjlt.
' It i just th thins; for Djrpep
tlos and weak persons, and tene
smi fur the strong and well."
Muuy Valuitile eooklng recipes
sent free, Seud for Circular to
Geo. F. (an'jk k Co., 110
Uu.ne nr.. rsrw or.
ACiKNTS. Chang Chang sell at sight. Meiwssary aj
"flp. Poods ftue. Chang Chang Mfg. Co,, Bostua,
In a mirA Aiti-M tnr Rullwutlo Fita. ConvuUiona
hqi Spifin. It has been tested b thousands
aud uvr w- Kua w leu if ainsrie ua-e.
io fall if alnsrla ua.
, A. RlcHMO.Nl), Bus
tnoi stamp ior uireuiar .
cures. Aft J rots ix. b.
m
7 41 fit. Jueib, ilo.
Tbemnct mocftfliful
rmAj of the pro
nntdny.Bend for Fa
nwr on Onlnm Enfc-
irif.rnt. I. Hire kpr P. O. 4 To. Lnporto.lnd.
POPE'S
rnifio Air apistoi
fHinnt Pin-In or Wnm Perfrct.
ly AerMfntw. KeoomlnenilpdliyNnorta
mennnd Military mn. Hplendld Parlor
Amnxemrnt. One itmjr become a I)id
Shot lijr practicing with U. To8pnrt.
man It U lnalnalilo. Frio, inclinllng Ports, NIiim,
TnrtK, (ind Ounntock. So.OO. Handnonmlr nlrkle
nIAterl, Mil. IMF. wtm-nnjllBlinR nun I nrgm, ?e.mr.
For Nnle' hy Oun Dnnlom, 01 rnt. by mull n rocplpt of
prlcn. Bnd 33 ct. P"t K, POPH HUOM., Sliinil.
tiu'liirrm, 43 lllsh Street, Homioii, ,Hnni.
1.-1 TlT.1Tr A I " ;,"h' Bnrnrr and
Ml IvIIX A I liMl.ii.lll.lr hlmnry
ir mrr ami Itlhr lithi tlmn any ollmr Knmwiw Ituril
nr In lhi world, and ttto Chimney ennnnt hrmlt undnr ll
lnt, whrrfl iiIImt tJhlmnlPB do. The Anting In
will i"tt f'rw wn'A. W wftnl tut Ar,l. In
tyory tnwnnhfp In th land. Any pnr'n run m'tlt IN 1(1
it'tihi hy niic-li nfftmry. Htirnr snil i !hlmny nnt nny
whom niwl of AIIBh(intH for 03 cwntu, iproMMir pr
Krvld. or two for 91.UO Send for the miinnl nod
iruie to Airnt.
OI.OItK HI ItNKlt TO., Itn.lon, Mnn.
Burnett's Cocoalne
Prevents the Hnlr from Falling.
Burnett's Cocoalne
Promotes Its Healthy Growth.
Burnett's Cocoalne
Ia'not Greasy nor Sticky.
Burnett's Cocoalne
Leaves no Disagreeable Odor.
Burnett's Cocoalne
Subduct Kefractory Hair.
Burnett's Cocoalne
Soothes tho Irritated Scalp-Skin.
Burnett's Cocoalne
Affords tho RUkost Lustre,
Burnett's Cocoalne
Is not an Alcoliollo Wash.
Burnett's Cocoalne
Killa Dandruff.
Burnett's Cocoalne
Gives New Life to the Hair.
Burnett's Cocoalne
Remains Longest in Effect.
Prepared only by
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO.
27 Central Street, Boston.
And Sold Everywhere.
PI ERCE WELL AUGER
Company offers $1,000 to any one that will successfully
compete with them in boring a 20 incu well, through
soapytone and sandstone, and In taking up and passing
bowlders and loote tmes. Agents wanted In every
State. 8r PEH DAY GUAUAM'KED, Send
for CATALOOT'P. Address
t HAS. 1. PJFRCE, Bloomfleld, Iowa.
A DAY GUARANTEED
UBing our Well Anger and Drills ,
in good territory. Highest testimo
nials from Governor! of Iowa, Arkaii-
sas and Dakota.
CAM V I f RJ As we are the original In--
J u i V Btt Ten tors, parties buying or :
selling an Auger liko ours, without our consent, will bo
pruMt'intvfl for infringement. Aujjor liouk froe. $100 I
u mum ii iu giioa Ag'nis.
Addles W. W. J1LZ. Box 9,000, St Louis. Mo.
l-:nHy made uatar-ticat Willi litlties' Slate Paint,
whiuli Hitvi'M rvt.hini;liiiir, contain . o tar, is ftxtrcmHy
cllwip. Iirili'lii'illly lire prmf. nrtlll lllt'tlt 111,
and InilnrNfll Ij- Pnl.llc In.tltullons. Corporations
anil InniliiiK mt-n In nil soctlons. Srnil lor llnok
t'irt'llllir of Ilnnii rfloiHnrm nnd lull particulars,
N. V. M.ATI-: ItOOl IM; ('(!.. '
i Otltir sirrrt. w ork.
WANTLD
5KM New
AGENTS
The Peoplf.' dr.llir pnper. Yhk OontrI
Bf ion,, tutnrtf ft (t fj 1 roJWit; rolipinui
and t-eeiilnr. J- rytrhrm. live
tuagniticeut pri rniiims. Smnple, terms,
Ho., fiee. J. 11. KARLK, Butt on.
Aivri?T.isr-:i(N.: s,.mi ?n eentM to ko. p.
ROWKLL: k CO., 4 1 Park Row, N. Y.( for their
r,i,ti),h',-i i mk ""-. coiititimng littn nt :4MNI news
papers, and estimates showing cost of advertising.
"WTLBOE'S OOMPOTIflT) 0?
PURE COD LIVER
OIL AND LIME.
DC:
itlmrN Cod Uvcr Oil ned l.litie. The
great pMpularil) of lliift safe and efficacious preparation
is alone attiibutable to its lntiiu c worth. Intliecura
of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hn-nctntis. Whoeping Cough,
Scrofulous Hum'rs, and all ( on-umptire Symptonts.lt
ha- no auperi-ir, it eijmil. Let a one neglect tho early
symptoms of d'-eiiM, when an ngeut Is thus nt hand
which will alhviiite Ml complaint of the Chest. Lungs
or Throat. Manufactured only hy A. U. WILliOK,
Chemist. Huston, Sold by all druggists.
SOLD ON TRIAL.
THK VOItK MAM FAC
tckim; (I.UANY,
Buildera of Tulleys, Shafting
ant) all kinds of Mill den ring, are
selling the Hoi.LlMFK Tl'UHINE
Wat:. it Whkkl vfkt chkaplt
though the bentiu use.
For dertcriptive Pamphlets ad
druai OIUv M'lHi ( O.,
Yorkr l'a
Seeds !
Reliable
Seeds!
Kl'OOXKU'S
Itosl-n Market Vegetable Setdt.
Spooner't lYizt Flower Sel.
13 Cboio. Varieties Asters, 81.
C'ahbage, Kottler's Utuuswick. pr
OS. 50r. Per lb. XU.
Our Illustrated Catalogue nt rs
W. H. SPOONER, Boston, Mass
DO YOUR OWN PRINTINC!
OVELTY
PRINTIN5 PEESS.
l"e 1'rotoaaionul unci Amateur
lrlntera, JSi liola, Koclctlea, Muu
ulai-t iirura, MereltUlita, and others itil
tin- BEST evtr inveiiuil. l:t.OOO In nae.
LTen etvles. Prints frnm S5.0O to S150.00
f-l " J B E N J. O . W O C D S i C O . Msnufr. and
V&MAXtk-eli'ri In ..II kiiwl.dl' Prlntlnv MatAflnl.
EitudsUiu.iJiurCutaluKUe.) 40 federal tit. VqUqxu
$250
-IIONTH AcenU wanted every-
bere. Husiaess nooorable and tirst
Uss. Particulars sent free. Address
.UK 111 t UU.,St. LAUlS, MO.
aiFI.ES, RHOT-flrSS. PISTOLS
VniTim-i'irinifiTiffijX
Of anTanderervkiuJ. Send ktamo 1
lm-f'.i.ln.n.. aTUth.. Grnal IVn.l.ra
and ri.1.1 lv.rkt, rui.uiacs, pa.
OPIUMCURE;
m
KEYOLTEHS,
J. ESTEY c.
OB m&mi a 1 lj
RATTLEBORO, VT
The Most Extensive Manufactory of Heed Organs in the World t
3T ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES SENT FREE.
THF ELASTIC! TRUSS
,wn MUTOKTfcR
now operedln
others, being dit
eTerrwhere b the lesutns:
anil navy, -pltils,
jrrniDasinuiB, etc.,
The sneeees and nfTtr.
al satisfaction Uiej hare
If E LA 8 TI f"trt
(riven, as well ss the Krest nnmuerut radii-al wn i"-
nave effected, hss ilrmnwitrntrtt the fact thst tuptvrr can
be attretu rurrtl without sufferina or annoyance, slid trfA
out the ilnmcr 1' tnmrritiH .Vmm Li.atc or fttralyli.
often caused by the severe pressure nf Metsl Trusses and
the only TrtiiB In ties thi
mipnoner". It is me only euro euro for Hernia, as 11 is
at w
Kill hold the runt or securely
In nil nnr tlfinti In which the butlr enn bn n
perform ritdtral cnrei when nil other fn.il. it can be
worn with en no and oomfort when no urtilnft trusn can be
oupf.. When nnvn adjusted, no motion of tho body or
acoldoni can dinplrtce It. Thene InstrtnnonU have the
pl need. It will
unquatifint approval of tile nioftt eminent practitioner
In the jirofptwlon.
From the numprmti testimonials In our possession we
append the following
Altr th tsprltnri of month, pntlent ttlfy
tronrlr l Ha fHrnry, as wrll aw to the and fnnd''m
from lm,:'invmil'nr with whlh the ln-tnimnt Is worn.
Wit U iiiKTlor Bfl vsritupnti, thr Klnntfe TVmm pfiptftensp In
a hlfh '1rt A 1.1. rviu1lfn ami ftmliftcntl"ns rlaimrti
tut 'ilher riVM.Hsfi, I havo no ImMtntion In reftardlnff
It. m art lmj'Mtnl m'-nrm for thn relief nnd cure f
M"f-i ,f. M. CAHNorilAN. M.
" Kt H)h OftVr of the Port of Nnw York, Suriroon-ln-f
l.t'.f of JV,w York Hlate If osnltal," etc., etc.
Unt, V. tlnt-nr, M !., H.i-rintmriVnt Klastlc TrtssCV
ftrttr iir ,- Afir snfTiTlnr for thirty ronr, In my own
fmtmm, from tho ns- of evnry form of Metallic Trnwi pro.
Mirnhle In Ihla nottritry and In Knrope, I, two yunr ago,
apt'll'-d your A:'''ir 7V, arid since that timet have
niwrlmt'-ffl ronif'irt and sntlnfactlon, and ben taught
tl truth, that the Klnntle Trims In the only tntrumpnt
that should lm wwd for the rnllnf and cure of Hernia;
and now attor inor than thirty years' continuous prac
tl'-n and havtusr adjtild msny hundreds of Trusses
(am. for thn Inst twonty months your exrlti-drely), I
Itrafirnlly dfrlnrn It to be my deliberate opinion, thst
wur y.hiKHr Trvf Is the only one entitled to the conf.
dnre of the public ; that elasticity Is the only power at
all adapted to the requfroments of a Truis or Supporter,
and am ronrlnred that tour ."'ai Trum artunlly cures
a lard" proportion of all cases to which It Is applied, not
only anion children, but In numerous cases within mj
own knowledge of pstjont from fn to 75 years of ago.
II. KUItNIIAM. M. !..
Prof, of Anatomy and Httrgory. N. Y. K. Medical College.
ft ware nf cheap and worthless Imitation KlasMc
Truste. whirl) snnie part ten advertise and sell, fraudu
letiting representing that they are manufactured by the
Klntic Truss Co.
These Trusses am sent by mall to all parts of the coun
try. Satisfaction guaranteed In nil casos. Before pur
chasing any other, writ for Descriptive Circular (jrtit)
to the
ELASTICTRUSSCO,
683 Broadway, New York.
TI1K BEST
Prairie Lands
IOWA AND NEBRASKA,
Ton BALK DT
The Bnrliuston & Missouri EiyerR. R. Co.
On Ton Yenra' Credit nt 0 per cent. Interest.
! . ONK MIM ION At'KESlnlOWAand SOUTH
; BKN NKMtAHKA.
Tho finest country In the world to oomblna FAIOI
INU and STOCK. UAlSIMi.
lrodiirtN will pny fnr I.nnil nnd Improve
ment loiiv before the I'rlnelpnl be
corneal ilne. I.nrfie DiNCOiiitiH
for CiinIi.
! ' The so-called destitution in Nebraska lies In the far
western region, beyood the lands of the If. 4 M. K. R.
Co."
tT" p r circulars thot will describe fully these lands,
and the terms of sale, apply to or address,
UM) CO.M.MISSIONKK,
Burlington, Iowa, for Iowa Lands,
I or Lincoln, Neb., for Nebraska hands.
TEAi
AtiKNTS WANTKD EVKRYWMKKK. The
cb'dcest In the woild Importers' prices--largest
('omnnnv in America startle article nleaaes
vervbod v trada incrensinir hnst liidiirninMiitA
-don't wate time sfnd tor Circular to KOltKKT
WKUS,4:tWy Street, New York. P. O. Box I 2H7.
820 best f"i
LTLi lliillv In AirotitM
r- . ... ,v .
HA new articles and tht
iimlly 1'aperln Amnricn, with two 5.00
AM. M'F'O CO., 300 Broadway. X. Y.
Cliromos, free.
thi:k ok
CIIAlMil-
Prescription thnt any
, la a Pnsltivn L'lira in
I Dniireitit will put up, that la .
Opium K.ilingand Druulit-nneiis. Address.
Piiof. J. V. WU;t;LS. (;harltstowTi,Mas.
AGENTS WANTED
selling hook ever published, bend for circulars and
our extra terms to Ae'nts.
NATIONAL mn.l.lSHINO CO.. Philadelphia, p.
SHARPS RIFLE
CO..
ii.iiitinuiiirm i nit-n irPBcii ionuing, nuary.
Sporting and CVfedmoor Kiiles. The lli'Ht hi the
Vorlil. Wlmipr at International and tiwarly nil oilier
prlocijial matches at Orwdmoor. (See Orriclal Record.)
SPOftTI.MJ HUMS, - - i30lo$aM
CKI.I.IMIOOK KIFI.l'S,
With Kl.T:itionsf..r lilOO yards, !M) ami !2.
Send fir Illnst-atfld Cataiogue.
ARMoitir and Okkice, K. G. WKSTCOTT,
HahtvoiiI'. Cosv. Presldimt.
PORTABLE
SODA FOUNTAINS
$40, ?"0, $75, & $100
GOOD, DURABLE, AND CHlCAP
pped Raady for Uso.
Manufocturod by C I1A I .11 AN &'
CO., .llndUon, luil.
S7f Send for a Catalogue.
CIA 131? I Tl A V to Agents, conTssslng
Ull I I ill If 1 for iVIeltrMt-
ed Visttit g and Ituainess Cards, the bent in the world.
72 inngniricent sainpen lo hepin work withseut for 2o
cts. Addiss II. ('. MANt.KY, Fashioaable Knifraver,
310 WiiHhi iKtn S'ront. Roston, Mass.
whiskers;
'ho Only Pieparnti.m int
gives perfect Satisfaction to
thr-He iviKhing to mine (.card
or Muhtttclie. l)e lcsseps' "Vigorino," propnrtd only
in Paris. Km-h I'lu-kage warm n ted and sint by mail on
receipt of M ,00. Samples mailed for L'J ct. Address
J.IKRAniJN, SleJnportor, Jersey City, N. .J.
Cil i l I'KU IAY-Send for ' Chromo"
OJ.tF cataloguo. J. H. BCKFOHIVH HONS, Boston.
IVKKY FA Ml
li Sold hy Agents.
,V IV ANTS IT. Money in It.
Address M. !. I.OVKI-I., Kilo.Ps.
PKI?.
HAY Commission, nr 30 a woek Sal-
Jmdr ary ani Kxpons.
Me odRr it and w 11 nnv
Apply iiiiw. O. Wr.HItKK A UO.. Marlon. O.
rk ()ll, IlltOllOS f..r ! I :tw.for irtr.. Aents
i wauled. F.W.Mi-(:i.KAVHAUo..HAtonA Cbicago.
C,i,, a rnonth to asrents everywhere. Address
'UU RXCKLHKJH M'f'O CO., Bachansn.Mlch.
OOK AGENTS
WASTED
tosrllthe
qrn s ai
NB. )0a I r.Lb e l
Tlr Mrs. fitrnhoiua nf Salt Lake CitT. for S&
years tli i(e of Mormon Hich Priest In
: troduction by Mrs. fclovt c. '1 hi sWry of
onian s excriacs isys umrv uis -niioun nje,
niyxtcricB. secn-t dointfs, rtc. of the Monnuui an
"vidc-uivale tooiuun s them." BrifA. Purt
and Good, it Is lit brtf new Dooar .ml. ivtually
ovtriuwiuf? with iroo4t thing's for all. It is popular every
where, with everybody, and ouUttU all other booki iftrtt to
on. MiuUtrr asr Uwt sjN-rd if." mtueut womeo
endnne it Every bod wsnts l.t and aenu are selling
from IO to SO a da T 8.'th thwvtml sou ir. prrl We
want -VRjO uutrt trua." squill NOW-UsfO c. o"Kii and
we v ill ninil OuLtlt t. 'x to thove who will can-.. Lsnre
pamphk'U with full pn-liculara, terms, etc. ttnttrvt to ulL
ddr' VuBXiiuioji ft Co., liarttwd, Couu
JUST
THK
BOOK
YOU
CAN
SELL
MONEY IS IT St'UB ! Just out
Useful, Handsome, Cheap. Sells every
where. A rare chance. Alo,
NEW MAPS, CHARTS. Etc.
Our new chart, C' II It I K T I A N
H KAC'I'S, Is a splendid success. Cin
cinuati prices same as New York. Send
for terms to K.C B RI I MAN, 5 Baro
layKt.tN.Y.,t 170 W. 4th St.,Cia..O.
tial A 114 V
Asents wanted, male and f-male.
KJmi Address Eureka Al'fg Co.
uueuanan, Alien.
WANTED AKNTrt Everywhere, to sell our popn
larLlfof D-. Liviniestone," from his childhood to his
" Last Journal."
Ptp t's Pinion.
Full, Complete, Authentic, Attrartivt,
B. B- RUSSELL, Pub., Boston, Mass.
DEAL ESTATE.
H A Persons wUhinf to buy, sell or .ichao. Rail
Estate may sdvartiae Uielx wants at vaiy Miiall
expense In several bundred Newttpapeis lu 'ew York,
Aew Knaland, New Jet-ey, Peunaylranla, eto. Oato.
itfues aeul tree lu any auuresa uu appuuauou ...
I. W. I'OSTEU. ISO H ni l liNl Nr .V'if-'i;
0
i-
n.v .1. IVnlkpi's Ciiliibrnia Via
cjrar Hitters nro ft purely Vcgctablo
preparation, mado cliiclly from tho na
tive herbs found on tho lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, the medicinal properties of whicli
aro extracted therefrom without tho uso
of Alcohol. Tho question Is almost
daily asked. "What is tho cause of tho
unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit
xnnst" Our answer is, that they remove
the causo of disease, and tho patient re
covers his health. They aro tho great
blood purifier and a life-giving principle,
a perfect Uenovator and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in tho
hiatory of tlio world lias a medicine bnen
compounded jiosscssinir tlio reninrknblo
qualities of Vinkuar Iin rKits in healing tba
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are a gentle Purpalivo as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
tho Liver and Visceral Orgaus in liilioue
Diseases
The properties of Dn. Walker's
Vi.vkoab Hittkrs aro Aperient, Diaphoretio,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter-Irritant Sudorific, Altera
tive, and Anti-liiliuus.
Grateful Thousands proclaim Vra
xgar Bitters the most wonderful In
vigorant that ever sustained the unking
system.
No Person can take these Bitters
nccording to directions, and remain long
unwoll, provided their bones are not de
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
repair. t
Bilious, Remittent and Inter,
mittent Fevers, which are so preva
lent in the valleys of our great river
throughout the United States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan
sas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Kio Grando,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro
anoke, James, and many others, with
thoir vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea
sons of unusual heat and dryness, aro
invariably accompanied by extensive de
rangements of the stomach and liver,
and othor abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow
erful influence upon these various or
gans, is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to
Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters,
as they will speedily remove tlio dark
colored viscid matter with which the
bowels are loaded, at the same time
stimulating the secretions of the liver,
and generally restoring ho healthy
functions of tho digestive organs.
Fortify the body against disease
by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar
Bitters. No epidemic cau tako hold
of a system thus fore-armed.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of tho Stomach, Bad Tasto
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita
tation of the Heart, Inflammation of tho
Lungs, Pain in tho region of tho Kid
neys, and a hundred other painful symp
toms, are tho offsprings of Dvspepsia.
One bottle will prove a better guaranteo
of Ms merits than a lengthy advertise
ment. Scrofula, or King's Evil, Whito
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck:,
Goitro, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent
Inflammations, Mercurial A flections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of tho Skin, Soro Eyes, eto.
In these, as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, "Walker's Vi.nkoar Bitters have
Bhown thair great curative powers in tho
most obstinate and intractable cases.
For Inflammatory and Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys aud Bladder,
these Bitters have no enual. Such Diseases
are caused by Vitiuted Blood.
Mechanical Diseases. Person, en
gaged in Paints and Minerals, such aa
Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, end
Miners, as they advance in life, are subject
to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard
against this, take a dose of Walkkk'i Yin
uqar Bitters occasionally.
For SKin Diseases, Eruptions, Tet-
ter, Salt-Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples
Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring-worms.
Scald-head, Soro Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch,
Scurfs, Discoloration 01 tne eKin, uumors
and Diseases of the bkin t whatever name
or nature, are literally dug np and earned
out of the syBtern in a ahert time by the us
of these Bitters.
Pin. Taie. and other Worms,
lurking in the system of so many thousands,
aro effectually destroyed and removed. K
system of medicine, uo vermifuges, no an
thelmiuitics will free tho system from wormt
like these Bitters.
For Female Comnlaints. in young
or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo
manhood, or the turn of life, theso Tonio
Bitters display so decided an influence that
luiprovemeui is auuu uerueuiiMic.
(jleansetne maieu iiiooa wnen
ever you find its impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores i
eleanse it when you find it obstructed and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it ii
foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the blood pure, and the health of the system
win toliow.
n. h. Mcdonald ii co..
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