FARM, HARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD
Pnntrailo Itorlpri,
To TnErAnn ToTAToitH a t.a
IIayo ool.l boilod potatoes in suffloient
ilimnuiy, cut in ilioes Biid seasoned with
twit and popper; put them in a stewpan
with a Jailleful of water and a pint of
I'.Haaanolc PAtlCA. hnil ton Tninnto.. fin
ish with four ounces of butter, a tdble-
cjjuuuiui 01 cuopped parsley, and serve,
Swebt Totato Biscuit. Grate boiled
sweet potatoes and mix with an equal
quantity of flour and four ounces of but-
jer; ami salt and water; out out and
bake in a hot oven; slioo and butter for
Tea.
fOTATO Bread. -To make potato
bread, either sweet or white, take one-
luunu 01 tne amount of flour used, and
replace it with that much boiled pota-
iuro uiuHueu very nne. ii wbite pota
toes are used, put a piece of clean line
me size 01 a iiicitorynut in the water.
ii sweets are used, put a piece of char
conl in the water.
Moi,asses Dough Cake. Half a tea
cupful of melted butter, a cnnfnl nt mn.
lasses, one lemon chopped fine, and a
leaspooniui 01 cinuamou; work this into
three cupfuls of raised dough, with two
wen upfiten eggs; knead for fifteen min
utes, then put it iuto a well buttered
pan, nud let it rise half an hour before
Darning.
To Pbepare a Sheep's Head a ia St.
Flokentin. Take a large well trimmed
sheep's head, put it in a fifth boiler with
four ounces of butter, salt, a bunch of
parsley, a green pepper and an onion,
both chopped fine, six large ripe toma
toes with the skins and seeds oil', cut in
pieces; then add a pint of water;
set ou the fire; leu it boil and
simmer slowly for forty-five minutes,
then drain the fish and keep warm, take
out the bunch of parsley, put the gravy
of the fish in a saucepan, skim the
grease, reduce to one-half, odd a pint
and a half of E&pagnolc sauce, boil
down to a desirable consistency and keep
warm ; to garnish the fish, prepare pep
pers iu the following way: Have eight
middle sized green peppers, take the
skins off by immersing them for half a
minute ;n frying hot grease, and then
wiping out the skins with a towel, cut
them in twos and take out the seeds; on
the other hand, cook half a pint of rice,
three parts of a pint of veal broth, a
ladleful of rtewed tomhtoes, little suit,
and two ounces of butter; boil twenty
minutes; cool a little; then stuff the haif
peppers with this preparation, range
thorn in a bakingpau, sprinkle fine bread
crumbs over and small bits of butter on
the top, and bake them of a nice color
in a pretty hot oven; serve the fish in a
largo dish; pour some of tho sauce over;
raDge the peppers around and serve the
rest in a eaucebowl.
New Varieties of Potato.
It requires time, patience, and perse
verance to raise potutoes from the seed;
but if you succeed in producing a good
variety it wiJl pay you well for your
trouble. Eaiso your own seed. Choose
fully matured, medium sized potatoes,
of the earliest and best varieties; cut
them transversely in the middle; plant
only the seed end, with the eyes up
ward; plant iu drills about thirty inohes
apart, placing the pieces about ten
inches apart in tho drills; putting the
varieties (one of the varieties must be
dcvju utmnugj auernaiciy. Planted in
11113 way 1 nave iiad non seed bearing
varieties, such as peach blow, earl v rose.
etc., bear seed balls. Cultivate in the
usual way. When the seed balls are
formed, pinch off from each vine all but
two or three balls. In the fall, when
theviues are mostly dead, gather the
onus, press out tne seeds and dry them
in the nun; when thoy are thoroughly
dry, put them where they will keep drv.
In the spring sow the seeds either in
glass covered boxes or in the open air.
When the plants are about two inches
high, plant them in drills about two feet
apart, and about two feet apart in the
drills. Cultivate them well. When the
vines are mostly dead, dig the potatoes,
cuuu uiu ny useii. inject all very
small, ill shaped or unhealthy tubers.
Do likewise the second and third years;
the fourth year they will be eatable and
tneir quality actermined.
Cure of Winter Fruit.
First, carefully select the beet fruit,
have good clean barrels and line them
with paper, sides and bottoms. Fill
your barrel one fourth full and cover
with papei, fill in so many more and
cover again, and so on until your barrel
is full ; cover with paper and head up ;
Keep m as cooi piace as vou can and not
Have them freeze. To those who have
been in the habit of storing away their
winter apples just as it happened, in
boxes or bins or old barrels iust rendv
to fall down, a trial of this plan with a
barrel or two will be amply repaid next
winter and spring iu the extra quality of
fruit, to say nothing of the economy of
the thing, for a few moment's extra
time in putting up in the fall is better
iuhu iwioe as long a time spent in sort
ing over and carrying out rotten apples
next winter and spring. If any one has
a better method that is as cheap and
practioal for the farmer, I would like to
see it ia print, i nave tried packing iu
land plaster, but like the paper best.
Keep manure Undercover.
Manure in the barnyard pioperly pre
served under cover in worth twice as
much as that which is left exposed to
the elements, its best constituents being
washed away before jts application to
the crops.
. Early Days of Oil.
The humors of oildom in the early
days are many. A story is told of the
owner of a barren farm who was advised
by a shrewd neighbor to "plant it " with
oil. He took the hint, purchased
quautity of crude petroleum and pour
ed it on the surface of the streams and
springs upon his land. The report soon
spread abroad of surface indications on
the land, and an army of oil hunters de
scended upon the proprietor. He sold
his land at a fabulous figure, retaining
a royalty of one-eighth of the oil. The
fortunate landowner thought he had a
pretty good joke ou the speculators, but
as it turned out they had a better one on
him. They put up their derrick, sent
down their drill, and struck a flowing
well yielding over one hundred barrels a
day.
The origin of petroleum was a never
ending topio of diaoussion among the
oil men. A theory auvanced by an old
whaling captain and, by the way, the
number of veteran " blubber hunters"
who have engaged in the petroleum
business is somewhat remarkable is
worthy of record. He explained the de
posit of oil by the hypothesis, that a
large shoal of whales were stranded in
Western Pennsylvania at the time of
the subsidence of the flood, and that
the oil borers were simply tapping the
blubber. His theory was, however, not
generally accepted save among brother
whalers.
Characteristic of Tanderbllt.
The New York correspondent of the
Cincinnati Jinqnirer writes as follows:
Whon Vandurbilt was eiehteen vears
old the treaty of peace was declared
with England, and two British vessels
hrongut the news insido of Sandy Hook,
He loaded his boat with-cider, provis
ions, fruit, eto., and set off to sell his
cargo to the British crews, and he made
his cousin work so hard on this trip, to
Huticipaie any oiner traders, inns tne
cousin declared, on his return, that he
would fa-. no mnrw with Vaudorbilt.
Vauderbilt built a jollur boat in Jersey
City, called thfl Dread, and became the
best siilor of his kind in the waters of
New York. He him a oreat scar now. as
ho lies on his deathbed, made by the
rubbing of a pole agai ist his breast as
ne pushed against tide to get his passen
gers into New York before anvbodv
else. He was not an ocean sailor, and
the longest trip he ever made was to the
coast of Worth Uarohna to get water
melons. But his knowledge of the manv
crooKet cnanneis called kills around
New York, and of the depth of the
sounds and little bavs, rendered him
ry use: u'. when steamboat came to ba
more genrally introduced.
At jxew iirunswicK ins wire rented a
hotel, which she called Bollona Hall, at
the steamboat lauding, and set a table
for passengers by stago or steamer
across Jersey or to New York. She
was a good cook and superintend
ent, and made more money than
her husband, and saved it, so that
she finally died about seven years
ago, leaving a nice sum of money
each of hor children, of whom she
bore thirteen. Vanderbilt was the model
steamboat enptuiu of his time cool,
resolute, intrepid, and generally silent,
His brothur Jacob, who is still living in
moderate circumstances, was his engi
neer, in tlint hotel was born, May 8,
1821, the eldest sou of Cornelius aud
Sophia Vauderbilt. William, aud I think
several other children.
The property of Vanderbilt has not
advanced only because he bought it.
but ho improved it also. The closing
years oi ins lite are almost Ulurtrious by
the monumental work he has done ou
the Central railroad aud the vigor he has
given its finances. He has built the
greatest depot in the new world, blcsted
his way intothucity underground, found
new outlet, bridged tho Hudson, put
urn yenow piue ties umit-r niu rails and
laid four tracks, rebuilt his stations to
lat one hundred years, flanked some
cities like Buffalo, run fast mail trains
with safety, entirely inclosed his track.
and made every flagman a justice of the
peace, so that he is magisterial, and
rules nearly a private State or zore from
JNew lork to JJuildlo. He has also made
its business what government ought to
be simple, stable, efficient, lawful, se
vere. He respects his city pastor, but cives
mm nine or no inner relieious couti-
dence, regarding him as a professional.
high priced priest. The old, old ei-
mons of country places llook in his mind
the surviving religion of this gilded
age. a m an ignorant man, he said,
a few weeks ago; "this system of the
ology or religion that has so manv
branches and sacraments in it au old fel
low can t bo expected to understand. I
believe in a great God and a good
Christ that's what I make out of it. "
I have omitted to speak of Vander
bilt's power to read character, and that
greater power, having perceived it, to
put it to use. tie looked at a man as he
would at a sailor to ship in a crew, and
took his whole dimensions and contents.
If he quarreled wi h that man he nevor
lully forgave him. though sometimes
willing to do business again. He had
no general aspirations disconnected with
business, cared nothing for distin
guished or rich people, lent his name to
no calls for publio meetings, and hated
brokers. Vanderbiit's joys wore in
crease, a cup of ten, horse and horse
talk, and a game of encher or whist,
with au afternoon cap. To his son Wil
liam he said on hi3 dying bed : " Wil
liam, I want you to act through life on
your own judgment. It is better to be
wrong than to go to others for counsel.
If you make a mistake nobody will see
it quicker than yourself. If you should
be right others whom yon consult will
make use of that knowledge. Kly on
yourpelf and keep yo&r own counsel.
Trust nobody with your own mind."
Vanderbilt hardly knew Uie Astors
and never liked Mr. Stewart. Tho
statue of him erected by Albert de
Groot, the son of one of the old kins
men aud captains, was voluntary ou Do
Groot s part, and tho old man thought
ho had taleut. Vanderbilt has twice
been seen to weep when his first wife's
sitter died who had nursed him after he
was itjjurtd ou the railroad, nnd when
his mother wa? mentioned.
" Old lady," said a friend to this
mother, "haven't you got your trunk
packed for the North Star excursion?"
"My son,"6aid the old woman, "I
have packed my trunk for a longer
journey than that."
Tears came to Vanderbiit's eves when
this was told him.
The Bank Robbers.
It has always been a mvsterv to the
publio, says a Missouri paper, why the
James and Younger toys went to Min-
nesota to rob a small bunk in that dis
tant State. The following, received
from a resident of Liberty, Clay county,
will throw 6ome light on the subject:
At the time of the detectives' raid ou
the home of the James boys, near Kear
ney, when a hand grenade was thrown
into the house and a little boy killed,
Mrs. Samuel's arm blown off, and others
iujured, there was living in Liberty an
attorney named Hardwick, who acted as
counsel for the persons who performed
this cowardly act. He declares that ho
supposed a legal, peaceablo arrest to be
made, and that if he had known the
course to be pursued he would have had
nothing to do with it. After the tragedy
and the failure to arrest the boys, Jesse
James learned of Hardwiok's connection
with the affair. He at or.oe set about to
avenge his brother's death and the inju
ries to his mother. Hardwick removed
from his farm to town, and always car
ried arms, expecting to be shot down at
any moment. Dozens of letters were
sent him by Jesse, threatening his life,
and notifying him to leave the country.
At last the lawyer decided to go, and he
went to St. Paul, Minn. Tho recent
facts show that Jes6e James and his
baud followed Hardwick to his northern
home, with the purpose of taking his
life. Getting out of money, the raid on
the North Held bank was planned, and
the tragic result will probably give
Hardwick considerable satisfaction.
In an interview with a gentleman who
formerly resided in Lee's Summit. Jack
son county, a reporter obtained some
interesting information of Cole Younger.
It was after the war had closed, in 1868,
when Cole had returned to Lee's Sum
mit, and was working on bis mother's
farm, leading a quiet and peaoeable life,
that this gentleman knew him. Cole
was then highly respected by all, and
even highly esteemed. , A liberal, free
and I
hearted fellow, upright in business
matters and prompt to do a kind deed
toT friend, no one had better pros-
pbots tor nte man uoie xounger. John
Jarrett and one Al. Shepard also resid
ed there. They were known as desper
ate mtn, and were so regarded by all.
About this time the daring robot ry of
the Russell ville bank, in Kentucky, oc
curred, and a looal vigilance committee
wrote down for descriptions of the rob
bers. Shepard, Jarrett and Cole Young
er were absent, but no one snspicioned
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yjviv hi mi. u niig tueir aurprise wnen
their letter was answered to hud correct
descriptions of three of their folio v
townsmen Colo, Jarrett and Sheparc.
It was some time before Cole return
ed, and, on being questioned concern
ing the matter, he admitted that he was
guilty. From that time np to tho Min
nesota robbery he has followed his dar
ing calling with success. Jarrett, un
doubtedly the worst man in the whole
band, was the cause of Cole participat
ing in the robbery. Such was the openly
expressed opinion of Mr. Hall, Cole's
brother in-law. That robbery was
planned by a man named Shepard, who
lived at Bussellvillo. His wife, a beau
tiful woman, came on to Lee's Summit
and laid her husband's plans before Jar
rett, who readily acquiesced, and influ
enced Cole to go with him. Thus did
the leader of the Western bandits com
mence his crimes.
Fashion Notes,
The rage for red inoreases daily.
Boas are long and muffs of medinm
size this fall.
Pockets are trimmed to excess on nil
late Paris oostumes.
Black hare is one of the chean fnr
trimmings tnis season.
Black marten is the most stylish of
nie iow pricea iurs.
Fur lined wraps are to be worn in tho
couiest weather only.
Urny chinchilla will be tho most
fashionable fur this winter.
Filngreo ornaments in both cold nnd
silver are very lasnionahler
Anca chinchilla and Australian mar
mot are the choice furs this season.
White celuloid ivory combs and other
ornaments are growing iu favor.
Feather bands, with fur frimriuff each
u: . r . '
c"b'i ttio iiuveibiea utf mo lurriers.
An effort is beint? mado to revive tlin
lashion oi caps for ladies of all ogos.
.Black and brown cony bauds make
pretty cheap trimmings for midwinter
suit?.
Natural lynx trimminnrn. not dved. but
of the reddish shade of the animal, are
coming in vogue.
Pretty Marie Stuart and Marie An
loineiie ureakiast caps are coming in
vogue ior youug lames.
Squirrel lock linings are -still more in
vogue, but the entire erav Siberian
squirrel s skin is also used.
Long sack paletots are worn bv Torino
ladies ; elbow sleeve cloaks and" close
clinging dolmans by older ones.
Chinchilla bands, with blue penoock
centers, are fold tor trimming rich -bine,
green, opal and chameleon tinted silks.
The Parisian bonnet for a lady of a
ceruuii age is tne Marie Amtue capote,
with a close round brim, a pointed
own, nuu a small curtain.
oomo oi tne new is id doves nrn
stiched on the back with triple lines of
if d .or blue, green or brown, to matoh
the accessories of tho toilet.
The Kodern Printer.
Ho must be satisfied with about one-
third of a price for his work, and then
he must bo willing to do the work over
seven or eight times, " just to see how
it wiil look," for the generality of peo
ple do not know how a thing will come
out in print, aud of course want it " a lit
tle different." He must be willine to
wait six months for his pay. and then
take it out in second-hand clothespins or
last year's garden seeds. He must
never be so bold as to suggest that a lit
tle cash might not come aunts, for peo
ple expect him to work for nothinur and
board himself, and yet always be cheer-
inland happy, lie must at all times be
willing to do this or that for nothing, or
nt least at a greatly reduced price, as
" it is for the association, yon know :"
anu mnst inrow in a pun gratis also, if
he happens to be publishing a paper.
A Wonderful City. One of the
mo:.i wouaeriui cities in the world is
B inkok, the capital of Siam. On either
.-ato of the wide, maiestic stream, moor-
i d in regular strf ets and alleys, extend
ing as xar as tne eye can reach, are up
ward of 70,000 neat little houses, each
( no floating on a compact raft of bam-
oos ; and tue whole intermediate space
(.f the river is one dense mass of
ships, junks and boats of every conceiv
able bUape, color and size.
Merchant s Gargling Oil has become
one of the most popular liniments that
h now prepared. It is, beyond a doubt,
the best liniment in the world for the
diseases advertised. Its use has not
only become general in 6very State of
the Union, but large quantities of -this
valuable preparation are annually sent
to foreign countries. The Revolution,
iv. jr.
.Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Oriran Do-
clared Best at the Ceuteunial.
Medals and diplomas have been so
numerously awarded at the Centennial
in Philadelphia that they indicate noth
ing as to the comparative merits of ex
hibits. The Judges' JtepoHt alone de
termine rank in excellence. These un
equivocally assign to the Maeon A Ham
lin Organs " the first rank in the (several
requisites of such instruments," which
"is as much," says the New York 'JH-
bune, "as to say they are the best reed
organs exhibited, in all important quali
ties." A Compliment to American Industry,
The Grand Niebelunaen Orchestra at
Bayreuth, under the leadership of Hans
Kichterand August Wilhelmv. have pre
sented to Biehard Wagner "a beautiful
iionoert ttrand of Messrs. George Steck
& Co. 'a make. New York, which ia lint
only a high compliment to the well
known firm, but also to Amerioan indus
try. This is the same firm that was the
recipient of the only Gold Medal for
best pianos at the World's fair in Vi
enna, 1873, and which was also just now
awarded the first prize at the Centen
nial Exhibition, George Steok & Go's
name being placed at the head of the
list of awards for pianos, theirs having
again proved to be the finest in tone and
ofgreatejr durability than all other in
struments on exhibition. The bteck
pianos stand thus acknowledged before
me wuuu aa ueing BDOVe all OOinpeti
tion. and are thnrnfnm nkMa tV,.,.
ohili:ara vhn nriali 4a A . . 1
a i. -1 j I'll . i i . -
urairiuiws auu reuauie instrument.
Ton Don't Say So!
A Western editor describes a confla
gration aa follows : And now appeared
one of themost terrible and magnificent
spectacles it was ever onr lot to witness.
The whole broad and high front of the
international Hotel was wrapped, as in
its winding sheet, iu one lurid mass of
flame, which, seemingly aa in mockery
oi me puny powers oi man and his ap
pliances to stay its course, stooped
toward the earth in the eddy of the wind
with a hurtling sound as of demoniao
rvngnrer, ann then swerving snrt vvrinr.
as if in disdain tossing iti head, it arose
towering almost to the very clouds, and
T-an, it needed no fervid lantean imagi
nation then to discover within the frin
ges of that gilt-edged hell the glaring
eyeballs, yea, and the very claws and
bloody hair of the demon of the flames
with one fell swoop it hurled itself
across the broad street over upon and
wound itself around, fastened its fearful
clutches in, took possession of and in
vested the whole immense building
auuwn as me .turns piock.
Pimnles on tha faro, much ahir
oliapped hando, enltrhenm and all ontancotia
iioouodb onrea, tne akin made soft and
smooth, by the nse of Juripeb Tab Soap. That
maue Dy uauweu, Hazard Co., New York, ia
tbn only kind that can be relied on, u there
are mnny imitations, mado from common tar,
whioh are worthless. Com.
Stelnvfay'g Victory and LanreR
The following offioial report of tho Jndgos
of Awards, accompanying the Medal, shows
conclusively that the highest honon in the gift
of the Centennial authorities wore unani
mously awarded to Steinwax J Sons, viz. t
" For, greatest concert capacity 'in Grand
pianos, as also highest degree of excellence in all
their rtyles of pianos, viz.: Largest volume,
purity and duration of tone, and extraordinary
carrying capacity with precision and durability
of mechanism ; also novel disposition of lie
strings and construction, and bracing of Oie
metal frame."
-Tho report then minutely doeoribea and em
phatically indorses the six principal patented
improvements which have mado the Hteinway
THE STANDARD PIANOS OF THB WORLD.
lloforring to Btoinway's exhibits in Machin
ery Itall of samples of hardware, metal frames
and patent tabular actions, the report further
ttatea :
' Thoto articles of compoite metal show
the highest perfection of finish and workman
ship, Bill the greatest Urmuess and uniformity
of niotal structure, a steel-like and sounding
quality with a tensile strength exceeding 6,000
poui.ds per tqnare centimeter, as demonstrat
ed by actual tot-ts. The full nutal frames of
cupola Buare possess au unequaled degree of
ici-ixtance, permitting a vastly increased ten
sion of atringa without the Blig.iteet danger of
crack or break in said metal frames, thcby
considerably increasing the vibratory power,
and augmenting the lasting qualities of their
instruments."
Foutunes for Ann. Agents wanted.
AdJresn Bullion Mining Co.,178 Broadway.N.Y.
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
The standard remedy for the cure of coughs,
colds, iufljeuza, bronchitis, hoarseners, asth
ru, whooping congh.oroup, gore throat, diph
tiioria, dirliculty of breathing, quinny, phtbioio,
pain in the side and breast, spitting of blood,
liver camplaint, bleeding of the lungs, and all
diHiasts of the throat, lungs, and cheat, in
cluding even consumption. It ecoms hardly
necestary to dilate at length npon the virtues
of this favorite remedy for all diseases of the
ItmgH, throat aud chest. Ic was introduced to
the publio by Dr. Wistcr nearly biff a century
riuce, and by the wonderful cures whioh it
performed, gained an immediate and enviable
ipputaiion, which to this day it baa fully sus
tained. From the pu f of the Bt. Lawrence to
tho eboroa of th-i Paciflo, aud in many coun
tries abroad, there are few villages or hamlets
without " living testimonials'' to the rapidity
nud certaiuty of its curative effects. The pro
prietors, miudful of their responsibility to the
afflicted, exercise the ntmoit care iu tho selec
tion and compounding of the various ingre
dients of which the Balsi'm is composed ; and
tiie pick are assured that the high standard of
excellence ou which its popularity in baaed
will alays be maintained.
Betu W. Powle & Hons, proprietors, Boston.
Builders and all who contemplate
building should procure a co) of " Atwool's
Modern Amerioan Bomesteau." Trice, $3.50.
Circular cf contents pent to any address by
the publisher, A. J. Bicknoll & Co., 27 Warren
Btrcc-r-, New York.
Have you inflammatory sore throat,
stiff Joints or lameness from any cause what
ever i Uuve you rheumatio or other pains in
any part of the body ? If go, use Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment, internally and externally,
Burnett's Cocoaink is the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world.
Deliberate Suicide.
Not for a single day cau a cough be safely
neglected iu this climate Without delay re
sort to Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
ibis bitlsamio vegetable preparation extin
guishes a onugh or cures a cold with unex
ampled rapidity. Bold by all druggists. Pikes
Touthaobe Drops cute in one minute.
Miiuy persons suffer with sick head
ache and nervous headache, usually induoed
by oostiveness, indigestion, eto. Huob persona
will find relief, if not cure, by keeping the
bowels i'pen with small doses of Parsons' Pur
gative Pills.
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f biHut C9H
' u .-aavaerei, no. I, new 10 uu 1011 U '
rto. u, now ? to 9 8 to
DryOod.parowt I 00 9 I 8 J
Usrrlns. Scaled, mi box 11 a 91
Petroleum Crude 11 tltS ReUned, 8
wool lialilorula Fleooe
18
1
88
SI
(2
21
18
i8
28 '
81 .
f8
US
80
20
14
07
11
Texas " ,
Australian -
e
m
m
1
Batter titato
Waatern Dairy
Weatora fellow
Western Ordinary
nhaaaa State Factory......
08
06
08
BUte flkunraed ,
Weal era.
KRgi State ,
BCHALO.
Flonr. ........... ,,.,
Wheat No. 1 spring
8 28
1 80
f
.9
1i
93
A T8
4 1 82
88
(8
78
8
Oftta..,
ltye...
Hurley,
Dnef Cattle Extra. u
hheep.. ......
liO(ta Dressed
Kiour Pennsylvania Extra
Wheat Bed Vvihmu
Kye ,
Cora Yellow.
OS
0V
OeXi
08V
CB
02 ,
8 0J ut 00
1 98 B I VI
61 ',8
VI II
52 88
i at 14
Ban.d, 28
Mixed .
Oata Mixed
rouoleuu Grade.. ......17 18
,The Graph. Among tbe efforts made
to utilize: the grape crop of Gnliforniji,
no schema srrrns to promise hotter ut
present than that of making the jutw
into syrup for the table. 1 It is estimntd
that two tons and a half of grapes wu
be reqmred for a hundred gallons ol
good syrup, and the syrup in said to he
equal, if not superior, to the .article
Known as tne bent golden syrup.
!( a month talary to ttti. Own MW't Co., St LotIh.
H lay At. Sample fnm. H. A limit. on, M.
T!Ti! ? Jmelta Siampi, I ilroolar" aod prloa llntr.
rta tamp t;o , Bn Uf'4, Krinlon, V.
!,Uy, SPRflFlfl Btit ta tki WerU. !..
l II11A V",VI T. POrilAM a CI. 11
18. Wt a., PMla
POR-nurra, tan tnu-traarf, ipetraraa had
o. Anauwum. miiii.tiii art o,, riiUa., Pa,
$15 fnr JftR MamaMthOaUloanefrtsi. F.
qAO AUr PP Bason A Co., I 1 1 Wawan Ht.. W V,
AGENTS ?0JJ,f..S,' 00 nm fretY.
J. At. MUfrYON A DO., I'bll.da.,
r f v n 1 v p r n '. to .pff
- , , WasTaaiiUOB Woaaa.Oliloao,lll.
WAWTKD. 0. W. Ilrnnett. OlIB. A.'l. fjlnc. Ml.h
$10
a Day, Rmploynmnt for all. tlbmiM rwaV
Oatalos-n trtm. Kullon A Oo. ,1 m Nnnnt. ,N V
tfltj TJMIT
t it at Onoo. Oi
I'M Kit. riwtobaoee Yet. Writ
IQI.LINS A 0) 8 Ollnton f la?.l
$55 g $77 ?4MJ&
7 ( I f , Tj'ir' frV!(r!' " mala A fonulo. IW
ia t alamp fnr rtrnwlara. K. M. Hodln.ln.WW..., .
VA,T!!D"A,r.'!n!,,?,,'n,",'i',"'''"Mlnr
I I OmntaftrUnliL A:,..,. .. 1 .'. .,.
Tn t.l n Ft.t andA m On,, 1i Braartwar. WawVWlI
rwJri 1al.'ia rra m
v-i
m.ll
law Ynt.
S350
A Month. Aantf wantod. 3l bmt tall
ln arlkilaa In th world. (In nampla fw
I T ....... worm. ma nampla rn
lh iM'mJ , UltO.IWI W. DoW ,aw-t:.
S3
.VU'lt' liy one Armit In AT .I.. I
uitlrlJ... f.m,lri ft-!-. Addri-aa
4'. M. a.l.tIII.TOM.a-hl.L
$80
.1,.ONTM' hnt"1 " t"n lianam
U rr " ""-mrn. no panniinir. Addraaa
L??!!!2w!IH'-.!i.AJll'?'0 0,,-i UlnolnnaM, Oli'o.
WIND
i 1 i.i.m Tor fnmplna and Knnnli.a
Maohlnary.i Addrnaa TOItNAUO
WINDMILL OO., KT.BA. N. Y.
WAITIIBI. A Great Honnatlon. ftv,n,P,
JIMrh and OutIt frt, to Annxlt. Metier tl'nu
Oold. Addrnaa A. OOULTKH A 0O Ohlnai o.
Artistic Samples "ttl
UnllV, 15 cm.. KRWKHT HART. Rouhea'er, N. Y?
A
Tli" Now Work Indl-.pen-.ble to F. A. M. Sell.
DMerlptlraUataloane. RdMlu A Co.. Pnbi.
standard MaaunloWorka,731 fj roadway N.Y.
A l-RNTM.-Twraty llfll Mounted Ohrnmna for
ia. tf l . V aamplea, pnsupald, 2()o. btretcned Ohio.
m.ia. a l eiz., at low pricea. Oataloiroa Ire. Unmi.
p.b ial uMHUian ir
r.ni.bnnii .1 1 nasaaa street. Sew York.
LOVERS'
Onld to merriace, wnaltta, an 1
Dt-anta, neTer fnlla, loan li-ttara
wis, lorn, eto. v Book worth X1C.
dow uiu.teu linn by TlTK UmoH l-CB. CO., Newark N. J
Qflfl sltOC aHaTaoremailabTAirani
illlair oar Chromna,
U) Bl "ditbaj t-rayo". Pirtura and Cbromo Car,l
alt.
H-tti K. int i
U-rt Cnulnfue free J,
II. BL l FMKU' !
ipaia ior niir. ll!ur .
SO.Nli, BOSTON. MA&S.
INCl.dNK IO 1FNTH and recelre hy return mall
apnolnwj cony of Tlma and Caen Aoo ont Book.
Aaen'a anil fmm Inn tn 1 mtn n A.m i w . , -1. 1, .
I'O., Pnhllbe-a, IUII 8'. Hallna 1st'. Rrra nae. N. V
S MlI,l-r.51!t?RSl MICROSCOPT!' !
Sho a life lb wa'er. Rent h mall for If I ,OW.
W. L SM I I H, 5 1 l Waah. Street, St. Lonla. Mo.
i- MJTI''IT FREE TO AliKNT, nai and
JL womm. Article paeeasea a great ebar-n for Dot l
rein . Nella at alabt to erery ycnnir Ind- and cent.
bcKNTI t ic Xovei.tt Co.. W Ator Hlaee. Naw York.
AGENTS 1 .
r voa want tha btnt nnll.nv rttoim
itfa world and a 4olid rold nati.ni
lcvr watch, free of coet. wrlin at
J.JiiilrC 4 OO. 1fi5 Broadway, N. Y.
NO
W wl'l start yon fn a bnnlDtwa yoo cuo
A1 v muVe fc.iO a week wit turn t capital,
TtTHIMTTV nd r8pectabte for either mx. Aqknxu
HUIiX HuppLTjJq, afi I B-jwury, N. Y.
860 A AVEEK W.$Zfc25ZSii
itIto
rinrrii
that will bring yon JgCiMO a month at horns day or
Invent-ihb' Union, i7; Grecawlcri Street
ew Yoi .
a aac rarw a,, vo itob, viiof vr r n H1IO, r)f raBHirn ADQ lOrK
mil re Pijrs, Hootofa.Blfye and 8:iepberd l-nt. Fonltry and
iRnuuB an uui import a Bvrm, ditq ana (oraaie ny
FranoU Morria, Morton, Del Co., Pa. Bend for ctroalar.
FARMERS:
or their aont wanted thfa ftiti mnA
winter. ( lor 2 in each Co.) to itll
llailFllanU a lilaka nl au I 1.
Jo the farmrri In their own countiai Buiiiiaaa plaaiant. diu-
iit i KuUa Particulari frao.
1. WOETU. Sk lamia. Ale.
GO SODTH!
CHEAP HUMES'
Reliable lnfoimattoo aa to
b.at IneatJnna K.nH III
oen'a for Southtrn Jlrrald. Addreaa GAINKS A
YINOLING, No. O Aator Home. New York Olty.
GEBII AKD'M Grent BOOK of HEfHETH,
and Dlrertlons tn ihe Worklna olaaa to atart a
money making Bnalueea witn or wltbnnt oapltal. Prleo,
All oenta, post-paid. Addrasa GKBUAKD A CO..
21 W CIIdIou Street, Detroit, Mloh.
DIt. H.H. HTCIl'H FAMILY PIIVWICIAN.
Hninple Copy, Paper l ovrr, IO cenir,
Hound In loin, aillh llliialriillona, 1
I'HKra, iiti crnm by mall. Addreea la 114
ironila-ii. New Y orlt
e(f Kt ItKTVAMB for an mniralla rait,
P-a.Hy Da. J. P. FlTLSa, brlnraworn.iaya: ljrrad
'M in iNia aijwtataa I. rraTMMr't aaair law; aa. aarMaa ' 7.
aialurli.lv. : , ahrumatim. N.ur.lHa. Ooul. Ii4nn aad li Ua
1 autranu. ItR. FITUR-a aUKUMATIO RKMauT.XklM, tWdlaL aaA
Liarlin,. a Mnaanpat aar., ar iQ rafaad Baaav. Pajaatil.ai a.fu
aaMaaad U.dfeal Ad.iea M b, taalL ea.Tra. Addraaa la. FlTUa.
a6 Saair rouilb auaal. PUUdalpUa. MIP1G1KI8 AT paCUtilSTa.
rilTjll Ct The cboloest In the world Importer,
XJLJxAk?e prloea Lara-eat Company In America
aiple article pleaaea everbodv Trade oonttcaally la
creaatng Airenta wanted everrwbere beatlodauemeata
dfii'l traate time aend for Clronlar to
CWVWF.LU, 43 Veaey 8t.. N. Y. P. O. Boa 1 88T.
BnTl"NTV Act ofiset revived. Writ
i 1 A. A, term 01 asralce. eto., with atamp.
PT? Tsl CS T TJ 5 aie eranted, bowerer al,litly
Xd a OlUiiO disabled In tbe U. H. aeralce.
PATT?IJTQ Trntln illarka, ajopyrlahm.
aTAljDitl IO, eto. How to obtain them. Wrlto
arnl. I., ill M; II A. II A ., Aaj'a forClaimaand
Anv.mitel la p.tt nt A land title caawa.Waahlnaton.D.O.
S15 SHOT GUN
n aoutie-i-arrel pun, bar or front action locks, warranted
f uui no twist barrels, aud a (fund sliuutvr, uk no bai.k;
uitu ilask, Poiuli. and Wad-cutter. furl&. Can bo sent
r.O. I), with rivilegt) to exsinino tiafore 1'aying k ill. Huttd
sump fur circular Ui P. -Putt ItXb & Ciuciuuati, O.
ft AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT
Ientennial history
Tt celb fn-ter than any other book. One Annt sold
47 onp!es In o:ie dny. Send fur car eitra terms to
Agent. National Pububhisq Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
DU. .'IAN UF II II IMFM Spinal
('nrves, White Kwellin.r, Uou tract ed lambs, and
Club Feet, nttboatoattlnit oorda or any .urgtu-tl opera
tl u,or an hoar's 00. flneinen' to bed, and mottly nltba
out pain. Expensive Bupporiera entire y dleoarded. Nu
ctiarfT. fur auytiilns: uud In tbe oure. Tnirty six jearj
erpMtience. .eot-ptluus lorAnO 'US.at 124 8. llibHt.,
Fhitade phla, Tiusday and Wedntsriay: No. U3 Weat
4 let .it., Njw Yotk, K uday; Wathiuslon bt,,
Ho? ton t Thursday aud Friday. tSbud for Ulrcular.
C ' J? f J .
ai'4-a!
! V
For It. MONTH on Trial far 85 CENTS.
We will aeud tha Great " Hard Tlmea" Paper, tue
CRICKET ON THE HEARTH
Konr raontua on trial for only 2 t cent. A maromotb
16-pate iH net rated paper (sice of Brpr Wkl ,),d.
votd to LitHratan. Romance, Uaefnl Knowle It ,
AxDuwment. ate., eto. Tne beat, ebeaneat, aud nooet
prpul r papnr publifhed. One dollar p v year, with
eavle of iLre p eaiiums, or ? oeata wiibout premi
urn (Specimen copy tor itemn. (Send 25 oe 'ta for four
m -ntbs trial, to V. M. LUPTON A OO.. PabUsbera,
37 Park Uow, Nuw York.
WHAT a
Every Household Should Keep
band ta a ramedr to enra wfthoat sail.
In Ihe doafitr. Uolda. Ouusha end (Ion.
sump lion prevail In al moat every family. AI.IaKIV'IS
JaU.NU HAs.KAlrl wtl u tha avldt acd ovngha
and prerunt consumption.
A AN KXHR OR ANT IT II AA NO EOUAL
It im hnriuleei. in the uioal delli-uie csiild.
It ! rulusj no OtilMsa In Any J'oroi.
Itra tlons acoc mpany eacb bottle. It la sold by aU
dra.glila and medtuia dealera.
RemovaH50Sffissf!
Tivw and aaeeondhand of mix fli-ei-cltta
uiuUrr., Inrludloa WATKH8 oV "tlMI. will
be wild at extraordinary Low Prlree toeliaae
out Hie eailrai lock, prevlaiua to UKHI1VAL
to their New More.il) Knot 14ia Hi., Union
Hquure, (let. lUih. Jll talc half-price, aoue
u( 2 elm. pa-r paae. Jlluetrafed ('ataleauee
illall.li. Atrnl. W'xntrd. Hueclal Inoure.
uieiii to Til K TKAUH. IIUHAC'B WATHKI4
k MINIS, itlaaufhciurern oaal UmUera, 4S1
llronilxiir, New Yark.
THE BEST PAPER
IS 1
: Only 1 1 .OO a rear, and 1 So. far poatajra, will aecora
0BUW M .!:. 1 V- U - f. - -
Best Story and Family Paper
la tha United Btatea. It la larcer and better than tha
,n-,t . . 11 papen rf New Yotk, and la told lot on.
Uil(4 . Ui.ua.. Addraaa , , ,( 4
THE LEDaEli,
CHICAUO, ILLINOIS.
j) HICAGO I EDGEB
REMARKABLE LETTER
From a Gentleman. Known and Hon
' ored from tho Atlantio to the ' '
Paciflo Coast.
Mcajra. VKur. A foTTKn, Whnlranlc nrtipglaU, Moa
ton Mn.t Omilxinonr-I havo lor antne rnontlia felt It
a duty tliatlotacd to an (r-rl iik humanity to wrlto yon,
itatliui therrrnt tie ntnt that I havn derived from Ins
nae orHaaronii'H KamcAL Curk mn CaTAaitn. For
ii. wi v ,i.ii w jr-in i uuve iipcii ninirien Wltu ttlll TrT
tronblt-aome comnlnltit. 1 ttavetrlod all the remedies
that I conld flntL tint without matoi lal or permanent
nenefit. I.aat fall thedlaeaac bad arrived at that Hale
that I innathave rallcf or ill". The entire mcmhran
ouaflyaiem had br-nome no Inflamed, ad theatntnarh
i illaortlelf fl, that It is na a tluiilil'itl mntt-'r whclhi r
I could o to the Pnrinc rnaat, or If I did ico whether
I ahould live) to come hack or not. 1 auw an adver
iiaotnent or una njeiiictnn, atid althonirli Dclnv veri
Inrradulmia ahont aneelllrtor noatruma of any kind,
yet In aheo.r d-aperatlon I tried thla, and waa at onee
1,'Tienird hy It. Tha rhanxta of climate, a chronlo
dlaraaenf tha llrer, and n,y aire over ID mar tire
vent my entire rcatnratlon. but the bnrllt 1 derive
from Ha dallr nan la to me tnrahtnht. and 1 am hnnlntf
to ha cnmpk-t,lv cured, and at laat arrive al a reapect
ahle old axa
If thla ai Atrmant of my eaae can be of any I'rrlre to
thota amtntad aa I havo been. and mania yon to brine
thla remedy Into more vimernl nae, renerlnllv on the
Paoino roaat (where It la mueli ln;i;dotl, my object la
wri.iii ni. mnn will nn ftntaan '!.
vera irviyyoma. UMVltY wr.l.l.H,
Aoaoaa, N. T., Jiirm, mi. ofWi:lla,rarrotkCo,
Faeh narkaea ftnnlalna fir. aanfr-rd'a Imnri-arf In.
hallnar ttit'a, and full dlreetl'.na for tiae in all r.i.-a.
Price tun. For aale hy all wholesale an i r trti
dnimlala IhroiiKbont tha llnllei ntat-a. WI r.KS
At PonKIt, It-neral Ag. nta an 1 'Wuoiraale l)ru.
Klata, lloaton, Maaa.
COLLINS'
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS
Tor Taonal Palna, tammen, Brrronnaa,
Weaknoaa, Niirnbnoftajjtnrl InflaramaUon of
'h?JninK. 1,1 vor. KitlneyaPploen, HoweIj
Bladtlwr, llnart nntl JVIaaoler., aro erinal to an
Brlny??do?t?Ti aoroa) of plait and
ahruba. Eyenjn Poralyaia, Epilepsy, or
Flta, and Weryouiijtnd Involuntary Mub-
??!5rAotion th) Plaater, by Ballyintt the
ggfoyJj!grg'"i effected Curea when
every other known remedy haw failed.
BOLD BY A DBPQOI8TB.
Price 25 oenta.
Sent on receipt of price. 25 centff rOne,
$1 25 for Six, or $2.25 for Twelve, to any
part of the tTnlted Btatea and Cnnndna.by
WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietora. Bostonl
AGENTS :'
nv-Wlsnt-- thrTitJrtt- rf The Ulaa
mr. rn oomhlnntlnn icr this eeaon en-paa-" anrttaloc
hmrtnnn art.rn.--te , Tarmavi-nt f-(v. Andn-R
M Aawa a am worn nuon innr wnr tnia Ta. I And bIm.
miitp. ui.uuh at UU., 1 rwarren 8., New Tot.
T JN Pit-L"JU FITS READYTIfB
"CENTEfiPIWOSITION
A rrn.1e nn-nica of It- bfstorr, rranti bnlldlnira,
vonf1erf ill exhihlti. onrlntiUlnn. trrAivt Hi-ji aat fa..-
Fdai-I Hllllrilfri. (horouahfu nonutttr. inrl
ohtap. Mni ti Immnnsely. .?,(' Aienlti wanted.
Send for fnll partlcatars. Ti ta will be tbe chance nf
tM year n oMn raonnr fast. Oet tta only reliable
history. HUBHXPD BROS.. Ptihp., 733 Srnsoni
rre. -nt'an' inn a, ia..or ntnntif-in. Mat-.
(H A TT'TTfiTff Ie n deceiver. b- ormatar boka,
avnralntrtob4Moffltat,wandteUlog
w-at will happen lo Amun aod Seotcm ber
Any oup rnn tPh
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient.
If ll ItlOnt arreeahl 0 th taatl Knitlt ma.lra1r.aa .M
rpatly ofTe.n-.iTe, and tbe stomarh rej ctm thrn. This
oaa be taken bv children. If, wltl pirre wn y enr-t
oonatl'attoDal orwifvAf-i; errdtoate afffct1ros rf the
liver : remnra hfalthl'y thecaiseof rbnmntlm : hraoa
up fh(. neron ryntm n w f hout oreattRR nausea or
Tomltlnir. In a word, tMt aperient la N .tube's remedy,
preoi.ma In tbd alemblo of the ea.th fur the cure of
maa.
WOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTB.
! t REDUCTION IN PRICE!!
RICHARDSON'S HEW METHOD
FOR PIANO.
A CARD. '-
THE PtTBUSHKKS, BELIEVING THE DE
MAND OP TI"E TIMES SflOn.D BE MKT, HAVE
KEDICF.D THE PRICE OF THIS FAMOV8
METHOD FOR TIIE 1'IANOFORTE TO $3.25
THEV BEI.IEVE THE PUBLIC WILL APPRE
CIATE THEIR ACTION. AS TO MERIT AND
EXCELLENCE THERE IS NO BOOK ITS.EQUAL.
IT STANDS FIRST AND V0RE.MOST, ITS
SALES OF HUNDREDS OF 'l .1OU8AND8 WILL
ATTEST. IS ATTRACTIVE, THOROUGH AND
SUCCESSFUL. IT IS CONSIDERED BY ALL
FAIR JUIXIES TO BE TIIE PERFECTION OF A
PIANO INSTRUCTION BOOK. TRICE $3.23
SENT POST-PAID FOR THIS PRICE.
BJ?" SOLD BY ALL MUSIC AND BOOK DEAL
ERS, AND USED BY TIIE PRINCIPAL TEACHERS
IN TIIE UNITED STATES AND. CANADA.
OLtVER D1TS0N &CJ, Boston.
I'a H. DllfcON v ,:.,
Ill Hiaailway, Nrw York.
J. E. 1)11 SON I'll.,
riaoueatora to J.e Walker, Pi Ha.
Highest Honors
CENTENNIAL!
MASON & HAMLIN
Cabinet Organs :
Unanimously Assigned the
aaf. .
FIRST R
TIIF
SEVERAL REQUISITES"
ut sucn instruments I
MEDALS OV atlUAL AiKKIl' a. . oiorll
II artielM akeaaad afor'Ay of rteogntHom, ao that It will
bt anay for d. any maksra to adraituaa tnat thny hava ra
alTSd ' hlghaat modala." It U by tha JUDOBV EB
PORTS, ONLY, that oompaUn art olea ara aaalfntd
thalr oomparatlra rank la aioellenea. From tnaaa
raporta tha followtnc ta an axtraot:
TUB MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN OO.'S aihlblt
of Read Oraaaa and Uarmoalnais ihoara Inatmmanta of
tha UltHT RANK. IM THK RKTBKAI. HE.
QUIflTfc8 Olf 1-TUU.1E.T1 UP THE
Vli ASS, via., Smoothnaaa and aqaal dla rlbnlltm of
aoao, aoop ol aipraaalon, naonanoa and alnalcg quality,
(raadoni and qulokueaa In aotlon of keya and ballowa,
with taoronfhnaaa of workmanahlp, oombtned with
almpUolty of aotlon." (araad ( all UU Judgu.)
: The MASON t HAMLIN ORGANS are
(hut declared to SANK FI31T, not in one or
two respttsls only, but in ALL the IMPOR
TANT QUALITIES rf such instruments ;
end they are the ONLY organs assigned (his
rank. ,
Thla triumph was not nnaipactcd, for tha Maaon
Hamlin Oablnat Oraana baya uattormly ban aaardaa
tha blahaat honora in oonipatulona in Amariea, thara
haaloa baan aoarcely llz axcepllona In huudreda of ton.
patltluna. Ttutf wars awatiiaa HIOHiL&r HONORS
and fltat madail PARIS, 1867: VlrNA.187l: SAM
TIAGO.IKS; r-lllLADEI.I-HIA.lMS; and nain thoa
b -uu awaraad hlabeaL bouura at raaij a orld'a Kzpoal.
tlon at wbloh ttu-y baaa bran axtilbltad ; balna tha only
Ajuailuan oraana whteh haya aver obtataad an award
at any oompaiittun wttn bat ituropatau uiakaxa. w ia
any Ktuop.au World'a H ipoalUnn I
nafal on kaaiaf MiaoK HaHLTJt Oi'SAWt ata aal
taa aa otktr. Vmaltrt otm racuajiaiaaal inf trior otmow.t
heatim lAay oaa ynaid lai am oommiaaioaa for a. lliaa (A.M.
NBW HTYLkB, with KXI'ENDtD TOPtt, yaiy
fleaanr. and othar improyinauta, ahlt.itad at tha
(JKNTKNalAL, alaaaot na cataa In arrtmt aartaay.
Prloaa fary lomuM ouualatant with bavt matailai and
woramaoahlp. Organa aold lor aaah or Inatallmanta, or
rentad uulli rant padra. JCaary Organ tearranud to yiva
aitllra matUfaetion 10 aaaru raot,abU pyrcArwaa- or tu
humit iuntauiac, ULX.UB'1 ItAT 0,0 UA'I ALOUUIW
aant I raw.
MASON HAMLIN ORGAN 00.-18 Tramon't
Btraat, uoaton i ii Union oqujkra, Naw Yoifci HO al.d
8 Adama klmat, Uhiiadro.
AN
GLENN'S
SULPUUIt SO AT,
The Most Effect-tys Extrrnal
Reuedy Eykr Offered to
the Public
GLRim't Bulphub Soap enres with
wondrona rapidity all Local Dispases
and Irritation of tbe Kkin, rcmt dii a
and preventa Rhmimntisin and ) nt,
rcmovct Dandruff, i'rrventa tbe H .11
from Falling Out and Turnine Orny,
and is the best possible protection
against diseases cemmunicated by con
tact. COMTLESIWIAI titPKtfi JO PER
MANENTLY Rbmovkd by its use, and it
exerts a most tikactifyinq infix
bnce npon the fce, dock, arms, ami,
indeed, upon the entire cutMe. wliirb
it endows with remariiati".2 pupiiy,
VAIRNE8S and softness.
This TWEirPENsrvE and contentet
RPRC1FII EBNDF.Mrl UNNECESSARY '1 1K
oniXAT .TTENDiNO Sulplinr JJalii-.
It tht-romrhly 1iinfi-cis coii'umi
nated clothing and lin ..
PHYSI0IAN3 ADVISE V t L.
Prices, 23 and'CO Cents "inCAKit,
Per Box, (3 Cakes,) 60c. n 11.20.
KB. By porch ail ny tha larare at I. 50 eenta
yon f at triple tlia -ttantitv.
"IIIIPb Hair and V hisH yyfc, -Black
or Brown, 6(.'r-
C.N.CEITIiMflN'.ProD't.JhutiiAv.N.y.
A BOOK for the MILLION.
WtU'UAL AUVICt .r-yBKSSES
(Atartji. Uuptura. ipiuui liabit, c, StA'T t'HEE on r cclri
ui atamp Atl'lra...
Ilr. n,m. llipanaT Nn I! N (that.. St. Ixn,a. Ms
N. F. EURKHAM'S
1S14 TarHna
WATER WHEEL
Hu aitaplnrpd bandreds ol other
Tntblnw, but hns neTrr benn It
elf dtflplnrrd. Patnphlt frM.
N r BURNHAM, York, Pa ' '
EUPEON!
If you have Rhenmatiam, Neuralgia,
Headache, a Burn, or a Bruise, procure
a bottle of Bupcon. It will give instant
relief, a thousands can testiry. For
sale by all Druggists, II. A. HTJRLBTTT
8c CO, 75 and 77 Randolph Street
Chicago, Agents for the Proprietora.
Whether You Travel or Not,
INSURE AGAINST
ALL KINDS OF ACCIDENTS,
BY A YFAHLY T0L1CY IN THE
Traveler
ME OCCIDENT M CO.
Or IIAItTK(lltt, CONN.
Apontaj Etroary-apayin.ex'aa.
NEW AYIIXCOX & GIBBS
Latest
Invention, and
producing
moat
Marvelous
iteaolta.
Only marjWnB
rat ine vvrta
tth
Antomatie
Tenaion and
Stitca
Indicator.
Tratta Hark Id baaa
af avery macbt na.
SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
Send Postal Card for Illustrated Prlac List, ic.
"Willcox & Giblis S. M. Co.,
(Cor. Bond St.) 608 Broadway, New York,
Established 184S.
J.EST3Y&CO.
BrAttloboro, "7t.
CSend for Illustrated Catalogue
HAIR RESTORATIVE
Wtiat It Does!
It iwtorM, quickly, Grar Hair to It frlowv Nat and
eoior, it hns tue effect nf Kestorinir tbe linir to preiptv
tur! j Bald Head a.
It Heraovea Dttndruff, Humunand
aiiKruptionarrom 1
venia dVrntauon,
Divnaaa of tbe
1 aided, dry, haraU
. t renewa,dreaaea.
me ncatip. it pre
1 tolling and Scaly
fckia. It Retjre
and falling Hair,
aoiteni and give
of tbe Hir. It
desired effects In
ny Reatorative
tearing tbe hair
a;)oay, whether
aSortotbeKrovrth i
accompliabeamore E
a anort time tb&a
ever made, alwaya
aoft. lively and .
lifted U I Umtuillff lira.,! tha ai.l... 1 ha,r ..aa nw.aa ohm.
K1T in nunhtn ionditioo : tbua renderuig it, for tha
Old and Younjr, aa article ot' unoqualed exoellence. No
Preparation offered to the public produce euch wonder
ul result. Try it! T.y it! CU 1 r "Wood's Xm
proved 1" aa It contains no injurious qualitiea.
It was orfirlfially fntnxbioed SO years sax v Prof. O. J.
Wood, but the reoeut change ot iDcred'.t.ta in thla ar
ticle la making a demand for it In all part- f tbe United
otatea, Canadaa aod foreign eouiitriea.
ANNOUNCED INT
OONSUMEES!
Tha treat radlaal lmpmvameat Introduced ' i thla ar
tiele baa induced ua to take tbe agency and ad 7.mie ita
rlrtuea to the world, lueilecta aaa Ho .rative ire what
baa been ltiria- souarht tor and wsi. " . mainv vuara k.
(iig more dbcidedwrnw- - .wy wd ittlafactory
Uinwhvr m a mm tuia
ad. No Dmggiat B 111 in tha world
knows Ita oompo. B B fl anion, and cannot
make it ; therefore
it, " Wood'a Im.
let any annrlncU
rinea yon tiiat ha
or Kane war aa
tlilnf? aimilar. mm
when you call for
proved," do not
pled dealer con.
has a Ktw to ntiva
ffood, or aomaw
there la none hka
Itl Iitsiat uiMm having
WiMld'al Imnrrail " a rrl
no other, for your money! H will not be long bVilora all
dealera averywhere wUl bate it. If you ahould fail to
2?if V 'V i!?!?nd l0u .S" byal for a bottle, or
MJ0 for sU bottlea, and wa will send it to you, UreuaidL
wi aui r.aim tsuiuun aesirea.
Bolt AgniU for t Ke U ul ted Hi kua aXan-
22 i oL K- w?r . UdelphiZ Jobnaton, Hot
luway Uoa.fcnd by W'"lMniti iruga.iaU geaexaliy.
amir
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