FARM, GAUD EX ASD HOUSEHOLD
lloueehoid Hint,
To make a dyo for ooloring pine wood
proen, of a shade Ilka that of tries an 1
plants, take throe pints of strong vine
gar, add four onnoes of best verdigris,
ground fino, one-half onnoe of sap
green, and one-half ounce of indigo.
Boil the wood in this for several hours.
For tunneling valuable glass objects
whiiih would be din figured by common
commit, oLrome cement may be used.
This is a mixture of five parts gnlatine
to one of a solution of acid chromate of
limo. The broken edges are covered
with this, pressed t 'gather, and exposed
to snulight, tho iffcfc of the latter being
to render the compound insoluble even
in boiling water.
To Make Good Waterproof Boot
Greasb. Tske one-half pound of shoe
maker's dubbing, one-half pint of lin
soed oil, one-half pint of strong solu
tion of iudia rubber. Dissolve the
whole with a gentle heat (it is very in
flunrnable), and apply with an ordinary
blacking brush. Ono application will
insure dry feet for several months.
To Keep Cider Sweet. If after the
first racking the fermentation still con
tinues, it is better that the operation
should bo repeated as often as any scum
rises to the surface. The final racking
should ba performed in fiue weather.
VVlwu the bottles are filled they should
be set by, uncorked, until morning,
when the corks muHt be driven in tight
ly, and secured by wire and melted rosin
or any similar substance.
A Eemedt for Corns. Bind raw
cotton ou your corn at night before
going to bed, and then saturate the oot
ton with spirits turpentine. It will re
move the most obstinate corn, either
hard or soft, in four or five applications.
The skiu will be apt to peel off the toe,
but this is rather an advantage, as it
helps to remove the corn.
White Lead Paint from Old Lead
Pipe. Roll the lead out into a thin
sheet and place it in an earthon pot with
a little vinegar in the bottom. Then
bury the pot in fermenting stable dung
or spent tanbark. The aootio acid of
the vinegar corrodes the metal, forming
a superficial coating of acetate of lead.
The carbonic aoid sot free by the decom
posing vegetable matter displaces the
acetic acid, combining with the lead and
forming the oarbonate (white lead). The
acetic acid thus released attacks more
metal, which is again carbonized, and
thus, with a small charge of vinegai,
the operation is continued a long time,
and a large quantity of lead changed
into carbonate.
Plowing In live.
On the farm of President Clark, at
Amherst, Mass., was a poor, gravelly
field of six acres, which yielded only
oue-half ton per acre. Liiist fall the
Hold was plowed, and one ton of recti
fied Peruvian guano applied to the
whole and harrowed in. The piece was
then sowed to winter rye, resulting in a
crop this year averaging nearly five
feet iu height when plowed under, and
whiiih g od judges estimated would
yield, if liurvented, nearly thirty bushels
ot' grain to the (lore. But President
C'ark is oue who generally induces na
ture to produce about as he wills, by
following out tiie principles she has
hernolf laid down. The soil here was
lacking in orgauio matter as well as in
plant food, and this was the readiest
means of supplying the deficiency.
The rye was plowed un ier just before
blossoming, though on general princi
ples the better way is to turn it under
when nearly ripe, at the time when the
crop has taken into itself the largest
attainable amount of atmospheric and
soil matters, A large niz ;d swivel plow
was use 1, plowing to a depth of seven
inches, and was followed by a subsoil
plow stirring seven inehes deeper. An
other ton of rectified gu ine was applied
to six acres and hirroed in, and then
seed d to grass and winter rye. Thus
thrt lot will ho quickly uiul effectually
s ipplied with a la go ii uount of organic
uti'l mineral elements of plant food. If
allowed to mature, according to the esti
mate, tuo crop plowed in would add to
the soil of available plant food about
227 pounds of nitrogen, 2U0 pounds of
potash, and 121 pounds of phosphoric
aaid, which would nearlyequal in value
tue two tons di guano.
Farm Nate.
AGRicuLTuitAii Wisdom. An English
farmer recently remarked that he fed his
land before it was hungry, rested it be
fore it was weary, and weeded it before
it was foul.
Charooatj for Turrets. A Califor
nia paper highly recommends charooal
for fattening turkeys, and says that it
should be pulverized and mixed with
mashed potatoes and corn meal, as well
as fed to them in small lumps. It men
tions that in two lots of four each, other
wise treated alike, there was an average
gain in the weight of those fed with the
charcoal of a 'pound and a half each. In
commenting upon this another writer
nays : While we condemn the practioe
of mixing the pulverized charcoal with
other food for turkeys, compelling them
to eat it whether they want to or not, we
have no doubt of the excellent effects of
supplying them with charooal broken
into small bits, especially when fatten
ing for market. We have had evidence
of what we say, and for a number of
years have recommended charcoal for
this purpose."
Lumps in Udders. Take poke root
and chop it up fine and beat it into
pumice ; take a teaoupful and put in a
quart of meal, and feed to a cow whose
udder has lumps in it, and they are re
moved at once. The remedy is infal
lible. Singular Case.
Two fatal cases of blood poisoning
have ocourred in Liverpool, which will,
unfortunately, strengthen the prejudices
of the iguorant against vaocination.
Two- fine healthy children fell ill soon
after vaccination by the publio vaccina
tor, and died. The only explanation
suggested wa3that the "atmospherio
causes arising from the peculiarities of
the neighborhood and the houbes in
which the children resided might have,
in consequence of the vaocination, led
to the disease which resulted in death."
The jury returned a verdict to the effect
tli it the chillreu had d'el from the
effects of py-n'a, consequent upon vau-
ciaatiou skillfully performed and from a
good souroe, but what were the precise
caisei leading to the blood ooisoning,
t!w medical evidence did not enable the
jury to say.
In Africa. In the -elevated regions
of the interior of Africa, where there
are no dense primeval forests, extensive
swamps and pestilential jungles, cattle
aud horses show no sign of infection or
poisoned 6tate of blood. They flourish
in uncounted herds. And in those re
gions men are healthy, vigorous, and in-elligent.
THE EASTER QUESTION.
Ilowlt Apnrnrs tn a CleTf-r Fnrialnn Jonr.
nnllet, Divested of Ceremonr.
Albert Millard's "Lettres Fantais
istes " are among the most notable fea
tures of ootemporary Parisian journal
ism. This is his latest production, ei. ti
tle,! " Turks and Servians; or, Woe to
the Victors."
8ooi! A battlefield. The Turks have
jn-t laid out the Servians, who take to
flight.
lurks Allah bo praised 1 We have
conquered 1 Three cheers for Mahomet I
(lhey carry the u.. ws to Midhat Pasha.)
Midhat Pasha The deuce you have 1
Quick: lose no time; go and apologise
lo the Servians. (They re enter Servia. ,)
Turks Ho, ye iServisus, we have just
walloped you. Yew are absolutely wipod
out. Wo tender our apologies and re
grets, and are prepared to make any
compensation you will indicate.
Servians We want nothing. We will
acoept neither apologies, regrets nor
indemnities. We don't care for you.
We are the conquerors.
Turks (risiug on their ears) Oh, jou
are I
Sorviaus We are.
Turks Say it again, will you I (The
Servians do. The Turks trounce them,
and return to announce the victory to
Midhat Pflfcha.)
Midhat Pasha There yon are again I
Will yow never give me a rest f Go back
to Tehernayeff, fall on your knees and
offer him an armistice.
Turks So be it. (They do ko. )
Tohornayeff What 1 Apologies J An
armistice ? You offer this to us as if we
could acoept it I It is our privilege to
make conditions.
Turks But wo are the conquerors.
Tciiernayeff Well, possibly yow are.
Turks And you the conquered.
Tehernayeff Admit it. But don't
push it too far. I am not of the patient
breed.
Turks "Yon ain't, eht
Tehernayeff Not much.
Turks Not more are we; and we may
as well have it out now, once for all.
(The Turks sweep the Servians from the
face of the earth.)
(Enter Midhat Pasha.)
Midhat Pasha Great Allah I What
shall we do now? The Servians are
thrashed, flying, abolished. My army
has not left a platoon of them together.
We have nothing left but to capitulate.
We must capitulate. (He goes in his
shirt, with a rope round his neck, to
offer reforms to the Servians.)
Servians Our termB are high. We
must have ten thousand Turks decapi
tated. Midhp.c Pasha Done 1
Servians Also our autonomy.
Midhat Pasha I guarantee it.
Servians Likewise much cash.
Midhat Pasha Have all you will. Is
that all ?
Servians-Lord, no I Wo want Con
stantinople. Midhat Pasha Oh, come, now"
Servians And besides and unless
yon agree to our terms "
Turks Well?
Servians Well, mind your eye.
Turks That's rubbing it in. (They
f ill on the Servians and reduce them to
sixteeu in number.) Now, will you
huve a little common sense ?
Surviving Servians We muot have
the Black sea.
Turks We'll Blaok sea you. (Addi
tional unpleasantness. Eight severely
wounded Servians remain.) Now that
we have you down to a fine point let ni
hope that we may come to an amioable
understanding.
Servians We may, after you have
abandoned the orrors of Mahomet.
(The eifc'ht Servians are reduced to two.)
Turks Well, let us have peace.
Servians We must have the moon !
(The last Servian bites the d iet.)
Turks Allah be praised I That is the
la-jt of them 1 Whul does Europe say ?
Europe They wanted the moon.
You must give them the moon 1
Turks Give whom the moon f
E'irope--Givo it to thb Soivians I
Turks But there are no Saivians 1
Europe Let us not discuss prelimi
naries. You have been asked to give
them the moon, give them the moon.
That, is indispensable before we go any
further.
Turks Nevertheless
Europe No "nevertheless give
them the moon.
Tin kn All right. They shall have
it. (Aside.) ' Bub how shall we manage
it? (Curtain.)
The Age of Rocks.
At the first meeting of the session of
the Liverpool Geological Society, the re
tiring president, Mr. T. Mollard Reade,
O. E., delivered the annual address.
The subject was an interesting one, be
ing a calculation of the amount cf solid
matter removed annually from the sur
face of England and Wales in solution
iu rain or rather river water. The re
sult of the calculations, which were of
au elaborate nature, showed that it
would take 13,300 years to remove in
this manner one foot in depto of solid
matter over the entire surface of Eng
land and Wales. This calculation was
oompared with others. As throwing
light upon the age of sedimentary de
posits, the calculations, taken together
wit - the amount of matter annually
brought down in river water iu suspen
sion in the form of mud, are extremely
interesting, and Mr. Reade deduced
from them that the minimum amount of
time which must have elapsed siuoe the
first sedimentary rocks we know of were
laid down, is in roundnumbers 500,000,
000 years, thus supporting the views of
Lyell, Hutton and other geologists as to
the immense age of the world.
Medical Science in Servia.
Servia has hitherto done without doc
tors, says the London Standard. In a
few of the large towns, no doubt, there
were medical, men, mostly brought up
in Vienna, but in the villages there were
absolutely none. Their place was I
should perhaps say is supplied by
"wise women " called " babas." These
"babas" proless to have an intuitive
knowledge of medicinal plants ; but the
Servian peasant plaoed much less trust
in their medical than in their magical
skill. . Their performance in this line
was remarkable, and their patients had
every faith in it. The most commonly
fatal disea-es in Servia are consumption
and congestion of the lungs. The
staple remedy for the latter ailment Is
to administer to the patient three
apples grown on the same bough. If
after eating these apples, which are sup
posed to have some mysterious connec
tion with tho Trinity, the patient feels
no b'etter, then, but not' till then, the
wise woman adopts more vigorous meas
ures. The unfortunate malade is laid
on the ground on his stomach, the wise
woman scatters salt over him, and
marches around him mumbling oabalis
tio words. This seems to be a kind of
exorcism, and would indicate a belief
that the illness is caused by witchcraft
or demoniacal possession.
Merchant's Gargling Oil has won for
Itself a world-wida reputation as a lini
ment useful in rheumatism, sprains,
bruises, bnrns, scalds, etc. This prepa
ration was first manufactured in 1833,
and siuoe then has steadily grown into
the favor and confidence of the people.
The long term of years during nhioh it
has constantly been brought to the
nofioe of the publio, together with its
immense sale, give evidence of an in
herent value which cannot be doubted.
An objection to its use that of staining
the skin has been entirely removed, so
that it now leaves no stain whatever. Al
though called "Family Oil," and pre
pared intentionally for human flesh, it
auswers as well for beasts; and will be
found one of the best remedies for all
purposes, where a liniment is required,
that has ever been manufactured. The
Druggist, New Lebanon, iV. Y,
One of the British scientists has been
at work on dogs' brains. He finds that
the brain of man's faithful friend is
smaller than that of the wolf, and that
the brain of a Newfoundland dog is
very little larger than a terrier's.
We would advise those of our readers
whose buildings or fences require paint
ing, or whose roofs are in Deed of re
pairs, to send at once for pamphlet and
prioe list of Asbestos Paints, Roofing,
Roof Paint and Cement. These articles,
whioh are of unquestioned reliability,
are also the most economical of any in
use for suoh purposes. The Centennial
Exposition medal and diploma of merit
have been awarded to the manufacturer,
Mr. H. W. Johns, 87 Maiden Lane, New
York , who within the past twenty years
has built np the most extensive and suc
cessful business in this line in the
world. Mr. Johns also manufactures
Asbestos paper, cloth, steam pipe and
boiler coverings, steam packing, sheath
ings, etc, whioh are in use in every
civilized country.
According to information published at
Ghristiania, the late census shows that on
the first of January this year the total
population of theakingdom of Norway
amounted to 1,817,237 souls. The total
population of the towns in Norway
amounted to 332,938, the remainder of
the population living iu the country.
Pimples on the face, rough skin,
shipped bands, eajtrheum and all outaneorja
4 lections oured, the skin made soft and
smooth, by the use of JunifkbTab Soap. That
made by Caaweil, Hazard A Co., New York, is
the only kind that can be relied on, as thore
are many imitations, made from oominon tar,
whioh aie worthless. Com.
Cut This Out,
The Qrand Central Hotel, Broadway, New
York, is, in every respect, a firat-olass hotel.
It has few equals, no superiors. Every line of
stages pass the door. It is easy walking dis
tauoe to prinoipal stores and places of amnse
msnt. The rooms are large, airy, and elegantly
famished. The table and attendance all the
most fastidious could desire, and last, but not
least, the prices have been reduced to J 2. 50
and (3 per day.
In consequence of the many inferior
imitations. the manufacturers of the colebrated
" Matchless " brand of plug tobacco have been
compelled to proteot themselves by a trade
mark. Every plug now has the words ' Matob
lees P. T. Co. tlieieon. The Pioneer Tobaoco
Co., 121 Water St., N.Y.,are the manufacturer.
Mr.W. C. Coup, mauager of tho N. Y.
Aquarium, has had made, at great expense, a
beautiful chromo of the Aquarium for persons
who cannot visit it. As a pioture it would be
cheap at five times the price. Bee adv.
The Rev. Matthew Bonner, M. D.,
late medical missionary to China, is curing
thousands of dyspepsia, ladies' "morning sick
ness," foul breath, and all disorders of the
stomach and liver, by the uie of "Ching." It
is th Chinese sovereign remedy for those dis-odi-m.
Bend $1 for a box, or a stamp for a
oircular, to post-office box 111, Troy, N. Y.
Oue More Unfortunate.
Almost every day the papers chroDicle the
suicide of some pour unfortunate whose mind
has been enfeebled by dyspepsia, over whose
earthly horizon a heavy' gloom has gathered
from the untold aud untenable agonies of this
cruel complaint. Dyepepeia is one of the most
depresni.ig diseases sffliciiug humanity. Is is
oosmopuhtan in its nature no country is
oxompt from its visitations, no family free
from its attacks. There is a balm in Gilcad ;
it comes in the shape of the Peruvian Syrup.
For years it has been scattering its blessings
abroad. There is, probably, no disease which
experience has so amply proved to be reme
diable bvthe Peruvian 8yrnp as dvsDJDs'a. The
lunet inveterate forms of this disease huve
been completely cured by this medioine, as
ample testimony of many of our first citizens
prove.
Physicians are Amazed,
Patients delighted, the doubtful silenced, aud
all who have eyes to see, cr ears to hear, more
than satisfied by the absolute certainty with
whioh Hale's Honey of Horohound and Tar
cures coughs, ooldt, hoarseness aud every
atfeotiou of the lungs and turoat tending to
consumption. Bold by all druggists. Pike's
Toothache Drop cure in one minute.
A case of chronic rheumatism of unusual
severity, oured by Johnson's Anodyne Lini
ment, is noticed by one of oar exchanges. A
Urge bunch came out upon the breast of the
sufferer, and appeared like part of the breast
bone. Used internally and externally.
The sweetest word in our language is
health. At the first indication of disease use
well known and approved remedies. For dys
pepsia or indigestion use Parsons' Purgative
Pills. For ooughs, colds, sore or lame stomach
use Johmen's Anodyne Liniment.
Tbe Markets.
I I3B
B sat Cattle Prim to RxtealliUloaaa
Oommon to Good Tezaua......
HllohOowa .. .....60
Hol Iilva.
i7JO 10
CO 75 00
Dialled..,,.. ...............
Shosp.
rinfm llt ....... .......
Cotton Middling
flour Extra Woatern
State Extra s
Wheat Bed W astern 1
Mo. g Sprliij 1
Bye mat..
Barley 8tato..
Barley Malt
Oate Mixed Western
Oorn Mixed Western. ...... .......
Hay, par owt
Straw, per ewl.. ...... -.
Hops 7i Bigga 7ti
Pork Mom.... ......17
Lard
l"laa Mackerel No. 1, new. ........ 19
" Ko. a, new 8
DiyOod, p owt
Eei-riOM, Healed, per box:
Petroleum Crude ...: U
Wool California ffleeoa.....
Texas "
Australian " ............
Batter State......
Western Dairy
Western fellow......
Western Ordinary
Cheese btite Factory
" Saimmed....,
Western
'to-fUt,
B0rVAI,O.
Flour.... S
Wheat No. 1 Burton 1
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ilk, a
11
80 J a 75
70 m t co
88 n 1 M
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81 ft 48
58 ft 00
6U 60
10 ft 80
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Oats ,
Kye
Barley ,
. HUJJBXraU.
Beef Cattle Extra
51 64
8 4 S8
87 m ID
9) m 91
t8K 061f
0k OeX
cueey. ..... . ... ,
uoga unseed.
Floor FeuDsylvaula Kxtra.. ....... ( 87), A 8 60
Wheat lied Weatern...,. I to A 1 so
Rj It 11
Oorn Yellow. .....i... ......... . , 17 9 18
Mixed ts fc It
Oata Mixed go A ii
letTOjeum Orode,,,,..ls16 Befloed, it
With the exeention of the tivramid of
Cheops, the spire of the Btrassbnrg
cathedral, 461 feet In height, has
hitherto been tno most elevated build
ing in the world. It has now been ex
ceeded by the lately completed spire of
Mm Rouen cathedral, which is 490 feet
high.
A FEKRLUH8 KXTKIIMAL Si'KUIKlC AND
BKAUT1F1K1! OP THB SKIN.
GLENN'S
BtTT.PIi Oil WOAP,
At a remedy for Diseases, Bores,
Ahhasions, and Roughness of thr
ktj, , as a OtWiiorizer, disinfectant, and
ii.r-.iihs of (iicventiug aud curing
Jti.iumhtiain and (lout; and as uu
Adjcnct- of the Toilet and the
Bath, "Oi-knh's Hui.rHun Soap" ;s
inconipnrubly the best artiola ever
offered to the Aciericnn public.
The CoMPLMMrN is not only freed
flOln t'TMP.'.E. PLOTCKS3,TAR, FbEO-
kle9, and uii other blemishes, by its
use, but acqiures a tkanspabjcmt
DRI.1CACT artf Y&IVBTT WITNESS
through the uiafifyinft and emollient
ucilon of this wholbsokb bbaoti
tier The contraction of obnoxious dls- -eases
is prevutrtea and the complete
disinfection oi clothing worn by per
sons afflicted with contagious maladies
. iusured Dy ;t iTi.MLLiiss and Trav
elers provided with this admirable
purifier have at bans tse main
Kr.w I'iii. OF A SERIES OF Sulphur
li.tths. baiidruff ia removed, the
L&ii retained, and graynees retarded
Ly It
Medical men advocate its use.
Prices, 25 and 60 Cents per Care.
t-na Box, (8 Cakxs,) 60a and $1.90.
N.H. Thsre Is economy la baytnf the large oakea,
" Hil!-s Hair and Whisker Dre,
lliack r Browa, 60 Cents.
C CMTFlfMS, Prop'r, 7 Siith At. I.T
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. WUEfJ . M. I.IMXJTOX, Ihlr.rt
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u) 8 U H iDe 3 Crtyom, Plrturt end Chromo Crda. IBS i.m
3r?L Jplft. worth 05, lent p. itp.id for R5. Uliutr.
(rif raTosu free. 1. H. UU 1 OHD' S SONS, BOSTON, MISS.
EUPEON!
If you have Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headaohe, a Burn, or a Bruise, procure
a bottle of Eupeon, It will give instant
relief, as thousands can testify. Foi
sale by all Druggists, H. A. HTJRLBTJT
& CO., 75 and 77 Banuvilph Street
Chicago, Agents for the Proprietors.
Whether You Travel or Not,
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Highest Honors
O CENTENNIAL I
MASONS HAMLIN
Cabinet Organs
SUnanimouslv Assigned Jtho
"FIRST RANK
IN TUB
SEVERAL REQUISITES"
Of such Instruments!
MKDAX8 OF EQUAL MERIT han httn aaardti
oil artfefai dtemtd vortAy of rteognition, so that It will
be ees tor many makere to advertise that the; hare re
eelfed " highest medals." It Is br the JUDGES' BK
PORT8, ONLY, that competing articles are aeelaued
their comparative rank la exoellenee, Prom these
reports the following la an extraot:
"THR MASON 4 HAMLIN OKU AN OO.'B exhibit
of Reed Orpans and Harmoniums thows instrument ol
the flKHT RANK IN TUB NKVKRAL, KB.
((UIKITKK OK INMTKUMENT OF TUB
t l.ASSt vl .i Smoothness end equal distribution of
tone,sco of expression, reeonanoeandelnglngqnallty,
fre m and quickness In action of kere and bellows.
with thoroughness of workmanship, combined with
sunplloltr of action." (Slgntd by all lAs Judqti.)
The MASON t II AM LIN ORGANS an
thus declared lo SANK FISST, not in one or
two respects only, but in ALL the IMPOR
TANT QUALITIES of such instrumenU
and (hey are the ONLY organs assigned this
rank.
This trlumuh was not anexpeeied, for the Meeon
liati.lln Cabinet Orcana h.i. nnlrormtv bun awarded
the highest honors In competitions In America, there
havlDg been soeroelr eix exceptions In hundreds of oorn.
petitions. They were awarded H1GMKBT HONORS
and first medsls PARIS J8S7 : VIHNNA, 187i SAN.
I I AGO. 1876; PHILADULHUIA, 1876; and haTa thus
been awarded highest honors at rvery World's Bxposl
tlon at whioh th.y have been exhibited ; belos- the only
American organs which have ever obtained any award
at any competition with beet Kuropean titers, or la
any Knropeau Worla'e Exposition 1
uisf on hawing aTMaeoM Ham LI Oksah; do tot
taks any other. DaaUrt o1m reomm.ad inferior otqoma
Mflaus. t Ay art paid Iwyer eommunoa. for tUling Am,
NKW 8TTLK8, with KXTKNDKD TOPS, yif
aincanr, ana outer unprovemeote, exni- itea mi me
(IKNTKNNIAL; elegant new oaaes In great variety,
rrlous v.rv lomeii amiatrj,nt with ba.t material and
workuianbto. Organs sold for oeh or tnstallmente, or
rented until mut pae. Mvrry Organ warranted to give
entire eatii'action to eeery reaMnhl. pureh-teer or THB
wi'kxv Kkicaxao. ILLU jIuaIVO UA1 ALOCUE.S
cent rree.
MASON A UAMLIN ORGAN 00.-154 Treaaont
Street, boston ; 25 Union Suar.. New York; SO and
b'4 Adams Street, Ohloaga
TRAVELERS
REMARKABLE LETTER
From a Gentleman known and Hon-
red from the Atlantio to the
Paciflo Coait. '.-'- '
TTv. A. TIawkvii. Wk.ld.l.ttM...). n '
wrmriitt rfBiaimruriin, ti MUicmriie 41 life k mm. I".
ton, Mass.: Gentlemen, I hure for an me months felt It
ft duty that I owed to Buffering htimftnUy to write ynn,
ni of flAxroBD'B Radical Citr for Catarrh. For
?im me srvai nenem inai 1 nave acriyen irom ins
more than 30 yeara I have been atnicted with this very
troubleaoma complaint. I have tried all tho remedi ji
that I could find, out without material or permanent
benefit. Last fall the disease bad arrived nt Hint ntnte
that I moat hate relief or die. Tho entire memhran
oueayitembad become to Inflamed, and theatomnch
o disordered, that It vh a doubtful matter whether
eonidfio to me Faeino coast, or if I did po whether
sheula llTfl to come back or not. I saw an adver
tisement of this medicine, and although being very
Incredulous about specifics or nostrums of any kind,
yet Jn sheer desperation I trld this, and was nt ones
bsne filed by It. The changes of climate, a chronlo
disease of the liver, and my ago over 10 may pre
Teat my entire restoration, but the benefit I derive
from lu dally use Is to me itiralitable, and 1 am hoping
to be completely cured, and at last arrive at a respect
able old age.
If this statement of my case can oe of any service to
those afflicted aa I have been, and enable you to bring
this remedy Into more general tine, especially on the
Bv.iuc cuui "wnero u is muca neeueui. my oojecv in
writing this note will be obtained.
very iruiyyotirs, uunky wkltH.
Avboia, N. Va, J une, 1776. of Wells, Fargo A Co.
tiallnrr Tnhn mnA Toll .1 1 ...... l .' .11
tL'"'fS ami uu ctliinu nil unu ill 1111 UHrU'rJ,
Price For sale by all wholesale and retail
(gists throughout the United Htates. WKKKS
ATTttJ "1 1 A Xl-i.-t 1
gists, Boston. Mass. 8
COLLINS9
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS
o IiOeal Falna, Lameness, Soreness,
Weakness, Numbness and Inflammation of
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Bladder, Heart and Muscles, are equal to an
army of doctors, and aores of plants and
ahrubi. Even In Paralysis, Epilepsy, or
Fita, and Worrous and Involuntary Mus
cular Aotion, this Plaster, by Bullying the
Jferroug Foroes, haa effected Curea when
eyery other known remedy baa failed.
BOLD BY ATJi DBTJOGIBTB.
Prioe 25 oenta.
Sent on receipt of prioe, 2B oenta for One,
l.ati for Six, or $2.25 for Twelve, to any
part of the United Btateg and Canadas, by
vVxUJiKB ft POTTER, Proprietora, Boston,
booseys' w.,::
IIOOHEV oVTlO . 32 t I 4th
iii;sni. Ful
free by malL
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DR. WARNER'S HEALTH OORSET.
With Skirt Supporter and
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Body, with Gback and Beauty of
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Approved by all physicians.
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Sattean, 1 75. To Agents at
25 cents less. Order size two
Inches smaller than waist mea
sure nrer thprirnaB.
n&2Si Warner Bros. 763 Broadway, li.T,
Established 1846.I
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Brattlotooro, "V"t.
fSend for Illnstrated Catalogue.
NEW WIJLLCOX & GIBBS
Latest
Tnventinn. and
Only machine
tn the worta
with
Automatic
Tension and
Stitco.
Indicator.
Droducins
most
Marvefona
Results.
Trad Hark In bus
ot every machine.
SILENT SEWING MACHINE,
Send Postal Card for Illnstrated Price List, &c.
Willcox & Gibbs S. M. Co.,
(Cor. Bond St.) 658 Broadway, Mew York,
A clove ol'
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient
baa remoTwd tbe aeny of rbenmatlem, and Its continued
uia ntlrely healed the patie.it. KheuraatlBin I a not
little noderatood. Horn ?mpirlos reftcrc to einhrooa
tlnne, whioh are rallv danerona. It is now aoknowl
edxed to be a blood direa, romltinfi f'ora acidity.
Tbla uperlent oorreota all auoh acidity, and thus enrot
the disease. AU rheaiuatlysiitl4ttsr are advised t
try It.
D ll,U MI A Li Li 1IHUUUIOTQ.
J. & P. GOATS
have beeai awarded a Medal nod DIpIoiuh
at the Centennial Exposition and commend
ed by the Jndaea for
"SUPERIOR STRENGTH
AND
EXCELLENT QUALITY
OF
SPOOL COTTON."
... A. T. G0SH0RH, Director-General.
; aiai,. i J. H. HAWLEY, Pres.
Alfx. R. Uptkleb, Bt'eretary pro tem.
For Singing Schools!!
Haka them doubly Interesting by introducing
THE ENCORE
By L. O. EMERSON.
95eenfa $7.80 iter doen.
THE ENCORE
rvmraim tx Fstat-Ulana RlemvnUrv Course, with the best
kind of exercises, aire, tones In ono, two, three or tour
puts, lor praouoe. .
THE ENCORE
Uontalne 100 paaee tilled with bright, wide-awake, easv
(leee and tonr i art aontrs. Thne It la a good Glee Book
as weu aa ouikiuk nuuuvi wa.
THE ENCORE
Contain 50 of Hymntuaw and Anthems of the best
ouarto er.
Mr. I. O.. EMERSON
(Half a mtllioa of whwe hook bave been sold), has
nam. hmn MZflAllfttl u oomDOKMor arraaser of mnsla
ezaotly adapted to tb publio taete. His " ttvot " in this
&UT0MTIG
1AW
matter la lniaiiDie. men try
THE ENCORE.
For sale br all prominent dealers. SpeoUnens matted,
poet-iiv, for T eeau. . . . w
OLIVER DITS0N & CO., Boston.
. M. PITSON dc CO., - . ,
, . .'..: 711 Breadway, New York.
J. E, DITBON eV CO.,
Baooesaors to Lee A Walker, Phil a.
MERIDEN CUTLERY CO.
Received the' HIGHEST CENTENNIAL PRIZE
tAMST Uast Rambim Tabli Ksira,"
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
''i.' ' Will IT, IMUs
' - '".""7' I'lrtiiiii autnrv-rn in Amnr Ok. UiliTlnai .il.tH:rft .U trift tiUlilL.i4.n.t a i
THE GREAT NEW
A liniutlfttl Oh'ninn LlthOBTajh ef this vavl Marina
even varl"t?oT.itllJI iLl f hi amTTit" ii1!""1!? '? ""'. end one of lb. fineet In the world. It bee
and Ithi 'nmster !VtII Fllh. nd ",d ""P'oal Flsa to Ibe bate Whale, the nraolons Shark,
The charee Is rnarte slmplv'to eover the expense nf the wrannlne trihe .nj nnrtu.
Parties who remit 3 will be entitled to seven UthoerapheV tffv Sil?XiSf7l, .III h. ,
them. In even caie this noUee .hoelri ha ant Ant anA fi i remlt W. tnev will have twelve sent to
waj. Aaaress, W. D.
Potter's American Monthly
50,
IllustbatbD; Beat Family Majraslae In
th Country, at 03 for 187
I ooptea ose
f ear toi
or (W
10 eoplM for SOoonlf
Sabeorlben
KnrTrloppdlR, qaaHo, 8.U00 Illostra-
an aoopy of Pottr'i
for
1877. S
ttonslpiioe,4'tf5aiTen to the person send-
id is eino. for itue at au rvws ntaias,
oents a nnmoer, nueolaJ Terms t
nonta. J. R. FOTTEB A Co.. Hhlla,, Pi.
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ftTHIv1"'1't'lt'V T. rufHXM I III., 1II.H It., Pblia,, Pa.
PoaTtarra. Mr., Ir.wa br eiarklaerv; l,..r.tM r a,o
see, null w.auj. Su.nn., up. Mrt Oe rbua., fm.
W?, "DTriT FKItE. Beet Obenoe Yet Write
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RT. Anj-nwta. Maine.
) f a Week Halarj rnaranteed to male female. Send
m ' ' stamp for olrcnlarx. If. M. Bodlne.lnrllanae's.Inrl.
$15 for .UK ""te Mammoth flataloirne free. F.
1gj-iiyj! 'U WASfW A Oo., 1 I I NafM.aaBt.,N. y;
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..." V eale "f I lirare and Ti'haono In everv onnntv.
n.trp.s w Y. TOBACCO Qt.. 3S Rnwlok St., N. V.
SHORTHAND.-Instrnctlr.n In this fa-olnattog stnrlv
e ven bv mall. florTesricnrjc -ollclt(l. Inclose
tramp snrl arldrm WM. B. N YK, New Bedlord. Mars"
WANTED Ai.nl. can eaMlytnak$10rerdaveelllne;
. ,onr new article. Arrolr enrlv lor rboloe terrltorv"
ii- m p rrvwr ana Agqe uo.
H Broadway, New York.
S350
A month. Agents wanted. 8 best sell
'"J rtlol In tj world. One sample free
Add'ss JAY imONMOTV, Detrolt.Mlch.
A MONTH, hotel end travellou expensee
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WIMP
JJII-I.S for Pnmplnn and Ronnlng
Machinery. Address TORNADO
WINDMILL CO.. KLBA. N. Y.
$3
WATCHIW. A tlraat Sensation. Sample
Watch and Outfit fret to Aqente. Better than
Hold. Addrers A. OfUJLTBR A CO.. Chics to.
$M1000 i
d1rn- B AXTPR
Invested In Wall ht Stook" makne
fortnnee everv month. Rook eent
free explaining everything.
CO., Benltere, 17 Wall St., N. Y.
T ,C C TiT t TP sn'1 Material Inwt r than ever.
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NATIONAL TYPK CO., ""ae-
L??3rd St., Phlla., Pa.
'" hrert Calves. Chester White, Berkshire and York
bire I'.gs. Hcotoh.MkFe and Shepherd pup, Poultry and
I yeona all finest lmuortrd strains, bred and for sale br
rsncls Morris, Morton, l ei. Co., Pa. Send forclronlar.
The New Work. Indlspen able to F. A. M. Sella
at eight. Kxolnelve territory given. Send for
Decrlptlve Uatalnrne. Redrllng A Co., Pnbs.
Standard Masonlo Works, 731 Broadway ,N.Y,
a ;en
ENT.-Tenty 9x1 1 Monnted Ohromos for
rtayTAl. CBHOMO Co., 37 Nasfan Btreet, New York.
w m
Q- OUTFIT FREE TO AIJENTX. men aad
'JV J women. Article pessennes a great charm for both.
Sells at slgbt to everv y, mtg l.dv and gnt.
SrutUTlFHl NovEI.Tr Co., Af.tor Plsoe, New York.
TJO We w1tI "lartyon In a bnMneft's yon can
A, V make S.Vl a week wlth'tnt ?antti.l. nn.
TVTfiTffTTV and resneotable for elller sex. Aoentb
tlAVAl JZi Jt Kupplt Va., -4HI Riwery, N. Y.
flebhard'e Great Book of and I 1-entlnni to the Working
er ,, , - tjia.ea n-w to stnrt a muney
!" Rf; rPTC. making Kiihln M.wllh ortvith.
"XfJ a7f on, raUal. Vr!c. ft( e-Pt.
Add' OrnwAWp A ('.. J III Clln-on St ,I)tr it Stleh.
BUTTK.R ard (,'HKK.HK O lorlng. Kxltaol rt ( lieere
Rennet, used by the I.""i:er 1 alt!: Iu Knr' re and
Am,rlcs. tend for Prl.rf- at'.- ' Iri-'-lur Frfr. M -'e Aent
'or the U.S., Mr.B. It SMM'H.3'27 Arc-, St .I'll la fa.
"rled and awartie 1 Hitrft.t Cn h ,n sl Prize 'edal.
FARMERS-
or their sont wanted thin fsll anr.
winifr. ( 1 or 2 inrni'h tn.) to ?)!
tn the farmer-n in tlii-ir oven countifH Hiuivrsi nleUiit, pri
MU K'Hd. Particiiium In n. J. V'OE'lU, !-(. l.uin, Alu.
rp"Cl A C TbB cboloeat Id the world Importer!
M. Wli l L'sa o rices Lai-iT-Aitr CnmninT In AmrlrA
japle article plfl.vM erorybodr Tra-. o'nlnafcUF In
rin AKnt6 wante-i everywhere bst tnduuen.ent
dnn't wMt time nd for OhnnlHrto
ROB'T WRLL8. 4 3 Vwwy St.. v. Y. P. Q. Box 1287.
Sample ( op. Piinr nvrr. lO reolM.
totind In 1 Iftih. -a tin UhioirHitoof 1 t'i.
fffn, rt.T ri'iiin p? mull. AtldrMiv lo 114
"SSOUWsti "o'',Uelt. beat in the urTl
Bka9. xTj IPCIrlrl TV 1st n
ar.. . . . r
IJ - i'loirsov YvlllIIBirUl'.tX
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J and circulars 8?nt frt;e un uii-
V nil- arion. to p. J. WHIT
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irk.
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oaiara n mi
n txnv uurt of Ihn llnitnd Kt.ttMd. I 'unnva.
Furop. whti
whtoh need IrjTH-tlir ltlon. httfiitlnri. nr nrnne.
viutl'D, cau iind auiitarjo by addrt-Mnir P. O. BOX
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AGENTS.
InTeatlirate themerlta of Thn Ulnr
trated Weekly before dfiterrnlair
noon vour work this fall a id win
ter. Tbe combination for this ibwod Barpaffi- anythlcg
heretofore attempted. Terms nent free Ad dree a.
jJHAM. UiiUUAH a UO., 1 4 Warren ISt., New York.
ttmJTAWO fr an Wntmrmit Ce.
Dft. J. P. Fitl.hk, belnsrtworn.iayi: I grad-
144 la lM
ulkia,Mlf, t Xh.tLam.tttni, Nturalri., O.Bt, KI4n h4 Uitv Immii,
IfUftrulMBR. P1TLIR1 RUBUUAT1C aiMIDT, KI4y CvHUal, Jul
iijmIbhi u rrrur'i tbur isw: str imua o u
lir Mil, Mraimi nn, r wf II raftei't lu.pitUH1ltrtt-
Ml HwdlBkl A4'.M Wit f BJI. aiiTU. etdNM 1&. flTUUL,
, vr will I
It nafeJI.
ttaMtt tMurtk lUMl. Ph.LU.lpii. MILiIClMU AT HftUUUllTft
PTni?P "BOWKtR'8 PRKSERVATIVK '
XI" I 4 XV will k twett the yer round. A.
tample package, i-,nou4(h lokeep bKlf a barrel xwPt, sent
To any aaareso ror oenti. a a areas n. La. iiuwK.il it
k C(..OhemlsU, 132 Milk Htreet., Kwton, Mum.
41 Tbli doe tba work phrieot)?. Older can be made Al
nice aa champagne." Boston Weekly Ohb,
A B 0 OK for the MILLION.
Mr-nir.AI AnVIRF PXS?MaS
Catarrh. Kuptur,. Opium U.bit, c.,8ENTriltE oar ccipl
ol ,temn. Addrva,,
lr. Bunt' Ilmen,srv No l! V. 8th St Lorj,, Mo
A6ENT3 WANTED FOR HISTORY
HI EXHIBITION
It sells taster than any other book.' One Acent sold
34 ooples In one day. Send for onr extra terms to
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$10. $25. $50. $100. $200.
ATFXAM1KU K ROTH I N-II M & CO.,
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Invest tn toc kot alexltlmateobamuter. The Him num
ber imom itf pstioc thoara'ida who bar beoo'e ilch
tbronffh Frothinpl am A Oo fort nn ate favt&tineuti.
Stock a pnrolian?d rid carried 'on mm dntred on margin
from three to fl ve rer oert. WNfnct tor Clrr-nlnr.
m shot Gur,
A rfouble-barrel gun, bar or front action lock., warranted
fttMiul.it) twist liarruls, and a oud ihnou-r, uu No halk;
with I'Maitk, rouvh, aud Wad-fiittur. f.irais. Cau be sunt
('. O. D. with pnvilfKu to oxamlnu liefurt jut jinn nil). Sund
't'itup for oiruulur tu 1. I'UW i.Ll A; tS; 1 . . I t..t muati, O.
Th Bent TruaN wUboa
Metal Springs ever Invented
No humbug claim of a or am
radlca oure.but a -on ran tee
of a ooinfortabi-, r ecu re, and
atle factory appllnnce. W
will take bath, and pay lull
lirlff for all f.UXt fin tulf sniit Prlrta alnavlA
i" oui, pa; tor uoiu .aea, q(. nent dp mail, post
paid, on receipt of prioe. N. B.- Thin Trust cill curs
nor 4 ttuptures than any of thorns for trhirh txfravnrant
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PP., T4 Broadway, New York.
WHAT
Every Household Should Keep
at hand la a remedy to enre without oall-lne-
the doctor. Golds. Oonchs and Don.
sumption prevail In almost every family. AKI.KrVM
LUiNU BAI.K4II will enre the colds and oongha
ana prevent oonsampuon.
AH AN EX PKCTOK ANT IT Tl AH NO EOFAL
III haruileee lo ihe mom detlrme child.
It contain do Opluan In Any Form.
Directions accompany each bottle. It la eold by ail
drntfgisU and medicine dealers.
The Orent 44 Hard Timet" Fa per. -The best,
the oheapeer, the most po -olar. hnborlbe for the
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eholee of thiee uremlums: the larK end b,tutiful
enromo,"Tesor SoV any book by Oharls Dickens, or
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per year. We also send It four uienlhn ou trial for
only 25 rente. Bpecimin copy for stamp. Agenta
wented. Addreaa, K. M. LUPTUN k CO., PubUsbera.
37 Psrk Row, Mew York.
IN PRI 8P4-UTFITS READY THB
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
DE&CIUliEi AMI II.1.LISTHATKU.
A rraphto pen-ntotnre of lte history, rrand bnildlnae.
wonderful exhibits, onrlosltlee, erreat days. eto. Pret
lueelj HluelrHled, thoroughly popular, and vert
oUeap. Jfu,t Imtnenself. .,6,(XlA A em a wanted.
Kend for (nil particulars. Ti u will be tbe obanoe of
I (Ml fears to ooln monev fast. Oet tbe onlj reliable
history. HUBBARD BROS., Pnh... 13a 1 Banaom
KtreetjPhlladelphla, Pa., or Bprlnftfleld Mesa
f! A UTI (iKT B no deoelvetTbv prematnre books,
V." ".f.f"11 aeeumlna to be "offi, lal," and telling
wbat will happen In Amu.t end HepiembBr.
N V M U
No, 46
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