IssiWHUSl Sa hi Hi III
RIRtL topic.
Trim forihe HEauby
and froli-irroworof tmt txpmxv.
weks wbeo tbe cows were fed on
raw ad hea of cookel meal. If tbe
farnKr. gtrJcncr product Of toe dairy rj.ra8 moj erne
... i i--r
go v ivwls roa la vise.
It is well occa-ionallj ia those,
TVpicV 1 1 let other men, expeneoc
cd in fjl breed-ujr, give tbeir cpio
i iD. A ou'ed writer on fowls vr:
F r lTiDg heart, l-ct rcd. Urpe,
hj-jnjrl besitbT birds of tbe Ixjrhjra
varieii?P, with Irrc wj'iaie bodies,
without regard to Ece points, such as
pure white fiat ear-lobes, or verj vel
low legs, or combs with just fire
puiots, or ploaiafre ibal is perfectly
wLite io the ulute "arietj ; or with
out a w bite 6peck io the brown. It
is cot that those points are any detri
ment to tbe health or vig-or of the
birds, but that constitution has Wn
too often facriGed to tbem, which
iften results in a strain of enfeebled
hr which to iodre what tbe ef
fect of cooked njel would be when
given to make flesh, I must conclude
that fuel and labor would be wasted,
and that cooking bay it a positive in
jury.
lot. Where the purpose is to sell tbe
Cilve to a butcher, then a Short
Horn bull ebould be uedonthc,
herd. ;
Oplassi iBMklat'
Scene is ths Ciiixf.se Qiar
tf.m of New York City. r
ci ltivati.no orchards , Tbo Chiae of tbig city b.ve be
An Oaio fdimer nay: I buve an Lome verr fj cf u.t and are lotb
old orchard on my farm that is pro i-1 to jjjh ?ig-uors t0 tbe privacy of
ably fifty years old, which Lai bard-1 1 jjeir gambling or opium-smoking
!v aor cultivation for the last twenty j... The will not even admit the
r.u-ing calves axd eeef CATTLE. ' rear wb'D I moved oo tbe farm fi"'prjt;enco cf" tbeir Joes-bouse, which
S .oie farmers have aa idea tbatjy -" K- . Tt.e orchard whs i wa3 formerly situated in tbe back
thev can buv cows cheaper than ther !iiuit on Uie detune 1 c-jnewaeu, room on ,be groand n,0r of a dwell
can raise tbem from calves. Tbey ; tbree years .?-, i; cn.iirate me via ; iag
'orchard, and plant young treed ia the
ia l'.aster street. A detective
ps where trees formerly
Til H I ho b1fi to linr scrubs, that are
.1 - ;t. i;i-k .. a .sha.ner : vacant piaee
T"""B'".."lV;,r;! stood. I bare Ml-.wed cultivation
good cows are scarce, and they can !?r three rears ,n succmou I do
bc raised cheaper than they can be N-ce .t had a .aluury effect on the o d
bought If a farmer has ve or ten trees, by begiun.n to look nore
Cne c.Ive., be is stimulated to extra thrifty than before the culuvatiun
winter loa- . r.-
gQp. idnep near toe trees, out, suanow, so
ply for older stock. He will grow. o " 1 "T
..-rl.ana .few ..-re of late lodder u"uu P""
exertion to produce their
der, without lessening bis nscal
from the Fourth precinct, with a re,-
though handsome fowls. The ; cum, to be cut when small and ten- P - -
.iai a,ima m.ur. ana Konie root i et,v' rw . 7
.t ,J. i 'csusiinir everr tree to die in ten years.
if be bad do calves to feed; and tbee
crops may be gr wn merely by a
little extra exertion, cobiiug almost
notbiog, and not taking a dollar from
the regular income of tbe farm except
for the seed sown. liaising cittle
for beef is also buiaest that farm
ers cm do profitably See wbat an
Knglii-bman writes to tbe C'lnntrv
Gentleman, as follows: It tteemsodd
to an Eoliobman that riiog of cat
tle and fattening f r beef should Dot
be d ne in the United Sutes in con
junction with dairying more than it
is. Any farmer making bntter can
rairie all the calves on skim milk, and
when fed regularly and kept in prop
er places, tbey w i'l grow and come
to be as good in every way as if
oll.in'pd to suck a cow. Tbu. bv
having a trood Dure breed bull, and j country that are on
merely using the common precautiou
that bis dankand grand dann should
have been good milkers, a very valu
able herd or youug cows can be
brought into existence, and alsj there
will be a fine lot of steer, which,
with the draft from the dairy cow!,
will cive an uuusual sale of beef,
I. ... r im mat aa n.n'h aa II 1 ha
cattle bad all been raised by sucking I " nw"r ; "r ,ul,u "
tbeir dams. As tb exportation of
, meat to Kuiflaud will fcoou be uuiver-
borns are accliasated American breeds
wLicb originated from birds brought
from the Mediterranean, and tbey
have been improved in this country
by circumi-ianees that have given
them a pre eminent poi-iiion f jr the
farmer, wbea birds su?b as a-e above
recommended are selected. In re
gard to loa Is for market be adds:
Other breed, or crot-ses fr m tbem,
are much better than the Legh ros,
or any of the smaller breeds. Chick
en" that are tbe result of a cross of a
irking cock and Brahma beus are
large and mature much earlier than
m;t others. M jreover, they are
hardy, fleshy, tender and Cue flavor
ed, "iloudans in place of Dorkings
nre also go d to ;ros on Brahma,
or to breed with the first mentioned
cro-a, as tbey kept np size and jnali
tv. Hy mouth Kick, are also good
table fowls, and arc good to erors
i;b the above.
V HAT AUK EF.I- D -It ?
Probably weeds were created to
make farmers earn their bread by tbe
Fweal of the brow. Suppcse tliat
none were exi.t, farmers would be
come lazy, and tbey would not culti- j
va;e tbeir crops, after sowing or j
p'aatia the seed, aud the result j
would be that the soil would become j
bard, aud the crops would les
than iLev now are, as thev must have
PuliiraLinir an orchard to such a de
cree as to cut the roots as above
staled, is enough to ruin anv orchard
ia less time than ten years. It is but
a natural consequence; when the
roots of a tree are cut off the tree is
bound to die I preier shallow plow
ing so as not to cut the roots. 1
have ali experieu'-ed be; e orchards
are not cultiva ed that the roots are
more liable to form near tbe f urface
of tbe ground than those where cul
tivation is repeateU every three or
four years. There is also another
drawback to cultivate an uncultivat
ed crebard-tbe ab-nce of manure.
There are too uiany farmers who
tbiuk that ui inure is too precious an
article to apply to an orchard, hence
wo tee manr orchard through the
tbe decline. I
or
chards a well as any other groyud.
This is my prufical experience.
Others may carry out their peculiar
tie if th;y donire. As a guueral
; thinir, I would prefer to plant ort hurds
tbe Grst year tithei- in corn or pota
toes, or t-ucb crop? ttut would require
through ut
' tiMfdr li 1 1- at : n iw unit nint:rinfr
the
: li u.Al M'irrvtl f!..n iroii-irf I heir irom loe l uilcu oiws, iuu
t j refrigerating system will soon permit
.lot
r.tr.-ii tn 1ii in Air t.A moisture
1 wul ' l t if i r i
a meeting of a farmers' club, one!"' 'ng buppea irom sou-ueru
n.eml)er feaid be believed in dean j "d other Dorts. graxtog jo ibe bent
graa aistricts win oecouie a ui:y
ciliure, and indorsed the idea tha'.
weeds were a beuefil lo us. He fitted
bis ground well before p!anting,.low
ed as often as possible, harrowed of
lener, and cultivated at least onee a
wei k until tbe crop was grown. At
h price we bold our laud we caanot
aEord to grow pwr crops. Another
raid that be devottd more time to tbe
extirpation of weeds than did mott of
Lis neighbors, lie weut over his
jaitures and grat lands tvery ceason,
and cat out burrs, etc. A third mem
her remsrked. that be believed in
r.iowing the lan l well in tbe Ptftrr,
'.ura it all over, then stir fretjaentiy
wLile tbe crop is growing. He
aiwaya felt better wben be did bis
duty, even if the crop was poor. He
referred to a field of corn on a neigh
bor's farai that the weeds bad pretty
well mastered. Tbe owner was a
rran of capital and fully able tr culti
vate bis land well. Tbe weeds bad
taken fully one-tuird of bis crop.
proG table business.
U'EKSK i'OV.S.
ou I would sow either wheat or
aud then seed dowu into gras
reason cultivation
ca
rre
' nnrkinc Ure Into a .fan.
At the lat-t.
prater meeting
i'ltuouth CLureh
Mr. heed.er was
"kiuir of what be termed tLe "di-
vtuepiit cf forgiveness," and de
fiued ii hs "the ciij, i:t;ou to regard
The Guernsey cows, wbu-b Ure i'? tiuuuues imw
li.inn lutiwiwiail fl a finma fiVf Ant. intii tuoiim; t wrooif u.." 'uj tou
tbe United Slates, came from tbeloj'""," Mr. Hnliday, that
irlaud of Guernsey, ia the Kndish J beu we are abu.-t -rt, ofe to quiet
channel, near where the Alderoeya ur arsaiiants oy kinaune..-, .
( Jerseve) originated. They are ! "1, yer with iimua-ious." au
s .mew"bat akin to the Alderuevs, and jsered Mr ii.u-t ber, smtiiug ; "but
i heir qualities are set forth "in te it's to be expected ibt the person
London Acricultural Gazette as fol-! l' whom you are giving such aifcu
L.ajc- A f.iir e.imoariiein be! h een tious a has got s
CARE OF YOl Xtl tTOCK.
I see no reason why young etoc
i-hould not le as well cared for as
that cbich ia roalLre. It mar be
f aid truly, that a first class cow, or a
valuable Lorse, cannot be reared from
o poorly fed calf or colt. Such stock
should be kept in a uuifo-ui, thriving
.'ondition. In mild winter weather,
tbey may lie at night under a shed,
nd have the run ot tbe yard in tbe
ay time, which is better than to
keep tbem housed ; but in very cold
weather, they tbould have warm
jUtrtet8, not only for their comfort, j
but also to save feed. If it costs 10
cents a day to keep a calf in good '
growing condition in warm quarters,
ul will cost lo cents a day to keep it
in the same condition in cold quarters.
An English farmer writes : It is this
Attention to young stock, sheep, ic.
in England, which makes tbe tenaut
farmers so euccessful and causes tbe
-extra mutton (tnd wool: and it is tbis
fake economy in tbe United States i
of husbandinc,' as it is called, the
best food, and keeping the cattle and
heep short, in consequence of which I
may be iu-
o Keep cos
selected animals on both sides would
show that the (tuerosey gives in
uuantitv not much less than the
Short-IIorn or Ayrshire, w hile the
quality is grpatly superior. One
thing, however, must be promised,
that the Guernsey is a steady niilkei
all through the year, it being di
cult and sometimes impossible to
drive lier off, even before calving. She
j will not, therefore, cuutl otber cows
: in a rush of milk just after calving
But though this quality
k ' convenient to thuse w h
for tbe purpose of fheea making, it
is an advantage to those who teep
them either for selling tbe milk or
making the butter. Only it is neces
sary, ia order to make a fair conipen
nation, to take tbe produce for a whole
year, instead of couipannjf tbe yield
during tbe summer months only
Tbe Guernseys are a larger breed
than the Alderneys, and are said to
pive tao.e milk than tbe latter breed,
but equally rich; and in qnanty, on
tbe above writer's farm, three of bis
let rows produced an average yield
of lib gtllons per cow annually, is
iug over eight quarts daily the year
round. This quantity ia not large,
but the tuiik averaged one winter oue
ponnd of butter to seven quarts.
Xow, our ordinary dairy cows in
this country do not average over one
pouui of butter to fourteen quarta of
milk, and the Alderney oue pound to
eight or nine quarts. But neither
Alderoev nor Guernsey cows are
profitable $a dairy cows, only wbete
their butter eaa be sold at a high
they f-o lose flesh, toat farmers are price, or the milk at a corresponding
.afraid of the winter, and they siuk
money instead of gaining.
WtVI.WJ CLOVER. SEED OX SOP.
"When a farmer has sod land, on
t hich tbe gra-s is thin, and run out
to Fonie extent, it may bo seeded to
clover, sowing tbe seed upon the sod
enr'y ia tbe spring, then barrow the
lund, and roll it. and the seed will
-atch well. If a dressing of manure
bo upplicd before the land is harrowed,
tLe result wouli" be beneficial, espec
ially if tbe land is poor. As soon as
the grass gets so high as to smother
ihe young clover, put on ihe mower,
end cut it close to the ground; and in
a few weeks cut tbe grass again,
wheo tbe clover will be large enough
to sustain itself: and ly fall it will be
heavy growth. A farmer, who
r , i. - n 1 1 , . 1 .j, I. . .. - I- 1l."
. r.,. io-- r there is nothing that so sets tb
ats of the crop ia ls4J: In the., .
.w ' . . bats as a siege of scours.
rfiiuK lunc nn m iir mail, ioe
clover Laving the advantage, though
the weather was onfavorabie eirly,
there being a lack of moisture and
warmth, old meadows particularly
fuffering; but it was not until after
tbe first cntting, and a dressing of
jilaster freshly ground and cf excel
lent quality, was given, aided by
timely showers and warm weather
that the growth really set in, and
cow there is a cloud of clover smoth
ering ,he grass and the few weeds
that 6trire for existence. Nothing
can be finer thaa this so acknowl
edged by all who see it.
COOKED FOOD TOE CATTLE.
I bave always considered the cook
ing of food for cattle and horses as an
innovation of man, contrary to their
baiare, tbeir needs, and tbeir habits ;
cd I find that the practice of cook
ing, or steaminp tbeir fodder, or tbeir
deal, is fa. disappearing, as nut
ueing proitable the test ol allthinga
with farmer. Cut we must expect
that some men will cl'ng to tbis
cooking theory with great tenacity,
oven if they were losing money by "it1
daily, because when a man bas nub-
listed
price. 13 some places, .tiieruey nut
ter is sold to wealthy families, regu
larly by the Feasoa, at from $1 09 to
1 -5 per p und: but the demand for
i-ucb butter is too limited to ri.-k
much of an investment in such cows
as an experiment; but, probablv,
there would be no dilLVulty in ob
taining fifty cents per pound in any
city for ail tbe butter from pure Al
derney or Guernsey iniik tbi caa be
made.
IF.I DlVJ CALVES.
A writer says in regard to feeding
weaned calves; Bran mixed with
crushed oil cake bas been found to do
admirably with us. K belled corn is
highly recommended, also. A little
clover hay should also be given them
every day. This will tend to keep
tbem from Feouring. And we believe
e calf
ege of scours. Care
-hould Ue taken not to overfeed. And
to guard agues', this, let it be the
rule that the calf shell lick out the
manger after every ceca. And now,
though prevention is better than cure,
yet it isn't a' ays best to prevent;
and so we must know the cure, also.
A ;m ntle uao of long experience re
coui iieoo i as effectual, a raw ben's
egg This may be given by two
per- -ns tbe one holding tbe month
ppeu while tbe other administers the
d.e I: is better to let tbe calf run
with ibe cjw while it is cut of order,
so that it t-Lall not gorge itself, as it
is apt to do when allowed to go to
tbe dam twice or thrice a day. Tbe
sheiled corn had better be ground.
In regard to lice on calves me same
writer remarks: .Many things are
recommended, but we have found
that tobacco juico is the suresL Get
some old tobaceo Etems, steep tbem in
wau r a couple hours. Then apply
the liquid, somewhat diluted, if very
sitong. where the 'critters' are thick
est, A second application and per
haps a third sh juld be made a week
or 89 apart, to make sure of them all
lobacco is fa:u to
mo com
mon sense. Lauguer. j ) ou must
give general iLsiructious to ouo w tj
is setting out on a dangerous journ
ey, and be mui-i be gui'!.?d by his
common seiire io looking oct for the
special daasrei a " "Ons otber ques
tion," said Pr. Smitb. "Is tbere nu
occasion for sueb a thing as self-defense
? Are we never to strike back
r.. ... . . , I UOUI- Ol
when struck:' by eertaiuly, jOf,0e
was tho prompt rcplv. "A goodi..-
knocking down is iLe best means of
trace you could give some men.
Tbere arc some newi-paper men over
in New York lo "ould be moved
by no otber argument ; f yo should
ejjuk them ouce or tice a week, i
think it vudij bo the tnencs of con
verting tbem before Jo."'
In illustration of this n jiui
Beeeber tojd a story of his Western
experience, wuijlu i,o "pi-eared to en
joy fuily as much as hid il-ters.
Old Bea llareu, one ct tbo.-e uu;
sel&Kb men who went o;;t as minister
amoug tbe first settlers of tbo U'cst,
once told me of bis experience witb a
Clackmitn, tvuo became very angry
at bim because be h&i induced tbe
biacfcpiib'a wife to join the church.
Tbe burly felov' ihreateaed that be
would thrush the !aa Out o; tr? min-
Jster tbe Em cbatice be bad. Weli,
Ben liev.oa was siugiog as bo wig
riding along cue ruorniug through a
woods on one of tbopo narrow coun
try roads, w bicb don't alio one to
turn 8'on either side, when ha met'
tbi; blacksmith. Ifeir&tv there was
no use trying to avoid a peeling.
Tbe blacksuiitb U'.k his horse by tbe
bridle and asked : ''Your ijaine is
Haven, isa'l it?"' "Yes." "Aud you
got, my wife into your church ?"
"Yes." "Well, stranger, you've got
to con;s oT thai horse. There's go
iug to be a Cgbt here, and oue of
us is going to be whipped " Ben
tried io argue wiLh him, but sic it
was no use ; u so be said he was
aorry, but if be rout to must. S j
be tied bis borcc to a tree, ui;d tbey
eat at it. riomctinitM be was on
top and tha blacksuiiiu b under,
and sometimes the ether man. Good
o'd Ben said he never had fciich a
i; his iife, and he was very
SJre that uoiiing ia tbe world sus
tained him but raee of God.
Laughter. He kept tuiuing it
wuuldn l ao for a minister ot tue
go-pel to get whipped (laughter,) and
he thought lue uivveuvt sound he
ever beard was when the blacksmith
cried "enough " But then he only
lei him np ou the conditio;! that tbe
next prayer meeting ho held ia tbe
village the blaekn.nt.ti should be '.here,
and go forward to the aaxb a seat
for prayers. And the b'cksniitb
kept bis word, and he i.f:cr wards
united with old Ben's cbi'icli. Now,
said -Mr. Beeeber, emphatically, "be
pouuded the grace of Gou luto that
man. "Laughter. Tbe iaHieur of
pa.n is not nece-Siiniv inconsistent
with the spirit of forgiveness. I
dou't tbiuk tber; can be a mistake
aU.ut that."
Tbe Ilrurlit ot ljuibinx.
Dr. Greene, in hi. 'Troblem of
Health," eavs there is not the remo
test corner or little iulet of the min
ute blood vessels of tbe human body
that does not feel some some wavelet
from tbe convulsion r.ccasioncd by
good hearty laughter. The life
priuciple, or tbe cen ral man, is sha
ken to innermost depths, sending new
tides of life and streugth to tbe sur
face, tbus materially usding to in
sure good beiikh to tbe person who
indulge tbeteiu. Too liiood mores
more rapidly and eouveys a different
impression to all tbe organs of tbe
porter, visited tne vninese quarter
at the Five Tointa a few evenings
ago. Passing through the narrow
hall-'vay of a large brick house, a
court yard was reached, at the rear
of which are several old buildiugs
w here a number of Chinese live to
gether. Tbey could, or would not
give information, insisting that the
joss-house, which was once connect-
jed with an opium-smoking resort,
jhad been abandoned. Inquiries
i were made at a Chinese store, wbicb
was filled witb Celestials. Tbey as
eerted nositivelv that tbere was "no
smokee."and that all'Vmokee China
man gne in countree." A trial was
then made ia Mott street, at wbat
the detective said was an aristocrat
ic Chinese establishment, but there
was uo response to several vigorous
pulls at the door bell. Fortunately,
as the search was about to be aban
doned, a Chinaman who spoke Eng
lish witb fluency, was found, and be,
after a moment's hesitation, directed
tbe party to No. 47 Mott street and
Dually consented to act as guide and
interpreter.
To reach the resort of the opium
smokers it waa necessary to go
through an alley way at the side of
No. 47 Mott street, and then across
a roughly-pared coyrt-Vrd, a ourn-
ev not made witbout circuity, (or it
was a dark and stormv uigbt, and no
artificial meaca were used to dispel
tbe uloom. Stumbling down four or
five unexpected steps, the visitor sud
demr fond bimself in a small room,
lighted by a single fceroseoe lamp.
Tbe room was about eight feet in
width, by seventeen ja leuiftb.aud the
ceiling was low. Tbere Ws a small
cooking store at one tida oo wfcifb,
in a shallow tin pan, a dark mixture
rescmbliug iuolMWtf, lowly simmer
ed. Tbe furniture was poor in quali
ty, but comfortable. In a corner, a
small frame work, rising to tbe ceil
ing formed two bunks, one above tbe
other. Te walls were adorned with
a few cheap colored grjijis. aud the
floor was partly covered with a rag
re.rnet. The air was oppressed with
a strong ojo, Reminding one of a
luii-eed oil factory, or oi" fdrippiugs"
cookug As they entered au ota Jbi
Saman, with Lis grey nair, out witn
out the cue or pomume of bis country,
cair.e forward with a poi.ui $ir, while
a joung Irish woman, of good cp
pa.'oiice, hurried out of au iuuer
room and I-joL $ ?et in a corner
of tbe main apartment. evefo- the
riiiiors curiously. "Lives berc iji'Jtti
these ClilUieu,7' ays tbe detective,
pointing to tbe girl, ''jfkrifsujarjy
ii.h one man wbo was in the otber
room wuii Utf." "f)o many of ibese
L'biue-e bkve wLiu i wen 1 Fiug
ithtbein?'' "Ob, yes. Tbere are
none ol tut ir women nere, ana manv
inerican and Irish girls in
ibis nart of (ho oiif find it easier
living with Cbinaoiea tbua H 'PV
own people. Tber bare' lttje or no
work to see to. Jobo d ies ail bi
own co'.ktiig, washes bisowa cloibei,
ioo aud bis girl d esu't have much
e!sa U tQ b"i keep berself neat and
clean if fihe' hah tn jev'matiou that
way." " ..-
Jbe old China uan was disposed
to hi cOQiUiunipative and hospitable
He threw open tbe door vf lbs inner
room and signified that the visitors
should p?s; ju. It was a much
smaller apartment tuan tj;e first. It
CoDtajneJ tbree bunk frames, a tin
kIu cue and two that were double,
like that in the outer room. It was
just posniLU) to tquete between
tbem, so closely werb ihry prowded
together. At the side of escb bunk,
against the wall, a small board was
placed i,3 n slanting position. Upon
tbis the oj.iuuj sooer 'h pillows rest
ed, for tbe Chinaman indulges in Lis
smoke lying cross-wise, and not tt
full lenirih upon his couch. This
space uCords position for the smo
king apparatus wLivb rj?'.'st resl al
bis sile; moreover, by tbis arrange
ujent two suckers can be accomqio
dated on one bunk, retlicicj face to
fuse, witb tbp apparatus bawpeu
tbem. Tbere were two men with
out coats, waistcoats, or tboes, iq tbe
rooai, both smoking. One took oo
notice of the intruders, bnt tbe otb
er, a bright, chatty fellow, straight
cucd up immediately aud expressed
bis willingness to dem mstrate tbe
method ofopiuta scokiog. At bis
side, upon a square 'piece ol oil
cloth, rented a Japanned tray. L'p-1
on this were a tiny Jarpp covered
with a glass shad ; having a itb in ,
the top; a sauiier fof cigarette or i
garsebts;a email ivory bog, about
tbe si.e o a tbimble-case, containing
ihe prepared opium; a tose cup to
receive the burnt onium, to be mixed
with sorcibat was ireso and smok
ed over acaiu, uzi two pointed wires
resembiiug f-leuder kniUiug ""edlcs.
Th bamboo stem oT tbe pipe, nearly
a fool long, ij'as jt least au ioeh iu
diameter by no miitcs a comforta
ble size for a mouth of moderate di
mensions. Te boi was large aid
flared at tho top, and would bave
been perfectly solid except for a
,, i email bole which looked as if it might
bave been pierced, by one of tbe
needles. Tbe Chinamtn leaned up
on his elbow and dipped one of tbe
niggles ia the ivory box, taking out
a dr jp effort opium Irom wbicb be
dried tbe mosture By holdqg it over
tbe lamp, then be dipped it into the
box again, dried tbe adhering drug
Ihorougboly, and this be' repeated
uuiil a suijieot quantity of opium
for bis purpose has Leep collected.
Then he threw himself back upon tb
pillow 8, with a contented air, and,
placing tixp low of bis pipe close to
the Oame of the lamp, sluiced the opi
um into the hole with a needle, in,
baling the tmoke as be did so. A
few puffs, and be sat up ajajo. That
is ail be did. Tbe crudo opium, be
explaiued, was simply mixed witb
water, plkced over tbe fire it could
be seen on tbe etove in tbe otber
room and stirred until it became b
past? Sa, like that io tbe ivory
box. We asked if tlje stpoke pro
duced intoxication or stupefaction, o?
ballgci
The reporter, opon being invited
io smoke, threw bimself upon the bed
and drew vigerpu8Tyv. on the pipe,
while the Chinaman poked tbe opi
um into the bowl. Tbe Grat puff
caused tbe impression that a spoon
ful of veuerable lard had been swal
lowed by mistake; the second brought
up memories of younger days,, when
tbe first cigar was smoked. It was a
pleasure to bear tbe gurgle in the pipe,
anaouueiug that tbe opium was ex
hausted. "How you feel now?"
asked the Chinaman, "pretty good
bey?" It was a singular fact, that,
although the rp Tier had eaten a
beany mea! a c imperatively short
time before, be felt after smoking aa
if be bad been i.h out food for wen
ty-four bours.
Tbe youug woman in the cater
room, wben asked if tbe white wo
men wbo lived am og tbe Chinese
were addicted to opium sm -king,
replied that sbe did not know of any
eucb cases, though there were many
wbo ate opium. There were some
wbo never bad an appetite for tbeir
meals unless tbey took ao opium pill
first.
1878. the 1878
Pittsburgh
DAILY?
DISPATCH
A TAPES FOR TRT FIOfLi
T.ITrrt ! Breathing- Foal Air.
Tbe air we breathe, which a great
English physician calls gteeousfjud,
may become impure to tho degree
of being indigestible to our luugs
and utterly uu til for tbe performance
of functions which are quite as im
portant as those of out solid and flu
id victuals. Dull bead.ieCes, nausea,
loss of appetite and of tbe sense ot
smell, and tbe saduess produced by
tbe unsatisfied buuger alter oxygen,
are only incidental and secondary
evils ; tbe great principal curse of the
troglodyte habit is its influence on
tbe respiratory orgaus. In 1353
wben Hanover and other parts
northern Germany were visited by a
very malignant kiud of sua ail ojx.
tbe great auatouiisi Ltugebect, tried
to discover "the peculiarity of organ
ic structure wnicn ousposes one mau
to catch the disease while his neigb
bor escapes. I bave cut up to ore bu
man bodies tnan tbe UIU Man of tbe
mountain with all bis aecjmpliues,"
be writes from Gt-tungeo in bis sem
i-anuual report, "aud, speaking only
of my primary object, 1 must confess
that 1 m no uer tbau before. Lint,
though tne mystery of emall-pox has
eluded my searcn, mv labors hare
Dot been in vain; they have reveal
ea lo me sometoiug else ice origin
of consumption. 1 am sure Oow of
it bat I suspected long ago, vi..: that
onlmonarv diseases have very liule
to do witb tD"eruce or witb erot
ic excesses, aud uiucb less witb Oold
AeaiDer, but are neatlv exclusivelV
.'if tee except ;uberculous tendencies
lunernea rrom 9 tn parents, 1 saj
quite exeusivelt 1 produced bf "the
breathing of foul air, Tbe lungs ol
all oersons, miners included, who
bad 'winked f4f nuiu rrs ju tloe
Woiksb-'ps aud du-l laetories, bo-
ed the erms of the fatal disease,
whife tiuuljrtj'ed inebriates, who Had
passed tner (Jays ;u " u ar, Lad
preserved tbeir respiratory organs
Tts lbhu Jonral ol Wiisten PsiwlraiJ,
aoi one of t!ie Lirgt , Liieiist, Ciml
- and M HewsDaim' ii tii Diitel .
Stats. :
FURSISflED IX CLUBS OF TEX AT
SIX DOLLARS A YEAR. AXD
POSTAGE PREPAID.
intact, wli;U;;er inroads tueir excess
es had madg ou ite r;:t of tboif tys-p.-m.
Jf tboyld go into practice
aud uuertake tile cure of pousump
tite, I should begiu by driviug bim
into lUe Deister (a tieusely wooded
mountain rauge of llaui-ver) and
loeveiu hiifj froiji entering a bouse
f"rayea"r'.r 10" i'rniir Sci
ence jfviuhjy
Erery One Shouli Suteolte For I
Those of our reader who drslrc frood elty
MiuuM by aU meaaasubaotib fur tn Piua
hun;li liiiwirh, a Lrio, Live. lndipiaJml
Iuk the Latest Newt, anil beytraU uutwtloa une al
tue must rouaable. reUable ami enunaiDlog Uailjr
Juuroau uulilUbed in tbe United 8tatea. Tbe
1'isriT. H will enter opon Its 1'nlrty-tblrd year
i'ii me ntn vi roiirurj. ii u mm lanreac paper lo
tbe Stale, giving tbe laieat Dewi by uuUl and lele-
nrpu imui an 4iuupieriui me glubo, inciautua
tne tallest and nsnt reliable ;onnncreil mmi
rinanelal repurui lull and relbible Cattle Mar
ket, Kiveraud llu HeporUi.dail; rc.t ol ear-
i .uu iu iu vnj, luciuuiu! t ;uurt newp,
1'ullee Keti.irt and general l.ltr Intelliirenee:
Persuail-PulitlcalanaSueiety Newa, withearetul
lyillKvMed buiuirial CoteoMiutii.iipoo mil the aore
nnpurutui uiio ui uieuay. eurrespond
encc Irum rnnoos pointnul Interest, etc. Whether
!r the Men haul, the former or tha Family, tbe
OiKPATtn will tx tound a most reliable jvarnal,
and aa aueh wa can cheeriuUy eominend U to tbe
rcaumir puuiic. i ne nest evlJenee gr tbe popn-
lanty ol me IUBPATrn la the faot that It is read
br aU eiaaws, reKardleas ol Uuanlry or Politiea,
and enjuyt a circulation more than double tbat ol
any paiwr In the State outside of Philadtluhia
XtK:iIS: Hymll totinxle subscriners, post-
hp 1" 1 1""1, vr, w ier Moiiuia ; in cibds ol IV,
aa MO. Served by stents or carriers to sinKle
sMhscrl'er. J.l cents nor wees; J'ostmasters are
aninortitKi loraceu tingle :warver4 at 1
caeb. Send or a tjiewuien 4uy. " 1
The Weekly Dispatch
Qne of tlio Choicest, Cheapest
an(f Ucst family ews,
papers -Published,
SVESIBODY SHOULD ESAD IT.
The l'lttsburxh Weeklr DiariT. ii. Ilka tha
limly, is printed, irom clear, new tyne, and Is .one
w, my iiiuivrxi k NUlllj )IVI, IHJUIUJICII. Al IS
lanre lolra sheet etnla-aeinit all tbe more import
au;neroI the weelt, careiullyeollectw and eon
dunsou, and obiittiu limhiuu eRtjaU Indeed,
aa a neaniuiivr, 1, taotut ari!rl br anv similar
puimmMi iu -Aiuvriou; wuiie me eare w ii n
wnieb iu selections are made, renders it a most re
liable journal ..r tlie tainil) a journal replete
, iiikcieriiuK utimiiiik, uiu one t natcaniHi lan
ll. u'ea". l'be Uulumereisl FiniMil ynH l ill Um.
ports uitba Uaekly tlisr4TC; are made up with
great eare, ana am always lull aiid reliable, while
n its Cattle .Market reports eual attention li
Kiren. 1'ha Weekly Hikpatcu Is turnhihed lo
mule subscribers at VI Ov a year, or in elubs of
tea at
urar
Alne-rics.
ter it nei considered, aud every lauitly should
nftie iu
Ad-ireu KOUK AO'S KILL,
M.bllihe.s pati, and tt eekiy iji;R..n.i.
Jalj.y r ' J'ilUiaenc, l'itt.ufh
rcpmwtiiwiiaiffi f year, or in ciuns ot
t bl run a 'inner eratli to tbe party get
r itp'tna truh. if k tne d,aue.t tiwr In
fica. iu rite and the amount of reudlnj mat-
A (Ism'! Ooaiitt tm at flreaia.
Wh' ever bar habitually atteuded
cireutes iu t biet couuiry, pays tbe
Ney Vor .f"", reuiembers ibe,
Conrad brotheri., acrobaiitf glowns.
aud tbeir cohiieal perform auce, in
a hich one pretended to be dead,
h'i,9 tne utler tcjlded him about.
Tbey repen'ly fept io (lermany.
The L-indon Eia contains tjietollow
ing t "us fveuinu: the elder Con
rad fell to tbe ground alter a pretend
ed blow, and vat turned auq return
ed, as (i.Htf n!. !- nri))3 and leg?
were jet feed, ho was structf and ku fc
ed and dragged, but preserved a
steady Inipaa.-to lity. Suddenly an
expression of distress could be no
ticed through the grotesquely painted
liueciPi-tj of bin brother, wbo bunti
Iy dropped on bis knees nd placed
bis baud upon tbe heart of the inani
mate clown, exclaiming : ' 'My poor
brother is dead !" At tbis the audi
ente ot,)y 'atished. 'Gentlemen,'
caid tbe (Jitr.'ctl man, With tears
in his eyes, 'I a.-sure you that be it.
dead.' Tbptj takiug bim tenderly iu
bis arms, he borp biui iror the arena.
Tbe crowd appeared struck with tbe
uaturisi ipuuer iu a bieb the bereft
clown expressed grief, and applauded
bim vigorou-ly as be departed.
There vri Joud f beers for both, but
neither oret-eu'ed bimself. Jleath
had been more tborotigbly simulated
l!an ever bef.ire."
J.loiipd wills Hl hlt;inoher.
' ' ' 1 .-
y. Ii. iillis of tlie Ellis II use,
liardstuwn, iy., canto eh'piui? over
bore to day iih Mrs. M IIie J-JIIit,
bis S'ejiiuoltior, 4 dahiog n idow, fat,
pretty, but scarcely forty, And tbey
wouldn't atup until they avero d'j!
aud legally Kplieed. Tbey readily
obtained license fn in tbe County
Clerk, aud went iu a back to St.
M try's Catbolij: cburcb. where Fath
er Klein made 'iheni oue teb.
ipt;nfor tularin lis t lue lfealttt.
St. Locis, January JJ. Senator
Hlaine, Itepresentative Eugeue Hale
and ei-iteerpiary of the Navy R Ac
son, vb bavo bettu spending souiu
days at tbe Hi Springs, Arkansas,
arrived here ibis m iruitiif and left
ioimediately for Washington. Tbe
parties are iu C:ie spirits and good
health, the waters of tbe springs
ba'viujr bjen ver1" beneGeial to all of
mem.
THE WORIiD
FOR 1878.
Since the change In Its unmrletorslUn ' which took
ulAce May 1, 17) "Tub Would has become the
ormlitesu, prigmllet, mon scholarly and popular
journal lu tue metropolis.". -lt la eiiterululnar,
m'resjot-, briirht, ueotnt, lair, ar.d tratliiut?'
i uoc3 wnniu witiingiT ro no roan, -no rreeu,' no
Interest and nd party. - TnK WoSld bellerea the
lleiuocratlc parry to exist for tbe (rood ul' the pub
l.p service. 11 uoee not believe the public service
to ejljt ir the food til the IWBocratfc tiarty.
Taa Would believes the Koewy of ilankind
may iw trusted to attend to his particular busi
uu ot stirriua; up strile. It tbere(or seeks to
promote peace on earth and good.will among men.
Thu Would believes mat even the Moon bas
two sides. It therefore gives every honest man
credit lor supposing htmsell to be right, no matter
b':,i "r.r.a it may nold bim to be.
Tub WoitLDtoelieros that Sutuclet unto each
day are tuaewls thereoC it tbereler considers
It quite unnecessary to embitter eaisteoow today
by Dunlin over the fights ol yesterday.
Xuc ocld believes tbere was some sense In the
old nupemttlon according to -which every day's
lortono was tMiio.ed I thu Pnt oh. ecu seen In tbe
inorniuK. lttnereortinn(s chat to lay ua a
man's tirealUast-table rrleet mil of unclean
lhlna anarry words, personal Muahbles and
iFilitieal sunua Is a hoot as likely a Way f prop!
tjatfhg bl uwi-alii , U put solders la hfi
Tn Woai.n believes that 'Tnan the hermit" la
not to be trusted without the supervising and elvllli
Iny luiiucnccof woinap, and ttnerelore holds that a
public journal wukb tails to attract the attastlou
and eulisl the support ol the women of tha eonv
munlty, will neither guide the public eunscience
ar:ght nur give wise counsel in public attain,
us a mere matter ol business, therulore. Tub
Wdkld endeavors to be lair to Its opponents lo
politics, candid ia its discussiua or public qoestions,
just to all men ana "up to the latest news."
THE DAILY WORLD.
HO to i. j t;, r, postagre paid.
ft 60 six menus, postage paid.
: tare uuntbi, pustae paid.
THE WIEKIT WORLD.
(1 00 A YEAR, POSTAGE PAID,
contains the news of the week: letters sent by able
oeapuMlu)i irum ail parts of the wurkl : bright
and eutortaintos? sduorlaU. and eoutiui,ed atone,
written expressly rur Thk World by the ben ao
thon; lull repons of the markets 01 the rjnlted
SlaWl and lureign countries r a Farmer's Depart
meut, eillutd by 1. D- T MtKIKE, the foundV-r
and .f many yenreedlUiref MLKJIiE'S RURAL
NJSW OKfaElt. ' ' ' '
8EAi; WEEKLY WQRLO.
t; (a) a year, postage paid,
Jl Uu lit iBonliu, postage paid.
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To the person from wh im Tr World shall
receive, previous to March 31, IKS, the money for
the largest number ol suttscriber tit one year to
tne Wkkkly Would we will given Unit piiie of
S3M. 'or the next largest number, a second
prise ol ( DO. For the two next largest lists of
ebicrlbers, (1 0 each. Forthe two next largest
lirts ul subscribers, two prise of 4'i each. 'iir
the sir new Urgent litis, six prirs of ,'0 each,
l-ortheeldvcnm-tt largest lists, alevea pslres at
$.3 each. ' : .1
Those derjnius if oompetins; for thsss pslies
( which arc otfera 1 iq addition 10 1 he regular club
iireinluins) Hill please write TortuM particulars to
nu wuato." J;
Jan. 81 PrH Slew Itwrej
raptarewfaa Eaenpad Con v let .
make the cattle
to tbe world his opinions on nitk. but if not aooliod too freelr it
I- ai .1. 1
toy -nt'jec., aie is wow to recant, and , does not Another writer, who makes ; body, as it viwts toem on tha: par
autnii tiiai ne was in error. A Air. a business ,f raing caires for mar-' ticular mystic journey ben tbe man ; gave rie ia tbose wonderful
tinnman, an excellent larmer, is re-, ket, gires bis way ol feeamg ihos :: is laughing, from what it does at oth-' nations so freqnuntly Jcribt 4. IJe
f-M mtu laB'.fi ' iu ine rJ.mirjm i rm ' 1 Mini mi t? chAnM i . a tri .,K .as. . . na.j i.. .sat . v ; . - , . r . v . . ri
-1 . . m s. aim autism rut uau vtg AC-U f m Crt, (at W CI HUIL'O. A L't IUI.1 irS JU (Jl l(? '.
Club, as giving his experience ic this j the time the csivea are foar eeks ! good, fctartv laugh in w bicb a person ;
mode of preparing cattle food, ia old, when tbey will thrive upon tLe ! indulges u.-lli to lengthen his life, !
which he say loa small dairy I'sour milk. Tber should have all ! converinir asitdoeu. aee tnd distinct 1
'II... ..tiH.ili.A .. ... . . 1 ar It I.I a i. a a
a uej jouiuuius iu mr vuai jrces. iouti- icing seem origntcr, aua caused uiui
three less tbe time will come wbea pbysi- to feel c'.tcaz. Sometiuies be smok-
said that it did not. He bad stuotei
it for tweniy-tix years- The tffect
be experienced was a feeling of con
tent, of happiness; it made every-
tried cooked food a short lime. I ! the whole oata the will sit
toukcora ground in tbe ear and I will commenca to eat tbem at
jiuuivu ou o.uug ict, ictung me j or lour weeis ot age. If you wisnicians, conceding more importance 'ed irom 9 o'.clock io the evening till
mess etand until cool enough to feed, j to fatten tbe calf, take a half pict of than tbey now do to influence of the 'one in the ' morn;nir. during vbi-h
v -rt p CB, 10 lr cowf il o1. it with hot water, and ; niiad upon the vittl forces of the time be used from two to three boy
week, ibeyw-ere then changed to stir icto tbe mes of milk for each ! body, will mako tbeir prescriptions : es of the mixture, at a cost of about
.v. as. w a.uu aucu IflUl UCU : ('Mil. UliTUl M.U1 Till III D F . I L fin IV T hia m ir ttlft ra.IaaPan.a la tha ri 1 1 H nsi
I C - - w- w . 'a- smviu..u f fcuo UllUU) BUI
.wacyi UJroi, eu BllCI Li It t V
to Lh
iur lour weesa. i messurea tee riiim woulJ suirirest t&at
I management taaies
carefully and found no advantage in
favor of the cooked feed. There was
.no perceptible differcace between tbe
12 cents a box. When he mad a
fine ones. I lee to drugs for them: aud ill in so : olentv of mnnrv. h iikrA tn s n.,fc
tbe calf i tied doiug 2nd the best aud most effective ' five boxes a da'r. H n-a f.u,H ,r
op and kept quiet, just as we pea method of producing the required cf-1 alterating opium fmokig with cigar
ptgs to fatten them, the calf will fat-i feet upon tha patient. Phila'hihJiia ' etto or ci?ar emokicir. takint onlr a
. 1 it . . - -
lew whins at a time at each.
tea more rapidly than if let ran ia I'llcrold.
rcjlApELrui-V Jauaary 11.
fames ibn-on, a3 reaped convict
from Sioif Siuir. a papiured in this
city to-day. He yras euieuced in
ie V"ork city to fifteen ytar' im
prisonment for rojybcry, god escaped
about a year ago.
ot long 3o, iu au Kui;Iisb court,
a female witness oq tho oatb being
administered, repeatedly kissed the
clerk Instead of ibe bock It was some
tuie before sbe was luadti U under
stand the proper or at leant the le
al thing to do.
THE
Perfeciiok Earth Closet.
- S?5e39 .
JOHIV F. BLYMYIiR
PIALCIIIII
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
Y QTTjB,, (ScC, 5cC
Tha following ia a partial list of goods ia Stock: Ctrpenter's Tools,
Planes, Sawa, Hatchets, Hammers, Chisels, Plane Iron dies, Ac, Black
smith's Goods, Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Files, Hammers, Ac Saddlery
Hardware, Tab Trees, Gig Saddles, Haciea, Buckles, Kings, Bits and Tools.
Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Spoons aiid Razors, tbe
largest stock in Somerset County. Painter's Goods, a full stock. White
Lead, Colored Paints for inside and outside painting, Paints in oil, all colors,
Varnish, Turpentine, Flaxseed Oil, Brushes, Japan Dryer, Walnut Stains
Ac. Window Glass of all sizes and glass cut to 8ny shape. Tbe best Coal
Oil always on hand. Our stock of Coal Oil Lamps is large and comprise,
very elegant styles. DiUton'a Circular, Mu!y and Cross Cut Saw. Mill
Saw Files of tbebest quality. Porcelain-lined kettles. Handles of all kindss
HUOVELS, FORKN, SPAIS, It IK IIS.
Mattocks, Grub Hoes, Picks, Scythes, Sneaths, Sledges.. Mason Hummers,
Cast Steel, Step Ladders, Carriage and Tire Bolts ot all sizes. Loooking
Glasses, Wash Boards, Clothes Wringers, Meal Sieves, Door Mats, Baskets,
Tabs, Wooden Buckets, Twine, Rope all sizes. Hay Pulleys, Butter Prints,
Mop Sticks, Traps, Steelyards, Meat Cutters and Stuffers, Traces, Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe, Dust and Scrub Brushes, Horse Brushes, Cur
ry Combs and Cards, Door Locks, Hinges, Screws, Latches and everything
in tbe Builders' line. Caps, Lead, Sbt, Powder and Safety Fu, Ac, Ac,
The fact is, i keep everything that belongs to the Hardware trade, i deal
exclusively in tbis kind of goods aud give my whole atttention to it. Per
sons who are building, or any one in need of anything in my line, will find
it to their advantage to give me a call. I will always give a reasonable
credit to responsible persons. I thank my old customers for their patronage,
ind hope this season to make many new ones. Don't forget the place
3STo, 8, "BAEIfS BLOCK."
'ITEW STOE E,
jJiM,
Store
m Warelions
hi
e
Ia the Excelsior Mill
Building, West End
cf Main Street,
MOXKIISKT, FA.
Aprils '74.
JOHN F. BLVMYER.
TENNANT, POETEE, BOYTS & CO.
Sacceaaors to 3 ouffi'r. l'orter v Co.
IF O TJ DST 3D 7
Maehine S? Forge Works,
Wiitef Street Oppraite It. at O. R. R. Depot. ronqelHville, I'a
Manufacturers of Railroad and Machine Castings, II. 11.
Frogs, Switch Stands and Bridles, Trucks, Pit Wagons Lar
ries, Iron Wheel Harrows, Stone Picks, IJunracrs and Chisels,
Bridge Trusses, aud B,olts, Plows, Plow Castings,
Cook, Parlor ft Seating Stoves, grates a Firo Frosts, Fendsrs, Hollow "Ware.
Miscellaneous Castings M"ndo to Order.
Machinery of all kinds built aud repaired, at Short Notice and Reasonable Term?.
Also on hand all kinds of MaterIM used about Steam Engines.
(Jas, Steam ami Water Pip FlttlDits. brass Va'Tes, Brass Wire, Oum Hose. Oum ami Fibrous
racauig, Lieamer an i nunocr rwinna;. i;ouimn, riiirnn.riiriii)3, niveis,
April 11. BOUTS ETC.
We have for sale e a full an.l nrirtl siiM-kofan
era I Merchandise, eoosiiii ina; of :
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware
Quocuiware,
Stoneware
XIaU and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Notions, and a
Largo
and Full Stock of
ladies AH ELEGAPJT SET lab
'a IR
' m m wm aa' -B m r m m
The marked prlco of hh li la Fii'tcrn Dollars,
Sivea Amy ta tha Ecaiers cf This Fapsr.
1 - us
Jiavins larcrly mi
l Jeisr
Torsi Jraselry cons.t(iif S
urrwipil,.
Wil "'T nn:ilm"s for mannracturini; onr
irj .!"i'i mi or'i'r n uiiruifeour eooia i-oine
I I'.h ine of Hi- lit-.sl lHri;iilua ever ollereil.
8 propose li, feiiil I4iiii r i:-:iil (ii r,ri-r a l ull set of our Elegant
it,i:vu .urn t fM, taruropaana
spienuia (.sriil Jrarlri
riilillc we' give to the 1. 41
CORAL COUFOIT.
On receipt of thin 4mii,. I. .( hi-r wn H I oo to par expr
Oge RllU malHiiff an. I ir on fur .-A rn,l,-x id, we will
tend to Ibe rcru.fM nf lh fiipr -nr I. -miftnl nnl Vnltiahle Fnll
Htt of CrNl JfVflry. t!i uuirit fr.c.ft wh'rh ix $13, W
wlli not Uouor uu om. i iui'i n ronlains this coupon.
iu si I;
?KR5cJ5i5 e5?a9
We will, rf Xs.ir.-f.
Ifecklaca am! lro, l I
we alao miinufiurtir.- m-.it i
Combs. Willi li i ltiiiii'iv ( 'irvi
end oil rmsll. I' il "; '
y;n seuq i.oiii iur a -i . " .
TlxalHivP "ll.'r v !l l,.1 gu-it i"
JJtlils pp-r nnjy.
ai follovrs:
.- 'i'; t.-'nt'iit. 7a celitf.;
" 'fid iiiki, iwrtoitse Sliell
M .iimiiil-. u hloh va will
'--1 1 1 -:'.i.li vti"ii Willi IhcSct
PlU-ibTH-Th, Pa.
Hin' iy nyi from lliertataof
-
3
clothino,
SALT, nsn,
WHITE LIME,
PLASTEB, FEED
Flour, eta., eta. ALSO
tall Um of form iiuplerarnta, aasquir 1U !i a-a
tbe
CHAMPION
MinVJNO A.'D KEAI IXQ M.VLHIX ti. v ;
ma.ie aixl ..mmua nt'raiile. '.I Liulu 1ra.t v:
Ui viul part? twine au-le f Wriuut lr..D ',. i'
Steel, DufoiMetaJ uiailiii, 1 3 "
The two Implement aUjve nuaieil ure m' r i;r -1
H ibt.W. hdi Dien al.l-b a BM AG ! '
AiANTLK. Ooe ol uur cuitmerd
toi l us that il b Iia.i iolu j
lfo mow iuir Uiit-liiue!.,
be wi'Ul-l Im;
veiyotie
Tho Oliver Chilled Plow
of. Iim-rent nombtrs. I. rone, two r three k,w(
!irrni,te.l lo Wui letter, Kun Ue". r, L i-u r
oo Mau au.l Horse, s. .-k U..ter to Kr. Lu
Plow'!nnu?e,,ll'rV r,-uUr,""i c;cu ''urr.w tliauaLj
first'lAii' h 'VC h-,OJ an,! f"r a!e"'r' '
macjiim:j:y,
Whli li ne will warrnnt to be Well Ktuie ami (.
fr-Kx! Material, itoas itm work asanv oth.
er Jln.-hln. ,.f the kin.l am w!ii
ark uo in.tn's tu..r,.'y urltit
lie lias iiiveu tui .
ciilae a iii..r.-vfc U tti -al
un.t 1 ...tiiii '
cttwnnttj
THE EM PISE Tlresh.r.
t'ltaner, (, 8 aa.l 13 fc.irsc jK-.w-.r.
. j iirat.T ai
THE A. 8. FARQUAHR.ii
er wuii 5liakcra
THE BEST,"
an I tiraj Sol lirilj.
The I..:-
THEHOOSIERir-i
Sce.1 Uri.
THE BEST," Tim iaw
To-nh Hit jr rjke.
DOOD'S
U'-rae-rak.
CENTENNIAL -ir run
'lOH.
lllSM,
WATCHB S,
STiT A MnTTTlR. .TTnWTHT.TfV
CLOCKS, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, BRONZES,
.ocl all otber goods bandied by the trade, locludlug a lare and full stock of
WATCHMAKER'S 1 ATE R IALS
OFEVEUYDESCniPTION. WE GL'AHAXTEE.
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES.
T. KT-T T. TO DEALERS ONLY.
77 Vi ft. h A vptiha PittsTinrcTi Pa RRnnnrl thirrl floors
Pec. 12 0. 15. Barrett & Co'
New Firm.
jV !: IA:
All Tim, leiSEUSS aib aitimatw.
cVat always clean and free from dust, and
xo ouoa can escape.
Estwli.nf a'apteal f,r wsn la Roaaltals,
H"trl awl t'aaililea. t'aa k aaed la tka
i tieljovu mum F,' if J sej affeaea,
JPrlcyie, t4 IB Dollar..
Address, Tfilh sump, fur circular,
HENRY H. B. 6L00MF1ELO,
f. 0, P'-X 4513. 34 Drjf St., .Vm Tfh-
SHOE STORE,
SOLOMON UHL,
IImtIiik pnri'haMetl the Mism
Ntore Itely owned by
U.C. Heeriu.
titk ileaiir in enllinir the attnttii ul
pablic to the tnc llmt ua bave miwantl exyoc
keep euuatAiHly vn b.i'id 110 coin pie te an
ment ot
BooSj Shoes
and Gaiters
uotii or
Eastern and Home Manufactun
as eaa he fuaod anywhere. We also will bare nr
l)nl euostantlj a tall sn(ilj of
mm
OZEXX'S
SULFllUli SOAP.
Thor nc.iiLV Cures Dbeasks oftjif. Skiv,
Ek.mtikiks the Comi i.k.mon, I'si:vrsT$
AM) KKMi:DU.S RhEI'MAIISM A.I) Olil'T,
JK.'S S.rKES AND AllK.WlONS OF THE
i'i iirir. n C'or.ni.ur Cost.vu.ox.
lui itin.Iiia l.xicrnul ficmc-iy for l.rnp
in:i, i ires ar. J Iiijiirici of the b-itin, not only
K i.jvl.s ttu.'.l Hill t"V.ru.liiS Al 1. Ill.F.M-
ri---i.i Uoiu IccrJ iiiinuriiit 01" ibs
i..l.ii r:-i ti'lit.v;i!un of l!.; 1- r?s, l.ut also
I'i'.-c prts'uve-l by the s jn .ta-l winil, ?uch as
li-.n an.l rocJifcs. It rt-R.icrs tlio ci; ricLE
n.:ru'i.v ct.rA. sMoom ani pliant,
cn.l i-cij; a v::-.lesome DEAcnrirK is far
j n:fcrr.i-iL- to any cosmetic.
Al.LTllE KEMr'I'I L ADVANTAGES OF SCT-
r';i- I.Mif"! nrr insnreU hv thk t sb o?
li : h'h Sulphur Soon. wMch in adai-
irrj eticc's, rciycrlics an.l I E-
'.t nr. ! (:;.".
"Tu'.a CI.OTHK.U ZT, ! I!N?.X
T''-.l Asi.S C.'MM:"N:rv."LIl BV
S rNt,Rl'rr. prevents uaid-
vUctJ gtyno 6f fve b.1.
rf it in bi. !i '.t r:r,s.
P.i , 2"- ? HO C"its per Cak: per
r.:.r3 Cries), COc. ai1S?.20.
r TV ; 'ni Cifc i-e triple the siie nf ir.ose ai
35 C-. .IA.
'! 1 ft X'V) tT RISK EH DVE.'
- .. I. 1. r Bri.wn. ZO f ent.s.
MELLINCER'S H..rse li .y r.il..
IlillMide I'Iomss,
Taut Iron I-oiij; lIois,
I'ouiiieMiontl C orn I
Nerthrt,, NUklest,
rain CraIie.
Forks, SlioveU ami all
KIIIUH or Plow Ca!,
shears, rointn .
JB a.a(vrv!. in tho Air.-lri.ltur.nl Imi.ie
niunt nue tliat Iswurth kwpln,,. hi. n we will ,rv
to Ml at u. li .rlrcs as win ue ,,Hr ,.,. ,.:
aa.l as low as ti.i t t:in tx had arvnl-rr..
AU Ki4 f Proti'i-x tik.,.. it,
rhtin;;f, t;vj rn'ju. ir..r;!( s'if;r,
ter aiul tyg. kiiu't : u.u, 'i
Kool. of vhUk v w.ji. iMHW ,,u ,,tU
truth ur tuh,
JIaf
OTlCF
living si i ir i!-c:iasj. from .1. tV.
1 :.' tit t mercbanti ic. I
li. t n ; j t i ; n . ,n err entile lui-ttn ss
v carrying on a it-neml atot-n, an.l most
"jn'etluliy solicit putrnnace from the i.-r.
I'le of this town and vi: init v. a.i.l r..l oi (itr4
awsBlnf pmds. 1 intend ad.liaj: irom
irae to time. Such himkIs as ill make Hit
HiK'k so complete in all tieimrttiii iils tlmt it
ill lie to the interest of Uuumj in Wiint ol
ioous to call and see mc before nurthawnn
:iewhere.
SoMEKfF.T. Pa
Ei.
E. Patton.
A Desirable KesiMem e
For Sale,
Ii.llrr..rsali.-itiTresi.i- In S. :nrr..rt i;r.
n,e..ntaiira:.a)a.T.ol Ian I at! i a ik,.
!''eol C0luv:lll..n. ex.-1-pt lrTOr th,;.,-
with an orrhnrl of Jioch. ire -l?-tr. i.-uit ,r,.. .'
A l.rica .Iweilinit iiouawitli 1 rooiu. wasIi. a.i.f
iu. K-e hc u.-e. well niloj. mu baro mrnio;.
!K.os.r, has never failing ru,.,mi! w.iter ut u".
.r. tin errvreen sha.linx. WrawU-rrv l-.l
twesan.l bee houe. Tne cli-'.ihre fr..m ih...n..i..'.
iu:.r, i, ..ne.liHl; mlU-. with ,vtm.-.n an.l ,i-.,uk
walk the entire .liyiams. will . k. Irm im-
July la. ' j
an.l
S.ll 1VC
, . Kntii t:L.
tl
ln to
r;t; .a;.:.i,
i: ! t
:. ,-;-.'
' I : wiiii
. . t ;
i" ' I''.-'"
80LB LEATJii.
MOROCCO
r, 7 SU!i It. ,U
KNOW
Ut rcadtpg and pracUcinf
the laestimablr truths con.
Hilled in tbe beat aaedlcal
t - book erer ted, entitled
tresis ofxhattrd Vrtalitr, Premarart Decline,
perrons and I'hyflrsi Debility, aaJ the tndles
poucumiUfib flls and untold initeries that malt
thrrrfrota, acd rnntains more thsajGCoTiiaaipre
seriptiotis, any one of which is worth the price 4
Ihebook, Tbisbookwasvrdtenbythcsaostex.
tmsirc and probably tbe most skilful practitisars
ItiiJ PStimBf.ed tfit liiprB re two'
tbotii-aud fjur liur.dr.C'd "di.--ojdera t
wbvti to fjij'uau Ira.oe in butij-ct.
Wben Qiao is hll up 9'-t) lb"
rheomatism, be U spt to tbiaji Loaf
tbe entire number has struck ; bim io
concert.
m Arosmia, lowanra rsa awaraeaaaaiaaatjcir
lied medal by tho Kational UedislAssociaiion.
A hmrthlet, illustrated wllav tha wery tout
recr x.urrATii:. a mar
rel of art and beantr
arst rU ta all. Brad
mr It at oocj. AuJ.t;3
I'EABODV MEDIC AXt
!XhTlTl'TE, ho. 4 Bui-
men St, Boston. Mi?.
HEAL
'THYSELF
How many e alio vis dues, it take
for t maa to say be bat been out on
a lark; .
Wby is a pond My Tike" a tiae
Becausf it com. s to ibe t-u.-face lo
blow.
To wbat trade do tbe minstrels be
long To tbe caulkers. ,
DR. VAN DYKE'S SULpHy SOAP,
MafcestheSKIir BofU'CJcar. Ptr WbiU aad
Healthy I ia Cleansing, lasudoriatn. IllslnlaaU
li.ll. Soithlog, Healing and paritjlcg removaa
PaRdrufr. haftna;. U leers. Sores, ErnpttnsM,
abaigbneaa and redneaa of the acta : rellersslieh,
Ins;. barn hi K and stloglna; of tow Skin, and Irrlta
tlonof biting and sUnwina; tnsaeu ; will rellera
I l'CH 1NU P1LF.S where nothlca elsa will hare
nr effect; Is FREE FKOM ALL UFFEN
ft.iy t OIXiR, and prerenu Uontacloaa IMsrsias,
and aaa l4te,nai Medical and Toilet Prepara
tion it haa no- IX4UAL. ' Jrlc.! Jittt ftoake;
H"X, thrco Cakes. sUty eeata. - Moid I he
Ooo w. Benford. Bometmet. Pa., and lrojrista
'"" wcrjsi rjt. rropnetor. Uf
CALF SKINij,
Kll'S
AND LIMNd Sb'iK8
if H IHlHlP, wttlj 1 rail Ha of
v Shoe Findings.
H. M'CAL LXJM,
77 FIFTH AVENUE,
ArWpWYjoast.,
PITTSnrR(IF-
The HOME MANrFACTl BE
nf EXT wUl be In chars; of
depart NEW CAEPETS !
1ST.
B. Snvdei?. ,
, Whose repgtatk-a for making
Good Work and Qood Fits
Is second to none In tha State. The )atttn is re
spectfully Invited to call and examine onr stock,
as w are determined to keep rnols as '! as tha
baft and Mil at prices aa ktw as tha lowest.
PULM Q N A
is hev.jvl rnwr.,-1,1 .n the best rrmedr l..r r,,
..f MSL' Ur-TIUM .a ,Ta n AnvAv
atWTAuia). 4.'.'a.i, liroarWis. ( (,,,. a!I a!,
ltpr.f!f.ii,r;s.f ;h X KK Cll'S vsrill
ln-iil ir cmtaiiilnK partkt r. 1 km or v ny
nr.-. wsmuv iio-ATKi.. .n-Liuvtre irti. tr'-i't
liM-nti-ithMuiseasrs h.,- Mtuw.l. an.l ri-r-tlllfiites
uf i!rlu ilcom-f. will ! tr-e i.v m-iil
toall appili-jnis. A.Mrras I 'Ml :AK -I'.lr's
Sulr Hr-.rlet..r, Mt.Vrtl.tn.lt umi, xc'w York" '
J. R? lvi'ecahan,
BUTCHER,
AUDDEALEI.,
Wholesale and Ietail,
in-
lEAT.S!
All iiiudi, fin L as BKEf, 'rOKIC)
m'cttox, t'cal, lamp.,
SAUSAGE. J'uddin? nj ,
lis, Mince lie at, tr.4
LAUD of .'or own
pi'odiifia.
MARKET DAYS
Tuesday, May and Saturday.
ycnf run yf olit.-xinenl nny l-i y-
dnrinat th ve-k. April 1!.
LINOLEUM DRUGGETS
At Prices of JSG'J.
gOLOMON UHL. H. nAivn.
(LirtT.
Uee, .0 . r.th Ht Phlla.l'a. Pa. WhLlaaalo
; pot. aud N. Third St., Phlla., Pn.
I July -a. .
1M-
IraaM. UL CAsTVni.
G25C0.-.:
Airenta wanted. It..st-
noa lesitmai. Partlrnlurs 'rvw.
Aaonwj. a usial CO,: Wuo. a x
LADIES
Can-roli.r 'tVir own SiOi-Kii-t-i
It lesf:. tllni. one t.-e.:t jmt j aL
j.eof oqr "MAUI ' II 't's."-riuii
change the e-.l-r their lr--?i . re-t- re t frei-h'-IK!
an.l hrilll .nry U.i.vl S.las. ll.Tlc Ali.;w.n,
Nerklls Kl.ila.ns. e or lmt!irt to theia n. w
an.l Uelvslja-les Ll.tle ir.uNieatyl n..iiiii.il .1
eitt k ol aiy d-siee.l sent uo r.ni'int .,f m
e-ut. aUifl'ri tit n. r. .e. I'.ftaae M .mi.a 34
eepted. Send S'arrp r..r Clrrnlir an t Samples.
KKAHMkY t'HKHir.tl, VI Olt K.
6Curtland St. N. York. P. Bus. 31-1.
OOlB m-TF.n W ATC n V.. Cheapest
rtiui known worl'i. Santpit uict"
ljtnls. AuUreta. A. Cue lijlb si ca. tLkagu.
045
PRFwtrw w Trn isisrnut-a
m-aJjlfr.Kn a-itnv,rv Older. nit-
D: Irea. J. iUOnj lord Col, Lh.tae'o.Ul.