Here is an anecdote told by one
miuisicr, aoou. auotaer. A certain
presiding elder, who wm noted for be-
in? seldom op to lime, seldom Terr
animated, find seldom very brief, once
kept a congregation waiting lot a long
time for bis apponranco, and when at
last he diaoaio, he preached them a
very prosy wrmon of unusual leneth,
on tho text, "Feed my lambs." He
Jiacl not yet hniahed, whn that origin
al old minister, known' as "Camp
Meeting John," rose from a Mat in
the congregatiqn, and said : "Brother,
I have nad aims experience in rais
ing lambs myself, and "1 have found
that the' following rules are absolutely
essential to. successful lamb ais'ing:
First, give Cieui,theirootJin -.season ;
second, give them a little at a time ;
and thirJ, give it to them warm."
A family employed a girl
to do housework. The mistress of
the house observing that her Dew
"help" was much adicted to Methodist
hymus, asked her if Bhe belonged to
that church.
.1T II l I- 1 1 ii i .
no, sue reniiea, -not exactly a
member; but I have been took in on
suspicion !" ... ;
"Probation, you mean."
"No, I don't in a sharp accent,'
and with a dogmatical manner , I
know, what I mean ; I was took in on j
suspicion."
During' tha recent' meetings -some
handbills were printed in one of the
neighboring, twna headed . "Hoi for
the New Jerusalem." It seems that
one of them got over into Saulsbiiry
and created considerable excitement
there, as most of the prominent citi
zens have been writing to ask where
-the plaoe is situated, and whether if a
man went there to work by the day
La would ba able , to get borne ' Sun
days. , .. ;.. ..... .
A Pennsylvauian has bought a
small steamer, and will load it at
BufFalo, about July 1st, with 30,000
pounds of nitro-glycerine, for delivery
at different localities on Lake Superi
or. - If the little fishes iu Lake (supe
rior don't Wonder what tin "rumpus''
is before the tfnd of that voyage, we
shall lose our faith in nitro-glycerina
as au explosive. '
Spilkins has discovered . that his
stepmother La a cousid-whose daugh
ter married a man that has a balf
brother living in Philadelphia in a
large, roomy residence quite near tii
the Centennial Grounds. Proper steps
Lava been taken to establish the rela
tionship, and Mrs. Spilkiua has order
ed threo new Syatoga trunks accord-
' 3tany of the female clerks at Wash,
iugtou once ranked with the aristocra
cy of tho land. Among them may be
found widows or daughters of army
and navy officers of the highest rank,
daughters and granddaughters of for
mer members of the Cabinet, Senators;
Supreme Court Justices and Presi
dents. . . , . I
A KnnV nn Via A , "CI! fi
. vwwm. iu lug n gu VI Jvl 1 11 UC 111, ,
id announced by a New York house!
Elizabeth isn't the only woman about
whoso age there has beeu,much dis
cussion ; but ""re believe she is tbe only
one whose age has been considered a
matter of such importance as to war
rant the publication of a book about
it. -
' When a Rochester T!i;raan orders
a corner loafer to move on, the .loafer
lakcS nfF his hftt . afrifr ' an ' IWii)a
and replies: "Badly do T again- take
up tue weary burden - ot my life, f J
leave you in regret, but not in anger.
Ueavtn smilo on you and blessyou.
Farewell.1 Then ho moves. ;
She was a young lady from Next
York, and when, he asked her if she
'would partake of an ice-cream, eh
gently answered, "If it's good, square
confectioner's cream, I'm there; but
if it's strawberry festival slush, count
. me out," ,
' "Madam," said a trance medium,
ruunicate with you. "No matter,'
said thq widow ; "if he's got no more
spirit ia the other world than he had
iu this, its not worth bothering
uuvuv. 11 j
Mamma asked a precocious young
ster at the tea-table the other eve
ning, after a long and yearning gaze
towards a plate of dotii'huuts ''Mamtua.
do you thiuk L could stand another of
those tried holes." ' Khe thonght he
COuld. . i . I j
A merchant went linmn th nlticr
niht and said cheerfully to his wife:
"Well, my dear, I've failed at last."
"Oh, that's . geod 1" exclaimed the
.wife, with a radiant face; "now we
can go to the Centennial, sure."
Harvey discovered the circulation
of the blood before he was thirty-four.
Yet some editors get to be over a
hundred before they can discover the
exact circulation of their own newspa
pers. This is Ihe time when the boarding
bouse lodger paddles dreamily through
Lis pigeon soup in strch of the pigeon,
and finally returns the plate with,
"No, thauk you ; I prefer ice water."
Why is the Ccnteuuial like Lome?
Because it's the dearest spot on
earth.
The recording augel put down a
busiucHS lie just the tame as any
other. . !
Horrible times!'' There's hardly a
family iu the laud but knead' bread.
SQUARE GRAND PIANOS '
Retailor! at Wholesale Prices.
ceoofor tzoo. ' ' ;
, 6BOrr300. . ' ;
' 7OOf0r3O0.
PSOO for 9350.
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"MENDELSSOHN" PIANO CO,
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1IAVK STRUCK
initn m rmcra.
Only Ono Trice fur Cash, and a low olio.
" NO DEVIATION. ",
We give no discount. ' ''
' " f"j .... mT,iw VIMillinsiullS, WI11CU
double tho prices uf all pianos, i . . . .
U'. 1 IM ,U II.- 1 1 1
v .wMr. w i tn7iiu, v, iiu wama nrst
class Tiiino at a fair profit over cost of
IManii(u.iti.i- U'. i... .
.........iovviiiu, if u appoint me i eopteour
agents, nnd give them our Pianos rh low
AM mr Bimnl .. Kim A......11. l
ot any otlior luanufattluror, irivintr the
P X I Ul 1 1 1 rj 1 In vii ti . i . c i..z
n-itli liuiirilk
truvolniK and ini-uU-ntnl expensea.
...v i..iuviiviiii x miiu v( Gnu soil
enrvni om. Ktrnonfinn fk.i.i iii;.i. 1.1
nS. 'tl iiriprovemetrt, inHiclmir
Full Iron aui, ,V . . a
Over Strung Bawi,
.!"Aferfro TrobHanJ
, -iHUltlllU AVUUII,
which only accompany the best rhinos of
I MO ITinct imlnKnnfn.l i At
,..,.-,,v,,ct mm, ai l(1o very
to stylo of ciwe. or with four round cor
ners and fuir ngrnno for $v.0, and cuai an
toetlicm tn every respoct efiuid to any
rmno mndo of similar ntvle, or uo sale
Tho "Moudolalin,'riuio is iiianufao-
turfrl from iht tAn ina i
by tho most Rkillod and finished work-
film. 'I'I.a i , ,
one or thn tnmt. Tninnnnii i :
- i" . x iniiu Illltllll-
facturem in the country. This is no now
enterprine, turning out a poor and rhonp
piano, ninde from green wood, and bv
Breoner meohnnicn. ' '
Our Pino is niiMnrpasscd by nv in tlio
111 N r U ft l.B . I. U ..... - ft .
...... v, .... ,, ioweriui tones,
and Its adnptjition to tho hmnnn voice in
sympathetic, tnellow and singins qualities.
It niwaks for itsolf. 001
We aro willing to pinoo It bekl'e nnv
other mako of fiano on its mertu, eitlieV
in oonury or case, or cxwllenco of tone,
and '"at half thoinoncy",of equally Rood
"Tlio bot the ehoapest"- , ,' , 1
When it coats the leat inoney. ' ' ' , .' ' .
A 11 Pi a una t'nl In .... j -.1 . . n
hond for our Illustrutod and roscrit-
tlVA (SkIIiIiih
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, ... . The "MentlelssohH" Tiano Co.,
Oflleo of Manufactory,
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50 BKOAbWAY, N. T.
REMEDY FOR
HARD TIMES.
CHANGE. YOUR SURROUNDINGS.
An wantind Fruit Farms. chdocIhII ad
aptod tq tlie Kruivth of the Vine, wliera it
is an catuliliuhed nuei-ess and pavs lurge
profit. The land is alo udnplwl to tha
grow tn oi iea'lioH, roars, Apples and
small fruits; also Oroiu, Ciraaa and Xog.
etables.
Many hundred of excellent Vinovards,
Orihurds and Farms, can now he mmi.
The locaiion Is only 31 miles south of
Philadelphia, by Itailroad, in a mild, de
lightful climiift, and at tlie very doors of
l.n Vaui 1' 1 1 . i . .
n. a-ow iwn uiiu x-utiuuoipnia AiarKeus,
Another iUiiroatl runs direct to ' Now
XOrK.
Tiie plaeo is alreadv lartrp. siior-Mmnil
and proHperous. Churches, Nuhools, and
jjnvnuKBH are already established.
Alo. manufactoriaa of Kl
01as, Straw Goods, and othr things, at
un: uium m iiiuuiuers ox a iaiuily cau
procure employment. ..
It has been a health resort for soma
years past for people aulturing, from nut.
uionary atteutiona, Catarrh, Ague, and de
bility; many thousands have entirely recovered.-
. .
A now brick hotel lias just. been oom-
I'.umu, jim ivft Iiuilk, WHO DUCK IlUIIUlIlRS,
lbur Stories ilizh. ilKjlldinu Kmnvli rwil'
aud all uifMlorn improveiueuta tor tlie au-
oinnioumion or visitor.
I'rieoot' Farm Ianil 2".fXl nor aero.
payable inatallinenta, witliin tlio period of
iuurji, xn una ciiuime, piuntcu out
m.n, ai-rea ot land win count tully
aa inueli as 100 aciH funlirr north.
Persons uniuMiuaintod with fruit grow
ing cau bsoouie familiar with it in a short
time on account of sucrotindiiurs.
Five acre, ono acre, aud town lots, In
the towns of Laudixvillo aud Vineland,
aim for sale. '
Whilst viwlting tho CeuUmnlal Kxhibi.
tion, Vjneluiid cau lie visited at small ex
panse. A paper containing full information,
will be aent upon application to C1IHLKS
K. LANU18, Vineland. N. J., free of cost.
Tlie following la an extr:u-t from a do
scriptiou of VliiBland, published in ths
New York Tribune, bv the well-known
Agriculturist, Solon Kohinson :
All the farmers were of the "well todo'1
sort, and soma of them, who have turned
their attention to fruits and uiuikot gard
eninff, have grown ri-h. Tlio soil is loam,
varying from sandy to clavey, and surface
gently undulating, interNo'cted wiih small
streams and oeeiibionat wet meadows iu
which depouts of uoat or muck are stored,
suliiciont to fortilne tho whole upland sur
face, niter' it has been exhausted of its
natural fertility.
It is certainly one of tho most extensive
fertile tracts, iu an almost lovel position
and suitalilo condition for pluusunt farm
intr, that we know of this side of the West
eru prairies. We found some of tlie old
est farms apparently just as profitably
productive us when first cleared of forest
tiftv or a hundred years afro.
The soulonrisl wo'uld aoon Hsoovr hn
causu of thia utinued fertility. The
whole country la a marine deposit, aud all
throuiih tliu noil we found Hvidem.im ('
calruoua ubstan-e, generally in tlie
ibrm of ludurated culcarwma marl, show
inur many distiuct forms of ancient shells.
of tlio tertiary formation ; and this marly
substance is scattered all through Me soil,
in a very coniuiinutod form, and in tlie
exact condition most easily assiiiimilatod
by such plants as the farmer desires to
cultivate. Jj tui
JOB WORK
! . . : ; ,:
. , TONE AT THE
"republican;;; .office.
At tA lowed c&xh prices, neatly, prompt
ty, ami ii ttyh equal to 4hat of any
otcr etallikwU in tha District.
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, s -IMc jaaaa w I'A l I it. K IM--V1 :f) Ct)KICAL 11EAKINCS on both A. Mwhio
nd Suml. . . . : .
Our new nnd nU ulcat, worVeit .-.uf wiih Wiml nt.-w Mitchlncn- ilnl TU nt onr own fiwwor
i .'Ii'.i!.l"?.':',v "f 1v',rti- Nw h ei n it Mm.itir.! uf MKCHANiCAI. KXl'KU
l.l-.Nl h. MMi.iniira of tril lion, M ,uiium m JJur.iliiiily, iii.l ruisc f wurlc, ucver bciclufur
' remchtd in lira Swiii( MmhliM w,iM. - ; ., , ,.,
- TO THI3 STATEMENT AND THE MACHINE ITSELF :
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DOMESTIC SEVINC MACHINE CQ.,
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LADIES, USE " DOMESTIC" PAPER FASHIONS.
BIXBY'S
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BLACKING.
A COHB0EO POLISH BI.ACKINU AM)
i( l.KATIltilt PUESKltVATlVK.
ExportiH ami rrofesslonal nootblackn in
Now York, and all other larjro cities where
this Itlnckin.tr has been introduced, ac
knowlodjrp it superiority overall Import
ed or doniestio Ulacklnifs in itsn, as ait
Elegant Volish and t'ouserver of Leather.
., ' ,,. Moxici'i.,'? .' "; 'l
tlixliy's "Best" Itlaeklnt? hitu a Tied nnd
lthin LuhVl lWt n.. l.a .iA.w.ii'u.1 1 ...
of ' JSest.". The standard has tho label
.iitintr mil iMt.i,.lur,lil III ....L- i. 1.. ..I....A
stampeil into tnu Tin cover.
TIltM III". i,l lm n,n,U .f. Aj.m.A
other Auierioau aud French liluckings,
uiu is iiiiCiior 10 our l.csl.
. HfThv'a UltiMt't lll,..b..w. will . tt
cntira cost in tho wear of your booU and
shoes,
IIOUSEKEKPKKS TUY
Bixby's French Laundry Blue,
IS SIFTING 1JOXKS.
Tho-most convenient. and oeonoiuiml
packnire, and Iho only combined lileach
and lilueinx l'owdor in use. i
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11 Noa. 173 175 Washington St., N. Y.
NIDUALL'M .
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MAGNETIC SOAP
'1 . !i .' i .1.), I t-iin Jih.i!,: , ;,J
Tho Cheapest Sonp that can bo used for
me roiiowmy reasons t
1st. One bar trill go as tar its two of any
other, -,-.
2d. Onlj- half the usual rubbing lioing
i-miiiiieii, mors is a aaving or more
... thau tho cutiro cost of tho Soap iu
labor alone. ' ' '
W. Th clothe aro made Rweet, Clt-aii
. aud win to without Huillug or Hcalil
inir, thus all injury totheiu isnvoiii.
od. Tlioro is a navitiR in fuel and
hard work, and tlio wahing is douq
' in about half tho nsnal time.
It is also uuaranteod under a nenaltv of
4 n .. .1.11 - a . i ' . ..
hunils, aud as one trial will enablo any
person to ascortuin tlie truth f those
statemelits, It would never pay tho pro.
priotor tn cmrairs in an xtensivo Hvstiim
iiiv.v uoiiurs 1101, vo miuro ino clotties or
of advortisiiu; and claim such tlocitied
merit lor IDs rviap nnlesM ho knew from
riotitive experionoo that it wou'd prove to
10 In every rojincut what is chiimud for It.
This is also a aimoi-ior Huso lor Toilet
and Shaving purposes.
WAKNKK, ItUODEH A CO.,
WHOLKSAI.K FaNOT OBOt'EItS,
. - Cicneral Agcnta, I ,
9 11" Philadolnhla. In.
PEABODYHOUSE,;
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Convenient to all filauca of nnnisnnient
and car lines iu tlio city. .No chajigea to
aud from tlie C'eiiteunk'il gtouiuls.
jui vt aiaon, projinotor .of the Jlenry
House. Cincinnati lor tho oast twentv
years, and present proprietor, has leased
me nouse tor a term . or yenrs, and has
newly fiirnishod aud lilted It throughout.
He will keep a strictly first-class home
and has aewiiniiiodalioii for JUU guosui.
iui iiii. oiu y fi j jier uuy.
No bar has evor heon kont in ihn Hni.ru-
House, uor will auv bo kent ut ih.i I'm.
body. "j 11
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