i.ii; FA IB MiX.
Fashions In Millinery,
Hitherto bonnotslmvii bwn vtry cltwtv.
fittinu pml tuna!!, but the full r 1 winter
shapes show a ilt'pitletl clm:ip. On
style lifts a Urge, flit crown, with a
slightly Hiring brim. .Tu thin simpo the
faoe-trimtning in vtiijHso.l moroly of a
shirred mitiu f:uitig. SSoTrral loop o
ribbon nre irmnl on the top of the
crown, ami a long ostrich vlnrue fasr
down one. Bids atul faU on th hair at
he buck. Strinca are cvusidorod in.
disponssble to evrr bounce. The large
Leghorn bonnets, which raaJ their ap
penrsao lute iu the anrnmor, are now
iinitativl in fIt nr.d Trivet, They are
. trimnuxl tery much an iudiridnal "taste
snggefiU, but all sgw iu omitting all
facH'-trimruing. The brim i favxvl wit'.t
Telvet or other suitable material, and
hoops over the face, or is indented in
Marie Stuart shape. .
A very pretty uovelty in a hat, worn
M a bonnet, gives na the square Crom
wellian orowu and straight, narrow brim,
which frames the fuee without, turning
tip or indentation of any kind. These
flTfWflr in f.f nf nil filia.l.a Vdw
I - - . - . llll EJUUVIVC, Mill, . V.- f
becoming to the majority of faces. An
CIO J .uu v.t.iu-.kvw'-' fl
has a high sngar-loaf crown, which
slants downward at the top, aud a rerj
iivuvuuv. JL im, tuiutti up JilgU BUM
broa i at the side. This might look well
on the stage or in a picture, but could
. hardly be considered suitable for the
street. Some importers have exhibited
turbans with closely-rolled brims, and
the English walking lint is introduced in
all the fashionable colors in felt.
A stylish model in white felt is cut up
some distance on either side and laced
. together with a gilt cord; gilt cord to
match is placed around t ho edges; the
inner portion of the front brim rising
' over the forehead is faced with black
velvet-. A Till Q onrs TV -f v o nenfa raA-
buds and attendant leaves nestles Bomo
distance within. A number of white
ostrich tips are placrji in bunch-like
form on the top; broad double-faced
strings, black velvet and satin, are tied
under the chin, and above these are a
second pair of narrow strings handsome
ly brocaded. A pretty hat of black vel
vet was trimmed with a black silk netted
scarf, dotted with tiny gilt beads. Three
small black ostrich tips sprinkled with
gold beads were grouped in a cluster on
the top. A few years ago red bonnets
would have seemed an impossibility.
Now they are shown made of red plush,
plain felt, trimmed with rich feathers,
and tied with red satin ribbons. Hand
some reoeption bonnets have the frames
covered plain with ruby satin, or ruby
velvet, the trimming costly lace, and a
long soft ostrich plume.
Of course, red bonnets will only be
worn by persons who can afford several
ohauges, and do not, therefore, need to
display them frequently. There is a
distinguished demand for elegant bon
nets in one solid color of plush, satin,
or velvet, the only fashionable combina
tion consisting of trimmings of brocaie
in high blended oolors, which look like
Indian embroidery or Persian stuff.
Persons who must Confine themselves
to one best," select a style to match
Uieir best suit, which is usually of
black, or some dark shade, trimming it
with feathers to matoh, and a fabric
which contrasts in texture, but not in
color.
The trimmings for hats are varied and
beautiful. Among the reigning colors
there is deep cherry, garnet and crimson
t-Uade. ; Brown, and "old gold" are
used for combining them with. Rib
boas are exceedingly , rich in some
' vies, and very gay in others. A new
ijbon has narrow plush stripes alter
ating with satin. Other rich ribbons
double-faced velvet on one side and
Atin on the other ; and here especiallv
xy be remarked, very beautiful combi"
itions of color the velvet being com-
iratively dark, and the satin usually of
bright or pale 6hade. Black velvet is
-atrasted with cardinal dark blue is
laced in juxtaposition with pale blue
tin ; cardinal velvet is relieved by
hite satin ; deep garnet by ivory, and
1j brown contrasts with pale bine,
id seal-brown with bright garnet.
Flowers, for the most part, are large
j i often gorgeously colored. Roses in
h shades of garnet are in great favor,
ne of which are very dark. Other
s are a bright pink or magenta. Ad-;-nal
brightness is imparted by cox
ibsin natural colors, or, oftentimes,
thery tuftings show successions of
?et threads of a deep wine or garnet
r, placed in minute bnnchings on
lerous green Btalks arranged in cox--like
form.
it ornaments of every kind reap
. Much favor, however, is accorded
iridescent ornaments, wrought iu
ition of large flies with outstretched
: lizards and coiled 6nakes. All
finite large ; lizards, although in
y undulations, extending oftentimes
i more than three to four inches on
bonnet, while serpents, though
d iu cork-screw fashion, reach al
t an equal length.
Interesting Facts About India.
Q -he natives of India are usually
' n, but some of them are nearly
i". - Their hair is usually straight
times gracefully curled, seldom of
lly appearance. The native women
Jcutta wear their hair long, and
r loose or braided. The men gen
y part theirs in the middle. Shaving
; head is common, especially among
t appear to be of the lower classes.
ie shave off every hair ; others leave
igh for a topknot only ; others make
iselves comical-looking by shaving
'jps here and there, according to
c fancy. Their barbers are generally
I at irregular intervals along the
ml streets and lanes. A barber
i his bamboo mat on the pave
near the wall, for him and his
t to squat on during the work ;
.iiile he uses the tools, the man
j his hair or beard dressed holds a
mirror in his hand and watches
y every movement of the razor or
-i. The mirror is seldom more than
r hea ia length. The barbt-r is very
)te, aud may spend half au hour
head or face for a cent and a half.
, -a these street barbers, there are
who have shops for Europeans and
, and charge twelve oents for cut
! 'aopean' hair. There are also,
' e streets, native cobblers, with
kits of tools, repairing fchoes.
h utied not only on the head,
but fit the whole body is well unoirted.
The Indiana of this country. Me IhHr
American cousin, are revy Mrnipht r,d
r-rrrt. Round or bvped VhortHer ar
rrar among them that they sttrset
rttentiou at oncw, if the possessor is on
hi foets These Mvple citt nearly all
their burden on the he?.!, and this de
velop a straight form. If one Trant a
Vinofot? a bodMcsd, a tea set, or any
aitiole transported with perfect safety
to another prt of the city, he calls
enough cv.Mioa for the job and commit
the ariieles to them, sending a servant
along t. oversee them. Small articles
r pnt into a larfe baVet, which the
coolies alwav have. The basket is
vn le of bamboo piece tied together, is
lined with the coarsest sackcloth, semi
spheric in shape, and without any handle.
A coolie cau carry a weight on liis head
two or three times as great as he can
lift. VThcu on the street awaiting or
ders, he frequently gets into his basket
and goes to sleep, or inverts it and
makes a stool out of it. Passing along
the street at night, ono sees many serv
ants and coolies, especially the latter,
sleeping on the asbestos, stone, or Mc
Adam pavement, with no bed between
except a single cotton blanket worn on
the body during the day. Many Baboos
aud men of other classes of the natives
of Bengal nover wear any covering on
their heads except that given by nature.
Some of the Baboos are as noble-looking
specimens of humanity as I ever saw,
and have as good brain as brawn.
The head-coverings worn are usually
either a little, hemisphere, often beauti
fully embroidered, or a largo Durban
consisting of many yards of cotton cloth
wound around the top of the head. The
latter is good protection; the former
seems to be worn only for ornament.
Chonte's Conversation,
The following extract is from nn
article in Harper's Magazine on Rufus
Ohoate, the celobratod lawyer and once
United States senator from Massachu
setts : One of tho charms of Mr.
Choate's conversation was his habit of
exaggeration. To attend the perform
ance of Mozart's " Don Giovanni " was
liko listening, he said, to 10,000 forests
of birds. He knew that no exaggeration
in mere words could adeqdately express
the delight that a sympathetic mind fela
in coming into vital acquaintance with a
work of transcendent genius in any de
partment of literature and the fine arts.
Ton thousand birds would ba a small
testimony to the melodies of Mozart ;
but 10,000 forests of birds is a compari
son which indicates tho rapture of won
der and admiration which Mozart's mas
terpiece excites in all souls capable of
feeling its beauty. With this tendeucy
to verbal exaggeration Ohoate had that
instantaneous humorous recoil from ex
travagant assertion characteristic of
ardent natures whose sense of the ludi
crous is quick as their sense of the
beautiful and the sublime. " Interpret
to me the libretto," he said tohis daugh
ter, lest I dilate at the wrong emo
tion." Sydney Smith never said any
thing better than that.
Strapping fellow The schoolmaster.
Beware of Cheap Excitants,
And use, if you need a tonio stimulaut and al
terative, HoBtetter'g Stomach Bitters. The
liquors of commerce, even when they are not
adulterated, fail to produce more than a tem
porary f xhilaration, usually followed by a
tfopresainft reaction, anything but benefloial
to a weakly constitution. Not only do the
potent botauio ingredients combined' with tlie
alooholio of HoRtetter'a Stomaoh Bitters min
uter to the health aud vigor of those who we
it, but the bRBis pure old rye, the flacst and
most salubrious liquor dUtillei ia no mean
promoter of a healthful condition of the diges
tive orgaDS. Its presence in the Bitters is
eetiODtial to preserve their vegetable constitu
ents from fermentation, and it unquestionably
augments thoir remedial value. Few medicinal
preparations of a proprietary nature have ever
received such strong commendations from
medical men.
The National Hcoarftr.
It is estimated that the annual damages
cauned by the ravages of iuHecta and worms
exoeed f 130,000,000 in the United States alone.
Truly an enormous loss ! Yet it sinks into in
significance when oompared with the ravages
of that more terrible scourge, Consumption,
which annually sweeps hundreds of thousands
of human souls into eternity. The causes of
consumption are various, depending in every
iuxtauce for the development of the diseatie
upon the scrof nlona diathesis, or temperament,
of the victim. Thus the same cause which will
produce in one person an attack of acute dis
ease or a Blight nervous prostration, will en
gender consumption in a person of scrofulous
habit ' That consumption can be cured by
proper treatment will be readily perceived
when the exact nature of the disease is under
stood, viz. : the accumulation aud deposition of
scrofulous matter (tnberolep) in the langs. Ob
viously, the principal remedies required are (1)
a powerfnl alterative, or blood-pnrifler, to ar
rest the accumulations and also cleanse the
blood of the scrofulous matter, and (2) a mild
oathartio to expel the diseased matter from the
system. This course of treatment in eon auc
tion with a strict hygienic regime, his proved
the most Bucoessfu'l method of curiae this dis
ease. Dr. Pierce's Oolden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant FnrgRtive Pellets are the best
alterative and c&thartio remedies before the
public, and hive been alone used in thousands
of ca-os of consumption with the most marked
eftioov. Dr. Pierce's Invalids" Hotel, at Buf
falo, K. Y., affords upecial and uneqnaled ad
vantages to consumptives, not only possessing
the best medical aud hygieuio means of treat
ment, but having the'essential advantage of
being situated iu a climate where the inhabi
tants are notably free from this disease.
Familiarity with the writings of the grea
poets is a necessity to any one who wishes to
appear well In company. For 10c. we will send
a book of 160 selections from the beautiful inel
odierof Moore, the grand poems of Bvrou, and
the nnequalef songs of Bums, and 60 popular
tongs. Desmond & Co., U15 Baoe St., Phila.
"If each one of several makers had taken the
highest medal at one of the great world's expo
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was best ; but Mison & Hamlin have taken the
highest honors at every such competition for
twelve years.
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For Coughs, Colds and Throat Disorders nse
" Brown's Bronchial Troches," having proved
their efiloacy by a test of many years. 23 cts.
a box. '
Have you ague in the faoe, and is it badly
swollen ? Have you severe pains in the chest.
back or side ? Have you cramps or raiu j iu
the limbs, or rheumatism in any form If so
get Johnson's Auoiyne Linimeut. It will give
instant rtnbi ana nuany cure you.
Hon. C. It Parsons, mayor of Rochester, was
radically cured of Brigbt'a Disease by Craiy'a
Kidney Cure. Depot 4'i Uui versify PI., X. 1
To cleanse and whiton the teeth, to sweeten
the breath, nse Brown's Camphorated tiapoua
oeons Deutifnoe. Twenty-rive oeuts a bottle.
thew Jaokion's Best Sweet Navy Tobaooo.
Xpe of Anlinnlx.
beat Tsrely exceeds tweuty years.
A. hv? lives twenty years; a wolf twen
ty ; a fox four to sixteen years. Lions
are long lived. One has been known to
liw to the see of seventy years, llab
biU seven. Klephnuta have been known
to live to' the great ago tf four hundred
yearc. Alexander the Great, having
conquered Turns, king of Iudia, took a
great elephant, which had fought vol
iantly f-ir the king, and named hira
Ajnx. ITo dedicated him to tho sun,
and let him go, with this inscription :
Alexander, tho son of Jnpiter, hath
dedicated Ajnx to the aim." Tho ele
phant was found with this inscription
three hundred nnd tlfty years afterward.
Tigs havo been knowu to live to the ago
of thirty years ; the rhinoceros to
twenty. A horse has beeu known to
live to the ago of sixty-two years, but
averages from twenty to thirty. Camels
sometimes live to the age of one hun
dred. Stags nre long-lived. Sheep ex
ceed the age of ten. Cows live about fif
teen years. Cuvier considers it proba
ble that whales sometimes livo for a
thousand years. Pelicans are long
lived. A tortoise hnn been known to
live to tho ago of ono hundred nnd
seven. Insects, as a general rule, are
short-lived, though there are many ex
ceptions to the rulo.
.Marriage and Sponger.
Iu many os the Greek islands sponge
fishing forms the occupation of the in
habitants. Tho method of fishing in by
diving, and for many hundred years the
business has been carried on. An old
historian, writing of a singular custom
prevailing at Ilimia, a littlo island op
posite Rhodes, says :
A girl in this island is not permitted
by her relatives to marry before sho has
brought up a certain quantity of spong-J
es, ana Deiore sue can give prooi of tier
agility by taking thern from a certain
depth. In other islands the same cus
tom prevails, but with reversed applies'
tion, as iu Nicarus, where the father of
a marriageable daughter bestows her
on tho best diver among her suitors.
Ho that caa stay longeet in the water
and gather the mobt sponges marries
the maid."
The delicate membrane which envelops the
lungs aud lines the air passages, is exceeding
ly sensitive, and a slight irritation of it in
creases and spreads very rapidly. Ilemember
ing this, use, if you are attacked by a cough or
cold, that incomparable pulmonic and preven
tive of consumption Dr. Hall's Balsam for the
Lungs, which invariably gives speedy relief
and ultimately effects a complete enre in all
earea where the breathing organs are affected.
Use it in time and prevent serious bronchial
trouble. Sold by all druggUU.
For npwur.ls of tliirtv yeir Mrs. WIN8LOWK
300 rUINO SYHUrhas boon lsed for children
with uevor-failing success. It corrects acidity
of the stomach, relieves wind colio, regulates
the bowels, cures dysontery and diarrhcoa,
whether arising from'teething or other causes,
oii old and well-tried remedy. 35 cts. a bottle.
If any person would nee tho difference be
tween real worth aud real worlhlessness let him
bay a small paok of Sheridan's horse and cattle
powders and feed it out to his hens. The In
crease of eggs will surprise yon.
IMPORTANT MOTICE.-Farmera, PamV
1m and Otbsn ou pare hue do Remsdr squat to Dr,
TOBIAS' VENETIAN LIMMFRf for th ears ol
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iioLntaa, takan internally (it ia parfscilr barml; to
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VKNKT1AN L1N1MRNT waa introduced ia 147, and
do ona who haa used it but continues to do ao, many
station if itwasTen Dollars a Hottle they would not be
without it. a Thousands of Oortiiioates can be seen al
the Depot, speakine of its wouder' ul curative proper,
ties. Sold by the DruKKisti at 4U Cla. Depot 42
Murray bt.. New York.
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Piiil.AliKi.i'HiA.IHTC; Pa 1K7B ; and Grand Hwkdikh
Horn .Mkiiai.. H7M. only American Orxans erer
aw r;lel htirbcf't h ra at etiy anch. K'ld for cash or
in tii'm nU. li.l.t arBA I fi Oa i Aixirye nnd iJircn
l. wi'h ; Mvlm mil iiri,, mint flee. MASON A
K KM LIN wKtjAN ( O , B-st m, New York or Ohin.iro.
HE
WANTED
-Aa Airsnt. in ever town In the
United States to introduce into
our best homes the lm.u.tly
lllilftruted Monlliiv. .ll n nuiiit' Nsnhlilne (n.
I. title Children." Kniumite and yaluau!e Piemi.
mm aiven to tJanvasners. which ennlilo them to clear
fmm !jl I ' to:i() per wek. Kend stamp forcirrurs
and terms, to IIev. .1. Hknhv m vtiip, ore of BKAL8
A FOSTER, No I O Spruce r New York.
J CTVE H IVEN1,PL0YMENT
iiQENTs U o o d Everywhere
By over iioo rennonsible adrnrtifiera in thiamont h tMtie
oh ho ACKNTS HFKAI D. Sample wyt lOcenM,
with nmnple card and full particular of the AtKN th
DiBF.i'TOBY and a bmitiful huM enR of the Kmitlm
Kraphy. AfiKNTB1 FLT H. JQ.. San worn 8t.( Phila., Pa.
JIM
mm
.Mher. if nnslite to nurse your Imlie, lilnon It nt once
"'dire a ho. Ml. Miinutactured . WOOI.R1C1I 4.
CO.,J'.i luier, M ass.
$i 0 g $25 flim: Novmes
Si..lo?".d Outfit Free Z
J. IL BUFKORO'S SONS. Msnnfrctnrlnic Puhliahera,
,, I I I to 1 47 Krsnklin Street, lionli.n, Mass.
r.hli.hlished nearly titty years.
YOU R PHOTO C RAPlT
AND NAME
on 1 dux cards for 30 ols.: a dot. ,"Octa. Seu.l piclure
lo H. II. A If C 1 1 1 U ,
Troy, . Y.
AGENTS, READ THIS!
' At wtd pay Akviiu a Salary of lml per month and
liiwu., ur allow a larne uoiiiiiiUli n to aoll our new
and wonderful inventions. lie li. ill. irAut its .u u.
baillpl tree. Addrets,
t wnKK HATH cV ., lliimliHll, ,IUIi.
isv TIM T., i Ail:u rvi
if f ?':'"";r";'-:::i.'.:,,.-r. f . V
Jfic St.. S, u. I ... e , ..',''i" at-e'
ARKOIPR FOR CURING I ON-I .1IPTION
Kjren gratis by Dr. II. James, ln.fi Ksce St.. Pinla.
R 3 R F4 fi 1 ""'-'"""f prlces-
I IviiltJU l,;l!e8t honors-Mai huitiek's scale
" "'"wsw tr snuaron--tlneit upriKlits in
i"i siiiars--tine.il upriKlits ID
7!ri'!:'u"r '"M -K'llarlf luujryoraled
.... . ..... . ...... Js mTT.lv u,. ,,11., MuiaiMlH l EUIirill
lmi.telssoiin PiAnoiJo.,! K lr.
r-th Kir. el. N. .
Bicmri WriowoHut, Tnofnu.tor oongba and cold
CI.AMS MALL'S. Traps, Ao Price list free, d
dress Oreat Western Gun Works. Pittsbufy, Pa
QO day to Acents to sell a Household Article.
V d;lresa Buckeye fll'f'a o.. Marion. Ohio.
QQHfi yEAI. How o Make It. J tmM
OuOUU'.l.oi' 1UN01C, at. lesla, ale
OPIUM
Ilnblt Ar Mkln Dlaeaaea. Thous-
is cured. lxeeat frlces. Uo not fall
trite. lr F.E Mariu.QulDOy.MLob.
Something New for Agents woV.n
wanted In erery illae. addreao Bo 78W, New York.
fc .'WTH-Aaent. Wanted-3H beat
tClJ Jll VVi" rVol" ,n the world; one aample Jrtt.
UVU Address JAY BRON8QW, betroit, Mioh.
$7
DAY to AcentsoaoTaestnc forth flreelde
Vlaltar. Terms and Outfit Free. Address
r. kj. ti'imni ancuata. Maine
DIG
HAY. With Htenoll Ouiflte. What costs 4
cts sells rapidly for 6O0IS. OaUloaae tr,
S M rii-KNoaa. I Waah'n Bt.,Boauio,Maae.
C TP D CT f II WANTED for Dslsctlr. SsrTlc.
CCunCI I'uv l.l-erol. Addrsss, with stamp,
Jvy WW Am.e h. riecrsl rernca Co., Cincinuatl. O.
$10 tO WOO JSSSn-a 'e0,.
Invested in Wall Ht. Blocks makes
r monin. ooojl seat
... . ..l"" eiiiLuue- eseryiDin.
Address BAXTPR AUt . Bankers, IT Wall Bt.Ti.
K I Q D ER 8 FASTI LLE8.hyr mXoH?!
T -TrrtaaiTTraiiaaliilii imi 1 D'Lajitisiowu, tiasa.
lOUNC MEN ti
lu-jntu. hliiiii I B-ilery wUll.learnlrj(. bltualion I ur.
-j sued. AudrreaK Valenlioe, Maqar, Jar.ess ilt. Wia,
1 ytfSKntXlr
mmmmn
It hnTlnc brrn widely advrrllard unrirr
the rnptloa f .
J, America Ahead in Spool Cotton,"
that the Jury on rattan tcxtllM, ynrna nnd
thread, at the Purls Kxponltlnn. tlrrrrrd n
tlold Jrlcdnl and I J rand Pir, la the Wlllf
innntln I.lnrn Company for "Ppool t'oiton
enperlnllv ndnptrd tor on Hew-In illo
chlnea,"avr all the romwirttad iiinnnliii-.
lurrs of the world, we awe It mm a duly to
die pudiio ana to iiirnsra. J- v i . l omi to
No Grand Prizes were decreed at Pari
for Spool Cotton. .
We are advlnod by rabla oflha followlua
award t
iT.&P.COATS. GOLD MEDAL.
Vvr - .,,i rt n't if i i
Linen Co., Silver Medal.
and we claim for the winners of tbe Klret
Prize thnt.ae Ihey have eatablUhedln Khnde
Island the larceat Hpool tlottea Mllle la
the Vailed Mtates, where their Hpool Coiton
la manufactured thronch erery pracena
from the raw cotloa to the Onlahed apool,
AilIRHK'A, as represented by Messrs. J. &
P. ('OATS, Is still AHEAD IN MI'OOI.
COTTON.
I
Sola Agenti in New York for '
J. P. COATS.
THE LIGHT RUNNING
NEW HOME
Is the Heel, I.nlcet Improred, and most Thor.
ouahl i'onalrnclrd v
Sewing Machine
ever Invented. It ia
NOISKI.KMf. and haa more POINTM of EX.
( lil.l.KM K than all other Maubinea oomhined.
at AH RNTM WANTED in localities where we
are not represented.
JOHNSON, CLARK & CO.,
30 Union Square, New York,
Orange, Mass., I'lttatiureT, Pa., t'hlcno,
Wt. I.onla, Jllo.
APOPJIFIE
US
In the Old Reliable Concentrated Lys v
FOR FAMILY SOAP MAKING.
Directions accompanying eaoh ean for making Hard,
Soft and Toilet Hoap ulckly
IT JS rVLl. WEWHT AX .ITNKXSrH.
The market la flooded with (so called) (Jonrentrated
l.ye. which la adulterated with salt and rosin, ami u-.n.'l
HtuA-e oap.
., HAVB MOXXr, AXJt II cr THK
APOPJIFIEa
MADK BY Til K
Pennsylvania Salt Manuf g Co.,
PHIIiAO KI.P II I .
THE SMITH ORGAN CO.
Flret Ketnbllehefl ! Most MurresMfal!
THKIK INBTRUMF.N'Pai hare a standard talus In
an tne
LEADING MARKETS
OF THE WORLD I
Kvsrywhcre recognised as I he FINEST IN TONE.
OVER 80,000
illade nnd In use. New Designs constantly, nest
work and lowest prices.
t If Bend for a Cat alof ue. jf
Trcmont SL,opp. Waltham St.,BostoD,Mass.
Seven Shot
Pull Mrkrl Pin
ted, Ntrcl liar-
rcl a: ( ylludrr.
Killed Itiirrcl A- KlRte
Cylinder II KFill.V lilt
Tht ( l(CA.01.KI;i H
NIX MONTI1H fur TWO
DOI.I.AItM. We wamun
Ibis tieautirul KevoWer to b
tlie tieat ever effered for th
money. It la no ohoan caaa
Iron nlstol. bnt mannfsotnied of tile heat Knfflinh ateel
and nnished equal to the highest-priced ReTolvex In ths
market. We have sold e.uui ot them aince tlie flras of
June, and hare just contracted with the manufactory,
for le.utiu more. Our guarantee aooomiiaitUts each Ho
volver. (Jartridgoa to lit them oan be obtained si ans
general store.
TI1K (JHIOAGO I.KDOKR Is ths Lanreet, Beat snf
Cheapest Family Psper In the United rjtatee. It la
prlnuid upon larse, "plain t ie, and can be easily road hf
old or young, and ahonlil lie In every honsehold.
If ClllfliillPI, every pltrohneer of one of these Resole
era gets '1UK OIllOAtiO LKIX1KK for G months, post
ea-apald. AddreeaTIIK l.l'JIM. KU. Chicna, III.
A pmittve rrnu-tlv tor Ik ropiy ami all diveuari ot
th ALIdneya, kll,cltlr and Urinary Or
cans. llunt'M lCeraedy i purely vtffnblt and
;rprel ereaty fr tint abuve diteavea it hm
curfit ii.ouHuUi. i-vf ry bottle vsrrmnUd. (Send tm W.
K.Clarkr, i'rovidf ih-p, ft I,, tut lllmtrmted pamphlet.
If jour ilriijjnirt don't have it, he will order it fur ym.
I'or Iti iiiiivol I'uhsli, ..'ii-.tnic I.nlmr, l lr-ian.
liiiien. Iliii itliiliiy cV. ii,.(pi.-HH, I ucu nn led.
il)llSE li It Hi.. Pri.w'n. Cunion. iVluan.
Dr. 0RAIGS KIDNEY CURE
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
ALL KIDNEY DISEASES I
Htfvr by t0rlal Vtrmintinn til Hev. Dr. J. K. Hatikio,
Wsahingtoo, D. O ; U. 'J'. Ileston, M. D., Newton,
hucLs iJOj Pa.; Ji.lin L. Roper, Ki?i.. NurlolU, Va.
Dr. J. li. White. i; I'ourth Av.'.. Ne York: Dr. U.
A. Di-an, Charlntte, N. Y. ; Hon. (J. It. rVrsorj,, pres
ent Mayor of Kovliester, M Y. Auk your drttKtfiet.
UrnJ Jr pn.mj.hlrt, i... nl.l.-er. r. , If All,, -it
IMVfclt-ITV f'l.At li, NKW Villi It.
Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Bout Stomach, Sick Headache.
traders Bud others enffRRed in the lorma
lion ol (lands ur orcuebuua siiouiu
inn- ncwueacin.ilvc cut
ai'"ue, ue
Voi'.: ex
i livA'ely to
ln'( fMatlun Concern
li:r. Hand and Orclies-
1 1 il lequls'tee, suit con
tainiui eleirant entrrav
Inpa uf the latest aud most approved stvle of la
sirumeiils now lu use. Mailed lice. Address
LYON it 11 KALV, State and Monroe HU., Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
HISTORYfmWORLD
It contain, (il ' Una hiatorio! enfrraTinga and 1 KiO
I rKr duiitiU-uisluinn pasa, ami ia tba tuoet oouipluta
li a'ory ot tiiH WurSd vr pahiibhad. It aalU t aicht.
Semi fr NptjciuiPit pHirn mid M'ii trrnia to Aeuts
Addrtss, NA1IUNAL PUHL'tSH ! Sii CO .
riiiladf Iphia, Ha.
TO PHYSICIANS AND MOTHERS.
oa rooa for Infarcts
and Invalid.
"TfaebMtar.ilV.ft. looi I
liiTst evrr known."
I . V. Ukn, Mi,.y,wYk.
' MoreUnefii'ia) than any
t-lher i(.ted 1 biittrutni.r'
A. Jiudam.utt tl It V. ,.,!,.
K)d bv liruuuiut and Xa. . "
waiiUlttttUitd l-y the rtHEALS M'FV VO
UL
aS2
""" " """"Si ISI I u.i it. Mmw iiit.
A
ua ior
V"1 'ill itae,ey
A GOLD MEDAL
lino been awarded at tbe Paris Bshlbltlea
f I8T to
CLARK'S
C2D- 10?-
karat BIX-rOttD WPOOI, COTTON. It la
celebrated for Del oar ntkuk, !"""
nnderUNIFOItM HTItKNtiTII. It has boon
awarded DIKOAMt at tbaareat Bapaslilons,
rrom the flret at Paris, id isoo, is, ids w--lennlal
at Philadelphia. In 1876. In this
ronntrr UUHK'NU. N. T. POO l COTTON
I widely Hnewn ia an secuons isr
I-.V...II....I. rtT.nLleMNnri llaad StOW
Inc. Their Mills at Newark, N. J. aad Pals.
ley, Mootland, are the laraest ana moss com
pleto In the world. The entire process of
uinnnfartsre la conducted under tbe most
complete aad earerul sBperrlaloa, aa4 they
r .. a m.rt.DM nend nerdkea at least
an equal merit to thnt pradncrd la their
Pnlslejr Mills. As
No Grand Prizes were awarded
nt Paris for SdooI Cotton,
the are Iliad to announce to the Amertnan
Public that tbey haa beea awarded MMUL.it
niKIAI, beln tbe hlahest award lvea lor
Ml. Cord Hpool Cotton.
George 1 Clark k Brother,
No. 400 Broadway, New York.
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Kpitomixed History of Our Time.
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uaual interest.
Tlila Pannlnr Vreltl hs now reaehel Its
Kortj-sevent h Volume, and hns effvded the p. hlio a
complete revi..w ot the events of eseh week dnrins the
risnt twentv-twn yehrs, and is, therefore, s veritahle
tlirarj of referenoe.
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For Singing Classes.
mffWAUTll (7ftots.,7.&Operdoen ) lif
UiM Vf ALIUS L t Kmkkson, aud Is the
Anlhora last and prrhspa best o-.nipilatlon for
HlueTinf rlchoola. Vhie insttuotions, a undent
eierou.ee. man, lues aud Sonus, toils good quantity
ol oaored Musio.
JOHNSON'S Msfk Mm Classes,
(HOeta .o- QttAHl tmt dan) for Ku.lneHub wla.
baa mraarkab.f o aar itructiuiu.. ai d a ltr
quantity of p aacics tt.orcd aud booular Mua.o Nr
praotia
the uim WBM,2v.rrr
is s srand book for Hlnin (J asses In Hieh Holioola,
Monual Hohools and beru naiiea. Pett 1, Klemeu
tafj. Part 11, Vo.ee Cultivation. Part 111. Keleot
Musio In i, I and 4 parU. Part IV, Sacred Music
GRAMMAR SCH00L"CH3IR, '
H. Tii.dih, Is an eioeedlnsly weli-eon true ted book
for the binsina Ulasees In Ursmmar Holiuol-, (li e
faisher elssses), and fur Uw lounger olaaaee of II gh
holioola.
THE WmFPOORWfiXi'a?
(snlal and rerf bright oolleotion ot School ttoiujs.
Ant Book nailed post-free, for retail prios.
OLIVER DITS0N & CO., Boston.
C. n. DITSON Ac CO..
ev 843 Braadway, New Y'arb.
J. B. D1TSON dc CO..
I'lieetnat Wt.. Palta.
t.i.Oi,l,,., Ir,j.
Gargling Oil Liniment
"ellow Wraprxr for Animal and White fin
Human Flesh,
is GOOD FOR
Burn snd Scalds, Sprains snd Itruiets,
Chilblains, Frost BitFt.Stringhiilt, Windfalls,
Chapped Hands,
,.7 . , wiceec, rmil lioi ill rjlirrp.
Foui.dered Feet,
Roup in Prrultry,
Cracked Heeh,
Fpizootic,
l.mc Back. .
nrsn tvounas.
External Poisons,
Sand Cracks,
Galls of all kinds,
Sitfast, Rini'bone.
PollKvil,
Swclhnps, Tumors,
Garret in Cows,
Cracked Teats,
Callous, Lameness,
Horn Distemper,
Crownscab. Uuittor.
es. I
Hemorrhoids or il
Xocithache,
Rheumatism,
frpavins, Sweeney,
! istula, Manaje. .
Caked Breasts,
Sore Niuplea,
Curb, Old Sores,
I. .... I , .I T . '
i uui i'iicr, i- arcy, i .urns, Whitlows,
Abcess of the Udder, Cramps, Boils,
Swelled Legs, Weakness of the Joints
1 hrush, Contractus v( Muscle.
Merchant's flerirllns Oil is the ntundard
j ..it... w. wiv uniLca atattfj. I.are sue,
f, medium, sik; small, r;c. Small size Inr
lamily use, cc. Manulai turrd at IKkport,
N. V., by Merchant's Gargling Oil Company.
j JOII3T UOnUG. Bec'y.
aasasawseas saise mis !! Mi Hi
J.ESTEYtScCO.
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
nr Send for Illustrated Catalogne.
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. 'J ,rseet, Oh.pe.t and Best Family Newapasai
,"?.w.,t"""ldJ "dited with special relerenoVtVtr!.
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toe toteisa sad loeal news published prompn,
tVsnjTrsoript, H IO per sonuio U advaoa
ft copies to one sddrses.) tt 7 .ftn dsj
t soouiii in advanoi W
BEND FOR SAMPLE COPT.
llonllou. Point Iaire Br.ii-s. Purlin,:... Kun'. 1 hirt
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