FAItn, (.aUIHN A Mi lIOt'SRHOM)
Ni-lprllna nnil Trnnplnttn Trera.
A roimiylvania tiuiporjtnnu tells us
Hint the (Ktu.ru clen-eiit rf t lio pnpnla
tion in )nrM if hi-t State will, hs n nilo,
linve wot 'ling in tlio five liuo utile U is
largo, ami t bis p irtinlity for overgrown
stock in of proat lulvnutago to the deal
ers, who wonKl be forced to destroy an
nually riauy hundreds of just such
specimens were it not for this demand.
Ueli-ving that they tlins get the rocst
for thoir money, they nro really obtain
ing tlio least, as young, thrifty trees,
with 6mooth liiisht bark, and straight
lea ling shoots, will give a bearing or
chard iu u-.lvano) of the ovorgrowu ones.
Young trees with forked top 9 will be
the first t pplit dnriug hard utonus,
therefore no matter how iintulsome iu
other respects, always avoid this defect.
Uefore setting examine well at the bape
of the trutk where the roots emanate;
should any " borers " be found, ont with
them, so that the tree may start fair.
A i he altli iu any case is preferable to
show, the young tree with long shoots,
indicating conclusively the evil effects
of strong stimulants, is much inferior to
one with short, well-ripened branches.
Of course it is hardly practicable to
attempt to save all the rootlets at dig
ging time, but it is quite possible to
follow each large root very near to its
end. If planters wotild only consider
the uses of roots there would be much
fewer instances of mutilation, an J con
sequent ill-success in orcharding. Occa
sionally, however, roots will get bruised
in digging, and then the bruised portion
must bo out away p.moothly. In setting
the tree never jam the roots into a little
hole insufficient to hold them in a natur
al position, but insist ou having every
little rootlet as near as may be just as it
grew. As to depth, better plant too
shallow than go to the other extreme,
as iu the former case there is small dan
ger of injury, especially if protected by
mulching.
Few things are bo important as firm
ing the soil around newly-planted trees;
a neglect here is a principal cause of so
many vacant spaces in young orchards.
If pressed down as solid as possible, the
soil will retain moisturo a far greater
length of time thau if merely thrown
loosely into the hole, promote an early
start of the rootlets and small fibers.
and prevent a loss which would follow a
cessation of growth.
Something plausible is said on both
sides of the question of pruning trees at
the time of transplanting ; but the weight
of argument seems to favor a reasonable
shortening in. As a generally accepted
rule, trees seldom make much growth
the first season after removal, and if the
roots have not worked properly in their
new home, the consequence will be small
yellow foliage. Now if a portion of the
shoots are cut away in advance, the top
will usually present a better appearance
at the close of the first year. Pruning
will cause accelerated growth, whether
the tree has been moved or not, hence
its importance when other agents are at
work to retard growth. Some orchard
ists prune too much; others not at all.
The happy medium brings besj results.
Mulching rarely receives attention
except from those whose long experience
has clearly indicated the necessity of
preserving the roots at a regular medium
temperature, avoiding alike excess of
drought aad moisture. The necessity
for it is equal winter and summer in
whiter to guard against sudden extremes
of temperature; in summer, as protec
tion from hot sun. Bo careful not to
bury the roots in a mulch several inches
deep,' as this would certainly injure the
tree, and instances are known of speci
mens killed outright - victims of too
much. kindness. The material (which
miy be anything light, open nnd porous)
should extend, in a newly-planted tree.
as far as the roots spread instead of
being heaped close around the stem.
Ntti. York Tribune.
Household Hints.
When a drying rack in used dishes
should not be wiped.
Fine china should never be put into
hot water, as it spoils the euamel.
Cool rain water and soda will remove
machine grease from washable fabrics.
Tortobe shell and horu combs last
n u ili longer for having oil rubbed iuto
tie-n ence m.awhile.
A tablespoonful of ammonia in one
gallon of warm water will restore the
color of carpets.
Silk pocket handkerchiefs, an! deep
blue factory cotton will not fade if dip
ped in salt and water while new. '
A polish for black walnut may be
made of a quarter of a pint of raw linseed
oil, one tablespoonful of muriatic acid,
and a little vinegar.
When ivory-handled knives turn yel
low, rub them with nice sand-paper, or
em ry ; it will take ou" all the spots and
restore the whiteness.
Do not have flannel or woolen dish
rags, as they retain the grease, and so
keep putting it on instead of taking it
off. Old towels are the best for this
purpose, and they should be washed
and boiled as regularly as the napkins
and towels themselves.
Do not sweep carpets any of tener than
is absolutely necessary. "After dinner
sweep the crumbs iuto a dusting-pan
with your hearth brush ; and, if you
have been sewing, pick up the shreds
by hand. A carpet can be kept very
neat in this way ; and a broom wears it
very much.
It is a good plan to put new earthen
ware into cod water aud let it heat
gradually until it boils ; then cool again.
Brown earthenwaro in particular may
be toughened in this wav. A handful
of rye or wheat bran thrown in while it is
boiling will preserve the glazing so that
it will not be destroyed by acid or
salt.
The best way to clean-wash leather
gloves is to wash them with nearly cold
soap and water on the hands, and rinse
well. When half dry, stretch them aud
pull them till they become quite soft :
they require constant attention from the
commencement of the washing until
they are dry.
As far as it is possible, have bits of
bread eaten up before they become hard
Spread those that are not eaten, and let
them dry, to be pounded for puddings,
or soaked for brewis. ' ltrewis is made of
crusts and dry pieces of bread, soaked a
good while in hot milk, mashed, salted
aud buttered like toast. Above all, do
not let crusts accumulate in such quanti
ties that they cannot be used.
TIMELY TOPICS.
A cohool board in Michigan has order
ed 150 copies a month of a popular chil
dren's magazine, to bo URed by the little
folks iu the primary schools instead of
text books.
A correspondent estimates William U.
Vanderbilt's income at $200,000 a. woek,
aud prophesies that if this American
railroad king lives ten years longer he
will have au establishment, iuclnding
flue pictures, fast horses, and all the ap
pointments of luxury to a degree which
will surpass the wildest drems of mod
ern ambition.
A passenger in an Arkansas stage
ojaeh rode throughout a very cold day
in thin clothes, aud was takeu out stilT
and unconscious. lie was thought to
h ive frozen to death, and a grave was
dug for him ; but the warmth of the
room fu nhicli he was laid thawed him
out just in time to save him from being
buried alive.
A farmer at Arnold, England, being
enraged at the presence of skaters on
his pond, conceived the brilliant idea of
breaking up the ice by harnessing up a
horso to a heavy iron roller and driving
ovar it. The experiment was eminently
successful, and but for the assistance of
the skaters he and the horse would have
remained at the bottom along with the
roller.
It is most amusing to hear the excuses
made by ladies on board a steamer when
they begin to feel the roll of the ocean
wave. They are as follows : "I'll go
down for dinner." "The wind has
blown my hair so tbat I'll have to go
below and fix it." " It's very close out
here." " How damp the deck is." " The
glare on the water almost blinds me."
"How cold the sea air is ; it chills me
to the marrow of my bones." " How
very warm," and so on.
John Olive, a Nebraska herder, had
murdered several of his enemies, and it
was deemed desirable to arrest him, but
it was hard to get anybody to undertake
the job. He always had a gang of his
ranchmen close at hand, and was free
with threats of vengeance on anybody
wno molested mm. At length Uiny
Nicholls bargained to capture Olive for
$500. It was Olive's custom to go to
rium Creek .once a week for letters.
Nicholls stationed himself in the post
office, with four companions chosen from
the relatives of the men whom Olive
had killed. When Olive entered he
found himself looking into the muzzles
of five revolvers, and was commanded to
hold up his hands. He surrendered, and
was quickly hustled out of sight. His
ranchmen, as they straggled in one by
one to see what had become of him,
were caught in the same manner.
Huj Wanted
A few mornings since a lady living
ou Clifford street answered the bell to
find a bulky boy with an innooent face
and peach-colored ears standing on the
steps. He explained he wanted to see
her husband, and she answered that her
husband had left for his office.
"lam the boy who sweeps out all
the offices where he is," said the boy as
he backed down fie steps, "and this
morning I found a letter in the big
scrap-sack.
Well, you can leave it," she re
plied. " I I guess I hadn't better," lie half
whispered, as he showed the small pink
envelope.
" Boy that is boy, let me see that
letter I" she said as she advanced and
extended hoc band.
"Oh, 'twouldn't be 'zactly right,
ma'am, 'cause I know he'd gin me fifty
cents."
"See here, boy," she said, as Bhe fult
fur the dollar bill left her to buy coffee
and tea, " yon take this, give me the
ldtter, and don't say a word to Mr.
about finding it."
" I don't believe it's much of a let
t jr," he remarked."
" Never mind hand it over here's
your money 1"
" Mebbe there haiu't a word of writ
ing in it, ma'am."
"Jlere give me the letter now
go !"
She took it and entered the house,
and the boy with peach-colored ears
flaw down the street like a cannilal
g ring to dinner.
In about forty seconds the woman
eamo out, looked up ana uown tne
street, and the expression around her
mouth was not happy and peaceful.
The boy had seemed to doubt that there
was any writing inside the envelope,
but she was not quite prepared to tear
it opeu and find a printed, document
commencing : " wuereas, ueiault Hav
ing been made in tho conditions of a
certain mortgage," eto. She wants to
hold another interview with the lad.
If this meets his eye he will please call
between the hours of eight and ten
o'clock a. u , when she feels the strong
est. Detroit Free Press,
The Original " Greenback."
Mr. Mason, a Philadelphia dealer in
old and rare coins, has a piece of paper
money which he values very highly, as
it may be termed the corner-stone of our
greenback system. Its size is about
three inches by two. The paper is stiff,
although brown with age. One side
reads as follows :
:' thbee pence!
: 73,319. Tiireu Peace.
: TliU bill shall pass current for :
; 3 ponce withiu the Province ot Penaityl-:
: vam, according to an Act of AsHeoilily;
:made in 4th year of King George III. :
: Dated the :
: 18th day of June, 1761. :
'.English coat.
: of Arm. :
Tbreo Pence.
J. V. Wharton.
On the obverse side the words " three
pence " are printed in each corner. In
the center is the statement, in clear,
deep type :
Printed by B. Franklin
and 1). Hall,
1761.
This ancient " greenback," which is
very valuable, was found by some work
men who were iuvestigating the interior
of au underground vault in Chester, Pa.
several years ago.
Facts About the Human Body.
The skin contains more than two mil
lion openings, which are the outlets of
an equal number of sweRt glands.
The human skeleton contests of more
thnu two hundred distinct bones.
An amount of blood equnl to the
whole quantity in the body pisses
through the heart once every miuuto.
The full capacity of the lungs is about
three hundred and twenty cnbio inches.
About two-thirds of a pint of air is in
haled and exhaled at each breath iu
ordinary respiration.
The stomach daily produces nine
ponuds of gastric juice for digestion of
food ; its capacity is about five pints.
There ore more than five huudred
separate muscles in the body, with an
equal number of nerves and blood ves
sel. The weight of tho heart is from eight
to tw 1 ve ounces. It beats one hundred
thousand times in twenty-four hours.
Each perspiratory duct is one fourth
of an inch in length, which will make
the aggregate lencth of the whole about
nine miles.
The average man takes five aud one
half pounds of food and drink each day,
which amounts to one ton of solid and
liquid nourishment annually.
A man breathes eighteen times a min
ute, and three thousand cubic feet, or
about threo huudred and seventy five
hogsheads of air per hour.
American Girl Diplomatists.
It is a singular fact that fifteen of the
ladies connected with tbo present di
plomatic corps at Washington are
American girls whose beauty and diplo
macy captured distinguished husbands.
Among the number are wives of the
French, Italian, Guatemalan nnd Turk
ish ministers and many others of lesser
rank, including Mrs. Yung Wing, of the
Chinese legation, who was a Miss
Bartlett, of Connecticut. In the di
plomatic corps of Europe there are also
several American ladies, such as tbe
wife of the Italian minister to the Hague
and others. Whether American women
have a peculiar peuchant for diplomncy,
or diplomatists for them, is a difficult
question to decide. At all events, di
plomacy is a career for which our
women seem to be admirably adapted.
They have also broken down the delu
siveness of hereditary aristocracy, and
eomeof.them are connected with the
oldest noble families of England and
the continent. Proverbial as is their
beauty, their natural grace and dignity
of manner nnd their intelligence are no
less striking. Washington Corre
upondcnt. Geography Bees.
It was spelling matches last winter,
but this season the enjoyment is geog
raphy bees. Bee it ever so humble,
there's nothing like geography. First
thy give out easy places; big cities lite
Ditroit that every body kuows about
ihen they get down to places like C i
cago, New York, Pailadelpbia nd
Boston, and at last those who rema n
up are floored by asking about obacure
towns, such as Toledo, Fumpkiaville.
Sjurkrant, Cleveland, and places of
that class. If any person remnias
standing after such an ordeal, the war
dispatches of the Asian campaign are
read from some newspaper, and appal
ling names like Polliwolly gobies,
Afghugnirkestrick, Dargjjextoygpqzji,
eto., mow down the remainder like the
unrelenting swath of Time's scythe.
These geography matches are epidemic,
and are devasting the Western States.
Detroit Free Press.
Nerves and Noises.
Newspaper writers are commentipg
extensively upon the uproar of cities
Tliev bay that nature has provided the
eye with ft contrivance for protecting
itself againKt unpleasant sights, ana one
has only to holtl his nose in comiug in
contact with anything disagreeable to
the olfactories. Meanwhile the ears
etand open like doors that caunot
be shut. All sorts of rackets, from the
bolls of the peddlers tp the sharp clank
ing of the ears of the elevated railroad,
rap on the ear-drum. It naa Deea siig
posted that if EJisouor somebody could
invent some kind of a contrivance to be
worn over the esrs that would take up
all these discordant eound waves and
arrange them into concord and music,
life in our cities might be made more
tolerable.). E. Ji. Footcs Jit tilth
Monthly.
The island of Jersey, in tbe English
channel, prodnces a remarkable variety
of cabbage, called tbe Jersey-cow cab
bage, winch grows to lue neiglit of
three or four feet, aud is cultivated for
fodder. The stalk, which is tall and
very straight, is often luade into walking-sticks,
and, when smoothed oft' and
varnished, it is biuiuar in appearance to
bamboo caue.
The first printing office established in
Russia, in 1569, was destroyed by the
superstitious populate.
Tho individual who was accidontly
injared by the discharge of his duty is
still very low.
Muffrln Tor a 1-1 le Time.
Persons t ttlictbd with rhtumalUm often suf
fer for a life time, their tortures being almost
without remission. Tbe joints and mueciea of
such unfortunates are in most cases sbocUintrly
contorted and drawn ont of chape. To afford
tht-ra even temporary relief, tbe ordinary rem
edies orton prove utterly useless, llostetter t
Stomach Bitters, on tbe otber haud, is avouch
ed by persons who have used it, to be a genu
ine source of relief. It keeps tbe blood cool by
promoting a regular habit cf body, and re
moves from it impurities which, in tbe opinion
of all ra'ional patnolOKists, originate the at?o
nizing couipiaiut, and its kindred malady, tbe
gout. Besides this, the Hitters remedies dis
orders of tbe stomach, liver and .nerves, pre
vent and eradioate intermittent and remittent
fevers, promote appetite and sleep, and are
highly reoommonded by physicians as a desir
able nibdicinal stimulant and tonio. .
II. Baldwin, of Monroe City, Ind., writes
under date of Dec. 3d, 1877, that his wife ued
Dr. Tierce's Favorite Pretcription with won
derful results. It effected her entire cure, after
several physicians bad failed, ine many aim
ilar letters positively affirming tbat the Favor
ite Trescription had eured tbe diseases and
weaknesses peculiar to women, induced Dr.
Tierce to sell it under a guarantee. Ladies
need uo Ionizer submit to useless and painful
local treatment, as tbe Favorite Prescription is
a safe, sure and speedy cure. Hundreds who
had been bed-ridden for years have been re
stored to perfect health by its use.
'Chew Jacksou's Uodt Sweet Navy Tobacco.
If yon are atlfle1 to have a poor organ, or
ran tho risk of having a poor one, take any
organ that In offered yon. Bnt if yon doxtre to
br enre of having the very bent, insist on having
a Maon .V Ham'.in, and do not be porauadei! to
ttlu- uiy other.
Ti.e 1'liniit.eln for the exit of impurities from
the Mvtom rutut he kept ui)1ihmuo'1 or dr-
V'ora'uio ermm rintiro. will follow. Ir. Mott'a
surthlile 1-iver Pills, by nutoring the bocl
to an noiive condition, act t ft oluarx-pr of all
the bodily fluids. Moreover they render the
d'geotive aud annimilative orgnng vigorous,
re-tine the liver, and pnrify the biliary seorettati.
Aa a oathartio they are inllniti ly to be ( referred
to tbe dangeronit blue pill. Hold by druggist.
Catarrh la tile forerunner of poinoi'nption
omiHiiraption means tUalh. Juniper Far Cigar
et'e aretheotily conimon-onno, pleasant, vr
tnin curt for Catarrh, Athma, Colds and
HoarsunoiH. Trioo 25 ojnts i sold by all drug
gists. Mailed on recoil t of prioe by Iiebig
C.iemiral Co . 2 litre-lay st., New York.
Knntner'a Ilium rutin! itook of Oblrcts for
C lldren, rontainhnc over 2,000 encraviocs of
t very-day objects with their name, making the
Mini 'est, nio-a sgreeatile and effectlvo method
for tin ineliminary instruction of children,
rrien, n t oard. $1.0); cloth. i(l 50. Cauvassors
ante I.ee Walker. HIM Chestnut st., Pails.
CHEW '
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For bronchial, asthmatic and pulmonary
complaints, " Brown's Bronchial Troches"
manifest rtmarkahle curative properties.
Twenty-Qvo cents a box.
Per upwards of thirty years Mra. WCNHLOWU
SOOTHING 8YKUP has beon used forohlldren
w;th ne or-f ailing unooesa. It corrects aridity
of the stomach, relieve wiud oolio, regulates
ttis bowels, enres ('yssntery and diarrhoea.
whether arising from toethlux tit other oanser.
r
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la Ihe Itest liurnlnai Oil illndr.
IT CANNOT ICXPLODE
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nest fiom (JtiicaKO, at from !o to H par or, in trm
loin, and on rnny Urms. Low ft eight and rMflymir
tut 4, No wiMernMs no rkup no Indian. Lnd
fttploiin ticket! from UhiouRO, frr to burTt, Fur
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ln Machines of all kinds, Ubromoa, Frames, ewint
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Agent oan make bis wiony. Artdrjea
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A Luxury of Hechaniim I
See What it Doea tr
Rose's Name Writing and
Darning Attachment for 8ew
ing Machines the last great
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lle! A special attachment tor
eaobkiiidof machine; inorder
ing name the machine. Prioe
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Tae most startling deoriptl-n of tbe terrible effects
o rum erer written. Kmbracing also the life-work and
aii'eohesof Kbanuis Murphy, Dr. Rejnolita and their
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nuciJ vtitiimii" uud liiti ri stinir r Hiiinu t u . 1 1 . r ah Y l l-Arin, run cu tiitiiu a- r
I AUK AMI 1 litl.hllti:, VV UHSIIKU AT Sl'KIMOFI I J.W7 OHIO,
U'a laige. a-iiiieu Aerlculturul and lioiue Jountal.
Year, it U a live, wldetiwiike Jourim). nliy eulted,
'inerlilntr of hit r'M toi vcrv iiii-tni.er or I he tiiinlly, f ro,n t he vouni.'' St to th oini Bt. Therrrore
!1 1 tajaeg i.i-e.evi ej a.
tui kvowu ruoiuiy lulu PuO'ie luur, aau become a
hii.'TB known, and rerc n-i'U more nrw sulucriln rg
taj er. 1 ejii-yi-e-e .1. f't-SW VI l II'H 1
HrAs,W.fflailfflS,
1
ODCMIIIMC I I.Hieriil r' inluins and rush comnilbnion glveu those who git up cliioa. wo on''
rnUillUlllO I Orgaua, Watchea, Cloi-ks, all klnils of tjardeo, Vrirctahle aud Flower Seeda, Mni"
Hand Com I'liiutera, Scroll Snus. Clmma. Uevolvera and Shot Outte. Before buying any or tlioaa art!--;.
-iriiur ILLUBTRAIEO J-REMIUM LIST, which Is sent free toaR. 109 Orand ana Ooitly freaenta wUi t-
ititrlLutc-d July 1 to the ltu p.'rbnn sending the lurg '1,1 cluhe of subecrjhiih Dei ween now and t In n.
I-or l w mall post-paid, one dollar's north of seeds, your own selt cti'in, V. & F. 1 ) 111 ' imi pngabooU
Kor ta we tuall post-p ilJ, n lininlMinio, w -ll mac'.r 7-sliot. r li keV-pleteil revolver nnd F. A K. 1 year.
l or 6 cents we mail V. & V. 1 veur and 150 inure bik containing 5ui Uliistriiiloiw .of lowers and pump
ai'or $4 60 we mall a hundsome tloek, called Lime
.e inu jour Bieciai Ul leuuoil IU IUH r AKS AJjjriiie.loa lent itiu.tjua uuun. ;
ANYONE prUnir two rarly mih.erlher to Fapv a n n FiHKPinR will rreelee a ropv of nnr premlitrri (
fOTS i SYflYBv' ' fl lf'
V mull. ltobL-ua:tl. IL Ciililuina aa IliuuV recloea aa
.he nud Iiouh keeper iieedn; It t Ha how to toog all kinds of bread, cukes and tin nfsi It teils hov,
o make 31 kind, of aoup; li gives itt rri iiea for cooking fn-li, oynters, o;e. ; li give, il reelpi s for oookn
ill kiude uf poultry und gann-; It ti lls how to aelcci the beat poultry, Hull, nnais, ie It givi 85 lorluu.l,
f iti pari ni; htuie.a and .alat; It i.'lves 67 reel pen for preparing all kinds of veiteiiilil'-n for the tatile.
IT (UVKS OVKH ONE THO USS A IV1 ltlCOIl'IOS
ind tells the housekeeper nil the needs tu know abont Bread, Biscuit, Kolls. Pnililiiit'S, I'll, CuMards.
reuius, Coijkles, 'i'i a, Coffi e, t.hocolute, ilotue-uiuile t'andlea, Aiuiiloit a for PoIkoiis, Cooking for tie
ilck. nnd n: tin v other useful tiling. KrineuiInT It euntiiius as much its n Cook Book costing tine Uollur
PRlttS Of COOK BOOK. puU-Isiltl, liieluillng one year', siitierlptlon to FakM anij FiiikmI'E. tj ceuLS
The Cook ilook la i;iv n ouly to Fa ami i i hem ok subscribers, or those seiuling subscribers.
LVkY MAN sholllil get a copy ot Faku a SU i li:Ksllg orelliluin Cuok llook for tils wife and daughters
:VkY MAN should get a copy ot Faku INU Kicks! bit pn Ililuin Cook llook f.,r tils wife und dntlgliteri
- mr. I,. r,.i. anil , - ml mil IKt k-tit f AiMrva ftlia FARM AND FlHKetPk, gPHINGFltlll OHIO
01 ,;.y V.uin Iii.a-.io.. f i- -"JWTpWA -3.uJfor aJiur?i.7"r,.i::.a
.rim:, in more siilsiuetoi) I lit !t k'.J ) 14 li I Si It 1 I M nam pic co.y and lesiimo
HewOperalJJai;
IL R S. PINKv.
Comic, Opera by Arthur Sullir
tha mo-t popnlar thine; nf the kind r v '
ihsoonotry. M usio esoellent and !, a
iif.ptiftnable. maains it very de(t - :' -
imrtnrnanee in ant town or Tlllaee. fi.i
word, mule and Ubieteo ooinpleLe, ni
fur Dl-OO.
THIVIlTj II V .IU11Y
Operetta by tbe same author.
to a
6M.
Jeseph'i nondau'e.
liolehevauaari
helher.
By Oaupwti
" BuTTmr
" Ba aii uar
Three Oantataa whloh ere magnlReent
with Oriental dress and aoenery. The leal 01
"Penllne" ( ) - M Palwmltn ()
mond - rut lilnmenid ' - ill)
Angel" (ieta-" l.eaeea In ( hnrltv '
".(lewd IrvlHgt" (u eu ) are Operetta,
bnt a lew singers, ana areoapitel for fanur
aooea. The laat three are Juveniles.
ft, IVau, The Hirrerer, by ttrUJ '
Tk L.IHU Uutae," by Ijtoooo,
OLIVER DITS0N & CO., Let'.
V. O. DITHON dc CO.,
Til ek MS Brewelwmy, Kw T'
J. K. DITSON s CO., .
Eft c
1Mb
G-entle
. Women.
WIrO want glossy, luxuriant
and wavy tresses of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYON S KATIIA1UUN. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, makes tho II air
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair is the sure
result of using Kathairon.
jAPOWIFIEf
la lata Old Kellavbl C'oncntrate4 tjr
FOR FAMILY SOAP MAKING,
Directions aeoompai4ylng eaeh eau for making Hard,
(aft and Toilet Boap gulekly.
IT IS FULL WtlOBT AND BTHKHOTB.
The Market la flooded with (eo-ealled) Ooneentrte4
Lye, wbioh is adulterated with salt and re. In, mmd wee 'I
aiuiis sooj.
SAVM MONET, AND BOT TBM
Saponifie
HADE BY THS
Penmylvania Salt Mannfg Co.,
PIIII.AIMU.ru I A.
THCBEiSi'i
IjiJTlEBOgpX1
ANUFACTORY
III! SMITH OBGIH CO.
Plrat KaUbllahed I Moat Succeaafull
THEIR IN3TIIUMKXT9 have a atandarj
value in ull the
LEADING MARKETS
QP THE W0RL1:
Kvry where ieciij;iil.( J us tlio FINEw
IN XONK.
OVER OO.OOO
Mails anil in nee. Now Diwlgus constantly,
lit at work ami lowest jiriere
Bend hr u Cutnlogue.
"1 1 asal St,) opp, Waltha St,, I:
.li tlel
t. o
A lV PliilKlT. Agents' Sample, lioer.u
lH mmtll lKI,ll!HT." Na.iau. N Y.
1 1 -i
win 11 tie lail tci iabw nj u.acii.ft, Vf.iiiLu.ivi:
I., i.'d twice a mouth.- ftii'iow nrke of SOoents
wt'll pi'uitt-d 00 Rood paper. Kuch liuiiiher coutulu
- m. 1 e. 1 11 . m a.
wlIiiuiu visitor aui kti ai lavuiuo lu every liou.u-.
In the yir lb,tliau any other Agricultural Journal.
l'.eaut v, wartnnted Bx d time keeper, aud F, & F. I yeui.
ull olUlllal V Si Look lluoa. la lunl lie houk 1 hat cv el '
w r ti j ' 3
ill
ft