PIUH, (UUHEX AM) HOUSEHOLD
V r e 1 1 ('nltnre.
Tlift followiu is taking from a pnppr
read at t'10 lute meeting of tlio rennsTl
vnni B -Uo boar I of agriculture by
CaIviq Cikij pv:
Tii proV'r fni0 ff fruit trees is too
ofieu neglected. Thelmbitof crowding
trees into poiuo out of-tlie-wny plnco, or
fence-corner., ns though mi wort by of a
better pi nee, ii too common. Trees
treated thin fail thii first yenr, or lan
guish a fw retrs nt best, nnd finally
die for want of a little eare and attention,
and then the render or nurseryman is
condemned for having Bold worthless or
diseased trees.
Location should bo the first considera
tion. IVilliug ground is always prefera
ble, and a northeasterly slope most de
sirable, with the altitude as great as cir
cumstances will allow. In alopting
such a site you will have perfect drain
age and a much lighter and less humid
a mosphere; you will also have some
proteotiou from the afternoon snn on
mild wiuter days that sometimes follow
excessive cold. The sun striking the
trunk of the tree after midday, warming
one side while the other remains frozen,
is often the cause of bursting hark, not
nnfrequntly follow ed by the destruction
of the tree. This can be avoided, how
ever, by growing the trees "with low
tops, to which I t-hall allude hereafter.
This injury generally occurs about the
time the trees begin to bear, and also
when there is no shade except from the
branches of the tree itself. You can
readily see that a slope of irom ten to
fifteen degrees would elevate the tops
of the npper trees sufficiently to afford
some shade to each succeeding row. To
assist in this protection and to occupy
the ground while the trees are small
(particulnrly with apple and st-in'lard
pear), I would advise planting a peach
tree between the spplo trees, and in
deed, a row of peach trees between each
two rows of apple trets. .They wonld
materially assist in protestilau, aside
from the fruit they would bear before
the apple trees commenced to bear or
occupy the entire ground.
Cultivation is of prime importance.'
Thorough tillage of the soil is necessary
to induce goo 1 healthy crops. . Discre
tion is necessary, to preserve the sur
face soil on hilly ground, especially if
the soil is of a light, porous shale, as is
often the case, as the material washed
away is essential to success. Summer
crops will not bo detrimental to. the
trees provided tlio fertility is kept np
by application of proper manures.
Corn, potatoes, all vegetables, and most
of the small fruits, may bo grown, for
the first few years, to advantage, yield
ing a profit in themselves that will fully
compensate for the work. There must
. be no double taxation; if secondary
crops are takmi off, au annual dressing
of manure must be uppiieJ to cornpeu
' sate.
The question of cultivation or nou
cultivation after the trejs have attained
bearing age (particularly the.apph)is
one upon which many of "our niubt buj
oes ful horticulturists disagree. I am
decidedly iu favor of no cultivation after
the trees have been planted ten or
twelve years, or say are half grown. It
has been my practice to top dress with
stable manure every two or three years,
and occasionally dressing with lime 01
nnleached wood ashes; one bushel to
each tree will very materially assiht in
keeping them in health and productive
ness. We generally cut the first crop
of grass and feed as a green crop; an
after growth is cut for a mulch, 01
trampled down and allowed to remain
But no grass or other vegetable matter
should be allowed to grow within three
or four feet of the tree. This we try to
prevent by the annual application of
the finer parts of coal ashes, which we
also think assists in preventing the rav
agen of the " borer."
C.ire should be used (p prevent too
rank grovttb. I have oiten heard plan
ters speak of the gnat vior of then
trets, rapid growth, etc. This is often
caused t.y au excess of stimulants, ana
is nut infrequently followed by incura
ble injury, if not entire destruction.
Moderate growth, of apple and pear,
particularly, will be loDger lived and
111043 productive. Peieh trees require
' s uiefiiiat different treatment not that
rthey require Jem cultivation, but it
rfavuld Oh continued while fruit is tin
obj ot. The critical period is the first
few ymra f&r planting, to escape th.
depredations of tLe bonr; one grub
will do more injury t a oae or two-year-old
tree than a dozen might to one
full grown. The tendency to overbear,
when tho peach does wdl, should be
ojuutttiacte I by judicious thhiniug 01
shortening of the branches, to preserv
the vigor and shape of the trees, as the
are at best abort-Jived.
Household Hint.
Beeswax an i salt w II make rusty flat
irons as Bmooth ua glass.
A teaspoonful of turpentine in the
boiliug water will whiten the clothes.
A little' sperm, or green arabic, with
salt, should bo put into boiled starch.
Fish may be scaled much easier bj
dipping them in boiliug water for u
minute.
Cool rain (rater and Rod a will remove
machine grease from washable goods.
In gravies and milk porridge the salt
Buomu noi oe auuoa until the dish is
prepared.
Lamp -wick dipped in hot vinegar
oeiore using, is baia to prevent offensive
emeu irom lamps.
Tortose-f-bell and horn combs are pre
served from cracking by being occasion
fillv FIlMlAil tirifli ,il
ally rubbed with oil.
To remove oil spots from mattic
counterpanes,' etc, wet with alcoh
rub with hard soap, then wa.ih with co
water.
Half a dozen onions planted in the
1 I 1. Al . ..... ....
utmur, wuore uiey can get a little ligt
Will do much toward atiHOihino' urnl ru
recting the atmospheric impurities th
are soapi 10 mrK in sucu places.
A nice stool can be made hv tatinw
soao box. or anv umall-nm.i lio fm.n
grocery store ; fix a lid by mailing pieces
ui loaiuer ou ior uuigtfH ; lahleu u piect
in fr ut to lift it up ; Iheu cover it witl
pieoos of - carpet tacked on with iraH
Ilea leJ uailH ; cut Horn pieces of o
Id
quilt to pu, I the tup, tuej cover wi
carpet and trim around the li 1 with a
old caMt off fringe. This ulso makeH
th
uy
a
convenient piece of furniture, useful
lor Keeping shoes in, out of sight,
FOU THE 1'AIU SEX.
Nprlnar Vnahlnns.
The success of Amerieau ideas in drcpa
end fashiou, as iu other practical detiila
of modem life, is duo to tho fact, that
out h mai-H of fashions i ho best lec
tures have beu taken and combined
with what exporim-e has shown to I e.
the best methods of uniting the modem
exigencies in regard to clothing. Street
dresses must follow certain well-defined
rules iu order not to bo conspicuous or
attract undue attention. Tho short
woman can wear her skirts dmi-trained
and untr.mrnod. The plump woman can
display her figure to ndvantnge iu a prin
cess dress, and the medium, Bleeder fig-
ore indulge in delicate stripes and
fabrics, speckled or dotted by a figure.
Tho largo woman, tall in proportion,
should never wear auythmg but solid
fabrics black or neutral iu tint, and
unbroken by lino or dfti-h but she may
revel in tiiuimed skirts, provided they
are draped low, and by adding a few-
loops of crimson or gold satin ribbon
to the folds at the back, where they
nierne into the train, will shorteu her
perppretive and sufficiently reduce her
line of length to make it harmonize with
the line of beauty.
All the sott materials in cotton, wool
or silk and the two first have beeu so
greatly improved that they are now
equal in appearance Bnd more sympa
thetic to the touch thiu the last adapt
themselves to thA graceful designs of
the 'present daydesigus which la lies
uiighc to prize and cliug to a long as
pofisible,for they will not be appreciated
until they permit them to be superseded
by something far less desirable, and
whose stealthy approaches nmy be seen
In the efforts to revive the petiier, the
short aprou and the grotesque conceits
of Paris during the first consulate.
Spring Walking Costumes. The
streel dress must ba dark, short aud
uuobtrusive to make it suitable for
walking in different kinds of weather
aud iu a crowded thoroughfare. The
present styles of 'dress adapt themselve-i
to every requiremeut of in aud out door
life, and the best styles can therefore be
relied upon for a certain degree of per
manence. The "Mathuae walking
skirt, for example, is more fashionable
to day than when first issued, and will
be good for a year to come. Tuo " Uns
old.. " walking skirt is another excellent
dosign for walking dresses, aud either
of these may be used for spring cos
tumes with entire certainty that they
will not do likely nt present to lose
their popularity. With theso skirts,
whicu require but a moderate amount
of niatorial, aud nra exactly adapted to
the all-wool materials or the pretty
mixed fabrics of silk aud wool, may be
employe! the "Clementine" or Pa-
meua basques, the " Melame or the
' Balsamo, for a combination of silk
and wool or wool and velvet.
The "Prinoess" walkiag costu re is a j
MUi excellent model, and forms n
charming design for spring dresses for
street wear, in conjunction with a lo.ig
jacket or tiiha draped and knotted ut
the back. Ladies wao wish it can re
vive for houe wear the French waist,
with its belt and simple skirt, trimmed
with two or three narrow flounces, an 1
cut so as to clear the ground. This is
really a pretty dress, in delicate striped
or checked ginghams for medium-size i
slender women, and very convenient for
svear with aprons of silk or muslm.
Charming spring suits are in trray and
fawn shades and small designs which
quite cover the surface. They are
made short with a draped polonaise, or
deep, close basque and trimmeu skir,
the flounces being kilt-plaited or triple
oox-plaited and spaced between. The
sleoves are demi-loug and filled in with
Hue plaitings of crepe lisse, and the
garniture consists of a combination of
blue and wine-colored ribbons, arranged
with more or less profusion. Nothing
eau be more pioturesque to a street
costume than the straight mantelet.
Runted in irout, to complete a dress
which is of one solid color or of two
hadei of the same color with hat to
natcu. The fashionable bha le of the
season for these complete costumes is
io longer the pale mastio, but a deeper
-h ide, ve ging to coffee color ; and fawn
is idno considered very disiinnuished.
Dressx Wb4fs fob Spring. Black
nantles will he most used, though lighi
Irab or beige-colored wraps will be con
ddered m re dressy. Tlie shapes are
very similar t those of last season,
1 ting at the back with three seams and
1 iuging sides that drape the arm, and
inisbed ia square Hungarian fashion,
instead of drooping in pointed winus
like dolmans. These are of medium
le Jgth, covering the tournure and hips,
a id are trimmed With one or with three
Oraided points down the back. A great
dual of French lace will be used for
trimming tine wool wraps. Cjats ol
soft, light cloth will be fashionable,
stitched edges and showy buttons being
the only trimming. The small flohus of
embroidered black cashmere worn last
spring are again largely imported.
A novelty in trimmings consists of
painted buttons for dresses of black or
white silk, satin or velvet. These are
painted in sets by competent artists,
?ach button differing from the others,
(n this not only tkill but attention to
proportion is necessary, as it would be
.bsurd for a tiny bird to be ais.ciated
with a large butterfly. Each button
must properly accompany the others,
and a sot f sixty buttons, of which no
one resembles the other and all alike
are well. executed, is a decided improve
ment to a dress. Some of theso dt signs
are intended to imitate the lino mosaics.
Neckerchiefs and Collarettes.
There never was a time when tho neck
was dressed in so many charming ways.
A coat bodice, for example, will be
turned back from the front, and the
neck filled in with soft plaitings of
ernpe lisse, in which flowers always nes
rk. This decoration of flowers has
brought bark the fashion of wearing
flowers in the hair, nor are they con
fined to full dies". Lace bows and
jabots re also decorated with roes, to
which are sometimes added loops of
pearls.
The double neckeiohiff i of silk or
crapo ore still used, but are gathered to
the left side and fastened with a long
spray of roses or carnations. The newer
styles are of soft mull, slightly gathered
au I bordered with laee. These sur
round a high or square neck and fa'l iu
square tabs in front, or aro carried iu
the fa-diion of a fichu to the waist.
There is nothing stiff and ODiiveutional
in the arrangement of theso accissories;
they must appear graceful, easy and
natural.
Novelties of thr Season. "Lace
shoes " are of satin, over which appears
to be lnc The. designs of applique and
g iipureare enrofuJly imitated and -uper-posrd
to nil nppoarnnco on the main
fabrifl. Tho ehoe is finished with the
smallest heel yet worn. It is fo narrow
aud so high that it requires practice to
venture upon it. Some designs of these
shoes imitate velvet with overlying lace.
Some ladies lmve worn shoes upon
which wns pet law, the fanej was taken
np. and henco this n allv beautiful sho .
There is nn entire change in the style
of combs. The present idea seems to bo
that tho comb shall mrel,v push for
ward the superabundant ornamentation
of the head, consisting of light and
fluffy crimped puffs ami feathery curls,
or ii arrow, flat, many-stranded braids,
and that it shall lift awny from tho nnpe
of the neck all floating ripplets. The
comb is not intended by fashion to be
worn with any low coiffure. Tho high
est mode gives n narrow, three-forked,
ball-bended ffair, aud tho poniard, with
one ball or a crosp-shnped hilt, carries
out the same iden. This finisht s a high
heod-.lressiog with fine effect. So long
p. go as when lVichel was in this country
it was la haute mode, and the prent
tragedienne wore at a dinner a poniard
of gold in her jetty hair, in which were
set three diamond solitaires.
"La Surprise." Only tho nltrn
fashiouHble will venture to wear thi,
the first hat of the season. It is best
suited to carriage wear. To walk the
street with it would bo hardihood in
deed; and tin's, not l ecanso either its
material or trimming is eccentric, but
heeauseof the adjustment of the feather
This feather rs three-quarters of a yard
long and is attached to tho forward part
of the brim on the richt side, Hnd pimply
bangs from that " pron l eminence,"
curling down upon the shoulder. The
effrtjt is that of its being detaclfe 1 by n
hrgh and unreasonable wind from the
main body of the hat, and of its hanging
thus almost apart from it without the
wearer's knowledge. The hut is of the
" monsquetairo Louis XlV." shape,
either garnet or nav; -blue velvet, and
the plume is white, or very light. As
associated with a suit of gray Bilk, trim
med with either garnet or navy-blue, its
effect is good , or would be. could-the
eoceuti ii ity of the feather be lost sight
of.
Already a novelty in sun nmbrellns is
introduced and commands attention.
The "Pekin satin stripes" harmonize
witti the satin stripes in alternate bright
and dull shiides, now the leading fashion
in dress goods, and is a novel, tasteful
nnd elegant material for Bun umbrellas.
Those of Pekin silk, with satin stripes,
are nhown in blue, brown and black, and
those in cardinal are very effective for
the carriage. The cotton "Pekin stripes,"
with silk finish, come only in black.
This material is tine, iesemriling cjosely
thoso in silk, and is decidedly superior
to the boiled twills at half the price.
The handles are varied , including carved
ivory, gold mounted, pearl and ivory
combined, celluloid, white and colored,
in perfect imitation of coral, shell, mal
achite, etc., and those mounted on
"ventilated" handles aro exceedingly
attractive. New York Herald.
Knowledge of the World.
There is a class of people who act as
though they belii vad that a true knowl
edge of the world consists, not in philo
sophically comprehending human nature
as a whole, but in comprehending that
part of it constituted by the frauds,
shams and pariahs of society. To know
how to protect one's self -in tho journey
through life, so as to escape being im
posed upon by the vampires who lie in
wait for one. is a duty we all owe to
ourselves; but after having discharged
that duty it is well to recollect that there
are some souls in the world who are sin
cere, who speak the truth, who are hon
est and who love justice. People of thi
kiud are not, indeed, so numerous as
could be wished. They do not consti
tute nine-tenths of the population of
the wotld. But they do exist, and any
respectable and intelligent person who
hns reached middle age without meeting
many specimens of that class, has an a1
rogether exceptional experience. Full
as the world is of humbug of every kind,
it oonta:ns a certain proportion of hon
orable men and women, alike in the
humblest and in tho highest ranks.
L'hose who'prowl around, preaching the
gospel of cynicism and disdain, are the
real fools of fortune, for they mistake
gold lor pinchbeck and throw away
pricelessly precious pearls. Nothing is
easier to acquire than this phallow
kepticism, which looks like profuudity
only to goslings. To know the dark
side of life, is nit to know humanity.
Xtw York Telegram.
The wife of a printer in New IIav
has applied for a divorce, on the ground
that her husband had no style about
mm. lie wouidn t brace up, bad no
dash, cut no figure, had no point, lived
np to no rule, was of bad form and
maVe-up, wasn't a man of letters or up
to the period, was a poor type of the
geuu, was out of quoin ond couldn't
impose on her any longer. Chicago
Commercial Advert inrr.
The True Way la Invlcornte.
The t ruo way 10 iuvigurate a let Lie eyetcm
is to iufuHe activity into the operatiors of the
Kloraauh, that wondrous alcmbioiu uliich the
foud ia transmuted into the cousdtueutR tf
liluod, the cnief eloment of our vitnlitv.
Uoatetter'a Htomach liiUerM, btcaase it ac
complibhes this end, i grnatly to be preferred
to many so- ailed tonics, useful indeed ao' ap
putizorH, but iuoperxtive as ai ls to digeatimi
and aHvnuiatioii. This sterling oorrhal, while
u invigorates tne xtoinach, beautifully stimu
lates Ui liver, bowels aud kidneys, eiiHiiriug
tbo escitpu through thertgular channels of
ff te aud line eg matter tbmwn oil by the sys
tem, which in thus perilled as well at iuvicor-
nu-d by it. Ir touio inUiience is suou made
mai.ifer-t by au increase of vital eueruv and
moro active and regular discharoe of everv
pliyuk-Hl function, aud it hai the further effect
of rend'-ring tbe yntem uoaeuailablo by ma
larial c pidemion.
We have received from the AiverUning
Agency of Mensra. "Geo. 1. Rowell 4 Co.. No.
10 Spruce Btreet, Nuw York, a oopv of their
Newxpaper Dutotory for January, 1879. a woik
of over ij'JO pagea, which bear the Htamp of
ueHtuoHh and aoouracy. i ne noon u invalua
ble to btifciiifiii meu and a'lverturr The
Priululum, mi Ortnwteh, (II. I.) Jan. 81,
l7tf.
Vi Lave received of George P Unwell A Co.,
their Newspaper Directory for the quarter.
ianubd Jauuarv. It ia a neat volnpie and of
uroit valu. Suuttiern Athvill$, Ala.,
Jan. x'j, ibs.
Chew Jaukaou Iioet Bweot Navy Tobacco.
Th I'rowtile rlacvry.
All the " phones " of thin ptiouetio aire are
aurpamed In practical benefit to mankind by
the discovery of Allan'i Anti-Fat, the great
and only known remedy for obe mty or corpu
lency. It produce no weakness or other un
p!eHMit or injurious effort a, its acton leing
simply C')nl:iied to repulatuiR cllgextinn, ami
prevtieiiiK an lnulnn aHHiiuilatiou of tlio car
lHitiRceniii or flVuh-piodnciiig elements of the
foi d Hold by rlrrgkl tn.
I i.i.swouTii Kan. , July 13ih, 1878. i
Hot an to AIfiioine Co., ISnffalo.N. Y ! '
Gentlemen lUu e Anti-Fat reduced me
seveu pounds In one week.
Yours respectfully, Mns. Ttloh.
Children do not. die of the croup to whom
Pr. Wm. Hall's Balsam for tho Lung" lit sd
miniHte'red. l'drnma will do well to remomber
this fact and keep a medicine, which saved ho
mai y liven, In the Louxe ready for an emnr
gi noy. The Italnam overcome a tendency to
O'liisumption. strengthens weak and heala soie
in tigs, remedies painful and atbniatio breath
ing, banishes Inmrsene-s and curnii all bronchial
niul tracheal liillamniatic n If yen havo a
oonpta. ue it " early aud often." All drng
t'irilH sell it.
Howell's Nwinaper Directorv, This Mihli-
catiou, for 1M79 has jutt been received, and is
au inprovement on any of tbe former editions
lfcch ms a vast amount of care and labor, and
rtlct ti finite credit upon tho eiitertirlsiiu.'
nrm uy w hich it Is compiled. The pi ice of the
book is f5. It should be in the handu ' .' ery
tfei eri anveriiser. igiTflvwn Mall; . kjitm
ic vn, MU,, Jan. 31. 1H7U.
CHKW
The Celebrated
" Matchless "
Wood Tbk l'lug
Topaooo.
Thk TioNErR Tobacoo Company,
New York. l!oston and Chicago.
Anions Amerieau manufactures, few have
done our country as much credit us the Mason
it Hamlin Cabinet Organs, which havel ciu
N' knowlcriged best at all giont world s eihibi -tions
for many yars. See advertisement.
Wo have received th-j new volume of tbe
N'UVi-p!.er Directory from Metyrs. Geo. 1
Howell ,V Co., Now Y'ork. It in a kk'1 thim'.
Fountain fc Journal, Ml. Ytrnon, Mo., Jan.
30, lt7!).
Tkstkd uy Timb. For throat disoases, coMj
and coughs, 'Brown'a Bronchial Troches"
have proved their efficacy by a lest of many
venrs, Twi nt -fivH cents a box.
A Safe Companion.
Thisjsa tning season for invalids,
pattirnrnrly thoso suffering or liable to
snller from Biliousness, Kidney 0 mi
plniuts and Const ipution of tho Bowels,
aud to women subject to the diseases'
and weaknesses peculiar to their sev.
Indications of sickness should at once
be ul tended to. Fatal disease may be
caused by allowing the bowels to become
constipated, and the system remain in h
disordered condition. An onnceof pre
vention is worth a pound of cure, is an
old and truthful saying. Therefore we
advise all who are troubled with com
plaints now so common indigestion,
disordered liver, want of appetite, cor
stipation of the bowels and feverish
r-tate of the skin, 4o take without dduj
Dr. Kennedy's FAVORITE EEXIEDY.
It only costs one dollar a bottle. Pcs -tively
there is no medicine so harmless
and yet so decisive iu its action. Peo
ple leaving home at this season of the
year should not fail to take a bottle of
this medicine with them. It has a al
most instantaneous effect, relieving the
person of healacho in a Jew miuutes,
and will rapidly cleanse tho liver of Biir
rounding bile; and this excellent medi
cine is for sale by all our druggists.
CiT When inquiring of your drugg'st
for this no w medicine, avoid MISTAKES
by remembering the name, Dr. David
Kennedys FAVORITE REMEDY, and
the PRICE, which is only ONE D0L
LU a bottle, and that tho Dr.'s addrois
u P.vid mt. N. Y Ed.
HOW TO HAKE HONEY.
AOK.NIS WANTED for fut-ralhDg, improved
arnulna and DoraltiM. W od furnirb th larxes',
utmost aud bBt assortment at low-t piioei an j in luta
to luit. OtinvuBera o.n make f.om fj:i t lt) pr
dir. Kferjr one wiibing amplatmeiit (and for A rnt't
i 'iroular. All ooDaumeta riVatrh g to stve rrra 2o t-. 4(1
per cent, on b .Qnebo d roods aud atcisUiHa in r srd
ware sbonld write for our i luntrau-d oaialoaue. W d
a gnerl purchasing bn inps and inn buy anytbin
jrou warn at low rates. SMITH HIIO.'S A t'U,
3 erk Ho. Vr)i
HOMES
in NEAR
the WEST.
A choioe from over l,0O0,(XM) aorea lowit l.nndx, due
west (rum Cluio-go. at from Did to 8 per acre, in laim
Tits, aud on eary terms. Low frigbta and ready nisr.
keU No w Idernea no ague uo Indians. Laud
eiplonng tickets fr ra tibioaao, free to buyers. For
Muiia, Pampnl-ts and mil information apply to
bllV t lUII.IKMII I. a I) t' n PAM Y,
Oeiiir Rapid-, I wa, or t2 Randolph Sfre-t. Omoaan.
X'mI1H1 I LI Will 1.- eU-l
RMge lofd iiM reoiv- d the mont unqiinlilled teati.
rnon trom iirKOino( the liiKiietctiart;tr aod reapoa
nihility in this ftiid othtr ouuaui.H.
SCHOOL SCANDAL
Pstmohlet. (Jont ins the rcr.nt icunrlnhm dioleiurui
in thi Fultlio Kohoul I-prf iuhd( of Hmi. iranc co, 111
cluti dk tMHtiiuitny and uurrenpnndenue. MniUd, rn -p
uii, un rnoBi.it of A cents. Addrsi J. II A K I', Ottilia
Wc.rto'Joarnal, 60S U .y strent. Hn Kranuiico, UmI,
U . . S . PASSP 6 R TB U Fl E A U .s
Oit rens of the ITmUtd States Tisitinv f.ireijrn countries
ae lial-le to karinut inconvenience if unprovideil wit b
Fa-prt. Hlt k forms and mat ruction tur Mbid snd
l'i-Bpor.i procured nn applio h ion to A. U. Willtaixih.
U. N. anp rt Ayent, Mi Fa k Vv.m, Ne York
P
ANUS tyS'SitJUXHl ORGANO
f stop', only .. Orinn, n s op. ,
ii ny m j
f Don't
Ori
i M? .i. All W nrtuiilMl - a a..
tfif Don't fail to tnd for HhiH(rat-d iliroular.
ItrWKI.I A 1111 I.Kit,
Orig nil Manufacturers, LKWbTOWN, PA.
Ifr rMif. dividend ifirlt Fifty
doll rs and upw rd van he investel in
tiro Llyn Ueinptny tu pny twenty-tive per
ennt on invbetnititit. Addruis H, M.
i HAPMAN, .7 Kroad fa., New York.
r-fifi 4 pj ij oicHsr in inn wor a itiiitoners' prices
utuuiuv .in Ainerio-ataole
itiolo
nlnaHei everh'dy Trade con-
linuallv increa in Agents wimhiI every whiebebt
indncHtT mt 1ont wxilu tune- d for Oircalar,
HUM' rWKLl, 43 VWj hL, N. Y. P t. Bm 1287.
T,IM HUASI'iI Knnn A hinhirv (-r
J l.OOt) A r a. H anufully Mitu'itd on AH einrte
h uni. smu e Hea h l' ni lr lo f Ont of the roost
t liu itile nroiiH.tiHH in the Smith. irat Hanifioe. beud
stamp Id N uHKY CO., Nomfolx, Va
PIII- Don't let your Appl -s rot, but keep
. iheni till nxt He. .son nnd stnt good pree; it eoi-is
tu a lew c-ntn pr '-hi. Full ins rut ti n for 1 1 ceui
iosilv.-r. K. H. OKOSSMN, I Uchhurn, Mnas
tift ti finOtl i'VH:ila 1J Wall all. 6 look Qlkva.
iij lU vlwUU lrtanes nwry mo.ith. .buck aext
T fnt uiplAiuioK evuoUiicr.
AH1rr. HA X TF K Ai . IUulf,rv 7 W1l Kt.. N V
FREE
1 uportaiit irfor'Uati.n li boluiera
ao i I'O'.aiorf re. Addr.as .
J. U. (SUU1.H. Wa-Uingtw, D I).
tt 1K-TKH W11ITK P(ti8for,ae Aiao KlitiS r.nu
I ii 'i and lark l.rabn K4. par dozen.
1. BKAIIMtl.NT OA I', Went, t;tv Slur, P.
1.) liKT lM"l'IO AII , 30',HMI Words, and
Dr. Kiiiur'a II rail b .H ' hir. one r, alio.
Aiuui.av Hli.l Pub tlo , I lit tf. 54-th St., New Yrli.
1IH!' I It V.TIH-N Jl IMiK ! Whateveryone
ui-ds iwii.t every one w.uls. fSend s'sikd for
circulars. C'tiane. Kuiersou A boas, Haverhill, M as.
i W w a MttuIL aud Kiuna-ri cuarauteed to ArffeL S.
O i i Ouibt fri-e HHaw A Uu., Auuusra, Main
88
IU1 t'llOI'IT. Aaeuta' halliple, U Cellls
III K NASSAU I'll 1. 11.11 I." Muau.n V.
CQinA VEAl. Huw t. Make II. f.
try am.
llSiMiffiiii
- ' ' 1 j
6
30
SSL
WTLBOX-S COMPOUUD OT
PURE COD LIVEH
L OIL A1TD LIIIE.
To One nnd All. Are nil ftnff'rrina frm n
C m;;h, )nld, Afthma, MuMichitif, or ittiy of - h VArionn
?ilnuna'y mnhlt thM so ttn ond in 'ntmump .on?
f so, ihH " H ilWi I'ur rt -i limr Oit nml i.imv," a
nafe and sure iMiifdy, Tills is nn quark preparation,
but in regularly prMMleii In the niedwial ..otilty.
Man it'd unh ly A. li Wiuioit, Ohoniif I. Hoiton. Hold
Iy nil t'riTfruiPts
THE SfITB QHG&H Ci
PlvU Eatabllahed I Moat Successful!
Til KIR INSTRUMENTS Imvo a stunl.jj
vi. hit' In all t ho
LEADING MARKETS
OF THE WORLD!
.
Krr-rywliero rerounlecd da tlio FINiial
OVER 00,000
Ml Ami In nse. Now Doalutia conalantly.
!i st work hii1 lowi.Kt prit'ra.
II' Ht'i d lor a I'nlulnpiio.
Izd St., opp. V'allkn St MJvli
AUhNTM HAM'KII KOIt
DACK FROM the M0U1H OF HELL."
It fin. l.it fceff'i ihTt
utter anil cai uMhn mini iota rue
I . I U M U QAf 91IIC I n b I I Ci
lilt ),
Ifttrke humor.
Samai
a P. A. and P. I
three hrfRhK Jid eM--eMin loo
1 0n nut itmKHrfniMik in saMvwli-
h AUrn Vie,
t-teMlnclvonks
nnt. Agent.
HMt tAtna
ktvi. r oreKh l(tr ARnoy, AMKUl AM I'UUl.Jhil
U e nlntitirecl ly Drops , Kidut).
HUddHr or lit i.iary l-Jump'1 ntit
HriKht's UiheruiH, Grave, or Usuer
al UhVuIi y, take
HI NT S l?FIKI)V.
PHtwiition of ITiine, Uiahntes.
P in in tu Hid. Hack and L mi ,
KtiiMflves bi d 1 temperance, a'e
dired ty HINTN I(KmKV.
AL IteHte of the Kid' er. Hlad
LIFE
Her an 1 I ) r tmrv rK'in urn uured hv II um n It r nif
d . Finnly IMijh emit u-e l ittiM t mrd v. 8ud
U t iiamphiet to WM K. ULAKK K, Frovideuue, R. I.
Soldiers Pensioners.
We publish an e Kht-oaxe paper "Thk NiT.uNit
Till IHJ N k ' dent,Hd t th inti-rets of I'MnlutiH'S hoi
di'ri and 8 nlors nnd tbeir hniri ; aUo ouu'aim in teres t
ins 'Aruilv rnrtdrnff.
li-ioe. Ffty mtt a year spnoial indnoertents
o'uhs. A proMr hlank t o lhct amount due under new
AHUKAUB i r PfSHION lill.L, tliriiislied ' atttit ..imi An
rrrnlar auhrrth I otjy mid 1 aCl ulim flld in li-lminn
OlH.'M tetlhmt tharif J i " on ry nn-iit-nr rh sjvC men
copy free. H n.t it. t.KOKt.K K. LKMON A CO..
Washington, U. O. lck liia. f.
P AGENTS WANTED "FOR THE
ICTORIAL
HISTORYoftueWORLD
It oootains fine historical ennraTin-s and l2tX
larRe douhle-uoltimn pairres, and is ihe most orop.eu
History of the World ever puhlinbed. It sells a sight
Herd for spcimeu paires and extra terms to Anenta.
AdirHM National I'rm ibihnu Co , Paiiadelphia.Pa
Rl)FULA.---TJersons afflicted
. with Scrofula, Hip-disease. Ulcer
J ous Sores Abscesses.White Swell
ing, Psoriasis, Goitre, Necrosis,
Eczema, Diseased Bones, will please
send their address
Dr. JO N ES, Cihcmibt, Nr-w I.ebunou, N. Y.
II YoTOsillfohliFLlpfs
IT e npn thH ;OIJKN HFAf- DH-KIH;
TAHM'ITN They will prevent all i h uup't a ant
Oju-h cnenct a arisioK trim the use of liqunr, n vrnll as
in t- rinaiio'i ot that diaea-ed o nlttin n the t-tom
auh whiuh in time cann an app-tiie fur lquor ov-r
Mtnch 'Dere is no o tml Km .d cet 10TIIK
(iULDK SK L TAHIeKT C'OMPAfcY. 117 and
'mu Street, P. O. ttx I "1M, New York Oiy, and
tht ywtil he snt hv mail. Vorstlnhy Liquor Dealers
anl A o neonnos. iji- rai nicnuius io o-ier.
MOlLERCODUVER Oil
la perfectly pure. Pronounced the beat by the hlph
eKt miHlual autunritii'Hin the world. Given bitcheet
award at 1't World'x ExroHitloue, and a IH78.
Bold by DruKS iata. W. 11 cliletf:
THE HEW VORIC SUN.
IMII.Y. 4 iaen. .iicta h muntli ; a0 60 aear.
('MY. 8i'es. r I .'JO a rear,
Vi:i'.KI .Y Hpairet. I a ur.
THK I'M lias li. h largest oironlation and ia th
oht,npHt a id moat mtereatina: paper in tLe United
Si (tie
Til K WKKK I. V r'NiseruphaticaU)thepeopla'i
laujily u.ipbr.
I W. KNG LAND, l'uh inhor. N. Y. City.
;Vn i:C ITINI HOOK!! SfO.OOO MOM!!!
Tin- " lid Ailvriiiiii-rs" (Hid "Triuinpli nt
STANLEY IH AFRICA
TliiK mil V m.'li.i.'.r and ").!ryA'r.fi i(.1, rilitiun is
ffllinx li.rr ih'in i v 'r ni Amrrira. :it- a
Vll'i'.":f.",.'vo,.l'i''" " ln''oiiuo." ACJIiNTM
A I I'.ll. l-or full j.'irl .i-uhtrH nnd term a-tdrvHS
lIUltll Altn HUU1 1 1 Kits. l'nl.lilii'rs.l'liiU-'..lihia.la.
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
lraiOHrral -( y HK1HFKT HONOKH AT AIL
WURI.U'8 KXI'OSlTIONS KOR rVVKLVK VKAKH;
jir. : al Pms, 1W7: Viknna, r,; Hamttoo, 1H76 :
PHii..lri.FuiA,lti7H; V.uifl, 1H7H ; and Ohand KwEDiaa
Ool.l Mkl.il,. 1H7H. Only American Or.ans erei
aw riled hiahst. honors at nny suob. Sold lor oaah or
im.taMriii.nl . Im.iihtratkd lU'iiuiauu aud tJirca
lure with newatvlwa ami in ires, scut free. MASON 4
mWllMll'HANIU I., Hrwt.in. NewVork, or t'liioaeo
V," ,s ii1mi oi K.frpiTYliftvFI
We will .end fr..e bv iniil to any one ilesiriua pleasant
and protkitulH Hlupltryment, a iMi.ntiftil Ouroiao aud
uonliilenl.Hl oircul.ir nf Ihe Aiumoan and KuropH.n
l.liiouio Uoiiipi,y, ,l)o int( how to uiiike mouey. We
liH.e i-onm Inn i-nlirely new. snub a. Las ne.er hcn
iKerrd tu the pulilio before There H a lot ol money in
it for aant4. Ad'irabs, inoloninic a 3 ceut a. amp ttr
returu iHsti;e on chr iinn,
K. (JtstASUN, Kumnier Street, B s'on. Mass
DKA.,,'.1 U:'' K 1 1 K V I'l'K It7l7rr alTKiU
NKY Dl.sKASKS A i-ure Urnedy ; failnras nn.
known Send for circular. N.. Kros A Duller, St,
Paul: Ixir.l.Sloultiurg 4 ( lo , (;hi. ao ; A. Nrnilh, Lon
don ; W Maddux, llip.y, Oliio; K. Oar ,los Molue.; R.
pteurns. Detroit. Th matt popuUr medicine of tbe day
w AGENT S("READ THIS!
We will py Am a. Sninry of tlinj per mouth and
xpensea, or mlow a l ime uouiiuiuion tu Bell our un
and wonderful invention.. It. mtan what u
Sample free. A'lilreaa,
NIIK'ltMAN iV ri , .llnrehnll, Mich.
f JVTT'x I.NZ4 SVKIiIV 1.IKK. Had
II ('ntrrh Sfynaiti ; lm,t en of aiuell, appet te,
sleep ; and ten in I lull fornix and Kurope wit hout rien. .
tit, when II V ATI'S 1Z A oure.l mv o .tarrh. renlored
my heilth."0. H.Hni. an. NewYork. Hyatt's INZA
nirle l.y Hyatt A llyoti, III Grand fctreet,New York.
Surtiuir'nt tor c .ru luuiled at ou. and a I a packet.
P I fl 3k 1 1 - & 1 ! to m 4 orfartor
B I JU l.MJ i m c .Miu-l houurs
M.il lili'tu-i. ,i m .i i 1 1 V .i(U irua lllit?r.L up.
Ii.'mIj. in Anu-i ii a-IJ.UJ) in um Pimms
mm I I'M t fi'af i . h. jiii' Iri-i'. Mk1iKL
' i'l.st .. iMrcn.N. Y.
VOUNC MEN e,
tuon'h. Kvery r dilute guar
ljea.ro 'rlt-fruri and
earn X J to HH a
rytfr dilute ir uarautH'i & dmidi it-
oattoo. Addrea4 K. Vaientu;. Mi vt,r,.'n.Ti-vi i Win.
KIDDER'S PASTILLES.fiS1L3!i
'i.ajlf jiaas.
JlVIVvJV I IM:1TH (. A compleU uu.uk
it al kuiiU. Ii.r riro-i'a- ho ins mid prioe list,
ddres J H. t t'UKK.Mr nci. li in () ... Mich.
opium;'
bit .V hkiii I) at'iiarai. In-iu
Uilo(irt't l.onrasl J'rices Uo not fall
inb i'r r-.K.Mttfch.Quuicy.M ch
57
r icut t it oaldi
t'roe AdJ'rtus
t teller.
l e-u...:i(.?
- .i v.i'i:
flYi PA --VMIU btel.oil DultiU). Wiuiuu4
f- I ! Cl. ll 'up.dl t.r 11 na. tJitl .loEue re.
S. MSI'KSI'K.a. J Vt W., ,jin Si ..i..l.ill. ...
Silv.rViulniStriiig liu lliill.ori lir...., alariliallluwD.Ia
WJlEN
dSurvivalof the Fittest.
k FAMILY MF.DICIXK Til AT HAS TiRMr
MILU0N8 lit R! NO SS TSAKSI
HALM POrt EVEKV WOCNO Of,
" MAN AND I1E.IHTI
TnEGLOEST&BESTLINIMEJJT
EVEll MADE IX AMERICA. ,
SALES LARGER TITAN E7EH.
. Thr MfXli'nn JltiHlnnp; T.tiilmniiti bo
fri lii'i'ti kiiiivvii tor iiiciru tlmn tlilitv r. v,
f Ue i... 1...1 ..il I i..l
in:
rui e lie 1 1 in I." ni ui iiii .jiiiiiiii'iii!, j,"
.iiiii nnri j.i'iiMi. ji f-ih'j. irvrmy E"
'iiitr'T 1 1ntra rvrr. It our r whn n
s ni lu'r-i full, ittnl iM'nt!mr akin. Un '
;Ji'iiil mtiwlti, to tUo M'iy bono. : .
,V i'Vrytvlu!jM.
! f t 'MiMHi kr( Ai A A Jt , A.S.
WMWW'm.MW Will
HMI
TUk tiUttAl'KMI' .till 'Ii At. MiJi.tA
TIIK MAY ! ' .
. Ftl. S- Pinafore
IT lias attracted larKs andienoe n (lit art -r i l:iM,an
w. rk atier week. In all the principal oiiloa.end
usvllirf eay ma.io, and needing but ni tuple eeenery, l
le,n aiien.i.uly rehears-d by am.teurs awywliera.
T,na Buo.'eas Is metited toy IU perfectly innocent wi,,
its li i y words aud (wd aaoai. Try It wsula at ia ,
met ry.illaaet . A
K.ii.ni eoutea with MsaVa, Wards aosS UlTat-so,
malh.il for v l.OO. Par duaao, SO.OU
jrimat nUm'sHIOHBOHOOLCmOlS.. St.OO
LAV RfL WEKATH. by W. O. rVrjWe.... l.OO
a m, Ttu't buuool aono buok.mmmmm .09
AralhrMof the f ery beat Books for I
and lliu Baoaaia, a.
Octavo Choruse3.
Ai-pl.ndld stoakof these oa band : eost bwt fl te 1 0
ots. each, and aach ooetawa a fasmita Aetftem, t".
Oratorio or other Uhorus, (Jaartat as Part tomm- 1 1'--"
are in'ion aae4 by Uboira and Koaieeaea few ee.r -.iriamg.
Try a jl,, sen! Head lac lie, sw SB as IO
for uur fall Book U.taloaae.
1 irealfl . torosre Maadaad
Ctavaysaw.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. ,
V. n. DITIOrt & CO.,
1 1 1 b S4S BraalwiTt Nww Tarfc.
J. E, DITSON Ac CO
PHt th ft BtTty Pfclladfl.
APOWIFI
la thai Old Kallabl taneantratad l.ye
FOR FAMILY SOAP MAKING.
Directions aeeompaaylaa aaak aan tut aaakuva Ba
aft and Tellat Hoap aulrklf .
IT It FULL UfaUT AIT $T0HTU.
Tha Marks Is Ins . 1 with (so-oalled) Oenemtraa4
Lye, wniok la adoiteTatad witn sail and reaut, sm4 weal
iaA',ean
a a rm momMt. amp m wt tww
a"
CAPON! FIE!
MADHBT1UH
Ptaaiyltavnia Bait Hanufg Co.,
rHII.AOEl.KHIA.
HOW TO Oft THIM le the beat part ef th. .I.lc. fl.OIMI.000
acre. r,,..it lor frre aopy of 'Kansas I'aelaa lloma
slead," adilraH S. J. tillinoryI.ajiil t-ora r, bilmi, tmiit
A II K A If
Af.I.TIIKTIMK.
Tha very best (ooda
direot from the lm-
porters at Half tha
nsaal east. Best pUn erer offe
dub erer Offered to Ulnb Aaenta and
laraa borers
ALL KXFKKatj CIliAitUltS PAID.
New tauma FBJtla,
TheGreat America nTea Company,
31 and 3!i Ten? Htreei, Mew.Vark.
D sTta awl..'. A KM'
MILITARY
and Band raiforms Of11rtri Friuipments,
( sis, rta.( made by Iff. '. l.Hlt f A t u.,
CuluiBbus, Ohio, tie mi fur l'ru-4 Luit.
Firemen'i Caps, Bells, and Shirts.
Ta CUR
I 1 An infallible
i Hie, Ki.ll.-i
CURED FREE!
and unexcelled remedy for
I'arer I'ttlllnat Mlrknraa
wnriuiilrd to etlect aetieedyand 1'Elt
Db, H. Q. RdOT, 1 !IJearl Ktree NewYorJL
tnfZi1 WARNER RC8 .illRSETa
rst'sjivi , Lt,r (a; i . .( M '. t I ll) rri'H
FA It IH liXFOSITION,
"'-r tn It I. , Inl flllnil 'I s.lr
FI.KXIIII.K llll'l OKSKT
tl JUbwlit' la waKIaNTHD Hut 1 u In vMtt
llr.w ti rivi-r ( iilii- I'rtrti II tV Tlrlp
MPROVED HEALTH CORSET
Ul4i v ilu tl 1 u.'l u Bul. UicB
alt artil fiakltil nI cguttUas lit
Untra. 1'ilr br nitit), $ Lit.
Kor ! by all Ullaf SBarobsata.
WARNER BKOS., til Broadwd. M. T.
mm
i'ur lieuiily I'olKli, Ha v iuv l4ibr,4 u-nn
1 in -, II u i HI y A lirii iiii, I ur winnle tl.
Mil U V. II
a-'rat. llli(.rt, P 1. si .
F. E. CUEDRY, Agt.
Railway Tickets
Bought, Sold or Kjrehattortl.
EKDUOBU RATES ON AM. TK'EETa KOLO.
CUOil B OF ALL ROUTK.O, .
No. 31 St. Charloa Street,
Under tbs Bt. Charles Hotel.
IN K W (lltl.KANN, I.A.
$350
A .IIONTII-Aaante vuted-a hrat
aellina aruoiee m tne world: oue aauiola r.
Addiee JAi bkONttuai tWvit, au.a.
TE&S!
I Y i".A.M K.-N I-cure.
! a. at a 1 1 re doii le " or my
I renowned siteciuo and a ral.
B nahle Treatise sent to an7
8 C Jl aiitlerar seadina rue his
iV f. o. and Kxpresa addraaa.
ml
Ah i UV
a9 1 j
" f Hi I I Jr
THCTB IS MIGHTY!
I "V ! ''?ruri?sr3 -af
I . -V I r.t. haeaWaJ m xaa, KM st . '
"'' 'j' aA4aa. the Wau t4 yakMa aikeM if V
Keaaea. Maw, - ak J
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