( I jiUo1 n) corrpsiionilcnt s'its:
I Un.ro j;i t iimslioiia rulo of mnny union
over 11m ulioa rorion of tho grrat
Koriiiwc:),, tlirotigli tlio J!pi1 llivor rrvl
loy siml on west. Tlie grcnt Pair? triple
ami Williams farms liave boon fully do
pei ibcd, ro I will not enlarge on their
immensity, bnt toll your renders liow
tlic-y start new towns hero, ami the
causa of the mighty inflow of brains nnd
onjiital. It may be all mimmel up in
the word "wheat," but this does not
toll the whole Rtory. Accepting the in
vitation of friends at Buffalo, forty
ruilos wert of this point, we "drove
twpnfv-fivA Tni'loa amit.li nwr I 1-ia AnrMnca
prairie, reaching the southwest branch
of the Northern Taciflo. Hero a town is
springing "p, & being one of thousands
on till the new lines building out of
Furgo. Six weeks ago the great prairie
as dotted by tne occasional hut of the
homesteadernow the black line of the
railroad grade stretche. i MthiS
can roach. A month ago Sheldon wis
can ronch. A month ago Sheldon was
unknown: nnw Hi or a am torn cfnroa n
boarding-house, postofliee, blacksmith
shop, etc. And so it is all over the country.
Hundreds of sections are being soid
daily, and tho wheat crop is being
threshed out by the thousands of bushels.
How about tho profits of wheat
raising? Careful judges practically
agree that., with land at from $5.50 to
$7 per acre, the "permanent investment
ready for thefi rst crop will beaboutSll
Tor acre for a pection. This includes
buildings and the ground ready for the
first crop. Subsequent crops can be
grown for $7.50. The yield ranges
irom in teen to inirty bushels per acre,
of the finest quality, and this, at an av
erage of twenty bushels per acre, with
prices at SI per bushel, pays an enor
mous interest. This figures on the basis
of hiring everything done while the
owner pursues other bnsiness. If one
gives his own time and labor it can be
done much cheaper, It is euch returns
as these for sixteen years in succession
that causes Fargo to have four lines of
railroad, with three more building; that
has caused land in the immediate vi
cinity to increase from $10 per acre to
$5 per lot in three years, that causes
great blocks to go up as if by magic,
and makes house rents from $20 to $30
per month at this noint. nnrl bn in.
creased the price of land nil along the
railroad from $2 to $20 per aere. In
places I found the black prairie soil
three and one-half feet in depth, and the
whole country is being settled by a splen
did class of people. Wages are from
1.50 to $2.50 per day for common la
borers; mechanics receive from &.J.50 to
$4; man and team, $4 per day, etc.
Land can be bought in the vicinity of
the new roads for $5.50 to $7 per acre.
What Causes lite Llood to CIrculate.2
To what degree the heart is aided by
other forces is yet a matter of investi
gation. Probably there are several
forces assisting. The elasticity of the
arteries increases their carrying ca
pacity. They are firm, elastio tubes,
which expand under the pressure from
each heart contraction, and then by
their own elasticity contract and help
the onward flow of the blood. In the
smaller arteries the flow loses the inter
mittent character it possesses in the
larger arteries, and becomes a steady
stream. The elasticity of the arteries
serves precisely the same purpose as the
nir chamber of any force-pump, that of
caualizincr the flow, and
the amount delivered. The whole
force is derived from the heart; the ar
teries cause the force to act continu
ously. The veins are lax tubes, somewhat
larger than the arteries, and capable of
holding all the blood in the body.
They convey the Bame amount of blood
as the latter, but more slowly. In the
larger veins, however. nan.rt.Vi a nnrioion
the velocity may be 200 millimeters per
fteoond. They are provided with valves
which effectually prevent the blood
from flowing backward to the heart.
Any compression, produced by musca
far contraction, or otherwise, will there
lore assist the forward flow of venous
blood. This is one explanation why ex
ercise hastens the circulation. The
movement of the chest in breathing
probably aids the pulmonary circula
tion, the blood, as well a3 the atmos
phere, tending to fill the vacuum during
inspiration.
Physical capillary lorce is not gen
erally regarded as an active force in the
circulation. But there is an admitted
force in the capillaries, resulting from
the attraction of the tissues for the ar
terial blood, containing tho required
oxygen and nutriment. The vital con
dition of the tissue becomes a factor in
the maintenance of the circulation."
It is this force, primarily, which adapts
the amount of blood to the varying
need of any organ; the nervous system
regulates the supply by varying the
caliber of the vessels.
i- The force in tho capillaries, or some
other force, carries the blood, after
death, from tho arteries, where the heart
leaves it, into the veins. Finding the
E teries empty after death gave rise to
the idea that they conveyed only air
whence the Dame. It was this belief
which narvey overthrew in 1020.
rojiulur Science Monthly.
Alligator Children.
A Southern paper gives an account of
a woman near Live Oak, Fla., who was
pursued and very much friehtfinA.l Vw
huge alligator. Subsequently she gave
uiilu io twins, uom males. They
were perfect children down to their
waists, and complete alligators below
tail and all. There are short, webbed
feet and legs at the lower portion of the
abdomen like alligators. They crawl
wuai iueir nanas, dragging themselves
about just as an alligator does. They
make a squealing, inarticulate noise.
The mother has a large tank filled with
water, in which she keeps them, and
they live nearly all the time in it. They
"if uuyt lourieen or mteen years old.
Comparatively few outside the imme
diate neighborhood knew of the case
until the enterprising newspaper man
got hold of it. Tho mother has re-
fused large oilers of money to exhibit
her children.
The sculptor is the man who "cuts a
i w. t ii if
1 jvnjr ugure.
if n,u.TM my
lunch of the money pp. ; i for pakes.
washes ami liniments is ulterly thrown
away, a. uimpie iinnse or a rut is
healed by nature jurfc a well without
tho aid of any contrivance for bringing
money into the nanus of Uicrenious in
ventors. A cut requires generally
nothing imt to have the edges drawn
together with small strips -of stieking-
piasier, ana a simple Jinen cloth moist-
i ll Ajl TT" 1 1 nfl 1 n- An t i H C - ...
' nam verm wnii-i lu irunvc jlJllltlli1
mation. A burn is relieved by immedi
ate exclusion of the air. Unless it bo
severe and widely spread enouch to re
quire modical attendance, this can be
done by covering it with flour, with
sweet-oil or cotton, or a little Bcraped
raw potato.
It is a mistake to believe that a good
complexion depends upon such and such
cosmetios. Tt rp.allv tt
- - J JVUMU U I'VU 1
gestion, which depends upon our mode
of life. Persons who rise earlv and c-.-
to a 1 at ten who take r,Wv
0f iir and exercie SClSSS
at reeular hours, have their mania n. in.
tervals long enough for the digestion of
i i . i i. . . . ..
one to oe tuorouguiy accomplished be
fore they begin the next these persons
are sure to digost well, and, in conse
quence, have clear, healthy complexions,
which will reanire no nf'lipr onamaHna
but plenty of soft water and good toilet
To prevent diphtheria, and finally ex
terminate it, every man, woman and
child throughout our land and the
world should be brought to obey the
laws of life and health. Parents should
regularly feed, properly clothe and duly
restrain all child
to the years of understanding and ac-
i -1 " v i mi . - -
liuumnuiuiT. j.nis aione would do
much. A late prominent physician of
x ans estimated that a.UUU children had
died in that city, during the thirty years
vi ins practice mere, irom short sleeves,
snort pants, ana other kindred lmpru-
denco in the dressing of children. And
I am fully convinced that as large a
portion are sacrificed, in towns at least,
m this country, from the same cause
an ior a wicKea lashion. And from
careful observation in this country and
abroad, I am confident that at least as
many more are carried off by improper
iouu uu irregularity in taiung it; to
gether with poisonous candies and
other unwholesome and indigestible
nau, mat no cniia or other person
ououiu eai. sanitarian
Hairs Journal rf Health says that
almost all bites and stings are destruc-
1 t il . i
nve irom meir acia nature; consequent
ij the cure is an alkali. Spirits of
hartshorn is one of the strongest, and
in almost every house, and you have
only to pour out some into a teacup and
dabble it on the wound with a common
rag; relief is almost instantaneous.
But suppose you have no hartshorn:
wen, men, saieratus is an alkali. Moist
en it with water and ura nn 4Vi Viarfa.
horn. If you have no saleratus or Boda
pour a teacup of boiling water on as
much wood ashes, stir it, and in a few
moments you will have an alkali. The
lye oi ashes vnll answer a good purpose
while tho physician is coming. Re
member the principle: The bite is an
nvM, me cure is an aiKan. iiave
not before now looked with wonder
the old negro, who ran out when the
wasp s stmg made us " holler," caught
up three kinds" of weed. mhWi thA
part well, and in five minutes we wero
nappy m complete relief? But wliv
" three " kinds of weed ? Why, in the
first place, you know " three " and all
its multiples are mysterious numbers;
ana men, again, you can scarcely
gather up three kinds of plants any
where, one of which will not have more
or less oi amali in it. If men were only
to gather uo principles inRtoorl nf opa
cifications how much easier it would be
to know a great deal and to apply our
nuuwieuge successiuuy to the practical
pujX'i-'Bes oi me,
An Heroic Boy,
livery year on the occasion of the
national fetes the Belgian government
luancs a p
to person i
markable
uauscn. Among moso who were re
. , ;
warded the other day was a little boy
' uwv, wuose exploit may be contrasted
with the behavior of the people who al
lowed the little girl to be drowned at
ivuiisuigton gardens, uenin, playing in
a held a few months ago, saw a little
girl fall into the Sambre. -Without
Knowing who the child was he plunged
into the river, and nftr Knmo ,.i.i.in
saved her. The child turned out to be
his own Bister. Not enntent. witlnl.o,,.
ing rescued her from death Gen in, like
a good-hearted little boy, wanted to
smeid her from the punishment she had
deserved by playiog too near the river.
contrary to her parent's orders. Ho he
took the blame of her disobedience on
himself and received a beating from his
miner, me iituo gnu, however, could
not bear to see him 6uffer in this way,
and afterward told the whole truth,
which was corroborated by the evidence
of an eye-wittess. The facts then be
came public, and vonnirfWiin
inoned to Brussels at the fetes to receive
a national recompense. He was of
course loudly cheered as he stepped up
to the platform, and M. Rolin-Jacqne-myns,
the home minister, in pinning a
lucum lo mi ureast, caned him a little
uero. ,:t. james Uazttte.
To Measure a IllgrU Object.
lersons are sometimes desiious to
una the exact height of an object
nmwu mt-jr cbuuoi cumD or measure by
any direct process, as of a tree or build
ing or steeple. This can be readily
,jj ujcaaiuiuK ome xower object
and its Bhadow aud then making a com
parison or calculation. Even a child
iau uo 11. rakA a nnla o. ;
height; place it in an absolutely perpen
dicular position; measure on tho level
ground the length of the shadow;
measure the length of the shadow of
the tree; then multiply the length of
the tree s shadow by the height of the
pole, and divide tho product by the
length of the shadow of the pole. For
instance, if the pole is six feet high, its
shadow ten, and the shadow of the tree
fifty, the height of the tree will be
thirty feet.
in si: iv,snm
A mnn often f4n!s bis ton nn !
tlirwhohl of success.
i jihui Ndmn woman r onsos . m
ii i . . .
i ..l , , 1 " C ' . " J
urn, a goon woman eunrms the heart
lyifscrn.iini ih i. a rrni.i.vn ia.-,t
... I.- ji . -
- - - - ii.m
which wisdom strings her richest jewels.
Men Often mdeo the .inrs.r.Ti .nit. nnl
me cause, which is not inst. no. mt
maiice.
Mature never moves bv i nmi-ifl .nit
always m steady and supported ad
vances
It is CaST eUOUffh t.O fnrniva vnn
enemies, if you have not the means to
uarm mem
As we must render an acconnt of
everv idle word, so must vn Htntriaa
or our idle silence.
T t. .
ai you wisn to appear aorreeahlA in
society, you wrist consent to be taught
many inings wnicu yon Know already.
hSf V' K
VVil." "on chains.
Laziness grows on people. It begins
The more business a inau has to do the
more he is able to aecomnlisli f.- ha
learns to economize his time.
Good counsel in the dew that.
- - - - v
Bhip distills ami drona anion cr hrivnta.
ries ; in short, 'tis tho currency of aflfeo-
A! . A 1-1 .
uon : vet. wnue we piv honii tn ih
voice of friendship, our own good judg
mem snouia get the nnal hearing.
internal vicilnnpn i. nniil in 1 ,o l,
price of liberty, and to-day great sno
n u vi ii.u
cess in commercial as in every other,
epuere oi mo can he bought only
With the Bame coin. Put, nlnnt.v nt if
in your cargo, if you would make your
voyage a success
Difficulty is the nurse of crp.itnnco a
harsh nurse, who roucblv rocks lior
- - D- - I.
foster children into Rt.rAno-t.Vi mil nv.
letio proportions. The
with great aims and wrestlino- with
mighty impediments, grows by a cer
tain necessity to their stature.
Ihe men who sneeppd vifVinnt. v.t
aid Of education urn fVia nTinn(ins
Common men need nil t.Va 1,1.. v.no
- VAVVM.Il'UO
education can give, to put themselvee
ou a levei; ana even oi the exceptional
men it may be said that tViair nrnM
have succeeded still better with the
tf - . vuv J TT VVUU
advantages of education.
Tl - A. 1 1 .
iu is hoi, wtaii 3T0 earn, but what wo
save, mat maftes us rich. It is not
what we eat, but what wo digest, that
makes us stronc. It ia unt. Tv-Viot mi
read, but what we remember, that makes
us wise, it is not what we intend, but
what we do. that maken nn naofni n
is not a few faint wishes, but a life-lone
Ewuggie, mm manes us valiant.
Slaniineriiifir.
IhlS IS One of thn frrpntotf rf rv,;
( 0...vvy v
misfortunes. Tt. nrorcrfa nna i-.m
curing, however able, some of the more
prominent positions in life; hinders suc
cess inmanv KneH nf Imnnwi dh,1 cm-o.
1 1 i v,io
jjt mais social eniovments.
a no trouble is oi a purely nervous
character, and is often the result of
some fright when voimir. Tli
center which controls articulation be
comes affected.
- O v f V i UUi
A nervous center ia a nntinnlor moo
or gray brain-matter, and is a sort of
telegraph machine, a nervo being only
a kind of telegraph wire, which com
municates tho nervous force.
The affection is of Hllfh n nnfn 41, o
the nerves work normally, provided the
person is very calm; or, if excited, in
such a way as t ; direct his mind from
hiS ailment. ITenCP. VIA ATTlorionnaa -nn
difficulty when ulone, nor in the ex
citement or a public address.
The eminent Dr. W. n Tlomm
nglaud, is a stammerer, utterly unable
in ma uresence or oinprs tn rmui
"Peter riper." etc.. but. Ma
through the whole without a fl
alone. His mof-t effectual m'.l i tr.
make some sliclit muscnlar noiinn nimn
uttering tho difficult words. He says,
" With each troublesome word, especial
ly with the beginning of a sentence, I
made somo sliirht motion with tlmhar,,!
or foot, or even with a tingle finger.
iiu i jounu mat mis plan enabled me
my hps, and the word articulated
without the least halting.
Mayor King, of Philnd1 nil ia. nova
'I do not intend tn rpmnva a tin nil
man from the force, biar or lit.tlA wViito
or black, if ho dops tn'n A
' ""J XJI WVU
lor Mayor liing.
ese
IflflflV
Female Weaknesses.
No better remedy in the whole nin.firla mnrliffi lino
yet been compoiinitua for tho relief and cure of
Female ComelniutH. of tho orrtin nrv kin1 llinn
1KCIKTIME. It seems to act in theao e.-iRra with mi.
wonted certainty, and never fails to pivo a new ami
healthful tone to tho female
laxeil debility anil uiiliftKlthv
a healthful vinor and el.islicity. Ono of the most
eommon of theno coiiilumta in Leueorrhica or
Whiten, w hich are LnniKht on either by the moueuca
Of Scrof Ula in the 8VKtl;lll. nr lu nmnn nirfM.i.,Ti nf i I.a
womb, or even by KcuenJ debility. For ail these
compliant, aud when danecr be;;1na to threaten
woman at the turn of lite, Veuktinb can bo com
mended without (liinliflralioM. Tim ,-iv.ui ..vvi.l,.,,..
of these disorders, and their cure by Vkoktine, haj
amiily nhown that the sure alloviatiug aiieut remains
not yet to be discovered, but is already known, and
Is a favorite with American luiUi. T I1A llllll l.uu it
been tho custom to prescribe nauseating and uncer
tain reiueuies 111 place oi wnat is pleasant, etlicacioiu
aud cheap. Try Vegetine. and do not doubt its powor
to carry you safely through danger and dlseao.
A Splendid Medicine Heart and Kid
ney Disease, Female Weakness
flfllflflSVIT I V 111 .'luluO 1(19
1 ..... AO, y. ,
-,,'.1, -V, "V"'" i"-." oir: 1 was ttllll. lcfl
with llMi t aud hidne.,1 lneue. and oth.-r female
HailncMi, and tinctured witb several phv.iciaus aud
rt ceivnd no bi m nt until I tried Mnir Vki'ii. i'i.ne and
alter takinit two bottle 1 was eompU-tely rired
and have been a healthy woman evfrniucc, although
1 ani in in Ciitii iar. 1 do heariily iiHM.imueud it as
asiilemhil liiudit'iuu to all ailhcied as I buve been
aud 1 bliaji iha day that il full into inv hands '
WUS. MA1.1A UuiisON.
Vegetine.
ri'.KPAitED uy
II. R. STEVEN'S, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
tine
Art find o:i.
The Norfolk Yirnhnair. of J.innai'T 1(
1SS1. rrfir in W.a riimnrVoliln flirn
cflocU'd by St. Jacobs Oil in tho case of
l roiessor t-romwou Known tne coun
try over for his marrniflopnt art illnst ra
tions who had suffered excruciating
torments from rheumatism, until ho
tried the Oil, whose offocts he says wcro
magical.
He was a grave and reverend collego
professor, and ho was enjoying the air
on one of the wharves. Do yon catch
many mackerel this year?" he asked of
a hardy fisherman. Well," tho son of
Acptune replied, "we seine somo."
" Pardon, yonng man," exclaimed the
man of letters, "you mean we saw
some." "Not by a hornful," replied
tho fisherman. ' Who ever heard of
sawing fish? Wo split 'em, sir, we
split em, but wo never saw 'em." The
man from the college seemed mystified.
ne turned away and sighed at the ig-
uuruiice ox me times
(Kuriil Now Yorker. 1
Tho best people will voto for the best
man every lime. Ana we judge by the
number of the Ht. Jacobs Oil constit
uency, that it is the best remedy for
the rheumatism known. Professor Tice,
of bt. Louu, among others, Bays so.
Begging in Europe cannot be the re-
ii ...
waruiess unuertasing generally Bun-
posed. It is stated that a. Tin
ficial not long since laid a wager that
ne cc-uia maxe more money by begging
than by attending to his official duties.
Of 130 persons he addressed soliciting
enmity ue was reiusea by forty-two,
and early in the dav had rriVn.i oin.o
amounting to more than his salary for
I I.. f It I T t .1.
Not so fast, my friend ; lor if yon would boo
mo strong, ncaitny, uiooimng mnn, women
and children that havo been raised from beds
of sieknro, suffering and almost death, by Iho
u!u u nop inner., you won l.l eny, "Truth
plorious truth." See "Truths" iu another
A ragced tramn. wVin t
r "wu vj7 i4Jft vv
sea jeweiry on me streets of Chicago,
was arrested because the articles offered
were or real value, and it was surmised
mat mey had been stolen. The pris
oner proved to be a cirl in rh'scmi'nr. on1
j.1. i .
me jeweiry was ner own.
Ask DniBgwl for "houglu n HsiU." It clears
uui raw, uiR-t), roacaew, nu-R, ned-Uugs. 15c.
No one is ever faticrnA.1 nftpr tbn or.
ercise 01 lorbearance.
rr rocket flenetowardjirg Co., N. Y.
a5 C'rnta Will liny
a Treatise nnon thu J torse and bin n; qnflar a
Hook of 100 pages. . Valuable to every owner
ui uursoa. i OHingn Btampa tauen. Kent noat
puid by Now York Nowuapor Union, 150 Worth
oixvi'i, new xoi k.
Yrrir.Tixi' Tim ei't Mu....ua ..r v,,.
tine as a cleanser and puntierof tlio llood la
kIiowii heviiml a diiwlil Viv llit v..nl .....!...
vl,n liu.-.. . ......I 1-
n--iiei, uu wiieii rcinarnanio eurea.
1(KS('I'KI l-'ltflll lll'ITII
Vhli.im J. nailirlilln nf HoiitMi-illf. f -.ua T
tlio fall of 187U I was taken with bleodiufc of tho binpi.
followed by a aovcre enugb. 1 lent my apix-ttto and
flCKll. fltlll t'M -ntlfifin.l t.i l.iv l.n 1 In KrlTw.. ..I.
, wu. ........ ... ...j UV... U .. & ... Al.-
lllitted tn thn hflllitnl. TliniWInraaaU T ha.l hnlA
in my limp a? bl an a half-dollar. At ono timo a re-
jiui -1 weui arouna mat 1 wan clean. 1 guro up liope.
but a fricud told mo of Dn. Wuj.iam Uall'i IUlkam
I"OH THE T.ITVllfl. Tirnf .Imllln U'llnn 4r. n.t.
I commenced to fool bettor, and to-day I foel better
man Tor r nrrn varn n..f I .....Oa nia in..i..
ono alllicted with diseased Iiiiirs will take Da. Wil
liam Hall's Ualsam, and bo couvincod that con-
st'MiflkiN can he ctuiED. I can nositivelv aav tt hiu
ciouo nioro good than all tlio other mediclnoa I have
lanen miico my Bleliness.
WA It It ANTED FOIt 31 YEARS
AND XEVElt FAILED
To CVUK Cron Sasm, Dlarrho-a, Dvaenterv and
Una Bicl.neM, t:iki-u Ifttorually, and OI7AHASTKKD
j;erfi'.-tly liannle.-K; alno i-xlemallv. Cult, Oi-iilxea,
j. iiiiiiiiiiiuiiniii, um mire. J'aina in tif iiiiiIih,
VFNm AN KTnIMKNT romud' " XJu 'OIAS1
IVK'nillm nnim l..i...'. tl will ........ V .1.1 . ...
OJ-cr llitu physician me it.
'ii CeillH Wilt 11 UV n Tl-enllan linnn tl..
lierso aim ills Disoiinos. Book of 100 nattes. Vuluabio
jo every owner 01 horses. I'oRtano ntaniis taken.
Bent postpaid by NEW YOltK NEWSPAl'liU UN10S.
1 .hi on 11 titrcet. Mow York.
Cyclopedia War.
The rrcat T,l!irnrv f i;nl vcr.nl if nA.. injirn
IliiW cniniiliitxl liinin .,.. 1 ,...T..
iii ion t 40 per cent, lurr thaii (MihuiIj!-k' KncyoloHr
.lt H rt'A'ut- vr thuu Apilct(iii'M, 'ju jut wnt.
to -.t. liiti i-u lniv i tnvo Volumes, licttrlv :i,KXJ
rninj.lctrt in cloth liindiutf, Alli in UkU' Uii.
."ri- Buiiuniiu a. II a I II u lltUTLittll 111 If r
!it, 'Jlt 111 1 4 1 1 1 II hrtLl'v Hlnifti. liiiLrlilcl c.I.m.u tkt
iui ii-iiun 1 vi t j Him,
Ann Drum nn pttra tn rinii tto
-".7 u; Mint ht f 'i 1II1C11 l;
fill I IliLrtlclllfllHi ti A T li'l If t XI i.v',,
John i.. Amkm, Maimuer. 9li-l Hrnmlwav k.w v-li
III IJ i
P.IikmI, aud will completely change the blond in the
entire Hi.sti-m in tlii-t-o mniill.u A. iu. .. ...i...
will tiikt; one pill each nluht frum'l to l2eekH mav lio
i.t.1 u. ti i.i minim iieaun. n seen a tliiiut " vNible.
hciid everywhi-rt or scut by mail fur 8 letter Htaini.
i1, 4',;stN eV CU., Uoalou, xUu...,
5,000 AiifiK) Uaiklrd fur nf
.GARFIELB
. t contain the full history of Us nnhle nnd eventful
11 e and dastardly atMasKiiialiiiu. Mililoiui of iieople
ar.i wuituitf lor this book. The btt chance of vour
tile to iniike money. B, ware of " catchpenny "'init
iations TiiU i the only authentic anil fully illiia-
ii.ti.Tu iiio iu utir inanyreu iTiwKU-Ilt Bcntl Ior
:1 1 111111 icriim to aeiiiH, AUtircsa
Biiiu.UL ruuijihillAU l'iiiladelphia, 1
MS. AND GIRLS.
eniii.i i.i ii. I... . . .
in inn v. n. i-ui)l e. lloiiin in i ... . ii
.. ia.i .-iiiK' apn a no mi iv
nll'ercl
sia
v. H.u,,,, ..,,, .itier soon.
1.. I OMiAVi ltoxliurv Htation. Conn.
Fac-Similes of D. S. Treasury
AMI NATIONAT, If AN K 1IIM.H.
roii':i.stiii nt iiiinf cxart Iinitiiti(jn4 of Uniti-d Staton
Trr:tsi;r N(t h, and ninu of Nutional lifiuk Bill, 1H
in all, of vunuiis (Utuoiiiinatiimu. Aw a vans uad iu
KtHutainM.iiK rin-ariH of (lt'twtinif couutrfeti money
tlnv in. iiiviiliiftl)lc. Vr'H't. ii a iwkttge. A,
MA VII K V iV CO., N.w YorkCitv. l'.O. Box
unlv .
MANHATTAN U(UiV r.f iWiik.D r
- - . . u r . iu oi.. , 4 . . r.j. num. oci.
YAKIMA VALLEr, IMMIGRATION CO.
A choice Farm and free fare to WahinL'to Terr).
tnrv, aa Preiniiiins to Clwi U. SuUcription Om
Hollar, ll.ii.iit immediately, or send two trc-ii
b'ainpa foi Our h-Miun-.-n " to H. O. WALTtUS.
Mjiuai-r. aliiina Citv. W.-islitnton Terrtiorv
aiicid WANTED
to Rcll the lifn of
i ii
r'IMCSIDlCPS.T II A Ik
Villi .nH un..,iv,.ln ... .1. .. .... . ..
v..u , i .i,. i 7V., T. , uaio. nteoi portrait.
. It. Hlwt lii.ll A- t'o.. 25 Gn-at Junes Ht., N. Y.
SALESME W VA NTKI to a. il K.atione,
Bta:uu for terms
' " VVIIIIIUIIK'IUII. Dt Jill
j-HiENlX I'VB. vo.. Wam-n, l"a!
YATCHESli
Ctleu rra. AtlilreM, Hlu.irJ
uitfi icpii Waicli ra..iltisbupli p.
g4.TTTJrQ valvei. Culojut rreo. AdJreu,
W 5J X S3 O-cal wt. Ou Wr.. l-i.,.l h '
mm
IHCAPEST T100KS IN THE WORLD
. Buy ul fcuKlHUil. I 1 ens- LIteruture. I l'Ke I'll
I 1 ' 1 vul-i. I I riiuu vol. hiititMitly I I tuf ljH
F clutlt ; yul i i J.uli- biiuutl. fur unlv ixu II
n A d t n t n
ii 1 1 1 1 1 1
S&tO S'O l',l'l"lVH' " SMfTFiTwoBBMn-:
Adaicti.Si'iNboN i.Co..i'orllu.id.M.O
(r-I'ef nor.
'd a I i imimil in t if iiinvnllvo tiirnii'ft-
ti ni ;iip v ln n-ci ihr-d a liinlm it v of Iho ailiiu-nta
which a fleet Imr-iniiilv. It is a well-ascertained
fact, re.tin: on thn esin'rioncn of over twenty-
live ,v nr.j, tlint a eomve ol itoMetrrn Motnaeli
Hitters w ill nut even a nat.itrivllv feebln rvh hi
(n Hiietl n btate of fli.ti.nu.t ttint. tl will lin polil-
ietetit to rc.l8t thn tiio.il pievnli-ut causes of
discae, such ai tha malign inllueneo of
iiiiiiHiun, ioiwnoii-iooio lvmer, excf-HHiva neiir.,
(lainn, col l, sudden ohattffeB of teuiperattiro.
eto. let there am thousands of neiuons livinc
in prrpolual peril horn onn or nioro of thtvo
enuHea, ialio reekloHaly omit to avail them
Reives of tho abnoluto proteo ion which tliiB
fninous vegetal)! antidoto alVord. liitermit
teut and hiliona remittent ft vol's, lheuinatiMm,
peneral debility, liervoua wealmepR and irreRit
iarities of tlio atoniiieh, bowels and liver, would
bo comparatively unknown, if this pa'atablo
specific woro in tuiivemal nso in tho distrlctk
uneiu iiv y i MH.itBiiav prevnii.
The erofrinar ouRtom nf rn(t.?nrr IVia
choir at the pulpit end of the church
has the very serious drawback that it
prevents a man from turning round and
lookinor nn at the mean in n. fritieal
O I . . . . . V ..A
manner just before the contribution
plate approaches his pew.
'Tl.ev Jrrt liitf fl. linvnrnrrn lint fl ttiftitti.lt.rt
with enrativn rtrnnert ten of tlm l.tirlinat. rli.irrnn
I i ----- - .n -.. . ... n.
containinp; no poifonoua dnipo. They do not
inr a wn an nuea iy in nnitausi nyatem, but
build it tin. One bettlo continn more bona.
that i, more real hop strength, than a bar 1 1
of ordinary beer. Kvery drnj:Kit hi Hnehester
hcIIh tliem, and tho ph. niciatiH preserilio them."
- ivn-nnsiar j.wninj i-:rprvm on nop li tilers.
The tooth of a mastodon, weio-hinfl'
six and a half pounds, was found bv a.
little bov in the Kentucky river, at
Marion, Ky., recently.
Kfl Vn m ii W.Mfl !.. M
When Wanier'M Sato Kidnev and Mver Cure
can bo Bocamly obtained and no safely used.
Hoof clippimzs act as fertilize, as
they contain ammonia.
Ft'IU! Con I.tVKn Oir. made, from flr.t
livens on tho seahhnro. bv CahwkIiT HazahuA
Co.. Now York. It in abunlutHv nure and
uwot. Tntionta w lio havo onco taken it prntVr
it In fill nt)wrfl 1 'liVuiolbiiM Imva ,Ltn. it
Htipoi ior to yof tbo other oils iu market. j
Tho OIilv tiatnml hair vnnnwnr fa rinnmtv-h.
ft (1tMHliriz4Hl Oxtracf nf Di'tmlnnn. ;ii.
Oilt (listillntion nr roc filirrtt i.m wit U ai.tu tw il
- ...... v i . nina
hiw, containing no minoral or otbor poiaonn,
44 WW
fe Afr 2MJL
(Tlili ngravliii rrpresenti the bniijfi In a licalthy state )
A STANDARD REMEDY
IN MANY HOMES.
For Cnntrhm. r it i. t . ..
Jjher iKTectlo,;. of" .,, T.m i ZKZX YMuS.lt
ituuds unrivaled and utterly boyoud all eoniiietiUou.
IN COMMPTiyE CISES
It atitireaches ro ner a fltw...ta.. o... . a.... ..
Kir cunt, are lK-nnaiieiitly cured where ll,0' direc.
tu.ie. ari.stn. tly eiimi.lied with. There le n ic -mi-col
or other lunr-.-diunt. to harm tho yuuuK or old.
AS AN EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL!
II tOiMTAIMS NO OPIUM IN ANY FORM!
J. N. HARRIS Si. cn . Dmn.iot
1 1( IW ATI, ().
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SYS TJ 10
Payne's Automatio Engines.
S
1 'ui m in ami iu"iiucni, irm jurntun a
TRUTH
vwidiui:. fl.i, I
- j 1 en, naniin r.4 Ulr liNil
J-;iiiiil rtt iDd KutH will for :i .... ...
tifirU. .l,,.f rjtt. Iwk -f hair. Mvnj . Iti
p.-!tcifd, fa ua, tin t.n.1 pl.es '! mum. ..S JF.
ttnil or if, PMr-ha'osw.tlf ' Vi- JJ i
n.l pi.os nt 111,11m,', i,dt; 5( " i
rlllfltM ti .11 tint ..lit.!!,,!, VAVJT-xV
S72 A,n;.';K- 1??i,,l,r,t,lol"'eaiiilymade.f'ostIy
V - Outlit tree. A.ld'a Tnin & (.:.. AiiKUsla.Maiue
't
VI
U.y .Mnlsl.t fr br.h . n, iun;rin.
UZkZZZ?ZlJ2 ?i "
-
o Ton
PARKER'S POCKET
THESE (MTTA ATtV 1TTTTT OTm
JSJB mta. Ju
1 'ZPh&SFi T&S.
m m if
n A titrnnm n . D 'i"-i -axioms of
PARKER S PATENT POSTAL AI POCKET SCAIES
lor Sale h , ill wwj 4 iJUJtiJJJM.
I "U "UO yUr lWU ii i'.rJVV!
... .lull
Used and approved bv tha Iftarlinrr
CIAKS of EUROPE and AMEEICA.
The most Vatnnhln
i-amiiy Remedy
known.
BOBPS rTTT
8EHT DISPAStm
. .
Luutui. i . 1 : ' ' n Bora 1 nrnot f -v n
-Trr them. 25 aad CO cent ue o
&1X4M) MLUiL ATTHEnrHLAuiXPHIA
AlCTION.
-n!) to tt'C fm tnef
find other ih teres
ed, tli" lioffirt nonte necc-n-
ally of a
n'tlniea pelllnn I'tu of smelt (lint,
rwl.in anlulii'P on fieeount (t Me;..
Ia not olli
Ulied or liooerfecllonu. To Itol'ioVO noon
t ti In method, by Hliowlnur hmf to rwtore j our
Hlock to JlrHt-eliLm condition, 1 tbP I'lnti
lierewllti presentcil. Tim slunnl benr.lt of
llio Oront OerniHn Iteinedy to miuiklnd very
renaonnbly induced Itfl npidlentlon to t!io
autl'erlnira nnd ailment of the. dumb crea
tion, hrKlnnlnfr with the Horse, l'eoplo who
tried It were more than surprised by its ro
Milts, ns attested In tho peedynint perma
nent cure of their Stock, and they nlmlly
announced their e.Tporloneo by word of
month and by th public. j.reM, until toduy
KAHMF.IIS nnd DlCAI Tits, HTOI KMr.W AND
IlRRKUKUS, the OOl'NTtt Y OVrtl, nrp UtllllR Kr.
Jacobs Hit. With delight, sntlsrHctlon find
profit. The other who
mistake or jfji loB thclr
thinkltiKthnt r-tl HtocK by n
anything Is KK 'fatj mlaprablo rf
ftood ennuRlt frt Bt ceon-
for a llorae . ISJlJl om'- Thoro
.la tniulo by "-JM' are others
who humanely rrjrnrd tho welfare of tholr
.InlUlful dumb crentttrf-s. nnd irovldo for
their comfort with good food nnd nhelter.
nnd for their henltti by a constant anpply
of sr. .1 Acotw oi the anfest and apeedlet,
relief for Olsensea of lioren and Stock ever
discovered. W henever there appears any
evidence wlmtoever of d Incline or Injury
nmonir Animal", they ahould hare the be-t
posHilile treatment, us It. never pays to df
ler attention toStm-k. lrmrmich, then, tm It
In the pnrt of common lulldenee lo line Mie
aurest curative meuiiK In the beidnnine,
every Stable, Farm and Stock-yard olioulit
be abundantly Mipplled with ht. jAfoiw
oil., wliich Is uncil nnd recommended by
tho bent MorKcmen in tho country u nn nr
tlelo which will rellevfi tnoro promptly and
certainly thn nllmenta of nnd iniui-lea to
Stock tlinn anv other remedy known. For
Spnvlu, ItlnKtM.ne, lnd-(iilll, 1 S-nh-
woiiniiii ana onn ...
II 1. 1.. .1. ft
-.J 1'vll Sullnt. ' flrvi.ll. tWt j
la. I.iiinciniflfl.xftfrncflfl, "!iimfl of '
cl
Acnt" nnd Chrnnln Founder, Mature,
m, Willi Iowa, Hroken Knees, 'um.
'rn
lmtiT,lil.)t. miitjilnlnir full illreetlttrm for
home treatment of dlmwaea of doimstithl
anlmala, aent upon application, by
A. V03S1EH & CO., Saltlmera, Ki
If ;m nn- ft mfi
ofbi
iiiHliiiHda HtiuLti I m Minn it latm
nd bT tlip Btralii if tfrfcviUntf ovrni.ti
your dutfcfl nroiil nitht ik, to r-n-HTitnuUintM
nnd mv f totv bmin vpkdU
UAn U:ttrs. r fl WAmLp. Ums UAn tl.
wanie, una Htp O.
If yon r younsr nnd
difw-rt'tlun or diHipj
ii, or bItikIv. or
ufTrlntf from ny In-
vouitfr, U!lfrlnK from
In on a bed wf aicJl
Bitters.
)Kxrut'Aiiu or iaiiuin
uomh, ixiy ua Hop
lv hoover ynn
p. Thouwtndn M an-
(S il miH.ly fr o in mnnm
14.13 tonn Kidney
wliemrT yow fti
ttmt your .YNm
an.
noodn cM'niiMMir, ton
liitf or PtimumtHitr.
by ft 1 1 HUM Y UK' t
t n It e HOP
Bltttr.
ITnYe yrm rti-
riopaitters
jtrjtsttt, a m (try
Ss m O.
nr urinary roni-
Iff mn ftbfoliit
M nira Ior
tliui)lttnropn ,
IIMV tlf OrUItll.
t o h 1 r c o , or
uiuvoUca,
ffnldhTdnity.
of 1 ho tfunniri,
(Hitrri, tttooit
ivr vrnerve
Vmi will h
ru rod If Yl lino
Hop Bitters
Ifyoimreiilm-
fwy w p n k niio
iw FTlr.tt'd, try
it i it may
inveyour
llf. It hni
11 or nrrnuts I
ra co.f si
RlMter, K. f.
Tnrntitrt. Out. I 1
la nved hun-
MAMffAflTnUV
And Wholesale Depaf,
465 FULTON ST.,"
BROOKLYN.
Imnortant to the Inyalids of America.
The MOST MATtVf.I.orS INVKNTK1N In thn
Woill.t) t.. tho "WU.KOMA" DIAUNKTIC
ti.AH.IIKNTS.
They cure EVERY FORM OF DISEASE known to
inau, without medicine, change of diet, or ot-t-upa-Hon.
'ni,uuu l'EHKoNH, onco HKULKlW 1NV
1.1 IiH, are now n joicinu iu tho llcfisineii of ltl
STohl'DltEAMll.
All check and poatoffiee ordcrfl for " WIT,.')?;! "
"nits niiiwt bo ina.lc pat mMo .to W'M. V.'ILbOX.
Fri.TOX KT.. 11UIIOKIAN.
St ud tor eirciilam. pnee listan.l other memorand
rej-artlliiu Ilia vvlt.NUNiA."
Wi- Kivelronithelistol thousantUof " W1I-SOXIA"
I'aticiitH thn followliiir
HKl'ltllKKN'l ATIVK RRFKHRKCKHi
Hon. Ilnriititi Ki.vtui.iir llli..u V V . 11....
CiMiper. Hon. 'fhurlow Weed. I'onitiio.riirn i- U 1u.
risoll. llfUHll'iil M- tir..l.i..ti .1,1.1..,. I... I u.
N. Y. IMIy: .1. II. llovt (ificn-liaiui. Kuril, -n Kl X V . "
1 1. V. t-'iLirwcat In.r (iiit.i.lw.iill V'v. i'
1!. HtiiiiHon ( reliant i, Spruce 1st.. N. V.'; 'i'ho'p'iiafl
Hull. LSI IV.IIllon Av.t lli-.u.LK... f'..i..,.l 1.....
l:l.,rl i-lll. Kl N V . II.... . ...,'
urer). Urooklyn; Mrii. It. I'tohh.aiia Wyc'koll Ht!,!) l.li ii!
00.,'l'!,nNTHrlGfNTSWANTD-UUbp.ft
T W'W Ailtlrcnii .luy ll.-omon. I)..i,.l. id..ir
S "i 1 T :!;;," AN"' KXVKN8KH TO
I I I A,ntvN,J!- Outfit tree. Atldrcsi
. " P. O. Vil ltcrv. Alliru.In. II...
W ili!,l! ':1!v."17 Pnn.1.? have .lot" of f,1n with oni
.-ryl.....hl.r-7a.lF.IwM
YOUNG MEN " WM ieVra IVIwraiVh'y l3
Hitiiati,,,,, ad,lr ValenU.leTlVoiV.'
A ,','!''','s "fain Fooili-ureaNervoit!il(l.iUtyJlc
1 t akui Ks til Oi-uerat IveUivaiia, I -all dnutUiKta
Send fri vlar. Allen's Pliannacv.imt FnVti aOi I Y.
V hclliUKl'icltirnilllookKandllibleii. 1'iic.x n-dncntl
II pei cl. National i'uhlisluiw Co.. l'hlla,l( l!l,ia.
$66 f 2vu,'!f i,,!,v';Vr,V,v" tow"- Teinmand outfit
lrw-.A.hl s 11. HALi.Krr.-rii.,K,rllan,l.Maine.
I II tt 4 1 1, atl iv ii-I.Vh W. KJioivdiP-l,: H.m.,-,7,mMw-
., i.l !. . a'i, "'.'" ' ll " my thai, tf
A""' It. YiirkTit,:
i. ti.ii m-yv r-.na-K';
Want
SCA
-iLi
J".V?'??e ..., and vyo will a u
.111. i,. . II,, JH1 It riln ,h.. . V... '
. iATJI . i
pityst.
9 A
Articles -from tur.-
Vaseline auch aa
Pomade Vaseline.
Vaseline Cold Cream,
Vaselino Carcphor loo.
Vaseline Toilet 60a p,
n fluiwrtttr t. tuj l.til.r cm.
VASELINE CONFECTIONS.
An agreeable form of ta!&
ing Vaaebne mterna!.
25 CENTS A E01T.
Vrrr Jv
Tl-AflfmTt
Tl. 'f. I.r AT
iillc, woro lliroar, iiteiiijer. bom loaiiy
other IHaenaea, ewpeelnlly Koot-ltot In
Klicep, Sr. Jaooiis Oil, atl'orda Inatnnt relief
n ... I a Miil'A .-lll-A 11 till .NiMlfl Imt. Fit-TV ('KXM.
f a.
I i I I
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III Il
It r
. NLVtK I
Ml
mm
ten L 1
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wnrrwna u mmu
r-urrnr it.
tTn.ri-m..w
ai.u x jafl..
1 .- ...n : .
I1 our goods.
KAFOsITIOW.
CUJUiATE&CU..i5i.Y,