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rui.l Rto even
, when t!i in-
iu prli r.'.il
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It
i ' am
()n-- rh
j T.i wock was minle
10 or.Vr in 1 Vi in, ami int'IiitM abutter,
nn i p lov-t'ntlrnrT. Liko nil 1 lie
011 itv,..i, t)io Imn.llos wore of ivorr,
f-' .;i -.!.1.1 with eumll torqnoipo, nmi the
l!;r iaa lorvthrr crro Wfts lined with
lorjniso blue satin.
KowailftyH, if yoa po to call on a young
laily rarly in tb morning, ton to one
yon find hor lolling back ia no easy
chair, with lor ropy linger tips immerflcd
iu a finger bo-vl of econtod water (the
jlrst stop in tho procoRs), or else cha
mois poli.sLcr ia hand, carefully and
laboriously rubbing her nails.with a fine
pink powilor that eventually inakos
IheraeLit a lilta diamonds.''
The ollior day, hvinp; a desire to
writo v.y the process, I visited the estab
lisLjun'ul vl a J-.hs. P., and it was there
I wns imprcpsod with tho growth of the
row fa.ihion, being asked to make an
nppoiufanent three days later, owing to
tLo rush of customers. I noticed that
only Indies were present, but when I
nnncnted on it,'SIrB. P. showed me a
Fmail ollico, entered from the back of
tho honso, whore were neated some gen
tlemen, one a congressman, all looking
t.illior shamefaced nt being there,
"They Lave not tli3 courage to bo
i-f-t a t-.alt:iluj," fcnid the Liitiuioure; "so
I Lad to arrange a sort of buck door. A
frrnnt. many (;iriilemen"corae here, nota
bly -ministers and actors, as in their
respective professions they are given to
imivg their brands freely, and like to
have ihem as cijfect-iva as possible.
".TLca f:hionabIc young men havo
taken tip tho idea, and many of them
are roguj&r customers, and pay so much
a month to have their nails taken care
of. My two moot fashionable patrons
are a Brooklyn preacher and a Wash
ington politician and orator."
" And how about the ladies ?"
' Oh, you can see lor yourself," and
the manicure took down blank . book
in which were inscribed the autographs
of her lady patrons. Among them were
the names of several well-known ao
tresses of stock companies and of an
American prima donna. Amusing to
relate, the list of matrons was longer
thflu that of young ladies.
But to tho point When my turn
came I Bat in a row with five other
ladies, in the easiest of armchairs and
with damask napkins in onr laps. Fin
ger bowls of stained glass on, plates of
painted French china, filled with tepid
water perfumed and containing an acid
to soften the ekin, were given us, nd
solemnly we sat and soaked our fingers
for fifteen minutes; , . j .. , (
' At the end of that time an "opera
tor" on a, low stool seated herself be
fore me, dried one hand, posed it oa a
pink satin cushion and with a fine steel
instrument quickly scraped away all
the soft skin around the nail, thea she
filed it into a point at the top and
clipped the sides with sharp scissors,
tuen she rubbed a red salve over it,
wiped it off and proceeded to polish
with the diamond powder, using the
palm of hor hand until the nail fairly
glittered, and finally warm water, castile
soap and a soft brush left it. clean,
smootn and suinmg.
xne process was repeated on every
linger, and in half an hour for the Bum
. of 51.50 was finished, and the result
was ten pink and brilliant weapons of
dclcnse , so sharp and pointed as to sug
gest the advantages' of peace. The
fashion of wearing . these long and
pointed tails has become so exat?fcer-
'ated, that it necessitates long-fingered
plovca and extreme caro to prevent
liitir orealiing Oil.
- ' - Fashion Koto.
Pasiues are worn as much as ever.
The poke grows in fashionable favor.
The pcuf in back draperies is not
large.
Bidged plush is at a premium in mil
imery. . , .
Skirt draperies are more elaborate
than ever.
Beep, dark red is a fine color for
plush trimmings,
raniers are net bouffant, but cling
close to tno nips.
Furs will be much need this winter,
wufcuter tiie weather is very cold or
not.
Two or more materials combined to
form one costume is as fashionable as
ever. .
Louy; visit.es, dolman cloths and cir
cles will all be worn for midwinter
..wraps. -
Light-colored ulstors of heavy cloth,
trimmed with nndyed sealbkin, are very
labiuQntiiae.
One of the mosif effective stripes in
new colors is of orange with hair lines
cf gold and eded with black.
Broad Byron cellars, trimmed with
lunisuco laid on over the linen to
look like embroidery, are worn. ;
Ail , sons of felt, plush and furry
h-eaver us.ia and bonnets will be worn,
but pokes are tho first favorites.
Jackets are giving place to long dol
maun, French pelisses, circle and 1'om
j a Jour or Mother Jlubbard cloaks.
TToue and surah are frequently com
bined in tho same suit with one or more
materials, and trimmings besides, ,
rendiint pockets of white satin and
vSiuiro trimmed with Spanish laoe make
pretty additions to evening deini
toilets.
Ombre watered tilka come in two or
. three contracting colors, such as dull
red, or seal brown, with blue and olive;
palo pink or brown with red and gray.
Lilies of the valley and white rosea
are much worn by brides; lilacs are
uL'3 milled with orangd blossoms in
tho floral garniture of a bridal costume.
Y'id) flounces of Spanish lace, ar
i; ,-'.d in four deep festoons near tho
l,i .'.i -j i i of the rruruier.it, are uc.ed as an
ecci-.b: , ly fctyiirh trimming for black
plh do-. t.s.
Ti'.S'-l I ! - a proiiiiit'iit posi-
i'v n in ii.ii:. ry i-r'..:rifnta!i'n uud tl.U
Mm c.i-..' . t v.: ait rich vh t-ille
. -. I..L. I .J a ; .'V -.. I ! .
; I tO t
fir
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T.. -.v. t V,ii m nrr jr..; iu a nho y
f-lyl.-; ., bii-im f-vn n-i.,.ul,f.!-ly wi.h
d f..n-,e r f the - T, - ti l.uve fioi t
lb ick ronf-id.-rably, which stjlo
is vr v ticconung to a youmini inee.
rush draperies nvrangedin huge bows
ivh long wide enl3 appear on the
backs of many French dresses, end tho
-iViflTorl flonnces. doubled and forming a
bag-like flounce round tho skirt, which
wcro introduced last spring, are still
seen.
Novel Mode of Catching Electric Eels.
In traversing the Lianas of the prov
ince of Caracas, in order to embark at
San Fernando de Apure, on his voyage
up the Orinoco, Sout h America, M. Bon
pland stoppod at Calabozo, his object
being to investigate the nistory oi tne
Gymnotus, great numbers of which are
found in the neigubornood. Alter re
maining three days there, some Indians
conduoted him to the Gano de Bera, a
muddy and stagnant baHi'n, but sur
rounded by rich vegetation, in which
some grand Indian figs and some mag
nificent flowering odor ;reus mimosas
were pre-eminant. Ho and his friends
were much surprised when informed
that it would be necessary to take thirty
half-wild horses from the neighboring
savannahs in order to fish for the Gym
notus. The idea of this fishing, called,
in the language of the country, embar
bascar con caballos (intoxicating by
means of horses), is very odd. The
word barbasco indicates the roots of the
Lacquinia, or , any other poisonous
plant, by contact cf which a body of
water acquires the property of killing,
or, at least, of intoxicating or stupefy
ing the fishes. These come to the sur
face when they have been poisoned in
this manner. The horses chasing them
here and there in a. marsh has, it seems,
the same effect upon the alarmed
fishes. While their hosts were ex
plaining to M. Bonpland and party
this strange mode oi fishing the troop
of horses and mules had arrived, and
the Indians had made a sort of battue,
pressing the horses on all sides, and
forcing them into tne xnarsn. lie In
dians, armed with long canes and har
poons, placed themselves round the
basin; some of them, mounting tne
trees, whose branches hung over the
water, and by their cries, and still more
by their canes, preventing the horses
from landing again. The eels, stunned
by the noise, defended . themselves by
repeated discharges of their batteries.
For a long time it seemed as if they
wo old be victorious over the horses.
Some of the mules especially, being
almost stifled by the frequency and
force of the shock, disappeared tinder
the water, and some of the horses, in
pite of the watchfulness of the In
dians, regained the bank, where, over
come by the shocks they had undergone,
they stretched themselves at their
whole length. The picture presented,
M. Bonpland says, was now indescrib
able. Groups of Indians surrounded
the basin ; the horses, with bristling
manes, terror and grief in their eyes,
trying to escape from the storm which
had surprised them ; the eels, . yellow
and livid, looking like great aquatic
serpents swimming on the surface bf
the water, and chasing their enemies,
were objects at once appalling and
picturesque. In less than live minutes
two horses were drowned. An eel, more
than five feet lonar. elided under one
horse, discharged its apparatus through
its whole extent, attacking at once
the heart, the.viscera, and tho plexus
of the nerves of the animal, probably
benumbinir and finally drowning it.
When the struiiKle had endured
quarter of an hour, the horses and
mules appeared loss frightened, the
manes became more erect, the eyes ex
pressed less terror, the eels shunned
in place of attacking them, at tne same
lime approaching tno DanK, wnen tney
were easily taken by means of the long
cord, and were drawn ashore without
being able to communicate any shock,
Havicar landed the eels, they were tran
ported to little pools dug in the soil
and filled with fresh water : but such
is the terror they inspire that none of
the people of the country would release
them from the harpcon. a task which
the travelers had to perform themselves,
and receive the first shock, which was
not slight, the most energetic surpassing
in force that communicated by a Ley
den jar completely charged. The gym
notus surpasses in size and strength al
the other electric fishes,
t . .-.,-, ,1Ti Cynibalom.
Supper being over we went out upon
the terrace, on which by this time the
moon was shedding her silver light
chfcteninK on the vine leaves, and cast
ing sharp, black shadows on the white
washed walls. Most of the Kuosts dis
persed themselves, to continue their
dessert in the vineyard, but I remained
beside the gypsies, attracted by the
curious shape of one of the instruments
on which they played. One of the men
was seated before an empty barrel, in
lieu, I supposed, of a table, and on it
he had placed a flat wooden instrument,
something like a shallow box, almost a
yard in width, but rather less in length.
I supposed it to be a stringed instru
ment, until, coming nearer, I discov
ered that what I had taken
for strings were long flat
strips of glass, arranged in different
lengths. In each hand he held Jittlo
sticks, made something like the ham
mers in the interior of a piano, and
with these he struck the glass keys.
Yet to say he struck the keys gives an
imperfect impression, for the hammers
only trsmbled and quivered and danced
in his fingers like the drops of a foun
tain falling into the basin below. One
note was never long drawn out vibrated
in never-ending repetition, paitioularly
when the air played was slow and mel
ancholy. This instrument is tho cym
balom; and in every Hungarian melody
there are notes which are only produci
ble in perfection on just thia instru
ment, although first-rate performers
cun execute a feeble imitation of its
trembling tones upon tho piano.- Tin
A rfn y .
It ia estimated thut the millers of
LliuncapolU, Minn., will need fur con
bumi'U'.iu tLid yi-.-ir, li.ij'JOjij:) Lutdiehj
U. '- r t.
T! r- " -tfinhy r.o f r;.-n e . ;
lively fi.i'.-f'-d in jo'un'ilif'M, f-,' b.i ex
el, .ill'-;", is become i-o Jew have for it. '.!.
t'-!i:j rr:ia,eTit mid tho wr.stiin" on.
More Hinn a moiety of map land is Mow,
lackirjg in alacrity, and devoid of a
fouso of proportion, TLe, art of putting
things rapidly in phnpa is not well un
derstood by the public. Thi is the
reason why we have long-winded ser
mons, lectures promotive of somnolency,
and magazine work which presupposes
that longevity vouchsafed to the long
abiding old gentlemen and ladies of the
Old Testament,
Tho public is not inconsiderto it is
only ignorant. Tho newspaper is a
mystery, of the manufacture of which
it knows hardly anything. Those who
give to it the enthusiasm of youth, the
vigor of manhood and whatever of
wisdom old age may have brought with
it might havo abiding fame in this de
partmont of literature or the other, in
the field of science, in the arena of
Eublio affairs. Taste or accident lias
etrayed them into a humble sphere of
human exertion, nor do they quarrel
with their fortune, ne who drifts into
jonrnalism rarely leaves it; he still plods
on in the daily toil which for him has a
rare fascination. Often thero is no fame
for him. The cleverest newspaper men
may be utterly unknown, and not for
gotten only because ho has never boon
remembered. His heart, however, is
stout, at any rate; and, come compo
tonco, or tho lack of itcome the high
est or the humblest position, ho still
toils with irrepressible cheerfulness, and
hopes when all is over with him that
his associates who survive him will be
reasonably sorry or solemn at his fu
neral. '
The area of the dominion of Canada
is given as follows in a document
"ust 'issued by the dopartmfnt of the
interior: Square miles Ontario,- 109,
480; Quebec, 193,355; New Bruns
wick, 27,322; Nova Scotia, 21,731;
Prince Edward Island, 2,131 Manitoba,
150,000; British Columbia, including
Vancouver's and other islands, 390,314 ;
Northwest Territory, 1,803,000; Kee
watin district,. 309,077 ; islands in the
Arctic, 311,700 ; islands in the Hudson
Bay, 24,400. Total, 3,400,542 equare
miles. ' -
The following suggestion is made by
Dr. Foote't Health Monthly ; Try a satu
rated solution of bicarbonate of soda
(baking soda) in diarrheal troubles ;
give freely.
An Elk ton. Md.. paper mentions the ce
of Mr. T.. Deenen, of thai place, who suf
fered severely with rheumatic pains until
he tried a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil. which
completely cured him. Indianspohs (Ind.)
journal. 1 ..
There are Baid to bt fifty injurious in
sects in our vegetable gardens r fifty iu
our vineyards, while eeventy-five attack
our apple trees and more than fifty our
grain llelds. oeventy-llve millions ol
dollars is estimated as the damage done
to the wheat in Illinois in one season,
and nearly ten years ago the nnnmal
loss in the United fttates from insect
depredation alone was estimated at
nearly $400,000,000.
Cited by the Wadiington (Ind.) Gnr.ette
is the fact that the colls in that locality
have a sort of lameness in the joints J. P
Myew cured hia by anointing it with St.
Jacobs QjL
Sheridan 6ays that an oyster may be
crossed in love, and rumor has it that d
mosquito was actually mashed last cum
mer on a Long Branch belle.
, Jlasoa & Hamlin Urgan Company.
At the great Italian Industrial Exhi
bition just closing in Milan, Italy, the
highest awards for musical instruments,
a silver medal and diploma, were taken
by an American manufacturer, tho Ma
son and Hamlin Organ Company, whose
cabinet organs were judged to be so
superior that they were the only reed
organs of any manufacture, European or
American, which were awarded a medal.
It is a great honor to these makers that
in Italy itself, the very home of music,
their organs should receive such dis
tinction. They excited much interest
among musicians, and were by special
order repeatedly exhibited to the royal
court by Carlo Dnoci, the distinguished
artist of Home.
We know that we must meet to part,
but we know not that we part to meet
again,
What Physicians Niiy.
Bau Lisandho. (Jul.. January 6. 1877.
Dr. It. V. Mcrce, buffalo, N. Y.: JJmr Sir
havo employed your " Pleasant lurijative Pol
lute " in my practice for the last four years. 1
now uae no other alterative or caihartic medi
cines iu ail chronic dot alignment of the utom
ach, liver and bowels. 1 know of nothing thai
cqualH thoiiL J. A. MiLl.r.it, Al. 1J.
raoKEsson Beai at the Michigan Agricultu
ral eoilesro. lias 1.000 different Krassoa and clo
vers crrowinsr, each in a separate bed, in the
garden attached to the college.
' Dr. Pierce's '"Golden Medical Discovery u
has become bo thoroughly established in public
favor that were it not lor the torgetluliictut ol
pood'.o it would not be uccoseary to eall atten
tton to its power to euro consumption, which it
scrofula of tho lungs, and other blood diseases,
as eruptions, blotches, pimples, ulcnrs and
"liver complaint."
Thk disease of men is ueijloctinfr to weed
their own fields, and busying themselves weed
iug.tlie fields of other people.
, i . i
lluw Women Would Vole.
Were women allowed to vote, every one in
he Isud who l a-i used Dr. Tierce's "Favorite
Prui-erip'iou," would vote it to be an unfailing
remedy lor the ilioa8os peculiar to her sex.
liv itrir.'fjims.
Youno. one is rich in all the future that he
dreams; old, one is poor iu all the past that he
regrota. -
Vkcijtink. It extends iU influence into every
part of the human organism, commencing with
lis founuuUon ; correcting diseased action, and
restoring vital powers, creating a healthy for
mation and purilication of the blood, driving
out diHoaae, and leaving future to perform its
anoue.i limn.
ri'RE Cod Ijvkb Oil. made from selected
livers, on the seashore, Ly Caswell, H&ZAits &
Co., New York. It is absolutely pure and
sweet, l'atieuta who have once ttiLeu it prefer
lb to all others, rnyoieians nave decided it
superior to any ol the other oils in market.
B:ildheaded. tacu are informod that there is
but one avenue of escape horn their affliction.
and that is Cauuoijnk, a deuio iced extract ol
pettol.-uiii, the fcn.it hail rcuewer, being re-
Celi'.'y ' '..y-.'-, I 1- !) t.-.v'lva 1 vi t'lf.
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'IS CllHlft.' H I'AV ' TV't lrr
Ui'H. Hi sl. -iter's Mnuinrll
urn! 'ifr..iinr.l ami luvlimatinn tuti
ftiftiKlnrd reputation, Wlilell URveleiH, oim
prunto, tourUt!, nuritier and other wli-i
timt.en mid pill-suits pulnil exposure, R'll.jrri mn
ti rhnm;ri of tvmpeintiir- ruir-mml or un
wholopeiiii diet or water, jin.1 ttjo. futigno nt
trinltiut upon loll)? Jnuninyn 1T !nml or sen,
covieur in pronouncing it re h !!,, f;rf,n1i!o
and wife. An rrnio-.ly lor (lmonlxra of tli.i
liver, fttoinac.h mil lnvits, very prevalent in
malarious regions nd Die tnipien, an a pre
ventive of fovor and ague, rheumatism mid
kidney troubles, and as a reslorativo of vigor,
It is also held In tho highest estimation.
Fwiks are runntioned in a charter of Ferdi
nand I., of Ppaln, 1101. Tliey wro introdnew!
Into I-.nglund in ths sixteenth century.
Wurqgr's gnfg IHdnry mill Mvw C'nro.
SPKKcn Is noble only when, lino an hoinet
money, it represents the gold of thought
Oa Thirty Days' Trial.
The Vollaio Do2t Co.. Marshall, Mich., will
send their Klootro-Voltaio Uelts and other Eli-c-trio
Appliances on trial for thirty days to snv
person affliotod with Norvous Dobility, Ifwt
Vitality, and klndreti troublos, Rrtarautesin
conipleto restoration of vigor and manhood.
Address as above without dolay.
I. a-No risk is incurred, as SO days' trial 1?
allowed. i
Bod-linn, nonrhra.
Rats, eats, mioo, ants. Hies, insects, cleared on!
by "Hough on lints." liw.rtruirfosts.
AllKATTY'H PIATJOKOnTFf.-MiMimfnl
. holiday prwnts: ff.iunrf. ratul pliuioforti-A torn virj
c.itiipmie rounu cornrrn, runwn.Mi cAitrii. mrr untnntiH.
Krnttv'i mli-hlr iron rratnon. stool, book, rover, boxes,
V2''J.T.1 to J'itIT JO catalogue prli-e. fwjo to
MMHituii su.xronte.! ir uioner rrfini.leit. rter one
MV'inwi I rlihf rinnnlnrtr. 1'J to v.v,: rsis
Iokiib prk-pi t.nm to 0:iitn.liiril pmnofortrsoriheiiiit
eiw.n theii..nn.t teiir- i write rr main ninth lint of tee
tlnmninln. Ilentn 'i. nlln-( tK; A NS, c.ilho.lriil,
rlmrch. rhapel, parlor. 8.IO uiiwent. Vllt' wolcnmei
freei-iirrliiifemeetiipanvnccrmllliwtratnil dialogue (Imll
tnve'lltton) I'rrr. A.M'i w o! call upon
DAMKt, V. 11EATTV, WnHiKTO,KiffjrRET.
MKSv'l'KI niOll lRATII.
William I. CeiiKhlln. of Soninrrillo, Mnss., Bars: In
the fall of 187(1 1 was taken with liloetlliiR of the lutips,
followed by a ex-m rmiKh I lont my appotite ud
Reeh, anil was confined to my lied. In 1K77 I was ad
mit ted to tho hospital. The doctors said I had a hole
In my Inn? as as a half-dollar. Atone time, a re
port wout around that I was dead.' leave np hope,'
but a friend told mo of Da, William Hall's Balsam
rouTii Lunob. Ijrot alxtxtlc, when, toniysurrrlee,
I coturaenccd to feol bcttnr, and to-dar I feol better
than for three years post. I writs this liopinu every
one atllicU'd with diseased limits will take Dm. Wil
liam IIall's IIaiaih, and bo convinced that cos
cxiTion cas be ruuKD. I can poeitively s.vy it has
dono more good than all the other luedicinus 1 have
taken siuoe my sickness. r i
PERILS OF THE DEEP.
"Ptinnff rny trip flown tho Klycr Tticns, In
Spain." siild nptnin Jioyton to a repifsciitatlve
3f Ihisjounial iu n recent conversation by the
lea thore, "I had lo 'shoot' 10ft waterfalls, the
InrKesl U'ing Blxiutc'ulity-Cvc feet, and Innumerable-
rapids. Crossing the Straits of Messina, I
had three ribs broken In a fight with sharks; and
'romlnicdown the fomane, u river In France, I
received a charge of shot from an excited and
Hurtled huntsman. Although this was not Very
pleaaiit and miht bo termed danKerous, I fear
nothing more on my trip than intense cold : for,
as Ions as my limbs are free and easy and not
cramped or benumbed I am all right. Of lata I
ennr stock of St. Jacoiis On. In mvllttln boat
The Captain calls fVliaby Mine," and lias stored
uicrein signal rocitcts, thermometer, compass.
revisions, cte. and I havo but little trouble,
lefore stn.-tine out I rub lnvself thoroughly with
the article, and its action upon tho muscles is
wonderful. From constant exposure I am some
what subject to rheumatic pniua, and nothing
would ever benefit me until I got hold of this
Great German liemedy, Why, on my travels I
have met people who had been fullering with
rheumatism for yenrst by my advice they used
the Oil and it cured them. 1 would sooner do
without food for days than te without this rem
edy for one hour. In fact I would not attempt a
inj, wiuioui 11. xne i.upittin uecaiue very en
thusiastic on the subject of St. Jacobs Oil. and
when we left him ho was still citing instances 0
me ourauve qualities or tno breat Ueniuui item-
say to a party arouuu mm. , ,
HYN U rl
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HELIOTYPE . . ENGRAVINGS.
Tlione beautifully-executed reproduction! of contlj
eoKravlDK. priutod on beveled plate paper tltll'21
Inches racb), an now very generally In use for Ui
adorunieut of library aud parlor walls. Taero ar
now upward of SSU subjocts, including the master
piece of ancient and modern art. The price of the
t-nnravliiKS is fifty cent each.
Our Bookn are for mile by all booViller, or will be
n.nt Kti,Htd m re.-.'i,t of price. CatuloKU1! of our
lUtiikM and litwrlplive (.'atatuK'ueii of our iicliotyjiu
i-nt-rjuaj-s are u ni iree lo appucanu.
JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO., Boston.
PENSIONS,
ARE PAirAtTeTv mHlfr duaMfd by fteeident
r other wi.. A WulMtnf hdt kt.id. Iom of
fluacr, tir y. Ul 11 I UK, if buttliKbt;
fiiuvt vf Lubfii or VrlctA Veins fOT a
)ien L'otlcr uw lw iuuiuauii
Ll lllll la KM ttittTftAa uf naitiai. V idowiL ar-
tihan anil dt-itfutinnk falher or mother of
luliiir r fct a finu-n. Koud t i'uiii lux eojy
I'enaion inn n-tutttv AOi. Aourfw.
P. M- Flti,4ria to., i'tim ahb i,
M.1inr.Mmiti . ..id. Krirr lo Ind. Kfvakm Co.
and I'roa'i Cciitrul Kan k . boU of lotiikuauubk
CTH. liavl for tin- Slur NuailHled UnnliBr a Ul.i
XuUaua Ui4 it. '.'.it ii y.-r. 0 par-a. iil'd. Bie.'i.
uienf Ire. Ad.l, ,S. H. riAMaau, llir.i-.1nl. N. H.
TTnir!an,ia niadii vtHliout fail.
AdJlfH.H fl,
a' uirt nlnm.
iwliMiuu tu,i. I .N l 'N
AOKNt'Y, KMtonV pram-r IS n .1 .vloJS . Y.
A fl WTC W A Vi I-.l for a book of Ki-wt
iVVlrjll I il v.lue. 1 . -rv faii.ily urnditH. AU-
8777
A YFAH AND tXH'JihKS TO
AGl .M-i. Uultlt line. Ad,!r.s
V. ti. I Urry, A uhuiiih,
KeMilxut Aiienu wautiid lo ev-ry town. or iartio
ultti-ttil,U-;rf Ja. Crop in-r, tij Wy ht.,Nw Vork,
Kf,tilnn A rum wiiii-5 tu ctitv town. Vurpar-it.-ulani
a.i lii.-otri- uli.-r, i.-i Canal bt., N. Y.
4 y r$ t ' ' ' . f i i .'(, v Al h. ' if. t-.L- ' v n.A.ti I '. .tif
i , ... i. f. A .. i i ' 3. A f ... ,
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in
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10
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l. ft,1,.. !,i :', t H' t hin.i.. if vp f.u-
a kiud t.f j nU:'", patron. (" ' r-
prise wns it ' Alum, iuid tho thro vi",'. 1 - w
v.hioh ho f.iii;:, led nvo to-th'y ali.nist t1-Rfr(-d,
whiln t!.o orii'ifil colonist-i uro
poit'.torpd. Tl-.o linisio IkiU wtvft recently
torn down.
I Made up my Mind to try the
Vcgctine.
BurrALO. Dec. 27, 1870.
Mn. H. It. R-rT-vrsn 1
Dear Sir I polite at N'.v Ttlt Ntnirara strvt. or tnfs
rity. I am W v,'i,t- of ii.rf. Ir iu'V.-rnl vi-ai-s l-s'l I
have liocn in fee 1, In hciiitli. Mv enMii'lsint Is what
tho doctors call (irnmi. f'l iiit.tTv of tho sj-stem.
At liinen 1 siilleiT't mv.r.i painn tn m n'nl an. I bark,
1 it. ,1 a ntotii.f-r of i-rinn.lii.K illiimt rei-cl iTitf any
ilh-f. JIv aHi ntliiii wan ealh'd to your advi-rtlao-iiiriit
of Vj.oi tt-f: In our raiter. 1 tiinilo hp lin
in i lid to trv tho V k.om-im' .pent and bought foino. It .
h'eiiieil lo hdp mo irom I he Mint., mid in a abort tinio
my imaltli iincrovrd. I have iihim! a niimlx-r of bot
t le. nnd am liitw cnjoiiitf bettor health than 1 have
for a iiniiilHr of vear'n. I have riH-itMiiieii.eil tim
Vkoctink to mv alter and alan to several aoi.iir.lut
aneea. and they have iiHftl 11 with i"(iiallv iioil r
Niilta. It la the tiit niiMlicliin ior ivnalun atel ifpn
eral di btlliy of tlicsislnn that I know of, and 1 clo
with errut roiirnfein-u n-i: tmun-inl it toall mv frieiula
a fttroo.t lne.lii-ino. X wool, I alno atate tfiat tor a
Kreat many veiira 1 haM" Ik'i ii a sufferer from rheu
inatiHtn, and itin-o I eomin-'orfil nlmr th VkuK
tint. 1 havu 1m l but v.'t-v lltlld tumble iroiu '.t.
Yoiu-a, ver- ivHifttnllv,
Utrt. H.VMUKI. ORKKNK.
I am lieronallv ao.inaliite1 th Mm. Ormn and
knew her a a reli-l,e niel hoie-at lady, and also
kuow that tho above Ktalette-nt la truo.
lours, n-aiaa-lliiily,
tm. U. SMITir,
Liiix-nlnR lru;:j?!at, '.m NiaKra Street
Vegetino
iias rt its iQuai.
Lung Disease.
' Skxma. Ala.. May 1J. 1872.
It. II. 1-vi-v-n. Himlon :
I take eroat oleamv In iwommrnillnu vour Veco-
flno. 1 have ihm ii aiilT-'rlue tor a lonir tiiui ith
ItHf'l Irving flvery kind cl uj-(lieuw that I
chiiM R.'t, but none atHiiued to dome anv flood tiiilll
1 tried our pn-at Veetio" reinertv. 1 had uax.l it
onlv a abort time br-toro I (Miiild dlai-orera voir en-at
ehaiiae in to b'-iillh tor t he hotter. 1 don't consider
that, sov.r-liio'iii ino naa its iiai lor mo ninaw
wim-n von er,i-OMo in eun, eaiHn;iaii- iuo uiaejan
that 1 hayu bix-u all'lcted with.
jijii.i mu.M.in.
Vegetino is Sold by ail Druggists.
PEERLESS
99
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, WILLIAM WILSON,
Meclicnl Klfjctrieiivii.
-ifir, i tilton St. Itrook.'v",
May ho enn ti'd dailv from 10 A. I. tog P. M.. ft
qfvh'iiyr, "TIIK Wl I.Ni I A " lA4KTIC
t JA K li KN I'."i willeiire eeiylorni t i(
eet U'. matter ot liowr lonu Hiandiuit. iiii 111 N-
1IIKU TiU)l "AMi t't'lil-.s in jinHiiifn and Mm
York. W lM Klt IS I WIN t'S. I'liOTKirl' YtlClt.
8Kt,V'KS a'aiiirti asthma or r.iii.iimition hy wearing
VI I.SOXI " eloihin. Uold lert am t!i it.-
rurxoi-H ut i n. !:.' illH that ll-'h ia heir tn. wenr Hit
TAKK AlKlllCINl.; AN11 lllK. WKAU"VII-
W I l.tl 1 A ' aolea anil avoid aiu-h ilaliuer.
WIN I " AND I.1VK.
UKWAKK til- FilAUDN. IIoctis csrmeuts an nr
tlieinark.'t. Til" " W'l I.SOM A " t atuddeil with
llletathe ovclota. allow iiur Iho nivtala on the faea. AL
othera aro liwuda. Heud lor (amt-hU.ta containing
tortliuioiiials lroni ihu la'.-.t la-oi'lo in Ani. neA nlu
have iM-eii rured a'l.-r alt foi:ua ot niedielue ha.!
lailtid. r.me our a-bln aai-a :
ISO. m I UI.IOM t.j ltKKT, llUUUKLlS.
NO. liu HliOAP.VAV. 1
NO. 1.M7 W.tnnWAY. J-NF.W YOUR.
No. JIM 1 llhtli AVK.J
SO. tt t-ni'liTTI STHI-IKI'. Ni-:U SOtH'lf
KtiUI'rH M I'll MX lllllniKI.V.N, li. 1.
MLLOU'S
ffnnth!7 Hsrmln
UAUUUUI l.ilJi'UtviUO
For 1332. Uluatratod.
iuu rages tnterta'.nniont a month (1,200 a
Tear) (or $1.53 Per Annum, Postpaid.
Canrinlnt lloninxrr, Ilnmnrnita Hhirhr,
,e rioi ie., i-,r,v l iinu Aavcaium b
tani nuit J.nn.l, lltHKirnrrd I'eeiii-, ql,-.
Juvenile lei, 11 tioe.it. K.lllor'a lli-.wt.i-.
I'lizylr 1'i'ue, l,H.lir' len I I nu ul, llne
kivufi-"' Oepiil iiileiil, (.'mule lllnall ntlona,
nv.i nil loi-iiiiiitf a
Mcot Completo and Popular Se.
rial, and Oldest In theCountrv.
Do notauliari ibeforauv onblleation until 1011 have
sent l(t centa to ths .ulUhIi.-i-k of this .ul.Mlar
iiioiiiioy, niiii raiHttvea a ropy oi 1110 laaue ror jnnii.
Itll.N'IV-a. Then, if villi wli.ll to or.nliiniH. it will
r. mnji, wnn Its many MiW lll'UOK
only be jioceexury to remit M. iO for the halanes
of tho year, o notice Ukeu of lunlul car.U oalllus
Vmr rnle by nil Nevt-sricalot-s at 13c. a ceyy.
TIIOIKM Ar. TAhltOT, I'nba,,
llnwrley tai., Holon, Jtlaaa,
"VV'jVIVV1311'iS '"
SWISS BALSAM!
r.nutain iiilln.p i?n.:m nor noiaoll. Ctlis-H lu-rina
, nt.niv all Ilia- h.m !' ) rvnli nud Kktn. it
may bo n id ly ai'i'hed to the yonuueat elillil, yet win
n-inovo the won-i eriiition in two weeka, renderiiiv
thSHkin amootti aa vi-lvef. It ertutirHte Diimlrn.lt,
tuivo F'iuihu nu ul the Huh; ni.'kluK 11 sort autl silky
and ii-ti,liiee a new iti-ttivth. tfl n Dottle.
V ii in i -r In rou eii your ni-ii'.'iiiai.
ivAn r IL iV. tl , fs mtrcisy rai..
FLORIDA!
Atlantic fe Culf
Coast Canal &.
Okeechobse
Land Co. of Ha..
(ssun ot56',000liares of $10 each al par.
li i. ntmu iff -to i,-rr inr r.ni 1( Mntrr, from
. . 1,i.Im 4.1' il.a .,...,Jj.i ,i
ttr rit I..- J hii-d nd t h.-iiiiii mb., l'blla-
ileiiililni li.i in on.) m ii y, J. Y .,
. Kelll 1 I I.MS.
T...n 11 .11. .1 : I.
in-.uiii,.ii.,,fll.wu9tiH uuaeriiiiivu mnm uiaiivu
I ir. .i i'i,oei,ixui.
, WRT WARTS MOKKYI Yf mM
CTS;
If TM Luxif,l rsoutikcLt, Moffinf ,
' bala. THU khh, MKKNiiJlJM ktd
biiim m ft ftT atoviii bud w v
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25
11H IS 11 AHA IC 1K, lOr.i 3 A at n inn
io(iiieii, 1 Or.. 'l '
nnrntM Mottot-H.
1 Oti
3 iiijk'ruviunH, 10r. J I.ithirajihB, 1'ixlK. lOc. All
lno t hi'tiiiutM, i tc
HAIR RESTORER PACKET.
(rnv llntl rtiitAri'd tn nnim-nl Malm. Ifurtn.
Imuu lir..in, r.ti.m 1 1 u i ii i I Ml. ..i Ul .a t ,. L ....
li ri.M.SjH IM.'vniiucy. i IJth Av, New York.
4 nrlivfrni rcmon can loam to nliiy Piano or Or-
iVHiitii 1 ."V minute. Muhirl tiih-nt or prcvioiiH
infirtice umiortfhHrv. Gnnie bv inHit.ftoo.lsfjtini'M tak
en.) Send forcirt-ulara. Ij.W.Tumanh, h b' way, N.Y.
A WQNTH-fGENTS WANTED '
JnVI "fcH-lliiianbVb Tn ibe world; lint
rwCyBtrjr AciurcaK Jay ltrunaun, iJolro
00 b?K
noiu Mich.
YOUNG MEN
If you would b'.arn Tult'Krnhy in
Mur niouiiLF. ana ny ccnuiu or
AtiKNTS WANTKII tot tlio Btt and FaHt4U
biiiinu Hftnriiti Jitn-ksjiud bibb-. lri- r-'itm
nt rl. JsHiJoiin.1 lJubhliiiiK' t'o., iJiiiUdilpbm. l'a.
CC a wwk in yourowu town. Tonus un.l J'.oi'.uit
v fixf. A.1,1 b 11. HaU.k-i-i A: Co., PorU.mil, M.unu.
k A VIALi-)kJ AnirrluiWubCo.,riit.brgl,F.
GUNS
.0VOlvm. Caialbgu fro. i4dtv
OrAl wear Otm Work., rilt.lrarrh. rA.
K " " ' ytn-'- Jtr 5.J sure f'i,,fSXII1fl
hyuiail. hfowt'U t t.'A
r JV.aiWtiCflUW n. MoJIAa
Improvements New
THE HAG OH Cl
Whofie cabinet orvaib
Sit.n iciitim l loN.i i r
id tauitb at tiN I b.a1- t
111 1.AN1 f A li 1 ' .Ul
ar fexuii f; and it!-- n
flUllllVlllll'b'IAI III!
r oryuns bave won hto:h tw
i-ivtrd MiHtK and tiuKA i
til iinv Kinuhit iHi i'-'d mi.
tvV till'fii ii dJttiANb UJf ti
ri f i 1 HHu IHUmM O jV
jeV Lbl.i i la i j ii t
tl til lllJt lit' I UiiiU I'hl'i
ttlH itif, ,1- J.liLW ,t v
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(Thlisngravinn rrprei-oiils ths I. in
li, a h'
A STMiDAOD
IN MAfiY iiOMCO.
For t'ntrlm Vn) Am C r. rfliirl' f ' ' 1
Oflirr lliMt ( Ml Of tllM IMlMMIt (M't LI 1
1 5 nrici
AS AN EXPECTOnANT (T HAS HO C ". AL!
IT CONTAINS MO OPUJiYS Vi ff'.f fC"',
J. N. HARRIS &. CO.. Prcpr! cr
CINCINNATI, (. '
for salejyTll nr.!'--sns.
n n c
AND-
HOTHING BUT THE
'rnriTrTT I
Venetian Liniment
Has si von nnlvonal sstlafaetlmi allies II bajwri In-
troiluwl Into inn l ulled mi.,ik. aii.-i- i" -inn
tried by unllioiis it ha been tiH-Uniicu
The Pain Destroyer cf the Ago!
Xhoiiflands of PliyHlcUns rooimiu-ti J
it an mi Kxternnl Kemetly
Inrasea of rhroide RheuiuatU -in. IT
horoa. 1'ania In the l.lmha, Ilo.-h an.l r! !-. I'l.n
i'b. Bloti hr. 1'reeklea, htiiTeimd Joint aud Con
tra ted Muscles. -
lillex, I'll
Its Wonderful Curativo Fow
" era are Miraculous.
TiiVrn liitrrnnllr li)caNiof Pvuriitfr?'. VfiirHitt,
tu-o luiuiL-iliaU ly Iclt, It U r!"clly inuuiriit
TO TAKE INTEItXALLY.
READ. TKE CERTIFICATES,
Warranted for Thirty-four Year
.arid Never Failed.
Noon onr tl AiiK U will vi'Inm! I. : ntof 0
thUnii)i umi it. Iiioutfijii li 1 of i'M il' 1 1 h liivt
Immi recffivoti and a fvw urokiVfll Jm IoW: ti u-ki will
nAvruyTHAW. N. Y. Thin Ik to cortit v that I liive
lim-d for i.i'n vaiK IK. I't'iiMK Vkntuav J-immi-wt.
Mid (liiriiji( tliat ti!!i 1 Uavo not iu .1 ; tr ttuftor
1p.Hk. 1 Iiho iiHcd it for I -hum ft ml A-'ti' il . t'rv.
tr tbriti, ruin mn lii' n, ttii-1 by kh ,imi lutv
V(Ml lt'VTKl Chil'ln-Il Vllt'M fcttit. J-r.l i
nti'iip. To !he ,-ubiic 1 ay, diih try it hu m ,U
fljuilim aluo. Jt-'llS T. .wi.;.i,t.
Twoltivriw. Morrison ('o,. Miiiti.-V'i'v Htiti.a
I rt'ivi(l a ti-vrr injurv 1 y h h- tw ,'' v --n juv
liwW. 1 IruMs nitny (Iriii'1 wiilim'.t m, r- '. hk1
wax no vlKtMi ttt uv your hM.'"MJMv . nie
A iuont tuiJiU)io curi, t-1 jii . N.
MAfOM. Oa. I wl:iltl nit villi i'5 r 1 u;n-
t i m i ai lor uvHt four moot Iim hii J .1 i i-. i . mtv
Uifaj wittiout HiiV CtM.il. Owl tiv--tMU: i i nt
1 OUT KNKTf AX JilMMKNT l"ir"(l flit' iti-l k C 1 1 KM I
iucerely rccomuiwml il tor hmunuti' ii).
i-.. Jt, V I.MAX,
FROM TIIK TtUV, T. 1. ITlU
Nfw YctRK. BootcmlMr 11, I Shi. A thort timo auu
I'K. XoniAB' inoU-iuc wi-r oroiwlit t iiiv notice.
1 WJi Mlltl'Tiim lnIU HU ItiTfftioIi of Jl ' i-- ;t , I
trl'i.l outwarvlly blft Vknkiux Jinimkm' r.mi tMIi
iHvoiouany Uuriiirf (Um divy lit a 1'i,imimc
a t vi'
not be without ki iuouU uk-h. Z. V, i Ll i it U. D.
What Horsemen Want.
A COOI UKMADbE 1IOHSK I.1XIMEST
AKU C'U.NDlTiON rOVVIfcil.
Such ara to bfl found lit llr. Tohias' ITonss Lrst-
mkkx in pint botttuaaudlituuy Co.Mimui, I'uwntua.
Owner f 8omo of tti FnatrMt lluunlug
Ilorttes lo the W orld.
Jkbovk TAitK. Tune 21. Thla ia to wrtiff that 1
bay uhihI Jr. Jobiriw' VtwnuH iIouiK 1,:mmkki
aim i;xnnr l onixtm row ife iu on my nw itoiivos
and found tinmi lo trive M r1t't HiuiMitctinn. In fart
tliey Aoi twrwiultxi to cure miy uiliiaint ior y, UU U
ilny were tli Liniment whin nibi t.d iu by
tlie baint ntivor blihtr or tukca tho h.iir ctl; it boa
inoro (M'lietrrttivo tjunlitim tlinn irnv iiiicr I bave
trid, wlib'li I wupi on) is tb yn ut nif!t oj Jt iom.
owt iu eorinic smiaiiia. Tbe mf;rtln.iiifit fiurn Vilurli
tlie jUEfeltY 1'ownKiuiare nmflu Lave hocn inmif t n
10 lUubj Dt. 'Xobiati. XUvj 4tro Jtertrvt iy l::ir:t:!tsKj.
Tlio Pamii.t Linimfkt in nnd rinta thfl
IIoiu-B 9U cutp. in i-lut bottit; ihu JU:.iuilC Fow-
1LU CCiiUJ U tX's
0LD BY THE DRUGGISTS.
Depot: 42 Murray Street, li. Y.
ItrMflIl 1'uiMUtkVA 11 E 1 0 Ili. u Is, .V Kir
Jilimd, and will rontplf trlv rb;ni(;e mi bbfd in Hid
a-nlirtf ttttt'in iu tbr'e n.oniiw. Anv j,finiu who
w ill takt! oiUM'iH r'r'nt tp'in 1 in W wi-rkn nmv 1
jvatored to Hound bvwit h it nu--u a thuiu bo (mrwdtin,
S14 uvwvwben' or K.-ai by intil lor o i- Elt-t h' ini.
I. .v, cu., uuniuu ;uxaa.i
formerly ittiii:r 11 v
5,000 AkcuU tiiitl. lor f
GAM
It ootitalim tin l Mntory of h!s r,"l b' Anfl vr:iful
life iul iliW'fm dl v KwUHiiittt ion, hoi - i' tl U .'utnint.
dt-aill, fllJirr.il obn.-ipilrH, v. 'Ih.' b -t f!'M'i' of
vour !itc to lrrttti nunu'V. lit
ttnitatiotiH. I'tna in t )u- on! v t
biMt ruled li'o of our M iwi v -i
1 or ( rail. K t ra 1 1 ri 1 1 t r .
Addn-tva KAllNAL H ivl-l:
j cf "diti'iii- "iiy
'-.iMc, un i foilv il-
-uli lit. imi ntool
f it. .-. t, UIUUIWS ot
;if .). l'tnnona twm
llil'HU 1 .'tl u oo VoiutJ
, . f RM4
a: Uui M V.
iuf:i'."ii. lUicr
iii liiid sld. t ;uiira
Ms Kt nliC(. Sfi.d If
r " rtji'a
i t IiiaM'tioi. id. V
iii-f ri r - -i t'llenia.
children. ThmiJinda vk'
o.r lo f f fiiiKi-r.U . o r t
t nuy lrtftvatM:. 'i t. ' "
.-..j Ut. rs d, imcj to 1 Si i t.
1'ATK Vi H prwtf-.ii a i r
imd WurrftiiM itrtH-vrtd. I n'i
And lttfirb l 'y i r ymir
UiUli b.r ' i ! t n-
ftllti JlOUIliy luw. liiialjKS til
an rtui tt t!oust-iiiia t-f AY
Ad.lrM N.VAhti. er
1jat i f A i' y Lot b. in-j. t
O wiuiiiiiLuU, it. Cf-
r:iv
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t.J 4) .il... . .S tJl ,
I'll. i. Ol I , t , f .rUiii,,,,, Oi.i.i.
tel. iH-rday a' home. Kmni l- w, ,n I, .-fre.
$3 lli VAlilrs,,,,,,, A(o..l'oi-l,..i, t..llua.
Styles Hew Catalogue.
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vi ui a h 1 a i : u i. j i
clyll tulaljM li,riiK' Punuiliii I'lIU la..,., is, ,v KI,T
m
Vi i
l-IAr.1L I rj ORG AH GO.
HOIM AT EVEKY ONB Of the OHKAT VHiI.!)'8 rNUCS-
y Ann-rit.au ojyain wiiich ba.o lkh-ii Joitnd w-tj tby
H.Willi Al.l.lf V Al.UAiU.K 1 M tin (- M K N 1 h 1 U tlttiT OlVJiJ
, i in! lni iiitrodiH-iinu of t bis UiMa ,oit nt by tilt u., twenty
t t U K f l.i.KNt It ttlj'l KM.UO:l LAlA'tti; populajf
: i , and Ai l.nwr it t-riittn; t i'l, ..4. .o (. u oh aid. A
; ia li-.w n tk'iy tu. tnl-.-r. l.i ), ii 'I v ti - m i ti mi-i rli.n.
till Ht C '"( 1, Kllll I'U't llUld tiji-t .' h-:- U ii. 1- i I...-: '
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