The Tacht Arret lea.
One of the most brilliant ncoMoi
of the clipper era was the Yaoht
America, bnilt ia 1851 hj James It. and
George Steers for John 0. Stevens and
ceveral other prontlemen, who desired to
secure a vessoJ which would win the
Queen's Onp at the annual regatta of
the London Royal Yacht Clnb. She
cost about $23,000, and her builders
were to have a large bonus in cane she
won. Alter a sail of twenty-two days
and four hours, during five days of
whien she was so becalmed as to make
only six miles a day, she reached the
neighborhood of Havre, her port
or destination, and was met by
a Channel pilot-boat, which at
onoe showed the French flag, and
was supposed, of course, to carry
a French pilot. As soon as tho pilot
stepped on board, James R. Steers said
to his owq pilot, Richard Brown, who
had brought the yacht from New York,
" Diok, that fellow isno Frenchman."
Immediately Dick walked up to the
stranger, and shouted, in most em
phatic tones: "I tell you wLat, iny
friend, if yon let this yaoht scrape bot
tom, I'll throw you overboard." Dick
kept hold of the tiller himself, and
would not give it up. As the yacht ap
proached the lights of Havre the pilot
confessed bis inability to take her in.
He left her, and hurried in his own boat
to Oowes, with the news that "the Yan
kee fs the fastest vessel going." The
Englishmen always spoke of the Amer
ica as the " Yankee."
So it came to pass that when the
Steers brothers and the rest of the party
crossed the Channel and offered to back
their yaohts with wagers, they discov
ered that they had been betrayed.
There was nobody to take their bets.
So confident of success were they that
they had brought $1,000 each to invest
in that way, while Dick Brown had
manifested his faith by mortgaging his
own pilot-boat in New York to John C.
Stevens for $2,000, every cent of which
he intended to stake upon the race.
But the " French" pilot, who had been
employed by somebody to get on board
the America and learn her sailing qual
ities, had destroyed their chanoe of
winning a dollar. Moreover, at 11
o'clook of the night preceding the long
anticipated regatta, the Messrs. Steers
were informed that their yacht, which
they had brought three thousand n.iles
to sail, was ruled out of the race. Why ?
Because it was " a rule of the club" that
erery competing yacht should be owned
by but one owner. Now the America
was owned by several owners.
The next day, however, August 21,
1851, the America sailed from Cowes
at the moment the regatta yachts sailed
from Ryde, and beat them handsome
ly, aKhough the distanco traversed by
her was nine miles longer than that
traversed by the other yaohts. The ex
citement was tremendous, but over 'the
victory of the "Yankee" the twenty
thousand spectators were mute
as oysters. Queen Victoria, Prince
Albert and young Albert Edward, how
ever, paid a visit of compliment to the
winning yaoht that did not get the
prize. Her majesty was dressed in re
publican simplicity ; the one thing that
one of her hosts best remembers to this
day is that she wore a plain calioo
gown. The tastes of her maids of
honor were less severe. On leaving
the yaoht the queen asked how many
men there were in the crew, and, on be
ing told the number, drew from her
pooket a purse, from which she
counted an equal number of guineas,
laying them one by one upon a plate
that had contained some "ginger
snaps" brought for her refreshment.
With a request that the steward
distribute the guineas, and with a po
lite invitation to the yachtsmen to visit
her at Osborne, she took her leave.
The next thing the Steers brothers
heard from her was that she had given
them another "Queen's Cap," a pre
cise duplicate of the Queen's Cnp for
which they had not been allowed to
compete. That is the cup which was
brought home by them, and deposited
by Mr. John C. Stevens and his friends
in the hands of the New York Yacht
Clnb, where it still lies safe, in spite of
the repeated efforts of foreign yaohts to
capture it. The visit to Osborne wa
duly made and greatly enjoyed.
Rarper.
A New Craft.
An enterprising young man who knew
how to make use of his thinking facul
ties noticed that many of the "new
rich" were without the advantages of
an early education. He therefore ad
vertised in a new York paper that hi
wouw undertake to supply them. His
plan is to give tin hour or a half hour a
day to men or women of the sort he de
scribes. One day he reads and ex
plains the items in the daily newspapers;
anotner day be takes up the authors.
poets, musicians, books and plays of
the time ; again he treats of the eti
quette of the parlor and dinine-room.
Bat every now and then some lady
sweeping out oi a carnage ana laaon
with furs, silks and jewels, tells him
she cannot read nor write, and then she
has to work in earnest. He is a genius,
and has to be. He writes love letters,
poetry and advertisements : carries on
one side of a lover's correspondence and
battles with rich ignoramuses who are
anxious to add Latin or Greek to their
accomplishments.
Jlbyming Table of Presidents.
The following table of Presidents of
toe United States is given in verse, in
which form it can be easily memorized :
The American Presidential line
heu.nu in seventeen eigu'y-uiue.
By Washington was the liit began,
Vi'bo ruled two terms, then Adatns one;
Jefleiton, Madison, Monroe
Bat for two terms each; and so
Quincy Adams came for one,
V bile Jackson through two terms did ran;
Harrison died and lef t lour years
ForTvler; one torm Folk appears;
When Taylor died, and ieit three yean
For Fillmore; one term nest for Pierce
And for Buchanan; Lincoln then
Was shot as his second term began,
And Johnson sat uutil came Grant
For two terms; Hates for one; and scant
Four niouihs for Garfield, who was killed,
An4 Arthur the vacant office tilled.
Horses' ages are determined by their
teeth. Chickens' ages the same way,
only yen Lava to furnish the teeth
o sir If.
FACTS AND COMMENTS,
Diving for black pearls employs a
large number of men and boats off the
coast of lower California. Traders
supply the vessels anddiving apparatus
upon the stipulation that the pearls
that are found are to be sold to them at
specified rates. These jewels are of
much beauty and highly prized. A
year's production is worth on an aver
age from $500,000 to $1,000,000.
Krupp'a works at Essen, Germany,
employ 456 steam engines, aggrega
ting 18,500 horse power; eighty-two
steam hammers of weight varying from
200 pounds to fifty tons; twenty-one
rolling mills; 1,556 furnaoes; twenty
five locomotives ; and so forth, pro
ducing annually 800,000 tons of steel
and 26,000 tons of iron. The present
population of his workingmen's city is
over 15,700.
The story is told of Lena Sherman,
a reputable girl of Iowa ; but her lover
proved to be a horse thief, and was
Bent to the penitentiary. His counsel
thought that a new trial might be ob
tained by appealing, but there was no
money to meet the expense. So Lena
stole a horse in a neighboring county,
sold it, and devoted the money to the
appeal. The convict gained his liberty,
but the girl went to prison. Governor
Sherman has pardoned her.
Colonel George Washington Jones.
Greenback member of Congress from
lexas, is the tallest man in the Honsa
of Representatives. He wears blue
flannel or checked gingham shirts,
without collar or onffs, coarse boots
and homespun clothes. He lives in
Washington in a half-furnished, un
painted, unoarpeted and unswept back
attic room, lighted only by a gas jet in
the hall. While his colleagues feast
daintily in the oapitol cafe, he takes his
lunch of apples and gingerbread at his
desk. But this crude, harsh life is in
vested with pathos and nobility by the
fact that its sacrifices are made for the
sake of needy and suffering relatives at
home.
It may not be generally known to
landsmen, but all sailors are aware that,
with a strong and steady favoring wind,
it is possible for a sailing vessel to
equal the speed of an Atlantic steam
ship. Mr. Benjamin, in his article on
The Evolution of the American
Yacht " in the Century, compares the
time made by some sailing Bhips twenty
and thirty years ago with thai of the
fastest steamers of to-day. In one of the
recent "fastest passages ever made"
by the Alaska, het greatest ran was
419 miles in twenty-four hours. Before
1850, the ship James Haines, built by
Donald McKay, ran 420 miles in twenty-four
hours. The ship Red 'Jacket,
built at Rockland, Me., ran 2,280 miles
in seven dap, or 325 miles per diem
for a week. The Flying Cloud, Mo
Kay's most celebrated ship, once made
a4 Knots, or 43d miles, in twenty-four
hours and twenty-five minutes, equal to
17.17 miles per hour. The difficulty
sailing vessels experience in competing
with craft whose motive power is steam
lies, not in the ability of the ship, but
in the faot that the wind is unsteadv.
Garibaldi.
In Hamerton's book. "TtnnTwl HIV
House," giving an aooount of several
years' residence in the Burgundy dis
trict of France, there are some notes of
a conversation with one of the captains
in the army corps which Garibaldi led
to the aid of the French rnnnhlin lom'n.f
the German invasion in 1870-71, that
illustrates the kind of sway which the
powerful personality of the old Italian
L. i 3 1 . , .
ueru eierieu over ma iouowers.
Garibaldi had just arrived with
his command, in inclement winter
weather, at the city near which Mr.
Hamerton was living. His wretched
health prevented him from exercising
much immediate supervision over his
troops. He was rarely visible, and,
when he appeared, was obliged to move
about in a carriage. Soldiers and offi
cers spoke of him as our father," and
not as the general. A captain said to
Hamerton: "We have no discipline
whatever ; but it is our affection for our
father, Garibaldi, that binds us together.
It was not for the French republic that
we came here, but our father came and
we followed him. Look at those men
on that straw. Where will they be in a
week? In the grave perhaps or in the
hospital. Some of those fellows are
well-to-do; others have not a half
penny; the richer ones share with
their poorer brethren; but whatever
may be the differences of social station
or military rank, all the Garibaldi
ans feel themselves equal in the pres
ence of their father, and all are equally
cared for and loved by him. Yes," he
continued, "there has been no snob
influenoe exercised over the wills of
men since Jesus of Nazareth was fol
lowed by His disciples. There has been
other great military leaders, but they
were worldly men, and their followers
weie actuated by worldly motive?. But
our poor, dear father, Garibaldi, tji-bt
what has he to offer? The liberty to
iouow mm me delight ot knowing
that we are near him. anil ahull sea iu
faoe occasionally, and hear the tono of
l. r : i i , i . ,.
vis vuiue caning m cnuuren the pride
of be in or his own. bin nlmnon tuhn hmra
t i unto
shared in all his nnrila. and V
, ... w
desetttd hiax to the last these are the
only rewards that the belored faihor
oners, or that nis devoted lather offers,
or that his devoted children care for."
Two Cabinets.
The following cabinets make a con
trast between the two elements or faa
tions of the Republican party that will
ue eiuuiea wuu interest:
Garfield. secbetabt of state. Arthur.
James G. Blaine. F. T. Frelinghuysen.
SECBETABT OF THE TBEASUBY.
William Wiudoin. ( Charles J. Folgar.
SECBETABX OF WAB.
Robert T. Lincoln, Robert f. Lincoln.
SECBETABT OF THE WAVY.
William H. Hunt. William . Chandler.
SECBETABT OF THE INTEBIOB.
Samuel J. Kirkwcud. Henry M. Teller.
ATTOBMET OENIRaL.
Wayne MacVeagh. lienj. Harris Brewster
POflTMASTEa OEKEBAL-
Thomas I Jaiua. J Timothy 0. Hows,
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Nriraitiiil Kates tor Women.
President Barnard is ia favcr ot the
new movement for admitting girls to
Columbia college.
Miss Lena Miller is proprietor of tho
Rosevelt house, Ohio street, Indiauap
oplis, and manages it with marked
financial skill.
Miss Lillie O. Darst, tho editor of a
Ciroleville (Ohio) paper, was chosen al
ternate delegate to the Republican
State convention.
Mrs. Myra Bradshaw commenced the
publication of the Chicago Legal JVir
in October, 18G8. It has become one
of the foremost legal newspapers in
America.
Mrs. Haworth, of Thorntown, Ind.,
In one hour's timo, secured 105 names
of women who want to vote, in addi
tion to the forty-two names sent to the
convention.
Mrs. Smith, of Jersey City, has for
some time been engaged in reducing
the crude language of the Tnscaroras to
writing, and in furnishing it .with a
grammar and dictionary.
Mrs. Mary A. Livcrmore, in an ad
dress at the meeting of the Boston So
ciety of Universalis, deprecates the
Bending away to foreign missions of tho
zealous and accomplished women, who
are so much needed in home missions.
Mrs. Porter, a wealthy lady of
Chicago, has founded a hospital for the
care of poor children over three and
under thirteen years of age. It is
sacred to the memory of her lost baby
boy and is named the Maurice Porter
hospital.
It is pleasant to record that a lady
who has been out of the country for ten
years or more, engaged in missionary
labor, returning for a visit and rest,
has seen nothing that so much surprises
her as the increased earnestness of the
women in the work of the churoh.
Prctbyterian,
Tho Women's Silk Calture associa
tion of the United States, at 1328
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, have
offered ten premiums, aggregating
$500, to be given to the silk cnlturists
of the country who produoe the ten
largest amounts of cocoons. Quality
will also be one of the conditions.
Two young women of Kentucky and
Ohio, respectively, have received a
patent for a pan to be sunk in an ironing-board,
for the reception of the flat
iron when not in use. The fracture of
joints, burns and o'her carnalities
caused by flat-irons will be known no
more. This devise is a simple iron
mold, one inch deep, eight inches
long and five wide, to be litted to the
board, and yet for this patent the young
women were offered $5,000 the dry
after receiving their papers.
The informal Sunday meetings at the
Woman's Educational and Indus
trial Union, Boston, which have been
held by Dr. Clisby sinoe the regular
season closed, have been well attended
and have elicited much earnest discus
sion on the topics chosen Faith, Char
ity, Imagination, and Individual or
Universal Life of the Spirit. It was
the wish of those present, who felt
they received so much help from the
thoughts given on these vital questions.
that the meetings might ba continued
through the summer.
Fashion Notes.
Neck chains are worn only for full
dress.
style for ladies.
Shoulder canen am a. fpat,n-.-fi mi rnonv
new spring suits.
Tailor-made jersey jicltets are tho fa
vorite spring wrap for young ladies.
The old-fashioned watch fobs of our
grandfathers are again in fashion.
Beaded collars in solid jet embroidery
on black Brussels net are very stylish.
Small jeweled lace pins, matching the
earrings, are used for fastening bonnet
strings.
Mousquetaire gloves ars the favorite
style, and appear in Lisle thread for
warm weather.
Dainty little smelliug bottles in the
shape of jeweled Greek amphora) are
worn on chatelaines.
Jumbo is the latest craze in decora
tion, and Jumbo charms and ornaments
are thown by the hundred.
Among the rapidly appearing eccen
tricities in fanoy jewelry is an ornament
for millinery in the shape of sis tiny
birds transfixed on a gild.d spit.
The Alpine peasant hat, called the
Montagnard, with broad brim bent
down over the eyes, is to bo an exceed
ingly popular head covering for seaside
use.
Pure wool-mixed cheviots with a dash
of Cayenne red in the wocf will bo
much employed for traveling dresses
all summer. The facings and cordiugs
are of red satin.
Pompadour: silks figure among new
fabrics for evening wear. These are
chiefly in detached flowers in natural
colors scattered over a light ground,
and arcs combined with plain silks in
shades to match.
Black openwork chenille wraps in the
directoire shape are muoh worn this
season. They form a rich and elegant
addition to promenade costumes of
moire, foulard or satin, and have all
the becoming effect of a black velvet
mantle.
A great deal of flcolle is used on straw
hats. Some wide brimmed shade hats
have the brims entirely covered with
this lace, held by numbers of small,
gilt-headed pins. A garland of flowers
or a long ostrich feather completes the
trimming.
Ons of the prettiest and newest
berthas for the summer is of violet
tinted mnll, upon which are appliqued
natural-sized heartsease blossoms of
gold and purple velvet. The edge of
the bertha is bordered with violet-tinted
Spanish lace.
A comfortable band for tying the hair
for braiding may be made of silk elastic
threaded through a shoe button, and
sewed into a loop of six inchos or bo.
The button must be fastened at one end,
and when the band is wrappod around
the hair the opposite end of the loop
buttons over it.
The lakes and ponds of California,
according to a recent census bulletin,
cover an acre of 1,000 square miles.
Tulare lake is the largest body of water
lying wholly within the limits of the
United States.
IYriVctly Amazed.
In the San Francisco Evening Bulletin we
observe that Mr. Rosenthal, of th well,
known printing firm, Rosenthal h Roesch,
SSS California street, that city, said to one
of their reporters: " We all know of St.
Jacobs Oil, and are perfectly amazed at the
ouddennessof the relief it affords. If you
know of any one who is iuflVring with
rheumatism, bruise or sprain, tell them to
use St. Jacobs Oil. "
The streets and public places of Paris
Bre lighted with 45,815 gas burners
siity-tbree electrio lamps, sixty-five
vegetable oil lamps and two hundred
and ninety-three mineral oil lamps.
Certain' an elegant remedy for all aches
and pninf 1 . St. Jacobs Oil, says Dr. J. Tur
ner, of Murrell's Ford, N.C.,inthe Ravens
wood (W. Va.) News.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
will meet next year at Saratoga Springs,
New York.
"Their Ooenpnttan Gone."
li. V. riKUCK, M. D., Buffalo, N. V.: I was at
tacked with congestion of the lungs, soreness
over tho liver, severe pain in tho Joints, a burn
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If every family would Rive thorn a trial, nine
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Berlin last year had beggars onoueh and to
spare. The police alone arrostod 32,1)31, of
whom 30,046, or nearly all, wore men. The
women numbered 1,882, and tho children uudor
twelve years of age, 1,003.
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' TImo Testers and Burden Hearers.
From ttmn Immemorial tho homo has keen
Man's boit friend. Hut a frw yoan Imok we ran
all romemher the comparatively liulo Bltmilloti
pnll to this mit Imlispuniahlo of an I inula. We
suy comparatively llulo attention, fur the horse
was as well groomed, and rertalnlyna well fed, as
now; aiulat thopgrpatfrnihcrliiR agricultural
shows you wonM see the pride r( the county
ntul Htate stnhloa slid farms aemhled. Hut
there was s conspicuous want of nohlo draitfrht
horses, and as fur speeders well, 2. 10 was tho
preal ultimate limit that owners In thrwe days
desired to strive for. Hut now a 2:40 animal Is
esteemed a fair rondslr-r, and fine animals only
ilcsorvo tho nnme when llicrcnii shade the flr.t
tiimrtorof the third tnlnnto. There have been Im
mense strides forward Inthorlghtriovchipmcritnf
liorsolloh Inthoclvlllzcd countries of theworld,
as shown by the Uiue-rvcorOa of the racers aud
iiiiiy
dnnnrht capacity of tho humbler, but really more
useful, work-horse. Many thlnet lmvoeousplred
to chVrtthW dV-irnhlo end, chief nmotiB whic h
have been the Intelligent. cure nnd consideration
IxMowod njKin Ihennimnl in his every relation
In a word, upon tho broodinc. Ami this hns
not railed to Include a very tenons modification
of tho old methods of treatment, dolntr mvsv, In
mnny eases, with the inhuman and really savapo
plans pursued in the eradication or even simple
disorders and nilmotits.nnd substituting rational
measures of relief in.sieatl. A prominent factor
of this reform, nnd one Indorsed by owner!,
breeders, fanueniaiid stixkmen the country over,
I r. Jaooih oil, rooosnlzed by all who have
used It as an exceptionally (,-ood remedy for the
ailments of tho horse nnd stock gene rally, med
io; more indications for its use nnd ellcclimr far
better 'results than nny article of a curative or
remedial naturocver Introduced. Such breeder.)
mu uii.i - iii.isei oiners uiroiitfliont the countrv,
who could bo named, nrc on the list of unoiiufi
Uod endorser of tho efficacy of ,"t. Jaiohs On.
REMOVAL
Ibe filsonla Magnetic CloltiHZ Company
beg to announce to the public
that In order to accommodate the
rrreatly increased demandfortholr
Magnetic Carments they have re
moved their principal salesrooms
and offices from 465 Fulton St.,
Brooklyn, to 20 Cast 14th St., New
York City, where all communica
tions should be addressed, and
all checks, drafts and P. O. orders
be made payable.
WILSONIA
MAGNETIC CLOTHING CO,
25 EAST I4tn STREET,
Hew York City.
MAKE HENS LAY:
Ad KukHhIi Veterinary Burueon and Chemist, now
tivat'iii in tli in country, a that mtwt of the Monte
;intl t'utt It' Powders mild here are wort Menu trttMi. He
i4 t hut HhiTidttu'i Condition Powdur are absolute
Iv (Mi re and immensely valuable.. NnthitiK ou eartli
will ijiuki hi'iiH lay like Sheridan's Condition Pw
lertt. 1 Hmn, one teamnjonf ul to one pint ot food. Hold
vcrvwlii're, or sent by mail for 8 letter utam, a. I. 8.
JOUNKON & CO. , Boston, Mn formerly lUiior, Me.
GOOD NEWS
TO
liADIES :
Get up Clubs tar .r CELK,
BSATSO TEAS, .ud teur. . bMutilul
"Uoti lilt or Oc'.l Sail Tta Ctt,"
(44 ul.c.,,) cur on luip.it.ilu.. On.
of lli.R. fa..mlful Tea tnll biv.d .w..
Ut u. iwrljf tujiit. Dubr.r$U.0 H.w.r. f lb. lu-e.11.4
' CHKAP TEAS " Ih.t mr. U.IDC dv.rtli.d lli.y tr. d..f .roof
tnd d.lrlmtnul to liMllb ltw puling llotl ouly wllk roiubl.
tlnn.. .nd with flnt b.ntl. If ki..UiIk No bumbuv.
The Great American Tea Co, Importers,
P. O. Sol . II a 11 VKSbT ST., N.w Yorb.
TEA
In atmndaDfe S.1 Million pound!
Iiunoitfa lunt ycar-Prlccs lower
than ever. Airents wanted. Duu't
wioiiM tliiiUrf aLUd for circular.
lO Ibn. iood Black or Mixed, for f 1.
lO 11ms. f'ln Block or mixed, lor f i.
lO lba. Choice Btlttck or lllxeI, lor tfU.
Send ror pouml sample. 17 eta. extra for pontage,
l.i. n net ui a clul). t'holceirt Tea In tlie worlJ.
Luselt varlcty.-l'leiuwe everyoody.-OrdeBt 'lea
House In Aim'rlca.-No cliromo.-Se Uuuibug.
StaMifht bnkiueBB. Value for money.
iSit's XtVLl. St..N. V P.O. Box KM.
FHAZBR
GREASE
Drat In the world. Get the aenulne. Kverr
M tt-k .tf.i Iion .iiir M'ttitr-iKiirlf nn.1 lt marked
Kinz.i'. HULU EVEUYWIIEItE.
I'lirBoutt' Puruatlvfi PIUm lnttke Nitw Rich
Ulontl, aud will eonirlt'teiy cIikuks tiiu blood In th
ontim h Htt'in in thie month. Auy iraon wbo
will t:tko ono pill ourb tiirlit trout 1 to lwHoknuiay be
rt'stoi'ed to pnmtil lifultti. if such a thing te jxMimle.
hold pven-whero or wnl uy mail lor s IcttHr ftatniis.
1. S. JOHSON Ai CO., Uoaton, JUa.a.,
foriiirrly llmtuor, Ule
ni.INOS.A J AR Retainers, which obnata
ftrinuB, lor'J.V. in poBtHuestuniin. Afnia BlituU.
iRar Co.. -214 Wttot iHtU blru.-t, Ki w lorE City.
FIortliln Habit (nrMt In la
loUOriiiya. Nusu;till(:urnl,
Un. J. biWHi, Luliulioii Ulilo.
WONTH AGENTS WSNTEOBO beat
' selling an U.Wsln the wurlu ; 1 aniilr fi-tt,
YWwWAildrw Jay lll on.un, IVlrull. Mic h.
YMINiMFN Ifou want to lPrTTT3pauhyln
IUUI1U lllt-H few months, and ba nrrtalnofa
witnatlon. srldifwa Valentmn bron.. Jauenville, Wis.
tCC a week in your own town. Terms and M outfit
free. Add'i H. HALi.KTct Co..Purtlitiid,Miiie.
fi l llA handsome net of rarilH for 'Ac. slamp.
yollKtors. A. K. HA HSETT, Rochester, N. y.
ami norscmen ns Arislliles W eleh, li.,of Krdi :i
he in, near I'hilndclphln; Mike tioodin. K-.i.,
1 elmont 1'iirk, l a.; Calvin M. I'rlest, formerly in
rnatvo of Mr. rtolort itin.p'B v..... x-.'.-t. .
AXLE
II Bid Eli!
. mmm mm www.ihn aw Man w M mmr m
ESrOSIZIONE MUSICALE IN MILANO,
Hot to il l'atroclnio ai tl. SI. la Iteglna,
Palazzo Del R. Conservatorio.
AT THE GREAT ITALIAN MUSICAL EXPOSITION
ITALY
1881.
flrremly rl.-aml l Milan, wm probably thfl MOST EXTHAOllDINARV COLLECTION OF MTT8IOAL
NbXHUMENTS, old ftud uew, ever bronbt too ther; Hilly illiint nilinir the grout itnmw which ban IrtMa
made nnd irrsent bU'.b exoelb-nce iu thin dtipnrtuieut of manuim t uron. Alter exbai.Ktive f iftuilnatioD,
imM and comparisons, extaudinji through a period oi several uionlhH, inori tbun .'0 Award wtsr
made of modal) aud diplomaH, In n-cat-'nttiriu of d'LrreAS of snor-rxi-rtleure attained u tUft varinua
deiiartmeiiU of miiMcal art and uiftiiuliu turH. Kor KlvivD INbTliUMKNTS, iucludiuM OrKaoa u.4 Uaj
Uioiduiua uf all dokciii'tlous, Kurovean and Anierlcau,
THE CRAND SILVER MEDAL,
being the only liifihest award in this department, was conferred upon tbe
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS.
Their nmnlifiLctlirHra v&lne iii eTtn.ni',tliiiLii
the ocoiiKlnii.'.pe iallv an 1NTEKNATIONAL MI1HICAT.
BO Plth-KMINKNIl-i MI MICAL. The Masim i llanilln
UiSKojal Court t) Carlo Diuvi of Rome, anil wnrui CDUimcn.lnlioii from tueir Majftetiia tliu King aud Queen.
Atall the great lMHt, IMK srill tl, K 1'.ITI4I for toiirtceu learn tlieaa (5mii
nave roouived the 11 1 liit E'tHlONOIte), bang il unit American Oryatu uAJcA liucv ra en cd tuck ai any,
IMPROVEMENTS Diirlmr the year Juet dosed this Company bars introduced tinproTSments of
mi biiik.il vj, greutor value than lu auysiuiilar puriod since the introduction ol the AiUttrTcaa
Oruan by tbem, twenty yeura since.
FLtRANT STVI ? uow received from their faotorius daily. surpaasliiK lu capacity ud exosl
, , . 1 Lt luca anythibu which ha before been produced, and oarUinlv worthy to ba
ranked with thsyanx vinkkt musical iKrueMKNrK in ma woiii.ii Thcv are In ca. of solid blai m oil-
HUT. MAMOOAKX, AU, KUUMiED. Ul.,
at tiuuuHyrkmi,
POPUl AR STYI F including, also, the most
S1IUU.
EASY PAY ME. NTS. 7"'"? 0,,M " sold for
' ininikiiiw pi for an oivaii.
A NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE,
PUCK Lirrt and cimilars. will be ant free to mhv ouh
any organ uuhoul Inning en these circular, tvhtch contain unuh uitt iiot uuilu i uitoui qtiom.
MASON A, HA.V1LIN ORGAN AND PIANO CO.,
f
UB .J 1 11 IZ KM v :
for human, fowl and animal flesh, waa
first prepared and Introdneed by Irv
tleo. W. Merchant, In lxckport . T.,
II. t. A., lri:iR, since which tlms It baa
steadily crown In publle fayor, and la
now scJiuiwledred and ad ml tied by th
trade to be the standard liniment of tbe
country. When wo make tills announce
mtnt we do so without feat of contra
diction, notwithstanding ws am awara
thero are many who are more or lss
prejudiced against proprietary remedies
especially on account of the many hnm
buns on the market; however, we are
planed to state tlml such prejudice does
not exist BKiunsi uakhi.iimj hi i- "
clniin tvotidi rs or miracles for our liniment, but w
ilo claim It Is without an equal. It iapul up In bot
tles or inreo siu. nu n
ask Is thai yon iirve It a fair
Irlai.remcmWrinif that the Oil
put tip with white wrapper
(fmall) Is for human a.nd fowl
fWh, and thut with jVilote
wrapper (litres sizes) for ,nl-
m.'il fl Try a bottle.
As tluveents indicate, the OH Is nsed success
fully for nil diBoiven of tho in man, owi ana" iiwmI
thake well beforo using.
Cannot be Dlavputod.
One of the principal reasons of
the wonderrnl euccees of Mer-
SfXf-tm chsnt'sl'sivliiigOII Is that It la
-lytft V.1
pounds, but iic the very best goods to be bought In
1 tliemarket,regarrilessofcosL Fot
half a cetilnry Merchant's Oar
it.. tu I..- I.n avnniivrrj for
K . N honesty, ami win commus
' fl' If.rfl.L mn. Ion's as timo endures. Kor
tXIW-r-1 sale liy sll respecuble dealers
tlmitighout tuo United States and oUier oonntrlea.
Our testiinnntais oib innn t
to tho present. 'I'ry Merchant's
Oargllng Oil Unlment for Internal
,, am external use. ana wm vm
vfeKll.. .1, i.-t .....l it has loaa
,DM urijiin-oi
lioift fail to follow directions. Keep fA bottla
el! corked.
Ml'-'rs Hum' aud
vUiLO n.MliI".
,'liiil'!ain--, VrnKt llitcs,
rut. h -s or Orcaau,
''Inippe ' H-l'ldi,
; IM:miiiS
-:..u.l Ci-.iekv, PollErU.
I'.ilx ill llM liilnls.
Sci'irs. Tumors,
H.-.ll Wolin l. Sitfnst,
tmii'otie, Foul riccrs,
i .Kit;et in Cows, Farcy,
t'nu'ked T-'His,
i'lilloiiH, l.nineness,
Horn DiMtcmiier.
I'mwliKcab, tjiilttor,
AlweiM ot tho Udder,
Sprains and prnlses.
Nlrini;halt. WlndgaJla,
Foot Rot in Sheop.
l-'oumlered Kst,
ltoup in Poultry;
Hore Nipples. Curb",.
Cra. k.l lleeis. Old .Sores.
EplsiMiile, Ivimo Hack",
lieuiNri!utas or rus.
'I'outlmche, ItheumatisnV
Hjuivins, Bweensy,
CuriiH, vhitlows,
Veaknessnl the Joints,
I'ontraiion of Hiisolea,
Oallips, Hwellod Imf,
Fistula, Mauite, Thrusb.
Cakod Bruauta, Boils, ke.
St MOO HK'A1tn for proof of IhssxhH-
' .. r m. l.n(.,.a I nlmaiti lhl
"Merchant's Oargllnj; Oil," or
belter worm medicine than
'.Merchant's Worm Tablets." Man.
ufaclured by M. U. O. Co., Lock-
port, N. Y., IT. a A.
JOHN HODCE. Seo'y.
flAPHTO PimiTtn rui ..i
Tk, i lure "
I IIV O-lWhtW
ADVENTURES
orTus
NOTED OUTLAWS,
JAMES
vi , con' ii
tnnj cnnpU
rjuthtntic, acroutit qf the lloltl fllihwRTmri.
t.'ittt infortmtfion about tfte plinoilitB i J
Tfi0 tnoht livit'ly inlerrtiUntt and tuvlting btuk firr
irriUtH. fciilly llhinl ai ti. rlin qtilck for
tenim, wbirli are vt rv hU'nvl, aud uu cu aialo
mouoy tntt. Now ih tbe time.
lOl n,AH HKOS., K.7tb St., riiiU(llphiA. T.
1'hnnnirrnphT. or rbnnrllo Hfiofhnnil
Pftlalntiio if worltp, with Vhono(rnphio alphabet
iimi ill lint rut ion, tor bfiMuii'-rv, Rent on applio
tton. Aililn1, Hnnn Pltniuu, Ciocinuati, O.
ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
EVEHTK0DY WANTS IT!
EVERYBODY NEEDS 17!
KK0V7 THYSELF.ife
THE 8CJENTF OP T.IKF.i OB. KELF
I'RESEKVATIOV, Is a medical treatise on F.xhansted Vitality, Kerrmur
and riivsical Debility, Premature Decline In Man;
is au lndisi'cnsuble treatise for ever? man. whsther
youLK, middle aged or old.
rilK feCIKM'K OF I.Il'Ki OB, 8ELF.
PHUciKllVATION,
Is beyond all conifiarison tho most artraordlnary
work on Piivnioiiy vor nuhiiislied. There is nothuiff
a'hatuver that tha inarritHl or sinfile can either re
quire or wish to know but what Is fully explains.
JUTOHtO titvUa.
TUE HCIKNCE OF I.IFEi OB, SELF-
FHE8KRVATION,
Instructs thoae In health how to remain so, and tbe
iuvitlld how to beoomewell. Oontalus one hundred
and twenty-tiveinvaiuable preacriptlunsforall ioram
f acute and chronlo dlaeasen, tor each of which a
ttrst-cliuui pbtsician would ohargs liuin Mto fio.
Lonttou Lancet.
TI1E tClENCK OK I.lFPi OK, SELF'
lK:KUVAT10N,
Contains ynnpniies. tlneateel engravings. Is superbly
iHHiud in tr-Mii ii nuiHjir), embnsKfctd, full gilt. It is a
marvel nf ttrt uud biiaaly, wunuuted to do a better
niean'al lxok in cvtrv senHe thun can be obtained
el-.ewhi-re for double the price., or the mousy will be
reiillidcd ill eviiri uiaUuc. jIufAor.
THE M'lt.Vt'K OF T.IfKi OB, 6EXF-
I'ltlCSliHVATION,
Is so mneh snprrinr to itll other treatises on medloal
siitJe;ta tlw.t coiuimriou IsabsoluUily lmuofcubls.
littaton Jitruid.
TUE bCIKXf'F. OF I.I FE i OB, SELF-
I'KESKKVATION,
Is sent by mail, securely sealed, postpaid, on receipt
of price, only SI. 'Jo (new edition), small Illustrated
samples, Gr, bend now.
Tuo author can bo consulted on all diseases re
quiring skill and experience. Address
PEAOODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
or W. II. 1'AKKEB, III.
4 Bnlfluch Kteert. Itn.ton, Mass.
t;n Of 1'crdnv mi home. Kxmples worth f fres
J tu AdilnsMiMMjw aCo..l'ortliuid.MaJus.
1V'5;f-"'-?--1 tnanufnetun d strictly on bonor
'tmJ,-F' lis proprietors do not, as Is the
i1!'" - if' case with too iimny, after making
. Li'--.-i1l,e' for their iiuMilrlneansme.dlmln
i.... 'iV.TrlTL ..rmril... ) iiHiiiir liifatlor eora-
rite i-?itvc??a
-TBS .. LBfrSji;. jvi V&fi f-'X'ik
'n'Tiff the N,: ' r v 1 9 1'
liRtinction tho morehlffhlvbeoiuso of thetmportsncsnf
Orians wcr honored hv eMicciiilexhibitlnn liefora
NDUh till All CUMfCllllUN IN 1 UOUiNTKI
i40. 330, e 300. aJUtt, U JtU, Si JO, IMi
valuable of the recent improvements, and srtap
adapted to
cash or easy paymenta. or wUl be rented until rant
ieJHUf1. fulW
dM-rih!ni7 aul iltudtrattn VOR1
HAK ON'K IIIIN'nUKIl KI'VI P fiff nnp.ivi anil. ,
dtiiiiiL- th-m. Ceruunh nn hiui,i t.uu or rsvi