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AGRICULTURE.
The Pig's Stabt fx Lifk. The ptg la
an animal tbat has iu wits about itquite
as soon after birth aa the ehickeu. 1
therefore wleeted ft aa a subject of ob
servation. The following are some of
iny observations: That w.gorous young
pigs get op and search for the teat at
once, or within one minute after their
entrance into the world; that if remov
ed several feet from their mother, when
aged only a few minutes, they soon
liud their way back to her, guided appa
rently by the grunting the makes in
answer to their iueaking. In tL cae
I observed, the old ow rose In less than
an hour and a half after pigging, and
went out to eat; tVe pigs ran about,
tried to eat various matters, following
their mother out, and sucked while she
Mood eating. One pig I put in a bag
the moment it was born, and kept it in
the dark until It was seven hours old.
ben I placed it outside the sty, a dis
tance of tea feet from where the sow
lav concealed iiifide the house. The pig
auon recognized the low grunting of iu
mother, weut along ouwide the sty
struggling to get over the under or the
lower bar. At tue end or live minutes
it succeeded in forcing its way through
under the bar at one of the few places
where that was possible. o sooner in
than it went without a pause into the
pig-house to its mother, and was at once
like the others in its behavior. Two
little pigs 1 blindfolded at their birth.
One of them I placed with its mother
at once; it soou found the teat and be-
van to suck, bix hours laiej I placed
the other a little distance froiu the sow ;
it reached her in half a minute, after
eoine about rather vaguely ; In half a
minute more it found the teat. Next
dav I found that one of the two leit
with the mother, blindfolded, had got
the blinders off; the other was quite
blind, walked about freely, knocking
against tilings. In the afternoon I un
covered Its eyes, and it went round and
round as if it had had sight, and had
suddenly lost It. In ten minutes it was
scarcely distinguishable iroin one that
had had sight all along, n hen placed
on a chair it kuew the height to require
considering, went down on its knees
and leaped down. When its eyes Had
been uu vailed twenty minutes I placed
It and another twenty feet from the sty.
The two reached the mother in five
minutes and at the same moment.
Cons Uuseek. A friend In the coun
try sends us a sample of the popular
corn- husker of his section. A sliver of
horny hickory wood nicely polished,
sharp pointed, three or four inches lone
according to the breadth of the hand
is strung by a string of buckskin to
the inside of the middle Anger, then
the point is ready to engage with the
thumb or forefinger in splitting and
stripping off a section of husk while the
other thumb Fcalps the tip of the ear of
Its silk, and the rest or the nusli, and
holds the naked ear by the butt ready
lor the final cuff which tumbles it into
the kasket. A young man from Water-
town sees this hickory busker and gives
us the thought of his country side done
in iron wire, lor use in precisely the
same manner, wire of one-ten to or
one-eight inch diameter is made to have
a loop at one end lor the little, l lie
other end about four and one-half or
live inches away (for a hand of medium
size) is nicely pointed, and thrust twice
through a loop of sott leather, for the
middle finger to be stuck into. This
rig, you sec, with two fingers in it, is
very firmly fastened to the hand, and
seems to an unexperienced person, the
more recently scientific tackle. Very
likely the busker is a relic of scieutilic
I'equot farming.
A Good Mess fob a Milch Cow. A
writer who says that one good cow
gives all the milk needed in a family of
eight persons, and from w hich was made
two hundred and sixty pounds of butter
last year, gives the following as his
treatment : 'If you desire to get a
large yield of rich milk, give your cow
every day water slightly warm and
slightly suited, iu which bran has been
ttirred at the rate of one quart to two
gallons of water. You will And if you
have not tried this daily practice, that
3 our cow w ill give twenty-five per cent
more immediately under the etlects of
it, and she will become so attached to it
that she will refuse to drink clear water
unless very thirsty; but with this me
she will drink most any time and ask
for more. The amount of drink is an
ordinary water-pail full each time,
morning, noon and night.
Apri.ts rs Pad.-A writer says that he
tiiids Iruit to keep best in perfectly dry
sand. He ki'e;s fruit this way all the
year round, lie has had French crabs
two years old. The Catelac pear has
remained sound for twelve months.
The Iruit must be sound when stored,
and the sand must be quite dry. The
chief advantages of packing in sand are
the exclusion of air currents, the pre
servation irom changes of temperature,
and the absorption of moisture which
txvors delay. Much will depend on
the apartment Iu which tha experiment
is tried, a dry or cool ono being best.
The Pennsylvania Lutch farmers have
long practiced this way of keeping ap
ples. A Pexxstlvaniax says that a hand
ful of bran in each hill of potatoes,
when planted, will increase the yield
one-third.
A ClerjTnao'a Involuntary Dftncc.
I have had, said a well-known cler
gyman, some very droll experiences.
Among the most exciting was the one
that I will now relate. A well-kuown
merchaut was very sick some thought
iiigh uuto death. He would see no
pastor, nor allow any one to talk to
him on the subject of religion. One
day he mentioned my name, altliotieh
be was no acquaintance of mine. He
named me two or three times. At
length bis wife asked him if he wanted
me to call. He hesitated for some
time, and then asked bis family to send
for me. He added : "Tell him to come
rigbt away." I obeyed the summons
was ushered into the sick chamber, and
at once recognized the geutleman as
one who bad been an occasional bearer
in my church. He greeted me with
srreat cordiality, and a-ked that all
should leave the room- He wanted to
speak to me privately. His wife left
with evident reluctance. The man was
so weak tbat be could with difficulty
turn in bed. As soon as the door was
closed the patient sprang from his bed,
turned the key in the door, seized me
with the strength of a giant, and said:
"Xow wo will have a nice dance,''
clasping me about the body, and be in
his nigbt shirt, commenced to caper
around the room, humming in a low
voice, I and my Father are one, equal
in power and glory." He kept bis pace
for a full hour, till I was nearly dead
from exhaustion and fright. He was a
wild maniac Once I attempted to
scream. He seized me by the throat,
bis eyes flashed fire. He said be would
brain me if I was not quiet. Kound
and round be turned, keeping up the
refrain, "I and my Father are one,
equal in power and glory." Pretending
to be pleased, I suggested tbat we call
in some of the family to join ns. He
caught at the idea, die opened the door
to call the household np, and I instantly
fled down stairs, pursued by the mad
man. He was arrested, taken to the
mad-house, and in twenty-lour hours
died a raving maniac I Lave never
since beard those words repeated with
out beirjg thrown into a cold sweat I
bad dance enough that nigbt to last me
the balance of my life.
DOMESTIC.
Sick Headache. "This complaint la
the result of eating too much and exer
cising too little. Nine times in ten the
cause is in the fact that the stomach
was not able to digest the food last in
troduced into it, either from its having
been unsuitable, or excessive in quan
tity. A diet of bread and butter with
ripe fruits or berries, with moderate
continuous exercise in the open air,
sufficient to keep up a gentle perspira
tion would cure almost every case m a
short time. Two teaspoon luls of pow
dered charcoal in a half glass of water
and drank, generally gnes instant Te
ller." we are Inclined to think that
the above remedies may do in some, but
not in all cases. A sovereign remedy
lor this distressing disease is not easily
found. A new correspondent from
Connecticut contributes the following
on this subjects: hick beadacbe is
periodical, comes on at regular intervals,
and is the signal of distress which the
stomach puts up to Inform us that there
is an over alkaline condition of its
fluid; that it needs a natural acid to
restore the battery to its normal work'
ing condition. W hen the first symptoms
of headache appear take a tablespoonrul
of lemon juice clear, fifteen minutes
before each meal, and the same dose
at bed time; follow this up until all
symptoms are passed taking no other
remedies, and you will soon be able to
go free from this unwelcome nuisance,
How to Impbovk Flour. It has long
been known by experts that the keeping
properties of fiour may be very greatly
improved by the simple expedient of
driving off a portion of the water
present in freshly ground grain by
means of heat. Indeed, this fact was
once tor all fully established by a series
of experiments carried out under the
direction of the eminent chemist, M.
Payen, between 1S60 and 1S67, some of
the samples of flour thus treated having
been keot for now upwards of sixteen
years, without undergoing the least
deterioration of quality. The greatest
drawback to the general adoption of the
system has hitherto been found in the
want of suitable apparatus. But this
difficulty has now been overcome, it
appears, M.Touaillon having succeeded
in perfecting a machine for the purpose,
in which, it is stated, four metric
centners of fiour per hour can be effect
ually heated at a trifling expense.
XerRALGiA and Rhecvatisx. A
very simple relief for neuralgia is to
boil a small handful of lobelia in half a
pint of water till the strength Is out vat
the herb, then strain it oil and add a
teaspooonful of fine salt. Wring cloths
out of the liquid as hot as possible and
spread over the part affected. It acts
like a charm. Change the cloths as soon
as cold till the pain is all gone; then
cover up till perspiration is over, so as
to prevent taking cold. Rheumatism
can often be relieved by application to
the painful parts of cloths wet In a
weak solution of sal-sen! a In water. If
there Is inflaruation in the joints, the
cure is very quick; the wash needs to
be lukewarm.
Baltimore Apple Bread. Piepare a
dough exactly as if for rusks. When.it
is very light, roll out a cake about half
an inch thick. Spread stewed apples
over it, and over that place another
cake of dough like the first. Put it in
a pan to ligiiten for a short time. Bake
it. nave some thin slices of apples
stewed very tender, and when the bread
is baked lay these slices of apples all
over t"p sprinkle them with sugar, son
small bits of butter, and either nutm g
or cinnamon, which ever you like. Put
it buck in the oven long enough for the
sugar to form a coaling on the top.
Take it out, and, w hen cold, slice it
nicely for tea.
Care of Goldfish. GoldCsh require
great care, as they are very susceptible.
A loud noise, strong smell, violent or
even slight snaking of the vessel they
are in, will often kill them. Smail
worms, such as ara common to tie
water, suffice for their lood in general;
but the Chinese, who bring goldfish to
great perfection, throw small balls of
paste into the water, of which they are
very fond. They give them also lean
pork, dried in the sun and reduced to a
very delicate powder. Fresh water
must be giveu them every day.
Removing Bad Smells. Smoke will
remove bad smeils more effectually and
with less labor than anvthing else. If
the hands smell of anything disagreea
ble, remove the stove-lid and hold them
over the smoke a minute, and it will be
gone. Fill an empty barrel half full of
straw and set it on fire; it will clean
the barrel, and a little care will keep it
from scorching. If any of the young
oiks go rabbit bunting, and make a
mistake in the game they tree, they can
lose the unpleasant remembrance of it
by setting tire to a bunch of straw and
standing awhile in the smoke.
Ix snirpiva honey, be sure to turn
the top bar downwards; this will otten
save it from being broken down and
leaky. Many boxes or sections are not
built quite down to the bottom bar. In
transit these will be almost sure to
break down if shipped the same way
up as when standing on the hive.
A friend tells us she was told by an
excellent cook, to thin her buckwheat
cakes in the morning with a half tea
cupful of cider.
I.n poahino eggs. If the bottom of the
dish be greased before pouring in the
water, it will prevent their sticking.
Catching Turtles.
The turtles of Florida leave the sea
on moonlight nights, and aftercarelully
looking to see that there is no danger,
slowly crawl about to find a proper
place; they then, by working with their
hind flippers, make a bole in the sand
about two feet across, and each depos
its about two hundred eggs. Their
eggs, like those of our land-tortoises,
have a soft, parchment - like shell,
with a little dent at one side; they are
about the same weight as a hen's egg,
and are highly esteemed as food.
Though the turtle neglects her eggs,
she is very careful in covering them,
patting the sand down upon them with
her flippers, aud then bringing the
weight of her body down over the spot.
Though very shy when they first leave
the water, when they get fairly at work
at their nests they do not care for the
presence of strangers. This is the
hunters' time; they can go directly up
to the turtles without disturbing them,
turn them on their backs, and they are
caught. When thrown upon its back
this turtle is unable to turn over; the
poor creature Is quite helpless, and
must remain until it is carried off. It
require? some skill to turn over a large
turtle, as the animal makes, a great
struggle.'and if one is a new band at it
he is likely to be bruised by blows
from the powerful flippers.or be blinded
by the showers of sand that are thrown
up in the struggle. The turtle hunters
have pens placed where the tide will
flow into them, and where they keep
great numbers until they have a chance
to send them to market. A great
many are sent to Europe. The turtle
tbat furnishes the beautiful shell of
which combs and ornamental articles
are made, is found in the Pacific and
Indian oceans. The great Loggerhead
turtle is sometimes found as far north
as Virginia; when full grown it weighs
1,500 to 1,600 pounds, but is of little
use exrevt for the oil it yields.
HUMOROUS.
Tocb Dollab. In the darso'Joha
Jacob Astor, in New York, a man called
upon him, armed with a revolver. "I
am a French Communist," said he; "I
believe in a distribution of property,
and I want some of your money, or
your life. I believe money should be
equally divided."
.-o do 1," said Mr. Astor.
"You are said to be worth ten
millions,' said the man.
"Well, I suppose that is about the
turn," said Mr. Astor. 'Xow how many
people are there in the United States?'
"About ten million, 1 believe," said
the Communist.
"Now, how much would that be each ?
About one dollar T" asked Mr. Astor.
"Yes, about," said the Communist.
"There's your dollar," said Astor,
laying down a bill.
The American Agriculturist, X. Y.
says: 'From Dark to Dawn,' Rev. Dr.
March's new book, published by J. C.
McCurdy & Co., Pniladelpbia, is an
elegantly bound and printed work,
illustrated with fine, full-page, steel
engravings. These stories of notable
incidents of sacred History are written
In a very attractive style, and the work
has the endorsement of prominent
divines for accuracy, purity of senti
ment, and high moral tone. It will
and a welcome in many homes. The
work makes a magnificent holiday
resent. Agents wanted, everywhere,
to sell it.
So maxt exaggerated stories about
the heat have been put into circulation
during the past few weeks, that some
of onr readers may be dilatory in credit
ing a statement made by a correspondent
writing from St. Louis. He says that
during the recent hot wave In that city
"three tinman skeletons In a medical
college perspired profusely and called
for soda cocktails, while an Egyptian
mummy, 4,000 years old, in the pro
fessor's room, begged to have its wrap
pings removed and a cabbage leaf placed
upon Its head."
"Eii.lt how did you lose yjur
finger?" "Easy enough." said Lilly,
"1 suppose you did but how t" I guess
you'd lost yourn If it had been where
mine was." Meat doesn t answer my
question." "W ell if yoj must know, 1
had to cut it off, or steal the trap."
Fbixno (to practical joker) :
where are you going'
. 1 ii ml w . 1Uitir tar w. vn
"Hello!
' Joker
fish." Friend (honor-struck) : "Dead
fish t" Joker (still more solemnly)
"Do you generally eat it alive?"
(Exit.)
Good at a Bargain. Doting mother :
"Yes, 1 shall be happy to give you the
wages you ask; but 1 shall expect you
to love the dear children." Nurse: "1
shall be very happy to do so, ma'am ;
but, of course that would be aii extra."
A thief broke Into the house of an
Illinois editor the other day, while he
was attending church, and stole his
United States bonds and a pair of cast
off suspenders. And yet editors will
persist in going to church.
Even if we are not smart, we know
what to do wueu troubled with a con eh
or cold. So doctor bills for us. We
take twenty-five cents, go to the near
est Druir Store and buy a bottle of Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup. One dose relieves
us and one bottle cures us entirely. It
is pleasant to the taste.
Scene. Examination of siteclal
classes in agriculture, commerce, etc.
Examiner. "Well, can you tell me
what a square root is?" Student: "Ex
cuse me, sir, but I'm not in the Agricul
tural Department."
A aiiNXEAPOLis cat lias achieved a
kitten with five beads, and we can
imagine how sweet it will be when that
cat attains its majority, to have it sit on
the back fence aud commune with itseli.
Scene, Yale Campus: "Did you see
Dean Stanley in chapel this morning?"
"No. Who's Dean Stanley?" "Why,
the great African explorer." "Is that
so! 1 wish I'd seen him."
What a common expression Is:
"How do you do?" and yet, what a
queer one would be: "How do you
don't?"
Yoc vat chew, you may swallow the
clove if you will, but the scent of your
breath is the scent of the still."
Not mich communism in Philadel
phia. Kearney's krowd kollected just
eighteen dollars for his expenses.
Dr. Bull's Coined Syrnp is a purely
vegetable compound innocent in nature
and wonderful in effect For children
it is invaluable, curing Croup, Whoop
ing Cough, etc., iu a few boms. Price,
35 renU per bottle, or five boltks for
-1.00.
"How do you feel this morning?"
"Well, I've just had a bath and feel
towelable, thank you."
No one can do mor'n his duty, but
how many mourn because they neglect
to do it.
Thb best style of ties for business
men Advertise.
Kema and Forrest.
A writer in the St. Louis Herald has
lately published some interesting rem
iniscences of the late Edwin Forrest.
Here Is what Mr, Forrest replied to an
inquiry made by the writer as to what
kind of an actor the elder Kean was :
"The greatest 1 ever saw. I met him In
Albany, where I was his support. 1
was cast for Iago. Kean did not come
to rehearsal In the morning and I went
to his hotel. I sent up ray card, and
was shown to his room, where I saw a
little pale-faced man, with a flue head
of curly hvlr, and with an eye be bad
a perfect mirror of an eye. I said:
'Mr. Kean, I am to play Iago with you
to-night. You did not come to rehearsal
and 1 thought you might have seme
particular business for me to do; so I
called to know.' 'Oh, said Kean, 'you
come on the stage at night and look at
me and It will be all right. Come, sir,
sit down'. Do you drink?' I declined.
Well, I will,' and he called for a gin
punch, which came np; and from marks
on the table, I judged be bad made the
same order, before. Kean then sat at
the piano, and sang 'Believe me, if all
those endearing young charms.' He
was the finest singer I ever beard In my
life, and I have heard them all. Night
came and with it 'Othello. In the third
act I bad to say, 'Look to your w tie,
watch ber well with Cassio; wear your
eyes not jealous nor secure' (looking
him in the eyes aud placing my face
elose to his) 1 meant don't be too sure
of her. At the close of the act, Kean
came to me and said: 'young man,
where did you get that idea of looking
me so intently in the eyes and thrusting
your face into mine?' I got It, sir.when
I said 'nor secure, where you got your
great style of acting from Nature!'
Kean took me by the band and said :
'You will make your mark.' He after
ward made a speech at a dinner-party,
in Philadelphia, and pronounced me
the coming man of the American stage.
I would give $10,000 for a report of tbat
speech to-night,"
YOUTHS' COLUMy.
The Bighlt of Children. The childrei
have a right, first, to find their par
ent'a affection in the teacher's chair
inspiring their faith, hope, and pert
verance; second, they have a right P
sound instruotion and correct example
third, they have a right to that perfot
and strong maturity that comes of C W
rect training. 1!
1. Schools and teachers are artincflll
contrivances; there are no such exis
ances in the natural order of thing
Instruction is a parental duty. It
founded upon the affections, which -cure
to the parent the custody of tje
child. Love considers the welfare &
its ol ject, and instruction is necessarf
to the welfare of the child. Many etf
cumstances make it necessary to pro
cure this instruction through school
The teacher, when such a contrivanf
is devised, is simply a person in loeo p
rent it, vested with certain parental lit
tles. We have said that the one imff-
lous moral desire of the child is 11
desire of love. The child has a r.Tiw-a
that love which it craves, and ?tu1
never be out of ita atmosphere, 'tis
presumed that the child is ever withia
reach of parental svmnathv and assist
ance, both at home and at "hool. Its
duties to the teacher are likewise the
same as those to the parent; viz.,obedi
ence, respect, and filial love. The mut
ual relations remain unchanged.
2. The susceptibility to tnstructiot
and f xtmple gives rise to the right U
sound instruction and correct example.
The child Is helpless to select w holt
some, physical, mental, or moral fooo.
Hence the selection is a parental dtitj.
Sad, indeed, are the results of lailure to
real the whole meaning of innocent,
helpless, trusting childhood ! Intamout
are the customs that make traltic of
their rights, and change them Iron
buddinz angels into incarnate fiends!
3. But towering above all the specific
rights ot cliildnood. and embracing tnej
all in its wide significance, is the grant
right of maturity, the right to tin
complete unfolding of its powers; th)
right to attain its end; the right to bj
a in-jn ; the right to read the Creatin
Mind spread abroad upon bis works;
the right to the infinite pleasures thx
await upon mature susceptibilities; the
right to scatter happiness here; the rlgh.
to retire in peace Irom a well-employee
morality.
This is the meaning of childhood ant
its rights. 1 his is the grand fabric whicl
auction should build, but which ruth
less injustice is everywhere preventing
by making an early ruin.
Kmemna j-ieasnnllu. narrv had
other boys flying their kltea from the
tops oi the bouses, and he thought it
would be nice fun if he could do so too
So he came to his aunt and said :
'Aunt Mary, may 1 go up to the tor.
of the bouse and fly my kite?'
His aunt wished to do everything to
please him, but she thought that it aa.
very unsafe ; so she said :
'No, Harry, my boy. I think that It
is a very dangerous sort of sport. I'd
rather you wouldn't go'
'All right. Then I'll go out on the
bridge.'
His aunt smiled, and said she hoped
that be would always be as obedient a
that.
'Harry, what are you doing?' sa!d lib
mother, one day.
'Spinning my new top.'
'Can't you take the batty out to ride!
Get the carriage, and I'll bring bin
down.'
All right,' shouted the boy, as he put
his top away in his pocket, aud hasten
ed to obey bis mother,
'Uncle William, may I go over to
your 6hop this morning?" said Harry
one day at breakfast ; I want to see
those baskets again tbat 1 was looking
at yesterday.,
'O yes, Harry, said his Uncle, I'll be
verv glnil to see you.
'But I cannot spare vou to day, Har
ry,' said his niotuer. You sluill vt to
the shop another day.' "I 'I
All right," aid liarry, and he went
on with his breakfast.
No matter what llarrv was asked to
lo. or what refusiU he met with in aiW J
nig for anything, his constant reply
was, 'All right.' lie never stopped to
worrv or tease, lie never aked, W by
can't I?' or 'Why mustn't 1?" Harry
had learned not only to ohey, but lie
bad learned to obey in good humor.
Youthful Depravity. List evening a a
reporter was walking up Main street he
happened to be behind three little boys,
the oldest of whom could not have been
over 10 years of age. Just as the news
paper man came within hearing, his
attention was attracted by the following
conversation :
"My mother thinks I'm a darned lit
tie saint," jaculated the smallest one ot
the three.
"She does, eh ; an' what in h is a
saint?" queried the one who walked iu
the middle.
"Oh, don't yer know what a saint I
yit?" put in the third boy. "Why, it ie
one o' thvin good fellers yer see In pict
er books, with a crown on, an featacs
stickin' out o' him."
Dropping a tear for the degeneracy
of the coming race, the scribe parsed
out ol earshot.
The Bntter Tree.
There is a tree In Africa ealle the
shea tree, from which butter of amo-t
excellent kind is obtained, it is tunil
near Kaaba, on the banks of the Jiger.
These trees grow in great abuifjtuee
all over that part of ISaiubarra. Tiiry
are not planted by the native, hut a-e
found growing naturally in the wool;
and in clewing woodland for ciiltivi
tion, every tree Is cut down but tie
shea. The tree itself very iimeU r -senibles
the American Oak. tie
fruit from the kernel of which, beiig
first dried in the sun, the butter is pie-
pared by boHing the kernel in wafer,
has somewhat the appearance of tie
Spanish Olive. The kernel is enveo
ped in a sweet pulp, undera thin grfn
rind, and the butter produced from ;t,
besides the advantage of its keeping
the whole year without salt, is whit-r
aud firmer, and of a richer flavor thin
the best butter ever made from cov'g
milk. The growth and preparation of
this article seems to be among the first
objects of African industry, and it crt.
stitutes a main article of their inliud
commerce.
Facts About Ventilation.
Tr.e average pupil vitiates .OS per
cent., or in 10.S5 cubic feet of air iu one
minute. In ten minute lie will re
quire 10S.5 cubic feet, nnl in twentv
minutes, 209 cubic feet. The entireair
in every school room should be changed
six times ait hour, or every ten ruin
utes. It I not lit for human lilavi;'
breathe unless It Is changed at J',t
three times every hour, or every te-
ty minutes. 1 he best accident.-il venr
lation changes the air four times m
hour. There is a difference of oiiiiiim
as to the per cent, of carbonic acid tint
may be habitually breathed withoutaj
parent injury. o authority allow
more than .03 per cent., but man rs-
gard this quantity as injurious. Ai
that has been once in a healthy lunf
contains from three to five per i-eut. o
carbonic acid, and in such air a canJli
will not burn. One percent, in the ir
is beyond the limit of ordinary emii
rance, and one-tenth of this amouit
soon makes itself felt by persons whde
sensibilities have not been blunted. '
During the year ISM, 165 men were
hung in the United States. Of tils
number only seven could read and wrbe.
YH at a lesson.
Bird Iatelll-rerx-e.
In the spring of 1877, my gardener
m as requested to try to rear a pair of
young blackbirds. He fixed on one
nest in some ivy, about thirty yards
away from the house. On a certain
Sunday, be saw that the birds were
hatched ; on the next Sunday he peeped
into the nest, and saw the little ones
were going on well. On the following
Sunday morning be peeped again, and
lolthe nest was empty. He was very
much surprised, and as be stood by the
tree, wondering what bad become of
the birds, be was attracted to a pair of
parent birds, in a neighboring tree.
They bad food in their mouths, and
made a curious noise, as they flew rest
lessly from one tree to another. Think
ing they might be the parents of his
lost proteges, he decided to watch their
movements. The flew away and back
again, returning each time to rest near
er the house, until one of them flew
rapidly across the drive, under the ve
raudah, and back again, as in a mo
ment. The other followed immediate
ly la the same war, and then both flew
off. Seeing this, the man placed him.
self In half-hiding, determined to await
their return. In due time they came
back. Hew fearlessly to tlieir young,
and less hurriedly went away again.
Thus their young were discovered in a
hollow over a projection under the ve
randah roof. There cannot be a doubt
that these were the young bird re
moved from the nest in the tree to this
very safe and very unlikely place of
retreat. Assuming this, and consider
ing the whole incident Irom the point
of view of human intelligence, there i
a series of complicate menial acts,
which seem to indicate a very large
measure of mind in these two birds.
There must have been suspicion, pas
sing into conviction, of the intention
of the gardener; determination to pre
vent the robbery contemplated ; agree
ment as to the manner in which this
could be accomplished; the looking for
and choking the most likely place for
their new home, then choosing the time
aud arranging the manner of the re
moval; and finally, the' mechanical act
of carrying their three young ones, al.
ready a rrtuicl. oM, from the nest, a
distance of full thirty yards, to their
new home.
Cartloads or Medicinal Kubhlah
Are swallowed by invalids, and their phrnical
troubles thus kept alive tor year, when that
Deerieas touic stimulant and corrective. Hostel
ler's Stomach Bitters would speedily art the
d.sordered and worn out mechanism of the
avgtem hi active an J healthful opeeauon aaiu.
It has been demonstrated over aud over again
that the requirements of the sick arc answered
far better Ly ttie Bitters than by a majority ol
the nwtHcalled remedies of the banuacopu-ia.
The stomach is s:renthened, the liver regu
lated, the bowels put in proper order, the blood
enriched aud punned, and the nervous system
rendered tranquil and vigorous by this uiesu
mahle family mt-dicni anl safeguard against
dixeaxe, which is. moreover, a niont agreeable
and effective appet4KT.au J a cordial peculiarly
adapted to th wnls of the a,ed and inurm.
delicate females, and convalescing patients.
It is, besides, uameuse'.y popular as an anti
dote to malana.
Tea Cojimos Snrproxs of liver on.pIain
are sallow skin, coated tougje. eostiveuess,
offensive breath, i row-metis, headache. Per
sons tbua aiTected may be sneedilv cuied by a
tew doses of iSctienck s Mandrake Tills. They
are applicable in all ditea-tes where mercury is
usually prescribed, while they possess t-i ad
vantage over mercury; they are piuvly vegeta
ble and perfectly harmies.
All Druggists sell them.
1 TaorBLFD with Constipation, take HovJ
'rtW erw Jlttlers.
jIebsbs. CaaPDOCK Co., 1032 Kaos St.
'.'en'enien. l'lease send me another box of
India Hemp. My w.fe is decidedly better and
think. Tone meiieine will core her: she has
tried msuy consumptive remedies aud all have
tailed to reach her caie except yours. 1 have
had some experience with your medicine before,
over twenty years ago, when all our best phy
sicians had decided that my mother had iM'-'ir-ahle
Cvnrumptii' and she m lir. We sent
to the doctor for some Cannaba Indies, it
cured Act. Win baa lived 20 vests since.is well
now and free from any lung trouble. Her fa.th
is so strong in it, that she thiuks if any one
will fo according to directions with tlie hyrup.
I'lLe and Ointment, they will be cured; aud if
they fa:1, there is no u-e of trying aurtbiu,:
else.
nespoctfullv.
I'LUKY MAKKLF,
Turre llauto, InJ.
I Yora Liver is Disordered BoufiniTt Ger
man lUUtr will set it aright.
Good Art vies Better than Gold.
If yon are within reach of Philadelphia, an J
snRer with Ilheumatism. enquire of Captain
Curne, Police Headquarters; A. V. Flirt Esq .
of the Kerning Bulletin, or of 51. Ilartman,
Truck I), rhila, t ire Department, as to what
tht v know of the wonderful curative powers
of i'r. Hemdnus tiTrtir.T's O.trr. Hold by all
linmi-t in l'liiisdelplita. Keud for circular
o J. J. iJnn.lail. Uox 520 P. O. ilaltimore.
Ir You are D.vr,"r,'c n,f-ntT German I
invert sill oure you.
lien. A. II. Ktevrna, j
The preat rtatesman of the South, says: 'I
used Duraug's Kheumatic llemedv for rhenro
a.wn with great benefit." It never fails to I
cure the worst case. Bend for cirruiar to
Helphenatiue A Bentlev. Drutfkwta, Wasluriif
tou. D- C bold by all druggists.
If Yoc Would Enjoy Good Health Take
IfjujUml t German UxUxr.
Reliable Dry Goods Honse.
, . . u.ll. 11!. rtnrwla rkreaa Onnrls
nosiery or Dry Goods of any kind below the
market prices, and wish to have the advau-
. -a -ii . 1. - M. t rl a ..1. anil nf Irauwa
wge or w wo N-
made by importers, r-end your orders or wnte
for samples uu. r. l'ewtean.i iuiuku; m
- ir w l ..,.. .fu.1 Thav aan.1 out thoUcSnds
of aam-'les and till orders daily from all parts
of the country.
Rkad the testimonials. In an adjoining col
umn, of persons who have osed and been
benefitted br Hance's Epileptic Fills as a rem
edy for Epilepsy, or failing lit They are
certainly connucinii
ri.va oa M tla Fua Tina HieaktlTM Tet-
er ointment. It never fails to remove them.
rot This Out ft May Hare Tonr Life.
There is no person Living but wat suffer
more or kaswith Luu? Dinease, Coughs. Cold,
or Consumption. yet some would die rather than
pay 75 cents for a bottle of medicine that wouid
sure them. Dr. A. Boschee's Uerman hvru,.
bas lately been inlrodnced in th e oonntrvrrom
Germany, and its wondrout cares astouishe
vervoue that try it. If you doubt what e
ay fu print, cut this out and take it to yotn
Druggist, and get a sample bottle for 10 cent,
uul by it, or a regular a:xe fur 75 oenlsv
If.tsl.-ffr Tetter Ointment Will cure every
form of Tetter.
I
Tbosai autvennc aa ArtTemaemsnl will
sonrer a favor ddoo the Advertiser aad tie
PubUshs r by statin that taey saw the adwwt a
tlsaaaana la Ihla louraal tauarailw tbe pap-r
WE HAVE IT AT LAST.
A PERFECT jA
Shirt Bosom Etratcher V"- - -.:;' "tU
AND IRONING BOARD. J'"- ' 1
Beat arlling article in Market, sella at aight, ix.th
In city and country. 1 here are Ageot aeiling Tea
lioaea dailr. II is Huperiur la every reapect. ami .
more salealile thaa snr other board. It waa Int
erned oember at. 1-77. Largj percentage pai.l. .
T-mtorUi .ud stetnll gtBts waaled. mai. i
AND COUNT. aMUtiia sua aaLa. 6atd l-t :
circuiara aau tonus Mr
A.. W. S3IIXII,
HrKcMParl. Allrarkaniu' Caaaaty. fPa.
(har ra what paper yo. aaw this advertiseuietil.
I
iiHl)v Auotner hattie ou bUh prices RAClfi.
Vliliii: aroBtl.etr,onopli.M,ew-d. r-'-a"a
Beuttj s late-t Sew.paoer full repiT erul :r-.
Uefore buying PIANO or ORtiA.V read air Ut et.tr
utar; loweet prices ever gives; Bluet aueceaaful boo
in America; eouimeBced a lew J ear, ago without
ay 13 aVillar: aslea n..w nee ly jJuiu (JBgik't
Z21 annual p. I. t. Beafy. a .-a . v J '"""
I
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r i ii iii r
VEGETINE
Will Cure Cancer.
PK00F1 PEOOF FEOOF!
Ma. H. BL STaTKts:
Da-aa sir, Atxnit two years (ro. a cancer
made its appearance oa my Lu-e, left aide of my
cose. Wuen 1 arst noticed It, twas about Uie
sue of a plnbead (very sinail). It Increased in
site, and spread on By luce unt.l n cecame as
large as a common rent. I tried all kinds of
remedies aud advice from a pby-lcUn. It was
spreading' and eaung Into mv Dealt very fust. I
a as verv much alarmed. I went 10 see a Physi
cian woo cured Cancers; be did not give ma
much encourairemeDt. It pained me very mucn;
I tittered uinnl and dav. It would clevd at,
times very proruseiy. Krerythin was done
tbat could be, to 1 ry to cure Uie cancer. My
brother bad a Cancer on bis Up; be submitted 10
an operation, being well discouraged. I wan one
d.iy in i.r. wooduerry a apothecary stora.of tins
town, lie (rave me jour pampuiet ex. taming
many cures br the use of Veirenne. 1 round on
pae it wbere Veireilne had cured aconcer 00 a
lady's no-e. I then bou.tit a botUeof jo-.r Veg
e Ine, ai.d it proved a irr-at blosm to tie; 1
could see irood effects from It rijrbt . After
taking three bottles It stopped the -pre !lnr ot
til- cancer ithout tne edtfs; It cnecked the ea
n.g Into my fienn. I could see It wis trraiiua.Iy
b a.ing. 1 kept on takli.2 Vrifetln, the cancer
.-IoaIv d sup.ieannir, until 1 bd token sixteen
bottles and It comp,et ly cured IU I has ieit a
buve arai oa one sideof my no-e; and 1 feel It
my auty to recommend Vetretlne ro a.t 1-ke nf
fcrera. as It In certainly ar.eAt-Bkd Puruw."
I am now sixty three years of and V eotlua
ban greailv unproved mv ireueral bealtn.
1 ma, most respectfully, . P. CLKAVKA.
M federal M., Beret ly. M sa.
We, whose names are annexed, can testify 10
the above, as Mr. Cleaves is an ou resid- nt of
iblotown. C WouDKKKKT.Aoth-car . KI H
AKO PtDKICR. HKKHhHT S.SM1TH. ANDKEW
L. KATVN, A. GL11JUKN, UlvO. S. H1U.KI T.
Veostims. Tot eradicating all Impurities o
tbe blood rrom tne sy ein. It bas no equal. It
has never failed to effect a cure, giving tone
and BtrebgLb to the svstein debilitated by dis-
VEGETINE
Cured after 20 Years Suffering.
RR4DVTLLK, MASH.. Feb. 18, IS,.
Mi. D. K srwrass :
1E ta Sir 1 gives m great p'eure to give
In my testimony 10 the (rood effect i oe Veje
tind has had on me. 1 have been troubled for
twenty years with aa enlliiy Ulcer on my siln
bone. Dunnir tbat time f have trie. I many
remedies, but have not had It cur d till now.
home three uioniiis ao It was very bad, so that
tbe Dealt was eaten Into tbe bone, from a place
as lanre as tbe palm of y ur bund. I was r
commended by Mr. Tllion to try your Vevetlne,
and I di J so. In uklni; t ie nrst i ttln. It com
menced to heal; and 1 have ouly I aken five bit
t es. and It Is a I he-aled nicely, and I would
cbeenully r ommeud .t to all alike afflicted.
Kespcctfully youia, WILaO.N &BAH.-1.
Vegetlne thoroughly eradicates every kind ot
humor, ad restore Uie enure ayntoin to a
helUvy condition.
VEGETINE
A Va'uablo Medicine.
ClMCIXlUTI. tSTT.
Jta. n. H. juttitss:
Hear sir I nave used your Vecetlne In my
family, and Enow It to be. and cut rec iminend
It as a good punncr and deauruf the bio d.
I bv ued aereral buUies: U is a valiubl
medicine. Keiectiuily,
1. B. 8TEBBITT, Oroeer,
N. K. cor. Main and Kranadn Sts.
Thousands will bear testimony (and do tt vol
nnlarl y). thai Veellne Li tbe best medical
compound yet plat-d before the public for
renovai lug and purifying tbe blood, eradicating
all humors. Impurities or pd-ionous secretions
irom the ysiem. invigorating ana strengthen
lug I he sy-itetn debilitated by disease; lu fact,
II is. as many have called It, "Tub lreat ileal IT
Kcstorer."
VEGETINE
H. a COTTON, Prescription Druggist.
Chicago. Hit noil
Vepetlne Is the best-S"lltrig bluod pur in -r
and gl es the best sat.s.'acUon ot aiiy In lb
market.
VKGimNE,
Prepared by
II. K. STEVfcVS. Boston, Havta.
Vegetlse is Sold t7 all Druggists
IT COSTS NOTHING!
T try onr nrnni. at w n1 oiw t. tr on
ten day triaml.aiMl rt-fuitsj ir-tUt if bvl cttav-rti.
N.liit walnut c4t. It upt, 2 .1-5 ol r-eu.
IMMaML1 7I Fit mn rrnty
lk.LJX j 'Cilm Iirt trorn ihr factory.
Alleger, Bowlby & Co..
Istaiuuv Ires.
SAilllMiTuN.hniJom.
rheanest Tov Lantern to Bet Stereopticor
LAlALOI,llt illllii OC.Ml tANll.Di
Oreat Neihm 1 1'lTHO J. xajua.cl
Muaical Marvel. 1 bJ ruiieri at . i ----. -
O. OLXJ'X'aSCIII sSc CO.,
MAXUFACTUIlEnS OF MUSICAL BOXES,
'enova, Switzerland.
The gro t mrrn attending atir aal In tl.la -ltv last winter. In.lnel aa to SMke a larre hnprtafos
ortlie 6iie.l Mimira- fvva ar--illr f. th- triarK-f. a rail -t euiion lo our r..laina ip-ial l-e.
Tneaear.of be higher (radref Vf-alral Haaueo-.M ar.uaa-l nib am.la'"r the -n-ral n arkat
era-Id in thia cwuui. "I.ipi caaive-ttaraiweiir-F'tef le. S nd i e. n,l..: -'Haai iollwerert .
p-lao." r . eia.. - Ilarpe-Uliaar.'' a ai..4 c uii .: "Uarpa.Harawaluar.'' 4 ranila;
al-. -Kevelrrr Vfaraleml Btin." p a rnt Irom H f7Iair ith .ii! , hange..f cvln .1-r. Kerkaapo
aa-atral itoxea," atili -i.n .u l. inl l.i lal..ea. p!ai..( 'ri.m it f 1J0 sir.. Tne- ir.emimenie pr ..ira
tliematel ! ate ami dilllriilt p ec ot mu-ic wi.h a l-ril i M acrnrai-v trnlr .i.rpri.ins. w'th an
sleet eo pnel.nli. oe and p-.f.t aa to b air-.In air ..ilil. Tih-t are all ulihthe Harv-itbar
attM-hnient.llierei.v pr. during at will tlistra.at rhannlug .aiuati s the-e prettr inlriinin'. ln-e in
atrorontaareaell ai tir.s: thy are w und i p l-r a pa ant leiar and kp IB motn n h powerrol eprinn.
The wi.rkaare.r I.O-.I in be.niMil inlaid rawnod and frtwh salnol O.ieae. V a ma printed In.troe
tltma with eieh iiiairumeiit. 1 her era err .imp v ma if 4. VI itlt our sew aierhanical ennatructtos, two
and Ihrs aprn a. and .Irtntila m rh;ihi-m. th -y alll Uat ae long aa a e;od ea en. titilr en eec;ieiaa4
clauning ien-ll. I'ull tini-a hue pteantM the emp'--Bt nt of anv other tlutn 'ha bio t akilltui work
men Br pureha.lng n-.w.d.iect Iro'.i ih" manstai-ttir ra ).'! will 11 enl S t a Ine inetrnnient but vo
sill alao aatafr m .w 1041 pr c- nt Th- nt ra .tork.oier iilv pi tea aauat he cl avd oatduru-g the U.i
laja. oiler arh ins ruinet at th pra. ntk.w
SWISS IVCTOTIY PTIICE,
r,-t f aianuraetnrtnr w th email drne ..f ep. a a an.1 hniiTt dnti'e lee than half the prtra r'd
for int-ror aiv-i in th. countr . e ala.. niv. a tars al.a-a nt .nu-ic. nose win nriav vraan,
r.J..a AreMarea and t'elretlal Vaim Ala., a la .l -ck of am.ill Muai ai lioxee. Vie
lavite aa eaannaatMin ot our sleek, ahu-h aill piors the facta abore atated to b- true.
8ALESEOOM, 829CHESTHUr STBEET, PHILADEXPHIA, TA.
PaTlTaatasBasBaTsasBaaa.
I S lRi BLP US, Tl
ai b
From the Manufacturers at First Cost.
Tapestry Brussels, 75 cents.
(-0NTIXUEI) SALES OF THESE rOFULATi 0001 S.
Body Brussels, $1.25.
Best Ext. Supcrfincs. all wool. 75 els.
Best Thrcc-phj. .$1.00.
Assortment full anil complete; manufactured from the best material, and
for durability warranted to wear as well as any carpets made in this or any
other country.
JOHN & JAMES DOBSON,
Kos. 809 & 811 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
New Style
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Tha above cut la a rerneit '4 of our saw atyle Eater Orcaa.for wnlek tWs Is already aa raare
saHlewte asMaaal. cwlsg ts the vsry law ch w k" ea laoa.
stuck of Organs oa hand, which ws are selling lower than aver before, si tha eld stand.
18 North ScTentli Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
E.M. BRUCE &C0..0 General Managers..
B rsi sail ar wrtae Is saswar Is this aovsrrlsaraaat. I 'ease aantll (as !aot of savig eaea tt la this laper.
U U U ViV
FITS! FITS! FITS!
CCRX OF ETIUFSTi OB, FAIXIXO FIT
BY HJLXCrS CP1XCPTIO PIXXJ.
Pifttu la-horfaf mffr lhi dirtr -trine mmwif
m.il firM Htvai .pilpti fiila to b in abIt reav
rAy vr wUsoovrd tor Mnaf Kjuliftwir r FftUattg
T ft followln 4wrtlf-tM ihMl4 b rm4 hj mt ttf
ffttcfvl; itj svr In Try wmpmet tra. ua boaid
thj b ivcvs bf aw o who ks) at ailtict. 4 iluMlf,
If M tkAA ft (n -hi w iV t nffrr. h wi I do. a
UkM act f calling- Uua omt mj ding it to -out.
A ISlT aCXAJUaaYBaJI CCBK.
rnutnrau, Jo a. rr.
rra Hc, Baluaiar, Md. Dsar Mr: iMaing
toar advrbaM:t, 1 was ladscd fc try your fcsi
pus Pdta. Isa attacked wua Cpli.iar lajair.
laiswliauiy air snvaieisn wat anioDi.
L eoald giv. sis oo ratlst. I tba uesoiud maotbw
pars cso, but 1 Mfn.l to rw or. 1 issu triwd
tb. treatai.BC of siivtaar, sat wtebvel any g -oU tGmcl.
1 agais mturasa to air tauiiir aar-Kiaa; was capped
a'ni tia aevsial tia-s. 1 u gsawr.llv aitaead
w itliuu 1 as? r.sHUl ry jMtuak. 1 bad bad frost
t. fcdv Auadar. at latorval. f two woaaa. 1 ws,
oflos attata..! IB sir ale.p, as .aal!.1
1 waals , or wiiat.wr b. , . .i -T?!!!
o-v. rly Iojutm "rai tuuc iruai ca. lalla. I .
afleid so ueB that 1 kiot ll uaa..u lu rlf .
lalauwaa atiecla la air BaalnM., asa 1 O'Saidor
ISM j'.mr Kpil.f'U. Pius ouroa b. la Fobrwarr,
ItwS. 1 aaiotol to bm roar PUB), sad oalr sad two
attack. ai US-ward, las last so vh April S.ISSS,
and Lo.r w.ro of a raj. sonus. .haractor. Wits too
bUMlncof rroTkioaeo rsr awdic.a. aa Bade ta.
Inetraaieal by wuich 1 waeeared of that ditcrwlns
arfltciRa. 1 taiak taat tas fdlo aad their gavd covou
Swald b. aalo auuwn oerraeio, tbat pereoa.
who or olBiilarlT affected air have the beoettt ol
taeia. Aar aemia toning further laf .naetioa caa
obraiBh br calling .1 a; r 1 lo.no. Ho. attaeitf
laird sueoc r auodeipaia, ra.
Woxiaa aXaaa.
nin la a rnaa wm mixkist.
The hjiiiaos oil, answer.
Gas.iaaa. !) . Jane :
m S. ars Bear Sir .- Yaa will Sad lackieoS
o dollar. whKb 1 ood roa f.-r two boxoe of rour
apiWptic Pills. 1 caa the Bret pora bo tried rosr
PUle is this part of taeeusntrr. Mr oa as badu
afflicted wua tutor I roara. 1 ordto tor and ro
cetved two boiea of rosr Puis. hicb ho took accard
lag to dlrecUoae. Ha has nevrr had a ttt since. II
ae br my perauaatua that air. Lrtrn triad rour Pllla.
Ilia case was a ior bod one; he k-.d his neaxlr U his
lit.. Persona Bars wrtttea to at fruoi AULaraa and
TeuBjetoee oa the aobjeet, tor the puro-ae of aacer
tainlag aar osiuioa la regard to yar Ptils. 1 bars
atwar firnaimemltd them, and ib so Inataneo hero
I save had s caaocs of hearing from tuetr etteet hats
ther ielled to cure. Toure. eu , C. H. kiiv.
Orsueda, lelasnaha Co.. M -a.
ASOTHIB BIMARSABLl
CCBKOr Kr-ILKPSY; UK. rAAXlNO FIT.
BT HA5CB s BPIXEPTia PLLLS.
MosTseaSBV. Texas, Jane a), W7.
To t-th . Hascac-A ri la aty emptor had
bee- sffiietad -lib Flu. er hpili eer. fur thirteen
rara. a, had then, altatkeet lu:er.a.a of l v to fust
eaa. sad mi i. lis--, a'.iw uihh. ,uf...
auoe.ieee cwaui.utas fo two or three daja. Oa ear
oral occeaioos th. , .aald aolU hie Bund sppead
totally deranged, la ahica atati ha would oiul.ua
for a dar or two aflwr the dta had ceased. 1 tr.ed eev
eral remedies ar-acuib-d br oar reeideut pbr-iciaas.
bat without eacco a. UavuKeaeaiouradtertueniaaJ
cooeiBded to trr rour r. inau r . I obtained twu
hoaea of rurPilia gar (beat aconlingt directions
and Cher eAocled a r-raural care. The sersus la
B a eat'Bi aad heealhr sia-i, abvat 3P tears ol age
mjiA ha ass had a St eiae ho coounvsced taking r Ul
Bl'dmao. aea reare a. sea. lie was sir principal
we7ner aad haa. aince that lie, bat a eapvoad tc
ae evarvet of waeta-r. 1 bar. a-reet coaAuVnoe la
rour rau-dr. and woaid like evecr one aw haa Sua
to iTt a utsU.
a aw viauau.
Tiisi. asothcr crm&
mm4 tW foiioit tw4moui. from rctbl
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CONSUMPTIOri.
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Hrap lia bome a Iauiotis li ilii ei
is iu Iml s tor the enreor t'ssiaapllsa
Urwneliltls ind Ailurns.
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ol tlie bowels aiitl waituiisT aaav oi tue
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