Floating Islands.
Tli Ulmvl f l.-los. in the Greek
Archipelago, ( traditionally said to
be floating on the surface of the water,
an object of sport for the winds, at the
merry of the wave. It was the power
of Neptune, the deity who presided
over the ocean, that rendered this f pot
stationary; and in order that it might
remain so, lie begirt it by two other is
lands Mycone and fiyaros, w hich, as it
were, hem in the place. Extraordinary
as this narrative may appear, we have
accounts in modern times somewhat
resembling it; we must except, how
ever, the intcrpoMtUn of Neptune.
Floating garder.s arc very common in
New Spain, of which there are two
kind. One glide upon the water,
wafted by the capricious winds; others
are attached to the lior. The princi
pal flowers and roots consumed tu the
city of Mexico are raised in these small
gardens. Karon lluinbcl.it stutes it to
be a highly interesting sp;-c:acle to ob
serve "early in the morning, at sun
rise, the provisions brought in by In-
dians, iu rafts, descending the canals
of Chaise and isucabo. In them are
cultivated beans, artichokes and cauli
flowers, while the edges are ornament
ed with rose-bushes." The promenade
In boats around thtse little islands is
represented as being the most agree'
able in the environs of Mexico. Should
the proprietor of one of these erratic
gardens finl he ha3 a disagreeable
neighbor, he unties the chain that
fastens his property to the shore, and
with h.s hot and his habitation floats
wherever lie idease. In China these
rafts or floating islands are formed on
the surface of their numerous canals
and rivers, the whole of which teem.
as it were, with life and vegetation.
The ancient historians mention many
of these curious islands, and the Greeks
thought that the whole of the CyclaJes
once were floating. In the Tiber, the
tpot now occupied by the church of St
Bartholomew traces its origin to the
circumstance of a quantity of corn
bound in sheaves, being tliroTu into
the river by the indignant populace
after the expulsion of Tarquin. The
'fiber was at low water, the sheaves
stuck in the mil l, and w hen the river
rose it dejiosite J pieces ot wood, trunks
of trees, etc. At length an island be
came formed, which in the course of
time was surrounded by a wall.
Several floating islands are found la
Lapland. Near the gothic lortress of
Castello Archione Is a small lake con
taining several islands formed of plants
matted or joined together. The peasants
get upon them, and
w ith long nds
navigate themselves about. There are
several also in the lakes of Conracchia,
Garden and Kolk, in Osuabruck; and
there is one 111 a subterraneous lake in
West Krieslaud. Near St. Oiner, in
France, there are several, which move
at the will of the ncighb-iring farmers,
who draw them i:ear :he shore to drive
their cattle upon : aud having done to,
they unloose the cords and allow them
to float at. the direction of the wiuds.
A similar phenomenon is to be seen in
Lake Iochart, among the Grampian
mountains; and a very re.narkable one
has within these thirty years three
times emerged 1 10:11 the bottom of the
Derwent, in the county of Cumber-
It !j f.p-.A t.i- ft.iA .U.iriniT
smaller sheet of wter, known by the
, , . . , , !
name of the I nest- foot, but connected.
, , iii 11 .1 .
Willi the other lake bv a small outlet.
L'pon this there lias been for many j
years a floating island, little noticed by
tourists, and erroneously stated by
sone writers of "Guides to the I.:tkes"
not to move or sail with the wind. In
contradiction of thi-, it was never
known since first it beennie a fl jatirg
lslaud to have remained stationary, or
to be fixed for any length of time, till
a few years back, when the heavy floods
lifted one-half of it upon land. It wa'
relaunched by some young men, who
took advantage of tiie flood at that tim!
to effect their purpose, aud had the
pleasure of sailing across the lake upon
it. It was afterward moved from one
lake to the otier four different times;
on one of its trips no less than fifteen
persons were upon it. It is thirty
yards long by live broad, and covert d
with wood ot various sorts, which sup
plies the place of soils, 'i iiis curiosity
has not probably its equal iu the L'nited
Kingdom. In Guiyaquil, iu the king
dom of Quito ; In the river Congo, on
the western cca-t of Africa; in the lake
of Tivoli, uetr the hot baths of Agrippa
we find the seroving lands. The
Congo is said to carry floating islands
sixty or seventy miles out at sea. There
are many :ii the Nile. One appeared
several limes in the sea of Azof, and
in ISIS a small island emerged from the
lake of Walleustadr. in Swiizerlaud,
which had sunk a century before. On
this occasion fie on an extensive sci:e
were given.
ltauiM'lilietcler' Hat.
Mr. llamschueider and his friend,
August item atelier, w ere out walk
ing and Mr. llaniselineider was boast
ing of the intelligence of his dog.
"Sec here," he said, "I jdace my hat
here in this fence corner; I conceal it
under the brush aud dried leaves. We
will now walk on. We pass down the
lane, we turn this corner, we stroll
by the woods. I send r.isinarck back
for my hat. See; my friend, he com
prehends me. He flies through the
woods, lie speeds down the lane, he dis
appears around the corner. Present
ly lie will be b:ick again before I
have time to catch cold in my heed."
1: was tree, as Mr. Ernest itamsnel
der had said. The intelligent dog,
readily understanding what was want
ed, sjied down the lane aud flew around
the corner to get the Hat. Uut he did
uot get it all the same, for just as he
flew around the ccruer a wary though
not au allhient tramp, who had watched
the circus from afar, was in the act of
appropriating Mr. Kaui Schneider's, new
hat unto himself, and when the dog
got up in rhort rangi" he fired a clay
cold clod as hard as a door knob at that
faithful animal with a force that
knocked a howl out of him as long as a
clothe. line and sent him wailing and
weeping back to his astonished master.
And when Mr. Kamschneider and his
friend hastened to investigate they
found under the brush an old hat that
had lived in more ash-heaps than you
could count in a week, and so greasy
In its general apcarauce that Mr.
Kamschueidcr wouldn't touch it with
his cane. Far away, beyond the dis
tant fields, they saw the sunlight shin
ing on Mr. Kamschneider'g five dollar
hat, and the trairp of the dusty high
way was jogging along under it. But
Mr. Ramschneider walked home bare
as to the head, which is of the bald,
bsldy, and he hasn't got out of bed yet
with the cold be caught.
luu -" of the individual, how can the pl.ras-
aquatic plants. At the head of htu- , ' .
1 .. ' ,, 1 1 1 .1 i hug be anything but mechanical? r.ven
waite lase, llawkeshead, there is at " , . ,
' in 1 1. .I.ii-A ..r n.inlrf ii 1 c v n t lull
Interstate Commerce. Defeat or I he Kea-
gmn Kill. The substitute Proposed. j
The Committer on Commerce of tbe j
Horn of Representatives at Washington,
1 j V" he vnte nl 1
decided on February l .th, by a vote ol ; I
ispmcticaliyucrc-ateuoytnisaiuon. ii
new bill proposes to make tue samejun.s.
inch are applicable to nulmatis engaged i
in transporting freiglit between different ,
States also apply to the operations of ,
stmmlioat lake vessels and other water-
crafts. It provides for the appointment ol
a Board of Commissioners who are to have
supervision of the entire subject of the
transportation of freight from one State or
Territory into or through other states anu
Territories, and to examine into any com
plaints that may be made by the public of
unfair action on the part of common car- j
ricrs of any cla99 that are engaged in this
important "business. Unjust discrimination
is forbidden under severe penalties, and in
cae any of the transporters or transporta- j
tion companies fail to redress anv substan-
tial grievances brought to the attention of j
the commissioners, proceedings are author-i
teed m the United States courts. If the j
pn-tiosed new law is found to be not fully
ffective in furnishing remedies for any of
the real evil, that have grown up in coo-
.;. .i,.nun.nnt of transpor-
talion Iietweeu a.uerem niair, ,
the duty of the UHumLssioners to suggest
additional legislation, and to obtain and, cow (g nol.orlhs ofa place in a butter
furnish to Congress all information , relating Ja, tl(at Joes not yield 200 lbs. of but
to the operations of railroads that is likely j tef ,ryear. an,j tne aim sho-ild be
to prove useful and imjwrtant in this con- j to rtft.u ,(Si a eow Ono la,i
nection. This bill provides much more i much beltcr .p 10 Cows that produce
appropriate and just methods for accom-1 j 0f butter, than keep 13 cows
plishing such reforms as may be needed 1 to rc:M., tne ume amount. Almost
than the Reagan bill and with some amend-1 every dairyman, by proper tests will
meats may lie acceptable to the trans- j gj "SOme ol his cows that ought to be
port at ion interest of the country: or at i disposed of, as unprofitable for one
anv rate, will serve as a basis for action, ! branch or the other of dairying,
should the plan suggested last winter be j There should bo no hesitation when lie
adopted by Congress, and definite legisla-, learns the facts; for an unprofitable
tion be deferred until a commission of ex-! cow only adds to the labor, and de
ports shall be able to thoroughly investigate . ducts Irom the profits.
this complex subject and report their ma- j
tuie judgment upon the matters at issue. Salt as a Fertilizer Ihere Is a
There is no question that a more intelli- ; wide ditleren.-e of opinion among
gent conclusion could be reached in this ! farmers as to the value of salt when ap
way. and one that would be more valuable I plied to the land as as a fertilizer,
to all the interests involved. On general! This diversity of opinion renders all
principles tentative legislation is hardly to ' iigl't on the subject, a necessny. One
be recommended where it involves the i farmer recently in spea king of it.
traffic of fortv millions of people and , id that it could not be u.ed to ad
capital ageing forty-five hidr mU- j oZX
hous of dollars. pra,.tk.a,f tllHt he hag usej lt lreely
m ; and with profit. Some complain that it
About l'lano riayins. kills the grass when applied to grass-
. ... land. A writer savs: Mr experiuice
The same piano played upon by d.f- iu . use of sa)r ieajs me to the fol-
ferent piauisW exhibits ellects and a va-(
riety of tane that cannot help but cause
wonder In those whose perceptive fac-.
ulty are on the alert. The power and :
diversity cf touch issometlung wonder-
fiil,and words fail fully to explain what ' condition that the berry of all kinds of
the car quickly notes. The finest toneJ j grain tills plumply, however long
piano, iu the hands of some performers, coutinuid the hot and dry weather
appear harsh and tinny, leaving an im-. s same gentleman argues
1 1 . , .7. . .1 . that these results w ill not bo obtained
pression upon the listener thak the . ,,,. nf . hmi,i it mut be lib-
manufacturer ha been very uusuccess-!
ful in his efforts to produce "a mixed,
sonorous and melodious quality of :
tone." On the other hand, we find '
other hand we find
r no.ina touch soi
r, po,seMiug a touch o ,
sensluve, that even a ;
some few player
exquisite and sen
well-worn instrument is made to ex- ;
titbit a syuipiitUcticaud singing quality ;
of tone, beside an unexplainable charm ;
ml crr:ii p mbieil thereunto. What IS i
deiioiuinated "spirituality' no doubt
is at the bottom of all s
manifestations, although di
itles of animal matter may
iu the production of sue
effects. "The art of pbras
doubt be taught mechanical
as the "art ot singiii"
nste sometiiing is uot part aud parcel ;
, , , J . .
and of the ever increasing number who
... .. , , . , .
actually acquire it. tiie old maxim,
. 1 . , . .. ,
Hfltir Null (n, in eiiiaii, is 1111
centuries ago. Sh few pianists look
bevoud an "irreproachable technique,"
,11 :
because to m-i.y pure mechanic make
music a business now. .So long as they ,
can execute five hundred notes a min-
ute they are happy, and view with ;
something akin to contempt tiie com- '
po-er who demands from them the j
playing of oulr four hum! red ami :
ninety a minute. A composition must
be difficult and "full of sound," else
modern pianists will most assuredly
pass it by on the other side. To ham
mer away is much easier than to play
with a truly soulful effect, because the
former may be acquired, the latter,
however, never. When music is viewed
as business only, true art can but
greatly suffer.
(irriBia Officer.
It is sid that German olllcers are un-
, ,, . .i-ii i i-
doubtedly lhe most h.gl.ly educated in ;
the world. 1 hey can on.y get promo- :
tion by arsiduous study, and they take i
a professional jiride in a culture tlist '
places them immeasurably above their
men. In this respect they truly form
an aristocracy. Again, they have a
strict cede of honor which is kept in
force bv dueling, and which lavs upon '.
them the necessity of being very correct j
in their beliavior, not only toward each ;
other, but toward civilians. A German '
Giltcer can only light a duel with a man j
who is socially his equal, and he is ex- ;
peeled to I'g'.it whenever he Is insulted, :
so tiiat if he gets dragged into a uisre- '
putable brawl with an inferior, he rinds
himself iu a dilemma from which there
is no escape except by throwing up his
commission. S sue years ago a l'rus-
sian officer had his face slapped in the
streets of ( obler.z by a baker; he drew j
out his sword and cut down 1
lusaggres-
sor like a coj there and public opinion
took bis side, for had he let the affront
pass he must have left the arm v ; as It
was he got tried by court-martial and
, ,
was sentenced to a month's imprison-
ment.not for killing a baker.but for ha v-
iug a street quarrel with such a jierscn.
A-nons oil'n ers, duels are pretty fre -
quenti and yet not M-ii:c so frequent,
as seems to be Imagined. A pun.-tilious
respect for hierarcny. a close observ-
anceof ihc formsof so iialeliqiiette.ti nd
to minimize the chances cf quarrel ;' who encased his hands in sheepskin
and then there are courts of honor lie- i gloves, ilany theorie were advanced
iii i- i. i . i i.r I to account for the presence of so much
fore which disputes must be laid before ; rtr,cltr Mr. t;urtW Rt)SlUy ob,erved
the permission to tight is given, so that ; that lhe -currcllt was strogest during
a mere, truculent bravo could not win t ti,e prevalence of strong w inds, and
himself a reputation it the sword's ! this led him to infer that the electricity
point, nor tease his comrades by bis i was generated from a windmill, w hich
impertinence. Generally speaking j fh.1"t fifty feet from the house.
.,, i-. . i The fluid reaches the stove pines by the
t-crnian otlicers are polite to a degree Imans of a wirc wn,ch ,g 'fastened to
which far transcends the proverbial tlie w:udmill. When the windmill
courtesy of Frenchmen, while toward stops there is noclectricity in thcitove,
civilians tliey practice a refinement of j but after it make half a dozen rcvolu
etiquet which is intended to put a prop- J tions it is not safe to handle utensils on
er distance between themselves and in- j tne range' . m
terlopers. In Germany the uniform of j a WIm ftrfnrm,
an officer Is more respected than It j no hlb;t of administering quinine in pow
ts in any other country except Eng- erfuldoee. as an antidote to material mala
land; and It confers prestige per ge. I diea, wk onre daugerouely commoa Happily
mini, miu iv i uha practice baa undergone a wdereftrm.
Everybody knows that in donning h:s j jjotcnly the public. butp;ofeaaional men hare
enaulet the German officers gives bail idoptei not wholly, of comae, but largely.
for his honor, and may be relied up n
to act uprightly in all possible contin-
gencies. icanuais aDout money mat
ters are extremely rare among the offi
cers; and this Is the more creditable to
them as no attempt is mads to hush op
such affairs when they do arise. The
offender, whoever he may be, Is at once
t . i i.i vt. .! i .
orougut to uooa oy u.s vu.u ,..,
be caunotjclear his honor, he Is prompt-
ly ordered to resign.
AGRICCLTURF.
Testis C ow roa thk BrTTER
miRr. - .i ine VJ'"LiV" " l"
M UlT UUUtr, UICU mil iu mill..
,,.,-iirr f hotter.
k keeping- also the
h, , milk. The percentage
, " , , , ti..., ,M. mi trnm
the game f. one Ume 2 ,3 of
eream wl proJuce , poond of butter,
and at another, ilbi. of cream are re
quired. Only actual churning of cream
can determine the yield of butter. In
selecting a herd wholly for buf er, it is
hardly worth while to keep a cow of
whose milk it requires more than 25
lbs. for one of butter. It Is also b-
jectionable if the butter should be
light-colored ; but if the quantity and
quality are otherwise satisfactory, it Is
bet tcr to retain her, for the color Is
easily remedied. These individual teste
for butter are as well made during the
first mouth after coming in: for as the
season is then usually cool, the milk .of
each cow can more easily be hand.ed
separately. In testing for ".-.
cow that ought J"
cheese dairy might be . uite orlhy of
; - , "
IjniMl Ihi r ,nilL-than another lr:.m
""v " 1'""
. . f Ucje
cows
..',,,, in nrolH.r ,,iace. A
lowing conclusion' : It keeps the laud
cool and moist, lt neutralizes drouth,
H exterminates all soil vermin. It
T pn'Jngk.iS
, . k . 3 lhe rtua In such
eraijr anolied. He applies a barrel to
au ai:re on his meadows and would
soouer doable t'ie dose than apply less,
Gardens should be salted liberally, for
Gardens snoum oc muicu iioeran, , n
y so,,oi,, ?ou have " worl"-
a ra(,i!ihcj nmSs,oty onions, club-
foOU.j ,.abbages, or any other vegcta-
0ies injured 111 it, bv worms, grubs, or
any vermin that infest the soil.
I'OKS
1 Pay 10 Winter Ti'kkkvs.
the general practice in the jioultry dis-
is. to I ttten t!ie early oroods 01
tjnd a farmer who feeds his turkeys
straight on through the winter, selling
iu small lots, when liu can get his price.
When we ask him for his reasons, he
tills us that there is always a difference
in selling farm produce at the buyer's
price, and in telling it atyourowu
prices, l li turkey erop is mainiy uis-
Mseti 01 at urtsimas anu .ie can
' JJ't u;t'Vr ,,i, e!1,'e w a,it4 u,Uil
Februai vnnd March. 1 l.e turkeys are
M he ttllile gr(1, iu2, allJ are wanted
(1 t(ie vinage markets at reasonable
paying prices. There is also a good
demand lor them as breeders in Mtrch
aI,d Apn .
AN kk, Tivk tiATE-KAsrtM.NO.
-'he irate is hinged, and swung in the
usual manner, except that ll is best to
use hinges liicli w ill allow it to swing
either uay with equal case, l'lant the
gate posts so that the gate will swing
past. Ti en take a piece tf inch iron,
either square or round. Let it be three
times a Ions as one side of the t'quare
scantling Used at the end of the gate.
Bend i, iu a lorge, to a shape similar
to the upper part of a letter T, or like
three sides of a equate. Cut a notch In
the Ksl at any desired height, and
i lasteu this iron in bv a staple, so that
when lilted up the gate slips past either
war, but when dropiicd it clasps the
eJ U;o , j' 1 rly tlle
nftleh w iU k,.e(, it fr,in ,ir,,r,in;j past a
horizontal point, and cattle will hardly
find out how to open it.
Food loit I'oi'LTiiv. Any of the
roots as lotatoes, rutabagas, till nips
carrots, etc., when boiled and mixed
I unit corn nun r, e iiichi inuaa mi ra-
cellent ar.d economical dailv ford for
pouitrv. Fowls are lotnl of thu diet, it
works very kindly with them.
II on f dust is a lasting manure, and
will lontinue to fertilize liiiu for
years, when uot ground totiue.
Am KUetftcal .itvre. An electrical
-iv..u 1.... ..i..!ilshi.il r1t fufii-e nt
j Vallev View .Station iu the Far West.
j The proprieler recently undertook to
! put some wimh! in the cookiug range,
' iiii'i iih rcieieu riieii a re i ri c nci 11 it
shock that be dropped the litter and
staggered back with an exclamation of
grDrjse. His wile theu attempted to
j take a stew pan from the tire, and fell
to the floor. About this time the hiieJ
i hands came in to set dinner, but it was
fJ i-M-oss'ble to take anything ..0
the stove. Ctiarlev I'almer, the stage
driver, attempted to manipulate. cofl'ie
j p0t frm the stove aud sprang t wo leel
i in the air with a yell of pain. Cou
! Ui nse thought it would be the easiest
''!J " move the pot of
c,,rll0rt,,e room and made no f. r.l.er
i Httenipts. The stew pans were finally
removed from the stove bv Mr. Curtis,
, utuUl for ln. pcrn.cioa, ;klloid. Tte
j conseqneDre of this change are most imror-
tant. Now lever and ague sufferers are cured
formerly their complaints were only for th
lime reiieTrd. or half cured th remedy
eventually failing to produce any Appreciable
effect, except tbe doses were incieteei. A
course of the Bitters pertistently followed,
breaks op tbe wors attacks and prevents theu
return. Xb evident in fsvor of this sterling
iriaoaafia and household medicine is of no m
, chmett bat ,nd
totyi tb souroas whenc it procaedi ar
' very umato.
ucu pe unar furkers lor Thaiiksziviucaid the later I , n.i.;,ii,im .inilCn ... i.f "Theii ' I
ir. , ..ol ' .... . 1 1 POUllil 01 rai-siil, anu mice itii ,iiiu ............ - f. ,
Uerentquat- olles ror Christinas, and lo send each v . ,.,. ,,, 1,1 . j,Vst:niiler ."his ifrief must know '
have a share lot to the market i:i a lump. The ad- ,. .Pattcr 'thlnlr over the how to "swim."
h mysterious vantages of this are, that the warmer ld butter. thcn DlliiJ it llp Uli? .
i,IK'V-auno;f,,eroul"V,,,,:,",ur""l.,"r'"- way; make a mixture of lour eggs, a A iitx ill set on a nest ot eggs for;
v is well ,Lm,,ar '""T -7 quart of milk, ami one-halt munid ol cays wunoui a murmur; uiu it'i a m:iQ ,
l. tt t. " . . 1 MiL'ur. anu iiuui mm iinw 1,11c "i-" , " " -.
im.nv iii-iii (nus ifi a. Trim, una uiurii i - .1.. .n. 1. . ... u A.,... -
KOMESTIC.
ftc The' Two of
TATCniNf;. FtITCHINO.
li
tern must be exact! v matched; In a
cases, the insertion must be made with
out pucker, and the kind of seam must
be such as. though strong, will be least
apparent, and the comers must be j
turned with neatness. So of darnrng
much instruction Is necessary as to
the number of threads to be left bjr the !
needle, accoiding to the kiud of fabric-. ;
then there is the kind of thread or yarn
most suitable, to be determined. Where
the article is coarse, the chief attention
is directed to expedition; but a costly
..i!..'. Anilr.ii(UrF lif tlll'.flt n C'lll
onlr be well darned with raveling of !
a sijillar muslin. I lie 8iocing-suicu
is neither more dillloult nor tedious
liian the darn, vet how many pairs of
stockings are lost f r want of knowing
operation m aii-iiiux ie uii-o ii.i(uiihi ; i- - - ...i.i, ; witllOUt MU'rtHSlit'ni, ...... - Kmmmm i
. ...... .i i 7 nera ltowed iiiion mi urchin, with " 'r i nn- . . ttdp
mr mn! tkin iuu uipi-j mid imuin , . " ., . Liver Itguiau'r. juif ". - - vvAAjiJ ua
a new garment, and, when well execut- the usual warning, Don t eat the n, , 7 of , oustlpa- . (.eerous
ed, mav save the purchase of many a! whatever you do. They will P"'- X. Breath, Sick Headache and smto..-,
costly one; the most expensive robe I you." Kor some time tney wer . re- ' '...piainii. The Regulator Is UltfZr$c,w.
ma .by acVideut. te torn or sotted, garded by him and h'f ! ,r Z from any Injurious mercurial sub- ,
the first day of its w ear-and the piece with mingled awe and admiration .but , " ' ot ,fjs ;rceable . caii be taken . lsIlfis. w i;.''
inserted In lien of the damaged part u W f " " -"h" at any time, without in.erfer.na ; w r
a sing e loon, when ac-i is washed, often ! Can you smell a yard. 4"sUan advance in this direction;
becomes a large hole during the pi c;Estleme.v," said an auctioneer, but. beyond all doubt, inventors who
tion.aiidthe U-auty or de- ...f faher .u ; holJ up'tUer methods as under all cir
stroyed. ll ' ?.'?L J5T mother stoVnl where you stand and did 1 cumstinces equally operative, are like
portant, for by employi. t w i h ravel- , g,e pan-this elegant charlatans who profess to cure all kind'
ina-s from the shawl itelt. the most i i 1.1 ri i , , , 1. ..ii..i..., -i The
1 -.1,1.
emu, oi.c- . j,. ,
perfection. ,
Baeed Mackerel. Wash and clean
three or four mackerel, divide them .
down the back, and one across, mak-
t .. . r : l..h Arrati.,AI
lug lour pieces of catii usu. kiiMn j
these pieces compactly in a pie dish in 1 '
avers, with thri or four bay leaves. !
t Biumiifnl of !
six shallots sliced, a dessert
. .. . t.
pepper-corns, ball that q
II U1CIIIU UVHK-S, Clin Viwif " :
c - aiiai ii-
tie white pepper. Make a sauce with
hall' a pint of good stock, a wiueglass
of vinegar, one teaspoonful of mush
room catsup, and the sauie of anchovy
and Harvey sauce, with a teaspoonful
of Worcester sauce and soy. Bake in a
niodera e oven with a norer on the dish
until the fish I uu'.tj i ie; take it Irom
the sauce, and place it on the dish you
intend servii.g it on ; strain the sauce
and pour it over the fish. Serve it cold,
garnished with sprigs of parsley or
fennel. Fish cooked iu this way will
keep
i
eti
and
pane
d
su
nnuii 11 1 lire n k iirriT. vim e:m hit .
f miyVthis luetncltte perform
ing such great cures It works 111 the
I'T'-b!." X it.le,GreaVuHfieV,
truly be ca.led the Great blood l urih.r.
The great .ource of dirt. o"s;nmtc.
in m- """i,lu . 1 :
renovate, has any ju: claim upon
public attent on. I
Kkfah axi EcTrm rt iii.vo. Slice
a stale loaf of bakei '.- bretd rather thin,
1.11 1 1 l.nl.lll. ..1.
Hour it lightly ; lav a single "ayer of the ;
slicks of breiul all oer the dih, shies
and all: wash and D:ck one-half iiotunl '
sii!?ar. and
which has the bread, currant3. A-c; ;
put flu baking dish in a pan of water,
and let it cook for three-quarters of an j
hour in a moderately-heated oven. Eat .
hot or cold. I
Ssowfct.x l'riiixo. Prepare one
pound of sponge-cake batter in the
following manner, to be baked ln a
thin sheet: To one pound of eggs,
weighed in the shell, put one pound of
pulverized white sugar ami ten ounces
of flour. Flavor with the juice and
grated rind ofa Iresh lemon, or if that i
is not accessible, a teaspoonful of pure
extract of lemon, vt lion biked. anu
while hut. snreail over the cake a laver i
good for two or three days if left a gi an)1 a wrinjr of her dainty gloved .ft. " VVn VrZrin, to till he 1 ,,e av.
n the sauce and covered over. bands, 'Oh ! 1 do hojie we'll get one ; "Jt; ' ...lAt ater ''f""" ,",, KVfJ.t
- , . . ,. . , same space witu less weigni. . " aier .. h ,a u:iiii.umii'Me t iui pir. mtra
i-oon. Jroritdoes almost break my ; . , femoerature of in greatest ! a.-a-.i m .u .1. ii". ,i..ai.uwirKii
A ll I1.SEASF.S of tue ULooD.-If eg- heart to see mother ,,!, dishes, with ; 'Xeono?, to the t-ener,! !
ue will relieve pain, cleanse, purity, her rheumatism, too. i be,t and contrac- 1- 1 r-
cure such diseases, restoring the he ' I'm for thte wise i.rovis- ! w... s s. d.., ?ch -1 ..
ut to perfect Iieaitti alter trying. I.anp-Sikwaku (to teuant armer( Laweiv,.r the riversJ a r-..i .. b. aw-ey and moi.t.
itlere.it physicians, many remeuiw, ; -.-Well. Giles, what are you going to I " r" .,,.. WOI,ij be frozen ; r" . Y'T .xo. Br J. H. T.n
Her n:r tor years, is 11 not conclusive : i(.,v i i,..rP . .. .. 11 i..:...i.i 1 ..m...-.,r..a....iiia.,k.ad i.i
1 nt Aiimnii t.i.'ir Mi... iiiii iie.tiHii i mil h n:ni 111PL w itu am ciioii. ami .
of some nice preserves, sra lierry or ; dd. -nd every prophecy has been litll
raslierryjim being especially nice for tilled except the last the end of the
the purpose. Make it into a role as : world iu issl. Buy vo ir Carbolir.e. a
ueatly as possible, and strew with : deodoriz-l extract of petroleum, the
powdered sugar. Serve with sweet
sauce.
FKirfrt PPINo -Onecupmoiasses,
nne i-nn til-eef In i 1 1c one of Hlief. clioil- ,
ped fine, or a ball cup of butter one of ;
I ..w .............. tJ , ... . .
halt' cups flour, half teaspoon s xla; mix
eil aud add spice to taste, and steam
two hours.
Slop it at once. It yon see joun
nurse gi ving the baby either I. aud i-'
mini, Paregoric or any soothing rem
edy containing opiates, stop it at once. '
If yoa want a good medicine for your ,
children, get Ur. Bull's isaby Syrup,
warranted to conUin nothing injuri
ous, but safe and ellicieut. 1'iite 2"i
cents.
I.emoX .Jt'UBi.Es. One of flour, one
pound of sugar, five-eights ofa pound :
of butler, four eggs, the juiee and grat
ed rind ol a lemon, and a little flour
as will enable you to make the whole:
into small cakes with your hands. '
Bake quick.
To Ckystaiize Grassis. One pound ,
best alum, nowdered : half a eallon of!
solt water; boil until dissolved; dip i
the grass in lhe solution, and allow it J
to remain six or seven hours; remove
and dry in the sun. '
Iikikd Atple Clstard. One p ntoi :
dried apples, ma- hed and strained ; two
eggs beaten with he apples; sweeten;
and spice to taste; add a half tumbler
of cream or rich milk. Bake in
paste,
and when done cover with a meringue.
rEATHKR Cakk. Oneegg. one cup
nl iiirur nne tnlilesf 10011 f 11 1 itf linfter
lialfa iiin nrmilk. one and oim-h.tlf
cups of flo .r, one teasoonfiil of cream ,
of tartar, half a teaspoon I til of soda.)
Tots combination makes a nice rake.
Kat fresh.
A Matisticas (batclieior ol course.) j
insists that courtships average three
tons of coals each, and we would add, :
scores of bad coughs and colds; but
then every prudent gallant is provided
ilh a bottle of Ir. Hulls t ougli
Syrup. I'rice. 23 cents.
TO DlK II Allt AXI FEATllEKS CiltKKX
Take of verdigris ami veidlter
eacli one ounce, one tiintor gum-water;
mix them well together, aud, dip the
hair or feathers into the mixture,
shaking them well about.
Tooth Powder. Mix together equal '
pans of powdered i h Ik and charcoal,!
adding a small quantity of powdered j
Castile goap and you have foimed the!
best tooth-powder that cau be used. It
keeps the teeth and gnms of a bettiti
ful color, and prevent. decay.
Fkom Lines. Dissolve cvanide oti"or)as Dispensary, Ureat Kwell
pousslum in a little water, and soak ! Street Buildings. Golden Medical
the linen in it for a shor; time; or i Discovery is a most potent alterative er
cyanurctof potassium dissolved and j blood-cleansing elixir. It dispels all
applied with a brush. ' humors and cures blotches, pimples,
mmmmmmmmmm
H iNsmtors are the First Approaches of Con -
stimptlon, that thousands remain unconscious
ot its pretence a- hi i nas orounui mem to tne
veree of the crave. An Immediate resort to Dr.
D. Jayne's Expectorsn', upon the first arpeir
ance of Couitn, Pain or eorenes, ot the throat or
Chest, woula very generally reciude a fatal re-
ence of latent Consumpi Ion. would te-d to sub -
due the violence oi tbe disease. snl thus mate-
.... I.I In rrnlnni.ln.th. Il'.lj CiD nilur,
suit, or, 1Q cai-e tne hyirp.oui8inaiaie tne pres-
rlally assist In prolonj(lnirtbe life of tiie pal lent,
r e .be Expectorant therefore when you bike a
Cold, and bv so doln? prevent tl necessity for
lis ate la more dangerous ccmplaima.
i
,f '
tl;o?e ornaments made
i was Ju'st setting forth for school, "wiat ;
Ii-ihave von done with that figure" !
"Giv'd it to Welt, was
"and if he is living when I
I mean to eat the other one
tlm rpnlv i
tne repi ,
repij , i
come home. !
e myself.
Tue mysteries ot a baby's toilet were
. . r -.1.1
altogether new to 'J
.1 J ; I LL' LJIC1UUI ..v v. . - n
and dressiug of his little cousin. When
the little powder box was open, and the
. . . . . . . . i
llulty Drusti wm auo.u 10 u
underneath the baby's chin
places, he exclaimed, "O'i,
anil tuner
. .. r lat
"e tee you salt her
A little girl observed lief mother
HUMOROUS.
measuringclothbyholdiPgituptoherior protecting Iron from rust.
nose with one hand and reachingout to been suggested : (I) L mversal nieans ot
slew pan going ai 1 -nuui . ;
mv (olIllljen Ullly as a s0ii to teil both
, , f .ge to ,)ieir con.
try and false to themselves.
TiiEinvstery that a Itucklan.l boy de-
sires the advancing years U unfold is
why lie is always rushed off to bed ,
when he Is not 1.1 the least degree
sleepy, and made to get up w hen lie Is I
1miu nnn nin:ii
quantity of ' 80 s'eepy that it seems as if his whole sey. (3; iu useofthe same roeansofpro
: in. svstein was clogired w ith pitch. t....ririi umler like conditions in different
- - 1
.. , i
Mits. 1'AUTiSGiox says. Don't take 1
ny of the quack rostrums, as they are ;
regimental to the human cistern; but!
put your trust iu lop Bitters, which J
will cure reneral dilanulatuin. costive .
habits and all comic diseases. They
saved Isaac from a severe extract of
tripod fever. They are the nt plut
Haunt of medicines.
. , . 11.. t,
A v..i-vii inile who innie In hist week
.. .. j
m-9,u if' wuid pn a few
;.eWards and land agents iher seems !
" ,h"Ve " lbeU"il 8 i
. ,
, Thk n of t,,c u $1-4 , .
,t i... .....ti.. ......I.. .... ..... I
minute. It reeins goo.1 pay when one i
does not remember thai his principal i
occupation is that of lieing shot nt by j
-oine of his beloved iuhiccts.
The price of soap is rapidly advauc-
ing. A year a supply ol Kobbi.ns
Old
0! a very ...dicious pnachase.
I r was said of an iuveteratedrunkard
and he will use fowl language enough
to fill a baru-yard.
1
Short skirts arc now worn for danc- j
ing dresses, and the gentlemen are
no '
longer ouiigeu to wait tor i;ie latues io
sidetrack their trams tietore tliey can
pass.
'Lvbu.n' No, It doesn't require a
man with a c.ir-load of brains to stand
behind a hotel counter, and wear an
alleged diamond, and not know
thing.
"'" j
Mothkr Siiipton's prophecy N si.-
Iv-ed to be about four hundred years
great natural Hair restorer, ueiore tne
! world comes to an end.
..-,.. a ;,', Ilame Ior a
f ' ' We" !
t n joting man cans nis queen. " e i
suppose because he is so wiapjied up in
tier.
Beiokk marriage a rirl freuueiitlv
calls her intended "her treasure," but
hen he bee -mes
looks upon him as
her h.iebanJ she
her treasurer."
A I'koIUa woman eneezed her jiw
out of place lately, and the married
men ot the place have been buying
siiutl' ever since.
"lints ye keep i.'othiu'.biit dry g;iods
herer" "Yes, uia'ani." '"Thin where
i!ll be after goiu' for a watered
silk"
Tu i; Tukoat. "Vroirn't Jli-nwhiol
7o.A" act tlieeetly on tiie organs of
the voice. They have au extraordinary
effect iu all tli.-i rder jot the Throat and
Larynx, restoring a healthy tone when
relaxed, either irom cold or oer-exer-
tion of ilie voice, and proluce a clear :
and distinct enunciation. .wiA-em and :
Sitter find lhe Troches useiul. ,
-m
TliEUK are pianists soexpert in varia-
tiOIlS ,iat Vity tRn ,,iav u xr0iind
melodv without ever hitting it once,
" .
Tut. li!IiMt i.tl i!Ur Irkwii a. nth tlilttLM
: . ..,.. i
,..,.. . ,
i
Bonks arc hard to dige.-t and are not
: Suited tO stay the StOtliasll UlllCSS
used in a corset.
Tne husband who devoured his wife 1
with kisses, found afterwards that she
disagreed with him.
i
I
It is siiruri-iu? how manv i.eoi.le
t.-t-a ara I it ll.U rl I u-l.n nnt 1 i L
,J work between meals
BLts$Ki are the peacemakers said
the Piiiall boy who dropped a costly
vase,
. "XosKbut lhe brave deserve
hair," is the way the Indians put it.
, , . ,
! . v VHXi aml "n' g've tue leet
j knobby appearance.
ris.truoiu.M Belter late than hardly
ever.
Americans Traveling Abroad
will find all of Dr. Tierce's Family
1 Medicines on sale in all principal drug :
,1 , I
; eruptions, king s evil, or scrofula, en-j
! r" T" T ETI
! ness, ulcers, and virulent blood poisons
. mat, unemoveu, rot out tne vital ma.
chinery. Dr. Tierce's Tellets (little
sugar-coated pills) are an agreeable and
most tdeansing cathatric; remove offen-
citia .nil sArt4 .lUMimtil.tlrtnl lli.vaKn
, , "m" ' ,
preventing fevers and kindred affec-
riini Irn.lrP. Ttlau.n.av faliital
IIVHM , ' VI 111 lIDVUMI J .H.CU1I CI1
Association, proprietors, Buffalo and
London.
, . . ,1-
rn iiH'pn i km iiir lii'iii'ii iieiii M:t ill n nil . .1 .. . . . . 1 r . .
MrvmiNTs. Uead Tuis. To those
subject to i:Is lnci.lent to the vexation ;
ol business lite, Dyspepsia, and feel-
ingot iieDiuiy aim - ---;
buiu.
fle -
nit oh 4 trim. I digester. I hat It
IS Olten useu aiici -j --
. . n i.iirelieii-
, rii-vnP
.c l"f . " '
- . ,
" 'ilaviug been a great sufferer for
many years from general lability and
Indigestion, I concluded to trr your
valuable medicine (Simmons' Kegula-
tor) lu small doses and found it to
what it wai recommended lor. l
- - - "- ""7.nv tln.evou wish
en now j
iti it nrHLise.
I J. F. UrMAS. Merchant, Had Jock, Ga.
Prote-Mun FrvmJtust. Various means
success of the protective methods at
oi iiiacaao tiu uuc miv.
present availaDle iiepenus, aooo a.., ,
on a suitable selection accord-,
. - r ,
in ti. the circumstances to De ueau
w;ln. a means rf p-o;eerio:i p-ov
to -lve g00,l rcsullsag-.i.-s. : ' -.-,iieiic
influences is by no ineAiis, therefore.
a(Ja,ltea for pre,erTing iron against the
..,; f fresh or sea water, aud conver
. .... .
td9, 1111. , 1 ' ' " ' -
ueuds as well on the good quality of
Kr". ., a ,h ..., tn
!,..,, nf work. The mok common
method of protective compositions es-
- ct.reful supervision In !
r v J 1 . r 1
1 this respect.
I let Ud uit r cuuic Kn vi -- j
'contains about one-eleventh Km water
than a cubic foot ol water, naieris
composed of one volume of oxygen to 1
1 . . . . i .
..r livilrmren. or ov weiIlL viiu
.
Ui. I
?,!.,', ,'Jl,r when the i tw is re-!
r .fj r.rt Doint it expands -
expanding under whatever ,
u pf ,perat1ire. This is the ;
reason whv crockery and even iron
vessels are "broken by the freezing of
water in them. Tbeexpansive force of
. conttned water at anu oeiow ine im-
; ing Kii;t is somethirg tremendous, and :
U will exj ljde a rocK like a charge o.
jjunpowuer
Two Organs. Regulate first the
stomach, second the liver: especially j
the first, so as to perform their func- ,
tions perfectly and you will remove at i
least ninetten twentieths of all the ills j
that mankind is heir to, in this or any j
other climate. Hop Bitters is the only :
thing that will give perfectly healthy I
natural action to these two organs.
Artriiaii wells
Is are becoming very j
ighout California, fresh i
numerous throw"
ones bein;r dusr daily as well tor irrisa-
' liiiir purposes in the farmins lands as !
f,,r general water supplies in San Fran- i
v,.0 and other cities. Thev cost from j
ti: UDtvard. and some furnish 2."0,0OO
.r;i;iIJUj ot me purest waier naiiv. in i
the San Joaquin alley they are very !
numerous, eleven being in full flow !
ithin a tract three miles by a mile j nd
a half in exteut, and yet their proxim- i
ity to tacli other and the digging of
new wells does not diminish their flow j
at all. a thing that is not the caseevery- j
here. The novel experiment has i
been tried of forming an ar.iiicial lake :
with this water and breeding fish in it,
and it has been found that the t":.-li
thrive as well in this waterdrawn from
suhterraneaii sources as any other.
Tht Amphioxus, a fish-shaped a.ilinal
of a very low grade of development,
which affords ilaeckelone of his tirmest
i Z subjec'tTery
HAS ineil tile suujli i eij
y"'f,'''l; h.e l" '
ifenrv .1. Kice, at Fort Wool, on the
Chesapeake. Il; had the goo 1 fortune!
to rind two males, a ripe female, and;
twenty young. The animal stands on ;
debatable ground lietnecn the verte-1
brates and invertebrates, and received i
its name from Its shape. Amphioxus!
is the dreek of Mr. Varrel for "sharp !
at both ends." I Vscriptions of the'
habits, fctriuture, and development of j
this curious primitive aui.nal are being !
issued in the American Naturalist by i
Mr. Kice. j
Si:iU:iu " Ventilation. There are two
distinct modifications of indirect ra-'ia-
t on, one wl ere all the healing surface :
is placed in a chamber, and the warmed
air distributed through air ducts and ;
impelled bv a fan in the inlet or cold )
airdnct. Tiie other where the heating I
surf ice is divided into many parts, and
placed near the lower ends of vertical !
flues leading to the rooms to be heated, j
l'.ir S'fiatir. The paper is cover-
cd with coIIihIioii contaiutug an iodide,
tionte I tt.on a silver bath; washed, and !
floated upon a tannin solution. In or-
der to render the paper negative trans-
parent it is diniied into a solution
of!
castor oil thinned with alcohol.
AVanled. J
Sherman A Co., JUraliiP, Mich., wan, an
a' eet i i tht county t once, at a aslarr of
rluo rer mi uth and expeuaea fiiJ. For full
ptiticulres addre-sa sa ibore.
ItH
AGENTS WXN'TED
orrt'ict arJ aVilbonue hiMry uf lfa arat tcr t(
urn inn
11 U H
it
i It dw-erlbe. B
1 PJbc. kirCnriont Wtvltk
nvf tb i Luiir. LtaiBJ, Japiva, vtc. A
Billion pe'Pw't la it Im xhm best chii of
: Tuor lit lu oitmn7-. H wrur cieh pany"
. lmitatioBs. PrU outr 9t.ou. Mnd fwr circmUn
; to n. Aijr
j -
1 AT T V.. rOIXl WASTED ! prtlUr.
' JIaU . luif l'ollr, 1.16. .;. 1.', ri-h; itr
the UolUr. -Zl, -.7, f v; .-iine. 1. 5: Htf Diiua.
Ill;, J.; ppr trill. I. M, V. - nnr.
Prtr Li.i d tola aolleetar'a lllaMratM
ivr I'W UIil I'i vH'il. Ilinneni irtre-s pi-s
Co Hie. kioeutn.
A. M. bll 1 II.
72 X. Fourth St., rbila..
ra.
SAPONIFIER!
IitlmOl l RMInbte CniK-entrtlH tr for FAMtlT I
kOAP M AMSiJ. Ulr-ctlnna ini.nMnt Mck ea,
II.IDIIHI a. are, won Aim Tel lee neaa auicaly.
"i 'J"'".
AOJK A' IF A.l
-A.HIC FOIl HAPOMFIEH,
AND TAKE NO OTHKK.
pc si x a kas.t si Airre (O, PniLAD A
LANDRETflS' SEEDS
ARE TOT tug
n. aVAKDRFTH . aoifm,
SI Anaaaik H1X1H aa Patla-Aataata
s
REWARD
Blind, It-bin. r VXcmted
PilrtithM Ilntf Pile
Krnifdj (ftuktoour. Gifkw
lmiikediAiAi twlief, eon tmmm
of loom at and ing In 1 wk.
avnd ordinarr (nw in da;
and ordinarr (nw m dan.
r.AIITinN
fir. . Milltw't win, nUa. HI a botti
sua. Ml sbottia. Hold
I AM eta. Ftuiaaa, ,A
XeMkau
nr . Inoi-lirP. U KCUlic, , ..,2 DesS. IKMU .-.
mahirE'S KEMEDY.
Tst Cheat Biooo twits,
"Stf i vousiiess. l"alu
- e.inlnf at lh Moniacn. v'""" '
raimiw ".. , ,4n(rnl DeolU'-y.
Kin.,
winch the v-K-Hlue canuot be I
t ha" ty. as it c'Ml '!
nT,'m. ror lnidl.-atlnic Jb
in 11 n-stem for
1 usrJ Willi perfec
! anr aie'ailic cniu
svsteia i an imiu...e ... i,.
a .r tu '" "
! m?ny oVner rein-aies. It en wed be called
The Great Blood Purifier.
Dr. W. Ross Writes,
St-BOtTLA. LiVEIt I'OMI'LilNT. DVSPEP3I-V
KUtUMATlSM. WEAKNKSS.
1 haie Le" pr.u Usli md:clr e f'r years.
and i ."tiieJlor:..ro!Ola. Liver . oiullalDl,
1o?i-1 . KU-um:itls.o. VWakuess. n.l all ui
SisS. ihe" 1 t.ae n er f .uud If e.Ul.
r.. i,...i !' If return- (L I would ttearuij
1 11 1 Uiuse 111 ni'eii of a liiooil pu:i-
.- ... iru.'Ki..
n-j. - wuwn, luwa.
pr. "-
VKGETINE,
rKKFAHKD IT
If, K. itEITSS, BmIu,
Vegetine Is Sold by all Druggists.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS.
Tmr Ike Plaa.
Bhbardson's Xew iMtibod for tbe
Piauofdrif,
. fc-tm .ui!tt4 in iialion n...t p'rff--t
1 ii tt-p 11a
I .f l.i.lruc l..., B...ki. h:Mi.s l-n iu"ijr I m
1 1 lu.
V ' IM-.l
. iiupr.l n.l n'r"i.
ii4titl xa
jVrtitui .iid. It f .ur 1. t il.e rixlit
tK.i tuie.au j ai-iiaoutn.
eastku mi -sic. Seod ir -t:
lur Bred Orgaa.
.iui
.T .
Uw
7Ti!
aa Abir.
A..r bock m.n. if.-. forth, r.,.il pr- .
Oliver Ditson & Co, Boston.
, J. K. DlTOSi A '0..
l-tt lieu a at at rkU.
35H2
BS'fs
HO? BITTEES.
UL. MaalUaa. aa( a Prim,)
in, Brcnr, mjhtdkak
DaNDELJOX.
ji an rvuvr an But atasraaa Qiuem
F iunn lima,
THHx OTJHJH
lAaiMnaMOf tea gtoaaea. Bowati Jlood. ttpm,
XloaTaad Urtoarr Ortaaa, Ki
laaoawIiadatptclaJr Fuaala Camlalala.
9iew i COL0.
a p Hi tar a mm thtr win ao ar
Bf v aartatBf taipvra a lajarlaai fewatf M ffeam.
Aa roar arnoue for Her Blaara aa4 arlkasl
Bjaton roa alaea. Tafca aaataam.
a3orCovaCVBaMtt:4 estaav ms-mx i
iii i,aiuira
fa Bar TkP for Sroaarm. line as Vaaaff Id
T. C. I aa abaaiat aa4 tnwUifMa m rerl
OraakensM. ma at opioia, totiacca aail amottaJ
Sro4 foe etrxalft KaHtSC
Umm tilWI aA" naan.hu,,u
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MRE UHEa WIH NGK-SCNOUCTiNG CEMENTj!
fAIiW;li!I.VI.n,,h.-frfiiM
, RETAIN THE HEAT L0NGERr!
$1 -4D0 HOT BURN THE HAND.)? M
! " 1 --liliUl-l I Jill i VjT '
ii " 4 IRON B0THWAYS &
-4che:ap
IK mi. "IUI l.k PivUPKltL
f'li'e I witu stiectaciea. applv
e- rrtspnnd to
Pit. S. O. ORAT. OnMdan,
s N. I'WS'JTU lr. et,
Fu:Ltde!p l. Pa.
CENTS WAHTCO to Sell the NEW BOOK,
CARMIHQ FOR PROFIT
I auWtr-MUT lllll 1 I afcil I
TKI.I.S HOW TO
Calttrt all tb ia Crops i the Kcvt 3rTsiraPi
I Breed. Feed aid Cart IcrStoo; (iM c'riuij AlAZUftj
.irm EfufliDpH.H; noxr narp iiunrs, una
Alow to ?3alir ?lvuvy 0:1 t.v FarM,
Ev T Lirmer -ii-'tlld lite a f- i-v fWO I'ac
140 II1o-r;itin. S-td f -rrircular to
J. C. L -1V 4k CO.. ri.!i(t lubiA. Pa,
DIPHTHERIA!!
JnbDWB'i AnodjBa l.lulment will poW
tlvciy pierent this terrible diaeone, and will
po. ii Heir cure nine canes la 'CO. loforma loa
I lint will s ire many lire seal free bj mttL
inm aeiay a moment, frerencioa la better
inaocure. o u eTcrywnere.
1 8.JOHXSOS CO.. Baagar. Ma.
i
best
La .
Jl'Zf 'A. r I'" Mert'C1J! Dt?'7 urss all namara. frrr- tb. wnrtt -ererala'.
ri"f,:?1or,Cr",ti," r7rrl- nalt-raaam. sever aerea. Scaly er
ahln, in nnrt. all diseases caiuei by bad b'JML ar oonuuerea by tnia powerful,
pari!) Ir.r, snd InTirorntinr meilicine, 1 1 w ' r""'"
lmrdVlL i!i 1,1 "f Haas Bank. Balls, fwraaa.
a, EntaVMaaaV. ""d "wtU1". ante awaUlaca, fcollrsar Thick
a aVi'hel'lr "toJSZi'l'jL1'1" Mnw "" vellowi.h-broww seers
Snernaied trul' hLPSSiJ? or dl"". taste la month. Internal heat -m ebiUs
TaraMlw RHii-.'il!; -r.ppetl n1 too" eoalJ Ton "Mm from
7arpid liver, er " BlUaaaneaa." As a reme y tor ail sneh eases Dr. l'Miea'a Goidaa
"":'a.,.,i"eS -aL"L-:V'U' " Perfect aid f5al eei
J""?
i nTl ri C Pliilx. 1
't a.o a,y fT ' ,nt,Trr vetaala. ao particular ear Is reqeira-l
w i i-. mi.i. au. u)ic(ho .imwu iiisiuruanee to I. .
I 8 JTtem, diet, ar oeoupauen. a For Jaaadlee. Headache,
UWUlia .
" Tisatneas
Uttlealast'OttaarOa, ateiaaea.
Ta'
.w . . BJdaeya, Intrraal ferer, bloated feetlaa
tSSVrrSI: " BU U rtmimfm riaaaaat rarsaUva iUasst
waryaxwAIMa , waaxa, aavcaaABT nXUTAI JJBOOAIIOl. PlWW aaaaia, 1. .
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
Esalib cf Ec3y is Waaltli of Mini
Rail 3f s SanapMa Bstei
pore Wood matn nai? flh. strone bone nl
a e ear sklu. It !'U woe .d lae your Qrsu rui,
yonr bones sout.rt. wltJ- jsi caries. d1 yonrro .
nlexi flr. Use BdTVJ raaparllllam'
BeMlml.
A GRATEFUL RECOGNITION.
to core a carsosic or tow stahsuis dii,i
Is truly a Ttciory lu lhe healtnicart; iitatn-moa-loir
ix-wr tbt clearly discerns oirEcrand s-.p.
Dl:.-sTa renirtlv: ttt restores at-p by stp-by
detrrees lbs 'body whK.a lias been siowlir t.
lacked ani weakened by a Intidiom iitseas
not only commands oar respect but dewrtts
our cri I' u le. l'r. Railway bas Urntshed man
kind with txnt wno'lerful remedy, ftadwajr'a
frpnrllllaai Rmlfcal wdwtmcci.ru.
pllshe tliU renutu d su3rr!ng hamaniw,
wbo drair out an existence el pain and dise.-e,
tbrouen bni dy and tonic uihts, owe ata
tUir ratltu le." "o' Mffngtr.
r FALSE AND TRUE.
We retract from De. ftartways "TreaUsa oa
!s-ase and I:s Cure." as tollows;
Llt af Dlaeanca Cared fcy
Rail if i sarsEuarillian Imlml
Oronle SWa Dlseviea. rartes of the Bona,
fJam'TS in the Blood. Scrofulous TJlse ses. Bad
or uuo tmral Hamtof Body. Srphtlls and Vece.
rp,,! i.'rTer Sores, Chroolc or old l leers, aa't
Khe'im. Ktfketa, Wlin SweUlntr. H al i Ue-:d.
l trln A T.t-tlons. tansers. t.Unnu'nr sw;i
Inifs Sode. WasHnu nd Dec of tbe Bortr.
I'lmpteaand Blo;cties Tumors. Dr-fp-la. Ki i
nev a- d Blad.ier Dlseases..'lniBic HU uiriau&iu
and J-ef. nsumpnoo. Urirel and Calculoiu
Uemrt is, siii'l rarletles Of ib aboeecomplAlnn
lu wulcli soin-tlme are g-iren snecions ntoie.
We a-seil trial there u no kDOn rvmdr ihut
lhe eiirattT power orer these dis.
ens'-s th t KadwaVb Kr-HOtTRNT furnlsh.s. K
cures sfp bjr step, nurvly. frum the fousiv
don and restores tha Injureil parts to their
SOinid iifllll'lnn rbe W e ml tbe bdy
r alrei 'ealthy Hl la -lied
lw tna aytena. from whicb Dew n.a
lai Is ronued. Tuis is tha fla( eorrertlte
er of Kab at RrsoLTiMT. Io eases whera
t-p-:i has bean i-allTted and Mercury.
Irkiitver 4rfOHive S'lhttinate aaTe accurnu
nl and heeoina d'-poai'ad In iheonnes. Join's.
causing cnrl of the liOi.ea. rtcke'a. sotoal
rvat:ir,i ontrtlns. white swelilnii, an
Mi flns. etc.. the SAK8AraiLUa willresolv.
a tli-Me depoalts n I exterminate the nia
iUed:seas from the system.
It tiios who are taking medlCnes for
e cure of Chronic. Scr .fulous or Syphilitic als
aes, however slow nur bf lhe cure, -le-d bet.
and find their sreneral health ImprorlnK.
e)r a-h and weij'it lm-re;islnit. or even k-t.
z Irs own. H a sura slitn Ut tiie cure Is pn
e.slnif..lo these diseases the patli-nt either
M h.ter or worse the rlrus of the dtseasa
Dot inactW't If not arrested and drln-n trim
e hliod lt will spread and continue to under,
ne the constitution. A moo astheSAasA
nini makes the patient f'-el her ter." erery
uryou will ?row better and tncreasa In haaltU,
eagth and nosh.
OVARIAN TUMORS.
The femoral "t these tumors br RadwAt
oi.tint Is now so certainly estAbiistied thai
at was once CO isidred almo-t miraculous s
waco-mnon reciiriitz -d fcc bv ad partis,
tine s the case of Uaunaft P. Knipp. Mrs C.
apf. Mrs. J. H. Jo.ly and Mrs. P. D. Hendna
b lahe I In our Almanac for 13T: alv that of
s . s. Hihblns. m the present ediuon ot oar
alsa and True.-
Oae Dollar per Bottle.
MINUTE REMEDY.
Only requires minutes, not hours, to reliara
patn and cure acuut disease.
Rad way's Ready Relief,
(n from one to twenty minutes, aerer ra:is ta
relleTe PAIN wits ne tUoroujH appltc-uon.
to matter how rtolnt or excruct.itmj the i aln
be KHEI M Tl ; Bed-ridden. Irnlnn. Crippled.
Serr.iu. Neuralu'lc, or p osirited with d ease
mr Buffer, K4LWAVb READY wUi
Afford insunt eaas.
Iiiflaminaitvn of th Kldneya. Inftanina
tinn ofUie KlMldar. Intlammatiaa f tba
Howels, C.ongtnUnm of the l.nnx. Sara
Throat. Difficult RrMthlnc. ralpltallaa of
the Heart, ilyvterte. Cruup. Kiplittiefcla.
Catarrh. Influenaa. Heailacha, Tiiothaeh.
Neuralela. Rheamaf lam. fold Chilla.
A;na CblH. Chllhlatna, rroat Kitea.
Itrulwa. Summer Complaint. Coufba,
(kl, npraina. Palna la tna Chaat, Back a
Llmoa, ar laatantlj reUevad.
i FEVER AND AGUE.'
Fsver and Asrue cured for Fifty Cent Thera
Is not a remedial aent In iha wo: Id that wtu
e'ire Ferer and Ague, and all other Mal irlouj,
Bilious, .-ar.et, lypbold. Yellow other
levers (aid. d by Hadwat s Pilu) so q dcHia
Kadwat s Bxadv Rrutr.
it will In a iew moments, when ttken aoird
tn to dliwtloiia. euro Crania, Spas. u Sour
Siiim.ich, Llartbnm. Sick Ltadai'he. biarrbosi.
Deiitery. Coilu, Wlud ln tho Bowela, and all
Iuiernal Pain.
Travelers -.boatd at wars carry a bottle of H ao
Wit Kdt KKLiar with Ihrm. A tew .1 . -t
In wier will prerent slokm-s or painM
cuaum of water, lt U belter thaa Fre.,cu
bri' Mv or bttiers ss a Mimulant.
iMrtaail Lanrna Ahould aiwaja
bv proTided with Ik
CAUTION.
A!t remedial agents capable of destmylnsf lira
b an overlo e sh iulJ be avoided. M rptilne.
opium. siryohntn, arnica, hyosct-tuiUM. aad
oilier powerful remedies, doe ar i erttln time.
In rery sina l d.wes, rvilere h pillfnt dunnir
their Ktlm in tha v-tem,C liut pernaps tlio
aei.tiud dude, if repeated, may a-Tavrite and lu
creitti si3erl jr. anl another d e causa
Jeath-Tnero Is no neoes-Uy for using- trc a
ascertain a-n's when a posltl v remedy i n
P.AnwT S Keaot REMkr will stop the m at e
cruclft'lD pain quicker, w uioui. enullin lb
laast d.ClculLr la ollber Uitaot -r Adult.
THETBIK BELIEF.
Rabwat Kiaot Kri.irr is the only remedial
snt m roirue Uiax wul Instantly stop pain,
l'lfty Ceaita per Botil. e
jRaJway's Regulating Pills.
Parfee Parrativea. Bthtn- Apart,
eat. Aet Wlumul falw. Alwara Kalla
i ana uurai la tnalr Uperatlwa.
ATKQSTABLS 8CBSTITCTE TOS CALOMEL.
Perfectly tasteless, elesanttr roared wi.
weet num. purga. regujtia, partly, clean
and strvngtheu.
Kadwat a Pills, for tha etna ot art disorders
ot the a- omaeh. Liver, bowels. Kidneys Blad
der. Nervous D seaaes, Heada he. Conai lrvanoa
t'oatireness. IndlKesllon, Dyspepsia. BUlos
nr-n. rerer, InaauiinaUon of lu Bowels, Piles,
and xll derangements of tha Internal vis era.
Warranted to effect a perfect cure. Purely
stable, containing bo mercury, minerals or del.
aterlous drugs.
urotMrnBu foTJownff symptoms result.
tug from Diseases ot the Bigestlra Organs; ooo
stlpttlon, luward PU s. Fullness of Lhe Blood
in tne iieaa. Acidity or tno stomach. Nausea,
Heartburn. Disgust ot Food, Fullness or weight
In tha sumac u. pour Lrueta Ions, Blnktng or
Fluttering at the Heart. Choking cr buffering
8 -nsatioiia a ben In a lying posture. Dimness ol
Vision. Dots or Wbs oerere the BUht, Ferer
and tlull Pun in the Head, Del.-lenrv of Per.
spi.-atlon. Tellowness ot the sin and Eves. Pala
In the Sld, Chest, Limo. and Suaden" F'.uaiiae
ot Heat, Burning in tne Fle-u.
A few doses of Kadwat's Pilu will fre th
(yaiem from all tbs aooye-nsme'i dutordem
rrtea, S3 Cent per Box.
SOLD BY DRl'Gtti&TV
BEAD - FAME A?ll TRVfi
Send a letter stamp to BAItH'AT St CO
Bo. -i WARREN, cor. Cut liCU sc. New YoM.
laformatiaa worth tbousuda wul b aeatjooj
CHAS. G. BLftTCHLEY,
llaaaructarer ot
BLATCHLEY'S
STANDARD PUMPS,
Occupies Jan. 1st,
TUB SPACIOUS WAREKOOJU.
30 MARKET Mrect,
PHILADELPHIA.
Stock the 'arest, atNortment the most com
plrte. facilities of every kind the best In tae
c untry. fr.pi ej at the shorte t notl to
meet lhe wannof t,nr customers for all dep: Us
of wells anl to jive complete natlal. tion.
Pumps pla n, tiuivanl7ed iron, Porcelain or Cop
perl lneU. iliua, (raiton. w. Vs.
Tbasa wiit aa aamttNaeu
epaar a taeoc apoa tha Advertiser and tl
PabUahar by r-tatln- that they aaw tha adve.-
iiwaai wm uua looniai taaaalnat ea I
"k'" lrir. rspulstva, nanseotis ptlls. The
' arsr tasa Btasiara
.1 nMa. raia la the abeaidera.
ef faest. Bluineaa. a... s-.raeiaiiana trmm.
Bad Taste ta Month. Bllleaa attacks, fata la
Mil