Jocrnelism Twenty Cestnrtee Aro. The first Roman journal, published over 2,000 years ago, appeared only once a year. This paper intended to be read by the public, was known, by tbe title Annates Maxlmi. Tbe editor of this paper was tbe "Pontifex Mxi wus," whose duty it was to chronicle all the important events of the year. The news was written on white wood en tablets and attached to the residences of citizens. It must bare been a curi ous sight to see the old Romans crowd ing around these tablets to get a glance at the latest news. But the thirst after knowledge and the curiosity of the people grew rapidly and in such a measure that the government, the only issuer of a journal, found itself obliged to Issue a daily. It is interest! og to know that some of these journals, hav ing reached the age of 2,044 years, are Hill in existence. The name of tbe first daily journal was Acta Populi Eotnani Viurua. It appeared daily, either as Album," I. e., tbe tablets bung out in public, or the content? were written with red chalk on the walls of the bouses. The contents of the journal comprised what would be classed as daily news in our modern papers. Doubtless it will interest some oi our readers to peruse a verbal trans lation from the oldest journal extant, issued 16S years before tbe birth 01 Christ : '-Cousul Sicinius was the ac ting judge to-day. There wa a heavj thunder storm, and the lightning split an oak at the foot of the hills oi Veil. In a hostelry at the foot of the hill ol Janus there was a figl.t In which the 1 tndlord was badly wounded. Skiuius punished some butchers on account ol their selling meat which had not been inspected. The money thus paid wa um d to erect a chapel to the Goddesr Laverea. The broker Ausidius fled from town to-day, taking money with hlui belonging to other people. lit was caught and had to reluud the money. The brigand Deuiiphon, who was captured by Officer " erva, has been crucified to-day. It must be o! in erett fj jurnaliststoknow that Juliu.-Cie;ar, the greatest of all Romans, Daid special attention to journalism. He saw the necessity of instructing the people in everything o-curlngin the S;a:e, and we find this quotation in Suetonius: "Julius Cse -ar, as soon as he had entered his public office, caused not only to be written, but also sprea.l among the peo ple, proceedings of the .Senate." This was the lirst political piper, and as ii contained news about buildings, birtl.s, deaths, excursions and anecdotes, it cau be likened very much to our modern papers. It seems incredible, but it can b proved, already in the olden times there were stenographers who took down the speeches maue in the Senate, or in public. They were calied "no tarii," and we fiud a place in Sueton ius where Augustus is angry because the stenographers reported the speech of Cwsar for Mettullus in a ver imper fect manner. Good Hay. Probably there is no one thing pro duced on the farm, w hich is preserved ii worse condition than hay. It is neglected until too ripe, is then scorch ed by the sup or moulded by damp and fermentation, Cutting and curiug need radical reform. It is not all care less neglect or press of other business. Iu many cases it is stubtaru error Iu cur opinion as to the proper time to tines, ua-ses into the blood, anu mum cut hay. Itis so hard toeradieate hoary plies ielf there with extraordinary error in this, as well a, In other 'XngS epects. Reformation has to give pre- j who Wk ubout alm,njj ,h3 dung-heap cept and example with patience. Agri- or eat t,e grains that have been soiled cultural societies, when conducted by j hy contact wiih It. If a fowl dies, and farmers, give premiums for the pur- j ibere is any e,ue tn .fear that diarrba-a , . . . has caused its death, the birds shou.d po-e of stimulating improvements in immeUmtej. lkell out of tne poul- tae management of thi farm. If they tl-y.yrj auj isolated. The poultry are managed by horse jockeys, racing yard and poultry-houc should he wll will be the main feature. If bv rail- cleans-d, tlib d .ng removed, and the road men and hotel keepers, the main j g. sed object will be to get a crowd ; so to add faoul;1 COIlt!1jn nve grammes per litre la' g y to railroad f.ir and h tel bills j ol sulphuric acid, and a snff broom or Then we sav, if farmers are managing ! brush should be employed. Wtien ten sx-ieties, w"e know of no one item on I days have passed without a death oc . ... r, Icu.ring, t:ie birds need no longer n- which premiums could be more profi.- , wd, excepting thoe whieh ab!y given than on samples or well j suow- g jjrs 0f prostration, depression, grown, clean, sweet hay .cut at the sea- j or g;eepliies. These simp e means wl.l non wheninost nutritious. II y Is beet m- j be louud suScieiil to stop the progress ing an item of the greatest importance j as we are changing from grain to grass and stoc farming. In view of the fact that managers of the societies always ' need some hay, provision might be made to buy and use the hay presented for premiums. The agricultural papers have been calling attention to this sub ject, but it will ueed the aid of agricul tural societies and every other influ ence to correct the errors and practices in cutting and curing this important element in raising cattle, horses and heep. There have been sruic valu able experiments made .as to the value of cutting hay early, and a faithful report of the res- Its would aid materially in the reform in contempla tion. Worth Fawning. When Lever, the novelist, was resid ing near Dublin, the 11th Hussars ar rived in that city, and their notoriety made tiiein a great attraction, owin to the Karl of Cardigan being their Colonel and the numerous duels and quarrels that had occurred in the regi ment. After a levee at the Castle, one one of their officers, I.ever recounts, was walking down Sackville street, one sunny atternoou, in his full dress, and he was met by two Irishmen fresh from the county. Quite staggered at the glit tering and gorgeous apparition clauk ing toward them, they riveted their eyes on the blazing gold, blue and crinwon figure, and, with a wondering gaze, the one exclaimed to tbe other, with a shr,j nudge in the ribs and a look of exquisite fun, "Begorra, shouldn't I like to pawn him !" Dryln, .pecific Gr.n.r BotU. ., j It not uqfrequently occurs that a clean, dry sp. gr. bottle or flask is wanted for use, and in hurried drying sometimes gets cracked. The following little device has been found useful; Wash the bottle or flask With, distilled water and drain it for a moment or two. Then wash with a little strong aiocliol and drain tbe bottle a second time. Tbe alcohol need not be wasted, as it is but slightly diluted with the residual water from the first washing. When tbe bot tle is again drained it remains wet with tbe diluted alcohol. Ponr in a little dry ether and wash the bottle out with this. Again drain, and the warmth of tbe band or very little txtrs beat will then completely dry the bottle t flttfc. The Alcohol cause of course be itrong, and tie ether dry, r the device falls. T"f ABM A5TD GARDEN. Sheet Raising. The sheep Indus try in the Lulled States is vast and important, and in the consideration jt which there are two part ally dis tinct, ami at the tame time interlocking interests. Sheep were in early times itrown almost solely for their wool, and eilli the annual shearing came the year's income; but in later times, and uever so prominently as now, the car- ea la looked upon as an important item in sheep husbandry. Mutton as a cheap and acceptable meat has of late grown greatly in popularity,nd mutton uow stands as one of tbe two Important factors iu the successiul raising of sueep. In view of the fact that the merino is essentially a wool-producing breed, with a neece or tne nuest anu best quality, it is evident that tbe pure uloou nienuo, though it may supply our manulactorles with the material :or the linest of woolen goods, on the other hand cannot satisfy the butcher. I'hfl sheep having to both feed and clothe its keeper, it Is an important question: What is the best breed if dieep to do this? Evidently not the pure-blooded merino. Though the growing of the pure-blooded merinos has its place, and an important oue, and the demand for their wool Indicates the prosperity of manufacture of the linest goods, it Is by the crossing of iheiuwith oiher breeds in which the flesh-producing qualities predominate that a sheep best for both meat and wool is produced. A cross-breed Is the .me that tn most localities Is to pay. The merino i slow of growth and small of carcass when mature; but when crossed with a rapid grower, one that matures earlv, Is high feeder, and lays oil flesh rapidly, but not remark able lor its wool either in quantity or quality, a sheep is obtained that pays lor Itself In iu wool of prime quality, and furnishes a good quantity of mutton as a profit. Of such ch .racter are the crosses of the merino, with the Cots wold and the South-down. But wiUi the great mass of American sheep on the Western plains, wool Is the impor tant product, and here the cross must be with the merino upon the "native" a race of sheep which has grown out of a variety of early importations to this country an intercrossing of vari ous breeds in hich many of the good Loints have been lost. In this field the merino has a great work to do to raise the yield of wool one, two, or more pounds per head, and give it a Uglier value. TT Flow ebs. The following hints, though containing nothing novel, are apt to be forgotten by those who in .nninirr cull me rnoiwM house ilet oration : Flowers deeny mucb sooner when tied in buuches than when arranged loorely. Too little air anu too much water are the bane of most species. The moisture furnished cut rl. - should be rain water of moder ate leniperafirc. When gathering flow ..rs n a nair of shears, or a knite for rnnlr nlants. such as roses, camelias, fusehias and the like. It is far better to gather your flowers t:an to let them lade upon the plants. A cool rocm is best adapted for keeping flower fresh. Take away t-ach flower it fndes. or it will destroy the others. Hot wa;er will often restore flowers to freshness, even when every petal is drooping. 1'lace the stems into a cup ol boiling hot water; let them remain until each petal has smoothed; then cut off the coddle ends and place theiu in water of moderate temperature. Am monia added to the water will also re vive them quickly. When going for wild flowers or teru carry a close fktinir tin box. In which have a wet sponge, and a basket, the smaller flow ers shut in the box, and stems ol larger flowers inserted in the pores of the sponge w hich vou carry in the basket. Flowers should always be transported ia air-tighi boxes. Diabbhij: is Jowls. Recnt scien tific researches have proved that this disease is caused by a microscopic or smuisui which is developed in the lntes- ol the couligion, anu to prtveui us re- i turn. It they are employed as soon as the disease makes its appearance, they will reduce the losses to an iusignifi- cant figure. The Carc of I'ius A farm Is not con plete w ithout pigs ; and pigs are ai their best in a field iu which they have green loud to pick, and a field is often me ruom priti able wheu it is growing a good crop of tender clover. The green food the pigs get acts as acorrec live to t elr leed at the trough. I'igs that are gettiug clover or grass can be fed corn without the injury it would do them were they confined closely in pens and deprived of green lood. When the grass is short, a teed of fod der corn i important, and esiiecially tor sows that are rearing young pigs, as such green food increases the milk aud keeps both sow and pigs in a healthy condition. With a new "radiograph" for recor ding the intensity of the sun's radia tion. Mr. D. Winstanley has observed a curious "thermal twilight." The instrument shows a rise in the tempe- 1 rature before sum rise, owing to solar radiation. A more remarkable circum stance, however, Is that, a tall of tem perature being indicated a little after sunset, the index mysteriously rises Just before midnight and sinks again, although the sun is then directly over the opposite hemisphere. The micTophnnt has been successfully employed by Prof. Milne, of Tokio, Ja pan, to announce tbe premonitory signs of an earthquake. lie places the instrument in pits remote from the roads, and he Is careful, also, to exclude all insects, the movement of which would, of course, affect the indications, an I lead to false Inferences. An artijiiial fiy for Ashing, made and employed by Indians on the Pacific coast, was eahlblud some time ago at a meeting of the California Acadamy of Science bv a member who predicted that the Indians would ultimately ex- Cel Ufi -'inf; We tun detect the worK of the sua beams in the dash of the lightning and the roar of the thunder, in the turning of the com pass-needle to the north, and . ,lie WOiiers of chemical sci, ence, as certainly as in the growing plant or the running stream. A good paint ttt WrTe work is made by boiling linseed oil wtcu !."ch li tharge as will make It of the consisten cy tu bp laid on vith the brush ; add lampbl icfc at tli rate of one part to eve ry ten, by weight, of um litharge; boll three hours over a genlie fire. hp the grst ot should following coats be thicker than Tn midnight marauder should not be banished from our dwelling any more quickly than should a Cough or Cold of any kind be dnvem from the system. Dr. Bull's Cougb Syrup 4btt!y yet positively places all Colds under tu control. Price 25 cents. . fXMCZSTIC. BtTTTERMILX AS SUMMM FOOD.DRIltX, akd Medicise A Ietroit physician asserts that for a hot weather drink nothing equals buttermilk. It is, he says, "both drink and food, and for the laborer is the best known. It supports the system, and even in fever will cool tbe stomach admirably. It Is also a most valuable domestic remedy. It will cure dysentery as well and more uulckly than any other remedy known. Dysentery Is really a constipation, ana is the opposite of diarrhea. It is in flammation of the bowels with conges tion of the portal eircnlation" the circulation or blood through the bowels and liver. It Is a disease always preva lent in the summer and autmn. From considerable observation I feel war ranted in sayiug that buttermilk, drink moderately, will cure every case of it certainly when taken in tho early stages." Potato Cboqukt. One pound unsh ed potato; oue egg; one tables poontul of milk ; a little pepper and sill : a few spoonfuls ot bread crumbs and cracker dust. Tbe potatoes must be mashed when thoroughly dry. When mashed throw In a small quantity of salt, a lit tle pepper and the yolk of au egg. Stl" the yolk with the potatoes ever the fire till thoroughly dry. Flour the board well, bake a little ol the mashed potatoes and i oil lightly in the flour; make them into any shape. When tbe croquet is well formed, beat well up the white or an egg; roll the crquet la It; throw over all a little biead crumb or cracker dust. Thx following direction for prepar ing a short-cake for baking will be found or great value : When the dough is ready to be rolled, cut is in two parts, roll oue half of the proper size, put it in the tin ar.d sprca l butter over the top, then roll out the other half and lay on. When the cake is baked, the top layer on be easily luted otT, and thvre is no danger of i s falling, as sometimes happens when a cold knife is used to cut It. Delicious shortcakes may be made withhlat'kberries.peai-hes, oranges and pineapples chopM?d fine, as well ad with the time honored straw berry. Effect ofCoffek. Dr. Richardson, the eminent English scientist, in re spect to tbe popular notiou that coD'ee is an unhealthy beverage, lhat it keeps up a constant irritation of the siouiach, aud brings oil depression of spirits, etc.. says there is a great deal of truth in the idea, as coff ee cannot be taken in excess without producing dyspepsia and irritation, but moderately used it is au invigorating, healthful and wholesome driuk, briugs a man's best energies into play. Tbe quantity taken, however, must not be large aud should be good. Stone Cricam. Put into the dish vou mean to send to ta'ile three spoonfuls of leniou and orange juice and a little of the peel grated ; then lay in some macaroons and other mixed cakes, aud upon these auriot aud any other kind of sweetmeat. Then lake a pint of cream, add a quarter of an ounce of gelatiueor isinglass, and sugar to your taste, with two or three bay leaves. Stir them over the fiie until the islu glass is dissolved, then pour it Into basin, stirring it occasionally until cool. Pour It on the preserve and pui it in a cool place to harden. If wantttd richer add wine and brandy to the juice of the lemon and orange. VeOETixx. The great success of the Vegeiiue as a cleanser aud purifier oi the biood is shown bevotid a doubt by the great numbers who have taken it and received immediate relict, with such remarkable cures. Baked Tomatoes for Breakfast. Take a quart of cold stewed tomatoes, beat Into it two eggs, two tablespoon fills of bread crumbs, a tablespoonfu! of chopjied parsley, a little more salt and peppet, and bake for twenty min utes la a quick oven. How to Cook Ok B a. After cutting off the hard stalk euds of the young pods old stringy pods are worthless put tbeiu into b -ilitig water, and boil or about hall an hour, until, in fact, tbe seeds are red; strain olf the water: ad 1 a little butter, black pepper anu salt, aud a little lemon juice. Salad of Lima Bkans. Put some lima beans, potatoes and beets (all bail ed tender.) oil ice, and a short time be fore serving rut the potatoes aud beets into rather thin slices, tdd lbs beans and dress with oil, peprer, salt and vinegar. Garnish with a few sprigs ol pars Icy. Caxsisg Fecit. It is said by some scientist lhat cane sugar wbea added io boiling fruit is couverted by the heat into grape sugar, which has fai less sweetening power than cane sugar. Housekeepers are advised therefore to sweeten their fruits not when they are canned, but when they are brought upon the table for consumption. Boston Browx BreId. Quart corn meal, pint Graham fiour, cup molasses, nin" sweet milk, pint sour milk.desseri stoonful of S'Ja dissolved in boilinv water, teasuoonlul salt. lion two hours in a covered tin pail and set iu the oven to brown. A new way of cooking chickens is to parboil them and then drop them into hot lard, a la doughnuts, and fry a few minutes. This will not wholly take the place of the favorite method of brown ing in Gutter. Nice gravy may be made by adding milk and flour to the butter in which chickens nave been tried. To Cleax Raislns or Ccrbants. To clean raisins or currants do not wash them, but dry them with a cloth. Currants can lie cleaned in a sieve with the hand. Washing makes cakes or puddings heavy. To Clean Marble. Moisten pow dered quicklime with a strong solution of washing soda In hot water; brush this over tbe stone and let It dry. Brush off, wash with plenty of water, and polish with a little trlplol. Enameled Paper Tubes. To enamel paper lubes and packages to contain butter, lard, etc., aid similar tub stances, use a sirupy alcoholic solution of bleached shellac mixed with terra alba or other harmless earth. On the slopes or Amethyst Mountain. In the Yellowstone Park, are exposed at different levels a large number of si llcitied trees, many being rooted in tbe position in which they grew, and from twenty to thirty feet in height. Some lying fcvn re of immense size. Tbe scries of san-stone and conglomerates in which the trees are imbedded is more than five thousand feet thick, forming a vertical mile of fossil forests. The woody structure Is well preserved. Where cavitips fcaye been formed by the rotting cf ' tne wood they are filled with crystals of amethyst aud quarta. Some remarkable facts are being elici ted by the investigations of naturalists Iu Jnrneo. In tie stems of certain found three gatUrks t"! tunneled by a species of ant,' and t fs asserted 1m at the presence of the ants Is ' actually es cast'al to the existence of the plants for unless s.ttced by tbe Insects w hen young they soon die. Iru, Pbomtt ivd Tsonocoa am the cfcarae terla: lea of Dr. Jayne's CarraioatlTe B Pam. Its merit tas made it known grery where for rears, atasuDitrd curative lor (.'ramps, Dl rrtoa. Cholera M rbns, sod a I d'reasea oi tie Bowels: tils besides eaUiy admuvsured to chldren, beioa plrasaat to ths taste, and ts entmir ate. HUalOKOCS. I liit'hed my chair close to hern, sbet my eyes and tremulously said. "Sal you're the gal I've been bankerinarter for a long time. - 1 love you ail over from the foot of veur sole to the beau of your crown and I do'nt kcer who knows It; and if you say so we will be jined In tbe holy bones or matrimony E plurihus union, gloria Monday morn Ing, sic temper tyrarnus, non com pus mentis, world without end," seal: and 1 felt as though 1 had th rowed up an alley gaiter, 1 felt so releived. tvitn that she fecht a skreara, and after a while ni "Peterf" "What 1 it, Sally?" sez I, "Yes," sex she, a hidln her face. You may depend upon it 1 felt orful good. "Glory.'glory !" sex I. "I must holler, Sal, or I'll bust clear open. Hooray, hoor a! lean jump over a ten rail fence. I can do any thing a feller could, or orter do." "With that. I sorter sloshed myself down by her, and cl'nched the bargain with a kiss. Talk about yer shuger talk about yer merlasses talk about nite bloonil g srious they wan i uowhar: you could not have got nie to come nigh 'em they would have tasted sour a-ter that. O bronmstraws with sorluin lasses on them! ef Sal's daddy hadn't bawled out, "It's time for all honest folks to be In bed," 1 do believe I'd staid all nite. You'd orter aft me when 1 got hum. 1 pulled dad outer bed and 1 hugged him; I pulled mam outer bed and I hugged her; I pulled the nigger servant outer bed and I hugged her. "Dad" sex I, "I'm goln for to get married" Married !" bawled dad "Married !" squeeled mam. -Ye git marrid," sex I, uiarrid all over; jiued lu wedlock; hook ed on tor woiser or better, for lile aud lor death, to Sal ; I am that very thing. Peter Sporum, E q." With that 1 up and told theiu troiu Alpher toOtnegar. Tnuy were mighty pleased and mighty willin. We (X. B., 1 mean Sal and 1) was spliced. "Daa't Kaw Halt Their Y Thev cured me of Ague, Bilious ness and K'dney Complaint, as recom mended. I had a balf bottle lelt which I used fr my two little girls, who the doctors and neighbors said could not be cured. I would have lost both ol tin in one night it I had not given them Hop Bitters. The. did them so much good I continued their use until they were cured. That is why I say you do not know half the value of Hop Bitters, and do not recommend them high enough." B., Rochester, X. V. See other olinun Am. Hurul UoiM. It was during one of the recent hcavv showers. He boarded on Staten Island. He was one of those "Well. now, you know" fellows. He was riding a high-stepping horse. His seat was good aud he looked a picture. The clouds burst. He bad brown hair, blue eyes, and a pair of black Dun dreary ide whiskers; was dressed in a white flannel suit; wore a straw hat with a blue rbboti. The rain took the color out of the ribbon, which stained the iltn of his bar, and ih dye out of his whiskers ran in streaks down his white coat. How the girls laughed. He applied at the police headquarters for a pisition on the police fmce. He did not look as if he was the kind of a man to handle all rough customers the police have to deal w ith, so one of the policemen, jut fur a juke, asked him a bat he would do if he had to arrest, a drunken, able-bodied Galveston bruiser who was on tbe tight ? "What wonld I ilo." "Yes, what would you do?" "How lo I know what 1 would do? I reckon the first thing I uo.lddo on Id be to wait to see what I e was 4oing to do." A prf.itv little anecdote I- : ld of a child in Newton. She wa r.illed one .lay by her mother to speak ! another tady standing iif ar, wi.o, s't- was told, was a grandmother. Looki.ig at hei or a moment, she quickly said : "Oh, no, sue is not a granuniother ; she i too ut ic to be a gra ud mother ; grand mot her nave 2iay hair aud wear spectacles." And she could not be convinced of the I act. Tbe fact that Cragin & Co., Phl'a lelphia. Pa., (Dobbins' Electric Soap.) confidently . base their claims on the merits of the soap, and only ask a trial, speaks volumes. We know that the soap tells a good story. Try It. Prof. Huxley alludes to a corolli floral dicotyledonous oxogen, with s tuonopetalous corolla and a central placentation;" but he doesu't say whether its bite Is fatal or not. It will probably travel with Barnum's show next season, and have its name on a six-sheet poster. At a fruit and flower festival in London where several "professional beauties," and more unprofessional ones, presided, an American, a strang er, was asked to try his luck at point ing out the former, lie made one hit nut of a possible six, and three of the five misses were American girls. A little fellow, turning over the leaves of a scrap book, came across the well known picture of chickens jusi out of their shells. He examined the picture carefully, aud then, with a graye. sagacious look, slowly remark ed, "They came out 'cos they was afraid of being cooked." Joseph Jefferson, the coiredian, has deeidediy beaten Dr. Tanner at the little game of fasting. Mr. Jeffer son has played "Rip Van Winkle" nearly 2.000 times, and as every night he plays it he fasts in the Caukill Mountains for twenty years, he has gone huugry no less thau 40,000 years in all. "Ark animals color-blind?" asks a scientific journal. Well, our opinion is, if that quci 1st were to put on a red shirt aud undertake to go across a lot containing a bull, he could most satis factorily answer that question without submitting it to the press. Thousands or persons who are bald to day might have full heads of hair If they would only use Carboliue, a de odorized extract of petroleum, which is the only preparation ever discovered lhat will really do this. A youxo man has sent us a very touching poem entitled, "Will you learn to love me when I'm gone?" We can't promise that; but we'll bet you a gold mine that you'll learn to hate us if you eyer come around here with an other poem like that. A woman caunot become a successful lawyer. She is too fond of giving her opinion withuiit pay. "now sad !" exclaimed one blade of a pair of scissors to the other ; "bow sad ' We only meet to sever !" She was Irish and sweet seventeen. She said, "Sooner than live on charity, I'd beg from door to door." Can anything go, and not go any where? Where does a light go when U goes put? A two foot ruJe-Don't wear tight shoes, Twenty Tears a Sufferer. Dr. R. V. Pierce: Dear Sir Twenty years ago I was shipwrecked on the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold and exposure caused a large absecM to form on each Jog, which kept COOCiuually discharging. After spending hundreds of dollars with no beneCt, I was persuaded to trv vour Golden Medical Discovery, and now, in lets than three' months after tbe first bottle, I am thankful to say I am com pletely cured, and for the first time In ten ysers can put bit left heel to tne ground. J am, sir. yours respeoffujly. W JLLlAM BfPEB. 87 Jefferson Street, Buffalo, X. T. Hesptbal Blot la K. T. to 17M. While tbe city was in the bands of the British, and of course, under mili tary rule, there was a various and almost ridiculous outbreak. It appears that medloal students had been Indis creet in the pursuit of subjects for dis section, and tbe story was that graves of respectable persons had been robbed, and that bodies, even of females, had been improperly exposed. And now behold how great a flume a little spark will kindle. In the Spring some boys were playing on the open ground in the r"ar ol the old hospital that stood on Broad sray opposite Pearl street, when a thoughtless medical student showed from a wintlo r an amputated arm. One of the boys went up a ladder to get nearer view, when tbe student told him to look at his mother's arm. Ii happened that the boy's mother hal died not long before, and he hurried off and Uld his father, who was mason, working in Broadway. Tbe grave was sought; it had been robbed ; the body was gone. In less than an hour a furious crowd surrounded the hospital, broke In, and began the woik of destruction. They tore down and smashed every anatomical specimen aud, indeed, everything breakable within their reach. Finally they dis covered some bodies freshly dug np. This maddened them, and they thread e-jed death to the students. The Mayor and several leading citizens, however, came to i he rescue, and appease! the mob by sending the students to jail lor safe keeping. The trouble was sus pended only. Next day the mob insist ed ou going tbrcugli Columbia College In search of stolen bodies. They were allowed to do so; and they also search ed the houses of a number of physi ciaus. Xot satisfied they repaired to the jail, and tried to break in to kill tbe Btudenst. A military forca was called out and marched through the crowd, but the rioters only laughed at them, and In one case forcibly took away their arms. The siege of the jail was keot ud until a large force of Militia came and tired three or four times point blank into tbe mob. The shrieks of the wounded aud dying brought the infuriated crowd to their senses, -.nd the trouble was over. But there was much bad feeling; the firing of the military was denounced as mur der, and it was necessary for the doc tors aud students to keep away from the City until the excitement had woru off. It does not make any difference how severe the case of Bilious Derange ment Is, it can be cured speedily aud effectually without salivation, or that prostration of the system ensuing from i lit useof drastic nu rg:ives. Simmons' Liver Regulator doe not merely relieve the sutl'erer, but effects a (eruianciii cure. It lias beeu used successfully for a long time as a substitute for CJ'ii nme ami C.ilomel, aud the effect ol the medicine are truly wonderful. "I have used in my f.imily your Regulator for the lasteightor ten years, aud found it to supersede anything recommended for CuilN, Fever and Ague. I use it, and nothing else. 1 have given up Calomel. Q liulne, and ail other Mercurial treatments. 1 give it to my children from one year old to those of tweutv-fir years old. It is all you could wl.-h In a family. Please use hiv name as you wish. Very trly, E. II. L'RBaNKS, Crawford Co., Ox." Largs Gas Tanks. The concrete tink in England are at the S iutb Metropoli an Gas Works, .London, The first tal k ol the series um constructed in iMiii and is 1.'7 feet C inches i.iternal diameter and Is imbedded thirty-five leetsix inches below the surface. Ii was built in brick work, surrounded by clay puddling to t' e ground level, in order to remler'ihe sides Impervious, and in the centre a cone of puddle wa erected as a support to the roof of the gaholer. The next tank, lormed lu 1S71-2, was l.VJ feet 6 inches diameter aud 33 feet ti Inches deep. It was ol "composite" character, of brick and concrete. I he excavation whs lined with 9-ineh brick work, with a 14 in h cour-e of bricks at every i leet, to serve as a keying for the concrete backing, varying from 42 inches at the bottom to IS iuehes. Hoop iron was introduc ed as a b.iud about every i feet. At ihe foot was a course of ;one, which was also used tor pi rs and for the centre of tl.e central ceue, and, as be fore, clay puddie was fill' I in as bick ing. The third tank, built in IS75-7G, was 1S4 feet ill diameter by 47 feet deep, and iu this the puddling and brick work were replaced by concrete and cement rendering. The outer gas holder was 180 feet across by 45 feet, and the inner one 177 feet by 4o feet 3 Inches, aud this bad a roof of iron sup ported on timber work and iron struts ristngona brick cone. Oue is now oeing constructed which will be 21S leet iu diameter and 55 5 feet dot-p. The concrete Used is composed ol seven pain of billa-t, mixed with bro ken re tor's ind duiker from the gas works to one of Port. and cement. '1 he walls vary In thickness Irom three feet at surface to five feet six inches thick At intervals of every three or fo'ir feet this is strengthened by iron bands three and a half inch thh k, edgeways In double row, and the face is rendered to a true surface in three-quarter Inch pure cement. This I. as beeu built bv special apparatus being employed, t-ie ordinary boart ing bv day labor, no This tauk will cost 132 SCO. A Wine Deaeoa " Deacon Wilder, I want you to tell me how you kept yourself ap.d family well the pust season, when all the rest of us have beeu sick so much, and have had the doctors visiting us so often." Bro. Taylor, the answer Is very easy. 1 used Hop Bitters in time ; kept my family well and saved the doctor bills. Three dollars' worth of It kept ii well and able to work all the time. I'll warrant it has co-t you and the neighbors one to two hundred dollars .piece to keep sick the same time." "Deacon, I'll use your nied'cie hereafter," Tn oat, as iii all i tier wood, the boughs and branches are never so good as the Dody or the tree, The great limbs ai e stronger than the small one, ana tne wood 01 Hie heart stronger thau all. 6 One-half of all who are born, die before reach In if the ase of 17. Pr. 4. o. look. of CooksTille, Heard County, Ga., writes: Jieaars. 1 . .seuta-dter a Co. Oentlemen. 1 am happy to tuform yia that Anaketi. Dr. a U.kbee's Tile reinedy. nel yitb my aoprobuoo. 1 have tried it 111 three different caaoa, and it baa not failed lo relieve 1 hem at once. lbs patient that bad it for two years says he thinks ha la welL and that he always experts to keep s box on hand for fear it miirbt ooaas back scsin: another case of abort duration need only three applications sod says she is entirely welL It is Uie beat thing 1 nave ever seen for files. I will use it in niT practice when needed. tours obedienilr, 4. a cook. m. a M Materia," Dr. Bdsbee'a External Pile Ra. medy. ta sold by druug-iau STerywhere. Price ( 1 00 per box. Samples mailed We to all suf ferers br P. Nenstsedter A Co.. sole manufao- tiirara. Vox 3916 Sw York. Why are fan Blilotu t BeeacM yon hare lowed year bowels to beoome oabTe, and llsr torpid. Vat Kldnsy on to produce a free .wis of th bowela, and It wil stimulaU tbe Urer to proper action rw uze in ins mooo. Yeffetine. nore to Ha than Gold. Wiroi.K, Jlas, March T. ISSfc Ma. 1!. K. cttixs. I xii to inform yoa wfci! Vewtn rasdo-s forme. I li.ve ben troubled wiru ErrslpelJi Humor for u:oie ihan S jeaf.lDmr nmb-.'-ot CML-r Dirt soi mv Holy, ai d cave teo a great sutTerer. I rmimenceJ Liking Vegeuoe one year ago Ut Augua and can irulr if ii bas dune ii'Ore lor me 'ban Mir ether medvme. I seem to i-r perf-cilk Ir -e nom lli'.s b iaioranil Can racoon mea l It tn ererr oe. ttOu.l sot be wiibout ibis medicine 'us mnre melnai 14 auA I fo, it U prone a t.esstc tootaers aa U h3 v Die lotus, uoat rejrTfnUr. II H 5. DAVID CLAKX. J. BENTLEY, n.'D., says : It has done more, tornl f ba Mil medi cal tre..loiuL MilimlT.OnU Feb.. ISSSl Mr. H. R. Stvtiss, b-iod. I a-w. - sir-1 bare soii uun. g lbs past yer a eov shier, t ie quuiiiiy of jour V. genu, ani t D -Uef, Id all caiea a la. giren a tUUe l u. In one c se. a deilcaie voun,' lad of about II j are w i macb b-neflteJ btr iu us, lierpa reu's informed me tui li HaJ .l.-ne ber mure KO-d 'bin all id- ir.eitt al irrtmeai. lowiua sue ba 1 pre louxly been subjrcieJ. lours, respcciiullji, J BENTLEV, M. D. Loudly in its Praise. Toaoxro, Oat., Slarcli 1, IS?. H. K. Stitis. B-.-t.n: D-ar rir-coDii.ier.nir th short time that Veetlne ha Uvs B-for- lb i ubile be. it ! . wrK as a oloud ru Ider. and lor rouol s rlsinr tiont a Mutnrlab r turpi-! wt I' la a lirst-ei&vi mediciue. Our customers apeoit loudii in its pralae. J. WRIGHT CO., Ocr. Quceo ana tuAt-Ui streets. Vcgctinc. msrAKED it 0. K. BTr.VfcVS, itoMoN, tTfge:ine i3 Soli fcy all Drugs'Sts, PERMANENTLY CURES KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINTS, Constipation and Piles. Dr. R. H. Clark, Smith Bm, V. nji, In am of Ti-asHfa tt turn acted Ukm charm. It hmm cored icany vrr bad ca of U ud haa ever failr-d to art efflcicotJ y." Mlwo KairchUd, ot St. AJhaBS, Tt.. flay. "It t mi prlnfj raioe. After atxtrn yts or area Qffartnjr from PUaa aad Cestive&eaa tt Cuav pietrlj enrwd &, U & HivaboD, f Brrtarhfr- myx mOo parfc tr haa doo woadera for me in complete) j our IsfaavvaraUTer aadfcidaej Com maim. WONDERFUL WHY? DAUIFO !! haatt AiU ss ti LTTE2, ttj SZ1 tt I2SS73 tt tt ass tat. IteiuM t elranie tne system of xn poiionout numori tnat aeveiope In Kidney and Urinary diseases, Bil- ousness. tfaurwice, constipation. Piles, orln Rheumatism, Neuralgia and nervous disorders. KIVWrT-WOKT t. llrrTtpliMtMB aea Met fc uU rei4. Oaa packajr will aaWali qtof axlirla. THY IT NOW ! tWHmj M at tfca BVacslaM. PrUc, Sl.ee. VZLIA I2SA22S01I CO.. rnpittnt, 12 (WHlJi BaraatM,TU INVESTMENT BONDS, Gold Bonds Per Ceat. or m FT. mm S NORiHiVEilSX EilLnAT C3. PATKD APRIL I. l-SO. an.1 PUK IS UOX Ho da of tAo and ! a--h. lrtBrll mJ liierl fayabla la GM la) .v ri. CHI02f TRCsr ru , Hvm iofk,TRU9TEff. Ln h of R ad. m r-m: wh"Ia iaoa ol Honda. 7M9.04MI. Ii(i 7.M tT ail a. L.i of roavi 4'itrul Kort Vad asn.Tova. on Mia-htaiftirl Ktvar, to C-tf ol -e tl-aa. Iowa. I i rji ayaiJ a rm mi aiti Kid r . Far anl mt M m I tiirraffi tnt i rmt Wtipa a-h ft-ipa ani IO'Mt tnt ihrt will fxlveai a m mmnnn $lo and iM r-t tv-iy la lau iaia fralua auv mt laa lata away. A a i. auiiMia for Rt . nrfnr farther in format io-, (7irca!ara. Ac , aaaij O mad to JAMES l. )hkC & (0 , Bankers, Dresel UalMlas. S9 Wall St H. T. STOMACH ! Tboach Hhahtas Hhe antrrela with me chit's and feeer. the lu''.m of ma' aria aiav ail i leeoT r br o Ibif ibis e 1- bra ed'apo e t c. wbl h not on.y bwa sup the t at-'irra-ta el attacks, but prevems ihetr reurr.-i-li islntlul ely pr. f r.ihletonoi.-.ine. n aoiiiTrxv raue it d.a-s tne b iluea rur Ci' ra iborjuirbiy butal oon'"uu or u Ber.e i whniM..n,i: 0 i,al mv gjratln? ac lon tipun be enm I i-wm. tor aa e o on uruss',-,u and dealers rtneraily. rh IPamtsad Ut S--.ii-ia tor lade. Arc. natiliuilin uHr.s Ru.hu i lraka iua ;,ndolion, itiijiir-i'ji, 2 iiuLke.X'.harreal Blood Purlf-rr. l lvr Reg U IXJtor,'"!! I.ifeana llralia lotlOK1 exut on aaaaanwu No ittjtaio e" rnwlMy Vme eiW whrra Ifof 1 in mx ,jbu MUft nsr(v alv ia.tr perau.' nsy gin aTVliw Kti'Jhsiiis! &te T-sHknaa -VrntibirpitinriMnM l--w....tl i .ulrT aa A vvtllzrz lonc tvad mi!l Mtlmultju CattnP, ewVBpfeV i,taswTuT vhatvttur li-mrUrim or prymnOmt- ve.-eV Io-im;intIivrU'-n ba.lt you only (otl bad er miserable Baxfijern c tn- t500aibrrafrl for-icrl "T CI bo corvorbrlvi. Ix afferorUlTOT,r nd ffer,out u.u urre Ukem v nop ; Unaemtter, flop r;ttr In iv-, T;lr. tfnin-v:' Jronkea Doutram. box tit rrsW . JsimI BOrit sUkd co proa or (amilj KtilJrnkenw, u- of ojuum, tol3Mxt narcotic a. .Uifcl'l br drnsrt-1 Atra RUPTURE RellerM oH enr it within fh. Injnry Irnmm In flict, hr Pr J. A. HKCI . S S tr.reni. orti S11 B a-dwar. New Turk. H -l.k. with phot, rr -plix 1 Kne-M. f badvae. teforv aad allrr cat., niaileu fvr ale. ia. FLORIDA MOr-1. Sij Mnrn for ? rent. M.ll'd fr- ompa tjt en. L. SALlNijLR. Qprinf wrote. Fleriifa "OSTRS OS Hill for S three-eraf tump i) Ta. PaoPLa . Jocaaai.. Il.ier.t-. an, 3Si. 17 Tnaee aaewema aa Aaveraaemaat all fer ntTOC apoa the Advertiser aad the rnbUaher by rtaar.' that tfcey saw ihe sdv. t Wtaa.at tm Mtlafvwvntel tf,,lfe . nmmm Ksa, SAMOae. tmbaual a. A Be I I GREAT WEmRNCL'HWORIca. ' . " At TtPituwTrb; jtmU laatl saaZtaaHMta New. Music Rooks. The An!hfm Harp. Ur. w. o. TEKKIN. tJust ouW Mc w i a Seea . Tbe DiT-ON k co. alo can ttent!on to helr llsbed a res it veor p-iwuir. ana woruu u uni veiaai ajiipuuu. rt Dr W O Tna Temple. 9e&us. " The Voice of Worship. (.100) By L.O. EMEKSON. Jotan's sretboil for Hum Ctes. k. a N JOHNSON. inae icu -. Zng. Tws and "''K'.Si mt Wer.hli baa exictiy the same . h.a a illlTer-a meibod. oi m Mc, aud Ha a Uio.ou;;n eourse In Jtote " TsrSlj book mailed for rerail price- Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston, a m aimtl. A CO I2 Ckesle-t Mtree. 1-fcUaHelps.to. RniMrtna MlfOTiM tnrt. grow ' bJ A Qua 17 14ii. lwobl-b.rl Bnwf ''" - MaA and Brb-loliu Gan Bifl- mmk.t. All aioda of porting implw-nta and artl cl-. rr.inlr-1 by tpirfm-n ndma-Biar). Wl SkW BKKKt H LOAUIMI tPt',,l'k'VN8,7-J ni (bo U-u ip- et aaU for tbe silca. nl Sump for pneo Liat. JOS. C. GRUBB & CO., 712 Market Street. Phila.. Pa. BUY THE BLATCHLEY PUMP f t el(rear wells "f " 4b- P mi Jr -a. Prt" m-m. if Cw n4 Pr.r- i.. XC.tl. MX.tlU. . K Bit. U 1. tui !- 'I b. Ifrdar. tr d-. ci- ani-p ?ir-i. P 4mm thai lh Fump yum bmy 1- Mi:CiW CO. BUTl'HLCr. naa.laelarpr, 14 MARKET Strt, rUlL iDtLmi A. tm. SAPONIFIER KIMOM altabU Coeceatral Lr lor FAB IL1 IOaI XAhll4 Dirrctioa. mapiif wk eaa foraakia. BaH. Hmn nd tU ll.p al If U l tail eaigat b1 mlt otlb. AHK FOIt WA.POPriF'EaCH. AND Till NO OTBIB. rurt ai.t imra cox, nmrt $777 A TCAKaadpeaMlata. Oottlt fraa. Iddna P. O Vli.KIHT. AnaiMte. Hataa. Si:i'di'T roKi:i:rn. or.t e.-ti Ib Hu I n.ta lt- w -w-v'f IXII4-MI-. lant!OS "t ff a-;iti i'. .b iMt-r ad-lr for tt. Nmp ula iKtp r. a. b. 1. GouL'a.cM. L- k B x 1:9. talwn. Ji. H. rut: iio. tz rou kwuh iciath is U.u( our iw. f.l-i'lid:r t:lur ar. B-k. Lif ol Gttf. HANCOCK. W-trlUr. i S v . KOltN t i ( tn -rt -"r . f on I f nv, b hlf -. i or .parnl HaafMk. n rartf Icatfrr nl i .rraa au , if of vitf. uakfield, iijztt l -h III J, al' 'r. nil.lj rii.:Grpu llolh atUrUL oim n-fl a-iU' p. - 1 1 in? rr jw.uw a irvk. ! I A o t t.. ik if ftl a i.f X Ua tUt irurbMtl k i- r:- .ur quit k, Ut UB vUD BLiUa, 73 -taut t P&iUdip .ia. Pa. MAKE HENS LAY. An R'lfflta'- Tetaruarr Sarir"ii and Cbmtt, now tratelirkki m thiacouitrr.aah rthai mot of iba Uora and i aitWPod-rN bar ara vortLlvaa traab. Ha attiat rbfrMaBa lotjd-tiuD Pea tiara ara aba lulvlf rur ant. nni-b-ly aln. le. Nothing: on mr' h a il vaka haaa lay ltka bendaa'a I ondition Pow4pri. 1-a. on- te-a- aon to on- aiat of txl. 'll aarf wh-r. or urni by nmti fur aicht lttflr ao.a. I. H. JOHNSON A CO.. Batuur. Ma. I END for our 3tcw Cttlvadarot tbe New AOkTi tii'l lo rUjO i Music. aij.fWIO for twentT .3a ua la citvsft MU'Jenis n t ontrvai ory ' - U" c in pursue all LaclUh KraichM ft'rr. a, iulh.laK. Air sic Hall, Bostost. IX.StKE S3 PER DAT SUiu our rw Platform Famllj Srale Huh arrnraM ap tt f S Iba. Itn ii rd!fina ppMintnca -fl it lkfhtic 35 tba. canuut a boutrb f"r ti a t 5 A rnUr naam aavr jasaia. a a-iT Territory civrn. iVrtnsi )Mt repii ir".ti asTMit nd -.r Sir rcnl-r-. ImMESTiC bCALK CO., 1M7 W Oth ira. t.Ciociubati, uttto. DUIt TlPiiS "TKPRi- Carriage co.f UUUU1JJU Ciuclanati. O. Cataioan-REK STANDARD BIOCRAPHIES 0P TUB PRESIDCXTI Al CASDIDATIS. M Paaet lack. aMf. ICTHtATII .COMPUTa l,l. Aaih..r. The Paatert .llia Beoks fin. ll.uilrationa, f llM I)., LifdofGen. oTJL&. eal Beaks. lyLleml T i A'.iSlS WASTED LVkElWULKX. f r foil rtiw rlrti-n.an'l term.. aldnaitiMM . . M, ct HOT a oi. . PhiitphVTfa?- cdZ: A-ents vy ancea rAJrmTrW t.iuyl..r.e. A-i.ira i.mi.i. it Co' rrwioe? O georgTachelis. Wesl.l heater. CheMer t'eaaly m j H. Ivh,. a Cu, f M-Rk:- il. bMl'lnlOI.rf.' . ?T K. V'. Plf fmimm -, lne ra. A p. ..mee inula im in. . " .... awlf. it-u C auj tBMli 'lai.( Umm I REWARD FSSXZ Pilra that l,iaaa Pile ttrmrtr faiialoeura. Girai immediate tWief. mm r.r tm lotur ataodine in 1 ma iP2 Ti'""! cam at 1 dara. CAUTION i'Z.'rS w .C"' " " " hlk mfUmfs Pr. J. P. MUlmr; MWn. nil. K I . tL. Sold Kta Pbilada.O'a A . i CAMPAIGN CLUBS. '-i-a-Ma:r mJu ooa- W. HOWARD BROOKS & STEVENSON, Manufacturers, ftV VrttTTT nnntv . i rw . . . jmmoa sllelca, rtaaale, erBiaSasS??-!? rrrr Oie worst Sererala a Baaak. akla. 1. akliSI?'a. aalwrfcee w,t mrrm. ri7 . unt. m, and mrltroraunr sMdielne. " 7 kOesd, are conquered by Un rerfsi sunt, ma, and mlaracaa edic'e."' a, aad Ealarna tlaa-a. " If ffAB wataai rlttll ai . bodT, freqnea aacIa!TJt akfa, e, yrtwrwlah-browa svem wi!l".!i'd.,"t" a"ri irreTnla? fDT,.55d.U" -. linial but er saUJs sereia Lleer. mm appetite, aad tnni. . ... iTki"KOT,T h" o eouSras It sffeetaS2J2i. .U ?arJk tM D'- Fiarcea Goides J" atraackiueVtoeltra SUET'S. an'1 'al eurss, iraaieal medical diacoT mtb0jjrJ'M phy.telaas piwuaee. u. iS?t)WCtfS ea? ;2 VlTftlUXJ sratea,. dl't. ,r" J-l- dieturbaaeete u TW-U-w-t-O-aw. gj? jTsTAa a-isllrr'I A--JtSnw. saaM raenca Iat7Z aZ!., ' attacks, rale ta eraraaalam . r. teas aw. rVareg- riaaaaa rarmaure rilf JJHajaaajaaaaaaaBya,. W. r -1.. lUJJNEy DISEASES coiisTiivniH and piles. V!-. IVd dlaaaea.oft.'g,Bj' m tlmm VC-lrri3- It wasore. Kitaj-Ja (Win a poet aiti "a'Ut wiu UealMV.SIS"'.'0?- dra.tla pil. but vs. aame DR. RADWAY'S Sarsapanliiao fiinn, THE GREAT BLOOD rCRIFIEB, POK TH CTBK OP CrfROVrr1 Dpia SCBOm.AORSVPHI .lTli; BKltirjL TAKt ORCOMAUlOtS. Be It Seated la The Lanes nr taiasem.SklB er ttoaee. PlesAi er Htmm, COEBUPmO THLVD TITUTIS9 Chtinto Kheumatlsin. RTOtali. oianfftnw Swellloir- H.u-kinu Dr t'oab. Cmrwoiu rrJc tloos. fpbilflc ikrnNil ts Bl-e'liri of Sm iudit". by-pep-iis, w aie- Br.sh, Tic Ixiorm7 wmw Swell Tnaors. ric-j.s s m man h S IM-K-sjie. Mercortai DLse s-s. rvmnla (w pliilm-s lioat, Irop y, bait Hue urn. B.oncajuT Conauiapuon. '-iver Complaint, &c. wot only oVes tbe FanaparUliaa ReAotreai excel all rxcnedtal aireaui In ibacureori ttrw.u Icroralooa. CoaMHutional as l eioa iaaeaaaa. bat K mum only poaUiTs cars for CID5XT ill ELADDIKCOSrUITTS, CYlnsxy and Womb Ie O-aryl. Dtahetea. Dropsy, atoppaee of W er, Im-oiiLaence of Cnne. Brlgbl'a Dl- e. Albuminuria, and in ill esses eaere tbe re are bnck-du-t d-po iia. r tbe ir er M tblck. cloud, mixed wuh sn). stuoes like tbe wbileot an ur i breads It a wblte silk, or ibere M a m rbid. d.rx. b.iioia appesxance sad white bon-d i.-t a--pna.ti ltla wb-n tbere Is a pricking, b-i ninv t nsauoa wkea pasHlnir water, a d p a In t .e s'us I at tbe beck and son; tbe lo-. bold by Una. (lata, raics osi dpi. i, ah, 0T1MANTCMOROP TTTI TKA KT GROWTH OUHaJ) BX DO. HAlteAI UJLSJlix On botrle contains more nf the artire rrlat. ?lea of Mfdlclnea tliaa nr otber Pn-piration skea In Tesapooofui d aes. w tills ujttm re quire Qts or sla Uinea as mucb. R. R. R. RADWAY'S Ready Relief, CCES A.ND PREVENTS DYSENTERY, DIARRHfXA. CHOLERA MORBUS FEVER ANO'aGUE. RHEUMATISM, c NEURALGIA, DIPHTHERIA INFLUENZA, - SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING. BOWEL COMPLAINTS. Looseness Diarrheal. Cholcri j 0UJ wt,, ful ducbanru from the o weU are siDDea i liorpi mlnub s b. taln; K.blsv s itntK bT Kel. N congestion or Ind .m.u t:n. do w-,k ' oes or Uaciiudo wl.l fuUj.T tue u,e of Ue H. t UeUtL IT WAS THE FIRST AND Is The Onlj- Pain RenifMtr thit Instantly Mops the most hitiiiU-Ito patna, ailuvi inflmina'io , and curp-, i un-. ? lion-, wbftiir or to Lunua. S oma. n tai. . or other planus or or.-an-i, bv on .-nui iti.'i, la freu a.e fa litem, mlaateV no m Z ler Uuw xioleni. or rzcructatiair uieuin i Ki.e'im t:c. Bed-nd'lfn. ii.nmi .-i..i.iJTt.. suffer. KAUWAK-a KtAIJI I.iiUSi' ul ajJ aassnatlaa ef f he KMneja. Inliaia -tieuefiue Bladder Ipjflaxaasatloa of ike Kni.,1, Mnll.a.llhr.lttl Sere Threat. Ixniral. BreiKns. Bysterlee, tiauy, lib7lTerln Uem1 Utra. Ullii.... Headache. Taolharhp. " -raaa Sleeplessae-s. SearaUIa,aIheteaMil.in l" bilio. Acnerhllla Chilblains ail real blira. The api'li.-at on of tbe heaiy He let ;o tne fnn jr parts abere the pam or uiilk'Ullv exau w A iffi'nl ea-an I O'lnfori, Thirty to aixtj drup-t It a ha'.r tumbler of eat. r wii. lo a fe Hi'nui tur- i rarriM. pralni. xj'ir 8 oru.tch. HeariD'irn. Slcie iirajl ica -. Ularrhrei Uywn'ry. CoJc, Wlij ia u.a BowcU ana all Internal pun-. liavelcrsyUtui.i aiwas carry a N f tioj.f r a. a-ay kra.ly Hi.t-f w.iu l.irin. A few droio la aitr wul prevent ;ioi--s or ra m lu m :Lanire or wa-er. it h i ei'er tlan Kre.i.n Hramjy or Kiiien as a stiuiuinut. fr.ee fii'i Cenl- p r i utile. ' Radway's Regulating Pills. Fertee PnrsstlTea. Poothlat Aperleata. mmt Blmoal Pain. laat Keliatile aad Jiatural la Uielr WperwUoa. a TEG ET ABLE SCBSTITCTE 7t R CAiOJTE- rVrfeetly tagre:ew, eleCa-!tTy rostd with reet ruia. pur are. reTitc, curUy. c..- - t ad txecgtiien. SaowiTI Puts, for V.t enre nt mi D:so1er O' the .-tomacb, Lirer, Howe,. KM er Bil der. .Nervous iiiacHge. ntad 'die. cn-fpa ion, CoetlTeneta, IniHgietion. I'yper'a. Bi oo aess Ffer. Inflamniat "n cf iiie ktowei pin and all densgemt-nuiof ih l ;'emal :s,er. warranted to enect a perfect n- Purely "table, cnntatQliig no mercury, minerals o deleterious dra-m. 'kT'Onserre tha rnl'nnsnnnrn. -- . froni Dieses of i he D ifesi ive or tn: oki? Eatloo, Inw.rd Piles, r'u lrs of ihe u Aiiatty of the Stomach. N . ise.. -ar-burn. Disgust of Food. m. n-a or icit is tbe Bto uuco. Sour Eni'-tai ot.s. y.n -.n; or y.uu ter n r at toe Heart, Choking' or surr. r r, 4. aationa whea in a lyUij Wm n m cv'e Moo. Dots or Webs Kciore the sicht Kfv;.r u Dou prtis la tbe Head, u tici. nc . t pv. v tl'Jn, Teliowness or th- bK'n ar. l Kv-s. 1 Ja is U: aide, t hBot. Limbs, ond buildta Klusliea of Beat. Burn.ng In the rie b. A few doses of RaowaTs Ptlls will r- tit yateai tram mil the abo-iuiucd dis.inl'r arle, as Ceats per Bex. flr eP.n,0nKt?t9ub,t di- s,saaJ weir curs, amoi which may nim,j . "'"alae aad Tree . JZmtW"r "hle rrethra.' "kadsaj hepafala." as'snS""'" TMia w Hifferent claaaes of Dl OLD BT DETGGISTSi aUBAD "FALSI 1ID THCI." end a letter stamp to RADW4T at ro. Z- Warreaa. ier. t'harch fcl , Slew Terk. aVInfonaatioa worth thotb&nda wUl bs seat to you. TO THE PUBLIC. fliereean be no better gannfee cf r nerj'rie f"f Da. Kanwar's oi l eta llsiied it. li. li. Ki!i UUUI tn Dise nl "ortlile hnir iti a of "PL tnr are False he-olvrm, ke.:er and Pill Besureanda.sk f rr lia4 -. anl that the same "Kadwjy" la on iu; jo aty. lunuMKiR, rniLADEXPniA. While) ewaUlacs. Caasra er TtuaAi
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