I.iunUerlaas Bill. .
"Well, Blunderbuss Bill, what Lave
yon to say; why yon should not be
declared m vagrant? Yon are not an In
dian, are yon?"
"I am, sir, to a certain extent, for the
dark blue blood of Powhatan's fourth
cousin flows m crimson streams through
the many i-arrowgage connections with
my heart, and under the act, I claim
immunity as a constitutional right,"
says'he athletic, savage-looking priso
ner."
"The Court rules that the Statute of
Limitation bars the Indian in this case,
but as I do not wish to be hard on an
F, F. V., if yon can show me where yon
have toiled durinsr the last ten years I
will k-t von oft;"
The prisoner's fiice clouded for a mo
ment, but like a flash of lightning he
brighteued np, and said:
"I used to cljan out saioous over in
Bodie and Virginia City.'
"Wlio employed yon?"
"Xo one. I did it because I liked to
work."
"What did you cleau them with
brooni?" '
"Xo."
"A scrubbing brush?"
"Xo,"
"Well, what did you use then?"
"Sometimes a six-shooter, and now
and then a bowie knife, and once I re
member using a shot gun."
"Twenty-four hours With a breech
loading mop and a double-barreled spit
toon," laconically remarked his Honor,
and the mounta n-whirlwind was led be
low to swell the ranks of the "Cuspidor
Brigade."
1111 uu Canyon.
Men are now grading the track of the
Northern Pacific B iilroad at a point in
Hell Gate Canyon, nine miles West from
Xew Chicago. One day alxrat two weeks
ago a crevice blunt was set in a rocky
bluff twenty feet above the river. The
main blast consisted of seven kegs of
black powder, which was placed at a
depth of fifteen feet. Two auxiliary
blasts, with a short fuse to each, were
arranged so that they would open the
crevice. The fuses were fired, the men
sought shelter and two explosions fol
lowed, one sharply upon the heels of the
other. XeLson Benue t, a contracter, said
to F. H. Anderson, Robert Dunn, Mi
chael McCarty and Clias. Beichenberg
"The shots have all gone out let's go
down," Andeisju demurred, saying the
big blast was still below, but the five
men walked to the crevice, neverthe
less, and began to examine the rocks.
While they were thus standing directly
above the immense charge the seven
kegs exploded. Three hundred cubic
yards of rock were lifted into the air as
lightly as a man raises his hat to a femi
nine friend. The five men went up
with the earth's crust like sky balls shot
from the schoolboy's board. Fellow
workmen who witnessed the terrific ex
plosion affirm that the five were hurled
at least 120 feet upwards. They came
in the river some unconscious, bnt
none st riously hurt and every one was
able to eat his supper that night and
draw his wuges next day.
Tba Calm Rep'.y.
Yes, I have h.d souie pretty close
shaves in my lif etime," answered the cap
tain as he sat down his glass and took a
seat by the stove.
"Go ahead," called tbree or four at once.
"jLrt seventeen years ago this tall, when
1 ws sailing tne Martin from ."
Here six of tbe men took r.ut pencils and
scraim of paper and begin to- j' down
names and dates, and, as the ra;itain ob
served it, he coulinucd : ' But 1 think tbe
clostst miss I ever had wa abnu ten years
ago, when I commanded Ue Daylight.
One Digit, along towards the last of
November, we were trt ing to make Buf-
fa'o. That was to be our last trip. Well,
that wa the darkest night 1 ever saw, and
the wind blew great euus. Tne schooner
climbed mountain high, and then fciid
' down as if she meant to strike bottom, ai d
1 thought every plunge would be the last
"And she finally went on her beam
ends ? asked one.
"Oil, no she ride as level as duck."
"And didn't lose her musts I"
"Not one. the went into Buffalo with
everything a taut a) you please."
Then wh re was the miss " asked
petulant voice.
'Why, Icame within four seconds of
missing the midnight train for Detroit t
was the calm reply, as he turned over his
quid.
Soldiers aa Gardeners,
In one or two ttamsons on the Continent
tje experiment of establishing kitchen
gardens in (be neighbor bot of liat racks to
be cultiva'ea by the soldiers in their spare
hours, has been late y tr ed with very suc
cessful results. At It' men, for instance,
such a garden, establ'sued by tbe Twenty-
fourth regnm nt of in at y, y it lied during
a period ol tigut months vettables cab
bage, carrots, 'trnips, oniony etc. which
could have hten old for at least 100 ;
while a similar garden tilled by the men of
two battalii ns infantry in a German garri
son appears to have been equally produc
live. The value of such a gardvn must
not, however, hi estimated sioiply by the
morey value of its (reduce ; since it no
only ensures the men cultivating :t a plen
tiful supply of vegetables, but it enable
the tro.ps to obtain tbe latter in a fresu
and hh s me condition; while rait
herbs usetsi for tbe seasoning of soun, etc ,
but which cannot aiways be bought, cau
be groan in U. Tne pardon, aain, will
afl.rd tbe n.en to whom it bclon. s e t y
and lntere.-tin oocupiton di ring u any
hours which other ise they mniat be
tempt d to spend in the Leer-house or
wine-shop, while the knowledge they ac
quire in it may prove very uaelul :o thi m
in after life. The ins i.ution ofsomUi-gardemu;-.
is, indeed, one who deserves eu
c Hirageiceu: ; and it would be well if it
were far more general than it is in Bng
land.
The t fleets of sea w ater upon land have
been th'ii determined at a German station
for experimental agriculture: Lind that
has been submerged by sea water general y
sterile for some time, in some cases for leu
or fifteen years. Tuis can be traced to tbe
three following chemical causes, in adoi
tion to the mechanical injuries produced
by the inundation: To the introduction of
too great a proportion of chlorine saltf; to
the hydrosotipic p-operiy communicated to
il; and from the forma ion of green vitriol
or sulphate of iron, which is known to ex
ert a very pre judical effect upon plant
growth. Land which has thus been dam
red should be drained as qu ckly as possi
ble, sown with grass and clover, and al
lowed to rest. Experience shows that it
recovers i s fertility f oncer in this way
than if cultivated as arable land.
Moldincss is occasioned by the growth
of mwu e re.e atioo. Ink rw-te ieathtr,
snd seed m fr qnently suffer by i' A
clove will preserve n; esseuual oil answers
equally as well. Lea'.ncr -nay be kept
free from mold by the same substances.
Thus Russia lea: her, which it perfumed
witn tbe tar of b rch, never becomes moldy.
A few drops of aiy essential oil will keep
books entirely free from it.
Items Kotlin-fcild.
A Parts correspondent says: Bsroo
James Edward Rothschild, one of the chief
nembers of the great banking family, was
found dead in bis bed the other morning;
and the world was informed that he had
ihed of a ruptured blood verse 1. But it
is charged on the Paris Course that be
conimiited suicide cut his own throat on
account of having lost some 30,000,000
francs. I cannot tell you the true story ;
but this much is certain, the deceased will
be missed in Paris. lie was a good man
and a eenerous one. and one who held a
high position ocially, Outocially and in
tellect ailv. Baron James Rothschud uvea
most of the time near his mother in the
most romantic residence in France. It is
the Abbey of Vaux de Cernay a ruin
which has been renaired with wonderful
art. so welL indeed, that the cothic walla,
en wed by tbe passing centuries and
covered with ivy, now contain comfort
able salons, brilliant with modern elegance
and articles of luxury. This old abbey
dates back to the eleventh century. On
the 19th and 20th of January. 1790, tbe
National Assembly, by dercees, accorded
a nenaion to those monks who would
ahandnn their monastic societies. The
eleven monks m the Abbey of Vaux de
Cernay thought it best under the circum
stances to leave, and the Male too posses
sion as public domain and sold it to private
individuals. In comae of time it cunc into
possession of tbe Baroness Rothschild, the
lam Ramn havimr induced his mother to
purchase it. The chapel of this old abbey,
tn which Hlanche of Castile once made a
Diioimaee. has remained standing almost
uninjured, with its cunous sculptures, its
oive windows, and its gravestones from
which the hand of time has effaced tbe
names traced bv the baud of man. A bee
erowine between the paving stsnes b
violently pushed its shrubby he d through
one ol the classless windows an emoiem
of eternal life writing the word hope on
the threshold even of ruius. It is aid that
this romantic con.er of tbe abbey suggested
the famous scene in "Robert le Diaule" at
tbe Grand Oiera : but no scenery in the
world wid ever render tbe touching solem
nity of this subli ue ruin where tbe moon
beams bathe with their silvery luster tbe
old stcnes, narrow windows, crumbling
porticos and the dark verdure of the cling
ing vine?. This abbey in nook of the
valley of Clevreute, surrounded by a pretty
wood, with its old cascades and mossy
rocke, is numbered an ong the most perfect
masterpieces of the picturesque.
The Fresh Air Hablr.
Karly impressivxis are very endearing.
and can make the useful habits as well as
evil ones a sort of second nature. In order
to forestall tbe chief danger of in-door life,
nuke your children love-sick after fresh
air ; make them associate tbe idea of fusty
rooms wub prison life , pLU&hmeLt and
sickness. Open a wiukw whenever they
compla n of headache or nausea; promise
them a wo d and excursion as a reward of
exceptionally good behavior. Save your
best sweetmeats tor out -door festivals. By
the witchery of associated ideas a boy can
come to regard the lonely shade-tree as a
primary requisite to the enjoyment of a
good story Iwok. "Or, met pensecs no
roulcnf jamais alter qu avee met jam
bes. Says It U hBaU ("Only the movement
of my teet seems to set mv brains a going')
and it is just ai easy to think,, debate, re
hearse, etc., walking as silting; the peri-patetic-pbilosophers
derive their name from
their pedestrian proclivities, and the Stoic
sect from their masters' predilection for an
(pen porch. Children who have been
brought up in hygienic homes not rarely
"feel as if tbey were going to be choked"
in unvemilaled ro-ms, and I would take
good care not to cure them of such salutary
idioaoycrasies.
Every observant teacher must have no
ticed tbe innate hardiness of young boys,
their unaffected indifference of wind and
wuiiher. They seem to take a delight in
braving the extremes of temperature, and,
by simply indulging this penchant of
theirs, children can be made weather
proot to an almost unlimited Uegrie ; and
in notmng else can they be more safely
rusted to the gu dance of their protective
insurers. Don t be afraid that an active
boy will hu't himself by voluntary expo
sure, unless his chances for oat-door play
are so rare as to teu.pt him to abuse the
firs opportunity. Weather-proof people
are almost sickness-proof ; a merry hunt
ing excursion to the snow clad highlands
will rarely la.l to counteract the conse
quence ot repeated surfeits ; even girls
who have learned to brave the winter
storms or our northwestern prairies will
afterward lugh at "draughts' and raw
March winds.'
J. Pasteur experiments on Carbon
M. Pattern- bas now had an opportunity of
practically testing the truth of his theory
as to tne protection or, annual froa charbon
by their inoculation with the artificially
cultivated virus of that disease. On the
5th ultimo the farm of a veterinary surgeon
at Pouilly lc Fort and sixty sheep were
placed at M. Pasteur's disposal. Ten of
these sheep were left untouched, in order
that they might later on serve for compar
ison. Of the remaining fifty, twenty
five were marked with a hole in their ears.
and were inoculated, tbe first time on the
5'h of May, and tbe second on tbe 17th.
Oa May 81st none of the inoculated sheep
nsa lost lat. or spirits, or appetite. On
May 81st tbe fifty sheep were taken, with
out di-ftiDction, and inoculated with tbe
strongest virus. -M. Pasteur predicted
that, on the 2d mst., the twenty-five sheen
not inoculated wouM be dead, and that the
inoculated anin.a's would show no symp
toms oi sickness; and aecnniinelv. on that
day, a number of spectators, including the
President of the Agricultural Society of
Meiun. the Prefect of the Department, and
the Director of Agriculture and Commerce,
assembled to witness the result The pro
phecy of M, Pasteur was exactly fulfilled.
At 2 o clock twenty three of tbe sheep
which bad not been inoculated were dead
At 3 o'clock died the twenty-fourth and
the twenty-tifth died an hour later. The
.wenty-five inoculated .animals were quite
s Mind, and in perfect health. Only cne of
i hi m was feveiish; and the fever, which
a ss caused by tbe annual having design
edly beer, iuocu ated with too strong a . ose
i uie virus, sp;eauy disappeared. The
twenty -flee carcasses have been buned in
nxei. spo ; aud. on the infected grass
which will arow over it, experiments are
to be made with inoculated and non inocu-
.ated sheep, M. Pasteur's discoveries in
i his direction are being amply corroborated
by Ejglis1! experience; and i the matter
be propt-rly taken up, the agricultural in
terest will hive one less difficulty to con
tend against, since it ought to be practi
cable to protect herds against charbon much
In tbe same way th-tt human beings can
protect themselves against small pox by
vaccination
Tnx f. llowing was found In a memoran
dum bmk belonging to Burns : "Oh.
b'trr", I e thou with us : but if Thou be
not w.th ns, e n against ns ; but leave
it between the redcoats and us!n
Bio college joke : lie was a freshman
and in all his molality was watching Rossi
as O ht-llo. ' I thought Italians were
white," he said.
Ir a dime with a hole in it is worth five
cents, a dime with two hole) in it ought
10 be worth 10 ceats.
Wo S3 barbers should have pretty
mugs.
A Teacbeb says: "In one evening 1
counted seven meteors sitting on my
piazza."
As esthetic poet, on being asked on his
arrival at Brighton what train he bad ar
rived, replied, -'Bv tbe two two."
"As that's the P.hsr ci Hercules V she
said, adjusting her silver spectacles. -Gra
cious, what's the rest of his bed-clothes
ime, i wonder i
Sgkkbodt, In describing a
lady, says that she has s face "a painter
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AOBICTJITDB.
Si it torn Weill Frxin. Salt is used
as a fertilizer, and usually with beneficial
effect on crona. It Is known, however,
that a too liberal application of it will de
stroy vegetation. Tbe refuse salt from the
Onondaga salt works it ded quite omnman-
lv in Western New xork on wneat lanus.
It is applied sometimes on tbe growing
crop in spring; but usually on ine nem aou
worked into tbe soil previous to seeding. A
mnrh lanrer auantitv may be used when
worked into the soil than when applied di
rcctly to the crop; 300 or 400 pounds per
acre may be sown broadcast oa tbe crop,
though one barrel of 280 pounds is about
the usual Quantity used, and three or four
times that quantity rr ay be worked into the
soil with safety. Lsed tn tnis way u is
beneficeal in destroying insects and worms
in tbe aod, as well as to promote tbe growth
and early maturity of the crop. It is not
claimed that salt 'is a direct fertilizer, for
sodium is not found to be an element of
plant food to any great extent in the cereal
crops, bat a mechanical effect is somehow
produced which is beneficial to vegetation
to a limited extent. List season one of
my neighbors used over tour tons of salt on
thirty acres of wheat land, worked into the
soil before seeding, for wnich be thinks the
crop was much improved; the yield was
ovr thirty bushels per acre of a superior
o-iahtv of wheat. The straw of grain when
treated with salt is usually brighter and
cleaner f rust or fungi than elsewhere.
which would seem to show a more healthy
condition of the plant.
Babbed WiKiFxscEa. Experience bas
demonstrated the practical value of the
following suggestions of constructing bar.
be '-wire fence: Set substantial posts one
rod apart; the posts at the starting point
should be braced by cutting a notch in it
two and a half feet from the ground, and
runninc a Krone pole fnm tbe notch to
the toot of the second post, where It is fit
ted to rest firmly, and is supported about
three inches above the ground by means ot
a short block driven down beside the fence
post. This method of bracing should be
repeated once in forty rods. A faulty
construction would be to cut tbe notch in
the staniag post four le t from the ground.
make tbe brace shorter, and allow tbe low
er end to rest upon the ground, for tbe
moment the wire is lightened npou the
fence, the short brace acts as a fulcrum
to lift the initial post. When the posts are
set a wire is wrapped firmly around the
post, four feet and two inches from the
ground; then the cod is unrolled forty rods
aud tbe wire drswn tight by means or
set of pulleys with grapples. After this
wiie has been securely stapled, a 6econd is
similarly fastened one foot below this, lea
ving a foot space between the respective
wires, the mound space is fourteen inches.
Four wires thus arranged make a perfect
cattle fence. For horses the lower wire
should be without barbs to prrvent cutting
the knee, and a fifth wire snould be placard
upon the posts five feet from the ground.
BKEF-Mrrr.w Grass. It is stated, on
what is regarded as good authority, that an
acre ot grazing land in Lincolnshire, trig
land a country famous for its grass will
carry an ox and a sheep from May 1 to Uc
tober 1, and that during this period the ox
will gain 280 pounds and the sheep 40
pounds in net weight of meat when slaugb
tered. Ihe acre will thus yield 320 pounds
of meat in 163 days grazing. Its produce
may be sixteen tons, perhaps more. This
is ore pound of n eat for every cwt. of
grssa, but we must remember that tbe grass
of such land differs from the average in
the quantity of its product. We have not
the least idea what the estimates would be
in the west or northwest, of the quantity
of grass rt qui red for a 100 pounds of beef
or mutton. The result, of course, would
be varied by moist and dry seasons, and by
tbe quality ot tbe glasses with which the
pasture is stocked. The apt'tude of the
aaiinal for faitemn would also effect
the result. It is claimed that hi Montana
the buffalo grass is the richest of all gras
ses for fattening purposes, it being quite
equal for fat teeing animals lo feeding corn
in addition to most ot the grasses tn tbe
west.
The American Cultivator says sheep
are justly becoming popular with tbe mass
of farmers, and the L nited states is des
tined before long to produce all tbe wool
ber factories may rexuire. Those who set k
to increase their profits by stock-raising,
and at the same time improve their soil.
raise more grass, employ less Ubor, and
make more money, wUl raise more sheep.
A p wnd of mutton can be raised cheaper
than a pound of teef or pork, and is wor.h
as much in the market, the wool is thus
extra profit. The writer advises us to con
tinue to use thoroughbred males upon our
common ewes. lie has no disposition to
dictate what the breed shall be, only let it
be of its breed lull blooded, and in a fe
years, ty culling our poorest ewes, we will
have a nock equal to tbe best.
Fbom the investigations of Professors
Kedzle, Nczzler, Barth. Fleck, and Schmitz
it appeals that potato sugar contains as
impurities sulphuric acid, iron sulphate,
and lime. Its most dangerous ingreuient,
however, is a bitter matter which remains
after the sugar has passed into fermenta
tion, and which occasions cold sweats, op
pression of the chest, headache and other
dangerous or annoying symptoms. Wines
treated with polau sugar are consequently
pro lanto poisonous, and the autho.itiee
given above question whether it should be
permitted to be employed in brewing.
Ifinrc wheat bran for packing tender
specimens of fruit, to prevent bruising.
bas been long practiced, but an improve
ment has been made by which, in addi
tion to this protect ion, tbe fruit is preserved
from decay. Tbe bran is slightly charred by
a patented process, n e are Inrormed that
delicate California grapes and plums have
been thus shipped East wuh safety, snd
that the carbonized bran prevent deca
long enouch for the fruit to be sold off
etadualty as wanted.
Tbe Co'swold often weighs as hltrb as
300 rounds, but do not attempt to kep
iberu unless you have rich and luxurious
pastures.
A large Cycad. The Royal Gardens.
Kew, have j lat received, through Sir Fer
dinand von Mueller, Government Botanist,
Melbourne, perhaps tbe most remarkable
Australian Cicaitnceous stem which bas
ever been imported into England. It is
about fcur feet high, five aud a half feet in
circumference, and weighs about six huu
dmlweicbL It u a type of a new species
described by yon Mueller as Macrozamia
Al3oret in honor of Mr. Charles iloie.
Oirc'tor of tbe Botanic Garden, Sydney.
Tne exhibition of two stems (of wbicb U at
secured for and sent to Kew is one) in the
Q leenaland Court at the Melbourne Exhi
bition seems to have drawn attention to
the aptcies. Tbe plants appear to have
been obtained from tbe mountainous dis
trict near Springsure in Queensland, where
specimens have been seen twenty feet In
height, with a girth of six feet four inches.
ones measuring two to three feet in lenirtb
and leaves seven feet long. The stem at
Kew has been placed in the Palm House.
It is in excellent condition, and there is
reason to hope that rt will in time push a
new crown of leaves. But even if it do i
not, it wUl form a urique museum epeci
men.
The new metal of which it is proposed
to construct pipes in which to lay telegraph
wires nnoer ground is described as veiy
light only about one-sixth the weight of
iron and, being composed almost entirely
.Y pure caibon, is in destructible, whether
in 'Me air or under ground: it sloes not rust
or change by exposure, and is not affected
by heat, or frost. Ihe most - important
chractenstic claimed for it, however, in
connection with underground wires, is its
being a perfect Insulator. The pipes of
the metal need sot, it is stated, be buried
i very deep in the ground, aa tbey may be of
selves to the slight upheaval and depression !
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DOMESTIC.
Ast person may paint a wooden mantle
piece, etc., and can obtain tbe effect of
elaborate marble painting by tbe following
method : First, give the wood two coats
ot white paint, and when the second coat
.s neariy dry take a piece of French chalk,
any color you may prefer, and with this
draw lines and veins this requires no
skill, as the more rudely tbey are drawn,
the mere closely they will resemble the
natural markings then give a coat of thin
white paint. Into this the chalk will work
up and tbe lines will assume the softened
and graunlated effect seen in real marble.
A glossy surface may be given by an after
coat of copal varnish.
Copkt BciLUM. This preparation gives
boned fish a better flavor than cooking in
clear water doer. Some cooks use wine
in it, but there is no neessity for that.
Four quaru of water, one onion, one slice
of carrot, two cloves, two tablespoonfuls
of salt, one teaspoonful of pepper, one
tables poonful of vinegar, the juice of half
a lemon and a bunch of aweet herbs are
used. Tie the onion, carrot, cloves and
herbs in a piece of muslin and put in the
water with the other ingredients ; cover
and boil slowly together for one hour,
Then put in tbe fish and cook as directed
for plain boiling.
Pxrr-gB Saccx. Take twenty-five pep
pers, without the seeds, cut them pretty
fine, then take more than double tbe quan
tity of cabbage, cut like slaw, one root of
horseradish, grated, a hand full of salt,
rather more Uian a tablespoonful mustard
seed, a tables poonful of cloves, tbe same
of allspice, ground ; simmer a sufficient
quantity of vinegar to cover it, and pour
oyer it, mixing it well through.
Salt Fish must soak over night. Bone
less codfish now cme put up in boxes.
and takes a much shorter time to cook than
the bard dry fish. There is no skin, either,
with the boneless teh. This ought to
cook hi little over half an hour after it be
tins to boil. Cook all salt flab in cold
water. 1 be '"picked np" codfish is shred'
ded with a fork after boding and served
on tonst with the egg sauce or the sauce
used for cream potatoes.
R ast Beef asd Rousn Potatoes.
Roat the beef in the usual manner; and
about half an hour before takin out pour
off three quarters of the gravy from the
dripping pan and lay about the meat some
balls of mashed potato, worked smooth
with pepper and salt ajd raw egg, mould
ed in your hands and rolled in flour. Turn
as they brown, and when done drain off
the grease snd dish with the beef.
We find the following bug destroyers
mentioned in aa exchange : A thin coat
ing of dry road dust while the dew is on is
tbe best cure for the green cabbage worm.
A Iiti.'e rag tied on a short peg, and satu
rated with kerosine or crude carbolic
acid, stuck into a cucumber hill, will drive
away tbe yellow striped bug. Fresh cow
or hog dung applied about tbe plants will
have the same ttiect.
It is said alulterated sugar may be de
tected by a very simple test. A Utile pure
sugar is taken in tue mouth and when dis
solved is replaced by a little of the auspec
ted article. If the lalter contain starch,
glucose or chloride of lime, a distinctly
bitter taste will be present.
Fish Rules. Oily fish, salmon, mack
erel, etc., keep fresh longer than white
fish do, where the oil, as in cod, is centered
in tbe liver. Fish should be washed off
quickly in one (cold) water, and not be
allowed to stand in it- If it is to be cut
up, wash it before cutting, as otherwise it
loses some of its flavor.
Potato Sorp. Roil eight huge potatoes
aud rub tbcin through a colander; pour
over them two quarts of boiling water
season with salt and pepper, and boil one
hour ; stir In three tab espoonfuls of but
ter rubbed in flour and one cup o' hot
milk ; when it Soils up pour out and serve
hot.
Puei'abed chalk for tbo toilet may be
made as follows: Tie up in a little cotton
bag five cents worth of common white
ehalk and boil it all day in clear water.
Next day put it In the oven and bake agut
or ten hours with a slow fire. It will come
out firm, hsrd and free from impurities.
Sweet apples make delicious pickles
Peel and quarter then, boil them uutil
tender in viuegar and water ; to one quart
of vinegar add two pounds ef sugar ; heat
the vinegar and dissolve the sugar in it
add cl'ivet and cinnamon and pour over
the apples while hoL
CrcmBEBS. Shoe cucumbers very thin
and let them.lay lo salt and water aa hour
before using. Serve in a vegetable dish
with powered ice, and let each one season
to suit the taste.
A Man, having a terrible attack of uele-
riura tremens was, for a week, the star of
artistic London society. They thought be
was an esthetic
Tbe milkmen are human, for an Hiber
nian -asures us that "they have their weak
p'inta.'
"Who was the first into tbe breach?
asked Professor Stearns, when the class in
history was up. "The patch,' said the
new smart lov. But the Protestor mark'
td him one minus and said no. The bole
was in before the patch.
A PEnRit toper justihes himself In this
mamier : -i am fond of long life. Jovi
ality and good feeling promotes long life
Whiskey engenders joviality and good
leeliug. lience I cultivate whiskey.'
A Shoet metre welding : A young cl r-
jiynian in Iowa recently married a couple
n the follow ng brief manner : "Do you
want one another I" Both responded yes.
Will, then, have one another.'
M. Jamin bis made a considerable ad.
Vance in the arrangement of bis electrical
candle, tie encloses hi carbon Icop tn a
carefully closed vessel containing air. Tbe
electric action at first produces the comb!
nation of tbs ox gen and nitrogen of tbe
atmosphere, aud tbe uaual coloted vapors
are st en; these are soon destroy ed bv the
nygen combimug with the carbon, nitro
gen and crrionic oxide alone remaining in
tbe glas globe I ha phosphorescent arc
tnen brcttucs qiile fixed, givin:' light of a
greenish-blue tint. Each candle by this
arrangement lasts tw hours.
ion see, u s lust this way,' rays a
local polilian : "a bummer votes forty
times a Main street man won't perhaps
vote once, ftov, u a man wants an office.
to whom shall be go for votes I
The Light of the Atari. For a aura
ber of years the special work earned on at
tbe Harvard Observatory, under tbe direc
tion of Professor Pickering, bas been the
measurement of the intensity of the light
ot the heavenly bodies. Some of the results
presented at a recent meeting of tbe Socie
ty of Arts, at the Institute of Technology,
Boston, indicate measurements almost in
credibly fine. Tbe light which falls upon
tbe earth from tbe satellites ot Mart, for
example, is about equivalent to what a
man's band on which the sun aboue at
Washington would reflect to Boston. 1 he
labor of measuring the brightness of all the
visible stars was begun two years ago. It
has since gone oa at the rate of about 40,
000 a year, and will be completed next
fall.
One eighth cf a grain of Indigo dissolved
in sulphuric add is capable of giving to
300 ounces of water a sufficiently deep blue
color to De ctscincuy visible rn one drop of
the water. Aa in this amount there are 125,
000 drops, in one drop of the blue sortition
Umm is one-millionth Df ft ladlgn.
Neiohbobit: Not long since a family
moved into a kousw on Austin Avenue.
After a week or so a friend of the family
called on them and asked bow they liked
the locality. "Pretty wen. "Have you
called oa any of the nelgbors yet f" "No
but I am going to if there Is any more of
my kindling; wood missing
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mr. Ibeolore ilively. tobacco and cigar
dealer, 109 Seneca street, was recently lal
Up with rheumatism so that he couldn
walk. After liberal use of various pre
parations he purchased a bottle of St
Jacobs Oil, and to use his own expression
"It was tre first thing to - ff ird him any.
thing like relief. lie has completely re
covered by its use.
Qtite provoking A lady being asked
how many calls she made the other after
noon replied, "On, I only made seven : I
was unfortunate chough to fled everybody
at home."
fLa Fayette Jouia4;
Sm:b lxrU Us Ux a Hrart ioud.
Mr. Frank YVilke, North aod 9th streets
S a ted, that it was not only highly praise
by his customers, bu, the St. Jacobs Ol
has not failed to give satifaction in a aingl
ca&e.
Somebody observes that when six young
ladies sit down to talk about a new dress
pattern a small boy with a tin horn is a
refuge for the weary.
uqnid r Dry.
Some iple prefer to purr base medr
cines in the dry state so that they can m
for themselves that they are purely vena
table. Others have not tne time or desiri
to prepare the medicine, and wish it al
mdy to use.
To accomodate each class the proprietor!
of Kidney Wort now offer that wed
known remedy in both Liquid and dn
forms.
Sold by druggists everywhere TruUi
Tbikk their feathers pretty : A satiri
cal slave says tenors put on more airs than
they sing.
For dizziness, headache, pain in tbe
back, biliousness, and fever and ague, use
only "Sellers Liver Pills."
Ballots and beer glasses : The liquor
saloons were closed in Waterbury election
day to give tbe citizens time to vote.
Easily Proves It is easily prove-i
that malarial fev-is, con-tipa'ioii, torpid t
of the liver and kidneys, general debility,
nervousness, and neuralgic ailruests yield
readily to this great disease conqueror Hop
Bitters. It repairs the ravaces of diseasa
by convert.ng the food into rich blood, an-j
it gives new life and vior to the area aod
lahrm always.
Qtite a number of leading merchants a'
Galveston, who speculate in cotton futures,
are "out on bale."
Vegetine
IS THE UhMEDY.
HEART DISEASE,
LOSS OF APPETITE
SIHHiXlcsTiu.K, Iowa, Oet, 14, IS78.
H. K. STIVE, Bostox :
! 8ia : I moxt rbrrfiiUr eira hit tn
niunr In farir of Tour irn-Jt mrilH-uir, ireUo
IHjr w:fe wa tnxjl.lisl wuh limit Dine al
tsuet ttf A .turtitr. al.d HUM rfluml Bhlral
thai Khe was not alile to lo her work, liavu
Irted Tartua remedies. h Anally tk Vem-un'
lueh completely -urel ber. Mie Is now stout u
beartv. I aia ttrfttdel that Vegetine hi rAe reinel
lur ail tul i rlauued lur it. alia even more.
Youni trulf,
PAf RKK KIRWIS.
VEGETINE
A SPLENDID MEDICINF.
HEART DISEASE,
KIDNEY DISEASE,
FEMALE WEAKNESS
GamosTUj a, tu, Jul? xs, ists.
H. K. Srsvevs, Bomo :
DK Si : I was afflicted with Hnt.t ami K
Mew ixjmue, and other mfte R'rviA-iinur, aa
dortnred with Kerentl phrsirtaiM anil receive!
beneOt, until I truil jour VegHine, an. I alter U4
tag two buttles I wM completely oureu, ana n
been a health woman ever tux. alilionKh I a
la my aixtnuith year. I do heart. ly reconimei
K as a iplenlhl medicine to all aitlicied aa I hat
eeo, and I mesa me uay it ten inio my nanus,
MliS. MAKIA HOBSO.V.
PREPARED RT
a. at revysa. . am.
Vegetine ts .V Id by AU Ifniygixts.
stUPERTUS Calebratw
&3gBnKlUslia
Snot Cunt
aaa Rraxeb.Laadtaa' Gwaw, RISea m
ftala myl mpwd eU W iarte ufc'i
anntaed by Hunrtsmen and i :nmr.i.r
n man 91 PMntif liavieaieata at
t '
treecawlaifin
m riaablr iBwat SoOn;
JUM.Ct.HI
m4 fc. Tii-
H dtt t .. 7 1 S .III
HrkM Mt
IlllUHUfcW j sfAbsortang
' U a as lattrot
b cotumenced In the Ssiember number of
Arthur Home Magazine.
AG new tabwribert tnr lim-i will reeel
rfjrr thsMirmnborand Dmmbrr Not.
r tC ot thi year. Teh Ms . iia year; i roplca
SiM; icopleato 4eopieat6: Sand one ex
tra 112. dvYor tperimen number, contaioliut
fin chanters of tHrnnml" mrA .
T H. AR'l Hl RAhflS-, PhitaAJrA jQ,
$777 J5
TKAR A!TD BXPFN8K" TO
ta. OntSt tna iiUma m. aa.
i av,a a. ai
BEAUTIES OF
SACRED SOISTG.
This snlendld new roUeetton of tae mm fivnd
8ongt of the day, will he moat valuable addition to
our ubranea, ana Is full of re ma.
Amour toe anthort we notice tbe names of Ooa.
nod, MUliyan, Manual a, AM, Thomas, Kmart and
MDKim, aim mere are more tnan w others or good
!puic iMjunoo a -ureea mil tar away : ranret
Palm Branriies:''and Aht't Ahoye'the staia."
moicaie toe nujo rnaracteroi tne compoaiuona.
wajra are an in uomucr.
Pi ice 92.00 Boards : 82-SO Cloth
THE dANNER
OF VICTORY.
Thto bmlTlTi ltti tetrrnn tn ft ratwr STtrn
BOOK tor Bl NDAY SCHOOLS, Ju oat. It It
by Abby at Mutrer. who mvle fouled mcv
etat in uwir lut boofc," wbitb Kotsts," and who
Lb tfcua new eoaaUsUloa, tarni n notcber ot tk
twecteat nreruiliti eer pUoed in collection of tne
. im p-sge-. -vna nbont m manr avootrm, mnn
kn sVuM to tbe PrTr MMtiiiaT. avsi wii
tn the dDD4sj scbooL Prtce 36 eonta.
Oliver Ditson 4 Col. Bottoo.
J. M. T ITMV OO.UBC
IB
tish
L BocKj Iirrw VXwtVJk J
Imt I lara I 1 JT LJt
. w 3aj
LYDIA C. Pir.KHAM'a
VEGETABLE COMTOTin).
IssPualUieCirfa)
trail lb 1 1 1 FataM Oinlalta mm WnlnaW
if raawkOaa
wis
sarty ttagsot htilnpat Thstaaaaaeytaaa
itaaasfc ib nihil m j by am
That sial-nt st taafadsn.
sad anrharas. la alwaa $ lew it la fj aarad by
It B at aH anas and asdaran b aiiaatsi
hr T " ' 1
tar tk and Eidnay Caashaaa) at attaar taa attr
Lvwia e. putsaiaw-a rsecT.fjt csnv
pa-Caw teapand at tn and SB) Vaaa Saaaatk
tawmaav PltaaSL Ste batUsttar SL SaatayaasS
at a farm st pUla. alas laths form at I naia aa
st arlsa i par bos tor ansae.
i aS lonars st Isfaary.
ScC.
Thamrrtt
R. E. SELLERS & CO.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
UlI'liU a'aV : bUI :M i-L
l aud feet.! J.riiCaa -iff Xaito.
mfatfl-sttoK or Kept Buctu. Mart-
9 auiU UanneiiOnfwu uiiusnmswi
hit tivt, pnarrikks of ail othr Bitten,
thcp.tticsj Blood Purtfter, Liver
aWesU -BaaBytBa-naaBie
Ko diccAshf c. pomobiy too nw wsw unp
BaattniA.tAMttf
Ciarff.TavU
al:lrcrtc tit aBlavai fa2ra.
ToaUvboaa a
ty of Use UHrtOsor
iixi3aU7 Oairaoa( or who ro
qnlre&a AppeHmr
T,tbtue and mud Sttnauutat,
liopDatteTHsUV
leatins
aW.I
Wftnou intox
So imatwrr what jour
are what the disr.He or
H on Hop Bit
term. Icnt waut ontUvoa
onlT feel bad or aTMravbl
t tick but if yom
it amy savj jsxxrhfr.lt v&B ed niiDdredaa
$ 50O J1 be pci'd for m cl thtr will not
euro wr help. p not miiW 1 "p f nwul
aiTerrbut aso aod anra tlam0,1:!l Hop B
Uememr, Hop Cicten la nok Tliv Arufmi
dronkea mutram. bait I be Pu-rsW n d rttt
MMlirirf errr cmAe ; I TUJOftiv FSICa
and OrT and bo penoa or Itt
hooid be iritauut tatns.
O.I.C.hanahnr,irresi'4ti'lt' ca-l
forUninksisaia. u.-e m ui-ium. U 'jmuco au. ff
samti L dUiaul'i or n -urtrt-Ht. tvnd .
fur Cuvoiar. if mtun at. vv
THE CREAT
BUItLIXGTON ROUTE.
w So other line runs Three Through Pas.
senircr Trains Daily between Chicairo, Det
Mohkm, Council Bluffs, Omaha. Lincoln. St.
Joseph. Atchison, Topcka and Kansas City.
hi reel connections tor all points in Kansas.
Mebraska. Colorado. Wrominir. Montana. Ne
ritnA, e Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
.niiioru!K.
1 be Shortest. Sneediost snd Most Comforts.
ble Route Via HaiinibaJ to Fort Scott. Ilenison
Iwllns. Houston, Austin. San Antonio, Galves
ton ana an points in lexas.
ine uneouatea mnucernents otiered Dytms
Line to Travelers and Tourists, ara as follow:
Tbo celebrated Pullman il6-wheel) Palace
ieeninat Cars, mn only on this Line. CB.Il
Q. Palace Urawing-Room Cars, with florton't
Keclinne lulrs. So extra chanre for Seats
in Kcvlininr. Chairs. Tbe famous C B. A y.
Palace Iiininr Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cart
fitted with Klreant Hiirb-a-irkod Kattun Re.
voiving; inam tor tno ezciusivs use of nrst-
lass Dasctiers.
Steel Track and Superior Eouinment. enm.
Dineo witn tneir tireat 1 nmtifrn car Arramre
mont, makes t his, above all ot hers, tbe favorite
Route to the South, Soutu-West, and the Fat
West.
Try it, and vou will And traveling a luxury
instead of a discomfort.
Tbmtieh Tickets via this Celebrated Lint
for .-ile at all offices in tbo L'nited t tales and
snail n.
All Information about Kates of Fare. Slem.
rnir Car Acotninoistions. Time Tables, 4c
will be i boerfullv s-tven. and will send r'res to
any address an elP-.'Mnt Count? Mau of L nited
Mates, la colors, by applying to
PERCTVAL LOWELL, Gen. Pass. ASent, Chleazo
BALLOT
asiELraiGizis.
For le82. Illcstrateb
u pages Etitert t'nnieT.t a V-nth (!.S"t a Tear
lis $: Si per Aumim. Postpaid.
I hara'lac Ruaianees, HanMrsa ftkeel
f. uim, r.-aye iiit Adf-alam
ay jara nn I n nil lllnaira eal fnaaa
staaie. JmrBiit Uesartfeat. S'l lAr't
Eliaser. Pnulr Page. I.aal e PfMrt
meHi. Cawilc i.lnatratiiMta. JleM ail larwa-
sT r- yivi FTr tin pnrtua nr.
I.I IL. A.U OI.UKJIT 1 TUE V-l .T.l,
Hint ul:r.ll' lur nut iHiiitication uata you
have sent lo rent', to the publishers ot this hupa
Iht mianiilr. aud rei-e:red a eir of the Issue foi
January, 18-.1, with ns many a.XEW IMfKoVQ
.MEN'I'S. 'lheo. if you wih to ootinne. It will
only be necc--ary tu rem. I VI. 40 lor the balaiios
h,' tne ye.tr.
fl .no onirf-e rases ot ponai carat calling rot
irunpleA.
or a:e ne aTt Mrsn at lSe. a ropy,
TIIOIIS mt Ttmot. Paka..
UUaalr; ktree. Stwataw. Jiaaa,
Wfltrhec VtloffM tn- Adaress Standard
II alt1 1 CO Amencaa Watch Co-JTUaurg hPa
AilSA lil'.irMuiUKlb. Jtjm-K. in
. WhaT nrnfnb::m ..hi nuiuj.t.. i. , ...
adsunia roural eoriMTs, nnrwinl c4mi lure ux.k .
tirfi f jto9s?.3oicaiozuepr'ret.Msi :
taliitactjoB tiu-wct ir skidi-v r-ITimlc I. a:tf af-Mi
fsr'te; I arfjBf PtaselartlM SiiH-.-Viir. a.
Wfae pnret V-J l" :n!U.-'l pian. fL.rl.-i ir i a u-. -yerse.aallMSuanda
testify :wnutArmm-wth "rut ... I.---nmoniaia.
Reatty'al'ehisei OR; Ss,-.lh,-,r
fwsean1aenj-eliiviai1J('rt;i::ii.iritii itaii d u...
oar e-llir,ni free. Ail 1-na or ran arua
PA S 1 E L If. BE TT i , Wa ckmi, !Crw Jt-r.
M.itsi ruisi ruavai rtvava
ror aeadue cmba, for Amateur Tnearrteala, Tem
Flays, Dtawlng.Kgum Piaya f aur Pla
cplan Mara, Guide KtT
lyatm-
Lunitm. Staioicaliim
"-ji, piuera raatotnuiaa. Taa.
Cork. Tbeaencal
awox
twOaara mtankf taa wan tn
jMlrta. Hurt f " r
aw. !ante aa Dbthaaaw aaata ' l""'
steal WnHia, aa aamaalarn Unlit ts Shs
ttiwi st ma,
tin lr aaataslSMra (Mas sis asms ss
H iiaiiilfilntans,Sitiiliary. Sminyisa waasas
SaraUsMlaata sad ainhl Wsiiiia
St ssras Kansas, Wntntm, iraM rrwtraSM,
gtosml Daatltty. SI l mini ' ' and ladV
Silna
awssaj sJs,wsbjM
las, attliw aa il mi. Mmnm turn fasar.
ShiSaadly aaaald be wttaaat LTSta B, PUVEAJBI
uvam prua, TWy sais narinaia. Mamma
IT J
III.
mmm
WOrU. wM. Hf-arrsSt. Umarhaa i Vwu,.. I "1 1 PaamwMaa. - -n . "a . ' stssao alius.
r rylTSllatMa. JarirTa V. at awa-ssawBfHilatasal ' - J-
f" nherr New Caknw sent fraaTTw H taiwiair m, ?T
5???. .d-rlrUnti and priona. SAMtRL ' yr- Qjaaratj.i-i.w rot. htlZZl.
J1""'
AC)!rvEiiiiTroxhenl tbe 6iiir
She Did Sheridan or Knowk te
The ScboM for Scandal f" He-Wiy,
a mwW of ootirM. Sberldan was a gen-
-.t t. k. .emtr. ktholT. and never
wrote anything tdnt Too br iit
vi. ..Mt,r thfnnffh Georgia I She v
I reinember, bat I'alwaya did pet those
two men cot fused.
So out wih 1 1 ali iuaT'v I'islurb l- emi
rt f a pui.I.i: .-tii:r;0 by Cfavla:
soughing ; bat we ft el that it i the prop
iiinit to call the attention "f those afilM-tef'
with Conehs and CCiNn 1. Bull's Coru?h
Jyrup which always cures. Price 25 cents
"f there anv ooeninit here for an intel
lectual writer J ' asked a seedy, red-nosed
individual ol an eonor. -zes mj incuu,
replied the man of quills. "A considerate
earrvunter fnreafieiluT VOlir Visit, has left
an opening for you. Turn the km b to the
right. M
MrsicAL courtship : A n.uaical young
friend of ours, wishing to bespeak his mls
tnxtm.' attention to the siiDDliant posture be
had Uken np at her feet, sang with thril
ling effwH this, his earliest xercise : Dure
me for sclace see f'a
A Uakdesed wietch: "Des our talk
disturb you t said on- of a company of
talkative ladies to an old gentlemen sitting
In a railroad station the other afternoon.
Xo ma'am, was the naive reply, "I've
been nrarried nigh unto forty years."
A villi X iMAUca tit t.Aku Li.va, a C.eo-tkrs.-u
txuaci of pelrolcu.u, will produoa
new bair on a million bald beads, which is
tnuietuui tnat no other preparation ever
discovered will do.
Tn man who travels by way of Gates
ville is not much better off than a man
who has'been to a church fair. The smje
has been robbed four times in the past
month. The robbers taSe every cent a
man has got
TEXMixDors college joke : French pro
fessor at H. G. a "What is the French
word for sweets I JurJor (thinking be
said Je nils), replied"! am." The Dir.
made him uuderstand his mistake.
Ashbi-rmiam, Mass., Jan. 14. 18X0.
I have been very tick over two years.
They all gave me cp as past cure. I tried
Ihe mo.-t tk lful physicians, but tbey did
not reach the worst part. The I'-VS and
heart would nil up every ni,'hl aud distress
hie, and my tluoat was very bad. 1 told
uiy children I never should die in peace
nntil 1 had tried tlop Bitters. I have tanea
two buttle. They nave helped me very
tnuch indeed. I am now welt There
teas a lx of sick folks here who hava
teen bow they helped me, and they
used them and are, cured, and feel as
thankful as I do that thtre is so valuable
a medicine made.
MCS Ict.llO Cl'dUINO
A Poocetbook laid n the counter in
tvansvUIe quickly disappears. The rage
to eet money to subscribe to the Michigan
sufferers wtll make an Evansville man do
anything.
"Is patriotism dying out t" asks tbe
Chicago Inter -Ocean. Ka sir ; not much
it isn't In places where there are no sa
loons it is sold in the drug stores.
A Drixkiso man was told by his phy
sician to hold his breath while he couuted
lus pulse, but he couldn't do it. ills
breath was too strong for him.
AlTsTEKT SutVLu the enm secret o
the wonderful tocccs of YtuuTiNZ. li
strikes at the rH of di-eire uv purifying
the blixxl, restoring tlie 1 v-r And kidneyi
to healthy action, inwgoraing the nervout
system.
Kow doth tbe small boy make rai.ls
upon every orchard that is not fortified by
a dog, and decide to Join some Sunday
school, to be on rleck for a Christnas
present.
Cool, very. Foreman "Have you set
up In Russia.' yet ? Compositor "Jio ;
It's cold enough In this room without
going to Russia.
Women that have been given up by theif
dtaret friends as beyond help, have been
permanently cured by the use of Lydia E.
Pinkbaiu'a Vegetable Compound. It is
a posith e cure for ail female complaints.
rVnd to Mrs. Lydia . Pnkhaiaa 223
W a.ern Ay.-.. Lynn. MattL, for pnuoli
Cbcamed Pi la rots. One cupful of
milk, a teaspoonful of butter, salt and
pepper to taste; put tbe butter in a small
frying pan, anL when hot, but before it
browns, add flour enough to thicktn ; stir
till smooth, and, gradually add tbe milk ;
have yourcol 1 botle Ijpoutoes ready sliced,
turn them into this, and let them grad
ually neat tn rough. A dash oi nutmeg
helps tbe preparation. talt and pepper,
and serve.
There is no use talking! "Undsey's
Blcod bearcher" is taking the lead for
curing all blood diseases.
Soot always contains a large amount of
ammonia when first brought from the
chimney. Soot also absorbs ammonia,
after it bas been cptead upon the land ; it
also contains a large quantity of creoeote,
which Is rueful in destroying iDsects, be
sides beirgan excellent lertillcer for all
kind of crops.
Mix a little sulphur witn salt and feed
occasionally to sheep. It will effectually
destroy sheep ticks. Th same remedy
applied to cattle troubled with lice will
soon rid tbciu of vermin.
Look out for Suddea Chang
of weather, and srns.nl against them by
using W arner's Sa'e Kidney and Liver
Cure.
A restaurant keepur advertised for a
man to cook. Two or three babiea would
suit better ; they are tender and not so
s'rongly flavored with rum snd tobaccc
Tha Dws-tura Disagree)
as to the best niHls xls and rem tlf-s, fii
the cure of conaiipition and difordenl
linr and knin-ya. But those that havi
n&ed K.dney-Wort, agrua that it is by f.it
the best medicine known. Its action i
prompt, thorough and larin.i Dout toki
pills, and other mercurials that poison 'hi
system, but by using Kidney-Wort rcs'or
the natural action of ail the organs. Set
Covenant.
Oa Thirty Llaya rrl !.
j oa yoiuKt os I c w .ns -i.all M eh., tn J
Electric Appliance-, ou tnl for thirty days to
an; rersou arB.cts. atth Ne-vooa DebJ.tv
Lost V.taUty. and ki bo red troo blew, taaraotae
"m 'mwi , , ijaiia and at . .
ng uaiim reawraiMm or vigor aod Ban
hood.
Address a above without delay.
P. a No nk al Miun4. as '30 daja' tr al
is al.oatd.
Bod-Bogw, Boaehoa.
Rate eats, mica, an's, flies, lneecU. d eared
ont by -Rough on Bats." 15a, drnggirt.
MnRB stoaaaa a HSaotr. Mirmn .
BullUug. feutu nd Cheauiiu airee a a ye
hand a superb stock w can One luainr m
a" . wtiica (ue o8m at as low print a.
-aoaea w im Int qoaUr, pettaoa alias la eoloi
' d wane, eaa tm aol-l fnf.
ElaNSIONSTOALl
Jwata. ia t . a- .
1-anese.ta, mmmj Mtat ml aaaw tock iri .
wtu. alaitf iattaa. S2a T, mZJ!
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PERILS OF THE DEEP.
Tmrlna; mv rnp i?oTn the liivef Taius. fn
Snsin "' said Captain Btiyton ;j a tvprex-uiativs
irfthis journal .ii a teienl cnirrsit.oii by tbe
sea thore. "I had to shoot' H6 watert'ol'j. the
larnst being about eighty-live fevt, and innumer
able rspida Crossin the Straits of Messiua I
had three ribs broken In a right wiih sharks: and
comlnK-down ho tromane. a river in France, 1
Kceiyed a cbarze of shut from an exdted and
tartled huntsman. Althoucli this was not yerr
rCmant and mhcht be termed daneerraw, I fo
nothing more on my tripthan inleiise cold; for.
aa lone as my limh are fr-e and esy and not
crdor benumbed I aia aU ns!it. Of late I
rurrr a stock of ?T. Jacobs On. In my little Vnt
TbeCapUin calls ifBaby Mine.-' andhasstoreu
therein signal rockets, thermometer, compass,
proTisions, etc. and I have but little trouble.
Before starting ont I rub mysell thoroughly with
the article, and its action upon the muscles it
wonderful. From constant exposure I am some
what subject to rheumatic pains, and noihinr
would ever benefit me until 1 gut hold of thu
Great German Remedy. Why. on my travels I
have met people who had been sutiering with
rheumatism for years : by my advice they used
the Oil and it cured them. 1 would sooner do
without food for days than be without this rem
edy for one hour. In fact t would not attempt a
trip without it." The Captain became very en
thusiastic on the subject of ;-T. Jacobs Oil. and
when we left him he was still citing instanres ol
the curative qualities of the Great German Ktm
edv to a party around him.
THE GREAT CURE
FOB,
RHEUMATISM
Am it to tor 11 diseiscs of th KIDNEYS,
LIVER AND BOWELS.
It Lmn9S th .tyntrai of the vrid poivm
that sjsiustrs tbo drtwifal wutZermg which
oalw the victims of IUictuiuuisua can reauas.
THOUSANDS CF CASES
of thi worst forms or this terrible diaease
aasw bssa qoiealj' nlMved. In a abort bats
PERFECTLY CURED.
haa ba4 watrrfssl urs ;, and an inuiMiiM
alo tn Tery part of tha Country. In hnn
dredaofcaseaitbaaenred wbt:i bad
tailed. Itii mV.'i. but moMent. (
IS ITS ACTION, but haraiicaai in all cmw.
tWt t rtonm trttart nasi l we- Smw
Life to ail tha important orKavnsoC the body.
The natural action of tbe Kidneys ts restored.
Tha Isieer W cleansed of a. i disemae, and the
Bowel moTe freely and heaJUifally. In this
stray the worst ducascs are -jradicalcd. from
the system.
Am it has been proe.l by Uiomanda that
ia tabe most effectual i-smed y for eleanainc the
system of all morbid smrretlona. It shouid be
raed in every houseoold aa a
SPRING MEDICINE.
Always cores BilJOUSNSSd. v ON3TTPA
TION, FIXE3 and all FECIALS Diaeaaea.
Is pat en in llry lj.lbk Tarw. intiarana
oae paok-treof hu maurt'i'i.irfc milk-ina.
Abo IB 1.114 farm. ry t wealratrafiir
taee.arnieniv,.t Ime wii-iinm-t reauiiy pra-
pareit. Itaetntett rntt rrtrMCZ im -ilwr'jr.
OCT itoftot-:: m:i':i;:sT. p:u'-e.i.o
WEi.l.v. Ull imtllON A !'.. Prop's,
rwui nd ih. r n....i.t. si at iiiitih. rt.
8T03ACH &
Ou of the Keariessares onable
Of life, a mprrly cookeil meal, affunls little or d
present enjoyment, awl niu-h tnosequeot lurnre
to a confirmed dyspeptic But when rhmflw in
digestion is cimliaued with llostetier's Mim k
Bitten, the food is eaten with relub, and nnnU im
portant of all. Is assimilated by and niHinslies tne
system. Vse this grand tonic and corrective ilm
to remedy constipation, buiutuueas, rbeumatiam,
feyer and'agrie.
For tale by all Druggists and Dealers
geueraUy.
YOU CAP. BUY THE BLATCHLEY
ralloadr with Copper, Forcetatnr Iroa
LlaltMca. Each one atenc llrd aith my name ar
Btanufacturer at warrant-d In material and con
ttnjrtion. t-t sale by Ihe best hooves in the
traila If you do not know where to get tin
pump, write to me ss below, and I will teed
name of aeent neareM you, who will supply jor
at my lowest prices.
O. ELATCHIST, Jfannfutarsr,
30S Kariut SU Ptuladalptua. Pa
S.noo A rcnta s-,Ma fns Life of
It emtatn the fnD M t rt nf hi mle and rxrrMvt
Dtrmu'i dalar t'.y -.iiiiu..;i. M:iri--.i-l tnMii.t.
Jejath. fun-ri . j-i,.., . .a-, j l t ,-hauL'e "1 ynur
life tomnke rn-i-v y. Beware ff "catrliivruiy'' im.ur
gva- ltiu the only a.itliac a-il kiily ulurtrbl
tJ-e-a our Martyreil l'linfc-.iL llr.e alwl p.nrul
axtra termn lo A-nt. r.r.iHtfi trw. A.li'rvi.
AAlluNAX l'tiLl&ill.ti ;o, 1'huade.phla. Pa
Payne's Automatic Engines
atatlaaio, Darable aad Keaaralcal. aaa rWi.
a aorie our tcitA lea ual u4 auur Uoa
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