er Antlers.
Almobt all lords of deer iu uLich tLe
an tiers sre email or little eTolved tend
to snpplcxnent them by righting teeth.
On the other hand, it ia the more usual
habit of all prairie or forest roniinants
10 f ght cne another by butting with the
head, and under ench circumstances
the pot-teesion of acy protnberance or
knob upon the forehead, of whatever
scrt, would be certain to give the ani
niala which happened to display it a
great advantage ovor their rivals in the
annual wager of battle. Hence it hap
pens that uuee diverse types of bead'
gear have been separately developed in
three groups if rnminants. In the
giraffes a distinct conical bone, covered
with fetin and hair, buds ont from each
aide of the brow, and forms a danger
on s eapon of offense capable of trac
tuiicg the skull of a rival, as happened
ence during a girane rght at the Zoo.
In theholiow-honiediominants.snou as
antelopes and cow-kinus that is to say,
all those sorts with true horns, as dis
tinguished from antler? the boty core
forms a part of the skull ittelf, and is
coated by a horny covering, which is
never shed during the animals hie.
And in the deer tribe, which possess
antlers instead of born, the weapons of
offense are also bonv, but without any
coating of horn, and in the final state
at least are quite nake1. Each of thes
three distinct types of bntting appara
tus must have been separately evolved
from a primitive hornless ancestor; and
each except that of tne now quite
unique giraffes) has undergone many
subsequent changes and modifications
in adaptation to special needs. Some
isolated species rf the deer, such as the
American trockets, have hardly got at
all beyond the very first stage in the
production of antlers; they have only a
pair of knobs on the forehead, like the
simple dags of those young red deer in
their first year which the keepers know
as brockets. So, again, a Chinese muut-
lttc has little beams hardly an inch long.
supplemented by a powerful hair of
canine ttuks. One stage above this
early tvpe in evolution comes in com'
mon mnntjac of India, well known to
sportsmen in the Deccan, with antlers
about four inches long, and possessing
a single rudimentary brow tine beside
the beam. This second stage is reached
and passed by the red deer in the second
year. Thence we can trace constant
progress, through kins which have
triple branches, hke the staggard, to
the very much subdivided antlers of our
own red deer, or the still more complex
armor of the wapiti and the Barbary
deer. Each higher species faithfully
reproduce from season to season, in its
own growth, tbe various stages through
which its ancestors have passed; and we
can place side by side a perfect series oi
corret ponding forms in the two modes
of development, each year of the red
deer or wapiti being paralleled by a
close similar adult animal of some other
species. It is noteworthy, too, that the
fossil order exactlv answers to what we
should expect it to be in this respect;
earliest deer kind whose remains we
know hnye very simple and rudimentary
antlers, indeed, aud they gradually in
crease in complexity irom the firt fossil
species till the extinct kinds of the
period immediately preceding our own.
In April the stags exhibit the first be
gininugs of the new year s growth. A
pair oi knobs show themselves about
the sciir lelt by the buns of last au
tumn s aiit.trs, and the smooth durk
velvet that covers them gives hardly
any sigu of active life. With the warmer
weather, however, the knobs have be
gun to bud more vigorously, and the
pulses in the velvet show clearly that
tliw arteries are busy at work building
lip a boi'y layer on thenewpairof dags.
As long as tLe bone continues to grow,
the skin infeide the vevet renicins warm
and riclily supplied with blood, for oi
course the w. rk of depositing the dense
material of the antler is carried on by
this vitul covering, which acts to the
core much as tLe delicate tkw of a bone
does to tLe hard mineral mass beneath
it WLiie the work of del osition goes
on the tings are "rery shy aud retiring,
keeping o-t of tbe wuy as much as pos
sible, lor aty injury to the velvet onuses
them to Llced prolusely. and also pre
vents the due growth of the subjacent
antltr. A soun as 1 be horns have at
tained their lull trowtli, however, the
arterits in tLe velvet diy np and the
kin in comts reduced to a mere papry
covering, vLiuh the stag proceeds to
rub iff against the ground or on the
trunks of trees. Ouce the cere of bone
aloLe xiimiIlh, Le begins to toss his
head, to seek the hind, and to do battle
for them with his rival stags. On the
Scotch hills much harm has been done
to the development of antlers by the
foolish and unscientific practice of kill
ing on the rinest heads, which leaves
only the less developed to perpetuate
tLe ritcies, so that our British stags
have teluoni more than 10 or 12 tines;
tut on the continent, where mature is
allowed to have her own way to a
greater extent, stsgs have been shot
with between 60 and 70 branches to
their lordly antlers.
I amoua Lmrthquiike.
Caf&micciola, Italy, is in one of the two
great earthquake unf-a, the other district
beuig the western portion J South America.
In no century since the earliest recorded
history has JSoutnern Italy and Sicily es
caped suffering from trequent and severe
earthquakes. In Sicily, In 1693, 60,000
people perished in one earthquake. Dur
ing the reign of Tiberius, 16 A. 1)., 120.
IxiO people lost their live in one day in
coBsequence of an earthquake. Tne
earll quake attended with tbe most serious
retiilii in the destruction of human life was
thbt of .26, when 250,000 human beings
perished, according to Uibjon's fisurec.
Anticch, which had previously been de
stroyed at least twice, and several other
bynan cities, were completely destroyed,
and the shock extended into Italy, where
great damage to life and property resulted.
In 63 Herculaieum and Pompeii were 'e
slroyed by an earthquake, this being 16
years before tbe burial of those cities by
tbe eruption of Vesuvius. Tbe city of
Juries was destroyed in SI B. G, when
10,000 people lost Ibeir liven.
'1 be most famous earthquake of history
was that at Lisbon, .Nov , 1755, when 80,
000 people were buried alive and 30.000
more were killed. Calabria, Messina and
a Dumber of snia ler villages were destroyed
Febr., S, 1763, and some 100.000 lives
were lueU, In 1825 Muicia, bpaio, was
destroyed, 3,500 houses being thrown
dawn and a couple of thousand people be
ing killed. Lima and its harbor, Callao,
in Peru, was destroyed in 1586. and aga-o
id 1746 and thousands pens bed. Are
. quipa, Peru, was wiped out ot existence
in 1868, 60.000 being left homeless and
several thousands losing Ibtir live. In
the tame ear tbe cities of Ibarra and O -tavalia
were destroyed, and not one ol
their 10,000 inbaiitanit escaped or could
ever be touud afterward. Ualocatchy was
also oLliieiated from tne face of tne
earth, and a lake now covers the spot
wheie it stood. In that earthquake the
United States ar vessel Vateree was car
ried from the harbor of Callao two mi'ea
inland. Tne famous earthquake which
devastated and depopulated Callao in 1782
continued at intervals tor four years. It
took but tbree minutes tor an earthquake
to make the entire city ot Pott Koyal,
Jamaica, a complete wreck in 1692 and
even leas time the destruction of San
Salvadore, in the West Indies, March 19.
1873. Ihe city ot ilendora, in the argen
tine Republic, was destroyed and twelve
thousand people killed by a shock of but a
moment's duration in March, 1S61.
The Munich Academy of Art has
among its iCS students thirty-four
Americans.
AGRICULTURE.
Expcbuuxt is Geo win a Cokn. An
experiment in corn-plan ting, by the
Iowa College, faun year, in three sepa
rate plantings, all pnt in on the same
day May 6 each plant being 160
square yards, resulted as follows: The
plat in which the bills were 3 feet 10
inches by 12 inches apart, with one
stalk in a bill, produced at the rate of
69.06 bushels per acre; the plat planted
3.10 by 20 inches apart in the hills, and
two stalks to a hill, produced at the
rate of 67 bushels to the acre; and the
third plat, planted 3.10 each way, with
four stalks to a hill, produced only at
the rate of 50 bushels to the acre. This
is an important fact to know. The ex
periment was conducted with the utmost
care for the express purpose of deciding
a question which has always given rise
to a great deal of discussion, alike as to
the proper distances between the hills
and the rows, as well as the number of
8 talks in a hill. Twelve inches distance
between the hills would be almost equal
to four grains in a hill at 3 feet 10 inch
es apart and practically amounts, to
drilling, which of course demand addi
tional labor in removing the weeds, and
cultivating the soil between the hills
with the hand-hoe, as the crop could be
harrowed only one way. V hether the
extra bushels would pay the additional
cost of labor, we do not pretend to an
swer, though the established belief is
that it will not, and that is the reason
why so few farmers adopt the drilling
system.
Meadows aks Pastcbks. The frost
of winter heave the soil, and it ia well
to pass a roller over the meadows and
pastures, to firm the surface and make
It smooth for the mowirg machine. All
stones loosened bv the frosts should be
removed; large ones, if not needed for
building purposes, may be sunk out of
reach of the plow. Meadows may be
much in j tired by live stock running
over them in early spring, when the
ground is wet. Any grazing done at
this time is at the expense of tbe nay
crop. It is far better to keep the ani
mals in the stables and yards until the
pasture is able to furnish a full ration,
or nearly so.
Tax soil should not be worked r. hen
too wet. Many a good field has been
nearly spoiled for years by such treat
ment. The soil when workable will
crumble in the hand.instead of remain
ing in a solid impression showing the
lines of the hand. Next to manure for
crops, bucoess depends vp"n thorough
preparation of the soil for the seed. If
posaible it should be so fine when rea
dy for sowing that a double handful can
readily be scooped up without digging
for it.
A cood sign of the times is that so
many young men in starting to farm
adopt improved stock, and they become
enthusiastic, earnest and ambitious,
which alone will bring success, and all
the more certain en the high tide of im
proved stock breeding. Stock of some
kind is essential to successful farming,
Land improved stock brings the best pro-
fat, qnicsest returns and gives a charm
of prosperity and dignity to f'e farm.
Fucelx-flavobed, aroinafic, sweet
butter can only be secured through the
use of a percentage cf new mich cows
in the dairy at all seasone. Darlington
the famous Philadelphia butter-maker,
milks his cows for the butter only three
or four months after calvuig, then di
ve'ts their milk to cheese or to the sup
ply of the city milk trade. Butter
made from the milk of farrow cows is
inclined to crumble aud taste cheesy.
The following rule for estimating the
amount of hay in a stack will be found
approximately correct: In stack, timo
thy, alter ten days or two weeks' set
tling, 600 cubic leet to the ton; clover,
700, and prairie bay 550 feet. After
thorough settling abeut 500 cubic feet
of tioiotby, 550 of clover, and iM of
prairie hay. To get the cubic dimen
sions ot a stack, multiply the average
length, breadth ant height together.
Thebk it a grade of wheat in Oregon
known as Goose wheat, so called be
cause it originated from a few grains
found in the crop of a wild goose. The
wheat has a hard outer husk, and the
bran is very coarse: it makes a peculiar
grade of Hour, lis exact duplicate is
found in small province of Spain,
and the inference is that the wild goose
must make pretty rapid time.
A good horse power on a farm will
eac h j ear save many times the interest
ou its cost in furnishing power to do a
great many things, that would else have
to be perloi mea by band, such as saw
ing wood, cutting teed, grinding grain,
etc ; ahd with proper care it would be
made to last for years.
Era a little ointment made of equal
parts of kerosene, lard and flowers of
sulphur on the heads of young chicks,
apply this for the first week after they
hatch and they will not be apt to be
troubled with much vermin.
Ose of the important points in plant
ing seeds is to press the soil vary firmly
upon the seeds. In setting young plants
the same thing should be remembered.
It is also beneficial to strip off some of
the leaves.
A caBEFcr, farmer says that bis best
wheat is that on which his sheep were
pastured last winter, lie permitted the
sheep to run in the wheatfielda only
when the ground was solid.
Every care and attention shown to
horses, no matter what their condition
is, will bring its reward. The kind of
influence thrown around a young horse
will have its ehect on its Character in
alter years.
OwDiG to atmospheric circulation in
the soil, drained land is ten degrees
warmer than undrained land. While,
however, drier in wet weather, it is
moister in cry, protecting in this way
from drought.
In Italy and Japan water from the
hot springs is extensively used in gar
dens for the production of early crops.
itrixr forty tons of the Indispensa
ble insecticide known as pyrethrum pow
der will be produced in California this
year.
V)B.naaA.a luo n iodi vfci itnr
Bflltu.l. nf antinnttiiM viitiAnltn.a .1 ta
Each of these has farms, gardens, eta,
attached.
It appears that the leaf of a plant can I
transform into useful work as much as
40 per cent, of the solar energy it re
ceives and absorbs.
Tv mtnnipte Vjii'nn Iinmrta in cr&nnru 1
1 1 c -
boil at a tenperature of 110 deg. lower
than iu open air.
A good lu'r g ler conduit of pipes
c iiis iits cf equal quant i i-s of burned
lime, cement, pott- tf clay, and loam
well driad, ground and rifted, and then
iotimately mixed Tip and kneaded
with iiuseed-cil and vr ish. For
water pipes it is well to use mere ce
ment.
To remove fixed glass stoppers, tap
and then urn craw with this sort of a
v rer.cn made of a pi ce of si rot g wood.
Have the wood 3.5 itches lorg and 1
iLCh in 1 readtn and depth, with piece
mertised out large enough to admit the
flat p&rt of tbe glass stopper.
T17ien (raveling on a rai'road it it
said that lying with tLe head tow
ards the ergiue will often cure a headache.
DOMESTIC.
Florida Crab Soup. Boil four large.
heavy hard-shell crabs In boiling salted
water for about fifteen minutes, or un
til the shells tarn red; then s soon as
they are cool enough to handle take all
the meat from the shells, rejecting that
part lying back of the eyes, and the
soft fins ; save all the green fat, coral
and creamy, curd -hke substance; put
aside the meat of the eiaws after having
cut it in pieces about an inch long and
quarter of aD tuch thick. While the
crabs are boiling pick over half a cupful
of rice and put it into salted boiling
water to boil for twenty minutes; then
drain it iu a colander. When the rice
is done put it into a mortar with all the
substance of tbe crabs except the meat
of the claws, and pound all to a smooth
paste; or, if a mortar is not available.
rub the rice and crab through sieve
with a wooden spoon or potato masher;
stir the paste rliua formed with one pint
of Lot cream, and then add it to three
pints of boiling milk or soup stock; sea
son the soup with salt aud cayenne pep
per, put the meat of the clawa into it
and serve it directly. II cream is not
on band, beat the yelk -of a raw egg
witn a pint of milk, and strain and use
it in place of the cream, but do not al
low tbe soup to boil after adding it or
it may curdle.
Blacslbebbt Jelly. Use perfectly
sound, ripe barries; pnt them into the
preserving kettle, break them a little
with a wooden spoon, and gently heat
them on til they are soft enough to
yield all their juice; then pour them
into a jelly-bag, and drain off all their
liuoe. To each pint of luice allow a
pound of sugar; put the juice and sugar
over the fire in a preserving kettle, and
stir until the sugar is dissolved; when
this sirup begins to boil skim h as long
as any scum rises, and continue to bod
it for twenty minutes, or longer, untd a
little of it cooled on a aaucei forma a
jelly; then remove the kettle from the
fire; fill the glasses while the jelly is
still liquid; when the jolly is quite cold
lay in eaoh glass a piece of white paper
dipped in brandy, and then close the
glasses from the air by pasting over
them rounds of paper dipped in the
white of egg, slightly beaten. K.e-p
the jolly in a cool, dry closet.
Mann.asD Cbab Olio. Boil six large
crabs and remove them from the shell
as directed in the preceding recipe; peel
a medium-sized egg-plant, boil it until
tender, about fifteen minutes, aud then
chop it as fine as the crab-meat; scald
and peel six 1 age tomatoes and chop
tbeia rather fine. hen all these in
gredients are prepared put them into a
trying-pan containing a tablespoonful
oi butter, season them highly with salt
and pepper, and fry them for five min
utes, stirring them well; then mix with
them the beaten yelks of three raw eggi,
put them into an earthen dish, dust uie
top with fine bread or cracker crumbs.
and brown the surface in a veiy hot
oven, arve the olio hot.
In buttons there is endless variety,
and the sizes graduate from that of a
three-penny to a five shilling piece.
There are mother of pearl for painting,
on finely cut steel, radiant in sire and
in form like a scallop shell, palettes,
with a figure or a sketch, reatirg on
gilt, circular plates, silver embossed
buttons, surrouudeu by fancy gilt edges,
old coins inserted into bronze medid
lions, delicately colored Watteau ones,
and jeweled centres (imitation) set with
cut steel.
A pkettt way to bnghten a willow
chair is to tie two bows to the back of
the chair, a blue one at the top and a
pink or creain-oolored one below it, at
about the centre of the back, or have
both of them of scarlet ribbon; tie
them so that loops and ends are about
the aame length.
Elackberbt ad Apple Jam. TJe
equal we.'gatd of blackberries and freeb
apples pecied and cored; put tbe fruit
into a preservit g-kettle witt an equal
weight of sugar, and place it over a
moderate fire; remove all scum as it
rises, and boil the jam for three-quarters
of au hour, stirring it frequently;
then cool it, and put it up as already
directed for other jams.
Gold, silver and bronze silver this
tles are noveL and they are arranged
for bonnets as well as for dress decora
tion; some have mauve floss silk inser
ted, resembling the natural thistle-do n
Ou black bonnets and dress, s they look
remarkably well.
To give consistency to a pie-plant p;e,
allow to one coffee cuptul of pulp one
heaping tablespoonful of cornstarch;
then mix with this the yolks of three
eggs, and nse the whites lor a meringue,
Stewed liver is appetizing when one
is tired of fried meat and roast, fstew
it in a saucepan with a little water in
which yon have put a lump of buttter,
an onion out in slices, and a liberal
allowance of pepper and salt.
Feozes oranges for dessert on a July
day are delicious. Remove the peel
and slice the oranges ; to each pound of
orarges add three quarters of a pound
of sngw and one-half pint of water, and
freeze.
Although nieiteu 'butter will not
answer when making nice cake, stilt it
may be softened by beat no that it will
beat eaaily, aud yet the flavor be un
changed. Eago prepared like custard, and then
baked with apples or other fresh or
canned fruit is a nice dish for a conval
escent. Fclx plastrons are in high favor, and
are held in place by straps of velvet at
intervals from the neck to the bottom
of the basque.
Cold boiled potatoes nsed as soap
will clean the hands and keep the skin
soft and healthy. Those not overboiled
are the best
Gacze brocaded with velvet is very
popuhir for overdresses aud long man
tles.
If you wish to produce glue that will
will resbtt water, bod one pound of glue
in two quarts of skimmed milk.
Eockd hats for traveling are trimmed
with 2 hat bands of kid or ecru leather
fastened by buckles.
Gold braid is very stylish and much
worn.
AfTERsoox tea-aprons entirely of lace
are the latest.
Feateeb fans are the most fashiona
ble. Krvpp't wcrks. at Essen, now em
ploy 439 steam boiler and 456 steam
ergijes, vith tbe sggr gate of 18 500
hcrae powt r, lherj rj 89 steam ham
mers, C'lTuog weighb-ranging from 200
pounds to 50 tons.
A crystalline aluminum borate has
been ci.-oov red by M. Jeremeiew in
tbe Sokum Mountsius, nei.r Adouo
Tebilon, Siberia. The exact composi
tion of this new miierd species has not
as yet been determined fully.
A writer iu one of the medic d jour
nals says he has found the application
of a e'.roLg solution of chromic acil,
three r tour times a day, by means of
a camel's hair pencil, to be the best
and easiest method fer removing the
warts.
HUMOROUS.
A aXxTLUiAX went into t (run store
for tbe purpose of buying a gun. He
saw k fine sample of the stock on ths
show case ai d attempted to pick it np
for examination. Tue German store
keeper, who saw the more t, shou
ted: "Mine friend, dots besser you look
pootv veil out. Dot gun vas loaded,
und vhen he gjes off he kicks like ter
tuyfel." Tne gentleman, thinking to
have some fun with the German, re
plied, "A gnu can't kick; it has no
leg." "Vat 1 said the storekeeper; "he
don't can kick I Yoost vait, I dells yon
somedingn, and I gif you a leedle in
flammations. I vas in der piahneas and
I know someding. A gun don't kick
mit its legs; it kicks mit its breeches.'
"Is your railroad well equipped?"
Railroad president "Well equipped t
1 should say it was. Splendidly equipp
ed, sir, splendidly. For instance, there
are our first morgage sevens, and our
second mortgage sixes, and oar equip
ment bonds, and our land grant bonds,
and our common stock, and onr preferr
ed stock, and the biggest floating debt
of any road in the country. But that
isn't all, sir. We've got the finest lob
by that any corporation can show; a
perfect daisy, sir. If you know of a
road that's better equipped than oars
is, name it, sir; name it, If you please."
"Charley is a wonderful fellow;
great presence of mind, yon know."
"Why, what has Charley been doing?"
"Bet on the boat race and lost every
thing completely cleaned out not a
cent left," "Well?" ' Knew his wife
would rave about it, yon know; call him
all aorta of fools and fling it in his face
as long as he lived. So Charley flung
his empty pocket-book overboard and
swore that be had had his pocket picked
when be got home. -What d'ye think
of that? Wonderful fellow ! Great pres
ence of mind I" .
Sold: YouDg Collector "Here is a
very ancient bttle piece of Chinese ivory,
evidently of some historical value, and
I only paid $40 for it. Can you trans
late the inscription for me?" Professor,
after profound study "This, sir, is a
laundry check. The inscription is an
English one, written in Chinese char
acters, and says, 'No money, no
wasbee. loung collector does not say
tnat he has promised to take two more
at the same price if the dealer can se
cure them for him.
Two gentlemen were talking the other
day about tueir success in life. One
remarked that when he came to Balti
more, just after the war, he didn't have
a second shirt to his back. "That's
nothing," replied the other. "When I
came to Baltimore I did not have any
shirt to my back at alL" He was born
here.
Professor, to a young lady student.
Tour mark is very low and you have
only just passed. Young lady Oil, I
am so glad. Professor, surprised
Why? Young lady I do so love a tight
squeeze. .
Moss Scbachbero always charges
two per cent, a month on all money he
lends. A few days ago Gas de Smith
and Guhooly happened to be in schaum-
bere'a store, and Oils sail: "Mr.
Scbaumburg, 1 would like to speak to
von privately for a few moments.
"Don't, don't, Gas," whispered Gil-
hooly; "he 11 charge you two per cent.
a month for the use of his ear.
"Don't say entry. Cnarles," said
Mrs. Culture to her son, "'hall' is
much more elegant," Next day the
young man astonished his friends by
speaking of Alderman Shoughnessy's
"hall into office," but the boy wasn't so
far out of the way; bad he spelled it
"haul be would have been quite cor
rect,
Tbe following order for a set of teeth
was recently received by a Pittsburg
dentist: "My month is three inches
across, five-eighth Inches through the
jaw; some bummocky on the edge;
shaped lite a horseshoe, toe forward.
If you wish me to be more particular I
shall have to come thar.
Sats Rev. Dr. Deems; "1 know men
down on Wall street, and I will even go
po far as to say in Washington, who are
as pure as any saints I ever saw " If
Rev. Dr. Deems doesn't get himself
disliked by his flock after this utterance
they must indeed have the patience of
haintv.
"BrsnfEss is pretfy good," said an
undertaker to an interviewer; ''but if
lying was punished as it was in the
days of Ananias, I would have to en
large my works and purchase fifty more
hearses." He would also give some
other undertaker a job.
Is Vienna the law compels a married
man U obtain permission from his wife
before he can go np in a balloon, up
to date there has not been one applica
tion refused, and the authorities are
beginning to think the law might as
well be repealed.
The Drummer says: "The meanest
mau we have heard of this season is the
fedow who telegraphed his sympathy
to a friend, who had lost everything in
speculation, and made him pay for the
message."
Sahvt Tilde has grown so strong
that when he whistles for a street car
he can be heard distinctly with the
naked eye.
"What ! smoking again I I thought
yon said smoking didnt agree with
you 1" "It doesn't (expelling a thick
ciond), but we ve agreed to disagree.
It's easy enough for Dr. Talmage -to
tell us to look on the bright side of
things, but when a man wants to look
at the eclipse, then what?
Commercial traveler "My name is
Miller. 1 am agent for Schultze, in
Berlin," Merchant "Schultze, in
Berlin? In that case I most beg you
to shut the door from the outside."
Glast is being every day put to a va
riety of uses for which its fragility
would seem to make it little adapted.
The latest instance of this is glass shin
gles.now manufactured at Pittsburg.and
said to bp more durable, stronger, and
more impervious to ram than slate or any
other material.
Tor a period of 44 years none of the
men err. ployed in a German ultramarine
had been observed to suffer from con
sumption. Tbe immunity of the em
ployes is attributed to the constant pro
duction of sulphurous acid by the burn
ing of sulphur in the course of the makl-
ing of the ultramarine.
It is maintained by some scientists
that the aroma of fruits increases with
the latitude, while the sweetness de
creases. Many herbs, such as oaiaway,
are richer in essential oil in Norway
tnan in more southern regions. This
effect is ascribed to the influence of
the prolonged light of the summer
months.
M. Anaot has been investigating the
infiuenoe of altitude upon vegetation.
He finds that the harvest time for win
ter wheat is retarded in France 4 days,
on an average, for every increase of
about 350 feet in the height of the land
above the level of the sea.
In Great Britain the loss to the Got
ernment by wro silver withdrawn from
circulation bcoiose of deficiency of
weight caused by wear and tear amoun
ted last year to $140,000.
Experiment made some time sinoa
by Prof. Doremus have shown that gas
will readily pass through stone. A
blccV of brown sandstone, 12 by 15 In
ches lot g and 4 tr 5 ixchea thick, was
used. A pipe waa o'.amped on to the
stone by means of iron plates, and this
pipe c mnec ed by means cf flexible
tubes with the gis pipes. Tbe remain
der of the stone was painted over sever
al thicknesses with varnish. Opposite
to the point where the gas was applied
thera was another pipe for the gia to
escape from. In a few moments a
lighted paper applied to it c iused a
flame to appear, showing that the gas
had passed thrjogh the stone.
The Meadows of Maryland.
EPEiNuriKLD, PbinceGcobox's Co., Md.
Mr. Chas. O. Addison, of tbe above place
states: "1 sprained bit right knee causing
intense suffering, and the ose of crutches
for several weeks. 1 found bo relief in
other remedies and finallT tried the mira
cle of cure. St. Jacobs OiL Ia a short
time 1 could bend my knee which bad
been as stiff as an lroa-rid, laying aside
my crutches and was ab!e to walk as we 1
as ever.
The lightnijg rod conference lately
held in England decided that copper is
the best materi d to use ia rods. About
a foot below the upper terminus a cop
per riug is soldered, which carries tbree
or four needles of copper six inches
long, tapering from a quarter of an iuch
in diameter to a fine poiat; aud it is re
commended that these poijts be platin
ized, gilded e r Lickel-plated.
A Veteran soldier.
XL O. P". Bowua, of Ko. Si Common Street,
Lynn, Man., wvk
w bile in i he irraf. at tbe battle of SnottnlTa-
Bta, I fell while celling over rail fence and Wat
badlj lnjurd anl left for deal, but after a tuns
I w picked up by comraile; and a pun examina
tion It was found that my b ick was iwJiy bun and
hit kldoeva atnounly ml ireiL and I Bare aulfeied
tbe nioat eXCTnciahnff pain since, and could oo
tala no relief alihouKb treated by iever.il phyaW
caws ana i aau ffieu up au nope ox gelling oeip
wbt-n I wait recommended lo nae Huut's Kemedv.
I parchaae I aevaral boiilea at ooe ot our drug
itiim in Lynn, and began lo n.' It at dl o ted,
and can Dow alien I lo Ixini.ie-a. an. I am free (rum
tbe pains 1 formerly bad; and I wwb to aay lo my
friend and coiuradea luat Uunt'a Ketnedy will do
all tbatia clamie.1 lur it,-ind ia w cm thy of all p raise.
Von can nae my teuniuuy wben yta have go-
ion lo, at I most heartilt recoinuieud It lo all Ibat
nave iHineyxr uver irouo.ev
April 4S.
"Too May Cas My Kama.
I desire to Inform yon what roar va'aable I
dtcina baa done for ma, 1 w.is induced to try it
by a member of our (am It, "who had been bene-
flited by ita use." i bave sunered temoiy rrom
kidney dim -ull-l. At Umea 1 liave b-en very had
bavniK eere nam In my back, who general loa
of Mrenutb and vitalny.
My urine was very bi t, with a heavy anllment
or brick-diisi,wnicn was iailc'i:ug to gravel. 1
commenced usiug Hum's Urmedr, with a marked
Improvement from tbe sian; ibe pa as lelt. tbe
unue became more n ti urai, ana i can truly aay
uiie bottle ryneiril a ttrnnaiwHl cure.
I bave recotnuiebdcd it to many person ryth
here and in Boston, all of whom rpeak of It with
tbe hiabeat praise.
You are al liberty to use th'i letter or my name
In any manner you miy think best, tbat outer auf
It rem may learn the value of Ihe cr--au-rt of all
remedies, jioat tuiy youra, joh.h r. tui,
2 in jaMbil Street
Maiden: Kasa.. April St. 133.
A profctnor iu the utiversity at Ghent
recently testified as an expert in a law
suit in Brussels, that the popular idea
that c pper is injurious to health is
nothing but a prcjuoic. He related. ia
confirmation cf bis testimony, that he.
Lis wife, and children had taken large
doeea of the salts of copper without ex
p. riencing anything but beneficial re
sults from them.
SrRT Trw. Dr. w. B. lummings aava: "I
aniairogiy couvtneed of the emcacy of lroan'a
I Dirt.rj . ., ,4 w.,,1, .N.I I ,.-.,, "
A superior varnish that will protect
the wood of saddle trees from the effects
of water, and also act as a preventive
from injury by perspiration upon glue
and joints, is made of one pound of
amber gum, one pound of balsam of fir
and one and one-half pounds of oil of
turpentine.
"Rough .on Corns."
At for WalhV "Koogh on Corns." 15c Quick,
complete, permanent cure. Coma, wana, buiuuna.
Great care should be taken, where
tools requiring an accurate edge are to
be ground, to keep the face of the stone
true. This may be effected by hanging
a pair of grindstones so that their faces
shall touch. Their rotation thus caus
es each to wear away the inequalities of
the other.
According to IElecfrieite, Fr Pao
lo Sarpo is said to have anticipated
some of the rjsults of Gilbert ou mag
netism. Emory's Little Cathartic Till best
made tor Liver Complaint and Biliousness.
tasteless, harmless, ml amble, inc.
A certain fungus lArchorion ichatn
Unit) produces in rodents a fatal cuta
neous disease, and Dra. Joseph and
Crampe propose taking advantage of
thus fact as a means of destroying field
mice. They would apply the lungas
to the skin of ciptureu mica, and then
toro the ciptives loose to spread the in
fiction.
As a cure for Henri Disease, rervousuefs
and sleeplessness. Dr. Gtaves' Heart Heir-
ulator is unsurpassed. 30 years' trial prove
it. i. per Dome at your aruggi?!.
A substitute for india-rubber has
been invented by MAL Dankworth and
Landt rs, of St. Petersburg. It is com
posed of a mixture of wood and cal-tar
unseed til, ozoktrtt, steroiaciti and; ul
phur, which trj Uicrjugjfy mixed and
heated for a long time in larj;e vessels
by means of superheated steam.
Catarrh of the Bladder.
Stinging irritation. Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary Complaints, cured by BuchB-paiua $1.
In a recent treatise, Dr. L. Manonv-
rter, a French cranioh gut, states tnat
the cr luium is heavier in negro racia
than iu any others that have been sub
jected to ompsrison, so that the ro-
veroial thickness of tbe negro a skull
has a foundation in fact The skulls of
Papuans and natives of New Caledonia
ara heavnr than those of Parisians,
while those ot the Amer c in aborigines
and of the Bengalese re lig'iter. The
weight of the female cranium is
about one seventh less than that of the
male.
a ttill fAAltna at' mr maa niar.m)a hMrLfinrn
and general ut-beailb. relieved by Brown's Iron
UiUera.
A non-conductor of electricity has
yet to be found, (cr all substances hith
erto du-covered are conductors ot the
foree nndi r c rtaiu known conditions,
but those which ofler a f r.at resistance
to it serve the purpose of non-c induc
tors in rr.ctiC3, although they may all
be either classed as good or bad c induc
tors. The bent condnctor known
as yet is silver. The worst c jcductx r s
paraffine.
The fruit pat ap ia bn cans should be
taken out when the can is cpened for
use. If allowed to remain alter the cm
is opened the action of acid jure upon
the tin when exposed to the air may
form acetate of tin, whic is poisonous,
four the fruit out into glass tr earthen
ware dishes, aud the danger of poison
ing is avoide L
A contemporary maintains that the
persistent use of tne micrccope is the
only means whereby the necessity fcr a
change of yeast in brewing can be as
c.rtained, and that the examination
must be kept up from day to day, Aa
soon as the cells are seen tobeome elon
gated and lose the'r rotund siispe there
is something wrong.
Beet-root sngsr is now admitted to be
quite distinct from cane sugar, Its
sweetening power is SO per cant, low
er at least, bat its polarizing power is
greater.
Maaafl lnT jg y - yrr -
KegearraUoa tot EnfMbUd Syataioa,
Buffering from a general wluU of '" n?.B
astul eunoumiuata, dyap-Rala aoJJwr.ouancaa.ia
seldom derivable from loa ?." u0L?1"!?f
diet and allmuu of appet te. nnalded. A mediolno
that will affect a removal of the p?clfl obstaoJa
lo renewed heali n and vigor, that ia a genolna cor
rective, is the real Med. It is the txisaeioB of
thla grand requirement which mike Bo-tettera
Bloroacb Hitlers effective aa aa mv goiani. It
dors ia merely import ao Up to appetite, b it by
wants wiiaoui ouuuj , -
ouirnnesa. ijiaUdiaorderaaccompanied by a want
.? .L ., . . ... rikir viim nf tarn
oi feme in mr umnu-im - - .
bowela and buiouaoes. a exerts a benencial ln
. . ...j i, Mutanera and
brevenu tne recurrence of fever and .gue, aud
. . - ,H..H.Band I rr. I . Ptt V OK
raeuniauaw,caecaa an hpi.' ---, j
tiie kidiiers aud bladder.aiid alfoMs oouvalwseentt
and pens of delicate puyaiea -, material aid la
ncoverUii acalta and v.gor.
An elephant traveling with a great
moral show at Barnes viile, Georgia,
was so enraged because s man gave it a
plrg of tobacco that it lulled the donor
with one terrific blow of its trunk. If
it was the kind of tobacco they usually
chew in Georgia the man deserved to
be killed.
Dr. Kline Great Tarve saMorer tna marvel
of the age for aU nerve dutaata All It atopped
tree, bead lo Ml Area street, rtirirtsiphla. fa.
A V mm ont man swallowed a dozen
lead shot to cure a boil They cured
the boil, but they killed the man. so he
didn't enjoy it half so much as he
thought he would.
Ladies and children 's boots and shoes
cannot run over if Lyon's Patent Hed
8tiffeners are used.
ILLS
TRADE
The pits are warranted to be Pt'RKI.V vege
table, free bum ail mineral and other poisonous
substance. Tbey are a certain cure for Cooait
patton. Sick Headache, Dyspepsia. B ltounneaa,
Torpid Liver, Loss of Appetite, and ad disease
anamg from the
Lifer, Stomach, Bowela or
Kidney.
They remove an otmctlons from the channel
of the ayatem and purify the blood, thereby Im
parting health, atreugtband vigor, sold by drug
gist, or sent by mall for 6 cent in stain ps by
P. SEl'STAEDTEB CO.,
133 Mercer St., New York,
Sole Mannfacturenof 9T. BERXAROTEGE.
TABLK riLLS.
Send for circular.
IS A SURE CURE
for all diseases of the Kidneys and
LIVER
n aw specific action oa thla avis Important '
ergaa. -"'-g It to threw of torpiditr ana
inaatloa. -g tbe healthy aaencton of
tbe BOe, and by keeping tbe bowala ia free
eoHlrton. sgtintlng It regular discharge.
I Mnlasla Ifyoa areanOErtng rasva
IllWUi sua mlarta,he tb ebilla,
wU rarely rUv aod quickly war.
j aa in npruif ncwnufpjvBn, - J
u- SOLO BY DRUCCISTS. Prtejl.
Home Items.
"AM your own fan.t
If too remain nek wbea voo raa
Get Hop Bitters Uul never ru.L
The weakest woman, smallest child, and
sickest invalid can use flop Bitters with
safety and great good.
Old men tottering around from Rbeu-
matism, kidney trouble or any weakness
will be almost new Dv using flop Kitten.
My wife and daughter were made
nealtby bv tbe use oi nop Bitter and l
recommend them ta my people. Methodist
Clergyman,
Ask any goo4 doctor If Flop
Bitters are aot ibe bast farm, y medicine
on earth.
Malarial fever. Ague and Biliousness,
will leave every neighborhood as soon as
Hop Bitters arrive.
' Sly mother drove the "paralysis and
neuralgia all out of her system with Hop
Hitters. Ad. Vnrego bun.
Keep the kidneys healthy with Hop
Bitters and you need not tear aickuesa.
Ice waer I rendered sarmleKS and more re
maning and reviving wita Hop bitters in eaca
draught.
1 ne vigor of youth for the aged and In una In
llop Biiters.
in tne nnm annody nitnil lTlD brmoiurl
F,?!S:sWORMSYRUP!l
An el Ullme resaeile. Nnn a . iircta.
al la Us action. Uric . miui baiile.
trtOU MALE BY ALL UUluulbTsT
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15 tO 120 tr non.Mamwea worth St tree
w a Addi aarmaoaaOo.. rorUaud Ma.
irinncD'e dhotii i to rSSSSirASTl.
lymau. htmranacsa
rkMlww a. !
Hun Cur lor Krnler7 or f-rta tr M limir. rivetn
. poor, o a. aac.a. ssm Arsenal L. St. ioola. Ma
Or. LaFllVST fPEUCH HOUSTACHt VIQ0K
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Health." Retails, Big CommbM ons lo
Agent. AM KKIC'A PUBLISHING COn It North
lenth Street, Fhiladelobua, 1'a.
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nr. W. I 1 . 1 LI
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rwuraeiraad niltalcal frl- n il Srod nanjas In 1 airtnn
w . a. nil ju&b. r-anki-a M . Hf.4i. m am.
IV fa rtt sad W mrtmtrt Munc l.t'TOty mad
an nraaiw. nan aa vjlliiirWM0 MaiMW. SUM aura.
A arir rAMTEBtar tastUM and Faateat
iV seUtnir Pictorial Books snd Blblea. Pru i rs
auoed a per cent. Nanosit Ptrm. Ov Phiuwla. Pa
Pbcsnii Pectoral will cure your ooogh. Pnes a et
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A WKFK. tltadrathomeflaiTiafM. CVMiw
outfit frnav Addra t Tbck at Co-, AuiniatsV M
W
A!wTEI-LAIIEH TO TAK1 OCR 1SKW
aJi v work it thtr homa. in tatv or nnantr
and earn M to $11 pr weeV. niakinir tronla fur our
particu rm, Ht'IfbUX MQ. CO.-M .Hi-th A-t S I
Cmptor Milk In tbe tt Luunwnt Prto nila
0PIUL1
MOKPHiyfj HABIT.
No pay till eured. Ten
year established, l.maj
enred. Ktata ease. Dr.
Mmrsb.. (jiuncy. alien.
STOPPED FREE
limn Parvxw Reiior4
Dr.KXJNE f GREAT
Nerve Restore ft
VstaAtiraVNntVs. Oisusn. (MMra
Iwv a lli WLM tk aa diitKied. A' u araw
AVMafffiu. TraafH aM4 y trty MtM Dtt (
Ftt parscmai. they pvfrmttmnn rvrMati boa 4M
wlaD KUIvriTI ArrhS..litlxJeWiia.r.
uma. r. u. mnn aiprw-s ana aa m
8l
Ifr-n StWAJLM Of IMJIAIIN6 fJUICIUS.
DRS. J.y.k J. C. II0I.L.N A. K
THiUlB Am.fCrBD WITH '!IB EKFLOi:
OF KKLr'-ABUSS AMD MBRCTRlAt.lZAVIO'
should B hesiute to eonsuli i. N. and J. B. Bt
BKNSACK, of aaj North second street, PhilsJei
pbia, either by mail or by per a, during ttie hour
bom t A. M. lo P. 1L, and to P. M.
- Afivic rree. w hosusver would know his eoedl
Don and the wav to improve B saoold read
-vt isuua in a l r"
eat on reostpt ot S-etat stamp.
OPwT-- 20
fcra PHILAUElfHlA 8IVil
ef this styl. Kqual k any
lSMkttaf 1 Uat viri4 ej.al to U tW la
mn ScWala, TimfUm. BmU. Trorr, lM Kama.
Bar tijm, Hi-rcartal D tmmn a, Catarrk. I-a f JtJ
Apotnlta. Fraili Q-aplitf a! mil llsa4
jW lis, a. U taavar bsta. All trwrrlata aa4
MB CMMrv paara krrfm aril H. ft. B. ftattat VV
m W A '. Pr, lmvTgl. aa evr-v bnut?.
ak7S
u
r
u
aa
tsiagar ut tne markrt, JCe
mrtmrr, are in is it tm he
eaMraMMeal Seon l yaw smtw
for it. That I tha same atyl
other eompaaiss Mall for $60.
All Macbinaa warranted for I
Jn. Bead fcr Ilrastis Ird Chr
CTlaracdTaicbBonlalai Adorn
Hllaalt.ftitiisi.X
- "'' - t-'
. vaars nn fflasS
windows know cow j
hon unequal expansion, cr from the
taoergetio efforUof window dleane..
i?" .?, . .j i,.. tha following
They wi V! T id
rdte- Littharge, two p"1"-""
gam copai, "r". , : : . .
Sain this firms quick drying and se
cure cemeit,
Ad view toCovaasusiptlvaa.
On the aprrance oftl . -rst symMom.
a general aeuiiuy, ';"'
chilly sensations, followed ni"'""
Ihouidbf falkerafristion Is
- , . v r. .r no tha areas
disease of tne iunif. --.
and-scrofula, or blood-punfler and nb-retorer,-lr.
Pierce'. "Golden 'bcal
Suicovery." Superior to Cod Uver oil a a
nutrl ivef and utuurpassed a. a ftorai.
For weak lungs, spitting of blood, and kin
dred aff ctions, it baa no equal, fjold by
dWgisU theworld over, lor Dr. I'roea
psniphlet on Consumption, send twonra.ni pa
to World's Dispesab Medical Asso
CfATioM, Buftalo, N. X.
It is a mistake to supjxae that the
crumbling of brick is due solely to great
variations of temperature. M. Fsnve
traces the disintegration to a microso.
action WUL
PIC OriTaUWIIa wr .
of course, readily second the destructive
.... I nAHJil.llnP rI
effects or mat piouw m
all but the most compact and well-burned
bricks.
Dr rjerc"Pl'ntIlrgtlvePeets
are sugar-coated and inclosed in gIaH-lt-tlea.
their vir uea being thereby prerved
untmpair ed forany length of line, iu any
cUmaETao that they are always ffc"J
reliable! So cheap wooden or pasteboard
boxes. By druggists.
A writer in ihe Scientific Calif ornian
suggests a new method of drinking oat
of caps at fountains erected for pnbb'c
ose. It is to put the lower lip inside
of the cap and sip tbe water, instead
of plackg the edge of the cup between
the lips.
Dr. Pierce's "Favorite P-iescriptlon" to
everywhere acknowledged to be tha stand
ard remedy for female complaints and weak
ness. It Is sold by druggists.
"What for did I not right "boat face:
A sojur, air, nivei thurns bis lack on
his inimy an it's Patrick McOlaashin;
fominst me there, that's me inimy;
more betoken he sthuck a pin me vir
tebra the last time he dhrilled behind
me."
Q ie-nous that the Chlnefe men should
have such long hair. Ladies If you would
have your hairas long aa the Chinese and
as beauUful as a Hourt's, use Usrbolme,tns
deodorized petroleum hair renew er and
dresser.
According to the Scientific CaVfor
nian an instantaneous remedy in c-isea
of poisoning consists of heaping tea
spoonful of salt and the same quantity
of ground mustard stirred in a teacup
of warm or cold water and swallowed
instantly. .
Tha Doctor' 1 adoraement.
Tn. W. D. Wngnt, cmeinatti, o, senas trie fan.
Joln-'d prufessuiaji indorrmen : 1 havw pre
scribed Or. Wm. Hall's Kalsain f"T tbe Lungi m a
great numberof case and always with auueesa
One caw :a particular was given ap by several
ptiysicauis who bad been called la for eonau'.lauoa
with mvaelL Tbe patient bad all the Diploma
of continued eonsumptionj cold night weals,
hectic fever, him-t ng eouh, eic. He com
menced irameduvelv to get belter an I was aoun
restored to His u,uai betas. I have also f.Hiad Or.
Wm. Hail's Ral-uun f-ar the Lungs Ibe nw-t valu
able expectorant for brang up duiresxing
Oougo and cold that 1 h-ve ever naciL''
Snrnol Catarrh SnotT cores Catarrh and all at
factions ot the mucous membrane.
A aVettr Orleans man has dif covered a
new mod of tanning and preserving
tbe skin of Louisiana's bird,the pelican,
by which tbo leathers sre not damaged,
and tbe bird's skin with the featbars on
it can be utilized for making turbans
and hats for ladies.
A oral tai sat T. riaav
An 'mala neror repsat an nnp:M.-aot ezpericnea, yw
man exerd-ft hi liiawuu1ty lo molnvly vlee and ba
eemx t' fmret tb repent! eipeneuoee of tba erlla
caiiHMi oy ovara ina. lrreajuiar nabit. rntnmnerauee.
bad air, aedent-ry 1 !, sez .al xo. aar. at., sea But
wb41lla(irdereld!-all-Hi. headanbaa. lom of am.
Uta and cona.lpaCton warn hlia f'at hla btoed la lio
pure and pain tnvince biia ef t-nnendln it una
he rememtier. tt at "SL Beruard Vegubla F-.11-" have
fnr em-tune Imq the on ba-t aud moat lufalUol
tver retru!K.(r ever Ueoveret. lie raroov potami
O'ta wcrwtiiin. Pur flf h.s t.l . d, in-1 nature nailing
aeatiauj KHUL liruaanau au sell UM puis.
A glasinnaking firm in Fittsbnrgh,
l a., have been manufacturing glass tei
tile fabrics during the last year. The
fabrics produced sre pronoun oed very
beauulul ana pliable.
Prs- awn irjcr con-ijrira on, from salertarl
Itvrra, on tbe seasnore. by :awell, ilasani a Co.,
K. Y. Abtolute y pure and aweet. Patient wbo
have oa taken u preler It to all others. Physi-
tv-- pv;i i to au oiner oil.
Hirro itw, rare, pimples and rough, rkta
H-img riuu per lar noap. maue by
well, llazani a i-a. New Yori.
Glue is made of ths clippings of hides
norns ana noois, waanea in lime water,
boiled, skimmed, strained, ovannrafml
cioled in monlds, cut into slioas and
drioa upon net.
For nearly 34 years I have been a victim
of Catarrh. I have tnetl many remedies,
receiving little or no relief. 1 bought one
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm and derived
more real benefit from that than all the
rest added together. Ton can recommend
tt as being a safe and valuable medicine.
A. la Fuller, Danby, H. Y.
Oil of cinnamon dronriArl nn s.i.
tbree or four times a day wi'l cause
meir oisappearance, However hard,
lar&e or dense tliev mv hL Tda .n
plication gives no pain nor causes snp-
pu.awuu.
Thw rraaaa- Axis Orsaaw
la tbe bast la the market. It ia Um moM
soonoaiica! and cheapewt, one box lastiar a,
Jong aa two f any otnm. On greamns; will
j"' - It received fin praouaa at
Centori'J and Parts Exnautiona, alio
" aimtm laira. aajDOOUMC
Anu hsrrl tnnl in i ...
.: . , - -"ivmnisw W1LO
. . 7 - .vyuwi, vnvim
camDbor e!aaolvuf in ml i . .
, iuiie uuss,
A driU-bow may be used, or even the
ThniiMnrla tMtifv e ik. . .
u inertia oi UT.
uravea Heart Rrnit . .
. . lu an lurma. u gjoWI,
from Maine la Califri. n .. - . . ,
- uov is ai trial
for those distra teed feelings.
Water naed in w.t.w..i.i-- . i
W ptr cint. of a very dry potaasinm.
..yjinou, as iu. xyelat-
tre has shown, at a considerable pro-
WhV dnnft mn n a r- . .- . . M .
- - j--" a a iica a eaivef Tr,
it La it 25c at all aiagtsu.
The amall r.t t- . u :. ,
.... - ian in a room
mav ht fTinall. : i . . .
. - j b-n-icu ng oi dj pin.
- . - r aa ui water in which a
lew onions have been sliced.
a nssis.
""""f"00 Hat.- Clearsoatratamloe roaches.
haJlleaiajriolech.Brnn,'!"?
w a, a Kyaaia. asc.
V9 .ua au i me most popu
lar llcn.rrm.nl . .! .
cccj in Krjitin.
Ihe mining exhibition at Maorld iT a
C resit anrc -aa
Liwiiviixg, Ixd. K,r. j g. Cain aava- t .
Brown iron auiera for lierrou. p" "crL'to. T?
found tt entirelv suaucn Proua aad
A steelbmt hUi m ik. ... ,
. . aiurau Olrv 0-
tion of a needle and strnc Wttjd
blows with a hammer will k. I
netian. '
GaatrlBa,
.t " ,aI'J" ""i rc,wu nas basjnoa aala
."l. irmo. ana is npnmmMiii m .
appetite and General rf.hlli.- t,ZZ.
of
.-a acuciai uaouitT. Komovaa all
unpleasant feding. aftarsaUng. V
A lcohol, equal to that made
from
from
gi-uai, OUI, it is said, b
svecrns.
HIE GREAT SEEM 11
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
RelleT snd eoret
RHEIJIATLSM,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
BACKACHE.
HEADACHE, TCOTHACH,
SORE THROAT,
QCLXSY. 8WELLISQS.
ritMs,
Sorsne. Brulatt,
FROSTBITES,
ara.ua, c Ltva,
And all other bodily aches
and balua.
TIFTf CESTS I BOTTLL
Mold br alt DnnHo and
Dealer. IMrvctiona la U
kuiauagvs.
The CHarles - Voqeter C.
UMMMM u a. vtMBiaa a cuj
aMaii, U. C. . A.
1 1 n a i i
Icno tup PERMANENT CURE OF
C "
3 CONSTBPATION.
I CI . u - -!-
rj mat u illiiiiaalna a
PI La-Tilnt is tm r apt to be
I T! . ... . , .n .... v l.l. IL'm
FLwaai tbe wDd parte and ouloaUy)
tir . . . . i.,fai.MeivliM 1
Und awUci bav bra nuiea. c
rzr mi ha lel'heror theaet oM jo
Hiv-rnrR.
I aiave bre n s Hiv-Ftt
j.nlt r r tlr ye w; Lave itra
lieard H'.V,re--m t-alui-t1" a
ol ia the h.ir eat t, ni.a, di-1 u
take Uiueb -t. 'K in it beiuaw ut
toe uiaiiy qot k niel:c.ua. A
fr end wri.ua.le.l Die to try ttra
bloi. au.l aitil tbe meat wtio
ilea-f:d'ucca. X. 8. (lata, by
r.oae. . k.
CaKaa BLi wtriwb i appl d
viriMsJiirsr bm 1th jf ircv-Oof.a.
rt ailM" " A -m:utiOO. p tt'-ct
ELY'S or tav - UHll. HlTaC-.
CREAM EILI5!. eL'iSuT by ""
A tb"r uvh trerment in J curs,
rue tared for! Iti ih- b at. AralJe u .
for .ir uNr S a - P-".. be tiad o at
Arutftt. IXi BliOlUttl--. Ow-w V J. 1.
REMEMBER TniS,
IF YOU AllE SICK.
If you are re. TIOP BITTERS w
sorely aid Nature iu making joa wed
aar-un when a.lel- fai a.
If y a are e-juiprat ively weil, but
feel the nee lOf agrau.lt"ncaiid s:ui
uiant. never rent eaav nil you arenia..
a new being by the u-w of
HOP BITTERS.
If yon sre costive or nypeptic, or are
offering train any other oi tne numer
ous dire of tbe St. .raucb or oowe.s
It isyourown fau.t It you remain ui,fdr
UOl' BITTEIIS
are the sovereign remedy la all sock
wmpjiln'.a
If you are wanting away with any
t 'Tin of Kidney disease, teinoting
lieath this luoment, and turn for a
curt; to
HOP BITTERS.
If yon are stea wita that terrtbla
ali-knw s S rvousnes, you will and a
-Jlaini tn liuead ' in tne mw of
HOP BITTEIiS.
If yon sre a freqienter, or a resident
f a nit tirualic diairtct. barrH-ade your
svHteiu airainet tbe acourge of all eoun
liies tnalartai. eiideuin-, bliiou-. and
InierrralUeot feveis b tbe u.-e of
HOP BITTEKS.
If you have rough, pUnply, or sallow
akin, bad I) re.it ll, pallia alio at-hes, and
feel nu.iole generally, liut bl 1
1 KKS wLl give yo.i fr skin, ru-fe
blood, Ihe sweetest brea.il, healut and
comfort.
In short, they enre ALT. Diseases of
the btouia-n, l;-weLs Blood, Liver,
erva, kidneys, an, aud
will be paid for a ease trier will not
cue or help, or for anything impure or
tnJitrHns touud n t'-eui.
i hat poor, oed l'l'ien, invalid wife,
sister. iuo( er or daus'liter, ean tie
niadt th : 1 re of hra.tti by a few
ii. ok af llop outers vjrtuij but a
tr ne.
Will jou Ut them Suffer I
Cleanse, Purify and Enrich
the TJloo J with
Ii; Bitters,
and you w .1 h i.e no !i-knea or suffering or
d clot's oilU to p .j.
collide or
PII V S I C I A S ii.I M uc; KO H
BALI ITIOKK. D.
TSe praefieM atvama el thla -b W are nnaur-
?7T- Vlin',, 1h"'1 ", L':,r H mtaa, Mtenuta aud
larytand V imaV H pi ai. all of whieb b-lon to
ta. L Hiyat-1.-1 j1 and Cbemi. ai Labi.rauiry
vtrwradol everv R'udenl Aiifly I a c.ue
Inwua to t)a TH jMA j 011L. Dtap N Caloy atrgtL
AlLTIimr t.g afe mveaunents with higa
Ullerii-t aciiU for P-uipiilet tO
KL SZ a CO.. Mansano. If. Mas.
SNr foretrenL-tra form tehine for "b rtan-nr car-
rUireaaVav BirraluruLUa Co . Drby Llua, Vt.
Oh
f Wrir a roml t 1 Tnl-an St., N T., f r mr-
i T W AaaVk LLM ill C riJri.K.
FREE
r?SZ "Health Helper"
rerreut Health. ILH Hos Bunal.i..r.
ftATEHTSSm
r ;r ; i t , ' "".
"4 v. i s vi ii i iiar ai
i.ixiii.T, i tun, I
nitij i n 'rlTlILlr a
.a..for ..wrawltU Tull O erll tlon, a.lran.
taari'a,ete. UtkU tynd Tj-t.i. M.trk . rev-1-tere.l
REJECTED CASES V! Iti
I. E- WlTiirnncc
(Vim
ale at Aitiruey.) lior :.UaijiiaMl,.LX?
t66
a aaok- in vonr own town, lerma and A (xi-.fl:
ire a. Adljeaa H. llaLLarrt a.'o.aortland.a
n"-m Br-m rLLMiJ,wt X.i. Term
Ljaatt. roiouoa I. grail area. Hnte torrlreulan.
- - - 1 ,t . , ,Mwin'. rs
'ntumption Cast a Curitt I "
13.
HALL'S
LUNGS.BALSAW
bftMl ls
BraaeaitU.
JnT-yrs. !rk-fh
7'Vrm-a ra, aVa, ralaaal
rft ! add fallj"
For You,
Madam,
"VTltoso Complexion belrajs
tome Lumiliatin- Imperfec
tiOB, whose mirror tells yon
that yon are Tanned, Sallow
and disfigured In connte
nance, or haTe Urnptions,
JXedncss, Kons;hness or un
jrtiolesomo tints of Comnlei
iP:1r say use lla-an's iag.
noha Balm.
. V drieate, harmless
and delightful article, pro
JnciBg the most natnral and
S?itwaalr,l!Vt.ias. the artifici
iyai0; bo ohserTer
can detect, and which soon
?comt? Permanent if the
oliaBalra is jndicionslj
Malav:
j uassTi
bC2;
'C? l i
I Mi r
Catarpm
HVFEVER
UKaturdav of
2i'H i- iT1 '"'Jw'wo, Pa- '.th and b; Cua.
SL uST y.De- lnd ud loth; tuainiar
al Uouu. Chioarfo. litn. lnh aud uh