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HOUSEHOLD HINTS. How xo Banish-Kats and Micp..--A French papor says that petroleum de stroys, all uiseots and banishes rate and So^W?SKaaiitiy impregnated with petroleum applied to plants infected with insects, will, it is said, destroy tho latter ot.onoe._ Brown Gems.?One pint sour milk, j two tablespoonfulB of brown sugar; i atir in middlings or Shorts until, quite tdrop in hot gem1 pans -previously ? and bake quick?tuiregg is an voment. Gems made from white in the same wayy.arft very nice. Ham Dressed in Claret.?Take a glass of claret, a toaspoonful of sugar, and one of chopped onion J place in a frying-pan ; when tho claret boils place in tho rasher's, at ham, not cut very thick; cool well, and serve, with the sauce. This is a most appetizing dish. Gleaning Stoves. ? Stove luster, when mixed with turpentine, and ap plied in. the usual manner, is blacker and moro glossy, and more durable than when mixed with any other liquid. The turpentine prevents rust, and when put on an old rusty stove, will make it look as well as now._ For Keep in a Older Sweet.?Take of ground mustard seed four ounces, new twoipr throe'dayij rack' it off through a hole the size of a gimlet; then wash the barrel clean and smoke it well with brimstone; put the oider in and stop it up airjtujht. _ OnAi^d H^bs;---Th? simplest rem ' edy Is found in ovory one's kitchen closet, and is common Btaroh. Beduce it to an impalpable powder, put it it in a muslin bag, keep it in the table drawer. Whenever you take your hands but of dishwater or suds, wipe" them dry with a sof b towel, and while ?et damp, shake the starch bag all over hem and rub it in. The effect is most agreeable._ Certain Cube for a Battlesnake Bite or Spider Sting.?A physician in Oregon writes*: *? ffake the .yolk of fr goo'd egi?, !put in ?teaoup' ahd.stir in as. much salt as will mako it thick enough not to run off, and spread a plaster and apply to tho wound. Do this when bitten or stung,- and I will insure your life for a sixpence^ I have tried this remedy in a number of oases,' and have never known it to fail." Cottage Cheese.?Place thick, lop pered milk on the otovo, and let it heat, thoroughly, nob to cook, or it will ho hard. Pour into a'ooarse cloth, and let it drain until dry; season with salt and butter. Should it be rather drv. mois ten with milk or cream, and make into balls. Some prefer what is called " smearkase." Prepare the milk as stated above, but instead of making into r balls, rthin witlrsweefc cream and -add a lifflcfteppeB v.l ?'/'ni * * a Erasivb Soap.?Recipe for making genuine craaivo soap that will remove grease and stains from clothing : Two pounds of good oastile soap, half pound t of carbonate' of}potash dissolved in* a half pint of hot water. Cut the soap in thin slices, boil the soap with potash until it is thick enough to mold In cakes; also add alcohol, half an ounce; cam phor, half an ounce; hartshorn, half an ounce ; o^lor with half an ounce of pulverized charcoal.. . Shebps' Hearts Boasted.?Having washed the hearts, stuff each with an . onion parboiled ana then minced lino, two tablespoonsful' of bread-crumbs, half a teaspoonful of chopped or dried, sage, and suflloient black pepper and Bait to season highly. Press the stuffing well into the hearts, and, if necessary, fasten a little muslin over.-the, top to keep it in.' Whilst roasting baste fre quently. They may also be baked, but care must be taken not to let them' get dry. Any heart that may be left is ex cellent hashed. Cheap :"TiNEaAB.-Mrako a quantity of common Irish potatoes, wash them until they are thoroughly clean, place them in a largo vessel' and boil them until done. Drain off carefully^ the water they vero cooked in, straining it, if neccessary, in order to remove every particle of the, potato. Then put thin potato water in a jug or keg, wnioh Bet near the stove, or in some place where it will bo kept warm, and add one pound of sugar to about two and ono half f gallons of water, some hop yeast, or a 11 little whiBky. Lot it stand three or four weeks, and you will have excel 1 ont vino gar, at a cost of six or soven centu per gallon; ; ]j_ The Care of Oil-olotho.?An oil cloth requires careful troatment and should never be scrubbed with a brush, but after being swept with the long handlcd hair brushes that are made for tho purpoHo it should bo carefully wash ed with a largiB, soft oloth dipped into milk and water?half-and-half; or, if the milk is not obtainable, tepid water without soap. The latter ruins oil-cloth by taking, off tho brightness of the paint, ana it should never be applied t j it. , Hot water is also very injurious to it: either of them?soap or hot water? being sure to injure the oil-oloth moro than the wear of it. When washed over, wipe it off with a soft, dry oloth, and it will always retain a blight look. In purchasing an oil-cloth, it is very desir? able to obtain one that has been made for several years; as the longer it has lain unwashed the better it will wear? tbe paint becoming harder and more durable. An oil oloth made within tho year is hardly worth buying, as the paint will be defaced in a short time. &Judgment of . Musicians.?-Theodore Thomas, the distinguished founder and conduotor of the, famous Thomas' Or ? onestra," New York, ought to know as well as any one the opinions entertained by musicians respecting musical instru ments. He declares that they generally agree with him in regarding the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs as muoh the best instruments of this class in the Tx?r",j /"bot, therefore, surprising that they are; how largely oxpotted to Europe, commanding higher prices thore than tho instrumenta of their best makers,?Com. t Spit?ons are now made' so 'rioh and ornamental that it makes one feel rea sonably well off to sit down and spit in ono of them a few times. Tks Nofcfc Congress. \ The following table jhowa the coni ploxioUoJitii?Jcofl?nt bouse; pf jrepre sentatives, and tho changes brought about hitherto by .the elections : " 43d Cong. ||^th Gong. Dem 0 12 8 1 1 10 5 *6 6 31 13 8 20 7 13 1 16 Kentucky .-.: ., Louiriituia. Maine. Maryland ..... MaBsachuBotls Michigan . MiunoBOla MlBSiBBlppl* . . MiiJBOuri...... Nobraekn....? Novada.:. Now Hampshire*.... Now Jonjfty. No'.v York... North Carolina. Ohio. Orogon. Pennsylvania. It ho do Island. South Carolina. TonnosaQO?.^. Vermont .... Virginia..,.. WoBt Virginia WiBCOUBUl ... Domocratfl. G 5 2 11 , 0 3 5 4 1 1 9 G "23 3 13 22 2 5 7 201 10 ?1 1 1 'k 13 ) ii 2 6 1031 172 There remain but 17 members yet to elect, from tho states of California, Connecticut, Mississippi and. Now Hampshire. Supposing the democrats make no pains whatever in these states, it would loavo a democratic majority *46<^i'A IMS* SgBf.af. Weeds and Dairying. Mr. Willard, of Herkimer county, New York, the highest authority in the dairy business, says: The curee of American dairying to day is weeds. Whenover thoy get full possession they! become so forniidnble that tbo farmer is of teil" disheartened, and give up their eradication. Many farmers, too, have an erroneous notion in regard to the destruction of weeds on grass lands. The impression often prevails that the only way to get rid of weeds, is to break up and thoroughly cultivate the ground in hoed crops. This is not always convenient, or even desirable, for, in many oases on dairy farms, it ein not be done without break ing up the herd or dairy, while some uneven surfaces can not be plowed. There is another way of killing weeds* snob as the daisy' and that class of plants, by the liberal use of manures and grass seeds. I have eradicated white daisy, in several instances, by applying farm-yard manure and gyp sum, and strewing the ground with a heavy seeding of clover. Establish your olover upon the soil, and feed it until it is luxuriant, and in destroys the daisy and. other weeds by a system of plrmt-gorrotiug?ntrangling it and choking the life out of them. Then, some weeds may be killed by frequent outtinpr, and not allowing them to seed. It is always advisable to pull np or ex terminate bad .weeds on their first ap pearance in pastures, and not allow them to spread. A Safe Tether-Pin. The Agriculturist for October illus trates a simple device which we infer any one is at liberty to make and use without fear of infringing upon any pa tent. A strong iron rod, say five-eighths or half an inch in diameter, is sharpened at one end and bent into a oorkscrow like 'spiral. The nnsharpened end is bent into a ring large enough to receive a good-sized rope. It is easy to screw snob an iron into anything worthy of being called a soil, usmg a stick, if ne cossary, after the manner of an augur handle. Such a tother-pin as this will defy the efforts of the strongest animal to pull it np, and with tho ring at the level of the ground it is impossible for tho rope to be twisted around the pin. This dovioe is likewise serviceable in a hnndred other ways about a country house, or, indeed, wherever the surface earth is not covered by a natural or ar tificial pavement of stones. It will hold guy-ropes for shears, er the lower block of hoisting tackle, or tent ropes, or, in deed, any rope which is to be firmly held at the snrfaoe of the ground, and the great beauty of it is that it does not get nattered to pieces by being ham mered down every time it is set in a new place. _ Breathing Through the Nose. The pernicious habit of breathing through the mouth, while Bleeping or waking, is very hurtful. There aro many persons who sleep with the month open, and do not know it. They may go to sleep with it closed, and wake with it closed; hut if the mouth is dry and parohed on waking it is a sign that the mouth has been open during sleep. Snoring is a certain sign. This habit should lie overcome. At all times, ex cept when eating, drinking or speaking, keeep the month firmly olesed and breathe through the nostrils, and retiro with a firm determination to conquer. The nostrils are the proper breathing apparatus?not the month. A man may inhale poisonous gases through the month without being aware of it, but not through the nose.?Science of Health. _" Influence of the Olon. A. S. Fnller writes the New York Tribune as follows : Every nurseryman who has had much experience in the propagation bf fruit, and other kinds of trees by budding and grafting, is aware of the faot that the oion has more influ ence upon the stock than the reverse. That the oion whieh afterward becomes the top of the tree has a powerful influ ence in giving oharacter to the root, is so v/oii known oven among the common laborers in ft nursery that they are soon dole, to determine the style of roots a (roe has before putting a spado into the ground when abont digging it up. Va rieties with numerous small twiggy brunches will have roots of a corres ponding character, and vice verm. Still all may have been originally worked upon the same sort of stocks. oas^nwBB Xbot??Within the lost fow months a oouBiderable number of poraona hiwo exiled Hpou Dr. Walker, tb.6' proprietor bf the popular medicine known aa Vinegar Bitters, and assured him that,,in their belief, his preparation is ait infalHblo antidote for rum and to bacco. The minute details v/hieh have been furnished him forbid him to doubt the accuracy of tho statements. This new claim of a great remedy to tho con fidence of, f;he public will give a vast and well deserved impulse to'its popu larity. Heretofore, the "Bitters have been recognized as a purex.vegetablo tonic and corrective, devoid of alcohol, and thoroughly adapted to the cure of stomach and bowel complaints, nervous disorders, Jnlious affections, muscular diseases, and, indeed, a majority of the ailments within the reach of medicine; but if it will also cure'the craving for liquor and tobacco, philosophers, states men and theologians ought' to unite their voices in its praise. Can the good uowsbotruoV It in easy to tost tho question._ ? A Nbw IitfAD.-t-Hcw to any times does 50 go into??v.?v? ? ,It goon 6,000 limes. Well, that is a good por cout. Will tho host " !ca<l" ovct struck pay aa much ? Certain]y not. But thoro aro strong probabilities that, an invoBt mont of fifty dollars mado in tho last Grand Gift Concert, in aid of the Public Library of Kentucky, will pay that por oont. to Boroobody. We havo only to wait till tho 80th of Novem ber for the roault. The most stylish collar that is worn now is the improved Warwick.* Itj fits better than any other on a low cat shut. All tho edges being folded, and tho surface looking bo much like linen, wo recommend all to try it. Ask. your genta' Xunuaher for tho improvod. j Warwick._ Sent free, on receipt of -neck and breast measure, height, weight and prico, our (sample) " Modol $2 Shirt." Fittoa by patent ed model. StyliBh and substantial. Addross Model Shirt Co., 818onth 8th St., Philadelphia. Go to Riverside "Water Cure, Hamilton, 111 Tlic People's Stamp of Value.?Tho j Government endorsment, which legalizes tho sate of Plantation Bitters, In not the only stamp af fixed to that famous Vegetable Toxio. It bears, in addition to that official sanction, tho btij.L moiu: VALUABLE STAUF OP X-UBLIG AFPllOrJATION. Till? In catimabto voucher of its rare properties as a Tonic, ConnxcTivB and Altebativk is world-wide. How to Look Young:?Sixteen.?Don't paint or use vilo Hair Restorers, bnt pImply apply Hagan*s Magnolia Balm upon your face, neck and bands, and use Lyon'a E?thalron upon your hair. Tho Bahn makes yonr complexion pearly, soft and natural, and yon cant teU what did It. It removes freckles, tan, saUowncas, ring-marks, moth-patches, etc., and to place of a red, rustic face, you have the marble purity of an exquisite belle. It gives to middle ago tho bloom .or perpetual youth. Add these effects to a splendid heed of; hair produced by the Eathalron, and a lady has done her best in way of adornment. Brothers will have no spinster i sisters when these articlea aro around. Dr. Dan'l Wevaer of Uoston. fell down a mining shaft near Denver, 7f feet. Ho was terri bly bruised, limbs broken, ?ml supposed to bo dead. Mexican Mustang Liniment was freely nscd, con sciousness restored, bis lifo saved, and ho camo home to eight weeks. 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UJSTIL TOO HAVE OUR, 1ST JEW mlneca TRABS 4 i AND LOW RESERVOIR Ixm we havo \i GOOD REA80N8 why they will do year work QUICK and EASY, CHEAP and CLEAN. Ill They are Cheapest to boy. ?"They arc beat to ose. OjThey bake evenly and qniealy. ?o^Their operation it perfect. wmmf They always have a good draft. <They are made of tbe best material OTiiey roast perfectly. They require but little fuel. They are Very low priced. [They are easily managed. .Thei are suited to all localities. I Bvery Stove guaranteed to give satisfae'n Sold by Excelsior Manuf g Go BT. LOUIS, MO., AND BY ' BIOE BB?S. A CO., New Orleans. La.; ? 3. OnQOHABT A CO., Memphis. Tsnn.; FBTLLrPB' BDTTOBFP A OO., Nashville, Tenn CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY, Business College andTqlegraphInstitute,] J.KBANON. TENNfHSKK. ' NA81IV1L1.B BRYANT k STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 03 run* OS Church street. TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE, _ No. B Nortn Cherry Mtreet. THE LEADING COLLEGES. For particulars call at either College, or addres* | the Principal. THOMAH TUNKY, Lebanon. Tenn.. or Nashville, Tenn. WONDERFUL CURES BY THE , ft' mineral Kock Spring Water for f And all disease! of the Kidneys and Urinary Or* Bans. The Increase of this disease Is becoming more apparent ovorv day; but thanks to a kind Provldcnco for the timely dtscorery of this heal ing water. It Is unsurpassed in the known world. For Information giving description of the above diseases, tbe "Oeology of Waukosha,?? by Prof. I. A. Lapham, State Geologist, bow the medicinal properties of this wator aro formed. Bend for a pamphlet published by C. C. OLlN <&? CO., Proprietors, Wankeihs. VVIs. Aqent?WdnUd. Price Of Water, ?li*bb1., ?7 half bbl., 60 nia a gal., in jogs or cans. Jugs and cans extra only. _ . _ Labis*' Faisuns" eoatalna 7 article* eeded hy every Lady?Patent Nce-'.1? rhreader. BclssefS, Thimble. etc-gum anteed worth f 1.60. Batnple hox, by mail o cents,- Agents wanted. PLUMB A iXI ca Koiitt- hlebth street. Philadelphia n. a DVBKTIBKBBI Mend ltd ct?. to Otto. P. Bow A xlt. A Co.,?1 Park Row. N. v., for their i*osn pXRi of lOO po#m. eoatalnlag Ih.U or MOO dusts papers, and estimates shawl an coat of advertising. VINEGAR BITTERS Ih\ J. Walker's California Vin egar Hitters aro a purely Vegetable prcpara-' Ion; made chiefly from the na tivo horl* found on tho lower ranges of, the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor nia, the medicinal properties of which aro extracted therefrom without the ubq of Alcohol. Tho question is almost daily asked, " What is tho cause of the unparalleled success of Vixeoar Bit ters?" Our answer is, that they remove tho causo.of diseaso, and tho patient, re covers his health. They aro tho great blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of tho system. Never before, in the history of tho worlil has a medtcino lveen eoni pounded possessing tho remarkable qualities of Vinkoar Bitters in. healing the ?ick of every disease, man is heir to. Thoy are a gentle Piirgafiy6*a.s well as a Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation oi tho Liver and Visceral Organa, iu Bilious Diseases. Tho properties of Dr. Walkrr's Vi.nkc.ar inTTKitfi are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative. Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretio. Sedative, Counter-irritant, SiKl?rifib, Altera tive, and Anti-liilior.s. .11. ii. McDonald at. co., Dn.ppista andOcn. Agts., San Francisco, California, and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts., N. V. Bald by all Dragglits rind Dr.talersv. BECK WITH $20. S^rf^toFamilj Sewing W?rh\Tk9Pj 30I)AYS5TEIAL ?a^ir^a^a^sbSl^ New York? 862 Broadway. * i Chicago i ft* I Wabach Ava? DR. WHITTIER, No. 617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Ho., rnoManea to treat ?11 cart* ?f obttaelea to roaritare, bleed Impurlilea, orcry attntcnt or ,1 '<no? which' reairtta from i.i li.-i.'tlnti or Imprudence, with vnparajlrlcd ?itocer.t Dr. W.'a catahUahmeat I* cb.riired by the Plata oi ill, aourl, was founded and haa been established . to aaou;-,? nf", certain and reliable /(Her. llclng a cradjuCO of ?everal medical eollee-ea, ari l having the experienes ot a los? and aaeceuful llro In hi, ?pcclaliles he haa pstfMted r-tnedlea that an etfotua! In all theae cases. Hit paU?t<ts are beln? treated lit jnall or ctprca, everywhere. Ns niii' r who f illol. ?all or write. From the great natu her of anptlratlon? ho It enabled to keep'hla charges i( w. ;k, pnges, full tjtnptoni, for two stamps. MARRIAGE GUIDE, JSC panfi a |0|.iil?r bo?? ?!,ir-h aheuld I? read by every. b.~tT N'o tnirrled pair, er peraena contemplating tnsr. t>-e-.e?p aH.ii.l to do wllhnnUt. It conUloa the cream sf -? -Heal literature on thla .object, tho resulta of Or, W. s ..?rs eipcrlrn v; at?o the beH thouthta from lati werks ?o Kurtijcanl Amcilta. S.-nt ?calcd, pnM-pold foroOcU. HOCi llINOs?R. ?JB.ono.ooo !tinC?. : ?*?M>0O Klnecrs. . H.OOO Tonga Bold. Hardware Y>calers'flel I Thtm, . IUn|rer$l,Hlna;aprlOO?Ocl?, Toor i S1 ,i5, by ma 11, po?l paid, Circulars free* Addreae - U. W. H:i r.JkCo. DScsttrf, tit. ItRN writing to advertisers pieaso mention the nima of this paper. No ?\N. l>. An intereetinR II lnsira??d work" o (0 pages.conlnlnln valuable Information for those who aro or conteroplato ???J?gern?!^?1ty^ * tnt^ a valuable Information for* tho? or contemplate ,niarxla?jPr.w^- ?