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4 agriculture, Dairy Cows.—The selection of dairy animals is one which requires considerable experience. A fat cow is but seldom a good dairy animal or a heavy milker, for one which yields large quantities of milk regularly, seldom lay on much tat or flesh, the majority of the food consumed being devoted to the development or production of milk. Ib the butter dairy mere large- uoss of yield should not induce the dairy man to purchase, as such milk is seldom very rich aor does it make high-colored butler. Ouch an animal is worth tar more to the milk dairyman than to the butter maker! There are some batter cows which, while they produce, a very 'high quality of butter as to texture color and flavor, produce so little of it as not to lie very prohtabie animals to-have, unless it be to raise the standard of the butter pro duced by the rest of the herd. We had a little jersey cow which did not make more than four or five pounds of butter weekly; but it was of such high color and quality as to very decidedly impress the quality produced by the others. For this purpose she was as valuable as any other eow we had. A good butter cow should have fair size; plenty of development behind; have a large udder, one which milks down smalt, and not a large and mealy one. The skin should be soft and velvety, and in color should be of a golden yellow. The inside of the ears and base ot the horns should be yellow; and such oows are good high-colored butter maksrs. It is impos sible to give such directions as will euable a novice to select good and profitable dairy animals, for there are many small items which experience alone can teach and which must be familiarly known to enable the purchaser to make judicious invest ments. .Brains and experience are equally as desirable here as in any of the mercan tile pursuits, and average fully as large profits. Fattening linos rou Marxet.—In the feeding of corn to swine, care should be taken to give it at regular intervals, in very clean troughs, with pure water only. Clean, dry, warm pens conduce very much to the comfort, health, and growth of tiie aalual; while on the other band, dirty and neglected pens, and careless, Irregular leeding will retard the growth and pre vent it from attaining that weight which it naturally would otherwise do. In cosvertlng the usual purtrns of the bog into sausage, scrapple and pudding, animals of only moderate weight should be selected. One of the most successful manufacturers oi this compound, who has made a competency at the business, informs us that he never slaughtered a hog weigh ing over 300 pounds, and prefers those weighing from 150 to 200 pounds, they be ing the most profitable and produce the choicest sausage, etc. He prefers tor his use the Chester Whites, lie buys wher ever he can, and usaally feeds on corn from five to six weeks before killing. As a rule, the sausage sold in the city markets is so fat that when fried or broiled—the latter beiug oy tar the teuderest and most palatable—it shrivels to about one-third it* original size. lienee, if an animal of a moderate weight, and ot course of only moderate fatness; were used for manipula ting into sausage, this universally favorite arucle ot consumption would be far more satistaciory to purchasers and profitable to sellers. DOMESTIC. Family Hbkaud Cab*. —This will keep good and improve for a whole yaar. Prepare one pound of very dry flour; one pound of butter, washed la oold water; one pound of cleaned cur rants; four ounces of almonds braised, but not to paste; two ounces each of oandied orange, lemon, and citron, in thin slices; a very tittle cinnamon, maoe, and cloves, powdered flue; half a grated small nuimeg; five eggs beaten to a froth, white, and yolks separately, and quarter of a pint of brandy or sherry wine. First beat the butter to a cream in a bowl, then add the sugar by de grees, and have ii well mixed; add the whites of the eggs, and after beating these in well, add tha yolks, then add the spices, then by degrees the flour, then the peels and the currants, and last the brandy or wine, and all the time beating very thoroughly; it is then ready for baking in a hoop lined with battered paper, and only three parte filled, to allow it to rise. Cover with paper and bake five hoars in a quick oven. Put on, it you like, almond ieing, and then sugar icing, with a large five-rayed star of ohooolate in the centre of the top, It makes a splendid wed ding oc birthday cake. HUMOROUS. Two sailors went with a tame parrot to a show in Tokio, where a Japanese was giving an exhibition of sleight-of- hand, interspersed with acrobatic feat*. At the end of each irick the sailora would say, “Now, isn’t that clever! Wonder what he’ll do next ?” With each act of the performance their astonish ment increased, and they kept matter ing “Wonder what he’ll do next?” The parrot heard this exclamation so often that he picked it ap off-hand, as it were. Presently the Japanese undertook to keep in the air a number of bamboo sticks, ignited at both ends, but having his attention distracted by a movement in the audience, be allowed one of the sticks to drop. Unfortunately it fell upon a heap of fire-oraokers, bombs, etc., which, exploded, blew out the walls, blew off tne roof, Scattered the audience in all directions, and sent the parrot, minns its tail feathers and one eye, about 400 yards. As the bird oame down with a flop it shrieked, “Wasn’t that clevew! Wonder what he 11 do next?” I NATURE'S RCM:f)Y.| YEGEflHI B lit 6st*r Bipod PumntR, It ib most profitable to make pork trom young pigs. A bushel of corn will pro duce more pounds of increase in weight when fed to a pig three mouths old. The cost of producing a given weight of pork increases with the age of the animal. If it is desirous to produce an increase of one ton of pork by feeding a hundred swine that increase will be more cheaply obtain ed by leeding pigs under six months of age than by feeding those which are a year old, or older ones. The man wbo allow* his young pigs to have a scanty allowance of lood permits the opportunity for pro fitable feeding to slip by and is obliged to produce ins pork at an increased cost, by feeding when the swine are older. How ro Warm Cold Fehj.—People who write or sew all day, er rather those who take but little exercise, may warm their oold feet without going to the fire. All that is necessary is to stand erreet and very gradually to lift one’s self up upon the tips of the toes, so ae to put all the tendons of the foot at full strain, This is not to hop or to jump np and down, but simply to rtse—the slower the better—upon tiptoe, and to remain standing on the point of the toes ae long as possible, then gradually coming to the natural position, Repeat this sev eral tames, and, by the amount of work the tips oi the toes are made to do, in sustaining the body’s weight, a sufficient snd lively circulation Is set up. Even the half-frozen oar driver can carry this plan out It is one rule of the “Swed ish movement” system, and, as motion warmth is much better than fire warm ing, persons wbo suffer with oold feet at night can try this plan just before retiring to rest. Bref Steak. - If the steak is tough, pound it well and press it together. When everything else is ready for the table, build a quick fire with kindling wood, have a thick, iron spider smoking hot, grease it and put in the steak; just before the blood starts sprinkle with salt and turn; let it eook only w minute; out a small piece in ths centre and see if it is raw; if not (that is if it looks quite red or pink) take it up quiokly, sprinkle the upper side with salt, spread with butter, eat while hot. If yon have coals and a broiler, use those instead, never cook beef over a slow fire and let it “sizzle,” while all the juice runs out; it makes it tongh. Baked Plum Puddino,—Four a pint of boiling milk over a pound of broken broad; when the milk » absorbed and cool, beat the bread smooth, adding as it is beaten half a pound of chopped raisins, twelve ounces of currants, half a pound of fine chopped suet, four ons ets of powdered sugar, a large pinch of salt, grated nutmeg and ground ginger, and a glass «*f good spirits of wine. Mix all with four beaten eggs. Pour into a buttered mould or dish, and bake for two hours, turn it out, sift sugar over it, and serve with rich sauce. Corn Meal Pudding.—Boil a quart of milk and stir into it eight tablespeou- fuls of flue Indian meal, four of sugar, slid half a nutmeg grated; stir it over the fire for fifteen minutes, and turn it out to cool; beat eight eggs well, and stir into the cold batter; fill buttered cups three parts full, aud bake half an iiour; turn out aud seive with syrup, jelly, or sauce. [New York Graphic.r O’Uouovan Kossa’s Opinion. O’Donovan Rosaa, speaking of the Great German Remedy to a friend, said: “Mrs. Rossa has been cured of a very se Tore attack of neuralgia by St. Jacobs’ Oil. as she will gladly tell you, if you call at my residence, 87V B ishwick avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y,” WILL CURE Scrofula, Scrofnlon, Humor, Cancer, Cafcerow Humor, Bryslpelm, Cakner, Salt Rtleum, PhnplefT&r Humor in toe Face, Contfia and Colds, Ulcers, Bronchitis. Neu ralgia, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, rains in the Side, Constipa tion, Costiveness, Pliea, Dizziness, Headache, Nervousness, Pains m the Back, Faintness at the Stomach, Kidney Complaints, Female Weakness and General Debility. This preparation U sclentlflcally and cDemtcallv combined, and so strongly concentrated from roots, herbs, and barks, that its good effects are realized immediately after commencing to take it. There Is no disease of the human system for wh-ch the Vmk-mnb cannot be need with pekveot sapbty, as It does not contain any metallic com pound. For eradicating the system of all impuri ties ot the blood it has no equal, it has never failed to effect a care, giving tone and strength to the system debilitated by disease. Its wonderful effects upon the complaints named are surprising to all. Many have been cured by the Vkuetooi that have tried many other remedies. It can well CiillCfl The Great Blood Purifier. A tbugh nut: "What!” exclaimed an Austin justice to a colored culprit, “have ] you the audacity to say you do not rec ognize this pocket-book?” “Yea, sah." “Bot it was found in your possession. “In my what-did-yer-say, J dge?” “In your possession. 'This pocket-book was found in your pocket, sir.'’ ‘‘Jedge, you has done tole two stories about dat ar. Fust, yer said hit was fonn’ in* my perseasion, aud den yer ’lowed hit was | foun’ in my pocket. Bofe dem yarns can’t be true. Ef de jedges on de bench oau’t tell de troof. hit’s no wonder dat I a poor miserable niggah like me got led astray.” The justice drew a long breath, and once more producing the pockst- book said: “You deuied just now that you bad ever seen this pocket-book. 1 now ask you again, did you ever see I this pocktt-book before?” “Why, of course. Hit am de same one you showed me a minute ago. Yer must be lobiu’ yer miud, Jedge.” ARareOpporttmlt!!! J U R E 8 Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica* Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache, ■ore Throat. NwelllngK, Npralnu. RruUee, Burn*. McaldK, Front AND ALL OTHER BODILY PAINS AND ACHES. Sold by Drug(t9U •n-1 Demler.evorvwbere. Fin vCenlit bool*. Directions in 11 Languages. THE CHARLES A. TOOELEH CO. YOUELEBAOO.) Baltimore, Md.,C.S. A. Philosophy and fact: “Speaking of dreams,” said old Metaphysics, the other day, “did yon ever notice that whenever you dream of falling, falling, falling, you always wake up before you stop? Well, if you stopped before you woke up you’d wake up in the next world,” and that very same uight he dreamed he dropped from a five-story window aud struck the pavemeut, and he woke up, not in the next world, but feeling around ou the oilcloth for the bed clothes, %*“Mean people take advantage ol their neighbor’s difficulties to annoy them. ’ Mean diseases, such as piles, rheumatism, constipation, dyspepna, malaria, lame backs, etc., take advantage of people's ex posures and attack them. It is then that Kidney-Wort appears on the field and by its timely agency puts to rout this flock of evil ailments. It is a friend in need and therefore a friend indeed. JteTiNothing so simple and perfect for coloring as the Diamond Dyes. For car pet rags, better and cheaper than any other dye stuffs. Classical: “But, sir," objected the lady, “there is that Chinese laundry in the next block. If it was not for that I should have no objection.” “Why, madam,” remonstrated the house agent, “this locality is considered a particular ly desirable one. No objectionable neighbors, no—” “You are mistaken, sir,” said the lady, with offended digni ty, ‘ T saw it myself. It had ‘Chi Psi’ over the door.” Dr. W. Ross Writes s Scrofula, Liver Complaint, Dyspep sia, Rheumatism, Weakness, H. R. Stevens, Boston : I have been practising medicine for 29 years, and as a rciredy for Scrofula, Liver Complaint, Oys- pepsia. Rheumatism, Weakness, amt all diseases of the blood, I have never found Its equal. X have Bold Vegetine for T ye irs and have never had one bottle returned. I would beartUy recommend It to those In need of a blood purifler. Dr. W. Itosa Druggist. Sept 18, ISIS. Wilton, Iowa. Veobtine.—For eradicating all unpnrlties of the blood from the system, it has no equal. It has never failed to effect a cure, gtvinir time and strength to the system debilitated by disease. Resetting IIoksb Shoes.—Many are too careless about the reselling of their horses' shoes. Some have the mistaken idea that the farrier who can make slices stay on the longest is the ties! workman, even if his skill as a sheer is based entirely on this. Tne JiUte gained by shoes staying on longer than a reasonable length of lime, which is from four to six weeks, is more than lost in the end by ruining the foot. Too many nails, and nails of loo large a size, are often used, which is not good for the foot. Hasping the shell alter the clinches are turned is injurious anu should never be permitted, it is much better, easier and cheaper to keep the feet healthy than to cure them after they are discated. It is our custom to rake the cobs into neat wmrows about a foot high, anu alter the wind has swept through them an hour or so set fire to them. When chaned, we rake them down and sprinkle water on the mass, stir them again, and sprinkle again to be sure they do not go on burning and go to ashes. If now a seasoning ol salt be thrown over the pile there will be a lot of leed for the pigs aud hogs that they will enjoy hugely. A eoaa of power over the hind limbs whicn prevents a horse trom backing may be caused by disease of the spinal cord or by disease of the kidneys, widen, how ever, may be such as would involve the nervous system of the lumbar muscles. The trou ble is not in the legs, but in the lotus. A strong irriunt applied to the back over the kidneys, such as mustard paste or tur pentine, might be useful. Swindler* Abroad. If any one bos represented that we ar# in anv way interested in any bogus bitters or stuff with the word “Hops” in their name, cheating honest folks, or that wc will pay any of their bills or debts, they are frauds aud swindlers, and the victims should punish them. We '’eat in and pay only the bids for the genuine Hop Bitters, the purest and best medicine on earth. Hop Bitters Manuk‘Otuking Co. Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists. SYRUP HOSliTTEfiV An effort existing without a cause 13 an imposeddlity ; tickling in the throat,husk- iuess of the voice, violent coughing, etc., are the t ff jets of a severe cold. Dr. Bull’i Cough Syrup cures the cold at once and removes its serious effects. A NOTED BUT CNTITLED WOMAN. [From tlio Bouton Globa.] “I’m not going to school any more,' said, a little, four-year-old boy to his mamma, on his return from his flist day at the kindergarten. “Why, my dear, don’t you like to see the little boys and girls ?” “Yes, but I don’t want to go,’ persisted the boy; “’cause my teacher says to-morrow she’s going to try to put an idea into my head.” iVaiuable Premiums sent Tht tix vtluabh mnd uit/ul arliilJA l illustrated above may be obtained by | ntrynaJur 0/l*D J’uUicaNimj’S** I IklJy Free or » n.i-*r. -—■ ii tfully, for « pret.un on opuortunitf «u<i» a» i. WepoblDh * .I'lei'dlJ Liwrarj, A«ric..H nouteaoid paper called The Kurol Home — ourl ■umber ol elnuh contalni elfin large page., 33 ooluwu., priirui« 3 Eluau-utod, aud Oiled with ealualile hfnta aud auggeatioua lee Jbe Farmer. Oardeuer aud Hou«- wi fe, al»o .pleudld Storlel, SkeMkm mer oil*. Household paper Bead tkie adae^tUem^. oh ae U etldvm ricultmal sod ournal* each aud Poems, artful Knowledge, LaOlel Faucy Worli nItei. Humor. Eapoturea of Humbug*. Reading for J'.t* arc. It ie replete with Talueble lafcnBatlon. And •ften Qnd Id a single issue soma hint or nugg* stion tsorth twioo the eost of a resr’a subscription. Wishing to introduce she eost a ££ of hotn „ where It Is tot •lotady I uoJ^.Ve^no w" m !ka the follow lug unparalleled o«er: t'pen A METAmoiucAL kiioek-dowu: Jesse Frisby thinks he is very smart and is much given to asking silly questious. Clarence A. Marshall was standing on the sidewalk on Austin avenue, when Frisby came np aud asked: “What are are you t (linking about when you don’t think about anything?” “Tuan I am thinking what answer to give a mas who has asked no question." The agricultural wealth of tins country cannot be correctly estimated without ac cording prepondereus consideration to glasses. Of these the natural granges which give sustenance to the millions of cauls on our westoin mountains and plains, and which owe nothing to human care o. cul ture, are far me larger portion. W ell drained ana highly-manured muck laud iu New York is said to produce pota toes at the rate of more than 500 bushels per acre. The writer who leli* the story adds that he has never seen such thorough cultivation of the soil as In the gardens in which this feat is accoiaphshea. Don't overfeed the hogs and let them eat feed tt teed left over but give them ireeiy three times a day all they" will eat up ejean and reiish it. Add to the oorn diet turnips, pumpkins, potatoes, apples, &c., as a relish. It will help them to eat aud digest more corn. Stas Puddings. —Boil three minces of bread-crumbs in a pint ot' uew milk; add a grated lemon peel and three oun ces of sugar; pour it out to cool; stir in three ounces of butter aud, when quite oold, three well-beaten eggs; put a heaped teaspocnfnl of jam at the bot tom of a buttered cup and fill three parts full. Bake thirty minutes and min them out, and serve with ciuna- moa flavored sauce. One drachm of carbolic add, six droj s of oil of lavender, and two and a half out.#cs of olive oil formed the pi ascrip tion which proved effectual in destroy- mg a parasitic affection of the mous tache of a gentleman who consulted Dr. George Thin, London, England. The hair had fallen out, aud a sort of bald ness occurred in spots, but after the application of the remedy the hair grew again as thick and healthy as before the parasites had attacked it. Brown Onion Soup.—To make four quarts of this soup proceed as foil iws: Peel and slice six large omens, fry them brown is a saucepan with two table- spoonfuls of drippings or butter, pom- over them four quart* of boiling water, seuson with two teaspoonfuls of sa.t and half a saltspoonful of pepper, stir in two cupfuls of grated bread free from crust, aud ooil slowly two hours, stirring oc casionally. Season palatably, aud serve hot. Sauce fob Plum Pudding,—Boil for twenty-five minutes in a quarter of a pint of water, the outer nnd of half a lemon and of a quarter of an orange, with two ounces ot sugar; strain it into quarter of a pint of melted batter, and stir it over the fire with flour enough to thicken it; add a wineglass of brandy, whiskey, or wine if desired, and mix it well over the tire for five minutes. Serve it hot. Fashions in silverware tend to a re production of the old patterns which were popular when plated ware was un known. Mignonette is a favorite design, and is owned oat in the finest and rich est chasing. Silver butter dishes are made iu the shape ot an egg, with a revolving hd, and are deeorated m Gre cian design. Sitters the life energy, oose to call tbe Remember that stamina, vital principle or whatever yon may choose resistant powers which battle* against tbe causes of disease and death, Is the grand safeguard of health. It is the garrison of tne human fortress, and when it waxes weak,the true policy is to throw In reinforcements. In other words, when such an emergency occurs, commence a course of tottori,. Ritton. For sale by Druggists and tetter's Bitters, ers^to whom apply commence a course of Hos- Deal- for Hostetter’s Almanac for Bikoe the new dog law went into effect in Indiana there has been a revival of the sheep industry in most counties in the state. French people are skilled agriculturists, as iu ruling is taught practically and theo retically in 27,000 out of 34,000 public schools in the country. The fashion of hanging curtains and draperies from rings is to be timeouti u- ued. In the newest houses window- trames are supplied which reach to the celling, and the curtai ■ arc simply nailed upon a strip of wood, whiah tits closely beneath them. In some eases such wiudow-framee are of the hand- someet carved walnut or oak. Coniumptlon carstf. An old physician, retired trom practice, naving had placed in hie hands by as East India ;mlsslonary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wondertul curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve hu man suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this receipe, in Ger man, French or English, with full direc tions lor .preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. A. Noyes; 148 Power's Block, Rochester, N, Y. Excirwa runaway: Pater—“Well, Charlie me boy, I had a narrow aio tp) m driving over to see your room to-day. As we turned the cornor by Bock Hall the horse started into a dead run and nearly upset me.” Charlie—“Oh, he smelt the wild oats round the college, I guess. ” Keinttrkitble K.c-ip*-. John Kuhn, of Lafayette, iud., had a very narrow escape from death. This is his own story: “One year ago l was in the last stages of consumption. Our best physicians gave my case up. I finally got so low that our doctor said that 1 could not live twenty-four hours. My friends then purchased a bottle of Dr. W in. Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs, which benefited me. 1 continued until I took nine bottles. I am now in perfect health having used no other medicine. Waiter: “Isn’t that a pleasant wine?” Gnest: “It ha* a fine flavor; the color pleases me very much.” Waiter: "I should smile. Maybe the boss didn’t have a good time getting it up to the right color. He had to ramsack all tiie drug stores in town. ” Pure ood liver oil, from selected livers, M the seashore, by Caswell, Hazard & Co., ff. Y. Absolutely pure and sweet Pa tients who have once taken it prefer It to all others. Physicians declare it superior to all other otla Chapped hands, face, pimples and reugh akin cured by using Juniper Boap, by Caswell, Hazard A Co.. New York. Lithrary: Young lady—“Mr. L., don't you admire ‘Locksley Hall’?” Mr. L.—“Well-er—I don’t know as I ever saw that building.” Rfvember This. H you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Na ture in making you well when all else fails. If you are costive or dyspeptic, or are suffering from any other of the numerous diseases of the stomach or bowels. It la your own fault if you re main ill, for Hop Bitters are a sovereign remedy in all snob complaints If yon are wasting away with any form of Kid ney disease, stop tempting Death this moment, and turn for a cure to Hop Bitten. If yon are sick wiu that terrible sickness, Ner vousness, yon will And s -‘lia.m in Gilead” in the oseof Hop Bluer s. If yon are a frequenter, or a resident of a mias matic district, barricade your system against the icourge of all countries—malarial, epidemic, bil ious, and intermittent fevers—by the nse ot Hop Bitten. If yon have rongh, pimply, or sallow skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel miserable gen erally, Hop Bliters will give yon fair skin, rich blood, and sweetest breath, health, and comfort. In short they cure all Diseases of the stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright’s Disease. $900 will be paid for a case they will not cure or help. . Thar poor, bedridden. Invalid wife, sister, mother, or daughter, can be made tbe picture of health, by a few bottles of Hop Bitten, costing ant a trifle. Will yon let them suffer T •a* “A fair outside is but a poor substi tute for inward woith.” Good healtn in wardly, of the bowels, liver and kidneys, is sure to secure a fair outside, the glow of health on the cheek and vigor in the frame. For this, use Kidney-Wort and nothing else.’’ *ay*Don't wear dingy or faded things when tne ten-cent Diamond Dyes will make them good as new. They are perw feot, A south Erie lady sent a mug, witn the motto “Think of Me” thereon, to her husband’s favorite saloon, and when he stays late it is handed to him, and he immediately starts for home. Get Rich. When Hops are #1.25 per lb, as now,an acre will yield #1.001) profit, and yet ihe best family Medicine on earth, Hop Bit ters, contain the same quantity of Hops and are sold at the same price fixed years ago, although Hops now are twenty times higher than then. Raise Hops, get rich in pocket; use Hop Bitters and get rich in health. “What a change,” exclaims the nov elist, Roe, “one little woman can mat e in a man’s life I” Exactly; and what a heap of “change” she requires while doing it. Henry** Carbotiw S»I V ®. The best Salve in the world tor cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, sail rheum, tetter, c happed hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds of skin eruptions, etc. Get Henry’s Carboltne Salve, as all others are but, imi tations. _ “My Charlie is growing a perfect | love of a moustache,” said ona school girl to another; “I can see it real plain. ‘So you ought, dear; it is frequently right under your nose.” Yegetine—This preparation is scientifi cally and chemically combined, and so strongly concentrated from roots, herbs and Darks, that its good eff ects are reali zed immediately after commencing to take it. When yon m *et a woman who has to stop to consider just bow to advise you, you may take it for granted that she | doesnT know much. If***)-*. Editors:— The above is * eoofl likeness of Mr*. Lydia E. Pink* ham, of Lynn, MrAS., who above allother human being* may be truthfully called tho “Deal- Friend of Woman,” as some of her correspondents love to call her. Bbo Is acalously devoted to hor work, which Is the outcome of a lifo-study, and la obliged to keep fix Indy assistants, to help her answer the largo cori-esismdence winch daily pours In upon her, each bearing Us pecial burden of suffering, or joy at release from It. Her Vegetable Goiupound is a medicine for good and not evil purposes. I have personally investigated it and am satisfied of the truth of this. ' On account of Its proven merits. It Is reoommen (led and prescribed by the best physicians in the country. One says■ “It works li^e a charm and saves much pain. It will cure entirely the worst form of falling of the uterus, Leucorrhcea, Irregular and painful Benstruation,allOvai-ian Troubles, Inflammation and Ulceration, Floodings, all Displacements and the con sequent spinal weak aess, aud is especially adapted to the Change of life.” It permeates every portion of the system, and gives new life and vigor. It removes faintness, flatulency, destroys all craving for stimulants, and relieves weak ness of tho stomach. It cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Proetratiou, General Debility, Slcepk-senesa, Depression and Irdigest ion. That feeling of bearing down,oauslug pain, weight and backache, la always permanently cured by its nse. It will at all times, and under all circumstnnrea, act in harmony with the law that governs the female rystem. It costs only $1. per bottleor six for $5., and is sold by druggists. Any advice r. rpiircd as to special cases, and the names of many who ha* o been restored to perfect healtli by the use of the Vegetable Compound, can be obtained by addressing Mrs. I’., with stamp for reply, at her home in Lynn, Mr, :r. For K-idncy Complaint of Hthw sex this eompoundk unsurj assed as abundant testimonials show. “Mrs. Pinkham’s liver Fills,” says one writer, “ars As best tn the world for ihe (u-e of Constipation, Biliousness and Torpidity of tbe liver. Her Blood Purifler works wonders in its special line and bids latt to equal tfie Compound in its popularity. All Trust respect her us an Angel of Mercy whose sole ambition U to do good to others. Philadelphia, Pa. (?) Mrs. V M. D ■ asrsii*- a* /vttiytwU. * AS9* ■ «%***«se —■ 1 , ■ feeitutiful enfl!.o«se<l picture* in many color* and vurtffu* deals 1 *** eer? de*ir*>*le for decorntlns fancy article*, for acrop book*, eto t. Luilles* Lace Tie, Miiiebe* lonr. ond o' f0 : will be *ure to plea*e the Indie*. #. A«JJuntuble Thi* I* » key that will wind »ny wntch, a* it adjUHt* lt*elf to lit any po*t. ft is handsomely finlahrd, and Is a me** * ,, d handy article for aay one. 4 KJecent Cernellen Hniccr Ulnw, forUly er gentr man. with guld-pleied top ■late. Thi* I* a pretty ring, and one that will last e llfe-liipe. I jlaautlftil Led lee* Jet llroeeh, of hendsoroe nest and *tvli#h, and will i**i * life-time. •. The Omcle, or Vombinatien Cardt, by the aid of which yo« «*“*€ ) an? ouiuber or numbers thought of by members of » company, lei %he MW of your friends, etc. These •nicies ere all relueWr end uroful, warranted a* represented, and rery suitable for Christ*** presents. Remember, we send all the premium* described nbo?s. six in number,/res to any one sending fifty cents for » jeers snb'oription to Thi Rueal Howe Journal. Tbb Is e wonier- fol bergnin 1 Do not fail to take advantage of it, aa yen mey nerer egaln ha?# an opportunity to obtain so much for so little money f Perfect satisfeotloe guaranteed er money refunded! Ae •• oer veliebliity, we refer to the publisher of any newspaper In New Terk For $2.00 we will send five subscriptions to the peper end flyu sets of the premiums; therefore by getting four of your neighbor* to send with.you, you will secure yoer own peper end S remium* free. Address, M _ _ . ’. M. LUPTON, Publisher. STPm-kPUeeJUwYArk. I CURE FITS! When I say cure I do not mean merely to stop them for a time aud then have them return again. I mean a radical cure. I have made the disease of t ITS, EPI LEI'SY or FALLING SICKNESS a life-long study. 1 warrant my remedy to cure the worst cases. Be cause others have failed le no reason for not now re oeivuig a cure, bend at once for a treatise and a Frec Bottie of my infallible remedy. Give Express and postofflee. It costs you nothing for a trial, and I wu. cure you. Address Dr. H. G. KOOF, 183 Pearl St, N. Y. WANTED-A GENERAL AGENT Iu every County, with whom we will make kxtiuv LiBKf al terms and give full control of one or more of our new aud rapid selling publications, Any Agent of experience can s on work up a permanent busi- S ess which will pay him $100.00 or more per mouth. y securing control of his 'ounty and appointing canvassing agents. For further particulars address DcUGLASS BliGS.. 53 N. 7th S “ ~ LSk.Phiia., Pa. kb/i OLD Hunters’Adtentures in Mistrall" ” No. VT46, Aeekly Lakeside, sent FREE ou receipt of postal, by DONNELLEY, LOYD A CO., Chicago riVappers. attention!-G.M. Emmaus. Newton,X. X J..pu> s highest market price f or raw Furs A bklns. Kidney-wort HAS BEEN PROVED The SUREST CURE for KIDNEY DISEASES. Docs a lame back or disordered urine indi cate thn. yox ere a victim ? THEN DO NOT HESITATE; in: Kidney-Wort at once, (drug- giuts recoin , uend it) and it will speedily over come the disease and restore healthy action. 8 • » , S i aw- Dor complaints peculiar fcCl\IfCO«to your sex, such aa pain and weak ae* ass, Kidney-Wort is unsurpassed, aa it will act promptly and safely. Either Jex. Incontinence, retention of urine, brick dust or ropy deposits, and dull dragging j pains, all speedily yield to its curative power. ' 13- BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price SI * K f-s\ per day at home.Bampkta worth $6 free $0 LG $ 4V Address Stisson A Co., Portland, Me. The soft and 8ilkv appearance given to the hair by the use of Uarholioe, the na tural hair restorer andtietssing.as now im proved and perfected, is the subject of general remark by al! who have witnessed its effects upon the human head. Sold by all dealers m drugs. _ What is home without a night key ? It’s equivalent to a ticket to a first class I lecture of symphony iu white. Skinny Men. “Weds Health Renewer’ re stores health, cures dvsp.-paia, impotence. SI, *• Welle’ Rou h on Corns.' 16c. Ask for it Qoiok, complete cure. C rus. Warts, bunions. Amelia—“You may talk about your I city fellows, but give me a beau from the country I” Juliet—“And why do [ you want a country beau, I should love to hear ?” . Amelia—‘ Because, sis, he’s | very likely to become a husbaudmau. ONLY S20 fora I’HILAUbLI’lllA SINtil R of this style. Equal to any iSlngcr iu the mark t. Jlr- tncmbrr, see send it to bo examined before, you pay for it. This is the same stylo other com panics retail fur $50. All Machines warranted lb' 3 years. Semi for Illustrated c; . cularardTostimonials. Address CHARLES A. WOOD 4 CO., 11 iS. lentil St, Pluhilf ipau , ?» TOKANIDNS due Soldiers,their Widows, Obiidrou I or parents. Under uew i»w» thousands entitled to Licrease Pension, liefer to nev. k. D. Power, Chap lain U. H. H. B. Write for laws and tafprawtym. Pat ents procured. Address, with stamp, BELLUM MIL LER A CO„ Washington, D. C. BtrrEBTCS’ Celekrnted ftlwxl* Leading Nhot ttuma mt f IS np. Doubls Barrel Breech Loaders, *10 Bp. reretiand* WedawertSt Choke bore eta- win Breech l.oixllng Man*, at SM.Se up. Hamate and Hreorh LondtneGuim nud Plm- » !■ of most approved English and American makes. I ktad* orMoortlng Implements and am else required by 'iwrtsmer and Gunmaker*. JOs. C. «BU HR A CO.. 712 Mist he* »*.. ■end koeiit stamp for Price-List Philadelnhln »ayno's Automatic Engines. Bdtabte. Durable _ lane power teuk u fen 'WfVw built, not ■endlcrUlt.str-uvi rises. ■ooromloel, rtajhsrmm e m and osier than ana aSLr with ** Automatic Mt-nS OnteU«ue*9, i *for Inlcnnatieu* » W. W, Qscnng. ^Consumption can Bo DR. VM. HALL’S lun8s.BALSAM Cures Consumption, Colds. Pneumonia, In- llurtiv.n. Ilronchial Dlfllrullles, Bronchitis FOB THB luenuu linarxeue**. Asthma. Couch, nnd all Diseai It is said that sheep placed on Key Wvut island lose their wool ihe second ji sr they ate there. SEUIRS COUGH KIDNEY* WORT ‘US GREAT CURE! FOR -RHEUMATISM , As it la for all tho painful diseases of th«l KIDNEYS,UVER AND BOWELS. It cleanses tb* system of the acrid poison that causes tho dreadful suffering which only the vloHms of Rheumatism can realize. THOUSANDS OP CASES of tho worst forms o. Uhls terrible dlaeaae have been quickly relieved, and In short time PERFECTLY CURED. Intirz, *1. LiqriDOB DRY, SOLD BT D*UCG1ST8.| tt- Pry can be sent by raalh lyg ELLS. RICHARDSON fle Co..Burlington Vt. KIDNEY-WORT ♦Lydia E. Pink bum's Vegetable Com pound is a positive cure for all those weak nesses so common to our host femtle go|. illation. What relation is a loaf of bread to a steam engine ? Bread is a necessity. A steam engine is an invention. Necessi ty is the mother of invention; therefore, a loaf of bread is mother to a steam engine, Dr. Klii e’s Great Nerve Restorer Is the marvel of the age lor all nerve disessts. All fits stopped free. Send to 931 Arch Street Philadelphia, Pa. p-S- This N.Y. Singer, S20 BrRSaj With $fl set of Attachment* Free. , Warranted perfect. Light running, quiet, hamisiome and durable. Sent on test trial plan when desired. Happy If ora* Orffunat 4 get? Reeds, 1* stops; Mechanical Rut BaR?,octave/’oupler,2knee swells, w tth $:? stool am! 91 Book, only 975 AIfo sent on test trial-plan If do sired. Elcfrant case, magnificent tone, dursble inside and out. Cir cniar, with testimonials, f ree. Aak p l^vneACo. 47’fhird*t*’.Chloaa’c TUP RPQT Fa,ni, - v Magazine lllLDLOl Two Collars. Dimorcsl’s Illustrated Monthly. Nol* by all newarimtera and Poatmnvt- cr*. bond twenty eenta for n api-rlnicii copy to W. JKNNfoOW DEHOBEftT, I*ub- I leg or. 17 E. 14tb St.. New York. if" The New Volume (19) commences with November. Send FIFTY CENTS for three months; it will satisfy you that you can subscribe Two Dollars for a year and yet ten times Us value. Croup, Whoouin _ aeea of tbe Ilreatnlua Organa. It eooihc* aud heala the Mrmbrans »f the I.ura., inflamed and nol*ont-d by the discs**, and prevents the nl^ht sv. cat* tlghtueae acroae the cheat r ' intlon I* net an BALSAM will core ougli prnfi «ei >nal aid lalla. _ acc Connunipllon I* net an incurable tnalivdy. ALL’S BALSAM 1 n ad X"’ you, rwan WMmmmm* [eitu WHEI! ALL USE FAILS. ■ ■Beat Ooogh Syr an. Terteegood. | | Use In time. Bold by drogglau. | ADD TOUINCOME Olii’* utters the HiircHtnicmuiiir making regular monthly Club Ilepoi Club 13 paid! monthly. ID The shorter the plug hat. man the taller the nni rts sent weekly. Dividends paid shareholders bark their money in profit.. In paei inree months, still leaving original amount maki! money in Club, or returned on demand. Shares, Ibieac... Explanatoryctrcnlarssent free. Reliablecorrea'iondente wanted everywhere, * J '’— ...... - - Com'u Meh everywhere. Address U. E. Kkndall & Co., Melite.. IN A 179 La Salle St. CatrAOO, ILL. r J.^. ,.^2-W MASTIC T.71USS I ha a Fad'I'ffc’inc from all ot hen, ip*har* t with Saif-A-ljuiUn* I in center, adapt*i l alt • A A * to y Mir own town. frm AdarcM H. Hallett k Co, Terms and outfit Portland. Me »it!on* of tbo tody, whil# the feal !i n the cup presses bach the latoatlaaajBct as apersoa wou 14 _ M M with Iks rInzer. With light w {raven the Htful&t* held •flcueto lay tnd night, and a radical core certain. ills easy, datable ' tnd cheap. Seat by mail. Circulars free* EGGLESTON TRUSS CO.. Chicago, OL and board. sDOQ ACENTSq ^ WANTED a. eJlMARITjq. *** DUKE* AND ♦ to send 3-ct *ump for the most complete Catalogue c TYPE, BORDERS, CUTS, PRESSES, AC LOWEST PRICES. LARGEST VARIETY. NATIONAL TYPE CO., Is unfalltog and InfalU ble in caring Epileptic Fite, Spasms, Convul sions, St. Vitaa Danes, Alcoholism, Opium Kat ing, Scrofula and a| Nervous snd Blood Dia esses. To Clergymen, Lawyers, Literary Men, Merchants, Bankers. Ladies and all wbob sedentary employmail eausee NervonsFeostri tion, Irregularibas <4 tne blood, etomaoh. bowels or Kidrays, a) wbo require a nen» tonic, appetizer ct stimulant. BAMARL TAN NERVINE bii ▼aluable. Thousand! proclaim it ths »ot» wonderful Invigorsut that ever sustained the sinking system. For eale by all Druggiste. THE Dll. 8. A. RICHMOND MEDICAL CO* B«le Proprietors, 8L Jo—ph, Mb. A $72 outm S5i • Add^TgMVoSf, Sw never VAIL*. ^ I CONSUMPTION, i RUPTURE I have a positive remedy for toe above disease; tv in usa thousands of ca»ea of the worst kind ami of long •landing have been cured. Indeed, eostronff is mv fu’.tn In its efficacy, that I will send TWO BOTTLKS FKKB, t.>- gefiher with a VALFAULE TUEATI8E on thi* iU**afce, to any sufferer. Give Espivsa and P. O. addreae. _ ' D&. T. ▲. bLOCTM* 181 Pearl 8U V— Vorf CURS.—A wyT-ob go»r*ott* ft* * per- mzDPBt euro In %ll cases. Ah having bees _ bumtiuRged hj the 111 treatment of other% should at once embrace thi* rare .roporUmitr anti profit by ttie knowledge rained In a Me of hard study combined with experience in tfie worst casai of Hernia, rach Is the mon Mooessful and meritorious ireahnent of Dr. J. H MAYER. Main office. &>1 Ar b Street, Philadelphia, Fa AdvmfM* ^«nd stamoCw tertfciMiiials uf rereoB* wired and branch oBLva. WHAT WILL THE WEATHER BE TO-MORROW? PooPs Signal Service Barometer Tgjgga OB STOBiM OI.ASS AND THERMOMETER COMBINED. YOUNG MEN R KEUMATiSnri! praphy In • f*w_monl snd t>« certain of s si tuition, aadrees f HR08. Jan-blt*. Wlnorrosm it yon want to learn Tele ‘ ' “i few months VALENTIN! Allen’s Brain Food. Cures Nervous Debility and Weakness of Generative Organs. ( tl all druggists. 8end for circular. All a * Pharmacy, 318 First av. ff. Y. Caxx Pudding.—Take a plain cake cut in siioes, line a glass dish with it, aud spread over it any kind of jelly; than another layer of cake, and over the whole pour a soft custard, made of the yolks of three eggs, one pint of milk, a teespooufol of oorn starch and i extract of vanilla. Beat the whites to The habit of running over Itools or froth and boil two minutes; then cover shoes corrected with Lyon’s Paieut Heel the dish with this. ' Btiffeners. Thru people can keep a secret when two of them aro d< ad. If you ars a lafftrtr with this terrible ditesee. yea cap leant something to yomr Interest by reading oar new pamphlet, which gives foil partlcnlare ae to the eaaee ot Rheumatismaad Nearelgla, aaU the moaner ef treatmeat reqalred to eflect a permaneat enro. So sot foil to rood IV Seat free ea application. Agdreet Rheumatic Syrup Co., loehoatet. *, % *95 book; DR. H. W. L0B8. MEDICAL OFFICES NO. 339 NORTH FIFTEENTH STREET, Philadelphia, Pa. 19 years' experience. (Satab- laheu for treatment with purely vegetable medi cines) Dr. Lobb’a long experience in the treat ment of diaeaaes enables him to guarantee a cure in all cases Consultation free and atrtctly con- •dentiaL Call in person or by letter. Office hours: tl to 2 and T to 10 evening. Those mnswenag mm Mtvoramommnt will eon for m favor upoa the sdvertlaer mnd the publisher by atrtlng that they saw the ad nMXlaomtout la coisToaraol (amnalng paper nd Ft / \ selling Pii-torial Books and Bibles. Prices re iuoed 33 per cent, bational Pub. Co., Pbilad* , Pa AGENT*! WANTED! AGENTS! J0.SIAlUM.Iil\S’Mm. NEW HOLI DAT “XlftM RICHAKDH* B«T.” 30 a dsy isxllyoold *e want an Airent in every town. Bend for circulars, terms, and agency to Amerlemn Pabllablmp Cm., Hartfort.. Boston. ' hicairo. Cincinnati, or bt, Louie W.H.THONPaO.V Philo.. Pso. STOPPED FBEE Marttlnus Carts. DR. KLINE’S GREAT Nerve Restorer for all Bsaui asp Nsarx OnTsosa ccsx roe Nkbvx Arrso- tioss,Fn9,EritJcrsT.ste.INFALLIBLE if tsksn mar. Isxpr,,. iddronvftink'tsd to Da.KLIN* R9I1 Arok IfiV.PhilatiR .Pa. 5m Druggist. Betcare <g Frauds. . . . , , _ THERMOMETER COMBINED, VA/JLILaXa rFTIT.To -jrOTTI It will detect and mdioate correctly s ay change in the weather 1J to «houn in advance. It will tell what kind of ttorru is approaching, and from what direction—Inraluablo tn nat Ian tors. Farmers can plan their work according to its prediction*. Save* 50 times Its cost In a single seaion. Has an accurate thermometer attached, which alone it worth thonrkeof combination. This great \V EAT UK ft INDICATOR i • P * moat eminent Physicians, Prolessore I and Bcienli&o men of the day to be the I JatL. Tne Thermometer and Barometer are is endorsed by the __ IN THE WORLD! -tax. t. .—a i AP 111 in * nicely finished walnut frame. with silver_pl&t*d trimmings, etc., making it a beautiful as well as useful or ewilleendrou asnmpleone.dWiMrodyrec.toyourrlace.ingo>u order, on receipt ot tel, or six for *4., Agcqta are making from to (3u daily selling them. A tna! will, convince you. Order at once. It sell* a t SIGHT. Just the thing to seM to farmers, merchant*, eto. everybody U. 8. Postage Stamps taken if in good order, hot mono tefred. Agent* wanted everywhere. Send for C rcnli at Invaluable to >/ pro- terms.. nlu.and remit by money ‘ our risk. tefred. Agent* wanted everywhere, bend for Circular snd t* Address nil orders to OSWEGO Til ERMOM ETER WOR KS, (torasst establishment of the kind in the trnr.iDOswego. Oiswego Co N. Y. We refer to the Msyc.r, Postmaster, County Clerk, First and Se coi National Banks, or any bus.ness house In Oswego, N. Y. Write vour Post OJnft. County and State inair ' order, draft on hew York nr registered letter, at Thi* will make a Bentirifol and Very L’sefal Present. ,a . WHAT THE PUBLIC SAY ABOUT IT. I find Pool’s Barometer works i* well a* one that costs $50. you can rely on it every time. Cant, Cnae. B Rooeb*. Ship • Twilight," San Francisco Barometer received in good order, and most ssy that the instrument gives perfect eatufoGboam every respect. It ieneatlymadeaudwocderfullyc^eap at two dollars Gf.o. B. 1 arsons, M. C. K. R.. Office, Detroit, Mich. Pool’* BATOtnetw haa alreadv saved me many times its eost, in foretelling the weather. It is a wondertul curiosity and works timperfection. ■J pi ^ we will refund your money. Please state where you law our udvervuMmaoh I 1 © 3 inches Ton.