Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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When the skin is rough and harsh, and does net move easily and smoothly to the touch, the horse is a heavy cater, and his diges tion is bad. Never buy a horse whose respiratory organs are all impaired. Place your ear at the side of the heart, and if a wheezing sound is heard it is an indication of trouble. Let him go. Insects of different species are attrac ted to the plants suited to the wants of their offsprings by the sense of smell, end that if some odor strong enough to overcome the natural odor of the plant, can be applied to the plant, or the earth around it, it will no longer attract the. insect, but will escape its depr There are many strong odojft^'carbolio acid, for instance, JJftTmight be em ployed for BUoh£flfp OSCe- T 5J.3duager8 oi Europe have a rath- Jmmitive way of using the slops of their houses. If their ground slopes «t all to their gardens they Lave a chan nel cut through rows of currant or goose berry bushes and pie-plant Into these shallow ditches they pour all their slops and it is no great exaggeration to say that rhubarb stems are common from 4 to seven pounds weight, without the leaves, ami currants grow very large. Dttsttrg. —There ore two ways of dusting a room. Os is to take a feath er brush, and, by briskly whisking off the polished surfaces of wood or marble, disperse into the breathing air the en tire quantity of dost particles there accumulated. The other is to carefully wipe with a cotton oc silken duster or chamois skin the needful articles, and then shake oat the cloth either in the open air or into a fire-place in use, whore the draught of air would carry the dust up the chimney. It is very hard work in a house where there is furnace heat or soft-coal fires to keep the furniture dusted. Where there are many pieces of faience or pottery a tiny bellows or a silk duster should be used. Heavy damask or plush upholstered furniture should not be brushed every day. Raw silk material soon voars out if subjected to severe rubbing. Twice a week is sufficient for upnolstered goods, or three times, if they are many- tufted, which catch the dust. Tne wood, metals and marbles, cf course, can lie wiped carefully with the duster daily—an old silk handkerchief makes a good duster. The best housekeeper, however, must never attempt to dost with a doth the frail petals of her flow ers and loaves, outside her pretty por celain and faience, unless she is wiUihg- to hare them come off in her fipgtrs, as these ornaments are modgjfgtf'separate ly from the pottery only applied previous. U>41re-firing. The small bd- that are used in printing offices to clean ont dust from type, or toy bellows, come into play here. Judge Peter Dombhy attended the inaugural ball, and he enjoyed himself so much that about midnight it took four men to bring him home m a hack and in a comatose condition to his wife, tihe, thinking from the looks of him that ni. had a rush of blood to the head, sent for the physician, who investigated the patient carefully, and then dirtoted that the family p istor be sent for at onoe. In a short time the clergyman was bending over the conch of the dying 4-eVoler, The clergyman was in the midst of an earnest prayer when he smelt a ra‘, or rather the aroma of whis key. “I think;" said the clergyman, • that our friend has already had mors spiritual consolation than is good for him.” "Tee, he is drunk,” calmly re plied Uie physician. "Why, then, did yon send for me?” - ‘‘Bemuse, you see, I didn’t care to be the only fool on this sad occasion.” 'Unbidden guests are often welcom es*. when they are gone.” Disease is an unbidden guest which Kidney-Wort al most invariably "shows the door.*’ Here One of the handsomest fire-places in fashion to-day is intended for the use ot a gas-log. The background is of rought iron In representation of an elaborate coat ot arms, the andirons are of the same material in floral design, the facing of the stove is of tiles richly enameled in relief, which are framed in burnished brass. The hearth which accompanies this elegant fire-place is ot mosaic tiles, while the fender is ot bur nished brass. The Governor of North Carolina said to the Governor of South Carolina: “Sir, the best remedy m the world is Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup* and the latter seconded the essertion. Compressed gunpowder, cut in short eugths to fit the drill-holes, is found by experiment to have many advantages among which is a saving of forty per cent, in powder. Vegetine is a case is point: “Mother has rej^ysrad^l T Mfm N AW if EV aa< wn>te sa Illinois ^ to .i»sr Salem rela- , W ° W US! FreC * ly In My Practice. A tourist leaning out of a nook, Fell on his head near a brook, The hurt he received, St. Jacob’s Oil relieved, And he says It cured “like a book.” Great oaks from little acorns spring, Great aches the little toe-corns bring; But tor every com That ever was born, St. Jacob's Oil is just the thing. Some Western breeders state that it is a mistake to suppose the cross of the Cotswold and Merino to be an improve ment on the originals. The wool is neither the best for combing, nor can it compete in the mai-let with that from the pore merino in fineness. The car cass is not equal to the Cotswold, and the cross is not suitable in other respects as the Cotswold thrives only on ’ good pasturage,while the Merino is an active forager. The fact that the graziers of England expend nearly $7,000,COO annually for cotton-seed meal shows the high appre ciation in which this product is held. The advantages of naing this meal to seenre the quick and satisfactory ripen ing of animals fattening for maritet can not be disputed. If English farmers can afford to idvest so lavishly in cotton seed meal, American farmers, who can buy it cheaper, should find it highly profitable. Db. Ponoheur, a French chemist, has observed that snow always leaves a black residium. He examined this and found it to contain particles that had been held in suspension in the air, and the lust fall of snow brings down the greater proportion. greater proportion, which, collecting out "iruMuf msipuie. Snow, being a bad conductor of heat, also preserves plants from cold, which renders the manure in the sou more powerful. A cooking utensil that attends to it self is of great use to busy housekeep ers. The double-boiler, which can either be bought ready-made or im proved by putting th« ordinary lard can inside of a saucepan, so that it does not reach the bottom, is so convanient for belling all porridge, farinas and delicate puddings, that no one who has ever tned it will wish to go back to the old way, The lower pan or pot must be kept replenished with water as it boils away. Homino, rice, maccaroni, &o., if put into a jar with the milk, and the jar placed in a large saucepan of water, or salt and water, and allowed to boil till the contents of the jar are cooked, saves the risk of borning, and mnoh of the cook’s time in stirring. They will take mnch louger to cook in this way, bat it saves anxiety, and the cook’s time, who can be doing other things while the jar boils. Carries, hashes, stews and many other things may be cooked in the jar and saucepan without trouble, only see that the saucepan does not boil dry. When boiling a pudding in a cloth, or dumplings, it a plate is fitted into the bottom of the saucepan there will be no fear of burning, and the saucepun will take much less time to wash. There is economy also in cooking meats by the “steamer.” They do not waste so mnch. Salt pork, corned heel, neck of mutton, Arc., are If the cream or the milk is wrong— or go to the tonntain head, if the cows and their feed are not right—the butter will show it. It tne milk and cream are not well bandied, the butter will surely go wrong. If the churning be oveidone, and the working be overdone or undone, the butter will be off, off. off. Packing is of little account, un less the butter is up to the mark as well as the market. A dairy farmer oi Wisconsin relates his experience with sorgbum cane, as a feed for cows, stating that they relished it wonderfully, eating every particle. He did not notice any increase in the quantity of the milk but there was a veiy much larger per cent of cream than when other feed was used. He ad vises farmers to sow sorghum for feed, believing that one acre of the oane is worth more than many acres of hay. Tte factorymen about Utica, N. Y., are in earnest in their fight against pay ing royalty on steam heating vats, and are going to fully organize for the fight, in the meantime being backed up by the Utioa Board of Trade. Factory- men all over the titate of New York, and other Slates are urged to join the association. It does not pay to save what are cal led Dutch bulbs, suoh as hyacinths, narcissus, etc., after‘they have flowered one season. They are never after satis factory. Better rely on the seedsman obtaining fresh ones for you from Hol land. If ft:* Feed more oats to young stock, colts as well as calves. Tliere is no food ea sily obtainable that will so well oorreot acidity of the stomach and keeping the whole system in good order. One man will keep his oows in good condition by feeding 16 pounds of hay and 4 quarts of meal per day, while other give 30 pounds of bay and 6 quarts of meal, and tbeir stock get poor, Factobymen on the Little Falls, N. Y.. Board of Trade are beginning to de mand the oash for their cheese before they ship the good?. They have usually given one week’s time for settling. The Canadian cheese markets appear to have more goods than the American markets, Factorymen there are gener ally holding their cbeese. Late sales of August have been made at ten cents. — Bdood obtained from the slaughter house or saved on rhe farm when bptok- erlng, is a good application to the body of fruit trees to protect them from rab bits and mice. • era can be bought that lit over the ordinary water boiler attached to most cooking stoves. i power, lives. “Shg-tdok bitters f or a long time b*2t without any good. So when she heard of the virtues of Kidney-Wort the got a box and it completely cured her, so that she can do as much work now as she could before we moved West, Since she got well every one about here la taking it. 10"The Scarlet, Cardinal Red, Old Gold, Navy Blue, Seal Brown, Diamond Dyes give perfect results. Any fashiona ble color, 10 cents. In a neighboring city where the in habitants are so very, very temperate that many of them Neal Dow-n to say their prayers, a good old deacon of a colored church lately called upon the city agent for the sale of tiiat article, which, if advisedly used, “cheers but not inebriates.” “Mr. L., ’ says the deacon bending low and almost whispering iuto the ear of the obliging arid affable agent. “Mr. L., I’se cum to get a quart of splits for purely saorimental purposes.” • “Yes, deacon, I suppose you want some light wine, perhaps claret, tarri- gonia or something of that sort.” “Well, boss, if it dusen’t make no sorter difference toards you, de ladies Hey have canvassed dis matter, and dey has cum to the ’nanimous ’elusion dat dey would porter gin.” We think the deaoon got it. Pittbford, Mass., Bept. 28, 1878. Bibs—1 have taken Hop Bitters and re - commend them to others, as I found them very beneficial. MRS. J. W. TULLER, Bee. Women's Christian Temperanct Union, During the week of prayer lately held in a Pennsylvania ohuroh congregation one of the brethren had some remarks to make about temperanoe and habits which certain people had of drinking cider. “I am going to pray to the Lord,” he added, “that any one in this congre gation who makes or handles or sells the stuff shall have a burden of sorrow pat upon him until he turns from the error of his ways. * “When do you be gin,-Brother Smith?” asked a toil-hard ened granger, as he rose up. “To-night, Brother Tompkins—this very night” “I wish you wouldn’t I’ve got forty barrels of cider on hand, and I want gHuoti to*iefl and sKip^tlKr te you can peel your ooat and go in six-horse The advertisement of the New York Sun which commences this week in our columns will be continued for three mouths. The Sun states that the circulation of its several editions last year was M,636,030, against 60.236,919 the year previous. The Sun, while it furnishes a live and generally ac ceptable newspaper at a very Tow rate, ex pends a great deal of money to advertise the fact. This is one of the secrets of its suc cess. The Sun believes that every man should subscribe for and liberally support his local newspaper first and foremost. Having done tliis conscientiously and faith fully, it advises all those who may wish to supplement their town or county paper with a metropolitan journal, to give The Sun a trial. Fob soup, what are called the poor parts—sbauks of the leg, and scrags or neck portious, are really the best, be cause, being much exercised, they have had more blood pass through them, and have more nourishment. Remove all fat from a soup piece, but leave all the gristle; out the meat and gristle into small portious; put on, with the bones, in cold water, and cook very gently for hours. When vegetables and barley are used, put these in a separate saucepan and cook by themselves. You cannot boil meat gently, because boiling is a violent ebullition ot heat at 212 de grees. The temperature of simmeriug water is 160 to 170 degrees, when tiry bubbles come up to the surface now and then. In soup making the heat should not get beyond this point. An UnSonbtod Bleu In*. Ab ut thirty ye*n »*o, t promlnant Physician by th« name of Dr. William Hall discovered, or produced tf ter Ions experimental roeearch a remedy for dleeatee of the throat, cheat and lunffg, whlcu was of auuh won der! ul effleacy that it eoon sained a wide reputation in the country. The name of the medicine la nr. Wm. Hall’a Balaam for the Lumen, and may be aafely relied on a* e speedy and positive cure for ooushs. cold*, sore throat, eta Sold by all Drusslata. Dnrno's Catarrh Ann ST. Thia well known remedy for Catarrh still maintains Un well earned popularity. K. A. Savage, of Geneva. lit*). “1 have need Dm MensmAn’a Peptonized beef tonic, the only preparation of beef containing its en tire nutritious properties. It contains blood-making, force generating and life- sustaining properties; invaluable for indi gestion, dyspepsia, nervous prostration, and all forms of general debility; also, in ah enfeebled conditions, whether the result of exhaustion, nervous proetcauoa, overwork or acute disease, particularly if resulting flora pulmonary complaints. Caswell, Hazard ft Co., piopnetors, New York. Bold by all druggistc An affecting scene: An Austin young lady, who has enjoyed the advantages of a classical education at a Northern female college, happened to be at home whea her aged grandmother was streken down with a fatal illness. 'The entire family gathered around the death-bed of the old lady, who, in a feeble voice, t»aid: “Good-by to you all, I am gwine ter peg out,” “Grandmother!” ex claimed the young Udy, in a tragic tone of voice, “please don’t say that Don’t say yon are gwine to p sg out. S iy you are going to expire or that you contem plate approaching d saolutior. It sounds so much better.” Rinirv), write*. Much i kUrrh huuff. kud it li. tood. It klwkyk effect* 4. HWO.. ‘T hkve need Duruo’i Cktsrrh Snuff, end it in the only thing thktdoke uiekny i kcure." Sola by kll druggists. The most successful way of traioing an animil is to begin at birth. Two things should supplement a knowledge of the way to train; kindness and deci sion, these are essentials. Celery will bear cold to a tempera ture of 28 degrees without injury, bui any cold below this will destroy its vitality, and decay immediately foi- Ijws, To Cure a Felon.—Take of soft lye soap and flaxseed meal a sufficient quan tity, stirring the meal in slowly with a spatula or ca e knife, manipulating thoroughly, so as to form a salve or poultice. Com meal is a good substi tute for the flaxseed. Envelope the finger in this, applying snugly, and oc casionally pressing It to bring it in close contact. Renew the poultice every 12 or 24 hours. Don’t try every prescrip tion you may hear of. It will, if ap plied in time, aboit the disease; if adop ted later, it will bring it to a small “head” (if not too far to be scattered), when it may be piioked almost painless- iy. Headache —mere are various causes for headache, as derangement of the circu lating system, of the digestive organs, of the nervous system, ftc. Yegbtine can be said to be a sure lemedy for tbs many kinds of headache, as it sets directly upon the various causes of this complaint.— Nervousness, Indigestion, Costiveuess, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Biliousness, ftc. Try the Vegbtivb. You will never regret it. The frame work of a cur ous hall chair is composed entirely of elk horns mounted in silver. The back and seat are of embossed leether, and the border ing is studded with brass nail*, Deacon Smith buys Carbolins, the deo dorized petroleum hair renewer and re storer, and since its improvement, recom mends it to all hw friends as the perfection of all hair preparations. This shows that the Deacon is a wise man and knows what is what. Lutle Edith scores a point: “My mother’s awful fickle," said little Edith to Mrs. Smith, who was making a call “When she saw you coming np the street she said: “There's that nonid Mis’ Smith; I hope she isn’t coming here,’ and a minute after she told you she was real glad to see you. Mother says I’m fickle, but 1 guess I don’t change my mind as quick as that.” Malaria, chills, positively cured by Emory’s Standard Ci*re Puls. Their «qu>-l unknown; sugar orated; no griping, 25c brew. John Robinson tells a good story i tick monkey who was confined mac. ,■ with a number of healthy and agile, >ung fellows, and when the keep er ch >e round to feed them they nsod to hog all the apples and fruit, and leave the toothless oid monkey to go hungry to bed. The old moukny began to pine and grow thin, when Unde John one day handed him in a stoat hickory dub. This he eagerly grabbed, and when the keeper came round the way he Whacked over in the corner and all around the cage at the monkeys who tonohed that foA-i was a caution. He kept his club *u his hand, and ate enough to last a week. Alter this there was no further trouble, and the old fellow wsg suffered to eat his share. Skinny Men. “ Weilk’He' ub Kene wer'Vestores health and vigor cures Dyipepeta, Impotence, Sexual Debility. $L Hi FACTS TELL THE STORY.** uitffOlOEl, Md., Jan. r, MSI Mr. H. B. FrnvsM: Heretofore I have been ■ rougly opposed to all proprietary medicines, but, as there is an exception to most rules, I feel that my prejudice against patent medicines has had a fearful shock in the case of your VKGETIVK, sad has been compelled to give way before the stronger svUSsnee nffacts. About two years ago I was In duced to give a fair trial of your VKGETINK as a determent In some Stntrrunii (Scrofuloala) eases of heredir— * — the ]_ Mods or bones and o«!»s*1*u*1t — gj - hilltfs . and in justice, I feel I should be dereUct to duty dW I not testify to the great value of your VKGE- TINB. Without exception, (.have found It an ad mirable adjunct In the removal of the above con stitutional disturbances. 1 am now using it freely In my practice, i am aware that I am rendering myself amenable to the charge of unprofessional ag the rur * “ conduct in thus outraging the rules of medical ethics. In fostering a so-called Quack Medicine. This is simply BosK I Facts tell the story, and I again assert that VEQETINE Is a valuable adjunct to our Materia Medico. If this testimony to its value will seU one more bottle, I shall feel that I have done soma poor sufferer a Samaritan benefit. Yours very truly. JABVIS E. WILC0+, M. 0. I am Cured. „ Boston, March M, Ml. Mr. H. H. Srivsim—Dear Sir: I suffered fr m Canker a great while, and tried most every well- known remedy to cure me, but to no avail. At last J bought a bottle of VEGETJNS, which hpipeq mo, and i continued to use it. Now* I can truthfully say I am permanently cured. Yours very respectfully, MusL. A. 8FOONER, } Hawthorne pL Vegetine. Shot from a ottipaU: Old Mr. Jones was always paying his attentions to the widow Tompkins, and she detested him from Dan to Beershebs, He was forever burying her and asking her silly ques tions. The other evening, after a bold compliment, he asked: “My dear mad am how do yon tell a fopl when yon see one?” “'Well, Mr. Jones, I usnally tell one to leave. Will yon be kind enough to go?” He hasn’t stopped going yet. '‘Fmnals Complaint.." Dr. E. V. Fierce, Buffalo, N. Y.: Dear Sir—I write to tell you what your “Favor ite Prescription*’ has done for me. I had been a great sufferer from female com- plainto,, especially “dragging-down," for over six years, during much of the time un able to work. I paid out hundreds of dol lars without any benefit till I took three bottles of the “Favorite Prescription.” and I never had anything do me so much good in my life. I advise every sick lady to it Mas. EMILY RHOADS, McBrides, Mich. Fobtunate Adolphus: “By Jove I” exclaimed Adolphus, stroking the oapil- lar J ®nggsetiaas on hh superior lip; 'Hiftfeliows say that a moustache hides the expression of a fellow’s face and they’re all going to shave before taking part in our theatricals.” “How fortn- uatel” was the sympathetic reply of Julia; “you won’t have to shave,‘will you?” TTi. Caiiool b Haloed, nor if your lungs are badly wasted away can you be cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's “Golden Medical Discovery.’’ It is, how ever, Unequalled as a tonic, alterative, and nutritive, and readily cures the most obsti nate cases of bronchitis, coughs, colds, and incipient consumption, far surpassing in efficacy cod liver oil. Send two stamps foi Dr. Pierce’s pamphlet on Consumption and Kindred Affections. Address WOBLD’a Dispensary Medical .Association Buffalo, N. Y. An admirable com*: “My dear fellow,” said the late Lord Chancellor Westbnrg one day to Ex-Lord Chief Justice Erie, “why do yon not attend the judicial committee of the Privy Goanoil ?” “Be cause I am, old, deaf and stupid.’ “That is no reason at all,” rejoined the acidulated Chancellor, “for I am old, William is deaf, and Colon-Say is stu pid, yet we make an admirable Court of Appeal ’’ Sciatica, Rheumatism, tfeura LuMbsgo, Backache, Headai ■or* Throat, •welling.->tpr»liaB,Biniae., Burns. Staid*. ^roat Bitra. an all onus uomi.v mu asd aims. ■dkbj Druxgwte »nd Dwltr*ever.where. Vlftj Cent*, bctll*. Direction. In II Uu(ti4fM. THE CHABLKS A. VOGELER OO. . V ■ VUUILXXAUO.) Snltlusn, ■4-0.8. A. an. Lima i nunui, of inn, mss. SP5IS5 K5S1CISE. Vegetine Is Sold by all Druggists. DreuLUs Ycang and middle aged men suffering from nervous debility, premature old age, loss of memory, and kindred symi should send three stamps for Part pamphlets issued by World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. tnptoins, Invalids who are recovering vital atamlna, declare It grateful terms their appreciation of tl.e merits u a tonic, of Hostetlers Stomach Bittern Not only doea it Impart strength to the weak, hut it also corrects an Irregular acid state of the stomach, makes the bowels act at proper Intervals, give* ease tt those who suffer from rheumatic and kid ney tronblea, and conquers aa well as prevents fever and ague. For sale by all Drngglsts and Dealen generally. When Mr. Franklin represented the Colonies at Paris he was present at a fashionable ball. He was standing aloof when an acquaintance said to him: “Ob, Mr. Franklin, did you ever see such a sight us this before ?” And Benjamin replied: “No, not sinee I .was weaned,” Help yourself and others will help you.” But don’t fail to use Kidney* Wort for all liver,kidney, and bowel complaints, piles, oostlveneas, etc. The demand of the people for an easier method of prepar ing Kidney-Wort has induced the proprie tors, the welUknown wholesale druggists, Wells, Richardson ft Co., of Burlington, Vt., to prepare it for sale in liquid form a* well as in dry form. % fi@*Explieit directions for every use are riven with the Diamond Dyes. For flying Mosses, Grasses, Eggs, Ivory, Hair, *o. Facilitating matters: “Pelagre, my hoots,” said Mme. D. to her maid. asked, von lot a, madame, and in order to advance matters 1 am now lacing them np.” . Indulgent parents who allow their child ren to eat heartily of high-seasoned food, nch pies, eak>-, ftj., will have to use Hop Bitters to prevent indigestion, sleepless nights, sickness, pain, and, perhaps, death. Vo family is safe without them in the M»e. Another scandal exploded: ‘‘They tay Smith and his wife do not get along well together; is that true?" asked Brown. “Not a bit of it,' re plied Fogg; “they're never together.” Dr. Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer la tne marvel ot the age for all nerve Diseases. All ^ ™ Arch street. Beauty measured Beauty is only ames it is only as deep as paint. reo Dy a finger-print: skin-deep. and some- the powder That Hasband of Mine Is three times the man be waa before he began using Wells’ Health Renewer. $1. Druggists. Ttemeasheg Thla. If yon are slok Hop Bitters will surely aid Na ture In making yon well when all sin falls. If you are aostlve or dyspeptic, or are suffering from any other of the numerous diseases of the stomach or bowels. It Is your own fault If yau re main 111, for Hop Blasts are a sovereign remedy In all soch complaints. If yon are wasting away with azy form of KM* ney disease, stop tempting Death this moment, and tom for a cure to Bop Bitten. If yoc are sick w th that terrible sickness Nerv ousness, you will and a “Balm In Gilead” in tbs use of Hop Bitters. If yon are a frequenter, or a resident of a mtaa* matic district, barrlt ade your sy>tera against the scourge of *11 countries—malarial, epidemic, ML low, and Mia Bitten. If yon have breath, paius rellyTuopBi . (sL epidemic, bll- lous, and intermittent fevere—by the use of Hop Bitten. “ ron have rough. Pimply, or sallow skin, bad .. b tJ> ain * Md and feel miserable gene* rally, Hop Bitten wm give yon fair skin, rich Wood, and sweetest breath, health, and comfort. In then they oareau Diseases of the stomach. Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright^ F® 00 will be paid for a case they wm noi oar, or help. mt poor, bedridden. Invalid wife, sister, mother,or daughter,oanbe made the picture ol J^thjby a few bottles of Hop Bitten, costing bat a trifle. Will you let them sufferf KIDNEv'-WORT has been proved . -ISA, . C,,M *> r midwey diseases. H Dossalame bsok or disordered mins Indl* Yjootothatjnou are STteibar THEN DO NOT ; HESITATE; uno Kidney-Wort at onoe, (drtur- S 'clata re» jaecd Inland It wOlsyeedily svor. eometfct rieeaee amd reetore healthy aottow. Lnriiac For ooroplalnta peculiar WCSUI WO* to year ju. snob ae pain id wear' eeaee, Kldney.Wort is uaeurpaeied. It wm aot promptly and safely. “■“"—Sex. iBOonttnenoe. retention oforlne, KIDNEY-WORT No need af a scene, you know: Bells —“So you were engaged to both of us at onoe 1 Very honorable, I am sure; and aa for me—” Augustus “Oh! well, what ■ the use of making a scene ? Father says our house is going to sua pend payment before March, and 1 knew one of you, at least, would break off with me then, and things wenid have been all right again.” MRiS WKtat All ll$( Mill. neM Wiswewisqr ndvortlseiaeat w , Uew«f«r*D»vwr ■ head rent so? The latest style for bureau covers and tidies consists in the in trod notion oi colored designs either in the borderings or centres. These colored designs are either oval or square, and are surround ed by a pattern to be worked in silks, filoselles or crewel to match them in odors. Ladies and children’s boots and shoe* eannot run over if Lyon’s Patent Hee Stiffeners are used. gbAUCB bob Meat—A hot sauce for meats, which will be found very piquant and appetising, may be made by chop ping two onions very fine and adding them to a can of tomatoes; also a tea spoon! ul each of cayenne pepper, cinna mon, ck vea, salt, just a grating ot nut meg and a pinch of ground mace. Let these all boil together until the toma toes are thickenum; then take from the fire aad stir into it a oupiol of stion fe vinegar. Chrolithion collars d cuffs ter gentle men are easily washed, and do not'reqmn ironing. Iron and wood may be joined witl the following composition: Fine Bus- ' dan isinglass is dissolved in strong ace tic add (pyroligenoous add) until the consistence of a strong, firm glue is ob tamed. , *Drugcists and physicians recommend and prescribe Lydia E. PinEham’s Vegeia- ule Compound tor all female complaints. Spain and France are to have a rail road connection, the termini to be Gro ton and Piml . Thia road was long dis cussed, but it seams that the contract has at last been let and that the work of construction will soon be begun. ^l‘ B ^l C0 S 0 5, B ^* A,,WTm World.” Try it Price 10c. F. w. Kinsman * co., Augiuta,Malne. Perhaps it would be well to bear in mind th»t until the results of the late transits of Venus (those of 1874 and 1882) are fully worked out the distance of tne eartu from the sun is believed t ^ be 98,300,000 miles. LYDIA E. PINKHAM’8 VSaSTABU COMPdMP. J^JjosItivejCgre fer all three Painful Cevrehriutu sud Weskaessw re no mat «# Wear best female population. It WEI cure entirely the worst form of Female com. Idsluts, ell ovarian trcublee, Inflammation and Ukena Mon, railing and DfepUiumente, and the eonseqnent Spinal Weakness and Is particularly adapted to the chance of Life. It win dUsc lra and expel femora from the uterea la an early ftace of development. The tendency to cam serene htunore there la checked very speedily by ita use. It remove# faintneae, flatulency, destroy! all craving tor atimulsnts, and rellcwt weal nesa of the atcmach. it ceres Bloating, Hradtsihr*, Nervous Prostration. Oaneral DaMUtv, S!~.f!e2i: jxr, Btyrtjsios and lads geation. That feeling of bearing down, caneing pain, weight aad backache, la alwaya permanently cured by Us naa. It will at all times and nndei* all circumetaaoea act la harmony with the laws that govern the female system. For the cure of Kidney ConipiMnts »f either eax “ila Compound la unsurpassed. LYMIA E. PINKIIAJPS VEGETABLE COM POUND la prepared at *33 end *35 Weatcrn Avenue. Iv2a> Haas. Price six Dottles for $L Soot by malt la the form of pUls, also in the form of kneages, on receipt uf price, $1 per box for either, Kre. Pinkham freely anew-jre all letters of inquiry. Send for pempj,. IcA Address as above. Mention thi* paper. No family should ho without LYDIA E. PINKHAM’8 LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, hiUonanaaa aad tonddltr of the liver. K eanta per hox. SCf Mold by nil Drnaaists. -@S KIDNEY-WORT 'HE GREAT CURE! FOE - „ THOtMANDf OP CAMS *i ? r fee went forma of thla terrible ■»'—irr ' H have been nulokly relieved, and in abort time ! PERFECTLY CURED. reici. ft. O.WUST8. j r It Go,. Burlington Vt 1 KiDNEY.-WORT p “■« in '.he world enuul Ui it for the _ sure of Scrofula. PtwplM, Bolls, Teller, Old Sorts,^ ■ *7“' * <Mcuri M o.lteatet, Catarrh, Loss of Appetite, feju.lt Complaints, and ail Sload A dlseasaa. It aesar fails, All druasists and ' aouairy tiara tee pert tell It. li. “ fMItn Wllsbarem nn orerr hauls. CMCERINUITUTI, •ffiaJSLiS S f adentino treatment and ? immenae practice, stands 8 and ia aoknowledirod jrAnffdofst are recorded. - No k»</e, eaasfies, loss of blood or fearful treatment! Required in removing the rt of Cancers or fcra PHILADELmiA 8INGEB of tbla atylo. Equal to any ibiugor in the mark t Jtr- mrtntn-r, we et ntl ittobf tycatninrtl Itrfoi-e j/nu pay f»r it. This is Hie name style other compnniea retail for$50 All Machlnee warranted Ibrf yeara, Send for Illaslrnted Fir cularai dToetimonials. Addrea CHARLES A. WOOD A CO., U k. I«th 8L. PhiUehAit, W SMKS iTITteJ For Thick Hands, Heavy stomaohs, felloes ooodjttous-Walls' May Apple FUia—anti-bilious, oathartlo. 10 and tto. A mayonnaise of oysters sprinkled with chopped oeleij is In high favor st fashionable dinners. dnoodm pwopiit. Hation. lPub. On.. Phllada!? Pa <72 Gar Watchfwl eaardlau awd ralthffcl l»rm. tresf »r Restored to Active Duty Again. Mm. Hbnxi a Waterman, of the olty of Provi dence, E. L, for many year* the faithful and vigilant JgUt watchman of fee Baratov Stove Company* very exteualve establlatunant, having been oonflned to hi* home several weeks by a vary diatnaslng 111- neee, on resuming hi* duties again avail* himself ot thU early opportunity for stating terkfly » f#w pulu facta. Mr. Waterman say*: ‘»kw» flown with a severe etokneea, which oonflned me to the house quite a Iona tone, and much of the time I waa so very i»w,» aato tx unab.e to walk,and my left leg^rom tbehipto the toes became monstrously swollen, and I suffered extreme i> front the constant Interne pain* produced by to greet lutammation I waa trying the varloua so-called cure* all-th« time, and w is under the treatment of a physician seven weak* but gattfegSO saUUufeu re 1 at. At thla tone an old-time friend, a peace offluju Milad upon me, and d ring our conversation in- formed me of toe great benefit which he had obtained AXLE GREASE Best In fits world. Get tbe wennSwe. Every peek mice b*.s our trnde-merk •nd fa marked Aramer’su b O t. D KVEBYWHEBB. Aft.K'W'rti make 160 per cent, prom ashing i&lTXal AD liegister’eliniment. Thebaatinth. World. Write fpr pnrtioulaea to F. ItBtilHThit, Pro prietor, EM South nth Street, Philadelphia, Fa. SHEETS One writing paper. 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It urintn, ob an avexage. m r.r than a million oopie* a weet It* oirculation i* n»w larger thnu ever Iroiore- bubrCriptlon: DailtiA page* l by mall, Mr. amonth. or S«.M a year; i-biJi)** (S pagee). fll SO per year; Vkatixi-T (S paged •» per yoft — L W. ENQLAMD, Publisher, New York City, STOPPED FREE Marvttous Cum. DR. KLIKLfiS GRFAT Nerve Restorer , fur all Baxnt aid Ncnva OiriT stiax cckx rop Nrevc Arrxo _ .EpiLXrsv,etc. IN FALLIBLE if Ukta laadlroetod. Ifo file after Srttdap'iumi. Traatiae S l|2 trial bottle free to Fit raaoa.they payiafi exrraa* lebargaa on box,when received. Bend saue*,r.0.an4 lexpreaa addrcaa of afflicted to 1)*.KLINE.»31 A rk ■ 3UPhil»da..P*. Set Drugusit. Memm of MromL. SAMARITaib CURES AND la uofalllug and tnrnt liable In curing £t>tP eptlc F1U, Sprenta, Convulsion*, St. Vitii* and all Nervoua and Blood diaaaaea. To Clergymen, Lawyere, Id tarary men, ker- chants. Bankere, La dies and all whore aa. oentary employment cause* Nervona Proa- tratlon. Irregularities of fee blood, stomach, bowels or klndayi, or who require a nerve tonic, appetiser or stimulant, Batmarltan NarvlneUlnvaliiahie. ^^^^photiaande proclaim It IMimiOII STAINED GUSS. by It lOXS TO OOtW MONET. , ■ oMLTBfn. *J0 to finder < of Herald. JU LUH MUTU, Pbilada., Pn. Hnbacripdon hoot Mwweub- r ofjongwt word eaoh I BEFORE—AMD — AFTER, Bactric Appliance* are tent on 80 0«yi* TrliL TO men only, younq or old, for li^S^Pwnphhrtfewa < Addxrei YOLTAH HIT 00., MARSHALL. MUIL by the os* ot Bunt'* Remedy, sod urged me to try it “ he oootodered it a wonderful mailciaa I ooim feanoed taking Hunt's Remedy, haring very little faith that It would do much la such a stubborn oaat as mbae, but my donbt was aoon dispelled, for before I had taken owe bottl* I ttogan to ambettar, tho£ vete pains disappeared, the swollen lea «rmA«*ii T e- ereassd in riae, and I waa enoourewad to oontoma the use of the Remedy, and the improvement tomy health eootUnee, my appetite la good. I hare regained my atrength. and I am now performing again my dahea aa a watchman at fee foundry. Every night I go np and down at air a more than one hundred u— ud an fe good condition, qpd feel Jiat my recove, y la doatc HnnYe Remedy alone. My aerere atotoaaa and terri bly (wollan lag waa cauaad hy the diseased ataSa of m* kidneys, and I think tt i* n mori^Ua^^f that will eo speedily relieve and cure euchVe^l area aa mine. I therefore more abearfniiy ,^3!? mend. .mu’* Remedy to all afflicted jiih kidnr^X ■MX a* I knowtt to ha a aafq and reil ibls m^i nl> ‘PnovTDXNon. December g, igai" SPNSUMPTjOH, SSteTrebSSn 0 ?^ ‘t?*, klnd^S of tn,; ,U th* •*®Sfi?L that I wm aen.lTWo' BOTTLVd FK^to* PR T- A- i-LOOtM. m New kovk. C. B. (Mien la New York for the Cara nf. J EPILEPTIC FITS. - — — —mTSrimMnJeurncao/Medici** <5 tO <20 Ad r <bJZ.*H52?*’ f, »™P'«w<Jrfe US free. A< ldrree8TiHgoNfcCa. Portland mo. A.X1X.1J- ro TAKE NILE. I.rniTT ,VT, HJW YORK SHOPPiHG, m-T-i •:> ■ T- ♦