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I . kADWAY'S READY RELIEF
CURES TUT! WORST PAINS
In from Ono to Twenty Minute*.
not hovr
.^ After re*'Inf this i"1 ppiM?-'nn it need osjr one I
" hUFt'KIA WITH PAIN.
^nwAVs KI:AT>V K' I.iv:* IS a pcrp. FOR
v:n:KV va.n.
It \i ?< lli<> flr<it A iirt Is
Tltrt Only J'ain Itemvily
ftiAt !ttci?ntlv >top< ttio m.>M p\rr'|pt*tlii? | nin?, f "m
I nil minimi i"Tm, B.irt ru>v< i on -< lo"- ?lit tin r ?i. t lio
l.in<r*. StnniAcll, Kiiwi'l*. or other g'diulx or or^,ml, iiy
t ?uo n|i|iticuu jt>
IN FBOM ONE TO TWENTY MtNETES.
Bo iritMcr how violent or rxrrti'-liitlPK Hip iinln ths
VMI I'M ATI<\ Hod i Id.lni, Infirm, Crippled. S'i rvoUA.
iii-'ic, or prostrated wait di^mo uiny .iufi? r,
?Adway's ready ruuf*
AVI EL AFTCRD 1VS1 ANTKARE.
iPt'UUUAIlOS or THE KII'M YS
i *<n.\v u *o\ ?iv the nj.AnnEu. 1
isklamMatjon Ivm;
(' |> 'H>TION or THE U'N'HS.
POKE THROAT, Pin M : r Hill \TIIIVi;
1WI.H I ATI' IN Of 1 ill'. UK ART.
HYSTERICS, OUDCV LH It lint
i A V.tlllllf, IN VJ.V KN?. A
HEADACHE, TOOTHAvm
M I' It AI (HA, TtHKV M.VTISil.
COLD CHILLR, AOUK nil I I -
i tic ' nil) n! ' lie ! ;?<! V Krllcflt Ih" part or
f ?rl< wti te thu palli or d.fltcully fj.it ?wi.i?ll ol ca<?
tut.I i'tun i'
Trveiivtl, oalolmlft tumbler of water r* 1)1 lit n '<-w
triom. a CHAMPS, RI'ASMK, BOUtl HTOMAOIf.
liKviii ;; its, sk y. In M>Atiiii, iiiauhiiora,
IIYSKnTINY, COI.IG. WIND IN It'll; now in.s,
Itixl nil IN IF. UN A I. I'AiNrf.
TnivfIt'in tthiiiti 1 nluw* carry n holtl of irn?l>
avuy'tt ft cutty tSvltef Willi ihnn A int. ?11<Iti
Valor rill or. vitii .0 knxK-t or ;.*o I'totti tli:tu.!0 of
valor. It la belter tbuu French Hi iui.lv oi IJillcitiusa
UoiuLant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
YTIVT?U AND Afll'R cored frr rtflv reti'* Til re It
not ri remedial iriient In ihlw world thai will euro Fever
nod Anne, and nil ellioi MalariolH, I'.tloii*. 8enrlet,
Ivitlmld. Yellow, nod other lever* lnl.lt .1 Ira had>V
IVN I I I.I.HI to quirk m UAUtt AY b KKaDY III'.. ;
l.lLf Fitly cciit.a )>rr l.oulo.
mmu\r "jivii
STRONG AND rrnr. RICH rtl.nOD-I VfRK\'Mi
OK KM-.MI AND Wt IGllT-t .d.All ?;KIN ..Nil
BBAUTIKtl. OOXl'I.FXION bKCl KUD IO Al.lt.
RAD WAY'S
Sanaparila M\m\
THE ORZAT DLOO'3 PURIFIER.
ii a k ma tit7. Tflr Monr abtokismini; rrnrs; so
OI'II'K SO R AIM 1) AUK I UK ?MI A Ni JKo. TIIU
JlODY UNDKIK.oi tl, l ? l>: Till; )M M'KN< k
ill" TllJd TRULY V JNULK'SI L MKDJC1NK,
THAT
Every Day aa Increase ia Flesh1
and ? eiiht is Seen nail Felt.
F.vorr drop of Hi- PARSAPAKTT.MAV RFROI?VKST
emu Ainnleah* til oiigli the lilond, Nw ro. I'rmr.
and other Flul'li ninl I'iln'.nif tlw mii'in the vigor of
IIIir. lor it repairs llii! was s of I Iik limly \x ii Ii i.ow and
round materia*.. Seniiiila, S.phlli-. tloiouinpllnn, j
Ulmidnlnr iMr nip, I leu in the throat, M.uitli. Tumors.
Nodcxi. the (5 hi ml mi ml ntlu-r part* of rlio system,
Poro l'ves, Biriimorout pUoliRiTft Iroirt the Ritrs tul
rciie tvorat totiin of Kklii iHmmmh, I'rupUottt, Povef i
Bores, Si'iilil U< id, 111 in: Wot ill.Sail Rheum. I'rt si pel us.
Acne, tilnek Sputa, \V< mis in the l-'loli. Tuiini . I'm. ,
cers In the tVninh. and nil tveftkenlii- nml pnlnfnl dis- '
charges, Night sweiia, t.o?.s oi S; n in ni. I an w :n'i-? of
. the tile principle, inn whhln tin: curat i\i> range ?l this
wonder of Modern i hoint-ii v, and a low dn\V me svilt
prose to my prison Using ii |or either ol'lliv.c furuu of
disease I lioli at power to cure tlioin.
it ttio pAtiunt, dally Becoming reduoed by the svaxtct
unit decomposition I lint Is coiilliliiollv prou re-Mug, hucce.-ds
In arresting the>e wastes, on.I repairs the same
with new material made Irotn heuhliy Idood?and this
the SAKSAI'AUII.I.IAN wl'J and does secure?a euro
4b nArlflill ! lor i.I.aIi ai.aa ll?tj a.i .. ... ........ o
work of imrilV-ft!o n. not' mircred* In <1 minl-Itiitilia
loaot wa<ln. it* renal.* will lie vhiiUI. and o\. i v tiny
t tin patient will i pi I III in oil grow In* heller mnl *! router,
the tood <ligo?ilntx In lie*, nji)>cilic improving, noil Hesh
anil wrlclu inert nslng.
Not only do.-* tlie SAnxt?\ftM.t.ui? nniu.nvrofl
nil known remedial figo ni ? In I tier no ol Chronic, hero.
fulouA. Constitutional, mid hkin tlt',cnM*ii, Inn it u iho
only ]ioklu\ o euro lor
.Kidney & Madder Complaints,
I'rlnary noil Wiimli illio??o?, Orrvol, l)!nl>oto?, Drnnsv,
Stoppage ol Water, Incontinence01 I l ine, ltrixlira L>i?ensv.
Albuminuria, and In all o?"i vfltero tlicro nrn
biiek dual depuMt*. or the wn'er i t thick, cloud v, mixed
wnli HilbAtniifox like (lie wlilc 01 iuk-ci:, o|- Ilirt nils like
* lille, mIK, or iliciu ii a tin tie I. d.uk. bilious appear*
Hhi'f, nod wlille lione dust StposllA, mnl ? lien there I*
u ;>rir-kInc. burning Hctisullon when inw.vln." water, and
pain In tbo Hninll of thu Hue I. mnl nluti,-, Hie Loin*.
Tumor of J'? Tears' Growth
Cared by Midway's Insolvent, |
DR. RADWAY'S ,
PerfectPnrptMeplatiiPills
perfectly ta?lolo*x, cteunnily oen'od with tmoe t gum, j
purge, ragulnie pcrliy, cleanse mnl Mictiutlieti. Hadv
.iv's 1'llle. lor the cure ol nil t? Harder* ol the Siuinneli, I
l ?cr. Ilowois, Khlue>a, madder, Nervona Hlseu-es,
lit oiiiche, t'enxil|?Hiioh, Cosiivetipis, liullitoalh n. I>\* I
|M'dS!n, HMIoii^ih ? , H'lloiis I ever liilluiiiiiiA'imi <.i ilio
iw?-w. 1'ili i, in <1 nil Deriiifgnmeir* ?>! tlio lmcrnnl
\ i-cor: Warranted loi tt.ri a i ???.1 iv?* euro. I'un lv
a ^''iiilitp.cin.ainiii.; no mercury, uiuorttUor dolctorlonidrrK.-i.
A lew 1 -<pief v. Nl'.WAV'S riLI-S will free tlic sva(cu>
tri 111 nil rl:i- r.l ?i- inttm-d d ion ilon. l'rlco,cc'ilt
pi llox. KOI.i) I*'.' l-ltl li'll-Id.
I".:At) ' I-A IAND lltt'lv" Rend o"c letter
t'l'-p '1 llADv. AV S t'O . N11. M wurniii St., New
>^u III!.?rn-.i.mil v.'orlh lllounHinl.t \>III Ini gout yutl.
nmirii^ EYTB a PT
POs^cuRft'^
I Neuralgia, Piloa, IIoa(larhf\9
B I)iarrli<ra, Morrno-ss, jj
8 Lameness, Iviirus, Strains, ij
! Toothnrho, Kr ihls, >Voua;l.i, ;
I Sore Throat, Vlcers, Hruisiv*, j
g Ulicumatittiu, Uumomiiii50sj,y
J" k?"C. K-<
1 Of^lTS I
Penn'a Agricultural Work*. i
A^X?'! York, I'nnn'n, J Vk*1
La Manvfnrtnr*ro/Imp'dS/anrf'tni 't/Ok Tj
IBr~i' ^ ' iVr-'^^i^' >>^_11
bu* liu'jvlliiktc *titl rvl'rr?M>i|
Of) v. >^fr?i,rniipf of ??iinh? F-'nrWa
. **\r/frr,^ ^foldjni' \Y?lrr. nui !
Ui4lniivh>ul>W t?
^ Mr ^t'Caj
?U, Tnllrt SO A Ti OPjm
v*rjr Lu<1t ?r ?joi,.^ ^P. ' ?
tlv inn*. &uli hy Im n*rr1-li
ya.i IXmlcy* l.? iriiHr MPT W
MMt i
the ii
? . ?'
A Hit-rising ill Disguise.
It in gcarccly poH^iElo to conceive of
anything ncvcrcr in the way of c*? i11
rism upon carpet-hag rule in tin South
than lite hriel dispatch concerning the ;
ivqiictit of iImmimi t per Kellogg for the
discharge of s man charged with enu i
hcK/.ling $HO.OOO of school iiicncys. Ii j
is to the reckless plundering ol the
Tool fund by 1.110 llcpnblicnn <>|)it
ials in Eotiisian.l that thn Kellogg;
party "h iinlo1 t ?l for the change in the ,
colored vote to the Democratic party; j
and the conduct of the ptetended (lov- j
ei'tior ol that State in the ease referred 1
to HllOWH t 11 M t tllf colored | HM?| ?' ? tt'l'l'l'
entirely right in fit urging tin* plunder ;
ing upon tin- party instead of looking
only t<? tin* individuals.
There wan a e< olness about the |
proceeding which is positively mar-|
vcIouh. The idea of the State Kxcru- i
live interlerii.g in the prosecution ol a
criminal, and using the weight ol his
oUicial position to induce a prosecuting
cllicer to abandon a suit is ol itsell
a novel one; and the novelty is not
lessened by the easy assumption that
it is a HiilVn ient ground tor diseotilinn j
log a prosecution that the (lovcrnor !
ol a Stale is satisfied that the charge
ts measurably groundless. "Measua
bly" groundless |H good, even lot Kcl- j
logg, who may justly be eousidcrcd as i
only 'bneastit a biy " tinvernor.
Another noteworthy phase of the I
matter is the willingness ol the alleged
criminal to owe Ids reliasu to Kcl
logo's inletce sion instead ol demand
ing?as ar. honest man would in
respect to h "measurably" groundless
barge?a speedy t ial and aequittal.
It id 11 si la* a very <juccr .Intro! xk in
ty where a Stat" Senator, ndietod lot
stealing selmol Intnl.-', dan s net face 11
jury ol his (.errs, and prtders to owe
his release in partisan and ollieiul in- I
line nee. Yi'i, U is lor pteeisely such '
in* n as l Ins lhat the Itepnhiicmi p:t'l y
expects tln? colored voter ol tin' Smith '
lo voir blindly and nnhesitniingly and
when ln? refusca the pn;ty declnn s I
tint lie 11> h lit***11 "intimidated." And
it is upon the vote) of sueli men that 1
Kellogg relies for I ho indorsement of i
his Senatorial tisj ir it ions. Verily j
ai pet-bun government is a blessing? j
if at all?in tho most impenetrable
disguise.
AfWfti' Lustily One Hundred and Thirteen
Years.
Isabella was tho daughter of a (
French King in the fourteenth century, ;
and tho wile of an English one, I he
misguided and unfortunate Kit ward
II,, who was deposed by bis parliament,
and murdered in a dungeon in
Hondoy Castle. This Isabella was
perhaps the cause of move misery to ;
both England and France than any
woman who ever lived. She became
the enemy of her spouse, returned to
Franco and fomented a rebel linn
i.t.i. r.. . n.. ....
n^uiiiru ii mi j i\?. j' v i in* \ Hung 111 i IH'U
(lior son, who afterward bccamo Edwaid
III.) away l't'Otit his la'her, invaded
England willi nn iinny, and arsist*d
in defeating and deposing her husband
the King.
Edward 111. claimed tho throne ol
France as tho grandson ol tho ia;I <?i*
ol Isabella, which claim was opposed
by another scion <>t royalty, Thm
commenced a sanguinary wnr, whiih
lasted one hundred and thirteen yearn,
in which the Black l'riuee, son ol Ed.
ward III., the Unknot Bedford, King
Johnol Franco, Joan of Arc and many
other historic personages figured con
spieuouslv. The spit it. in which it wan
commenced. The knights and gentlemen
ol England assemble*! under the
presidency ol the Frown, ami hound
themselves "to ravage and massacre
without pity, to spare neither mill nor
altar, nor pregnant women, nor relative
nor triend." I;lu7 to Net), with
short intermissions, was the deadly
work prosecuted, sous and grandsons,
and great grandsons espousing and
bequeathing the quarrels ol their progenitors.
Nobles, ecclesiastics and
I common nconle shared alike the cruel
dostruction. At times Franco, which
was the theater ol the war, became no
Miipoverished that many ol'her citizens
starved to death, and the various provinces
were so alienated that they almost
ceased to he a nation. And lor
what was this war of over a century's
duration waged? Iviot for the good
ol the people, hut tor the ambition oi
would he sovereigns.
Kings and Dukes in those days
claimid not only certain countries, hut
also the people who inhabited them.
They arrogated the right to lorce them
Iroin their homes and pit them against
each other, as at C'recy and Agincourt,
until the ground was soaked
with blood and the corpses weie piled
high on one)i other. Their motto was .
"rule or nun," and while they did notj
always succeed in ruling, they never j
/ailed in ruining.
Died of a Lawsuit.
TIIE DIAltY OF AN EXHAUSTED LITIGANT.
A tattered memorandum book was
recently found on the steps ol a very
humble dwelling "out west." Some
ilw. . I II
111 im; vim ii'^ tiro a^ mnovvs;
"My lather had a xli?rht misunderstanding
with a neighbor about a <Ii- |
vision Icuoe, which lie had inherited j
from my grandfather. Alter several '
disputes Jit* consulted a lawyer, who J
had a good many children, hut little |
prnclioe. This was latal. A suit was !
commenced.
"Several years ago my lawyer said
I must get ready for the trial. 1 did
so, and went to court at every term, i
JJut it was pontpoued on every pro
[OKItY WEEKLY 1
tense which human ingenuity coul
invent4iiP70,
March term ? Counsel {<
defenda nt moved lor eont in nance, la
cause he wan engaged in the court <
eoinnion pleas. Court granted t!
movion hut intimated with great di;
nitv that such an excuse would nevt
avail with him again.
"September term?Counsel trying
a ease in an adjoining count). Judy
.... i i . i J .
in? < i ,i n.-<i lint y ii-iiii'ii.
1 )( < in ln? i* icrin?Defendant il
Proved by iIw certtli< ate ol a respect:
bio physician.
441 s| J, March term?Counsel In
made an engagement to meet a cliei
from New York, who eonld not e<>i
ventently leave his business agttit
( Vntinm <!, the judge suggesting lln
New ^' ?ik clients might hud counsi
nearer heme.
"1H7U. September term?Canie
the title deeds to tny lawyer. Smvej
or examit ed the premises, said the dt
ft aidant had ? tier niched upon me. ]>n
another surveyor, (partner and pup
et the fust one,) said tlitit. my (Ice
spoke ol it Iniekmatack stump in the lilt
ol the lee.ee, a tool in diameter; where
jis t In- only tree anywhere in the lent
was a pepperritlge tree not more lha
seven inches and a half across; can
postponed to employ other surveyor
"December term?Counsel agree
that (Joart might visit premises in (litpnte.
Judge refused to go, provide)
that nobody went, with them to c,\
plain and contuse. Next morning
heavy snow tell, and boundaries wer
covrreet. l ;im! emitlimed.
"1*7-1. September tri m?Motion t
|kis(pone, oil tliu ground that the (in
lenelnnl's attorney wished to be abscn
limiting for a few <la\s. Motion j>r<j
vaileel. I remonstrated, but my eotn
sel said tfie lawyers were very aeeon
modnting U'e'iI Union, and the colli let
ies of the bar reepiiroel it.
"iy7."?. Mare li term?One of th
jiirois taken sieV. Motion to go o
with the trial with eleven jurors. I)e
fondant's counsel objeeted with greii
strength ut voiee, and demanded it In
jury trial, |>ntn and simple. 1 thin
. e railed U the 'pailadiuni ot otti Id
eel ies.' Case postponed.
"Sep' ember term?Kevisod a lull fo
retaineis, term le t's, clerk's lees, an
expenses. One item was ft>r th
amount of a retainer which my lawye
had cb'tdined lrom the elelenelant. O
lered him the farm, pro\ ieled 1 gaitie
I he ease. lie said tlds wot.id not h
ebemed honorable practice, but b
v.oulel tnko it and gtvej me credit a
far as it went.
" Took the ears fcr the west eotr.in
mostly on freight trains and altc
night (all.
n\l l \ e-..-. . -
jih-iii.? i/uu i> lorgee inscription Hi
my tombstone?'Here lies one wli
died dI :i lawsuit bequeathed by hi
hither."? 1 lartjord (Jour<int.
UAitnsfi Dinners.
Chit the tlsli in rather small piceci
wash it thoroughly in warm watei
and leave it. in cold water ovi r nigh
1<i the morning remove the akin Iroi
tile pieces, wash again, ami jinL thei
in cold water over a tire, ami l??l
come very gradually to a boil. The
remove the vessel tart Ik r back on tli
stove, and let it remain at almost
boiling point. Actual boiling ha
ileus the tisli. Change the water out
during the process, adding hot watei
keep at the same temperature, let tin
it. boil only once lor a lew minute
when nearly done. While the fish
cooking, pare nicely as many potatoi
as neeessaiy, removing earclully ever
imperfection Irom the surface, an
! put tlieni as last as pared and uashe
J into cold water, with a little salt i
it.
i l?oil in separate utensils small ot
' i his, licet, or parsnips, ii in seasoi
i I'm the potatoes into bo'ling watt
i bill an hour bulore dinner, add a lilt
i salt to the water, and do not let tlit't
! remain covered afti.i- ?Imu um n?..i
- v ? J v '
boiling. \\ liilo tlio vegetables ai
cooking, remove the fish from lit
water, carefully take out every bom
ana with u aliai }> chopping knil
! mince the fish to an even fincnct
throughout, then put into a dee
dish add to it half a e.uplul of In
j water with a little butter melted in i
| covet, and place in a hot oven unt
dinner is ready, l'repare drawn hul
tor t'o* sauce, being careful not to K
the bitter boil, as it will become oil)
Ik?il -"ggs hard if they are likei
, Some persons j refer the eggs uddi
to the melted butter out in circlet
others idd them to the lish as tlie
prepare it on their plates. When lit
potatoes arc done (not loo soil) pou
oil the vater, lake the kettle to n
open do?r (where the wind is blowing
and mnsi with a wooden pestle.
| Replace the kettle on the fire, an
do not u>ver it. Tlio potatoes vvi
keep hot and nice for one or tw
hours if leceesary. When dinner i
served, pliee the dish of fish and tli
hot potatoes on the table the las
t Iiitiivo lci.ii * ? / - " * * '
v.j...?n. i nesscri, utter a. usii dm
ner, a decpanple pie wit hout nn mi
der crust is most suitable, or ript
apples, if in mason, are batter still,-W.
liural.
If you wotld keep from drinking s<
great a quantty ot ardent spirits, eat
10,it more. Kti nutritious food. Ka
something wh oever you take a drink
Hie drunk, in til eases comes Iroin tlx
stomach lull o whiskey and r.o lootl
There is a nipple lesson yet to hi
learned by maty, and that is they d<
not eat enough oi real blood, bone
nerve, and tissuj making lood. Yoi
may halt starve to death on salt llsli
NEWS: JANUARY 13
d j potatoes, cabbage, turnips, fried liver,
i stewed kidney, mid a score cl othe*
u* dishes which please the taste, but lubl
- littlo or nothing to tbu body force.
A l-'ggs, the best ol steak, mutton, ami
ic bread arc what one requires lor
? ; strength. It is this uneonsoious,
r hall-starved ccndit'cn which causes so
, touch ot the craving for a temporary
a increase of strength, and that is quick;
; est gained through ti glass of whiskey.
That gives lor a lew moments a
I. ' spasmodic impulse to the wheels ol
i- life, semlintr them wlitzv.iiur nml
->
tung ar"(itn.i lor a lew moments; then
is comos l oad nor iind they turn mora
it sluggishly than ever. The best spir.
> its in llio world reside in good blood,
i. the worst in bail. It is that which
it sends lalsu imaginings, suspicious, and
I despondencies to the brain,
r-Mt?rr--Tg>. lurniu iwwi ? m.* ' Wii?iM?nii>i??iBnwiwqii
TJIiO SUN.
K;V7. M;\V VOI;K. 1877.
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'' the sukrtilutioii ot statesmanship, wisdom,
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the people by the people and foi tne people,
! as opposed to government by frauds in 11 in
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cr wit hunt ehargo. At one dollar a year, postage
^ paiO. (lie expenses of paper and printinu are
itarelj repaid; ami considering the size ol the
sheet and the <pialil\ of its contents, we are
d' confident the people will consider Tttrc U'titiKO
1,Y M N the cheapest newspaper: published in
1S 1 the world, and we trust also one of the very
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Address, THIS M'N, New,York <'ity, N. Y.
Dec. Id. 0?times.
, SIDE ALL'3
11 MAGNETIC SOAP.
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? The Cheapest Soap that can ho used for
ie
a the following reasons:
V1st.?One
bar Av ill go as far as two of an
I'j ] oilier.
,t -jil.?Only one halt' the usu al nibbing being
" required, tliero Is a saving of ntoic than
. ' tlin enliie cost ol the Soap in labor alone.
| ;bl.?The clothes are iiuule Sweet, ('lean ami
a While without boiling or sealding, thus
y all injury to litem is avoided, 'there is
'| a saving in fuel and hard work, and the
washing is alone in aboail half the nsnal
time.
" It is also guaranteed under a penalty of
littj dollars not to injnae the clothes or hands,
j. and as one ttial will enable any person to asen
tain the truth of these statements, il would
' never pay the prupiiclor to engage in an exI
tensive s\stem ot advertising and claim such
le decided inei il for Ids Soap unless lie knew
m from positive experience that it would prove
to l-e in everj respect what Is claimed for it.
'I his is also a superior .Soap for Toilet and
0 Shaving purposes.
(' WAWN1CU, KIIODES CO.,
\\ liolcsalo Taney Grocers,
lo General Agents,
is may 27 1* 11 Iphia, l'a.
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jl j 1811). 187 7
II THE AMERICAN FARMER.
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.. The rionoer of American Ear in Journals.
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SOI.ll), KKMAULK, l'UOGKESSIVE.
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\ ; Carefully edited, a.id having the aid of a large
i number of correspondents eminent in il the
, ! respective departments of larm induslrv. or
w ill. in the coming volume, under the same
II Control ol' for noaily a thin) ol u century, eoii()
, tiimo devoted lo the cause of agricultural
i improvement.
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u SAMUEL SANDS & SON,
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Publishers American Farmer, I
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* | Or, the American Farm and Ihehseoects i
1 j Feins will be clubbed together and scnl me
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>, 1877.
1 The Christian Index
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I OU(jAM OF Tllk TAVTIST lJkNOMIN
a tion.
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FAMiL >' IN TllE LAND.
IT IS TUN PA Fi ll O I'll ( HIIA)IIKN
OUGHT TO III A />.
IT IS Tllk I'Al'kll LOU Al.L WHO
WOULD UNO IV HIE TIIUTII
AS I T IS IN JUS US.
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UUk you 11 FT I ENDS AND
NklGllIlOUS TO DO l.IkkWISU.
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YE Alt.
Addrtts nil ordi r* to?
J AS. 1'. HA It It ISOX d- CO.,
jan 2U-3iii. llox 24, Atlanta^ (?'?.
j BIXOY'S
" BEST "
BLACKING.
i
A (.'oiiiMnetl Polish Plucking ami
Lontlior Proscrvnti\<*.
Kxperts ami Professional Bootblacks in
Now Yitk, and all oilier largo cities whore
ilii.s Blacking lias been introduced, ackno wli
dgc its superiority over all imported or do
meslie Blackings in use, as an Klegan' Polish
! and Conservci of I.eailier.
NOTICE.
Bixby's "Pest" marking has a Bed and
1 lllue l.aliei. Do not Ik; deceived by accept
) ingour "Standard" (ducking in place of'Be.st.
; l he H.mdurd lias (lie table stamped into the
tin cover.
'I lii.s luami is made to compete with other
Anieitean and French blackings, bnt is inters
or to our "best."
Bixby's "Best" Blacking will save its entire
cost in the wear ofyour boots and shoes.
IIOUNEKEEPEKS
Trv Bixby's Trench Laundry
Blue,
IH SIFTING BOXES. 1
The most convenient and economical pack
age, and the only combined Bleaching and
Bluing l'owdor in use.
S. M. H1XHV CO.,
Manufacturing <'henlists,
Nos. 17-? *fc 17 Washington Street,
may 'JO ** 'Now York.
E. ? II. T, fiHTHOKY & CO.,
591 Ji roadway, Ncio York.
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel.)
i Maxi'i' VCTl'IIKItS, 1 Mt'Oin klls a' l)kai.f;its IN
CIIROMOS AND FRAMES,
' Stereoscopes and Views,
ALBUMS, UUAPHOSCOPES, and SUITABLE
VIEWS,
Photographic Material's
Wo arc llcadquaitcrs for cvorytliing In the
way of
Storcopticon and Magic Lanterns
Being Manufacturers of the
MICUO-SC1ENT 1FIC LANTERN",
stereo panoptlc<>x.
UNIVERSITY STKRE.OPTJCON,
advjob riskips sterkopticon,
ARTOP1CON,
SCHOOL LANTERN, FAMILV LANTERN
PEOPLE'S LANTERN".
Each style the best in Its class in the makct.
Catalogues ot Lanterns and Slides, with
direct ions for using, sent on application.
Any enterprising man can make money with
a large Magic Lantern.
X/~ Cut out this advertisement for reference.VISSClIEIt
& ESAM/S
CONCENTRATED POTASH
Warranted equal to any Potash in the market,
and lar superior to Concentrated Lyo
for nil purposes for which it
is used.
Put up In one pound metal cans, convenient
tin use in families tor making hard and
soft soaps, and for cleaning purposes generally.
Directions lor making soap, etc., accompany
each can.
For cleaning type*, presses, machinery,
paints, softening water, washing sinks and
fruit trcos in (lie spring it is unequalled for
excellence and convenience of package. For
sale by (irocers and Druggists everywhere.
Vi.ssher <Y Hall's Insecticide and Disinfectant
Powder is invaluable for the destruction
i of the potato bug, cotton worm, grasshoppers,
j mice, ruts, roaches, insects, ami vermin of all
j kinds. It is harmless to men and animals,
ai.d far cheaper than Paris green for t he de
j suuction of vermin. It is ;iiso invaluable as
ja Disinfectant, purifying the air in hospitals
and sick rooms, and destroying the ioul otiois
ofsinks, collars, sta'des, Ate. Put up in one
pound cans. For sale by Druggists and Grocers
everywhere.
VISSCIlKIt & HALL, Manufacturers,
U(J Wail Street, New York.
oW 15. '
"VI7" F. & JOHN
LV >V . HA UN F-S, M an u.
** fj ) faeturers of Haiinks' I'atent
r ? -?}' ' I' ' "1 d'ower Machinery,
| Ir^N^Tw".-:$&1) Scroll Saws. etc.
w ''K> ?"l.v fool power iuaY*
yCp liinciy wiilmut dead cehters,
? *N. fcj $l,!MHt |?j $2,000 |>er year
( j using these machines.
(;t j{ Miller, Sellings
( rove, Pa., say*! "Sixty dollars ($00) |?cr
. month made with my machine after working
| ten hours per day at a trade will do."
\Y. I!. Harrison', l.ouke, Ark., says:'."Sawed
out si\ dollars (W>) worth of brackets the
! Hirst three hours atier it was sot uj?."
I Say what you read this in and send h> *8
; pace illustrated catalogue, free. Address,
? ' > . i< ill V l> 4DVVC
w . r. tx ,i"n.> Diii\.1
Itorkford, Winnebago County, 111.
nov 4 30t
QUICK
RELBEF
FROM
PAINDR,
GROSVENOR'S
mr c a p si o 1i7
For us FI aster.
TlIK (Jtllf'KKST, St'RKST, .SArKST, ClTR AFKm
A\l> Most' CONVENIENT < CUE OF
I'AIN KVICU I)IS('oVLUKl).
No more gronsy, liltliy, evil smelling rom|>oumis?no
more poultices?no more disap
pouii ineut? N t > MOllK PA1N!
Orosvcnor's Cupsiein Poms Plaster cures *
Lame li.u k. Neck or Side in half an liour.
Orosvcnor's Capsiciu I'oius I'laster. cure*
Hheuiualie l'ains in a single night.
(irosvenoi's Capsiciu i'oius i'laster banish|
r*s every torm ol pain with rapidity of
nlng. ^4
Orosvenoi's (,'npsiein l'orus Master com*
bines all the advantages ot the best, l'orus
I'laster ever made, with the wonderful qualities
of < 'apsiein.
It is the great natural remedy for all kinds
' ofloe.d and seated pain,
i The cheapest medicine in tlio world. A
| single Piaster docs the work.
Oiosvenor's ( apsiein l'orus Plaster is thtt
only genuine. Take no other kind with a
I partly similar name. This article cures;
otheis may not. Keiucmber the name?C'rosvenor's.
"->?>l?l by Druggists at 25 cents, or sent by
mail, imsipaid, io any address, on. receipt of
price.
PRErAllLO OMI.Y UT
J. M. (2UOSVKNOK, M. D.
22 Park Macs, 2*, Y.
oct I J-Om.
AMERICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
UlIiMOKK CO., Successors to Chimpan,
llosmcr A. Co., Solicitors- Patents produced
in all eountiies. NO HEPS IN ADVANCE.
No chat go unless the patent is giantcd. ?S'o
fees for making pttTiminary examinations.
No additional lees for obtaining and conducting
a rehearing. liy a recent decision of the
Commissioner ALP rejected applications may
: bo revived. Special attention given to inter*
lereneo Cases Indole the Patent Oilice, Kxlen*
sious befoie Congress, Infringement ,Suits iu
dillcient .state), and all litigation appcrtainins
to Inventions or Patents. Mend stamp to
Clihiiorc & Co. for pauipblut of sixty pages.
T A "K*T\ n A rsTnoi r a ?? ? *
jujtl iw oJ W AJ.UCANT3
and; SGHIP.
Contested Land Cases produced before tho
U.S. (ieneral Land Offlco and Department
ot tho Interior. I'livuto Land Claims,
MINlNii and I'LlvL.MITlON Claims, and
HOMKSTlCAl) Cases eMended to Land
bciip in -10, <N(>, and KW aero pieces for sale,
T1 lis scrip is assignable, an 1 can be located
ill tlie name of ilm unwOinu. " --
i "- muni any *iov|
eminent land subject to private entry, at $1.25
I per acre. It is of equal vaulo with Bounty
Land Warrants. Bend stamp to Gilmore Jd
Co. for pamphlet of Instruction.
ARREARS OF PAY and BOUNTY.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, ami SAILORS of
the late war or their heirs, are in many eases
untitled to money from the Government ol
which they have no knowledge. Wrlto full
history of service, and slato amount of pay
ami bounty revived. Enclose stamp to GILMORE
?V CO., and a full reply, alter exsrniaallot),
will be given you free,
PENSIONS.
All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS
wounded, ruptured, or injured in the
late war, howevet slightly, can obtain a pension
by addressing GlLMORE A CO.
Cases prosecuted by GIL.MORK A CO. before
the Supreme (Joint of the 'United Elates,
the Court of Claims, and the Southern Claims
Commission. #
Each department of our business is conducted
in a separate bureau, under charge of
the same experienced parlies employed by the
old lit iii. I'roinpt attention to all business entrusted
to GlLMORE <! CO. is tbus secured.
We desire to win success by deserving it.
Address (IIUIOHE A (JO,,
WASHINGTON, JD. C.
^nver natea ware.
Eloctro-Platod Tablo "Ware,
ANI?
Ornamental Artwork.
IN U UK A I' VAKIgTY,
M A M'FACTUM Kl> MY THE
Mention Britannia, Comoanv,
??>0 Jiroiuiwuy, New York.
The best 1'latoil fcjl'OONS and FOKKS are
those Silver I'latctl heaviest on the parts
j where necessarily the most ware comes, and
1 lli'.oimf ?li<> ll'"i'
. ? e>
1847?KOOKltS HHoTIIETtS?XII.
N. lb?Tlifs great improvement in Silverl
Plated Mpoons and Forks is applied alike to
oac.li grade oi l Into, A I, 8 ami 12 oz., j?s ordered.
Tho Process ami Macl-litcry for man*
ulaetiiring these goods are Patented. Tho
Extra or .Standard Plato" made hy this Company
is stamped A 1, simply, and is plated 20
per cent, heavier than the ordinary market
standard.
CC7~ First Premiums awarded at all Fairs
where exhibited, from World's Fair of 1862
to American institute Fair, ltl-l, iuclusive.
npi i4 in. dm.