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Tar on Fruit Tre.'S.
According to the cxpcrienco of Mr.
Henry Reynolds, o( North Carolina,
tar is a perfect remedy for scarred and
ruii cracked apple trees, lie says that
by coaling with new tar the trunk of a
favorite Irnit bearer that was cracked
anil so decayed that the balk was dead
and would peel oil', he restored it fully.
lie applies it to all the branches
that show signs of decay. Since practicing
this cheap remedy, he has not
been troubled with insects. Hy applying
tar to the trunk, and clearing
away the surface at the tools so as to
let it run down on them, poach trees
badly damaged hy borers are fully
restored, Replace the dirl, and you
will have no more trouble with the
tree for two years or more. If the tar
is applied to young trees the borers
will not t rouble them at all. He slates
that the coating should ho applied iu
the winter or early in the spring with
new tar.
Wonders of Modern Science.
The perfect accuracy with which
scientists are enabled to deduce the
most minute particulars in tin ir sever
al departments, appears almost miraculous
if wo mow it in the light of the
oarly ages. Take for oxamplo tho
electro-magnctie. telegraph?tin; greatest
invention of the age. In it not a
marvelous degree of accuracy which
enables an operator to exactly loc.ato a
fracture in a submarine cable nearly
three thousand miles long? Our ven- i
erablo "clerk of the weather" has becoinc
so thoroughly familiar with
those most wayward elements of nature
that ho can accurately predict. !
their uo o in 11 a. lie can sit in j
Washington ami foretell what the j
weather will be to.morrow in Florida
or New York, as well as if several
hundred miles did not intervene between
him and the places named.
Ami so in all departments of Modern
science, what is required is the!
knowledge of certain si (/us. From j
these the scientists deduce accurate '
conclusions regardless of distance. A '
few fossils sent to the expert geologist i
enable him to accurately determine
the rock formation from which thev
were taken, Ilo can describe it to
you as perfectly as if a cleft ol it were ;
lying on his table. So also the ehem- ;
ist can determine the constitution of
the sun as accurately as if that luminary
were not ninety-five million miles
from his laboratory. The sun semis
certain signs over the "infinitude of
space" and the chemist classifies them
by passing them through the spectroscope.
Only the presence of certain
substances could pioduce tlieso solar
signs. So also, in medical science,
diseases have certain unmistakable
signs, or Rymtoma, and by reason of
this tact, l)r. Pierce, of the World's
Dispensary, has been enabled to originate
and perfect a system of determining,
will) the greatest accuracy, the
nature of chronic diseases without
seeing and personally examining his
patients. lie has spared neither
pains nor expense to associate with
himself, as the Faculty ot the World's
Dispensary, a large number of medical
gentlemen of rare attainments and
skill?graduates from some of the
most famous Medical Colleges and
Universities of both Europe and
America. Py aid of Dr. Pierce's
system of diagnois, thoso physicians
and surgeons annually treat, with the
most gratifying success, many thousands
of invalids without ever seeing
tliern in person. In recognizing diseases
without a personal examination
of the patient they claim to possess no
miraculous powers. They attain their
knowledge of the patient's disease by
the practical applications of well es
, in b fished principles ot *n<)(k'in science
to the practice of medicine. And it is
to the accuracy w ill) which this system
has endowed them that thev owe
their almost, world-wide reputation
tor the skilltul treatment of all lingering
or chronic alVcdions. This system
of practice and the marvelous success
which has been attained through it,
demonstrate the fact that diseases dis-j
, play certain phenomena, which bcinlt
subjected to scientific analysis or
syi t iei*, furnish abundant and unmistakable
data to guide the judgment
of the skillful practitioner might
in determining the nature of diseased
conditions, The amplest resources lor
treating lingering or chronic diseases,
and the greatest skill, are thus placed
within the easy reach ol every invalid,
however distant he or she may reside
] from tho physicians making the treatment
oi such aflectior.s a specialty.
The peculiarities of this scientific system
of practice are fully explained it
the Appendix of "The People's Common
Sense Medical Adviser,"?a bool
of over nine hundred largo pages
which is so popular as to have readier
a sale of almost oho hundred thousnuc
copies within a few months of its tirsi
publication. It is sent (post paid) bj
ilio Author to any address, on receipt
of one dollar and fifty cents.
R. V. Pierce, M. I)., World's Dispensary,
Buffalo, N. Y. (10)
A tnan bought a gallon of gin to
take home, and, by way of a label,
wrote his name upon a card, which
happened to be the seven of clubs,
and tied it to the handle. A Irieud,
coming along and observing the jug,
quietly remarked, "That's an awlul
careless way to leave that liquor ?"
"Why ?" said Tom. "Becuaso somebody
might come along with the eight
of clubs and tike it."
fOivitY wekkl
Lose or a Continent.
Plato sent down to posterity a tra<lilion
of hi* day that a gioat conti- :
ncnt which occupied the place
j covered hy the Atlantic ocean suddenly
sank down out of sight. lie further
says it was an Island called Atlantis.
On it were kingdoms and organized
governments, wealth, arts at d
civilization instantly lost to human
sight.
It is now the opinion of lending :
geologists?those most advanced in |
science?that the American continent
appeared when the Atlantic waters
lushed into the enormous cavity or
! depression on the earth's surface now
filled hy salt water. The Korky
| Mountains were then the rough' hotI
torn of an ocean, which rose with
marine plants, shells and other plants
I of an aquatie origin, that are tound
abundantly strewn there, and in fact
all over North and South America.
Uomauts of Atlantis, the submerged
continent, aro believed by some scientists
to bo recognized in the Adiron|
d aeks, the While Mountains of New
j Ilumpshiro, and a few other outcropping*
belonging to the boundaries of
that deluged and forever lost country.
There is no knowing what astounding
discoveries may yet he made in coming
.ages corroborative of Plato's narration.
Hazing a Fried.
They were walking down town, and
the ardent politician hoe), tu the space*
I e>f six blocks, overwhelmed Spiecr with
Florida, South Carolina, Returning
Hoards, etc;. .lust as they reached the
Trctnont street bridge lie* comtm need
again wilhp"! layes, sii! Hayes,' when
i i 11 i ii*
,-queer suuueniy looking nt a passing
horse car remnrkc.l:
"Hayes! Why Hayes is in that car
now."
The politician unhooked himscll
from Spioer's arm, dashed madly
through t Iks snow, shouting, * * 11 i ! j
Conductor! Whoop! Villi!" overtook !
the car, clutched the rail, swung him- j
sell on the toes of two platform pas- j '
Mongers, ami, followed by their anathemas,
crowded past a stout Irish
woman, and clutching the conductor
asked:
"Where's Gov. Hayes?"
"Dainfino," said the official; "in
Ohio, 1 s'spose; fare, sir."
"Yes, but Hayes is in this car, ain't I (
he? A gentleman just said so." I
The puncher looked around, re flee- j
ted, grinned and said:
i "Yes, bay's in this car; always is at
tliis season ; has the floor, Rooty
good sell." i
While the politician wrestled with 1
his ulster t*> extract his tare, be whispered
that hull-dozing was permitted 1
in Boston, and that Spieor was a Republican
negro in a Democratic parish.?
IJoslon liulletin.
Two women fought in a Virginia
City police court, and tho Chronicle
reporter an eye witness, thus describes
the scene: "Hairpins tiew in all directions.
A lull of fal?o hair went 1
skurrying up in tbe air. A set of
false teeth was thrown through a
window. Rags began to collect in
largo quantities, and slili Mis. Kelly
and Mrs. Shine w resiled and
scratched and gouged like two Daho.
mi'y warriors, :\ud danced around the
room lor all the world as if, like the
latest toy sold on the street corners,
they had strings tied to them, and
were being danced up and down."
Sucii a ITmsonku.--"That prisoner,"
Warden Fox of the Blnckwell's
island penitentiary, New Ycrk, said,
pointing to an honest faced German,
"lived,in i in h,)lise
I htorj is true. Maddox does not swea'i
! to any corrupt hat gain with any mem
fl hers ol the Board except Wells, itnd^
i'| ii is only lair to say that it is quilt
likely Wells intended to poeket 'he
? : whole amount and "go hack on" ihe
other members, including ihe "Nig*
: gel's" as he culled them. Add to the
testimony of Lillh field, Glerk ol tht
Board, who swears to changes of votei
made hy him under orders from Wells
** this see ins to l?e a record lite like o
I* which was pmhnhly never ntadu u|
against any other public officer.
| The tiual overthrow of Mr. Muring!
1 Itililor ot Him 1 re-niein * cam
? yesterday. The Clitel ot l'olice mil
(j three detectives, who nere suspendei
! w11i 1 *? Murtagh remained <mi the <
'ioard, were reinstate 1. Thin is win'
^Weinoeratio and Ite|>ul>!i?*Aii ln?sinei
"r* I men desired It is a decision that li
CPW petiy otlieei of the District ean use il
| police loiue to blacken private charm
' H- t ,.r or inlet (etc with legislation b
Congress,
^ In the Senate and House little is la
1 \m trig dono. The Senate yesterday (Is'
^,c passed the bill giv'"g $>o,(>oo to tl
" *? poor of tlte Dixit icl. The House hit
R previously passed it. Senator Mile In.
lii em*. Manned tit a nice little trick. 1
and religious organizations genci'Si"!^,
is a Bign that his deeds need the coyer
of an appearance ot sanctity. There
were money changers in the Temple
in the days ot Christ, and he
scourged them out with a whip (
cords.
She was dropped hcavilykon a side
walk, a,nd the sawdust hurst Irom her
arms and logs in prolusion. JShc was
a doll.
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? Ciofuup? Fashion ? incident
? News?Nome and
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id' IS77.
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In making up your lint, start with the
Dktuoit Fiikk l'nr.ss.
rilK I'OSTMASTKR IS AfiKNT FO IT.
Liver.
Stomach.
Blood.
In a neglected sen-const Plant, almost as
vniiiiinn as 1110 Dandelion of the m.-adou,
)r. J. M. (Irosvonor lias found tt.e basis of a
turC'iiid searching Remedy for Diseases of the
LIVER, STOMACH AN'D BLOOD.
It soouis to he Nature's medicine for ailments
of these organs, its cherts are the
wonder and delight of all w ho set- them.
I)r. Orosvenor has given this Remedy a
name w hich will he easily remembered and
which suits it. lie calls it
LIVER AID.
OX E BOTTLE of l.iveraid cures Constipation,
no matter how had.
ONE BOTTLE restores a good appetite.
ONE TO FIVE BOTTLES are wairanted
to cure Liver Complaint,
TWO TO SIX BOTTLES cures the Slubhorucst
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ONE TO J-'OUIt BOTTLES cure Jaundice.
THREE TO FIVE BOTTSES cure Scrofula.
ONE BOTTLE cures Billiousness?warranted.
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Ague.
ON E BOTTLE cures all Blotches.
ON K BOTTLE cures Sick Headache.
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ONE TO THREE BOTTI ES cure General
Debility.
'J WO TO SIX BOTTLES cure the worst
form of Blood Humors.
ONE BOTTLE cures Indigestion.
ONE DOSE ernes Heartburn.
ONE DOSE cures Sour Stomach.
ONE BOTTLE cures Boils, Pustules and
Pimples.
THREE TO SIX BOTTLES cure Enlarged
Spleen.
wN E BOTTLE cures a Torpid Liver.
ONE TO FIVE BOTTLES cure Rheumatism.
ONE BOTTLE euros Erysipelas.
ONE TO T11HKE liOlTLKti Turify tho
Blood.
ONE TO TIIUEE BOTTLES cure Female
Ailments.
ONE TO TIIUEE BOTTLES cure any
kind ol sore on any part of the tody.
Tho Liveraid is warranted to pcrloim these
cures.
It acts directly upon the Liver and Stomach,
and throngh them upon tho Blood. 1! is
the best medicine ever introduced in the family.
(JKOMVENOirS IJYEItAID
is a Kcmedy for the million. It is needed in |
every household. Almost everybody is troubled
with some kind ol Liver, Stomach or
Blood disease, which if neglected will end
fatally. The Liveraid builds up and restores
the whole system, and "makes a new man"
of the sick and suffering. Make the trial before
ii is too late. Liveraid w ill cure you.
While using Liveraid eat all you want of
the best you can get.
(irosvenor's Liveraid is sold by at least on*
rp<ui#ctiihl<> llrni'i'ivf in i>r?iu t < > U* k in !>?..?
g po? v,%" J m,bv
hoti It's, ?t one dollar each. Six bottles I or
live dollars.
Discovered and prepared by
I)K. J. M. UKOSVENOK, 22 Park Place, I
New York.
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PAIN. Pours Pi.astkii will positively cure,
PAIN, remove ami relieve ail (onus of Pain,
PAIN . Iroin a Mitch in the side to the worst
PAIN, kind of Klicumatism. It is the on y.
PAIN. Plaster in the world that will do this.
PAIN. Ask your Druggist tor the "Eellano- j
PAIN, dyne," or send '25 cents to J. M.
PAIN Cirosvcnor, P>ox *2607, New York 1
PN1N City, For a full Sample.
The LivickiaI) and 1'oitus PLAstek, for
sale, by Kir. E. NOKTON, Co iwayboro, b. C.
jau 13 Pt
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