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over the cake while w%rm. .?Two eggs, om quas* of _ r, a pint of t?eet milt two oumm of butler, ft giO of jwit, * teaspooaful Of Mli DMtBonm Womxs nr Pmwxb Pool ?A thin layer of sharp silver udtd not only looks nioe spread orer the earth in \ pocs of out || 1I10 a specific ** ^gainst worms in the soil. ' Faxsios Watxbpboov ajtc Niooll uses ? bath _ two parts borax, one |e of soAa, and one part * red in soaBjrater. The dried at One hundred Chajcwmto* Prr>^-o.?Four onpa of floor, sifted, with out teaepoonlul of soda and two of aream tartar; beat aiz ergs wtth three caps of sugar, one eop of batter, and ope of cream in then), and gently stir in?he flour. Bxow Puonura.?Dissolve one-half a box of gelatine fp one pint of oold water. After it is thoroughly dissolved add tone pint, of warm water, two cape of sngar, juice dfftvo leaapns. Let it ooel, then put in fhe wFutes of three eggs, well beaten, Serve oold with ?agar and cream. PonDsnp Savon.?One-half teacup of butter, one and a half teacup* of sugar, and one pint of strawberries mashed .Mil juicy. (Canned berries may be . substituted for frfph ones.) Beat the butter and sugar te % ctaam, then stir in the berries. ' PUDDura Sacck.?Four teaspoonfula of sugar, two tnbleepoonfuls or butter, few tablespoon ful of flour, beaten to a ei sam. Add the whits of an egg beaten to a froth, and pour into the whole a gill of boiling water, stirring it very fsst. . Flavor with lemon, rose-water, nutmeg, or wine. Cure tax Lockjaw. A correspondent reoommenda tur pentine aa a cure for lockjaw. He says: " Let ruayone who has an attack of lookjcw take a small quantity of tur pentine, warm it and pour on the * wound, no matter where the wound is or of what nature it is, And relief will fol low in less than oncminute. Nothing better can be applied to a severe out or bruise Uxan, oold turpentine ; it will girt oertain relief alpaoat in&tiratW Tiirpeutino is also arsoveretgn remedy for croup.. Saturate a piece of flannel with it and place the flannel on the throat and chest, and in Terr severe ? oases thjer to flye drops on a lump of ?agar may be tfken inwardly. Every , Jamily shehld hare * bott^6 on hand." TKe-r^aedy is.timple, and easily tested. In*all -serioufl casea *an application sfloold be jaade under needful. advice. et BmIubM. Fowl fanciereand writers often make preaW mistakes^Ux Speaking of oertain breeds of poult ?' dry and Regarding myself as having raised fowls of foftd eaten them at all ages, with all tanoes, I do pronounce imaa as equal to the beat quality of Fowls allhe age of four and five months, being at that time from seven to eight pounds per pair. Brahmaa' hardiness, qalck growth, good laying qualities of large and abundant eggs, summer and winter, should plaoe them high in tkf> scale of estimation, of thoae wishing to keep a quiet, handsome and'tiseful tow-u aL ? One time," says a writer, " whilst enjoying a visit from aBrXnfflishman, hickory nuts were serr# ift"*?* ing, when ay English *?k?d for salt, statto* that he to* at the oaseof a womau^eatitie he??dy of nuts in the evening" '3bo Jfcken* violently ill. The celebrated Dr Abernethy was sent for, but it tons alter he had beoome too fond of his enpfL He muttered " Salt, of whictf no notioe was taken, fog he went to the place and a oorpt ?. He said that had they given her salt it would have re lieved her. If thav would allow him to make an n i?inh|jMiiii he would con vinoe>hBm. On opining the stomach Ike nuts were found is a mass. He sprinkled salt on this, and immediate ly it dissolved. .. ? Xeteafsyebosls. A century ago the native* of India were atrong t>enevers in their own ?reed, and especially in the doctrine of metempsychosis. An amusing insUnoe *- -* 01 this. The oaptain of a havij.er gone on shore and ) seised by the na execntion. Noth . ?d him but the in a Moor or Muslin. _ie, sfcd the captain ? of being executed, again if it was true that 3tf Ho answered, aa the I donft died, . _ . -i his soul ent#td : anttben 1 was \ fore saw na, aad sprang fM et dose to the shore, fl The boor's father, who is now swallowed my fether j oould do no other " take revi ; tIw to b^> tef?d?d m belonging to and that no on* the deoeaeed petaon, Hd u?l no one believes thai the deed has any intereet in the mMv. We who Hre may in tbe matter. We who live may aaxioulv bone?aa I should hops at least?to do no evil tO'svvivore after ineth. whatever we may have one of harm to others daring liw. But being deceased, I lake it we^oan bare no wishee or feelings totftjblng this sub jeet. What is beet to be doip with the dead is, then, mainly a queation for the living, and to them it is on* of ex treme importance. When the globe waa thinly peopled, ahd when there were no large bodies of men living in oloee neighborhood, the subject waa an in considerable one and oould afford to wait, and might indeed be left for its eolation to sentiment of anv kind. But the rapid inarease of population foroea it into notice, and especially man's tendency to lire in ?o>wded cities. There is no necessity so, ?'prove, as the faot is too patent, that our present mode of treating the dead, namely, that by bnrial beneath the soil, is full of danger to the living. Hence intra mural interment has been recently for bidden, first step in s series of reforms which must follow. At present we who dwell in toWna are able to escape much evil by selecting a portion of ground distant?in the year of grace 1873? some five or ter. 'miles from any very populous neighborhood, and by sending our dead to be buried there?laying by poison nevertheless, it is certain, for i our children's children, who will find our remains polluting their water' sources, when the tjw distant plot is ! crowded, as it will be, more or less closely, by human dwellings. For it can be a question of time only when ! every now waste spot will be utilized j for food production or for shelter, and . when Bome other mode of disposing of j the dead than that of burial must be j adopted. If, therefore, burial in the : soil be certainly injurious either now | or in the future, has not the time% al ready oome to discuss the possibility I of replacing it by a better process?1 Wo cannot too soon oease to do evil i and learn to do well. Is it not indeed 1 a social sin of no small magnitude to { sow the seeds of disease and death i broadcast, caring only to be oertain that they cannot do much harm to our generation ? It may be granted, to anticipate objection, that it is quite possible that the bodies now buried may have lost most, if not all, their power "of doing mischief by the time that the particular soil they inhabit is turned up again to the sun s rays, al though this is by no means oertain; but it Is beyond dispute that the margin of safety as" to time grows narrower year by year, and that pollution of wells and streams which supply the living must ere long arise wherever we bury our dead in this country." The H a ran a Lottery. Th^Y^lilT'ur'likvena lottenr tick MHpTnluok, says suporrespondent of ?e New York fchepiioeut the tickets has been reduced over 100 per cent., and has no longer a fixed j value. The buyers, however, are not so lucky, aa the premiums have deorea#eds in proportion. A ticket formerly oost $20 in Spanish gold, equal to $18.75 in Ain< rioan coin, and now anoh a ticket ooata only. $8.70 in Spanish or $8.16 in geld, and is steadily decline ing. The prisee announced are not p?d in gold, aaferariT. bi pr*ciated ourreney, which ^aoes not even pass current in the whole pf the island, and the main premium of $100, 000, although advertised, does not ex-! let, aa the holder thereof would receive leaa than one-half of that aMaftttM, mar,J $48,478 in Spanish or $40,781 fnAmerl oan gold. If paper oontinues to deoline at the aame rate, a deduction of tenper cent, weekly will have to be msfle from the ooet of the tickets and premiums, and a petition will be handed in to.the Intenaente demanding that a fixed value be established, aa otherwise the already impaired fame -of the Havana lottery would disappear altogether, and thus deprive the State of an immense revenue. As most Havana tiokets sre ?old in the United States, it would be well for the buyers of tiokets not to allow themselves to be cheated \j ras cally venders, who pretend that the tiokets still oost $20 in good money, and selLaooordingly. Come, and Let Us Reason Together. To the aftieted Is body, we offer a few words of plain, praetioal reasoning. No matter under what form of sickness you labor there is one great truth you should ever keep in min<^ via: All dia eaae originates in an impure oondition of the blood. Purify that, and the dis ease must depart, for it haa nothing to feed on ; but you cannot purify the blood bytheuaeef poisonous drngs, and exhaustive stimulants ; the relief whioh these afford is temporary and deceptive, leaving you worse off at every interval. The best F'tod jPuri *er ever discovered is Da. Wausb's Famous Vnradan Brrrnns, compounded of simple her be. No mstter how hope less your oeaa may seem, try the Vnra oab Brims, and a few draught* will oomvinoe you of their virtue. Dr. Walker the disooterer of this prioelees remedy, had boen given up to die by the Physioians, and is now a soundfnd healthy man from their use.?Com Tn NswsFAPna Bona.?The news paper bore is thus set to music : "Be drops into my soff-ohair, * ? And ssks sboal the new* . B? pssrt late my taanussrtpt. And flvss his eaodUl Hsws ; * Hs tslls ma whers he ttk?s the Una, * Anl trlMte hs's forosd to grlsvs: the* I I Itteai of tb* which < tfia milAOit miMhfl tnnh? tad brouohulI tabes, eubetanoe of the hug*, u ?oob u irritation as to deposit its harden , of organ*. Consumption itself is not so often hereditary as is generally suppoeed. That a condition of low vitality may be l|SSMiaillt?1 from parenta feo children <sa true It is this deficiency of- yliak^whioh ia inherited?a wmJdmm which 'mikos nutrition imperfeot, and leade to the depoalt of taherolee. Bat thousands of persona who inherit feeble vitality would never Buffet from consumption if the function* of the system were kept oorreot end the blood pore. When the liver beeomee torpid, and hot very imperfectly pours off the effete, poisonous materials of the biood, ttoe lungs, ae has before been shown, beooxne irritated. The general health beoomee broken down, and the person feels languid, weak, faint, drowsy and confused. Pain in the right side, in the region of the liver, and sym pathetic pain in the shoulders and spine, and through the lungs, is generally complained of. .The patient haji a dry, hacking oougb?ttiet liver Cough 1 jfemall minute tuberrfes are developed in the lungs, and perhaps exist for months all unknown to their victim. Nothing is done to remove the tubercles by the ordinary treatment. Cough is only a symptom of the disease, yet this only is aimed at in the usual treatment. There is no rational way to cure consumption sxcept to purify the blood. Those poisonous materials in the blood , which cause the tuber cles must be thrown off by exciting the liver to action. Vitality must be supported, the sys tem nourished and built up, and the develop ment of tubercles thus prevented. Remove the blood poison by restoring the action of the liver, and the cough, which is only a symptom of the real disease, is relieved. You thereby itrike at the root of incipient ronsuntption and cure the patient. From the properties and remedial effects of my Golden Medical Disoovery, the reader will readily understand why it has been so success ful in curing this fatal malady. With it i have arrested the hacking and har&seiug cough, the night sweats and nectic fever of the consumptive invalid, snatched from the Jaws of death and restored to health and happiness many who, but for my Discovery," must soon have fallen victims to that relentleas foe. God, I believe, has instilled into the roots and plants from which this wonderful medicine is extracted, the healing properties, by the use of whioh Consumption, the scourge of the human family, may in its early stages be promptly arrested and permanently cured. I do not wish to delude, flatter, and then disap point the afflicted by assi rting that this can be accomplished when the lungs are half con sumed, as many do who, being devoid of all conscience, aim to humbug the afflicted that they may sell their often worse than worthless compounds. Bat if my Golden Medical Discovery is em ployed in the first or early stages of the dis ease, I know from ample observation and actual tests in hundreds of caees. that it will positive ly arrest the disease and restore heclth and strength. From its wonderful power over this terrible disease, I thought strongly of calling it my Consumptive cure; but from the fact that It is a perfect specific for the sore throat and hoarseness to which ministers and other puh}io speakers and singers are subject, and also for BroncKitit, and all tevere cough*, and is an invaluable remedy for diwsases of the Liver, and also as a Blood Purifier, I decided ?* to K a nam* wliioh anight mieleed and prevent Its use in other dieeesee for Which it is so admirably adapted. I wish to mention a moat wondarful nutritive property whioh it posaissee, and which so peculiarly adapts it to the wants of the consumptive ana the scrofu lous. The nutritive properties possessed by Cod Liver Oil are trifling when oomparsd with those possessed by my Disoovery. It ia aston ishing to see how It builds up the solid mnaole, and increases the flesh ana weight of thoee wboee systems are reduoed below the usual Standard of perfeot health. The following -testimonial folly confirms all that I olaim for my Golden Medical Disoovery in the core of Consumption. ^ Buuronro rpox Ltmas, Cxtaxbh, BaoHcnrn?, OwOTamt A WoKDBswirCw. Bochcttxb, N. Tm Jan. 19th, 1874. R V. Pisses, M. D., Bnffalo, N. 1.1 , Dear had suffered from Catarrh! In ib aggravated farm for about twelve years and for several yean from Bronchial trouble. Tried many doctor* and thing* with no lasting bene fit. In May, '72, beoomtng nearly worn oat with exoee?Te Editorial labore on a paper in New York City, I was attacked with Bronohitis in a severe form, suffering almoet a total loss of roioe. I returned home hsref bat had begb home only two weeks when I was completely prostrated with Hemorrhage from the Longs, having four aevmr* bieedina tpelU within (ton ireekt, and first three inttiae of nine day?. lit the September following, I improved sufficient? ly 4o be able to bf about, though in ? very feeble state. My Bronchia! trouble remained aril the Catarrh was tenfold worse than before. Every effort for relief seemed fruitless. I seemed to be losing ground daily. I continued in tbip feeble state, raising blood almoet daily ontil about the first of March, *78, when I be came so bad aa to be entirely confined to the house. A friend miKgeeted your remedies. But I wan extremely nkeptiosl that they would do me good, as I had lost all heart in remedies, and began to look npon medicine and doctors *ith disgust. However, I obtained oht ofyour oircul&ra, and read it carefully, from whiohH oame to the conclusion that you understood your bnsiness, at least. I finally obtained a quantity of Dr. Bage's Catarrh K?mMyfyour Golden Medioal Disoovery and PelleU, and oommenoed their vigorous use aooordh*g to di rections. To my surprise, I soon began to Im prove. The Disoovery and Pellets, in a short time brought out a severe eruption, which eon-' tinned for several weeks. I felt mnoh bettor, my appetite improved, and I gained inetr*ng<L and fleeh. In three months every vestige of the Catarrh was gone, the Broncliipe had nearw disappeared, had no Cough whatever and I had ?ntir?ly^:eftn*4 to raiee blood; and. oontrsry to the expectation of soma of my friends, the oure haa rsiaainsrt psrmssmnt. I have had no more II ?mofrhfcf?a from the l ung*, and am entirely free from Catarrh, from which I hat suffered so much and so long. The debt sf Krutlt nile I o%e for the Messing I have recei red at your hands, knows no bounds. I am thor oughly satisfied, from my experience, that your medicine* will master the worst forma of that odious dieeeee Cetanh. as wall ae Throat and Lung Diseases.- I Imvn- recommended them to very many and shall ?ever epealuln tlMir praise. Gratefully yours, . " V WM. p. SPENCKR. % P. 0. J?oa? ton, Rochester, If. Y. In another letter Mr. Spencer my* j "I have [ had ? remarkable experience.. Those familiar with my past ittnim took upon my peasant con dition of health as *n almoet miraculous recto ration. The physician who treated me during a part of my dmeoe, and who ia probably the best " old KhMl ahjiftton in this city, jat ???nSfr that' according to the i of a tnan tn the condition oOght to have died." la bo ak optical end who of Air. 8 their i ~ Cos at* ? ? . ? ? Itked Mb taMMUpMtof ItMbodrU troa^d kini most, " Ba dm booL" ?Uht, " I Wre it in irerj houl ?ad ooxnar ?r fOm$$p For loas of ond, barn ail, red water in oova, loaa ot appetit?, tot, or murrain in abaap} wick wind,broken wind, and rowing, andrural) obstructions of the kidney* in hoar? ON gkarfcfcm't Cavalry Condition Powdmr*. ? (OdOu i J* c* or ajl OLD HIH.8 Wl* SLOWS SOOTKIBO STB FT IB THB or on* of th* kt?l ruult Pkjtl ln the United lUtM, and ku Bl?d for tTlrty tmti witk never tkllu? Mfitjr u4 nootu by ittlllrai o mothara u< eUlirai Crom the feeble intent of on* week old to th* adult It oorrect* acidity of U* Itomtch, relieve* wind ?alio, regulatea Ui bowels, and |1tn reet, health and eoaUUt to a?tk*r and eUli. We b*U*r* It to be the B**t and Surer! Bemea,y "n i je World in all omm of DTBBNTBBT and OlAAlHdi IB CHIL DUH. ?k*th*r U ansa* froa* Teething or fro? any other can**. /Pull directions tor using will ae oompiiit each bottle. Hon* Oenulns unless the fko-elmile of CPBTIS A PBRKIHS la on ta* oataidr wrapper. bold bt all ympicnni diilim. HOUSEHOLD way will Yon Staffer! Panacea I 10 aU p*,,6n* ,nff,rla? AJTD FAMILY from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Crsmps in the limbs or stom ach, Bilious Cellc, Pain in the LINIMENT, back .bowels or side, we wonlo say Ths HdcwnoLD riiiicu ajtd FAjfit-T Lixmairr is of all HOUSEHOLD others the remedy you want pAKAfifiA |for internal and external use \It has cured the abore com I plaint* in thousands of caios. There i* no mistake about it. AND FAMILY LINIMENT. iTry it. Bold by'all Druggists ??NOTHING BKTTKR." Cutler Bros.Boston Or. John Wirt. celebrated ViorT*iLi Ptuiohart Balsam, for Colda and Consumption. C1I1L.DKKN OV1KS LOOK PALK AND SICK from bo other cause than having worms Uj th* stomach. BBOWK'S VXRMIPUGB CO*?ITB j will deatroy worma without" lnjary ;to th* child being perfectly WHIT*, and free from all coloring or other Injurious Ingredient* usually u*ed U worm preparations. CUKTIB A BROWN, Proprietor*, Bo. MI SI Pulton Street, Hew Tork 80W ky DntgoiMt and CHemtsia, and dsaUri it Mtdu-tnet at Twsitt-?it* Oiiti a Box. M08T IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT to RUPTURED Persons. | New ?n<J peifect Heme dy fbr Hernia. The In vention cf The Bliit'e Trail t( without doubt the moet Important raedlcul dlarovory of the Century. The reeult* or mil new discovery for the certain relitf and cure o? Bern It are noil astonishing and gratifying. This new Trun le worn with perfect comfort night and day. It yUlds (o every motion of the bojy, always retalplDg the Kuptuie during the hardeet exerciesor eerereit etrain, and If the directions are ft>llowU a permanent cure w' 11 eoon be effected. No well Informed pereon will now "?ear any of the o? fashioned metal spring tmeses that were for roeily need, bat now discarded. Th'.e new Irues le ssntby Mall or Kxpress to all parte of tha country with fall direction* tar fitting. A fall descriptive circular wiu be sent free If requested by MelL The natile Traee will be supplied through the Bar B*?n (?emri oflao* *n request, to any puiloueri who are entitled to a Truss from the Bo ?prnmeii t. A gt op the length of time a patient hae been rup tured will not prevent a cure. From the nameront testimonial* In our posses sion ws append the following: 44 After the experience of month*, pstlents testify strongly to Us tjfflcaey, as well ss to the ease and freedom f/om inconvenience with watch the in strument 1* worn. With super lor advantage*, fhe i2atiie Trutt po?*esses In a high degree ALL re quisite* and qualifications claimed for other Inven tion*. 1 have no hesitation in regarding it a* an important mean* for the relief and cure of Hernia." J. M. CARVOOHAN. M. D., " Kx-Hssltfc Officer of tha Fort of Hew Yorh, 9nr geon-ln-Chlef of New Yorh State Hospital," ete., etc. N*w To UK, March 10th, 1874. Qko. V. Housx, M. D.,8npt. Rlastto Truss Co. Dear Sir:?After suffering for tutrfy years, in my own person from the use of every torm of Metallic Truss procurable in thl* country, and in Kurope, I, two year* ago, applied your Klartic 7V***, ano since that time 1 have eiperlenvid comfort and satisfaction, and been taugnt tha truth, that the Klaitic Tru*? is the only iustrnnont tnat should be used for thareli> f and cure of Hernia; and now rftermore than thirty years continuous practice, and having adjusted many hundreds of Trusses, (,?:id tor the las* twenty months yours exclusively) 1 gratefully declare It to t)e my deliberate opinion, that yo?r Kiattie True* Is the only one entitled to theooufldence of the public; that < lastidty is th e oifly power at all tdaptad to the requirements of a Truss or Supporter, and am conviuced that pour JCaetir TV MM actually cure* a large proportion <f alt cases to which It Is spplled.not only among Children, but in numerous c?ses within my own knowledge of psttenta f om AO to 71 years < f age. W. H. KURNHAM, M. I>. Fraf. esor of Anatomy aud Surgery. N. Y. H. Medical College. # ^ Address THE ELASTIC TRUSS CO., | ? (M RIOiDWAT. WRW TORK. 520. We will give a Man, Roy, Woman or Girl In every village In tha United Slates, A Cbance to Mate $20 in Two Days. K > Write? pcstal card will do?to ' # LOCKE A JOTTRe Toledo. Ohio. 10EITS WASTED FOB THE HISTORY OF THE 6RAN6E MOVEMENT . * OA TZtX FARMER'S WAR AGAINST MONOPOLIES. Being a full and authentic account of the strug gle* of Ike American Farmers against tha extor tlons of the lallmad Companies, with a history of tha rlsa and progress of tha Order of Patron* ol Husbandry ; Its objects aad pros pact*. It sells at t. Bend In specimen pases and terms to jits, aad see why It Mils faettr than any other k. 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Addre** BOKKICKK ft TAPEL, Homoxv phahlc Pharmacy, l?fi Grand St., New York Bu*l nen est*bluhod tn lfOft. Send for d*?criptiw eir cti/u r. nil. SA?'L 8. PITCH'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN Will be aent free by mall to any one tending their addren to 714 Broadway, New York. A GF.NT8 WANTED to *(11 our Juttly oelebrated Articles for Ladte*' wear. Iudt*pen*able and absolutely Decenary. 10,000 SOLD MOSiTHLY. Ther aire comfort and eatl* factinn. KOPEMAlBCAN DO WITH OUT THEN. Sample sent on receipt ?ol ?!I.OO KKEK. Send fbr tlluitrated'drcu PEKLK RUBHER CO., 90 Chamber* Bt.,N.Y NOVELTY PRINTING PRESSES. The Best Yet Invented. For Amateur or Rualneaa I*ur JX)?n, and uniurpiiKd for gen eral Job Printing. Orer 10,000 In U?a. BENJ. O. WOODS, Manufacturer and Dealer iu I every description of (PRINTING MATERIAL [340 Federal and 1SU Knee AukKii-B. r. maetmtcK. ? Murray St.,New York. K.-lley, Howell A Ludwtir, 917 Market St., Philadel phia, 8. P. Bounds, 17S Monroe St., Chicago. Sand for lllnatrated Catalogue THE SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN GO. EstaMisMflearlf a Quarter of a Century. 50,000 Organs Sold! rgiHB Policy of this Company 1* to uae the beat JL materia ?* without regard to ooat. It* em plcyeee, eiptclally thoie in leading poelt'ou*, ut? btin taatilai with tha mkhnfaotnre oi read taatrumbntf from the infancy of tha fcuilne^e. The rate* are aolldly conatrnctad, *n& from Hn and Kleojlkt Daiioa*. V3Z. The manufacturers claim that they hare mc ceoaed lu producing tha Mlijft rtbry Men ?>m>t ?fir heard from K?tda; while at tha aama time, then Orgam hart a<r?r i??n tfueied ia Ptwtr. : AN OB GAM LEADING 8,000 8IHOSB01 j Tha following letter, frc m tha Mott Bmlnen t Or- , gaoiet tn tha Uuitad 9tat?e, refer* to m Organ now need to theBe*. Dr Tafmage'* church. The{ Organ formerly uied, made by another hcute, had pro red insufficient: Peak Bib I owe tou personally my beet tharke ror tending to at (the Brooklyn Tabernacle Can aregatton) one of the Smith American Bead Organ* to the A cad cm r of Muaio. It la perfectly wonder ful th%t ao email an inatramont In alee thonld hare until cleat power to lead a Congregation of ao many thousand people. Tha Trnateea, aa wall aa my*w. are much plaaaed with It. The quality of Tohbt* alao all that oan be deelred. It apeake forlteelf; and all 1 hire met with, whn attend the terTlcee,1 ? peek of It a* moat aatlafhetory Accept my thar ke, and believe me to ri main moat reipact fully youra, 0*o. W Momii, Organist. Xt* York, Ptb. 4,187?, N/w Inatrnmen's of a Beflned Quality of Tone, fr>r Private Houene. Catalogue* cent to any addr*** on application. Tit - on? St., (opp. Waltham.) Bnalon, Mate. GREAT REDUCTION. TEAS AND COFFEES AT WH')LB8A LB PBICBS. ncreaaed Facilities to Club Organizers. Nend for New Prlcf-LI??. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO., _P. O^Bo* 5AV.4. SI and S3 Ve*ey St , W. T. "j ?> Kerh Week- Agenta wanted, partlro W i U lare free. J WORTH A CO., St. Louie, Mo I j J HC'IKHH, TKACIIKRN WAN I KI) I n n T-> engage during Hp>lngand Summer In a I /1 /I, boeltiree in th?-lr own counter*, peylns A iT a I 51) Wr Month. Addr?*? ZlF.OI.KRd McCURl'T, Philadelphia. 1'e., or Springfield, M?ee. KUAINT, KUEER & KURIOUS lathe Talttoble bork we fflve to all. Pull of fact*, flgtirt* and fun ; 04 ji'BM, V) pit-tare*. lncloin two *t*mp? and add re*? filack>ti ?fr Co.,7id Rroad w'y.H.Y u> il " PKI1 DAY Coraml**lrm or gJO a week Salary, and expcnio*. We offer It and will pay It. Apply hdw. O Witatl A Co.. Marlon, 0 15,000Bold in 60 Says. MENT8 WANTED ff Mary Ciemmer Ames. iiponrveihe ' he* Uft," Veaden, marvel*, aiyetcr!*e, *e?ret It fcft *!*., ef the Capital. a* a vida-avek* " Wo e?e towaehlp: *ne?fe?r ha* er*raced R<| r*'i r.<t Are* H eutMtla alt otker boeta. aedTa b?* lUud where]* O f?? Imn. It bet ae ?aeeeeaful competitor; la apian dtdly lUoMratnd^ eoperuly bound. How I* tha ttaee fcr ?u eaa meeie, Mt ladlaa aad t*eU?i??n. to ?**? at Alt? mMW tm every tewaekta. Hn.l tor >lmkn ?ad M*M.|ee4M t?*tlm?alau and ear l*r?*t?raea AddfM A. U. WOMTU11IOTOM A CO., Hartiaed, Oeaa, Profitable Employment Work for Enrybodr Good Wagee Perma nent employment. Men and ""intn wanted. Tall pri tlnilara free. Addrn**, c. V HKT?l>KB*r>lf A CO., Olfteland, <?., or Pt. l oat*. jfi Dr. J. Walker's egar Bitters are ?, preparation, made tive berbe found on the Sierra Nevada] nia, the medic! are extracted thfii of Alcohol. The ahooat daily asked. "What la the cause 6t the unparalleled success of Vunoia Bit TERsf" Our answer is, that they remore the caose of disease, and the patient re covers his health. Th?ey are the great blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator ana invigorator of the system. Never be'ore in the history of the world has a medicine been compounded possessing the retoarkable qualities of Vikboab Bittkes in heail'ngthe sick of every disease man is heir to. Utoy are a gentle Purgative at, well as a TonjOj relieving Congestion or Inflammation ?4 the Liver and Yiaceral Organs, in Bilious Diseases. Tho properties of Dr. Walker's Yinkoar Rittkrs are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretio, Sedative, Counter-irritant, Sudurific, Altera tive, and Anti-Bilious. ?. If. Mrl)(?l?ALD ? CO., Drnpiri*t? andO<?n. Act?.. San Krnneiaen, California, anil cor. of Wnnhinsion ami Charttun Sta-. X. T Hold by all l)rn?trUta and D< aim. EXTERMINATORS ano INSECT POWDER FOR uoo nata, Alio#, lUwchea, Ant*, Bod-bags, Moths, fte. J.F.nK.MiT, CL UKA> A CO., N. y!, Sole AwmU. wlllnutt Truth THnmph?ntI Arrata, old and fitting, m.ileaiid fr'n.1..-, make more m.inr* M-Illnc tiur Frvucn ind American th<l fAuwv ?? w than ?; aiythine?-W. Greattat Induce ment* to A|fnli and Purchaicra. ( ntaluxura. Trrina, and fuL. particulars ?cntfrwlo all. 1'. O. Vicsmr, Aasuaia. Ma.a_ A JIOXTH TO AOESTS to tha IMPBOVFD HOME SWUTTl E FEW INQ MACHINE, tha only low priced Lock Stitch dewing Machine ever 1n vented. AMreat JOHNSON, CT.ABK A CO., Bo*lon. Man., N. Y. Cltv^jiMrtttsbnjyih.J'a. 1" tk TF. A iur_NTS w?ntf< in town ai d P.#%_ OC-Untry to tell TKA or get up club , ? ? ?? 7 orders for the largest Tea Company iB O 1?P?rt*r*' prtc?? and inaucerotnta to A**nti. Send for circular. Andrea*. BOBERT WKLL8, 48 T.i>y ?l. K. T^^.O. ?o,t 1887. THE Agenf ?**r new ~~ [ROW YORK HTlTB./^nd tt* WM Catalogue snd *ee <ifir new off**-* E. C. BRIPOMj BEST YET AMY I o* MlrMi of Ml ***' IK eta. wu. receive, free,a be?l nur I s*?d InatrmotisQ-, how to get rich,pi UNfc | oavy*vttv an., tow Sooth m> 3000 WORDS. The Prononuclrig Hand-book of Wcrds often Ml? pronounced, a? given by the beat authorities. Bent to any addre** on receipt of Sixty oent* LEE A SHFPARO, Roaton. HO! FOR COLORADO! With tt? gloTlona climate, magoiaceut scenery, mini' g resomces, stock growing, farming ana health advantage*. General and ?peda' Informa tion given free. Addrm A. H. PATTIE80S, fori Colli * Colorado. W?BM o I? 100 inrwatcd in WallHt. often lead* to a Fortune. No ri.lt 32-iiagn pamphlet ln<?. Vitltmlitf TVr?i/ri /v. 09.. Bankers and Broker*, SB Wali-et.. N. T THE MORMON WIFE. AttKNTM Wanted for th1a fearle?n book. It oomprlie*'he Adventures and Ex parteti ces of a Womm-wriKeii by herself?tor year* the wife ef a Moroioti Prophet; disclosing all that I* >ny*te rlous.wlrkad and (tart'lng. Full of ttar 1 til, g ad venture*, humorou* and patnetic scene*: the roost fascinating boi k rxtant. Portrait c.f the Authoress snd of leartl"g Mormons, tnen <in<t women ; Life and Scenes In Utah,#-. For c rculara, adrtrta* HART FORD PUBLISHING CO.. Hartford, Conn. R ff nvraifl nn?1r* more iro' ev aelltng STL A 111- IV I V VEUS1 I ATKNT FBOOM,than any AUlJll A U other article. One Ag ut ntads 4734 in 31 day*. Rocomm%nlert by Am. Agricid turiit and over 100,01)0 lam'Mea u* ig them. Circular*frf Ci EGO A CO., ?> Cortlaadt S?., NT. WHY 8?n(l ^rt*. wltli addresses of B others and receive postpaid a VineChromo,7x9 worth MAT ?1.V) and Instrnrtion* t<< clear fin a day. rcU I . Flumb A Co., lfw Sooth 8th St., Phils., Pa. NEW BOOK. Nothing Like It In l.lterattire. Agent* wanted for Srtenee In Story, by Or. E. B. Fiiotn. Select your terrl'ory, *0 Artdre**. Mor ray Hill EnblUhtng Co Kxt 'Xtb Strret, N. Y. Colorado for Invalids and Tourists. It* advantage* for Consumptive* and A?thmat lc*. Full particular* given free. Add ru??, A H. PA1 TFRSON, Fort rnlHi.i Color*'-o, D*Y guarantw>(f"^??( au^ Orient Safotv Lamno ? r"' K.nllrfly of Metal, are the only lamps lif ??? wltloli run neither hr?ak,ltak,nor eiplodr. Areot namenfal *i I olt eap. Adapt lio all honMholil ?Mi| ale* to etaree, raetortee, rlmrchti, et?. AGENTS HAKE $10 A DAT Sailing Thane Lamp*. AOB!*Tft WAKTBD In stott county la the United Btetnt. Addle** WALLACE A SONS, Mtt Chamhtrt Mr>*t, New T*r% T1AA17 ?*???* io?i w??d?r?. *ko?M M im< fcy BOOR Iron an the Blood Jg4 XoHolii ftm j4 Blwd, Tomi np C "AS Wanted, P<