The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, April 07, 1875, Image 4
FARM, GARDENfAND HOUSEHOLD,
Srmilblr Farm Notes.
A Missouri farmer, while admitting
the value of other grasses and clover,
thinks redtop is the best grass for sum'
mer pasturage. He claims for it that it
will stand drought better than blue grass,
is well adapted to tenacious clay soils,
nud will thrive on wet land better than
most varieties.
According to an Eugliah agricultural
journal the potatoes which have proved
most successful in the north of England
are the Early Rose, Late Rose, and Vermont
Beauty, all American varieties, and
quite free from disease.
An old experienced farmer once said
toa new beginner in farming: " Young
man, let me give you a little piece of ad
vice, will you ? Never stir up your soil
deeper than you are ablo to manure it."
This is an axiom which is applicable in
many ways.
A harness kept soft and pliable with
good neatsfoot oil will last almost a
utetime. It is stronger, because slightly
elastic, anil will seldom wear off the
hair.
The grafting of stone fruits, as the
plum, cherry, peach, etc., should be done
before that of the pip fruits, apples and
Eears. The right time is just when the
uds of the trees to be grafted arc swelling.
It may bo done, however, when
the foliage has appeared, if the grafts
have been kept dormant.
Botanists have long* known that the
blight in grain is oocasioned by the
growth of a minute parasitic fungus ou
the leaves, stems, and glumes of the liv
ing plant. Felice Foutana published in
the year 1767 an elaborate account of
this destructive pest so injurious to
grain, and since that time modern
botanists have given figures both of
grain and grass affected by it, using
high magnifying powers in their researches,
which have been of much
benefit to the farmer and the world at
large.
The presence of sorrel indicates acidity
in the soil. A clean snmmer fallow with
frequent plowing is a good way to eradicate
it. Lime and salt is a good application.
esneciallv wh?r? fVi? woqiiinm.
from salt works can be cheaply procured.
Slake the lime with a strong
solution of this salt, and apply twenty
to thirty bushels to the acre in the spring.
D. O. Fisk, of Shelbnrne, Mass., says
he has kept Jcraeys for twenty years,
and finds them all ho could desire, both
as to milk and as to feeding qualities, or
when for any reason they are past milking,
or even as steers; that as regards
keeping qualities of the butter, no butter
will keep unless the buttermilk is all
washed out and properly salted, and
that Jersey butter is no exception to the
rule.
It is said that they test the vitality oi
grass seeds in Northern Europe bj
placing a quantity of them on a knifeblade
and heating it over a lighted candle.
The seeds which are alive will
crackle, while the dead seeds will choi
on the blade.
Mule* a* Farm Team*.
It was John Randolph, we believe, wli<
said he would go a mile to kick a sheep
Perhaps it was because wool was noi
cotton. We have known men to go i
less distance to b'" kicked by a mule,
We don't blame the mule. A man luu
no business fooling around somebody'i
mule that has been abused until it hai
come to regard every biped it sees, ex
cepting always chickens and other birds,
as vindictive enemies. Now, mules have
some qualities in common with certaii
men; they love their friends and hat<
their enemies, and they?the mules?
generally get the better of their enemia
UAAUAI* la^eu
The fact is, moles ore just as yor
make them. They will do anything ii
reason for the master who treats then
kindly, and everything unreasonnbh
they can to those who abuse them. Ai
form teams, anywhere south of the lati
tude of forty-three degrees, they will dt
more work than horses, and do it fa]
. easier for their driver. They do not re
quire so much care ; they subsist 01
less food ; are steadier at the plow
and, as cultivators of the great staple ol
the West, corn, require almost no driv
iug when once they have learned wliai
you want.
Their only real disability in the Nortl
is that they are susceptible to extremt
cold, and are permanently injured there
by. This is easily obviated by giving
them warm shelter in the stable, ani:
clothing when standing to the wagon, ex
posed to the cold.
But who ever saw a mule wilting nnde:
the heat of the sun ? Turn a horse ou
on a hot summer day and he will seel
the shade. Give a mule his liberty, and
ten to one, he will stretch himself ou
on the south side of the barn, and enjo;
liimself hugely. Abuse them, and the]
will kick, if they have to wait ten year,
to get the chance. Treat them humane
ly, and they -will work kindly, and wil
be perfectly innocent of mischief t<
their master or his man. It is true the;
are naturally mischievous ; that you can
not break them of, and " what canno
be cured must be endured."?Chicago
Tribune.
A Hint to All.
It has been the practice among man;
newspaper subscribers, after reading
their paper, to mail it to some friend
The new United States law now in effec
makes the paper third-class matter, anc
inflicts so high postal rates that it ii
now cheapor and better for each persor
who desires that liis friend should hav<
the paper to subscribe for it directly al
the office of publication, and have it
sent from there. This will save all th<
trouble of wrapping and mailing, anc
the extra cost for postage, and the papei
will be sent promptly. Send in you:
orders for these papers and they will la
sent at once, saving you trouble, time
and expense.
An ignorant tramp crawled into tin
round house attached to the railway
station at Conemaugh, Pa., one colc
night lately, and went to sleep on th<
softest place he oould And on the floor
He was rather rudely awakened the nex
morning by the encroachment of a loco
motive on bis sleeping quarters, and be
fore he oould oollect his senses his righ
leg was out oompletely oil
. ' SUMMARY OF NEWS.
(torn* or Interest from Home and Abroad
t The Democrats of Pennsylvania will holt
, their State Convention in Erie on Sept. 8. Thi
Republicans will hold their convention at Lan
1 caster, May 26 The Free Pipe bill was de
feated in the Pennsylvania Senate by twenty
six to fifteen The Maine delegation ii
' Congress, just prior to the adjournment ol
Congress, presented to Sj>eaker Maine a silvoi
' gavel The United StateH luternal ltetcuu*
^ department decided that the increased tax oi
^ whisky and tobacco takes effect from and aftei
midnight of the third of February, 1875
It is understood that President Gra ">t will take
no further action in the affairs of Arkansas, h<
b9ing influenced by the receut expression ol
the House agaitiBt governmental interference
Tho appropriation f >r the south pass o
the Mississippi river by C mgress is $5,250,000
Tho pass is to be improvod by Eada' jetty svs
tcm. No money is to be paid until tho worl
shall bo approved by tho United States en
giueers A bill repealing the railroad legis
lation, passed last winter in Minnesota, hai
passed both Houses of that State by a' two
thirds vote.
An embankment at Rindau's pump mill a
Merriton, Canada, gave way recently ani
flooded tho village with water Benjamii
F. Bruce, of Lenox, John G. Orton, of Bing
hainpton, and William C. Wey, of Elmirn, have
been appointed managers of tho Now Yorl
State Inebriato Asylum The new Wis
cousin Railroad bill raises the rates so tha
the companies n Bave eight per cent, more
The companies ked for twenty per cent., hu
profess to be satisfied with the result 1
joiut resolution was passed in Congress to ad
mit the Fitch diamonds free of duty Befor
the Arkansas Legislature adjourned a resolu
tiou was presented by a colored Republics]
member and unanimously adopted, declaring
that peace and quietude now prevail, and ox
tending a welcome to all immigrants, promisini
safety in person and property and freedom o
speech Helen 8ullivan, of Bernardsville
N. J., was burned to death in saving he
father's house from destruction by fire.
The members of the Fennsylvuiia Stat
Legislature paid a visit to the Ccntennia
exposition grounds, and inspected the build
1 fngs in progress there Complications nude
tho now Civil Rights bill have arisen in variou
parts of the South, most of them from
spirit of mischief Tho total number c
immigrants who arrived at the port of Ne'
i York during tho month of February, 1875, wa
4,876, of whom 3,479 were malos and 1,39
i females. During the same month in 1874 th
total nnmber arrived at tho port was 4,222, c
whom 3,008 were males and 1,214 females....
1 A divorce lawyer in Cincinnati sued a paper fc
I $10,000 damages, and the jury rendered a ves
l diet that the paper was right, and gave th
( lawyer nothing Advices from Asia Mine
state that the famine in that country i
. causing terrible distress. In one district alon
r 20,000 persons have died since the commence
ment of the famine. The population of tlii
district before the famine was 52,000
[ Weston, in New York, walked 431 milee in si
. days The new United States Tariff wen
I into effect officially March 3d The lions
of Q. Schry, three miles below Selinsgrovc
Pa., was totally destroyed by lire, and tw
children perished in the flames. Mrs. Sclri
was badly burned Spontaneous combm
tion is said to have caused the burning of th
Pacific Mail steamship Japan Eugagt
meuts have taken placo between the Spaniel
and insurgents in Cuba.
New Jersey lias a bill under consideratio
which imposes a fine not exceeding #5,000, an
imprisonment for a terra not exceeding on
year, on any person who shall transfer hi
property to avoid taxes, or who shall encumbc
his j>roperty for the purpose of claiming a di
duction for debts Over seven thousan
tons of mail matter pass between New Yot
and Washington each year A now ministi
has been agreed upon in France. The Dul
d'Audiffret-Pasquier has been made Ministi
of the Interior. Two Republicans have bee
admitted Balances in the United Stab
treasury : Currency, 9,779,700; special depos
of legal tenders for the redemption of cortil
cates of deposit, #40,170,000; coin, #75,12:
988, including #'22,425,100 coin certificate*
outstanding legal tenders, #382,000,000
The Pope has permitted the Austiian bishot
to comply with the law requiring them 1
inform the authorities of the names of tl
priests appointed to livingB The Germa
government having been informed that Frant
intended to order an experimental conceutr:
tion of troops on her eastern frontier early i
the spring, intimated to President MacMahc
that it would direct the mobilization of tw
army corps on the Rhine if Franco persisted i
carrying out the intention.
- A nre in Callao did $200, COO damage TL
aggregate enm in the twelve general approprii
1 tion bills passed daring the late seeBion of tl;
? United States Congress is $176,000,000..
, Tlie Budget committee of the Austrian Iteicln
j rath have Btrnck out the appropriation of $75
8 000 to defray the expenses! of the represent
.* tion of Austria at the Philadelphia Ceutonnia
1 The Boston Globe says that Gov. GasU
3 and his council have determined on the execi
j tion of the boy Jesse Pomeroy.... A riot to<
- place at Bogota, C. A. The millers liavit
t ^raised the price of flour, the bakers did tl
3 same with the price of bread, and combined I
keep it so. The people assembled in gre
numbers in the square of Bolivia, and final
proceeded to gut all the bakers' shops th<
j could come at. The authorities did nothin
, ?s the mob bad 'it all their own way ]
Indianapolis Lewis Bishop cut his wife's thro
1 because she refused to hve with him.... Frai
J. Potter, late deputy superintendent of tl
Rhode Island State farm, ha&god himself
* his farm in Connecticut A letter was r
l ceivod at the United States Treasurer's ofll
i from England, inclosiDg $14 ' conscientioi
b restitution " from a former citizen of this con
b try, who is now a resident of Reading, Englan
, The United States Senate confirmed tl
] nominations of Godlove 8. Orth, of Indiana,
r oe r.nvoy .Extraordinary and Minister Plenip
r tentiary to Austria ?nd Hungary; Horace <
Maynard to be Minister Resident of the Uniti
J States at Constantinople.
' The civil service reform in force for tl
selection of employees by the Unitod Stab
^ government has been abandoned by oider i
the President The Kansas Legislate
I adjourned without voting a penny to the gras
9 hopper-stricken regions of the State....
Steamers arriving in United States ports repo
t having seen many wrecks at eea, the wreol
. generally deserted by their crews 1
- Schenectady, N. Y., Gates, charged with mn
t der, was tried and found guilty all In one da
In the oeee of EMrander, the colored wt
murderer in Virginia, sentenced to be hanged,
a stay of proceedings lias been granted
' Two children of Wm. Thomas, a colored man,
1 of Wilkeebarre, Pa., were burned while their
? mother was out after water. The eldest was a
- boy three years old, who died a few minutes
- after the mother returned, and the youngest,
- a baby, had its legs burned to a crisp up to the
i : knees A boiler exploded in Itusliville,
t Ind., killing two persons instantly and serious- !
f ly injuring four others In New Hampshire
> the vote for Governor was so close that there
> was no choice by the people, and the election
r of Governor goes to the Legislature About
one thousand men have joined the new Black
' Hills expedition to Btart this spring In
' Atlanta, Georgia, a colored barber joined with
F others in visiting saloons and testing the Civil
Rights question. He lost patronage by it, and
f this so worked upon his mind that he oom
mittcd suicide.
Upon the revival of tie franking privilege
' tons U|>on tons of matter were sont by mail
; from Washington During the last ten
- years fifty-two life insurance companies in the
14 j United States have ceased doing business I
- j A woman called at the house of Mr. Beckworth, '
in Georgetown, D. C., and on being rofused
1 alms left. Shortly after she met a little niece
1 of that gentleman, having in her arms his in1
faut child, six weeks old. She persuaded the
- girl to give it to her, and sent her oil to a store
3 to buy some candy, since which time neither
i the woman nor child has been seen or heard
" | or A dispatch from Florence, Arizona, nays
I ' old Bender, the Kansas murderer, it* still thore
awaiting Gov. Osborne's requisition. lie seems
^ to realize his fate, and is willing to submit to
i i tho law The Congressional delegation in
" | New Hampshire is two Democrats to one Ree
I publican At the twonty-tliird annual com"
! mencement of the Women's Medical College in
II Philadelphia sixteen students graduated as
5 doctors of medicine Petitions for the pas"
Bage of a prohibitory liquor law, from all sec5
tious of tho Dommion of Canada, continue to
f be received daily. Mr. Burke presented one to
' tho House signed by 13,000 inhabitants of New
r Brunswick. There was great cheering when
the petitions was presented John Mitchel
e was ro-clocted to Parliament from tho Tip.1
perary district, Ireland Gov. Booth, of
[- California, having resigned his office in order
r to take his seat hi the United States Senate,
s | Lieut,-Gov. liomualdo Pacheco, a native Calia
foruiau, becomes Governor A bill passed
f I both Houses of the New York Legislature desv
j claring that after January 1, 1870, all taxes
s ; shall be collected in gold or its equivalent, and
7 all contracts made shall be payable in United
e ; State* coin The Apaches have been killing
f ; herders in Mexico.
ir ! The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. have
- j completed and now occupy their new
e factories in Cambridgeport, Mass., in
,r which they have introduced machinery
B to an extent never before employed in
0 ; the manufacture of organs. By the aid
h ! of this they not only produce the best
j organs, but with greatest economy.
Twice as mauy organs can be produced,
' I in proportion to the number of men emx
ployed, as would be possible- with ordi1
! nary facilities, and this iB the reason
0 ; not only for such admirable instruments
*? j but also for such low prices. *
y j Nil Despcrandum.
s" A real healthy mail or woman is a
? rarity; and what wonder ? when we rei
alize that it is the custom to overload the
1 1 stomach, and then produce chronic dis;
ease by the use of Bpirituous liquors,
n "tonics," "appetizers," "restoratives,"
d I etc. Having first produced disease by
o indiscretion, the victim wonders why
" nothing does him good." Justso; and
)r j the reason is that they all, or nearly all,
a_ i find a basis in alcohol?or poison. To
"(1 all thus discouraged we can conscieu'
tiously say, "make one more trial."
| Discard spirituous medicines, and give j
7 nature a chance, aiding her in the strug- |
16 gle by using one of her own pure and
3r unadulterated herb remedies, in the
n i shape of Vinegar Bitters. The discoverer,
Dr. J. Walker, of California, is no
it 1 pretender, but an honorable practicing
i- physician, and his discovery is the result
2, of years of labor and study. The woni.
derful cures effected by them of dyspepsia,
fevers, rheumatism, andjnany other
^ ; terrible diseases, are ahuost incredible. *
ic i Don't Hack, Hack, Congh, Cough !
.n Congh is a symptom by which various dis!e
cased conditions of the throat, bronchial tubes
and lungs manifest themselves. But whether
it arises from the irritation produced in the j
u throat and larynx by taking cold, from an atn
tack of bronchitis, from incipient consumption,
or from various other causes, nothing will allay
it more speedily or cure it more permanently
J1 than Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
i It does not matter whether it be a recent attack,
or a lingering cough, the Discovery is in
16 1 either vase equally well adapted for its relief
i- and permanont cure. In fact, it will cure a
,e j cough in one-half the time necessary to cure it
with any other medicine, and it does it, not by
' | drying it up, but by removing the cause, sulis
: duing the irritation, and healing the auected
I parts. No time should be lost in commencing
a_ j the use of a proper medicine for the relief of a
| cough, for unless this course is pursued,
; serious and dangerous disease of the lungs is
>n | liable to result. Golden Medical Diarovery is
| sold by all dealers in medicines.?Com.
>k N. Y. Supremo Court has confirmed its
'K injunction against an imitation of the preparate
| tion of Witch Hazel, known as Pond;s Extract.
to ! ?Com.
at Annex's Litno Balsam causes the
lv I lungs to throw off the matter that
.y ! over the air-cells, and makes the patient
y ' breathe more freely, and purifies the blood,
I gives strength to the body, and tone to the diLn
! gestive organs, and heals the irritated parts,
; and gives life and health to the system. Asth.
1 ma is soon relieved by its use. For sale by
i dealers in family medicines generally.?Com.
ie
at Over-exertion, either of body or mind,
0. produces debility and disease. The usual
remedy is to take some stimulant, the offset of
co i which is the same as giving a tired horse the
us | whip instead of oats. The true way is to forQ.
; tify the system with a permanent tonic like the
. Peruvian Syrup (a protoxide of iron), which
gives strength and vigor to the whole ?ystem.
to I ?Com.
Johnson'8 Anodyne Liniment is, without
doubt, the safest, surest, and best remedy
C. 1 that has ever been invented for internal or exyj
temal use. It is applicable to a great variety
of complaints, and is equally beneficial for man
j or beast.? Com.
ie
Ba We have seen it stated in various
. papers throughout the oonntry that agents for
1 the sale of Sheridan's Cavalry OoruiUum Points
ders were authorized to refund the money to
e- I any person who should use them and not bo
! satisfied with the result. We doubted this at
'" first, but the proprietors authorize us to say
** that it is true.?Com.
Burnett's Cocoaine is the best and
n cheapest hair dressing in the world.?Com.
I sS2*J
*100 A MONTH. ANKNTH WANTED
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Mt~\ XT T? ~\T This country has money (or
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Business lden. F s r m e r s ,
Young Men, Boys, Women, ,
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TO (or the times, and will soil (ash
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i <1 HINTS WANTED. Men or women. 834 a
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W. O. CANNON. 411 kneeland Street. Boston, Mass.
THE PENN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA. j
An old and successful Life Company desires to secure
the services of a reliable person, who has had exp Tienoe
as a Life Insurance Solicitor, as Dlstriot Agent, for
this locality.
Tkr t'rtin <? tn'irtly Mutual?mnkos annual dividends,
or retnrn of surplus, to ita members, and has as large a
proportion of Assets to Liabilities as any Mutual Life
Company In the United States. Is issues policies of all
desirable forms, which are all non-forfeitable. and can
offer Inducements to the insuring public equal to any. '
It Is prepared to make libers I Commission Contracts with ,
experienced men. In the 28 years of its existence the <
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02I Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa. i
THE BEST
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in
. IOWA AND NEBRASKA,
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ONE MILLION AvitES in IOWA and SOUTH- I
BRN NEBRASKA. I
The finest country In the world to coinbino FAIOIINti
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Products will pity for I.mri and Improvements
Ions before llie Prinripnl becomes
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for Cnsh.
" The so-called destltntton iu Nebraska lies in the far
western region, beyond the lands of the B. A h. K. R
Co."
5 For circulars that will describe fully these lands,
and the terms of sale, apply to or address,
LAND COMMISSIONER,
Burlington, Iowa, for Iowa land),
or Lincoln, Nob-, for Nebraska Land'.
Itriarnll, Church A: Hall, |
^t?Wfrl,AVir H*>!jurd, Mnnn.t say.*?
1 ' " The demand for yonr Sea Foam j
increases rapidly. Never a comf5^_5w
plaint."
Jont'N, Kcnncr A' Co., Wilket/y<
vni" barr*. <v>., say :?" Have sold your
r/fc3S3\ 1 Sea Foam to all claeaa* of t: ade. It
i IibBw ) I never failed to give aatiafactlon."
V \.\VfiBe / } A Biggest thing to raise yon ever
saw. Greatest thing to sell you
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ing recipes xua fine. Send at
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17Q llaane Ht., New Y or It.
5 I Q T MONKY IN IT NIJIIE ! Just out.
?J V O I Useful, Handsome, Cheap. Sells everyTHE
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lay sSt.N.Y.. A 170 w. 4th St.Cln.O.
SHARPS RIFLE* CO.,
Manufacturers of Patent Brecch-loading, Military.
Sporting and Creed moor Killea. The It ret in the
World. Winner at International and nearly all other
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<?>1 A TJT71? TA A "V" 10 Agents, canvassing
I " r I 1 J I\ 1 Ji\. X for Man ley's Celebrated
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72 magnificent samples to begin work with sent for 26
cts. Address II. C. MANLKY, Fashionable Kngraver,
31? Washington Street. Boston, Mass.
HOTELS ~ ws\n
BAKERS
GROCERS A.-.
HOUSEKEEPERS A!-L
BOARDING HOUSES
6 PRIVATE FAMILIES.
I have an IMPUOYKO 'tKFKIPT for making a
PURE 1IAK I.Ml or YEAST POWOKK, equal
to the best in the market, wltti which 1 will onH -
giving 44) nn and KXCELKBNT METHOIWIc'r
using it In cooking. My Baking Powder can be made for
16 cents a pound. Why pay oO or 60 cents per pound
when yon can easily make/our own for 16 cents ? Price
of my receipt. 81.25. It will, however, bo sent upon
receipt of Jjt I .Of) uy MAlt, with directions (in English
and German) for making and c8iko, if the name of the
newspaper is given in which this advertisement is seen.
The cost of this receipt 18 savi'.b in every three
POrrMDB of the powder made. Ingredients kept by gro:ers
and druggists everywhere. Address
11. \V. lllilGBS, Pracllcnl Druggist,
. Chicago, ill.
<ei"l /"k lo 825 PER HAY?Send for "Chromo'
??1' ' cYtalogne. J. H. BUKFORD'S SONS, Boston.
CiO/ k/t 8 month to agents everywhere. Address
KXOKLSIORM'K'O CO.. Buchanan. Mich.
A GENTS. Chang Chang sella at sight Necessary as
(\. soap. Goods free. Chang Chang M'f'g Co., Boston.
m AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.?The
ohnioest in the world?Importers' prices?largest
Company in America?staple article?pleases
evorybody?trade increasing?beet inducements
?don't waste time?send for Circular to ROBERT
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p* PER DAY Commission, or 3D a week Salary
and Expenses We offer it and will pay
It. Apply now. uTWEBBER A CO.. Marion, O.
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Of any and every klad. Send atamp^?^^**kjjW;
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ORGANS
For Home Use, and for Churohe
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NEW AND IMPROVED STYLES.
Unequaled in Tone, and in Beauty c
Exterior.
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OF BOSTOX, MASS.,
L'all attention to their Now I.lM, with Knjrrnvlnjra an
Descriptions, and assure the pnldlo that in these Instn
merits are to be found combined the best effects whic
they iiave made in their twenty-five years of experience
No other Instrument so exactly imitates the Pipe Or*s
tone.
PltlCE.N TO SUIT TIIE TIMES.
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jjiiu ic3.<tell it all
Wuh Hy Mr*. Ftenhouso of Salt L?k? City, fcr Sir
jQflRgutf years the wife of a Mormon High Privet. In
troduction by Mrs. Ktowc. This vtory of .$
H "Otntn'i experience lay* bare the "hit/den life?
A H|mysteries, secret doing*, etc. of the Mormons na
w9mhB " wide-awake woman $ce* them.** Bright, Pur J
and Good, it is tho brM new book out, actwu\
ovrrjiuwina with good thing* for nil. It U popular jvery
where, with everybody, end ouUelU all other books thrcz1
one. MinUtcrs soy * G'<*/ tjsxil it.*9 Eminent woir.u'
endorse it. Everybody wants It t and agent* are sellinfi
from 10 to SO a clay f 85tii thousand now in press/ %i
want hflOO :nore trusty agents NOW ?men or women - ; tvl
we will mail Outfit Freo to those who will canvass. I40
pamphlets with full particular*, terms, etc. sr*f frr* a* Ja
ftUUress a. u. wobtiiikotom ft Co.. Hartford. Conn."
This new Truss Is wot
with, perfect c o m f o r
tOM if TftRT Ti'll night and day. Adap
U n Iteolf to every motion .
T SUSS* J!S body, retaining lta
I i n 111 i 111 ni ir turn anditr the karde
% M exercise or sovereet strul
% W until permanently cure.
% M|&# M Sold ckeap by tho
\tJ V^ Elastic Truss Co.
No. 083 Broadway. N. Y. City.
ind lent by mall. Call nr send for Circular, and be cure.
9 PER BAY at homo. Terms free. Ai
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ft>f\ /\ A MONTH?Agents wanted over
1 where. Business konorable and firs
rlsss. Particulars sent five. Addre
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CONSTANT KMPI.OYMKNT.?At home, Ma
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julred. Particulars and valuable samples sent free. A
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Send for Circular for Territory. Term*, etc., to
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SENT PRE!
A Book exposing the mysteries of XTT ATT Qfl
and how any one may operate sue- *' Tl IJXJ O J
cennfully with a caimai of !?50 or 3IOOO. Coranle
Insttuctions and illustrations to any sddreas. T( .V
HKIIhti: A: CO.* Hank Kits ani> Biiokkiui 2 Wi
aireni. New York.
The Favorites
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For full information respecting our floods, or Aronci.
for same, address WEE1I SEWlN'.l MAC'HIN
CO.II I'ANY at llartTord. Conn., or our bran.
Offices In lending Cities.
(!>OA liniiv to Ascnts. 85 new articles and tl
" beat Family Paper in America, with two *5.
Chrumoa. free. AM. M'F'f 1 U8., 3QO Broadway, N.
The Ways
of TVomen,
ty Prof. J. V.C. SMITH, M.TY,?neofik* moit remarkable books
ever iwu?i from tii? Auieriuui p r?i Pr. 11*11 M)i,"Lri:r
Ckaptbr i* * mien mink or information." Th* New York
World mja,"It is a book full or sound inromatiob fob
both *?**?. Dr. Mothe, the rel?brmte?l French physician,bays,
"etbby fill ib whiat, til KCHAir ib mlsaino* A plind opportunity
for sarcntt tointUmnn**! wmv cit ctA i
plslnlnjof hart tin,.,! Thr? b-ok wilu r?!l- Send for circular*;
inr rut DI.'STIN". OILMAN A CO., Hartford, Conn.
(?*17 K A WKKK. Apent* wantedeverywhere. F
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13 BlPgei TEHS or PAPEBB always olai
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TITT TV WHAT ABK P1LE8
lei I llBEADt "PLAIN BLDN1
| 0 h I I | Facta," a Treatise on tbi
All % Causes, History, Cure auc
I ^ Prevention of PI LES. Pub
miished by P. NKUSTAED
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a fr. I I lSew York. Sent KRKK toal
M C ? Aparta of the Culled States or
-A- If * * 1 aWwraoelpl of a letter sump. _
r D11 C DC V or FITM cured by the use of RAi
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I ni#CY Uur CatnloKue
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wUh for it, and will be sent
p K "D T^TT "j\T Post Free on Applicatioi
VJaVAVL/I-i A a it contains list* of the choice
varieties, carefully arown frti
AND best of stock, specially euiti
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. den and Hot-Iie<l use; Farn
b'T /^"XArTTT5 Private Hardens and Qrec
Jl LU VV i-s X\ house,.. Address,
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OCLUO Beaten, Mas
finillll MORPHINE.HABIT -P^dn
_ _ u hh curea vj nr. liecfc'n OQ]
|| III IWI known and lore Earned/.
Wl Iwlll NO CHARGE
for treatment tmtU cured. Call on or addrei
DR. J. O. BECK,
113 John Street, CI5CULBATI, OHM
FASHIONS!5,
them.
g
f -Kvn M Linen or from?ver]
" ? Caitirl'alialr. Pat- for .treat
flMfeJt rer K lorn wlih Cloth JSW r?tf?rn w
V Polon-?l?? >' t* "111. fMtl, M t,
? Vary BtyHeh m ihT Wo rive a ported CLOTH
aeyr rood a. Pattern win, garment together, after being ei
"* """ Any Pattern on thl
Smith's " Instant Dress Elevator." A It V- A"
/ ^ d a Thle CUT .how. the I'llL ft
'nD^' Upper Part of the IIni H
AWKS! Rklrt iwronir aide **lllirl
/BwSSSfrtS out*, with the ' KIo- of TWO oft
MMmhA vator" flaed In. Yon vator," mail
ran ralea jour aklrt Will oend yoi
while peatlng a mud- PQlUin at ?ro
<ly than -,
II fall, you ran keep C
,h'M?JSaci?^M " ralard. Itkrenathe _
?8gigT&*M aklrt from ll.a gllth. Pfll n f
It Loojia tt.eaklrt In ullLaU IJ
-Uonabl. JCannTr!*t^rU' rawa'fii
the fullnees to tha bark, making the r*loan 04
" tralsht front." it Save* mora g,Vx"
ban Ten Ttraea Ita Ooet. II ran be ?, -n n?Tj:,'i
riir/aa'T.. Draaa another, bazaar, *
Mhli MCb. Anmnl* aa
TION flOOK. or. Secrets' of I>???X?ln?
Address, Vsry plain, _
A. BURD
P. a Box BOM.
illf'
JBBfcfc?
n Ari I ; I T n i f * Ji J gfl By g J "1m
l)r. J. Walker's California Vin
] egar Bitters aro a purely Vegetable
' ; preparation, made chiolly from the na1
tivo herbs found on tho lower ranges of
i ' tho Sierra Novada mountains of Califor1
nla, the medicinal properties of which
[ are oxtractcd therefrom without the use
. ] of Alcohol. Tho question is almoet
' ! daily asked, "What is tho causo of tho
i unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit}
| tersT" Our answer is, that they remove
tho cause of disease, and tho patient ro>
! covers his health. Thov aro the great
' J blood purifierand a life-giving principle,
~ r? perfect Renovator and Invigorator
t of tho Bystera. Never before in tho
$ history of the world has a mcuicino been
p compounded possessing tho remarkable
! qualities of Vinkoar Bittkrs in healing the
i- sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are a gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
? relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
, the Liver ana Visceral Organs, in Bilious
a. diseases.
i. The properties of Dr. Wat.ker'c
5- * INEOAB Bittkrs aro Aperient, Dianhoretie,
y- | Carminative, Nutritious. Laxative. Diuretic,
^ Sedative, Counter-irritant, Sudorific, AlteraI
five, and Anti-Bilious.
]e 1\? lUCUUililliU (V tu*<
o. Druggists andGen. Apts., San Francisco, California, "
d- j and cor. of Wushington nnd Charlton Sts.. N. Y.
If. j Sold ny nil Drugpldt* and Dealers.
_ N7 Y. N. U.?NCT 12
OPIUM
Habit Cured
If ' A certain and Hare cure, without Inconvenience,
! tnd at home. An antidote that stands purely on Its
: own merits. Send for my quarterly magazine (U
| cast* you not/Uny), contalnlngccrtltlcates of hundred]
that have been permanently cured. I claim to haw
Ijr discovered and produced the kibsT oiuoi.sal and
ONLY SURE CURE FOR OPIT3M BATING.
( DR. 8. B. COLLINS, La Porto, Tnd.
AB%ng|*a HAIlITtCO'RKD at Home. Wo *
? ; U III Bfl Publicity. Terms moderate,
j J ESI Tlino short. Four years of un*
VI B parnlleledsuccess.Dcscrlbccnse.
J | 4lOQtestimonials.AddicssUr.F.K.Marb!i,Qulncy,Mlch.
1 and expenses a mouth to agents. Address
j XVU A. L. BTObUA?), Jonesvtlle, Mich.
. My annual catalogue of Ventiihlo and Mower Seed
for 1876, will he sent yVee to all who apply. Customers
of last season need not write for it. In it will he found
soveral valuable varieties of new vegetables introduced
for the first time this season, having made new vegetables
a specialty for ninny years. Growing or?r <i hundred
and fifty rarirtirh on my several farms, I would
particularly invito the patmnsge of market gardeners
and all others who are especially' desirous to have their
seed pure and fresh, aud of'the very hrit 'train. All seed
I Bent out from my establishment are covered by three
warrants as given in inv catalogue.
JA1UKS J. II. GltliGOHY,
.Murblohoad. .lines.
j Established 1SBS.
g TILIDT! MARK, PATENTED*
ib Thf hrat finrl rhrnmct Pnlnt In Ifin
World for Iron. Tin or Wood. For salo
Jf by Poolers everywhere. FRINOF.S' METALLIC)
PAFNT CO.. Miimift'rera, Of. Cedar St.. New York.
? f^fCAUTION.?Purchasers will pleaso
k seo that our name and trade mark arc on each and
every package. Send for a Circular.
f j ATLANTIC WEEKLY.
I I A LlTKIIAItY .lOi'ltNAI. for the KAiUU.Y.
b i NO ('ONTIMIKll STOItlKS.
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! ONE YKAI(,jS2.0O. ? MONTHS. ^ 1,2ft.
( It EAT Fit KM II'.11 OFFKIt.
The choice of two beautiful Steel Kngrnvlnipi. slxe 19*24, ,
I : and THIS kFnTBIM,"
As a premium to each subscriber for <5 months; and
1 91 WO It Til ofC'llOM'tt KhOW Kit SKMJS,
? or both eDKraviogiJo each yearly nubst-riber.
t8* i Rfl Pf MTV2 For this ninount we will Rend Diet
sJU bLll I o. Atlantic" for :) inonths* trial,
of post-paid. AffonfN wruileil everiivlifrt'. Adiltvm
l ATIjANTIC \VKKKLYt722 Chestnut St.. Phihi.
BD. LANGELL*fl WBW ASTHXI
AND CAT A HE! 3 BEHEDY.
Ilaring struggled twenty years between life and
death wltli A8TH&IA, I experimented by compounding
roots end herbs sud inhaling the medicine.
I fortunately discovered a wonderlul
remedy aad eare cure for Asthma end Catarrh.
Warranted to relieve Instantly so the patient can
Ma down to rest and sleep comfortably. Drag*
dsts are supplied with sample packages for rasa
distribution. Oa)1 and get one, or addreso
U. iANGHLI., Apple Creek. Ohta.
WS0I4 by Drwffkts. VuU.ua Vacks<e, by mall, ll.Sa. ,
Iowa R. R. Land Co.
1 Haa for sain 1,500,000 Arrm of Railroad Lands in
H tho Middle Region of Western Iowa.
? BKTTKU 1.AM1H AT CI1KAFKK FIUCKK
ly than can Ixi found el'ewheie within civilization. No
|Jf graaahoppera. No ague. No Indians. Average credit
price 1*5 and i?l{ per aero. Start right! Call or send
to the Company's office, i>2 Randolph Street. Chicago,
and obtain full information and Iniw to reach the lands
13 free. For maps and pnmnhleta. with prices and tenur,
address Iowa Railroad faind Co., Chicago, or Cedar
Rapids, Iowa,
v i JOHN II. CALIIOIX,
Lnnrt t'oinniinKioiier.
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mith's Illustrated Pattern Bazaar
'He only Magazine that IMPORT8 STYLES and
rear, with Premium. 8ee BelowI I (o^rMn,
I" ML JSL Ml
f t>IUhl<hlii( entirely new ?HocnniTnit l<> ?ny goods? hlrrttrlng*
anita _(?Very ilcatrable.? fl*nr?,loanvgon.!?. undo for Uundrlng.
Ith Cloth Pattern with flat* 1'ntmrn Willi Cloth Pattern with Cloth
inta. \hhot'l, M centa._ htrotrl, as eta. Mjrfrf, SB centa.
MODEL with every pattern, whleh atmwa lost how to put tha
lit by the pattern. They are FERFXOT GUIDES.
8 pptRA mnlled on receipt of marked price#
ApfTn I _Tho*" whoacnd toA. Burdette
a IILLLII I Smith One Year's Subscription
4 Slip I Lll I <S1.101 for hla BAZAAR'THI8
* Ul I msl* I MONTHt will trot Their Choice
.he above Patterns, and Smith's Instant Dresa Bleed
to thetn FREE as THKIR PREMIUM: OR he
i a certificate which will entitle you to select your prer
time.
BT XT HP A. OIjUB 2
miNV We shall give away $2,130.00
IUII1 a In GOLD COIR to 102 Persons who wet
t Olubs for the 'BAZAAR' between NOWsnd First
, Tbe person who jteta up theJLAKCE8T CLUB will
fe?l^c"twVKVs *,w&, Ijkus&
is. Whose names and addresses will bo found In this
with the number that each .one sent. Get a copy,
dy mailed for 28 cents. "SMITH'S INSTRUOr
10 oenta a year. Cataloffu* mailed xor una ft tamp. * ^
ETTE SMITH,
4>I4 Broadway^ Now York Olty?