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' ? bome 1 arrest in? Muskets in use, 1370. Pistols ia us3, 1511. Spectacles invented, 1'2SO. Paper made of linen, in 1300. Printing iuvente.l at Metz bv Gut tenbe:g,M45Q. Printing introduced into England, 1471. Tobacco introduce.! into France by Nicot, 1500. * First coach made in England, 1504. Clocks tirst made in England, 1608. Potatoes first introduced into Irelnn.l, , ia 1580. L.'uen fkvil made in England, 1253. Tu3 art ox weaving introduced into England, 1330. Musical notes, used, invented, 1389. Cannon first used at the siege of Algezira*, 1342. Plavs were first acfed at Rome, 239 B. C.' The first public libiary was founded at Athens, 526 B. C. The first public library was founded at Rome, 167 B. C. % The first public library was founded at * Alexandria, 84 A. 1). Paper was invented in China, 170 B. C. The calendar was reformed by Julius. Caesar, 45 B. C. Insurance on ahips and merchandise first made, A. 1). 43. Saddles came into use in the fourth century. Hors * shoe* of iron were first made, >' A. IX 481. Stirrups were not made till a century latir. Manufacture of silk brought from India into Europe, 551 A. D. Stone buildings ami glass introduced into England, 674 A. 1). Pens first made of quills, A. D. 635. Pleadings in courts of judicature introduced A. v. 788. The first regular bank was established at Venice in 1157. Astronomy and geometry brought into England, 1230. The degree of doctor first conferred in Europe at Bologna, iu 1130; in England, 1203^ The figures of arithmetic brought into Europe &e Saracens, A. D. 991. Paper of cotton rags invented toward the close of the tenth century. Comedr and tragedy were first exhibited at Athens 257 years B. C. Post-office established in Frauce, 14G4; in England, 1581; in Germany, 1641. Turkeys aud choc date introduced into England from America, in 1529. Anecdote of the Bank of Euglan 1. An extraordinary affair happeued about the year 1740. One of the directors, a very rich man, had occasion for ?30,000, which he was to pay as the price of r.n estate he had just bought. To facilitate the matter, he carried the sum with li'ni to the bank, and obtained for it a banknote. On his return home, he was suddenly called out upon particular business. He threw the note carelessly on ' the mantlepiece, but when he came ( back *\few minutes afterward to lock it up, it was not to be found. No one had entered the room; he could not, therefore, suspect auy person. At l;ist, after much ineffectual search, he was persuaded that it had fallen from the mantelpiece into the fire. The director went to acquaint his colleagues of the misfortune that had happeued him ; and, as he was known to be a perfectly honorable mau, he was readily believed, ft was only -about fcmr-and-twenty hours from the time he had deposited his money ; they thought, therefore, that it would be hard to refuse lib. second note. He received it npon giving au obligation to restore the first note if it sh mid ever 1>3 fouud, or to pav the money himself if it should be presented by a stranger. About thirty years afterward (the di A. ' - - %1 1 ..,.1 rector uu\iu^ utfJi IUJJJ5 untu, m u his heirs iu possession of his fortune , an unknown person presented the lc s? . note at the bank, and demanded payment. it was iu vain that they mentioned to this person the transaction by which that note had been annulled ; he would not listen to it. He maintained that it had come to liimi from abroad, and insisted upon immediate payment. The note was payable to bearer, and the ?30,000 were paid to him. The heirs of th^ director w.mM not listen to any demands of restitution, and the bank was obliged to sustain the loss. , It was discov red afterward that an architect, having purchased the director's home, had rnkeu it dowui in-order to bu:ld another !i mse on the same sp^ and foon I the note iu the crevice of (HT chiratfer, and made his discovery an 1 engine for robbing the bank, in which he was completely successful. Printing ail Jo trnalisai iu i'kiuu. A C line printing office is a greater curiosity than on> wo ild think. Tue alpa ib>t 11 unbnrs way into the tinman 1*, an I a cq> ami lo .ver eaiegoe* all the way rota 1 the iusid* of a two-story building a id half way u;> the roof. It takes ua apprentice tweny years to learn thecal, a ad ch 'ii h? li n to use a step ladler to gel a1: the high?i* bran dies. A case was on *? pied iu Canton, and it took tive days to remove the type iron the form of the foreman. They punctuate wherever tliev can drop a dot, without regard to the pospcctive. Wh m the editor coins a wor.i the priuter whittles out a new character with li s jack-knife. The journey men set by the square foot, and uever belong to a union. They do their presswork by hand, and use boxing gloves to ink the type. They have oTie paper in the empire a thousand years old, and the bound volumes half till a pagoda, It is rumored that Bennett has started to edit that venerable paper. The editor's head is responsible for all items published in the paper, and is taken off whenever an article of news is published. Not nn editor has been beheaded in China for the last tive hundred years. The Chinese have just invented a twenty-five cylinder press for printing tea chests, with which they are able to print one a week.?San t'ran* isco Mon itor. Gambling in Paris. Paris lias again been scandalized by a gentleman at a club losing $100,000 at the card table in a single night. The police summarily closed the establishment next day, from which it is evident that the club in quest:ou wa< not the C?rcle de la Rue Raya'e, nor the Jockey Club, nor the Imperial?aii of whnh, with others of espial standing, continue to flourish at the present moinear. Enormous sums continue to be lost all the year round a? respectable clubs like those above mentioned, and at tue Cercle de la Mediterranee of Nice, which seems to hive been establish \1 lor the convenience of geutlameu wlio ?ret<o lazy to go every day to Monaco. It w; s no: so very long ago that the son of a R mmauiun banker lost ?200,000 within a month at this charming place of recreation. " Ho, all ye dyspeptics !" say6 a patent medicine advertisement. If all the dyspeptics would hoe regularly their fcitmber w*wld be reduned aewifcgly. Instinct of Wiltl lioosp? The St. "L uis J!rpubltru:? says : Dr. Link ford, who returned a day or two since from the southeastern part < f the Suite, rueutions the following curous fact ill natural history. He gives the statement on the authority of Mr. W. R. Sin til, a leading farmer and miller hving near Morley, in Seott county, Mo. About a ve.ir ago Mr. Smith cay tared two young wiltl geese ami raised t mm with th balance of his dome fc e gee lings. The wild ones became quite tame and took kindly to the changes of civilized life. They adapted their habits to the ordinary delight, of the barnyard, and swain in the pond with the tame geese, without showing a disposition to go on a wild goo^e chase. At length, about tln^. fourth of November, the weather began to change, aud after being domesticated some eiglit mouths the wild fellows prompted by an instinct to seek a more suuny clime on the approach of winttr, spread their wings to the breeze aud started on a migratory tour, Hying southward. Their departure was natural and to be expected. After an absence of two months, early in January, great was Mr. Smith's surprise o find, on getting up one morning, that the two wild geese had returned to their old haunts on the farm. They not only returned, but eleven more wild geese came witli them as visitors, which they piloted safely from some Southern bayou. The new comers made themselves at home, and were fed and fondled by the children. They come up to the mill at feeding time to get their rations, and gabble all together, and put on all the airs of civilized geese who have had a good moral training. Another Cure for Hydrophobia. Some curious information has recently come to light in connection with the cure of hydrophobia. The Germans, it is known, used in former days to employ a medicine composed of a species of blistering beetle, or Spanish fly, as a remedial n<rent iu hvdronliobia: and " - o A. even as long ago as 1750 the great Swedisli naturalist, Linmeus, suggested the employment in such cases of the common blistering beetle. Since then it has come to the notice of travelers and men of science that iu many parts of northern Africa, as for instance Tunis, the natives use two species of beetles, very nearly allied to the blistering beetle, as a cure for hydrophobia. The medicine thus composed is known under the name of denionu, and is mentioned in several Arabian works 011 medicine. A portion about the weight of a grain of corn is given to the sufferer. It is administered to the person bitten generally iu meat soup, and must be taken between the tweutv-first and twenty-seventh day Rfter the bite; if taken before or after these dates, it will not affect a cure. The natives seem to have great faith in this remedy, and preserve the dried beetles as a treasure. It might be worth while to try a sere? of experiments on the use of the vesicating beetles in this terrible malady. Heaping His Reward. An officer of rural police, in Russia, when driving on a country road, finds a dead body by the wayside. Cougratu- # lating himself on this bit of good luck, he proceeds to the nearest village, and lets the inhabitants know that all manner of legal proceedings will be taken against them, so that the supposed murderer may be discovered. The peasants ore of course frightened, and give liim a considerable sum of money in order that he may hush up the affair. An drdiuarv officer of police would have been quite satisfied with this ransom, but the officer was not an ordinary man, and was very much iu need of money ; he conceives, therefore, the brilliant idea of repeating the experiment. Taking up the dead body, he takes it away in his tarantass, and a few hours later declares to the inhabitants of a village some miles off that some of them have been guilty of murder, and that he intends to investigate the matter thoroughly. The peasants of course pay liberally iu order to escape the investigation,g?nd the rascally officer, emboldened by success, repeats the trick in different villages until he has gathered a large sum. .1 Romance. S in Francisco lms a romance. Wliile the corvette Veadnick of the Russian fleet was lying in the dry dock, Lieut. Georges de Kalands, the second officer, fell in love with Jennie Burdiok, the foreman's daughter, and like gentle Alice Brown of the Bab Ballad, she reciprocated it. The elder Btmlieks were pleased with the Russian's attentions to their daughter wo long as they supposed that nothing would come of the flirtation, but when he asked their consent to a marriage and talked of taking her across the seas, they rebelled and showed him the door. An elopement was planned by letter. He was to ride by the house after dark and on catching a glimpse of a light in her window was to lean out of the carriage and light a cigar. The signals were exchanged according to the agreement, but the old gentleman suddenly appeared with a shot gun and opened fire at short rauge, whereupon the lover did not tarry for his sweetheart, but drove back to the city. She kept her word. Ay! she dropped like a snow-flake from her window and floated over a high beard fence like a feather. Down the road she tramped without bonnet or shoes, aud hired a boatman to row her across the river, her girlish figure shivering in th night air, her back hair streaming in rhe breeze aod her pink toes in her tattered hose freezing iu the leaky galley. It was rheumatic and romantic. She summoned her lover and was escorted by him to a boarding house, where her father found her on the next day and carried her home, with tears in her eyes aud a bad cold in her head. Iu a few ' j.t weeks she wjii be or age an-, i uieu wim bonnet and vail, gaiters and overshoes, and a faint touch of the old rheumatism, she will go to him. On Sable Island. Many years ago, the government of Nova Scotia assumed the projee4 of placing a number of sheep or swine 011 Sable island to avert the danger of starvation to which seafarers escaping from wrecks had been exposed. But these animals could not subsist on the only shrub which thrives in the sands of the otherwise ban-en isle of Sables. An old French doctor suggested a trial of the tough and shaggy little horses known sv; C iuadinu ponies, and forthwith a detachment of them w.ih forwarded in the government steamer to Sable island. The nnfastidious ponies took kindly to the solitary shrub, made the island their homo, and became wild in time. Recent exports from the isle of Sables, or Sable island, as it is variously called, show that the ponies are. becoming almost ey tinct, owing to the frequent capturing of large numbers of them for use Gu Auticoeti island, and for sale among sell? -s in the interior of NewfoundJSV? ?n.l di?t*nt hamlet w?MB1 rill llll iLJIIl'WEmWMMPMWIWMaMPBBM .Tudrre "Brady, in a rreent lecture, told s. sf. rv ?>f ;t;i ambitious Yilikee who aspire-.i to Pie ki imtc. He gave?100 for the influence of a friend. His hopes woiv hijrh, and he most will :i:ply parted tv itli the money. But when the- returns eame in he l'ouml he had bur three votes. He at once rushed to his frieud. "See here, I've but three votes !" " Have von"' was the reply. "Let me see. ; You voted for yourself, and I voted for you, but who was the other fool ?" Farmers, Mechanics, aud all peoplo who appreciate tLe value of keeping a memorandum of business transactions, daily events and items of interest or importance, for future reference, should call on their druggists and get Dr. PierceV memo- : random l>ook free. The doctor's (Jrand Invalids' Hotel at Buffalo, which costs, when finished. two hundred thousand dollars, w ill be op?ned early in June next, for the reception of ^tients afilicted with chronic diseases and deformith s. It will afford the most perfect facilities for the . erne of such affections, and its faculty of physicians and surgeons will embrace graduates from both American and European medical schools who have become distinguished for their skill. The People's Common Senso Mcdical Adviser, by Dr. It. V. Pierce, a work of over nine hundred large pages, illustrated by two hundred and eighty-two engravings, and elegantly bound in cloth and gilt, is sent to any address by the author on receipt of one dollar aud fifty cents. Almost one hundred thousand copies have been sold. S. A. Cbaio, Esq.. druggist, of West Alexan aer. i'n., says: i sen more or ur. nerce s preparations than all others combined. They give satisfaction in every case and I can cheerfully recommend them to the public." The inventors of Burxett's Cocoaink ?knowing that when the loss of hair occurs, it is generally from that part of the head where the greatest heat is necessarily generated, and thHt animal fats by their nature induce heat rather than alleviate it?turned their attention and pharmaceutical science toward vege- I table oils, as the basis of a medicament to promote the growth and preserve the beauty of the hail1. Tho oleum coco*, or Cocoaxut Oil. presented itself most strongly, as possessing many properties peculiarly adapted for the purpose ; out its odor was objectionable, and its density (except when exposed to heat; seemed for a long time to defy all efforts to render it available. for popular "use, in cooler climates. By a scientific selection of other ingredients, those which will chemically combine with the oil have been discovered, and they together have produced a compound, which is unqualifiedly pronounced to be the best that has yet appeared. In the form presented, this oil is permanently deordorized. and held in a combination which peculiarly adapts it for the toilet; Bcbnett'b j Cocoaine is unrivaled in delicacy and agrcea- 1; bleness?cooling in its nature?and possesses such a penetrating affinity for the secretions of the skin, that it is Vapidly "absorbed. Its greatest efficacy is best secured by a per- ! feet cleansing, before its application, of the nair and scalp, under which circumstances this oil allay* irritation, rem ore* all tendency to Hatulr>[(t\ and incigorafe* the action of the capillaries in I he highest degree. Its effect upon the glossiness and richness of the hair is such as cannot lw surpassed : and it is offered to tho public iu the linn belief that it only requires to I is1 known to supersede all other preparations. . We are confident that no one who will make a trial of its efficacy, will be willing to return to J the use of any other preparation. Joseph BnaXETr ?i Co., Boston, manufacturers and proprietors. At Which Hotel I 1 Experienced travelers usually know, ueiore leaving home, at what hotel they will stop, in*a t large city like New Fork. Others have no place 1 selected, an I depend upon the recommendations of their friends, or select a place at random. It is much bette#to be thoroughly posted before starting; and so we make known to our readers, experienced or otherwise, the latest 1 and lowest reduction, at the Grand Central, the largest and best hotel in New York, which has reduced to ?2.50 and ?3.00 per day i A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat Requires immediate attention, and should bo | checked. If allowed to continue, irritation of the lungs, a permanent throat affection, or an incurable lung disease, is often the result. Brown's Bronchial Troches," having a di- , rect influence on the parts, give immediate re- i lief. For bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consump- i five and throat diseases, Troches, are awl abrays xrith good success. Rheumatism cured at once by Duraug's i liheumatic Remedy. Send for circular to Hclphenstine A Bentlev, Waeliington, D. C. Some of those philanthropist# who are devising plans for contributing to the comfort and improving the health of the poor.would find money expended in the purchase of Glenn's . krlthce Soap serviceable in bettering the,physical condition of the latter. Depot, CTittenton's. t 7 Sixth avenue. New York. Hill's Hair A Whisker Dye. blacker brown.50c. For ten cents we will send a scientific book of one huudred and sixty choice selections from the poetical works of Byron, Moore and lfurns : also, tiftv selected popular songs and other writings. The poetry of these authors is true to nature and the tinest ever written. Desmond A Co.. 915 Race St., Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. A. Johnson, one of the most successful practitioners of bis time, invented what is now called Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. The great success of this article iu the cure of bron- ; cbitis and all diseases of the throa t and lungs, j will make the name of Johnson n t less favor- ; ably, if less widely known, than that of Louis Napoleon. ' The public are hereby assured, tluougli : the columns of this paper, that /'arsons'' T'urqatice /'ills contain no injurious principle, but that they may be administered to children and the most weak and shattered constitutions in small doses, with great certainty of success. Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, the Great New England cure for coughs, colds and consnmp- ' tion. Cutler Bros. ?fc Co.'s, Boston, only genuine. i A positive cure for rheumatism?Du- t raug's Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular to Helphenstine & Beutley, Washington, D. C. The Markets. new top.k. Beef Cattle?Native 10 & K)4 ? 1 ft)i//a nq i Texas aDQv;upru*ee... -? , Mi'.ch Cows 40 00 @60 00 , Hogs?Live 07J?<4 07^ Dressed 06*@ 07 VP 0 ,V l^arabs ' &'i($ 08 , Cotton?Middling 12 @ 12 Flour?Western - Goo<l to Choice.... 7 30 <2, 8 60 State?Good to Choice 0 *0 (4 6 (0 Wheat?Ked Western J 45 ($1 50 Xo. 2 Milwaukee 1 44 @ 1 <8 ; Rye?State 83 (4 9J)4 Barley?State 65 @ 70 , Barley Malt 1 5 (4 1 23 Oats-^-Mixed Western 3J @1 54 < Corn?Mixed Western 55 <4 55 V Hay, percwt 05 <4 7o Straw, per cwt 70 (4 8*1 TIops 76's?11 (ill ....75'! Oft (i 1" Pork?M?*ss 1160 (414 50 La rd?City Steam 11;?(4 H.V Fish?Mackerel, Xo. 1, new ltMBO @19 00 4 No. 2, new 9 (U <4 9 50 Dry (kid, per cwt 5 25 (4 5 50 He-ring. Scaled, per box 17 (4 IS Petroleum?Crude 11 @17 Refined 17 ( Wooi?California Fleece 20 ft 2 i Texas " 18 (4 2 Australian " 38 <4 41 Butter?State 22 (4 23 Western?Choice 20 (4 20 Western?Good to Pri ne... 16 (4 17 Western?Firkius 12 (4 15 Cheese?State Factory 13 <4 15 State Skiiumed 05 (4 07 Western 10 (4 15 K.'gs?State aud Penns>lvauia...... 1ft @ li?X BUFFALO. Flour..... 7 00 '@10 00 Wheat?No. 1 Milwaukee 1 61 (4 1 61 Corn?Mixed 52#@ 62* Gate 'ft (4 45 Rye 9) (4 & Barley 60 @ 0 Barley Malt 1 00 @ 1 10 PHILADELPHIA. Beet Cattle?Extra 06i?<4 07 , Sheep Oft (4 07y Kogs?Dressed 085^(4 09*1 Flour?Pennsylvania Extra 6(0 (S 6 00 Wheat?Red We?tern 1 45 <4 1 45 Rye 71 (i 71 Com?Yellow 54 Ot C"> Mixed 6 )tf<4 M?{ Or.ts?Mixed 37 (4 38 Petroleum?Crude 14 @14 R?>fiDed....l7 WATKKTOWS) MASS Beef Cattle?Poor to Choice 5 60 <4 8 50 Sheep 3 75 $ 8 76 i !.?sb* , $ er? A Sense of Weariness is often felt 1 y persons r h<> cannot legate ary i>art;?i;Ur disease. If liny work, it 1 eeoiiTes labor: if they walk they soon lire: mental efforts 1 ecouies a lirnhn. ami even joys are dimmed by tlie shadow of this weakness which is cast over their live.-. flocoure is nau somelimes to stimulants of a dangerous character. The advice of physicians to refrain from active labor produces no haj.py results. Why ? The i system is debilitated and needs to be built up properly. I'krt'vtan S.yrcp will do tbis very thing. T.ike the electric current, it penncates the entire system, and harmonizing with the ' corporeal functions, it raises up the enfeebled and brings the color to the cheek again, and ; hope to the despondent. It does its work promptly and well. Sold by all druggist*. Durang's Rheumatic Remedy never j fails to cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists. HONEY OF HCREHOUND AND TAB FOR THE CURE OF Ooughs, Golds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, and ah Affections of the Throaty Bronchial Tubes, and Lnngs, leading a _ n AJ _ _ to consumption. This infallible remedy is composed of the '. IIo>:r.Y of the plant Horehound, in chemical union with tar-balm, extracted from the Like Principle of the forest tree Abeis bai-samka, or Balm of Gilead. The Honey of Horehound soothes and scatters all irritations and inflammations, and , the Tar-balm cleanses and heals the throat r.nd air passages leading to the lungs. Five r.dditional ingredients keep the organs cool, moist, and in healthful action. Let no prejudice keep you from trying this great medi- j cine of a famous doctor who has saved thou- j sands of lives by it in his large private practice, j X. B.?The Tar-Balm has no bad taste or smell. trices 50 cents and $1 per bottle. Great saving to buy large size. "Pike's Toothache Drftps" Cure ; in 1 Minute. Sold by all Druggists. c. n. crittenton, Prop., n.y. ' upcwtc (14 page Illustrated Catalogue Free. 1 tuull i o. Boston Novelty Co.. Boston. mas-. 1 /acts. Sure Cure for Catarrh. 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Havinx improred Iho quality of onr Warp, now beinx sold nmler t!ie " PEERLESS " ticket, we shall hereaft1 r ?do|it| for the improred quality, the brand " WHITE We shall also manufacture a lower quality of Warp which will be sold under the " PEERLESS " brand. Enquire for " WHITE STAR AA A" Carpet Warp of all leading Dry Goods Dealers. PILES! I>r. Brown's Herbal Ointment Suppositories ore guaranteed to euro any case of Piles that can be found in the United States. A sample box of these Suppositories will be sent free by mail to any sufferer on receipt ot 20 cents, to prepay postage and packing. Regular price si. Address Dr. O. PHELPS BROWN, JJI Jirniid St., Jersey City, X. .1. IF YOU HAVE CONSUMPTION, a bad cold, cough, or any trouble with the throat or lungn, trj PANCREATIC EMULSION COD LIVER OIL with the lfUi?ophoM])hiten of Lime and .Soda. Recommended by the l?ading physicians throughout the country. As a soring medicine for purifying the i blood, and cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia or Scrofula, it ha* no equal. Ask your druggist for it: ask your phy- t icisn about it. WM. W. BARTLET Jt CO., M^nifac- : turing Chemists, 180 High Street, Bost >n, Mas?. A GREAT OFFER! dispose oj 1(K) PI ANOS A ORGANS. new and tM'cpnd-hnud <;/' firMwinss mukcr ? lio-'rdlna WATERS' nt lower prires forrpsh or InsialU mentis <>r to let until paid for thnn ever before offered. WATERS' GRAND SQUARE nnd UPRIGHT PIANOS ?V ORGANS (Inc.tiding their NEW-SOUVENIR'nnd BOUDOIR) nre the BEST .HADE. LOCAL and TRAVELING : AlipXTS WANTED. IllnstrntedCatalogues AIniled. V libernl discount to Ttarhm, Mini*'en, Cturch<\ Srhrntlr, ?.?&/.*. etr. Sheet Music at hull price. HORACE WATERS & SONS, Manrfaetureris nnd dealer*, 40 East 14th Street, Union Ssinnre, N. V. ( PR. WARNER'S HEALTH CORSET. -j. With Skirt Snpporter an J ScIf-A?JJnsting Pads. . j vEF*t Secure# Health and CovfonTCf j y Body, with Grace and Beauty of W jL Form. Three Garment# in one. /J_Y 7N Approved by all physicians. AGENTS WANTED. I >WbllKA Sam Ples by mall, io Coutil, $2; 8atte?nf ** V5. To Agerts at | / //B OM V A 25 centsless. Order size two i I yflrfaj i inches smaller than waist met - i / sure over the dress. Warner Bros. 763 Broadway N 7, i NATURE'S REMEDYrNy^ THE^OREAT BLOOD PuRinER,^^^ Recommend it Heartily, j South Boston. Mb. STEVENS: , I>car Hir?I hare taken wveral bottle* ot your \ r.(?hT1NE, and am convinced it is a valuable remedy for Dyspepsia. Knlney Complaint, and general debility of the system. I I can heartily recommend it to all suffering from the : nlaive complaints. Yours respectfully, JIks. MUNHOK PARKER. Athens Street. m ? ?. . a .At ip: Pv!i ak r? Tfc* rat -wp WILBOB'S COKPOUHD 0? ^ | PTJKE COD LIVER j^OIL AND LIME.^ Wilbor'n Cod Liver Oil and Unio. ? Tlie i frrent popularity of this safe and efficacious preparation ' is alone attributable to its intrinsic worth. In the cure of Coughs. (.folds, Asthma, Bronchitis, VVrtooping Conga. 1 Scrofulous Humors, and all Consumptive Symptoms, it I has no superior, if equal. I<ct no ?no neglect tho evrlv symptoms of disease, when an agent is thus at h ind J which will alleviate all complaints of the Chest, Lungs ! or Throat. Manufactured only by A. B. WILBOu, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. [Established 1846.! ; J.ESTEY & 00. Brattloboro, Vt. | Send lor 1J lustrated Catalosue. CHEAP, SIMPLE, RELIABLE HltUITJAltS#* ALL GLASS Bfnif^HAHPoKCEi^iN LINED LOSS A* INCONVENIENCE AVOIDED BY LI D5and CLAMPS IN ONE PIECE FIRSTVREMIUMS j AMERICAN INSTITUT?-^^ECM PHILADA L*3IMPL?St9S t than ''JI FRAN KLIN INSTITUTES *N? M | |PORCELAIN| ? 1874- ? lEHEAPE^ , r^lTENTENNIAL . 1076 f I-P/ITEHT-BA^EL-CEMENT JAM 1 ! [F0RGLASS qr TI N COVERS and WIRES] RICH BEAUTIFUL. . PAEMER8, FARMERS' WIVES. SONS and DAUGHTERS, attention! ' orrJiS,H?.t2-beautifi y?ur HOMES and the SOIL to the BE8T A*D j VANTAGE and most ECONOMICALLY '1 Ar^^C,And best GUIDES and CATAT ^nrrco *-u~. rrrn-o r -n A AMVyViM *M y* "7- FT VAVWA/. Everyone having- a FARM or GARDEN should send a Postal-Card at once for FREE descriptive CIRCULAR; or 10c. for Illustrated Catalogue, 136 pages. r.o. is , B. K. BLISS & SONS, , No. 5712. 34 Barclay St.. Kcw York. POND'S EXTRACT CATARRH.- Fond'* Exirnrt is nearly a flpe< 5He f?>r this disease. It can hardly ha enclkd, even in old and obstinate cases. The relief is so prompt that no one v.ho his over tried it wi'l be without it. CHAPPED HANDS* AND FACE.-Pond> Extract should bo in every family this rough weather. It removes the soreness and roughness, and Hofteus and heals the ?kin promptly. RHEUMATISM.?During severe and changeable weather, no one subject to Rheumatic P tins should be one day without Pond's Extract, which always relieve". SORE LUNGS* CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, ( OLDSi.?This cold weather tries tinLung* sorely. Have Pond's Extract ou hand always. It relieves the pain and cures the disease. CHILBLAINS* will be promptly relieved and ultimately enred by bathing the afflicted narta with Pond's Extract. FROSTED LI.WIIS.?Pond's Extract I nvnriti bly relieves the pain and finally Cure-. SOKE THROAT, QUINSY, INFLAMED TONSILS* AND AIR PASSAGES are promptly cured by the use o? Pond's Extract. It never fn i 1?. HISTORY ana Uses of Pond's Extract, fn pamphlet form, sent free on application to j rono's fgH&g g?$&l > ??. THE NATIONAL DISEASE, IS IT CURABLE? J - . - . 5 'PHOs:: who have sntrcre I font i:s? va'icuannd r- ^ 1 plicated f??r?u* of disease a-siitucd bv < marrd, i * and have tried many pb/rfeUn* and tvmedtca without 1 < relief or cure, await tue answer to this question wii.'i | < considerable anxiety. And well the* may; for no ! disease that can be mentioned Uso tiufver* illy prev ( lent and so destructive to health as Catarrh. Riot- ' rhllln, Asthma, Coughs, and Berlins an 1 frequently I " total affections ofthelu .es follow. In many cases a case ' ( of simple but neglected Catarrh. Other sympathctl? < affections, sue'i i.s deafness, Impaired eye-sight and I loss ol sense of smell, mav be referred to iis minor but 1 < nevertheless serious results of neglected Catarrh, bad ' enough In themselves, but as nothing compared with the dangerous affections of the throat and lungs like!/ 1 | to follow. I IT CAN BE CURED. | IT can be cured. There Is ro donbt abont It. The Immediate relief afforded by Sanfoud's Radical Cups for Catarkh is but a slight evidence of what may follow a persistent use of this remedy. The hard, Incrusted matter that has lodged in the nasal passages is removed with a few applications: the ulceration I j and Inflammation subdued and heated; the entire ! membranous linings of the head are cleansed and puritlcd. Constltutir: rd!r :u action lsthat of a pow- I erful purifying agcn\.rot roylng In Its course through j i the system the ticul poivott, the destructive agent la i catarrhal disease. Each package contains Dr. Sanford's Improved la- ! haling Tube, with full directions for use la all cases, j Price, $ lAW. Forsale by all wholesale and retail drug- ! gist* throughout the United States. WEEKS 4 POT- |] TER, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. 1 ;====; < S3 i Collins* Voltaic Plaster i IS THE BEST. ASK FOR j Collins' Voltaic Plaster. Collins* Voltaic Plaster. Collins' Voltaic Plaster. Collins' Voltaic Plaster. Collins' Voltaio Plaster. Collins' Voltaio Plaster. Collins' Voltaio Plaster. Collins' Voltaic Plaster. Collins' Voltaic Plaster. Collins* Voltaic Plaster NEVER FAILS TO QUICKLY Believe Affections of the Chest. Believe Affections of the Lungs. Believe Affections of the Heart. Believe Affections of the Liver. Believe Affections of tho Spleen. Believe Affections of the Kidneys. Believe Affections of the Spine. Believe Affections of the Nerves. Believe Affections of the Muscles. Believe Affections of the Joints. Believe Affections of the Bones. Believe Affections of the Sinews. Bold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents. Sent by mall on receipt of 25 cents for one, glJ25 for six, or 92 25 for twelve, careftilly wrapped and warranted, by WEEKS A POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass. 8100. REWARD. $100. W J. Tun M0G8TACHK produced oo a amootb faas a fir by tfee um of Uriel's Bkabs Kuxia without U LmM injury, #r will forfeit 9100. Price by mail la aealed package 25 ceuta, f.r three SO reo'a. A. 1.. SMITH k CO.. As'U. Palatine. IU. VIOLIN STRINGS! ft en nine Italian Violin String*, also for Banjo or GalUr. 15 and 20<-. each,or Si 1.50 and 82 a dor. Sent Uy.nsilonreceiptof pr.ee. Dealers! Send card for caU aiog:ie. J. SAKM. I! 1!, Importer of Maaical Inatrunontr m I Stnnjj. I'M" Cianib'Tw St.. Newi ark SOLID STfELHABBOff TIEfE Srrength Combined wdtli Lightness. Upon receipt of a Post-office money order, we will deliver to the express or railroad? 40,>i'ncb square teeth, 10)$ inches Ion*, for ft 1.50 40 Vinch square teeth, 10)$ inches long, for 3,:'u sickly boxbd. SWEETS M'FG CO., Sykaccsb, V. V j MS,MUCILAGE and CEMENTS,! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Siinnlied to Dealers in large or small quantities: by (he j gn lV>p or put up in bottler. I Private formulas prepared in strict confidence, ol Inks, Mucilage, Chemicals, Medicines, etc. Doing a large business, with most approved machinery and under the ?nperint< ndence of a skilled Chemist, we can offer great in dueem< nts to the trade. nrPEE 4r SO KEN, Proprietors Wslpole Color Work*. Ki-'tar, . BUTTER COLOR. The best Liquid Color la the world, and tha only one awarded I Centennial Priie Medal. It gives to batter a golden yellow eolor ; like June grass butter, producing bettor salee and at hlxber ?rice. boat dee improving -otter in color aad flavor aad kaepiag. a far superior to Annetto, carrot! or any other color miaufaoturod, and tbe only fluid-oolor that will not oolor buttermilk, If added to cream before churning. 1 pound will color 1000 pound* of butter. The beet and cheapest to rwoolorwhitt butter. I will I send, on receipt of money, free by nprcea, to any offloe But of Mlesluippi River, 1 lb., $3.00; 2 lb.. $3.It. Farmers club T together and trv It. Acenu Wanted. Cnt out and prsetrv*. US. B. SIITH, 137 ireh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. WAXTKI )! MISSOURI COUNTY, TOWNSHIP and TOWN BONDS. j INTEREST PAYINU AND DEFAULTED. j JNO. S. TDIET & C0J6 Will St.. Hew York, DEALERS IX j CITY and RAILROAD BONDS. Mazarine Blue Glass. For curative purposes ?nd stimulating the growth of animal and vegetable life. Examined and approved by 1 General Pleasonton, and his certificate accompanying j , each purchase. Glasb cct to exact size, wiui iuii direction for use and arrangement in the aaah. For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by ' Also, at $2 BKN JA.WIN II. SIIOEMAKElt, t each per mail, Fhench Plate Glass Depot, General Pleasouton's 20>> to 211 N. Fourth St., ! Book on BLUE and SUN LIGHT. Philadelphia. A LUCRATIVE BU8INE88. *r- WE WANT 500 MORE FIRST-CLASS 8EWINQ MACHINE ACENT8, AND 000 MEN OF ENERCY AND ABILITY TO LEARH i THE BUSINES80F SELLING SEWING MACHIN ES. COMPENSATION LIBERAL, BUT VARYING ACCORDING TO ABILITY, CHAR ACTER AND QUALIFICATIONS OF THE ACENT. FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRE88 | Wilson Sewing MacMne Co.. Cim VOJ 829 BBQATWAT:_HtT7erk. w He* Orlttai U. j NEW WILLUOX & GIBBS AUTOMATIC Latest 0nlT machine ' Invention and I ? producing 1/ Automatic Marvelous '^''^Sti011 ^ Trad, Hark la baa, of eTer7 machine SILENT SEWING MACHINE. Send Postal Card foi Illustrated Price Lidt, Ac. Willcox & Gibbs S. M. Co., (Cor. Bond St.) 058 Broadway, New York. I r5>: 1 II FS\v ,^yc? I MERIDEN CI Received the HICHE81 / i Th* "Patxkt Itobt" Hakdu Tabu Ei I MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF Pxflofire Makers of the "PATENTJVORY" or Celluloid Knife, the most durable WHITE HAN? JfLE known. The Oldest Manufactures,In Ajnerloe. ( | ^ Il??f Kiirtn t Imi Cnri'* V"' <'?t 'jw. I7 mil 1 ?/ I Oi'H. h I!/1 . I I ! ir?t t ? " V A ri-T'Tv'T1? ^' r '< II 'it : :'.i> 1 t cm> 1 i-iiy _ AO Ad'r Smith Wirn'tn He*? PIJINTI Ks, jici "Nfroitj; *?ir.? " Cn^r?itti<^ iiy V<siv unt T'.i'.VKLi * A <>., I !> :.! >;.,N.V A .>IOVMI. *.i.i f.ts i? i?i f? <i e\cr>?lii ir. * <Vddn~? <i. HRRi Nii, KxwnfwtK'd. III. r4U"? - I Hit * t I.K in D. L Pa.. Md. ;iA' r.? i?.? ?-j .? . ... /a. wr.fl Kl?. Bargain*. J. P 'I K. \V|i.>;iyuTO>. D> i.. fee c O OTT A Week to Agents. IO Ourjii Fit'. PUU h v' I K l). VICKr.RY, Augusta, Maine. tfift a week in your own town. Terms and s.j outrit >?? free. II. HA I.LETT A CO.. Portland. Mum-. A a week. Catalogue and Sample FKEK. gHfcU FELTOX k CO.. 1 IP Na?au St.. .New Wk, (R 4a (OH Per day at home. Samples worth Sj 99 10 9?U free. ifrlXSON 4CO.. P- rland. Maine ?? fill O a day at home. Amenta wanted. Outlit an/ T)JL& tonna free. TRUE A CO., Augunto. Maine. DTUni !#rnS7abot$:?0.7$?ty!e?. m.Cat./r,?. IILwULlLLI Wmtkbw Gcw WoHJta. Chicago. Hi. (JiOK A DAY to Agent.?. Sample free. 32 p'-ire Catalogue. L. FLETCHER. 1 I Dey St..N. Y. I;ni) CAT "17 -Cheap for Caah- P A TEN T \/AY IJ-Lj (jtitt secured) on a moat salable, u??ful_article. AdV Boa ?*>! >3. Boston. Maw. GRAY HAIR Itcetorrd at trifling cost. Mypof. ular Recipe sent for 10c. Ingredient* at any drug 'tore. C. L. Hartley. 270 Noretrand At.. Brooklyn,fS.Y. Electric bei.ts.-a new. cheap, pefFECT Cure for premature debility. Send for circt larorcallen Dr. h. KARR. K32 Broadway, New Yori. rooct?vc cheap 31 chic. Ful DUU^fi 1 IX I tr?? r*99i liw USE A USTIN'S / PRICK bt MAIL, 25c. Patent Ruler. Measure, Paper AUSTIN MtG. CO., Gutter, and Blotter combined.* No. 50 n. 5th St., Pail. ^v?-v w. l. IlAmry. Teacher of Guitar, Flute, Comet. ~agtfort:,t"n Pat.Guiur.thebeatin use. ^Dealer in Muaical Inetruments, Mualc, Strings. Catalogue* free. 1M Treoiout St. Boston. aapaa1 year to Agent*. outfit and ? ht M |%1111$25 Shot Gun jrrt. For terms ud19 tm w w w dress, J. Worth <L Co., St.Loan,Ho. CDII CDOV ?r fits cured t.v Dr. RosV EpUaptU CrlLCrOI Remedies. Tuiai. Packagk sk.vt rau. Address. ROSS BROS.. Ricimoxn. Isp. TifT\lwt?v enwllv inacl* with our Stenc l and itiajin hi j. k-y Chock Outfit. Circulars Free, h. n. <2 Arthur SrAFyoitD. 105 Fulton St.. NewVork. PPhiQIflWQ nc i:"* "lightly disabled. Inrciiwlvlsw creases now paid. Advice and ctrcnlar free. t. McMicha.X. Atty., 707 SnnsomSt.. PhiU-.pi. a|| watched. a Great Sensation. Sample % 4 Watch and Outfit free to Agents. Better than ww Gold. Address a. coulter a co.. Coicago. & All a a Month.?Agents wanted. 30 best sell\thll ing articles in the world. One sample tree. 9uvu Addroaa jay bkonsqn, Detroit. Mich. iDiiNTrn-"rn to milieu orders for i nr goodswlltn i cu permanent employ m<*ntt good 1 w salary. Traveling e\|h-iim-? |..n<l Company. Union Indiwtiiiel Wnrka. hm'liiiuiti.o. o a jll)p day sure raad* by Arrata wlltnaour cbmuwm, u) lu u)^u Crmyont, Plrtura and Chr-uno Cardv 1 'iz, iami i *, w pi*,, worth ati, f*nt p tipnid for s.'?e. Illn??r?IMCrUloyu* free. ii. bl'kkortv - sons. boston mass. ADIIllfl habit cured at HUJUS. Ub lUHl No publicity. Time short. Terms modww I I Will urate. 1,(KH> Tostimon-jua. Do. cibe case. pr f. k. marsh. t> iin?*. Mich. choice Samples of Choice Garden or Flower seeds Seeds sent FRF.F.. Send 3-cenl stamp to given pay return postage: niagara plant away. and sked co.. buffalo. n. y. ft 9*55 a Week net to Agent*. The New Woi k jl indispensable to f. a. m. Send for Descriptit e Catalogue. redding a co., pubtjshkji \ Masonic Works, 731 BrRadway, Near York. first premium u. 8. Centennial Kshihition. f.r "OI$A.VS pictorial BIBLES f?80o Illastrntfona. Addrees for new circulars, a. j. dolman a- co.* 5)30 arch Street. Phils. The u. s. blue booii.-a Register of eve / Office under the Government throughout the u. r., with salaries; includes Poht-ofSces. Custom Housts. . Clerkships, etc. Great chance for Agents. Price?io cents. Address soulf. a co., Wa?HIXOTC !?, d. c. f?a aaa Driit, The newest and be?t e)\r" thing out. Everybody buys one. Sella at eight. " i cannot tell a lie, i carry my little Hatchet." Send io cts. for aample, 3 for 25 eta., to k. 8. haff, 114 Centre St.. n. y. Agents make glQaday. Try it. gf^'A>T-'L -?K j And Not Sold by Watchmakers, *by mail, 30c. Circulars free. j. 8. birch a co., 38 Dey Street, New York. Co South * Wiss^s. WUUlll able information aa to be.t locations. Send 10c. for Southern Rm:ht. Add'a OA INKS A YINCLINO, No. 9 A.tojJIouee, New York. YOU can secure a Pnyln? business, eiclu.sive for your 0|lf||| county, at a sma!l coat. No ext^rieum nMMU and small capitiJ required. Pleasant ^ and honorable, by addressing Jhm.T. William mo n? Cincinnati. Ohio. VANTFD MEN to travel and sell to Deplrra onr mi* i lu D#iw nnbreakabla Glass Chimneys and Lamp Goods. No Peddling. Salary liberal, bust, ness permanent. Hotel and traveling expenses paid. Monitok ttuars Co.. 201 Main St.. Cincinnati, O. HO! FOR AUSTRALIA. Emigration assisted by Gov-rnor of New Sonth Wales frrm New York, S3? ..SO, gold. For particulars apply ro R.W. Cameron i Co.. 23 South William St. N< wYork f ilTTt k ?The choicest in the world?Importers* JL JCiim 1^. prices - Largest Company in Americastaple article?pleases <tv*r> l>?dy?'Trade cont.nually increasing?A cents wanted everywhere- best inducements ?don't waste time?send for Circular to ROBERT W^KLLS, 43 Vetey St.. New York. P. O. Box 13878 Prof. Hull's Made Ceapsoac # la the only preparation, out package of which W (H will force the beard to gtow thick and heavr on the *moothr?t face (without injury) in u JHE& d*ya in every caae, or money cheerfully re* funded. 2.1 eenta per nsrkac*. no.tp.id; 3 fat IflTVi VI cents. E. W. JllXES. Axhrnnd. Maa*. CHEAPEST Articles ever offered to the pnbliqn On receipt of 15 cts. we will send by mail, postpaid, one Ladies' gold plated ornamental Shawl Pin, also one of the newest style Hat ornaments. These goods are of the newest and latest designs; are worth ten times the money. Try us. von will send again. NEW YORK MANCF^TURINO CO.. 231 Church Strict. N. Y. I have sold Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup for four year*. I keep in sb-ck all the onngh remedies considered standard in this section. Npne sell so rapidly, or give such general satisfaction, as " The Universal." Hadn't you better try a remedy that is commended so highly by your neighbors ? EDWIN P. FAILING, Osw. go. N. Y. Oil -TOB*. jQUEERS _ I Send for Catalogue to ' ajp THE nrupn I e. c. bridgman, i , r KTS 5 Barclay St.. N. Y.. and J PFfPTTBT.fn 1 UI Us 179 w. 4 th St.. Cincinnati. I lUuUDillU. 1 ^ IP^.feW|P LOWEST PRICES. ? Bead for PiapUet of tho Reliiblo Burlinftta Bold. Address. LiriCcr si: sitter.B. tit.2.2. Ill ^ BUaiJIUTO.f, IOWA. ,-<*0 JNTHEunitep STATEO For $1 we will send free by mall and guar an tea , their safe arrival: U Roses all different sorts or 20 Verbenas, all 44 " 44 10 Verbenas and 6 Roses, different sorts 44 15 Basket or Bedding Plants 44 8 Bedding Plants and 6 Geraniums .** 10 Geraniunis, all different sorts " It Double Tuberose, blooming bulbs. 44 12 Gladiolus fine blooming bulbs 44 6 Tuberose and 8 Gladiolus. Plant Ciatalogue of 80pages free. 40 Sweet Chestnut Trees for (1. or 50 Strawberry Plants 4 sorts, 44 10 Concord Grape Vines 44 10 Grape Vines 5 sorts. ' * . 44 8 Currant Bushes, 4 sorts <' 44 12 Raspberries 4 ?orts J list of mailable Trees and Vines and aM-pagf. De?erlptlre Catalogue frei-. 8T"B88i B 4 "H1SOK ^ Co.- l'tliu^viII*. t ak"^o.O. FMHIONJl A kZ^rLidv'i OvtrtJHrt. The latost-most popular style. We wl'l mall thin Pattern aud Cloth Model free,for 10cu.<or 3 sumps), to pay mall expenses. We will send the Pattern with Cloth Model of this New ** Prince**'' Polonaise, free, tor Ten Cento (or 3 sumps), "PrtnctxPrtmai*." To i>ay mailing expense*. Smith's Instniction-Book & Cetalope, Drewmaklng," ^Cutting Oet/'^FIttiBg," etc. Fend Two Mtaiupe and Bet it by return mall. Both Pattcrnaai. Book for 25 cts. (orgstamps). SEE onr STYLES and TEST OUR PATTERMS. A. BURDETTE SMITH, Editor, P. O. Box *06$. If East 14th 8t, N. Y. CHy. N. Y. N. U. No 13. WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS, piona- sty that ysssawtM adysrti**. mem *? thb nusr. urnebyIxx r CENTENNIAL PRIZE- ; / TABLE CUTLERY. mnA u 48 OiUBssrs Street, New Yorhi .. <