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dry (
i* WF.
»ost rapidly k
Ok&oaoroMf, chloral hydrate and ab-
aintba Mam to azart a aimllar vida ranf«
of action.
Lf mire of nitroean, ona fallon of
milk equal* one pouud of lean Mlflt
Fibri from tha learaa of Km pinca^
pie plant reaemblea MjfckiM wr. it m
thought, be utiliaed u manufacture*.
Zrxo haa been'found in tha human
iirar, in thelim and mnsoleB of the ox,
in egg, wheat, barley and oonv>
Tn rate at which aqneou* rapor ia
given off bj plants la more than one and
a quarter ounce* par square foot of! leaf
surface every twelve bounty'
Tax retina of the frog, tfvef beinn re
moved from the eyeball and bleared iu
the sunlight, will, if placed in the dark,
tint turn yellow, then buff, and lastly
rose-red.
Pxtbolktii baa been used as fhel on
board steamers. One tank of oil, aituat-
ed at the remote end of the ship, would
hold fuel sufficient for a double trip.
Tn hell-bender of
—the largest American salamander—
which, to expose more surface, is greatly
expanded, lying in ugly foldstt^ —
Tn milky asp of many plants contain*
caoutchouc, suspended in the term of
minute traus^.-nt globules, theae being
frequently as small as 1-20,000 to 1-fiOM
000 of an inch
k maok ttol
cUy
||0 deep plowing,
are U-mdltod ftF-ffiMBf
■ionally; and I tUnk
oughtlo f
that aU soil*
■be done always in tne fail, sol
that the new aoil can hare the benefit
and influence of the sun, air and frost to
I Hitter fit it for 0 crop. We should
be a little careful about turning up too
much of the new mil at o time, for some
subsoils require certain elements to make
them productive that can only be sup
plied by some syatem of manuring. I
find by deep plowing in the fall, and
then fcy a top dressing of fine
manure, fits most any kind of aoil well
for a term of yean, if followed by a ju
dicious rotation of crops. If I dM
manure to aB
winter or
generally
to get the
crops, xx i draw
of land in the falL
g and plow it under I
r"'” * little shallow, so as not
to get the manure too deep in the ground.
If I am plowing for small grain in the
fall I generally plow a goed depth; if I
Tuorou oxygen k
geo, and therefor*
lower level
^bt to fall to a
than that gas in the atmos-
Bffareeca has arm beau found
ia th*relatival
tha
|I do aotpibw so danx Al
study the uatu/e <4 his land, and erpert-
■Mtii a UMla tad watati okaaly Mm aa-
suite, and by that method ha aaU aaOti
learn what is beet for hk land. The soil
I differs very mnoh somatimasintha mum
locality; aaaaona vary, droughte and
heavy nine occur, cultivstiotn and fcrtil-
ixen—all bar* s powerful influence on
tha prodaoti vaan of the growing crop,
aa uaM aa imp or shallow phrufcM, Mo
wa saa that iu dmwiBg cuMlB
u not si wavs the depth of plowingl
that produces our light or hcsvvJ
. mill f h nil In.
ci k -rr
a tha i
ate sixty rats, sad,
kof
to *§ ba^aaltif aft fee kil aaotuvy M
la tha mind of a fy—sh
oA for the msaufadurs of
hf ohaarviag^thM tha jMti ’of
nflae.1 in a cage for
Ha akin foor times,
Mkough M had aa^
to a Ink
prepsretl for the purj-e.-
Tk> Baltimore OtueUe relates that a
lady who had been vaccinated borrowed
a pair of earrings from a lady friend for
a day. Tha owner, on resuming their
Use, tiMi astonished to find that she WM
thcrouglrty raodnated fa fits ean.
Eznanonm made to teat tha mus
cular power of insects prove that the
smaller the insect the greater propor
tionate mnaetdar power. A bee is, for
ita weight, thirty times stronger than a
hone, for a bee harnessed to a wagon
can poll twenty times ita own weight.
Tn hydra, a water insect, when ent
in two and the extremity severed, will
awly m
M l.
till
weight,
rae, for
i poll tv
Pnhyd
two ant
at once form another separate and living
body. Again can the second be “sliced
up, and the same strange programme
of formation will b* earned out The
hydra can be turned inside out, and will
free flower of health.”—Al
Wincfuil, LI* D.
Tn mass of Ok sun—that
quantity of matter contained in
nearly 88Q>000 times Sa great as that of
the earth. This mass k about 750 times
greet as tha combined masse* of all
fhe planets aud satellites of the solar
system; it k two octillions of tons.
The attractive pull of this tremendous
mam upon tha earth, at a distance of
nearly 93.000 000 miles, transcends all
conception, it is thilty-six quadrillions
of tons; In figures, thirty-six followed by
I* we<
'of old age
r. /*.*
i an infant with an
be would die
would reach
twl,«7i
if k
TSTJTT.
tikfl
af Um
If
* •wnamjmw. m tZ'T+l
fill<
larval tew
ms rev I fl la
*f ttC
sm ed-
Mion ui ba beautiful k act
M is — sbhM» H k
beware of
the chief aud of
receives ita crown and halo from the
radiant aonl within. A cultured mind
gives charm to tha face, and a gentle dia-
‘ and benignant heart shines win-
thrbugh features which sn« not of
mold. Beauty of person then ia
something which may be cultivated.
Hence the aspiration to be beautiful ia
not a vain one; wefre it so, kind nature
would not have implanted it in our
hearts. I do not speak at random when
I affirm that women with cultured minds
aud hearts excel in beauty those who re
main ignorant and perverse. From the
day when a course of intellectual and
spiritual training begins, you may de
tect an improvement in personal attrac
tion. How vain, then, are rouges and
dyes and other oosmertio inventions!
Beauty k not made of paint and powder;
it ia the temple which heal
llexander
The
Propagmtiag Plants.
i propagation of plant# by cutting
k not a difflault operation; yet it would
seem that bortioulturkta have taken
mpadal pains to obstruct the operation
with so many difficult condition* that
amateurs have been discouraged from
undertaking this delightful aud satis
factory employment. To '
it k ,
from which tha catting or “slip''* is
obtained shoo Id ba in perfect health.
If thk k weak Uf diseased, failure will
be tha reaolt An axcalteat method to
r-frrrrrv*- > *—
mm wbico wiffi., to Foot ootiinir», u
to ante if the slip breaks or aaapa elaaa
cM, ineassi of bauding or tn—mg If
II aaapa elaariy off U k m tha right aMM
to rout (reply, shoaU M t wad ami act
break It w too *U. wbva M t» room at all
U will ha alowty aad make bat a saahly
£ W.U bat tew aaeapkuaa, aas-
of all kisata rout healy from ahsa
tram voaag wood (afara M bb-
■f M i
are bat the Makes
MY.
ithaakfeQy,
“ Dwo VMS sc
vaa too blandty,
him beat gin aakad him to taka bar
mother along with them to tha dance.
K*t enough, budt die*
r. markal Hans, *■
iked him to take
Da. K. T. Pisaca, Buffiio, N. have a
friend who suffered tanmiy. I purehssad »
bottle Jf your ‘ Favorite Freserktion,'’ and,
as a result of its use she is perfectly well.
J. Bamn, Burdett, N. Y.
Dr. Pierce's “ Golden Medical Discovery" and
“Pleasant Purgative Pellets” purify the blood
and cure oonstip&tioiL
Trees in the forest may be barren,
but trees in the garden should be fruit-
ini, ; ,
From Mississippi.
Corinth. Miss., April 2, 1877.
Capt W. P. Ellis, Bailey Springe, Ala.
Dear Sir—It gives me pleasure to
state the result of 'he use of Bailey
waters in my case., I had ior several
years been the victim of Chronic Di-
with
painful ulceration of the bowels, had
reduced me from vigorous health to
an almost hopeless condition. Mv phy
sician advised a trial of the celebrated
Bailey waters. In a few day>» after my
arrival the functions of the liver and
Kidneys were favorably affected, my
digestion became comfortable, the ir
ritable condition of my bowels rapidly
diMppeaved, aad a comfortable state of
boalth anon evtaklised. Thk ocrured
two year* ago, aad I have ever ■»«»«••>
joyed good health. I attribute ay re-
cowry entirely to the medical virtu* s
of Bailey Boring*. Vvrv Rwpcrtfully,
-p MaI/INE.
have lo
i of * teg.
tew
iBCWl
I waf a
Sitter 5
Aaong the m«dlcln*l mwai of VTMtlnf dlMuw, B*»
U(Ur>i Stomach BltUra stands pre-eminent. It ehMki
Um further progress of *11 disorders of tbs stornsch, IItsj
sod bowsls, rerires tbs rttsl stain his, prevents tad reme
dies chills sad fersr, lacrsasts tbs actMtjr of tbs kidasjs,
eoaatsracts s tendency to rhsorasUsm, mod is s genuios
itsj ssd solscs to sgsd. laSrm sad asrvous persons.
Fsc sals by sit Urngeists sod Dealers
gensrslly. ■*-
IN tOVE”
Hold
four -
breath
dll yon
aae tha
—KJ
By the
darfnl
Damn
tekl Ua kSMBfel ter Me -LOTS*
SAMMIS A LATHAM.
gutenamiia-
MANLY-a-^,,
‘ S'*
LYDIA E. PINKHANTS
TTF/ffiTAgLE CQMPOUKP.
b it Positive Curs ^ i
;twtU-urs entirely the " on * fo ™“ f J^XtSsM
pl^nto, MI ovarian trtmbl^lnflammu^
tton, lUUla* «Hl Wrr.UoJm.au
Spinal Weakness, and is pnrtlenlnrly adnptsd to
Change of lift. _ .
**11 remove, fsintneee, Catu’-enry. oeriroy.^ cmring
for sMnmlanU, sod rellevss wneJtncse ef tos rt sin--*■
It cares Bloating, Headtohas, Kcr.ott ftartoUtoni
General D*bOHj, SUeUsssAs. aM tod*-
C ltmV e.*pt*rRkwa rxorrsM* c—•
I Isttass aT taostry- kwk •■■A
•com wlrtto rw m
CTORIAIs
Bs-t
e—a W W <
•mi Jt»w Tswk. Iter
*1 s
I MO
> will
r® anil odd ;
. m* Jtew I-%.
IIOOBFS
UNIVISSITY,
tlT
s an Mb •
ti
teastlTe Pills
liiii.
Is a*
i'. 1
h ki
ALVATt KtCF
wba* n
Iti
had occurred.
•'Never m
toSThiailtei
da," asid the
ducing snolhar roll I
a his pocket, “you shelf have I
other ohsnoe; the company by whom
I am employed is not mean—ao here
got* again r jg X ^ . -
And he pat up another three envelopes
■apposed to contain another fil7. Bat
tithongh the young man was very “fly"
and would make s tolerably fair presti-
digitateur his hand* were not ms quick
as the eagle aye of Hie World's repro-
aentative. The dixry yotu g fellow this
time instead of placing the bilk in the
envelope# with the soap, adroitly palmed
them—that te, crushed them in the palm
of his right hand, after he had made be
lieve to place them in the envelopes.
another chance, gentlo-
. . ■ „ -® qaite M easy terms as
before. Now who’ll give me $10 for thk
|17 end the three cskei of ‘ Mhltnm in
Fsrvof’’ Immediately three or four
signified their willingness to
_ K The tigbt-psntslooned young
grabbed the first ten ddlsn ha
sod hsndad over the an-
> la hk i
i he wm |
i la ways
it a
tha
and
for
it in a _
lha k asid to
tha banka of rivers, in tha
at twilight, sad slang the pebbly
of Um ocksn. Bat the can b* wooed in
Imagination in tha writing* of others,
and carefully reviewing the paths in
which ah* has flown in the past, we can
more readily obtain bar aid. And ao tha
suggestion k oflkrad, that, after tha
materiUs are gathered for a production,
thenextpreparatian,of equal importance,
k to get the spirit m well M the facts;
and thk k dona by carefully reading tha
works of the best writer*, and when thk
k obtained, give full rein to the inspira
tion, or afflatus, till its force k spent—
Boomerang.
Aboil Novels*
“Mary,” remarked a sanctimonious
father the other day to his sentimental
fourtecn-year-old daughter, “ I sea I will
have to give you the Dickena for reading
•o many of thoa* trashy novak. I nav-
er thought it did a girl much good to
Cooper lip in thi house to keep auoh
things out of bar hands, bnt somettnng
most ba done at onoa. If I find another
novel in your poaaeasion, I shall bo
tempted to Burnett ThOM things de
stroy tha peace of n great many other-
wiM happy Holme*. Thera ia not a
novel in tba North or South worth a fig
m the wagr of intaQaotaal advancement
They rtiwemmal* ruin rmnug boA
. « a food,
Uooa girl ia, by ‘
Into an
They
They i
2L*?n
_ _ fl »we te^
Lrarmm mm mrmmmmm ~ *■* orvae s
rydoa ha added J • hmm, aad maay
Ik# W4FM OM
SLgU
wtak),
bMof hkte^
me ia I
a Hall, K
till (tinner, from
Ikfiyiag
by tea
iagty marching
Lanbrnty .Veu-s
sy that ia
rag -
Oewtoaes mm
*«»i«-« mm* mm
sfwas to m • •—*
Uel flea. #*4
•smmv m mm
mm*i iwes
grave. —
■ till tea, aad from |m till rapper
ia my old black coat
alternated with the l.mi
2*
ts-
I titling at my (teak,
> aad my history *
worsted pang
wd tha green
and hsv#
• •
My
of 8t
Doltan’a quarter hags. Three pagra of
history after breakfast; then to tran-
aorllm aad copy for pram, or to make my
selections and biographies, or what else
snita my humor till dinner time; from
dinner till tea I read, write letters, nee
tha newspapers, and very often induge
in a siesta. After tea I go to poetry,
and correct, and rewrite, and copy till I
am tired, and then turn to anything till
•upper—and this is my life, which, if it
be not a merry one, is yet as happy an
heart could wW’-Arpory.
Tn new Dak* of Portland
estatetiteOSdtiLiM 1 *was bought by tha
kte Duka of PartUnd not long before
hk death, and the tenants have recently
petitiemad tha pryeot Dnkh to fimt a
permanent reduction in their rente Tha
Duxe sent an expert down to Scotland to
inquire into the matter, and tha report
was that the rank were 26 per cent too
high, and they have according been ra-
dnoadL It taxmad out that tha property
had been purposely over-rented before it
was brought into the market; but it
would have been rather hard upon the
purchaser had he happened to be a poor
man.
Feminine Finance.
The London World says “ that spequ'
lation of the riskiest character k steadily
on the increase. It is a habit which,
once formed, k as difficult to eradicate
as tha drinking of odd glasses of sherry.
H haa spread ipth immense
among women. The •feminine
LMbich Sidonia disliked k one of
the features of tha epoch. The ladies’
dab at tha Wmt End of London, which
era tha growth of the '
have given an appreciable imputes to
feii'inine i|>eculstion It would ba S
jasnAifri
or* BxoriMivaly a.
It k a natnral haunot to
Baltimor* papers do it in thk wise:
is head upon thi
earth; a youth to fortune and to lame
Hare rests hk
unknown. ~ Too much benzine crept un
derneath hk girth, and played the mis
chief with hk temperate taom.—Bloom
ington Eye,
Mr. W. F. Hethbrington, editor of the
Sentinel, informed one of oar represen
tatives that he tried St Jacob* Oil for
rheumatism, and found it aU that could
be asked. The remedy caused the pain
to entirely disappear. —Emporia (Kan.)
wants,‘’said an
Llfcvia la a atr
paia M*v«ia ss
riwwwS *w tytog.
whra M mmm to
**4»taa.teM a fre-
fc.it cd In wn ulVr
an Marl. aaS M
.CowU Mr btotoli
ha th* Mrtauw sf*
MMt. as wall. MT-
Upa, to to a IRUs
artvliftr awcar
Ins TbrlrtxQsa
and Icmiirra ara
hot and Um sir la
cool :aatb<7 should
be.butare not.lsad
[they an-apparent-
(ly In ihccuoditloa
when ii I* macb
to catch
j. In which esaa
would be well
•for mem that they
be provided with
a bottle of Sr.
Jacobs Oil,the
m jf Great German
Remedy for this as well as other pslnftil ailment#.
WFTLL NAIL ITS COLORS TO TIIE UAST
“ Hello. Denny! what la Uie troubler “Oh,
I'm all broke up,’* was the response to the In
quiry of an old rhlpmato of William Q. Dennla-
ton, one of Farrajrut’s war-worn veterans, well
"known in Hie Routhem section of this Ctty, who
came limping Into the American office yesterday.
“ I thduslit I would go under the hatches this
time," continued BwnuiRton. “ I never suffered
so much In my life. Iliad the rheumatic gout
so bad that I could not get off the bad or put my
fiot to the floor, and would have been there yet
If a Mend had not recommended 8t. Jaco:
tome. I hesitated some time before getting a
tHitt !c, th hiking it wssanothcr one of tbMaadver-
SluA.l wwwtmavMtc Vtat waraaoi Uiiasllw 4rA/Ttl/towT td CriIA
VMMVlMIPMKPHiing Ui
with the Oil I felt relief, asd m
to 8t. Jaoos and hla Oil after
that If It bad not bean for 8v J
InsU^rehabtitjjbe atllU |
zzmmM
tom©
thoroughly
.vari pinnoa
Mv fool pain.,
MPK entirely psaaad
of iV kind I bavajaar
»•*» doubts It send them
aL-j*iladctotoa Timm.
If istfhrtf tre K tsMI ' I lot
of )x*uf
ancca^ Aye. maay,
lie-tan a la.es Birm*
tt Use jrfkctxkl Ictnwr
arw r rrM-v4» i tv of i hr day,
S»wr i iwnflowed u4 hf|i»of,
rvK aukJ tn bo/ ruoama.
but a tmr tun* in cvrry
If »«.M*rs Itoto tor
Vast m !•#<• toiwaitoag to
<4 the AlltoraSs iMafitog
fruan W rtrascs, >m a will
rewfcoic all den/* ter am*
ctai aNBulxutv
Bkftwjf’s Iron Bitters
will cure Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Weakness,
Malaria, decay in the
liver, kidneys, and diges
tive organs. B*$r As a
medicine for diseases
peculiar to women, it is
without an equal. Price
£i.oo. Fof sale Jjy-€tll“
druggists antf dealers in
medicine.
^UNE*" 0
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NIAGARA FALLS,
1H0USAHD ItlASa*.
white aou«ui*i
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HEALTH IS WEALTH!
a at
©/•/» • wsto to raw awa law*. Tarau Ml to u«it<
ftos. AM ••• ■. Xallstt* C*., rartUM. M*
THRESHERS:
turn*
f ifintmd priow Hal
D! BULL'S
AGENTS
■Ma, waaMfc «M«fclM la My Mi
•» to aato IS yato swa fcaisbto
BiM. w»«iM to fcaMI*
•u *r ia* smi Miitaa
•rtlalM la Ifc* world.
wMtoi >y «jto«*> e—y
,ltf. (1**# »•#•*
. Pfcrueulaa S*fc.
IV.
aruqtiCft
W-T 4»
iTm
.. ,
wnso&’t
Ml I *1111 ••
or
PURE COB LIVER I
OIL ARB LIME.
Ceagh.
puliHon»rr 1
ITBrffliii
•are remedy. Th.. m ao quack preparatim, toto h ptw
•crihad by tha medicl facultr. MtosMarad only by
A. »■ W1LBOB, Ch.mOt, Bo»tro. Said kg all dragirip.
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