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OULTUBg. hab 'lime is a special lohdnity be used profitably Is. od on a greater variety W -r.other special fertiliz alLof our clay loons, as e lki0ghter sells, are dellelient ent.* Especially is it need rm4sfromwhich large quai k live stock or grain, have ' heihabit which cows an1d k often form of chewing her or boards, Is a special f Its defielency 'In the sol ey feed. The cheapest and obtain superphosphiate of urchase the materials, con iurie acid and 1ine ground one carboy of about 175 ibs, 'Igth, to 500 lbs of bone. 'spaper men and scientil y to discourage fariers J tiemsclves, telling them sukto buy it of phosphate gesi advice helps to enrich iu by increasing their ' expense of the fair I Y34.euanger or difficul nhifacture o1 it. if (ie care d'andling the acid to avoid It or spattering on the clothes it is well to wear old woolen and over-clothes which are not luable. so if you burn a few will be but a small loss. If I is poured out with a steady .nld quite slowly, it will seldom . buy the bone from at local Shere I can see it ground, and I 'it to be pure. I prefer steamed t. any other form in which it is d. It Is better than raw bone, e it contalus less water, is more 16, and the grease, which is not a lizer, but is a damage, is also re *teaming. Inl a ton of dry one we.get more polulds of orie acid, and if it is not steatmed ng, nearly as much nitrogen its in bone, while bone charcoal is entire stitute of nitrogen. .In preparing 1phosphate I use a .roun0 1 ), two Teh I make by dividing a molasses lead. This tub may not be its idur npwTJir. Nichols' square box linedl but it works very well, attd last several years if properly Id after washing anld soak Do usedl for selliIg Ioos. ENCE.-lt, would scemt tlat. tIunderstanld the great ex -Adnees. A forty-acre piece of sitire, will reqire :320 rod s an Ue) of (ence to enelose il1; 1i not r4ie i bet longer one wiay, it, will st1 more fence to surround it,. At. very least, fence will cost $1 per ,making a cost of $320 'o enclose, ty acres of gromiud ; then if if, .etu Ao foilr lots. with a 1fentce atcross It dh wa3' (blie shorrest thatnn be done), rods more, adding $100 to Ihe cosi thie small farimi fence; inl all, $180 or per tnere-e11rtail 11y ia serIous ex pisI Sutit t wold he much10 better ex tided inl manure or ertilizers. 'l'Is pInse for fecmies canl he nearly all ad-by having at law reItiliring all ners to kcep IIl) or ike care of I heir ek. whitleh woul Id be a m htielniape r er atlonl than11 fencing agailist aill 1he ' "it~ck of the comiittey. I n some States pdople are req(tlireu to keep 111 their \ stock, anmd after trying it, they found it. esirable; mid when tin ellort was made have the law repealed. the- peopile ose attd petitiotned In such force agiist t tht --he e'orr, faIled and was aba n ond, ndwhere the mIensur ieIs in TTn e% the fences of (lie farmt cost Sore thtan the land is worth which they enelose. It OMc dlog linieler' ori breeder coitld V ke a haindsomne sum by givintg hiIs itlin to the raisinug and~ t raiinig of' Phe(rd dlogs. There is a large d~e und f'or w~ell traitnedd(ogs aul t.hiroutght heo sheep growing r'eglons of' the -l 3,andt as thie flocks of' sheep imultLi-I LAMns.-Eariy iamibs tmay' he putshcd ~ .forward by3 giving etem a Jittle cow's ' milk. TIhey wvillI soon learn to dritik -this from a pan. kTe milk should be ,~gven, warm fromi a fresh cow, a quar "'~ter of a pint to a meail. IDo not ovetr A ft di any young aiuinia; that. tards, stead of asslstinmg gr'ow. ~Milk whieh is tuned or chanitged may be sweetened and1( roedeed fIt for use again b~y stirring in a little sodai. "The iloys Neet." Several year's ago a farmeir In (lie State of New Yor'k senit hIs son Rollinm to drag a newly-plowed field Iie was to drive a young ox-leanm and his fatth er' in quite a pompous mannert said: "'Now, remember, no boy's play13 with this team I" Rollin saId lhe wiouhll dO as Wwell as lie could, and stated for' his Swork. Alter thie farmerct had looked to other' matter's on the farm, and. assured himself that all wias moving along properly, lie started to the fiel to look after Rollin and~ the team. Now, Rol lin had (lone wyell, anid ever'ythi-ng had -gone along nicely until just ais te fai' mrer reachled the cornmer of the flel 'when time drag caught iu atn old stumup, I "aring a p~arit of it ofl' and( bintging ott active nest of y'ellow jackets. Whtent efarmier caime in sight, what was hIs onishmient to see the oxen kiekintg Iumilng and pluinglng aheadi~, and1( llin apparently imtlaiting t heir move re ?" screamed the fattheri in no ver'y ?itlenmannor. "I guess we're in a rnet' net,"answet ed the frantie Riollitn. "In a boy's nest, I guess I letre I gIve me the wvhip,"' said the en a 'ed father, "and I'll see wh'iat this 1 )rnets' nest amoutnts to!." So, away 1o startedl after the frghtened team, ntent uplonl hastily bingig order' out f confutsion. Hie had jgone bitt a fe~w tops, however, when the hiornets met im, and lie evidently forgot time teain Sd all former Intentions, threw away whip, amnd to all appearance, be 'ie absorbed in daning a jig, at the ., ne tIme furIously slapring isl unof inlg trowers, and now amid then hJfers, in a most frantle amid shock #ananner. Rolhlin whio had found ful quarters over the fence, now tedi back: "'How do you lIke 'a nest,' father?" Jiollin is no0w a amnd. the farmer Is bowed, downi time *weight- of over fourscore et lie' aunghs in a ver~y quiet sed whenever RIllin rofers him oy's nest." 1Aw lut I ifr Ooiugh, colo, de iOG~' *ry r Bro - a be o u SCIENTIFIC. The Herreshoff Toipedo-Boat - The new torpedo-boat recently purclhased by the British Government from the Ilerreshoff Works, Bristol, R. I., ap pears to have given satisfaction to the Lords of the Admirality. The now vessel has the appearance of a not very symmetrical cigar-shaped boat covered in at the top, the gray color of which renders her almost undistinguishable at even a comparatively short distance. She is barely 591 feet long and 7,1 feet wide, and when thoroughly equipped for service will -not weigh more than seven or eight fins. She has a com posite hull built below the water-line, with a steel frame, and a skin of wood and a steel plate above. She is pro polled by a single compound, direct acting condensing engine, the diameter of the cylinders being 6 inehes and 10.' Inches, with a stroke of 10 Inches. Into the stoke-hole, whleh Is inclosed, air is forced by a Sturtevant blower, (IrIv en by a separate engine of 2)j horse power, and the steam is supplied by a Hlerreshoff patent steam generator, hav ing a coil of 2-Inch pipe about 300 feet long. This muode of producing steam is said to have the advantage over the or dinary boiler of being more rapid ia I.ts action, of being absolutely free from the risk of explosion, of obviating the danger to the safety of a vessel which arlses whenever the belier happens to be struck by a ball, while the genera tor is only one-third of' the weight of a boiler of the same power. The boat is covered with a superstructure of steel platea, for the purpose of protecting thle machinery as well as the men, of whomy, she would proba:ly carry seven or eight, from rifle hullets. The screw is placed under her centic, but a'earer the stern t-han e bow. At a recent trial she Irealiz d a speed of a little over eIghteen miles .an hour, and wot through a variety of matuuoavres with great rapidity and precision. Scientific Reliance on Soap.- )r. Rich. ardson leetuired recently iI Philadelplia on the germ theory of disease. lie ae know ledges his oAligation to Tyndall for his Inicrosul'ic investigation on all dust, spores, and other comforting and salutary topies. It is worth wihile for common people to learn that 50,000 ty phu1s germs will thrive in the circum ference of a pin head or a visible glob ule. It Is worth while for them to note that these germs may be desiceated atd he borne, Ilike thistle seeds, every w here, and like demoniacal possessionls, may jm nIII Ieoiselessly down any throat. But there are Certain things Spores cana not stand, aRcordi n1g to t he latest ascer tatned resnlis of science. A water tem p-ratunre ot 120 degrees bolls themn to death, and soap chemically poisons Ilivem. llere sanitary andi mcroscople seience come together. Spores thrive in low ground and under low conlit ions of ile. For redempt.ion, fly to hot waitter and soa), Ye whto live in danger of malarial polisolilg. lot water Is aI'tary. Soap is mnore s1anitary. Fight. typhllig, 8s1all-pox, yellow fever, 111d 'IgIe with 801a). SOa) IS a board of health. Almosphi'ric Elratrict1 and Plant Growth.- Atnospherie electrlcitv Is, ae cordlig to M'. Grandeau, a powerful a gent in the process of assimilation of plants. Plants brotected from its in Iimence bu1( ll) GpO to 00 ier eon t. less of nitrogenous matter than those sub jec. to ordinary condliions ; the propor tioni of asth Is n igher and of wvatei' low or. ini the auth or's experilments dliffer ent splecies of growing plants were In el1osedi wIthin an tl iectric screen consist lug of fouri triangles of ironi. Thle plalns eSoxperimnented upon01 were umaizi', tobacco and1( wheat-twvo sp~eelmiens of each-of which the one was screened froml atmfosphieric electricity, the other not. '1'hie results of these experimenOts agree fulily wvithi the d1iscovery maile some1 time atgo by Blerthelot, thlat free iitrogen unit es wIth organic matter under the actIon of electric cutrrents not only from ord Iinary indul~cj.1on-colils, but. cven from feeble vatltale batterIes. The prop~ortioni of niitrogenl thus f1xcd inl sevena months in ptaper andi dextrine wvas 102 thousandths. Sinigtular Phenmenon. - In the early winter a singular phenonmenon was re po-ted to have oeccared in the port of Smyrna. Tlhe salt water in the harbor froze, wile the fresh water in the city showed no trace of ice. The fact w'as thle more extraordinary because . the tormer requires a much greater degree of cold to congeal it thant the latter. A singular event recetly happened at flavre. Trhere had been a white frost In the morning, but tile thermometer had [bilen so little that the pools of ra'n water about tile str eets hi ud barely a trace of ice on their e iges. By an absolutely lanex pl ienble con tradiction, tihe sea-wva te'r in tile commerelal harbor basin was enltirely covered withl a thick layer of iee,-!i ci rcumnstance which had not oc curred even (luring tile severest cold of the past season. Divisibilit j of Gold .- A gr~din o f gold has beeni foulndl to admtiit or being dlvi died into ninelty-li Ve thlousand millions of visible parts; t hat as, by the aidi of a mlicrot e >pe mlagn i tying one thousand times. TheIi Wrontg WIn~dow. Some year's ago old J1udge Dash, of Maine, accomnl) i1ed1 by his wife, v'is Ited New York. TIhe Jud((ge "putt ump" at the talvern (downl by tile Battery. Before retirIng for the night, andt aifter Mrs. lasha had retired, tile .Judge w~outld hlave a bath. I laving per3 formed his abolutlons, tile Judge look ed aroundc for some receptacle into wvhilch he might turn the comntents of hmis wansht~owvl. T.lhere was nothling at hiand, andi rathl er' thlan sunmnonl a ser-vant, thte ol geni tlematn conceived the idea of throwing the water out of the wilndowv. So, mtountintg a chlair, he0 oplented a little square winldow, which lhe thouighit openled Into the b~ack yard, and puittling the bowl tharoulgh It, dlellberately emup tied its Contents. A h~owi of rage greeted the ears of the good 01(d judge, accompanied by fe male errlas, and 10oud objllrationts In a matseulino voice. "Wlhat in creation are you up to?" shou11ted somebody. "What itn ereation are you prowling a'otund at this o'nighat for?" replied tile Jud~ge. "Yoit ought, to be0 at home w~ih y'r wlte and'children' But the povr felloiv oish~le hlad beenf qj~gItly si~eoping ii bedh ieii big b~ttecr half, anI thle I stp Window wichel the .BOME11STLC0 PoULTIoMs.-'Jho e$i'ot. f poultices Is probably diffdrent from that of blisters, althou'h i ultimately productive of sin 1iar relief; for, if we take tha mistance of a linger belg 'nilamed in comte queice of a thorn :,aving run into it, we find that we can relieve the pain in two ways, either by putting the hand Into cold water, or by plunmgig the finger Into a warm poultice. Both of these measires, apparently so dissimi lar, will produce a like result lin rel-rd to the inflamed point; that is, both .. III lessen tihe pressure of blood In the ves sels where stasis has already taken place, The cold, applied to the whole of the hand, will cause tihe arteries leading to the finger to contract, and thus diminish . tIe supply of blood to the inllamed part, and lessen tihe pressure In th'e blocked capillaries. The warnm poultice will also lessen the pres sure, not by diminishing the flow of blood to tlhe part, but by (ilLating the vessels aroutnd the polit of sttsis, and all'ording tihe blood a ready exit Into the veins. InI the case of internal organs, the blister applied to the skin probabiliy acts like the cold water aip plied to the Mager, while the warimi poultice placed upon the smrface of the thorax or -ahdomen all'ects the deeper lying orgams in the same way as It does the superfielal Ones, tihe warith pietrating throngh time tlin thoraeic "r abdoin al parietes. On this account when we wish to relieve )ainm in tihe ciest or belly, we ought to make our poultices Il a particu lar way. The common practice of mixing time linseed meal with hot water, -and applying it directly to the skii, is quite wrong, be cause if we do iot wish to burn the pa tient we must walt unitil a great por tlon of the heat has been lost. The proper metiod is t0 take a flannel bajk, (the size of the poultice required) to ill this wit'h the linseed poultice as hot as it canl possibly be made, amnd to put between this andl(] the skin a second 13ce of Ilaniiel, so that tihere shall be at least two thicknesses of* flannel be tween the skin and the poultice itself. Above the poultice should be more liannel, or I piece of cotton wool, to prevent it from getting cold. By this method- we are able to appiy -t1(h linseed mIeal boiling hot without burning time patient., and the heat, gradually diflums iig through tihe lalnnel, affords a grate ful sense of reli'f which cannot be ob tained by other means. There are few wvays in which such marked' rellef' is giveni to abdominal pain is by the ap plicatoion of a poultice iII this manntier. TimnES oF TAKINo FooD.-Nature has flxed no particular hours for eating. Whein the mode of life is uniform, it is of great importance' to- adopt' fixed hours; when it is regular, we ougit to be guided by the real wants of the sys tem as dictated by appetite. A strong laboring man, engaged in hard work, will require food oftener and in larger quantities than ai indolent or seden tary nam. As a general rule, live hours should elapse between one meal and another-lomiger, it' the mode of life be Inmdolett, shorter, If it i very aetive. When dinier Is deliyed seven or cighit, hours after break last, sommie sight, rresh mnen.t should he takeni be tween. Youmg persos WIen grow ig fiast, require Imiore lood aiul at shorter intervals tLimit Ihose do will) hiave ar rived at matrity. CIildren unimder seven years ol' age, uisuially ieed rood every timree iours; a piiece of bread wvill be a hmealthmy muntch, iaid a1 cill seidotm enits bread i.o excess. Th'iose personts whmo eat ia inte supper shiould niot lake brmeatkfast thI oneC 01' two hours at ter' risinmg. 'l'hmose wh Io ine t lte,( amnd eatt nothmimng afitetrwards, retuir Cte trek fast, sooni mft~ iig Sim:nm B i'Fwi.-Fivye pondms of time shiamik, boiledi five hourms, with celery seed. l)r'ain oil' the gelatine tihenm, anmd thop thme mea~it verys lilne. Add p~epper' andi~ salt, to sill, time taste, andi pumt it, 1muto a clOth, otn a platter'. Coverm it witm t~he clothm and( press it. Gx~nMAN TO'A'r.-Ctt ito slices a loaf' of milk, twob oggi and1( a little salt.. lery iu equal. par'ts of lird amid butter' till they are. a lightL brown on both sides.. This dish is quickly preparuimed fom' a dessei't amid ;may be eteno witm a pulddjing saucee. 14idilay.. Wild hay is time nam', givetn by the( Swiss to hay made from the gras's grow inig 0on sipis of soll to be found on the Alps, at a heighmt of f'rou 5,000 to 0,0'00 feet, In places so dit~icult of access, thamt even the goat-hierd amid hmis venturesome tlock forbear 'to visit them. This hay ia so valtiable from iti excellent quality andi delicious aroma that a regular hay harvest is yearly undertaken on these uinaccessible paces ini spite of the dan. ger to life and limb itavolvedl in the at tempt. Thelm hay makers are shod with iron, and secure themselves with ropns to some sure hold when In especially dangerous places, but fatal accidents ocemur every year. JIt is reckonmed that one man Can make A hundred weightof ha y daily. Thi~ hie eithmer carries hiome at nighmt in ani et slung over his simould cer or etaeoks it on the muuntain, wvhence it Is removed in a sledge when thme snow comes. Th'le wIldI lay is essemntlal to the mainteniance of tihe Alpinme cattle, tihe p~roduce of thme -valleys. being in15snf fioleunt for' their Wintei' keep', besides boeing df inferior #iualty to this hard woni Spoil from those nooks in time ever imasti ng hills upon which the sunm's rays stili linuger whmen Slhey hmave long sIn'ee left time valleys. A LaSINo Jom~.-A pr'ominernt phy .emuhn of 'ittur'gh aald jokinugly 10. a h11dy3 patienit wi ho wa'ts comuplaining of hert contdimnued lii hmealit, amid of his in-. ,amIlity tocuire hter', "iry flop Iitters 1" le h ly took it in earnemst timd usedi thme Bitters, fromi which site obialumed permanent health. She nioty laughs at time doctor for his Joke, biut he is nmot so well pleased wIth It, as it cost himn a good patient. Thirteen cents ilimoh cost of fIve gals ions of soft soap, ma~de from1 one pound of Dobbinsa' Eteotrie Sap, (miade by Cragiin & Co. Phila.) amnd thme soft soa'p will go farther titan ma dollars' worthm of common soap. Try it. Theo Crowninmg uisecovery.. All the "phmonie" of' tis phenetli ago are surpassed 1mn practIcal benefit to "mankind, by the discovery of Allan's Anti-Fat, time great and only known remiedy for obesity, or' gorp uency. It produces no weuakidss 'or otl er mn pleas ant or Injuriomus effect, its action being simply con ined to regulatIng digestlen, lng, elements of th'e food.lSol b I :,in,. 18 1878 IomNEC Co ,jffJyI 'i~iw mryn HUMOROUS. Wr AND IIUMOR.- A till!, gat shopkeeper ran down the p)ier, cryli " Save the red-head one i For heave; sake gave that man with the red head This started the people to work, ia they saved1 him. The tall, gaunt I waited to see that life was not quite ( tinct and then turned away with ' remark, "1 I wouldn't have had that im drowned for considerable. le ov me sixteen dollars." "1 Well, ther -mething in that," said one of I bystanders. "I expect a man doi know how valuable he Is in this woi till lie owes somebody some mon< "I'heii folks want to know where I goin'." A stage-driver in the Wh mountains when asked what lie thoun of the Notch, reblied, " Well, I % born arotnd here, you know, al don.t inind it.so nitich. But-If I shot go.down to New York, I reckon likt I'd gawk. aronnad considerable myself A dozen years ago there use to comt rusty old dealer in farm produce Boston. One Saturday night, havi sold everything but a keg of api sauce, le exchanged thi 119 in tailo shop for an overcoat, which the tall told himn fitted him perfectly. Ne morning, oi the meeting-house stel all his friends began to disparage I purchase. "1 Why, it's aill puckered 1 behind; it don't touch you nowhere " Well,'' said the farmer, " I couldi see It behind when I bought it, but took his word for it; 1he seemed to be nice sort of a man. But I guess I all got-much. the worst of this trade, aft all. I guess when he coines well do% Into that, tir keg of apple sa1ss, wc down toward the middle, I guess he find it just about as puekery Its ti coat is." During the existence of the Dorr I bellion in Rhode Island, the leader the insurgents drew 1) his mi1en) Oil t summit of a ill lear Provide Pointitag to the advatteing troops I said :" Yonler, my men, come ti enemy, the aristrocrats who would ri you- of yotir. sitifrages. Fight 'em your last gas), and, if you have to .r treat, do so with your face to the ft selling your lives dearly at every 't you Itake, and (its the troops can nearer) as I'mi a little ]--tile I guess I start nlow." A small boy was hoeing corn 1in sterile [fleId .by the roadsidhe, when lasser-by stopped an'd-said, "'Pears ie your corn is rather stuall .'' " Ce tninly,'' said the boy, "it's f1*a corn.'' ' But it looks yellow.'' '1 C4 (ain ly,'' rep leid the oy, " we plantc the yaller kind.'' " But it looks as you wotuiln't get more than half crop.'' "1 Of course not," said the bo ' we planted her on shares.'' " Yotn TTonor, tihe defendmt wi making at great, deal of noise, and wv swearing at mtte." " Diiti he spe English i" tked the detendant's coti sel. " No, sir; lie spoke Italian. " Then how do you know he w; swealriig it you?'' "Why, I con tell by tihe wrinkles in his [ac," r, tlih d the oflicer. FtusT nrChin :" When a doctor ge siok, what makes 'em get another do tor to give 'em tnedlicine Y" Secot tirchtin : " 'Cos they cin't take thei owil InledIicine-it's too imean. T1l g1ive it to other t'folks." A N o.) lady sid to a street vagabon " My good man, where Is the.' Olroi 11 rinls'?'' TIo which the street vag bomid, offerin tg his owni atnls, reliek " lere they is, mumtt, aln' oil'era freely."* "Gioon diay, Muse 1 1low youl v clhanged I Votidnt't neOver hafe know you1~ l''" Brt mly Iinel) is not Most sir." " Kreat hefenas! your nai chaniged, too!I" A conntest'oxNtS'r at Glen's Falls, Y., wrItes: " Milk is only two cent quarut here. Theil water power in tIl pla1ce is not iused for' matitfit'atri .A 1.0-r of~ boot,backs sltting onl eutrb-s.one mnay not he Inidlia riibt boys, thouagh they are gritter plerche; Tfits butcher whio sells ox--aill SOiup tad calves' headls l'or dinner01 ii dIoubtedly anakes both enltls meat. TIo nIEtov1e painut Iroml the wiall batck up agatunst it before it-gots dry, Wn.Na n'ani hatsn't it red lie gi bitte. And things look black. T1itne principal m~eat of lovers is nme inc at the chtllreh door. l'r 'rAas-s a Frenich writing miater drive a foreigml hand. A onci to young ladies-lf your ft is prietty, slhoe it. RmaunY-MADtE-Thleyonglrra for tn offer'. Otlggrl'i Thjankc God for Anakeas!!! WVxt.m;Frarrr, M A a. , April 10, 187f Id~saus. Nxum&r'rsn & Co. .Dear sirs: E~nciosod you1 will Iand one doll for which please send meI a 1.ot of Anake, DIrect it to Mu ford Rich, Jr. , WVohileet,, 1I, stable Co., Mass. Mv wife has enfr.aro-l Iori with piles f6y ten years, and ha(1I tied all kui of remedies that she couhild har of with< mluch~relief, Laat suanor. I haippened to It of Anaaketsis when I was in lBost .n and a procured a box anid sihe experieniced limedi roelef. She saysa e can, axclaim with t'ho et brated professor': 'Ithahk Glod for A nuakes She gavo p'art of the contents of the t.ox tI friend of her's in Provineat'wn, and ti helped her so tha'.she sent the nxt day a bought some. Tlhe most of the inha ,itants~ this placo and vicinity are sea-faring po and by -being exposed to wet and cold,a hard pulling at rope.s, nine1 out of ten ero ti bled with piless an1 have tried so many ret dies withmout relIo( tha: they tire discoura and have no faIth in anyt'hing, bttt 1 know I they are a good arkeloe. Now I wi tell my plan; I am a yhddlnr and travel iu Da stable county' and times are so hlard money Is veiry searco. but, If Icau~ afford Itt summer I want'to buy abouit a doxent boxes pups ogive away to the ulnbelievers, all hnkthtby so dolngr and 1ien acuainl w th so many people, that I could .~ uph qi a trade i A nakesis if you would give me solo right of this county. Yourii truly, MU11.'ORD RlOH,. Jm Anakenifs is sold by all first-class dlragi Price Si 00.per bn: Ramplo'- mailed fre< all stfferers, en appulcationi to. 1P. Neps aet & Coti 130,9-16, blow York. iTravelling lb Extra-Ha~mardouts. If the tour'at is tinpt'ovlded "ith some me inal rbedut-do. *Ohtih86s.of topnporaturo, atid water of an tliAoostomed'or' uw Boind qiality, and a r ,ute that lies in tropics ot oithet regIons whore malarIa oxl .,aro each and all fraught with danger to whoe ben iprovido enough to no t a eqeltal sok. . ebnqursent t moy 6f in o/aeNr by lauidi and sea tablishos the fattat Hiostetter'd Stoni JBaters enables those who use ii to encoul den and ulnexpootedt exigenois. it is p1 Jtarly V~idable~r DilSordefso6t6 aliver, bowels and the stomach, andma' *;ejuiAhhih apd n qtsAhinIfo~e tbro 1 gah W&I.O I t~A9J. AI e~V(Dt WYotba iv~rIs D16ddet E'io 7t'3 man Bitters will sot ityight. lilt J, WOltMS'. WOIs. ITO AM , r E. F. Kunkol's Wprmt Syrup never falli to destroy Pin, Seat ad Stomach Worms. Dr. Kunkol, the only succosful physician who re lid moves Tape Worm in two hours, alive with anll head, and no fee until removed. Common x- sonse teaches if Tape Worms be removed all he other worms can be readily destroyed. Advice at office and storo freo. The doctor can tell whothor or not the patient has worms. Thou s sands are dying, daily, with worms, and do not 8 know it. its, spasms, cramps, choking and he suffocation, sallow complexion. circles around I alt the eyes, swelling and pain in the stomach, .Id restless at night, grinding of the teeth,pitking .Y. at the noso, cougb, fever, itching at the seat, heaacho, foul breath, the patient grows pale 0 and thin, tickling and irritation In the anus Ito all these symptoms, and more, come from ht worms. E. F. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never as faili to removo them. Price, $l 00 per bottle, or nix bottles for $5 00. (For Tapo Worm, lid write and consult the Doctor.) For all others, buy of your druggist the Worm Syrup, and if PI, hoaasit not, send to Dr. E. F. kunkol, 259 . Ninth, street, Philadelphia, Pa. -Advibo by i mail, free; send threQ-cent stamp. to E' F.. Kunkol's Bitter WIno of IXon. nig | Gives tone to the stomach. It improves the ole appetite and assistu digestion ; excitos' the . I bowels to healthy action, expelling all the foul ,' humors that con'aminate the blood, corrupt the accretions and offend the breath. It ox Xt cites the liver to a healthy action and strength )8, ens the nerves Impirting that glow to life that ils proceeds alone from perfect health, p Thousands'inall walks of life, testify to the o virtues of this excellont me-licine in corroot Ing the derangement of the d'gestivo organs. Got the genuilne. Sold only in $1.00 bottles, or six bottles for $5.00. Ask for E. F. KUNxEL's and tako no other. If your drug It Igists Ilan it not, send to proprietor, E. F. (,1r KUNF., No. 2'>9 North Ninth Street. Phila delpia, Ila. Advice free ; enolose three cent stamp. FOn PIMPLF's on the Face, uso Ifieskell'a Tel ler Oitment. It never.fails to reinovo them, eC of IF TIIOUnB.D with Constipation, take Hoof e and's Ge rman Bitters. C. IF YOU Would Enjoy (Good Health, Take Hoofland a German lillera. -IHEUMATISM.[ C, This dreadful diaease, the doctors tell us, is T .i the blood, and believing this to be true, we M advise every sufferer to try Durang's Rhou II matie Remedy. It is taken internally and positi vely curos the worst case In the shortest a time. Sold by every Druggist in town. to Iv You are Dypoptilc l0ofland's German r- Bitters will cura you. I The Gospel of Joy I The Gospel of Joy 1 y, A ,1aigin o 18 1. Deti oal - l t .1 G.ospel Wi, eg,;, ti..ap DMoitigs. DUV~tuMf 11 Cootj is Ing" avail .1.11iiuay Bel .),oil, 'IS8I BRev. iu-i. ALMAX and S. H. SPrwK. ,k n cotlns a larg nbor of new and Tery n loo rir fi) niws and f'iii,'. I Ile g o.-oni bLt is Ilery 1- c hi-ri a aitif lprilt, te b31i a coll'ectonm that has a,, lonlt o tiny atid sing utl,,,ut s" I Tilin of Oreat Joy." Iloth w rA4 nd usaro of an elevated chiarac I i , C .. m,,, hut thaunisei,,i I-) 3bortiota. ot refined . an t i u . e imt- e a, prev alent lit naoty reco-ut cump- 'sithi:na but bent carofully avoLid..d. I Jrlc-i 3 cents, to which sp 'ciaon capted will be inailed to, any) a idr.ss. ts C See Decoration Day bitlue In the Musical Record,&e li' ! Good News! oo3k. hs taln vilsof r ri zds. Mi lot fail tu extunino uand try It 'Ilieria siri 2lui H )iiC. fit tii e minipalitime or at tectlosi li, wa h great tesae and ali titas been ditpa yod. l~XtttUOLiflO''.ut it sicr' antd -rii itlvor or L.te," two at tnt-lrd bo ,ki of greai beauty. <, Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston. J. E. DlT'S0N & 00.. 922 ehoatnut Sit., Phil. 2 BLA TCHLEY'S PUMPS IC The Old Roliable STANDARD PUMP Ncw Prico List, Ja 1,18'79. a ADDRES C. G, BLATOHLEY ni EBITABISHlED 1848, MORGAN & HEADLY, 2Importes of Diamonds AND to Il~atl'1so ~c~~s )Ot Si. BANSOM Street,'Phildephia, Illustrated Price IList lent to the tradei dy - en apication. fl PANOB8 t.*- -f.tro' y tOght Westnern-2Ot BorderPane r er I ad iseanac ofor oqaf e a uP.' i/ad sp t. bn or i(an Youngre. No deuLa 80y MclURDY 0 Co0 , 2 f B. 5th Ste. hl.i V* ,Lithfl eonteieOeg Redy h~Jand se te A Ceeor dand Tlon sNo dl 'oy MCURE81* C.,6 8. *"-hs.,hfada"t thf CASo le e ' Per OTO. "'" Liv op erS* *me dye tih 10 o, an I'leIn, U o t the flolll 1 ren taga or Di iQt~lLvy n oree o bwspi 5anmtttle BoIatle ,age3, Mieh. OR[GINAL AND ONLY GENUINE THRESHING MACHINERY. HE aIatchales Grain-Saing. Time-Saving, taieie=.as tone.inig Thireshea ort hi ay aulu enra "'dr "'cond' uii "tor 're ilpid Work, P'etNet Citantug, and for Sating (rain fron Wasjuge. TEAK Power Threshers a Specialty. Special ires of Separators mado expreasly for Steam Power. OUlt Unrivaled Stean .Threshor Engines, f'both Portabte and Tractio, weith Vatijabie Improve. mnents, (ar beyond any othcr nak or kind. IIE ENTIRE Threshing Expenses (and often Exrthree to live times that amount) can be made by the Xatra Urain SAVED) by these Impiroved Mac&ines. GRAIN Ralsots will not submit to the enor milous wastange of Grain and the Inferior work dons by alt other machines. .hen once poted on the dttlercnce. N OT Onl Vastly Superior for Wheat OafN al. y.and like (railis$ but the ONLY AUCCOem. fut Th=es.e i-ax Timothy. IMilet. Cloter and lik eeds. Requires n tnatttehments" or "rebuitding " to chmnge from, Grain to.Seeds. .N Thorough Workmanship, Elegant Finish, l'erfeation of Partsr. compieteness or Equi:pment, etc., our "VinATon" Thresher Ounlts are Incomparabte. M ARVELOUS for Simplecity of Parts, using vilosq than one-half thle tisnat Hltls and 0oara. Makes Clean Work, with no Ittteriigs or Saentterdigs. 0R Size of Seiarators Made, Rangin d Si Tselve- .orso sle, And twostyles of Meu IOR Particulars, Call onl our Dealers or write to us fur illustrated Circular. which we mail free. 1013 HOP BITTERS. (A i1edielne, not a Drink,) CONTAINI UOPS, BUCIHU, RIANDRIAKEr DANDELION, AnxD IrM PunisT AND BarsT IuboAx. QtrAxrrr OF ALI@ 019B BITrals. ffM 'X0-" COTI 3 I Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver idneys, and Urinary Organs. Nervousness, Sleep essnoss and especially Feualo Complaints. 81000 IN aOLD. ill be paid for a case theywill not cure or help, o or anything Impure or injurious found in them. Ask your druggist for fop Bitters and try then efore you sleep. Take, no other. OP C0o0 COna Is the sweetest, safest and best Ask Children a D1P PAn for Stomach, Liver and Kidneys . superior to all others. - Ask Druggiste. .'1. 0. Is an absolute and Irresistible em 0o runkeness, use of opium, tobacco and narcotics . Send for circular.. 1 1 sbove sold by dsaguta. top Bittars 1Ifg. Co, Rochester,N.Y JOHNWANAMAKER The most thorough organization In America for executing written orders is the Mail Depart ment for samples and supplies at tho Grand Depot, the great Dry Goods and Outfitting rs tablishbment,0of JOHN WANAM1AK ER.. Requests for samplos and orders for goods ar e at ended to with thn most thorough pro-uptneas and precision. Nothing sbnt out uniesi believed to be lust what is wantet. bulit if not satisfactory I cheer rully exchanged or money refunded, .l EVERYTHING IN~ lksndVeivots. Unaderwear Corsetaseto. Dress Goods. L'adies'& Ciltiron's Shooa liiournine Goods. Mlen's and IBoy's ohoes. I. idles' & Chilidren's Suits le Rubber 0 ode, T rnka etc Lads Ftrnliai'g Goods Nons anoy Cotuln. Ilociery and Gloves. Gentis' Furnishing Gods. White G mnds and Laces. - Mens and Boy 'sInts. riges & Enabrniderioes. 1ose Iurnishing. ods iiitions, 'lies et.c. Chinna endt Ulassware. lOloths and Oioaktngs. Toys tjnd Games. Furs ansd l1,illinery. Write postal car or samples or prices of any ithir g destred. .Register all letters containing money. biany Ilargaits may be aecur -d now, between sea mona Address JOHN WANAMAKER, 'GRAND DEPOT, PH1-ILAD3ELiPH IA. The Largest Dry'Goods and Outfitting Ilouse SEm -O thotcest ita tne worid---Tmporters' e- a t es om any iAmerica Trade cotnaywcesn-gnsiantes every where-best nincemenitw-don't wastey tme-end forY P. o. Biox 1287. Brech-liading Guns, R nartns' etebrated' single batrel. at 015 up. Double.b rrei Breoch ioadere at 62 . Blr..ceh and lin sioding Guns, Rifles an istols of most approved Engliah and American na es. 'All kjnda e1 sportih imnpiemenats and art. epapplleatin. Lieri discount to dealers.Pie JOS. C. GRUBB & Co.e PE RMAN ENT INTERNATlIONAL EXHIBiTION I JNTEN~NIAL1 GITOUNgyg . r OWhl3iEB~Y DA T. 3 Admis4on 35 Cents.. Chiildrena, 10 Cents, BP UIAI~3SIQAL ATTR QTIQN8a DAI'LT Atmo, the LEsgest. ROLLER BK A TtN RINK IlN TH35 WORLD. day eyenibn n e y and l T H E211IL I J8IICA*RD. o ilp~ nsaSlr of $100 ptr month' noAjid wonei inenr ns e one tir CARPE ADAPTlEIYTO THEJl WAN'1.4 OF TIts bost~ cit1 Iididentt'ei this dlfy -antd noighbrtfocd are reapeS Partida furnishing Olturoliot Hsiotels, 0lub Iloomi iniieitp i.1spgt~ our u nTitlC Pt#LLI, OljNEI A1ARB tE PFCUTFUI,1s INVITED TO UNsPROT tNDORSING DR. R ADWAY'S I. I. REMRDIES. AVrH1T Us1 T"ng Foy SEVERAL YEAS. Nxw YoR, Jan. 4, 1977. PEAR Si.-naving far several years used your nedlines. doubtingly at first, bit after experi ineing their efficacy, with full conlidence, itl to less a pleasure than a duty to thankfully teknowledge the advantage we have derived .rom th' m. The pills are resorted to as often ts occasion ritquires, and always with the do .lred effect. Thje il-ady Itelioi cannot be bet. er described than it is by Its name. We apply he lidiment.frequently and freely, almost in arlably.ilnding the promise'l "Iellef." Truly yours. (signed) DR. HADWAY. TIIURLOW WEED. R. R. R. RADWAY'S READY RELIEF CURES THE WORIST PAINS In fron One to 20 Mlinutes. NOT ONE "OUR after reading this advertisement need any one ,BUFFERI WITH PAIN. Radway's Ready Roller to a Cuire for EVICIY PAIN, It was the first and is The Only Pain Remedy that instantly stops the most excruclating pains. al aIys Inflaumma titons and cures Conges. tions, whether of tie Lungs, 8tomdieh, Bo . ele, or other glands or organs, by one application. IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, no matter how violent or excruciating the pain, the RHEUM ATIC, led-ridden, infirm, Crippled, Nor% ous, Neuralgio, or prostrated with d sease may nuffer, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF WILL AFFORD INST4NT BASI. INFLAMMIATION OF THE KIDNEYS INFLAMMATION OFTjIIB BLADDER, INFLAMMATION 10 TH 10WiLS CONG10,4elION OF TilE LUNGS, OlRU THROAT, DIFFlU1 ULT BiEtIATHING. YTILPIC, ION U R E O EA ItT, fiYST1ARICS, OJIOUP. DIPI'rUERIA ilEADACHE, TOOTH iRH, INI"LUENZA, N , EIALIA, RH EUMATISM, ,JOLD CHILLS, A01IR CIIILiA, C0i LBLAINS and FROBT-BITBS. 'Phe application of the Ready Relief to the oart or parts where the pain or difficulty exists vili afford ease and comfort, Thirty to sixty drops In half a tumbler of vater will in a f,,w moments cure Cramps, 'pasns, Four Storach, Heartburn, Sick Head. iche. Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cllo, Wind II tl Jowels and all Internal Pains. Travelers should always carry a bottle of :adway's Ready Relief with them. A few rops in Water will prevent sickness or pains Com clang of water. It is better tihan French .raudy or Bitters as a stimulant. FEVER and AGIUE. Fever and Ague cured for Fifty rents. There a not a renedial agent in the world that will pure Fever and Agile, and all other ANalarious, illiotus, Scarlet, Typhold. Yellow and other 1?1.vels (aided 4y Had-vay's Psills) so quick as RADWAY'S READY lELIEP. 60 ets. a bottle. Dr. Radway's Samsagrllin RNOWe FilE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, FOR THE CURE OP CHRONIC DISEASE, SCROFULA OR SYPHILITIC, HEREDITARY OR CONTAGIOUS, be it seated In the Trungs or Stomach, Skin or ionleo, Flesh or Nerves. corruptin g the solids and vitiating the clids, Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula, Glandular dwelling. If acking Dry Cough, Cancerous A lfee ions Syphilitic Comnp laint Bleeding of the fain ga, D.spcpaa Water B rash, Tic Doioraux, White Swellings. Tumors Ulcers, Skin and Ubp Diseases, Female (Compilnta, lou', Dropsy, SaiL, htheu m, Bronchitis, Consumption. Liver Complaint, &c. Net only does the 8-irsaparilian Rlesolvent exce all remedial agents In the cure of Chronic, Bcrolulous, Constitutilonal and Skin Diseases, but it is 1.he only positive cure for Kidney & Bladder Complaints, tirinary and Wotnhb Diu'aqes, Gravel, Diabetes Urinef brii saloiseaso Alum"nurla an ~i all cases where there are brick dust. deposlts,or the water Is thick. cloudy, mixed with substances like tile White of an egg, or threads like white eilk, or there Is a morbid, dark, bihou - appear anice and white bone-du'st deposits, and when there is a pricking, burning sensaatlon Whlen passing water, and pans Ia the smali of the back and along the loins. Bold by druggists, PRICE ONE 90OLLAR. OVA EIEAIN TUIBIO'1 OF TEN YEARS' GIIOWTII CURlED BY D~t.e Dr. RA DWA Y & 00,, 89 Warrna Street, NEW YORK. DR, RADWAY'S Regulating Pills, Perfectly tasteless, eleg~ntly coated with sweet stregtburgeRadway's i'ii a orth cure of al disorders of thle ttomitch, Ltver, Bowels Kid neys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Ii adacho, Constipat ion, Costiveness. I nuigestion, Dyspep. sin, Billousness, Fever, Inflammation of tLe lloweis, P'iles, and all doraingenients of thi In iernal viscera. Warrantesu t io effect a posit ive cury, m ineral or d eietdrious dt ugs. mr iV* Observe the following symptoms, result. ag from diso dors of tile Digestive Organs: Constipation, Inward Pilos, Fullness of the Biood in the Head, Ac duty of the Stomach, tsiusea, Heoart b~urn. Disgiart of Food Fuliness or Weight an the Si omacli, Sour Bructions, Sink. lngs or Fllittorengs in tile Pit of the Stomach iwimming of tile Hie id, Hurried and Dimliuli lireathaing. Pluttering at the ileart, Choking or Stiuftllaiing Sensations when in a lyingponture Dots or W cbs berore tihe Sight, Fever and ull Pain in Head. D~oiiclonef-of Peorspiration. Yel low ieaa of Skin and' Eyes, Palina itile Side rnh, and audldefn Flushes of Heat, BtrnDing ii A fey doses of RADWAY'8 PILLS will fred the system from all of tile above namned disord irs. Price 25 conts per box. Sold by Druggiata JRead "False and True," tiend a letter stamp t o RIA DWA * 00CO, Not sg Warren -trpet, New York, -Iafoa'mattion Wdrth thousands will be sent you Thehe ans*ermng an Adverteemen il conlfer a favor upon the Advertiser and thle Publisher by stating that they7 saw the adver tisement in this Journal m(ning tP'e *IPpe TINGS i'fCAL, llPFINED A ND R EIlEft Eil T1A STES. fully lnvited Io inspect our T I N G S. eAfonmboat. and oar'dlin ose are r~pecfulty TIN 0 . IAtsY WVANTINO 1Th; ROD Y RRU S)RJ,'i'APAWTRY !RA SUPRRFINRS, MlA T TINGN '6um,-r.,,T, Desira le et