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iltorning in Venieo. Little by little business began to'take possession of * the streets. Bakers' shops and butchers' shops and fish stalls were opened; the din of countless blacksmiths and coppersmiths filled the air at every turn, as though the making of locks and kettles and chimney-pots were *ttb one usurping industry of the world; h1 iced women called ill the people to come and partake of baked pumpki), fresh and hot ; and the melody of mingled street cries grew to a chorus of supplication. Lately risen maidens lowered baskets from their balconies, and fished up eat meat, or bread, or onions, or other house hold supplies, lowered the coppers for payment, gathered their scanty raiment, about them, and withdrew. The vender we knew him at the opera-pocketed his money, tossed his load on his head, and yelled his noisy way down the alley. In the Piazza beyond the lialto, where early activity most centres, I took up a commanding position at an out-of-door table, and ordered my "white coffee " and bread and butter. What a wonderful place it was for breakfasting-just for onceI What pretty but carelessily clad women in black lace head-dresses came from each street and went toward the church ; what a chat ter the wooden paltieis made, and what a gabble the newsboys ; what loads of fresh fruit anld vegetables the women carried past ; how the urchinst gambled for ,4ol ; how unlike everyliig was to what we seu at homne; an1d hlow unr11eal onle grows to be ill watching it all I The cheap dealers of tihe Rtialto were taking down their shitters and displaying their low-priced wares. Boys sat. on the broad steps mnching bread and revelling in the yellow lixmiry of iroad wedges of hot and tavory pumpkin. The purveyors of the adjacent quart ers were clinihing the steps with whole head-loads of grapes, or fIsh, or vegelablev. Over the hand-rail, filing time whole width of the (rand Canal, lay a fleet of barges uiloading, with pro ,it Iduce from beyond tie lagoons, or stowing away assorted cargoes of wihite anld purple grapes, peahelies, lign, lettuce, chiceorv, radishes, shining whie ontions, carrots, helis, potatoes-the whole fresh-colored assor ment of greei grocery. 'ti shore the mar ket people filled the streets and areades with fish, and flesh, 1111d foul, an1d fruit., and flowers, andi the whole air with a it mult of noisy trailie. I de.entided among the throng, wh~ere cuslomers we-re impor tuned oil every han111d, and w leri shal) lar gaiis were driviig in sprals and snails and in fractions of the smallesi fowl. Entering it hitle square, shut in by igh houises, aid, like m11ost Venelian s1piare1s, domilllated ly the mlilinialsled ilcade of 11 imo-slituned ehurch, I ntoticed 11 singular lctivity anmoig the people. 'ley wert scurry ing ill from every alley, md hiastn ing from every door withli ohld-saliped cp per buckets ol hook-enlcd woodeit hows, an1d With little coils of rope. Old ime 1111d women, hoys and girls, all galiered closely about a covered weil curl) in the middle of the square ; and atill they hur1i--iel on, unmitil they stood a dozen deep arouid it. re 5enl1y the chilurch lower slowlytit ruek eight, and at little old man11 forced his Way thr1oughl the crowd, paissed his pontlerous iron key through the lid, and unlocked( teit w-lh. The kettles went jingling into ita entoe slopping out again al an aalliziig rate, and the people trudged off htome, each with at pair of them swuig from the shoulder. The wells arc deep cisterns, wiielh are filled during the night, and it is ott. of amtliable consideration for those who love thlir morninig nap that they ire given a1s good a chance ats their neighbor of get lilng anll nll soiled supply. 1t is tile liratinstanllice that has colme to miy niotice of ai otciedale municip-il rest rainit up1on1 Inl lrprehnsible coveredt wth eitthe o pubil rhet yote in) mwalokg youuaw alistnbeng rep etihd hiiirg 1 ile1 wthfr.hwa teas ha ennatniarbyand 'a telady pufrceivn the stralyethroug an hutsh thqarl, henre asutg scarrie i ote obl.Tey wfater if wiclet byu'acity oitigbroughc rthruigh oduie armth, Eugae fll, 111stotn lieu' da u t distmri buiontog t1he ceity iulcarried snithe 1 ordera med. Indienorttued.h oretuilyl wher te fher sexsacnge ll here wae anor aheveae, th1erol to ayin distibuing minst~ hof wiml bee snpar. 1Teflloing veihmest 'you butiv singular y intuctIe lesirs b pa t. hmili (c;nor fA Bayutene hrefther, oecmtey timesingthersefo baelessl givn t'y sider. carredited tsain "'ei (fter diect otnho repiudnweoe thetpntn."ydar" '',~nychild," reahid the sainut, "yurfalt0 gret isuth yurcyi il ofreader.Fo Like te fatce, oah fthlowin"G hao ateered, thret, rhave waftedikn ut kirletiond; well cvdwthefeathrs; you w io n i thno waskconvertdn distanci, probable. thre qird a samou o ag;h yeour oaktnie d beoa wol ntur to prfmei. Gret~ wseod actonismn of ther' ladyt and receivn costraintgeat hearae; bti, In aoringy, hed bypaire to tet maret, bogh than thtoheewad, andse outthersny tolckin it Is adahedn, elngh asuche had beore inlec af shortetime fithe rend faiu ttl fher tal, cit nstaint acot eerthingt ne. penane nios ofsrntor re pived and exlaation of aont~e and ngul "Ah."~r raied te sant, r "you have be dtomh second parng and ae'ilelcured Itetr ia yoteps, as thropg Aeh ail the Lple. you deiate halthad traersons and gaeoeup, nie bodil an thealesoac havea scttered."n "outlfate noe" erah t edthe poordmary "tohateis frequeilen Ilas The fenathe creloessltonofvery-e tean wcincrried them vIn ditferentvrect ion: hw cn Ino ecovrn tem calliu hebakfyoca. Gpand in0,00o more. llsoyde tl fteld FARM AND GARDEN. W OODLAND PASTUR8.-The clearilig of woodland for a pasture may be cheap- I ly done without burning. "Time is y inoney" in agriculture; and by taking 11 time, the expenditure of ioney may be 8 saved; Just as by-spending ioiicy tree- i: ly, an innedliate result inay be galied, v 1hn tie-money can well be spared, I and It is spent judcliously, it, can be t made to return a larger interest Iin agri- ii culture thanl in almost any other 1indus- s try. A hundred per cent. Is often re turned In one year, or event less, by skilful mnanagenent, But firIlers t must often learn "to labor and walt," e for want of suffielent capital t, do as 1 they Illight wish. In e'earing rough 1 woodland to be seede:1 to grass, the Line , brush may be spread about, all else ( having been cut and removed for use or r for sale, and the seed sown directly. i The fact should not be overlooked that s nuch a8111111 wood Illay b proilltably 11' cut up for domestic usme, that would , otherwise be burned on the land, and p comparatively wasted , The firet show- 11 er will take the seed down hite the a mo1l or among the decayed leav6s, where it will find a congenial seed-bed and s1)rllg l) readIly. The cattle may be .q turned 1ito the ilId forthwith, where d they will find somec agreeable food it among tile gpl outing shoots and o301I11g u growth. 'By tile trampling over tie h1 grotuid by tile animals, the dry litter t( will be broken Into small fragments d11141 ) trodden down formi ing a useful iniulelh, tI and this will afterward furnish intuch t fertilizing matter. An excellent pas- n tirei may ths be formed, wicih canl be 11 used until the stumips have rotted and d the groind can be eaislly 1iowed. A al perilanlent pasture wiIl always be found y one of tie 1ost valllible piarts of' Wte 1) farm, and It' in clearing the wood a few Ij shade trees have been left, it will lit j many cases be advisable to keep the 11 land In grass, which will, uinder these ) hIcIrcumsl)8ttanlces, grow vigorotisly, a1n p recover rapidly after hav iig been vteln I down by thle pastutred anlinals. LAYElRING FO' W INTER.-! II layring earnIations and othelr plants, many11% oper attors cut thle len'ves left. beyond Ilbe cut. square otl'. 'hIs is not. only ecess-o ary, but absolutely hit'ul. Tallke a away those below tle third good joint, andl(] Upoll tile surface that will be be low the ground, cut a slit about. hai tI through the shoot and aibout an1 nch leig; kelep the slit, open with a sliver of wood, 1111d peg it into the groitd, covering with about. all iIch of soil. Water so it does not. get entirely dry and the plan1ts will roottnicely Iin about four weeks, whein they may be tralls ferred to pots for winter bloom1' ing. The ai 81111 rule will apply to th0 layer inz of any plants usually prop:gatedi ei fromt cuttings by regilar llor'isita, 1i thouigh plan ts of' at su1cculen t na tur 1e, or S soft-w'ood I things, like grerall uIills colius, aehyra nthtu-4, hierbacevous begon 0) ils, cacti, start so readily froi eu tIngs that they are better treated tihus. Ill n faet, dur11ing Jutly and Aug--ust., almiostA anlly of thle plants usially propagat( fromll Cuttings, It stuick pret-ty thickly iibout. three inches deep inl .1 hed of' li g1t loam o' Siild, Oil the 1101111 sid'Ie of the house, and kept m5oist, will strike re:i(ily. A good way Is to build a low frame i around them, so there will be abaut four or five inches space above I lie plants, andl(] Cover Close wit h1 a1s1mall ash. Thiis keeps it hIid 11t.11l0atmosphere 1111 pre Vents evaporation. Thus teny)' IIson mnay propagate anlly of 1tile pll lt s s111111Y kept in) rooms1 . FEEIDING Cows .-No rule caII nbe made(1 which wvi1lllpply to all1 cows1'. Over- 1 i'eedinlg for 0one wvould be selni-tar1va1 tIon f or ainothier. One cow, w'ith 21 large iiramen and1 strong digestive powers, may13 need fifty or' sixty pier cenit 1tuore( f'ood than I 110 anoter wh'lh is $211211 a111(" dainty. Th'1e 1111101 shoul 1have food1 o1 a1 good quality, 1111d It shoul d be given) in as easIly digestible a f'orm a1s possI ble, but nleither' one shoul1 d be fed be- sI yo01md its powver to dligest, ai laassimlat "111 the food. Cows wiich halve an1 abun. 01 dance of' fresh air1 and1( reglar exercise will ealt and1( digest m~ore0 10ood than1 theiy 0 would It' they were kept closely eon- S 11ined in their stables. Reguilarity of I) tend to keepI the cowts iln goodi h1ealth, g and11 aillowt the11n to uSe a liberal qulant i- P 1.3 of' 1ood withuout inljury'. Man~y men lh will buy ai cow, f'eed her all1 the ml~l 81h( canl bear, and In two or three years1' sell her1 for' beef. Up to a certain point1 -, hlighl feeding pays, but It, does8 nOt pay3 ~ to tr'y to ma~lke a cow prIoduce foulrteen poun1ds of butter per week whenl slie is nlot calpablle of' yilding more1' than ten.* Old cows will bear this forcing process much01 better 1than1 thlose which are'4 younIg and1( inl ailleases high feedling shiould not a be commen)ceI4d before'thle Uows$ are sIx c' years of age. LE:Avxs. - A statemlent coines from a1 Southl Amnerica that a sin~gular property s (of tomato leaves had been dliscored by a a fr'uit, grower. ilavin~g cu1 tdownl some1 t tomlato vines5, 11e 11sed Lhiem 'Is a mul~leh a arounid is peach trees. lie soon1 dis.. t c.overedl 1.hat, the) eur1clio, wleh' was 1 diestroyin~g his fruit, had1( a1ban1doned tihe M' trees surr'ounded by the toma~to vinles, Following up this alccidental diiscovery', the friee use of toma1to vinles pr'oved a p~erfc~t protection 11 not)13onlygainst Ceur cullo, but other n)oxiouls inseets, lie a found, 111so, by' steeping inI wa~ter 8ome10 fresh leaves of the tomato11, and1( spr1ink- t1 lIng the InfusIon upon01 other pilanIMt ,ihe t' 11)nu1I1erable Insects whlehi covered1 t.1em wer'e driven away. S0ome garideni era' have tr'ied the) above reml1edy, somle by accident and~ others by initenmtion, and1( thleir sucecess was renniirkable. ' One gentlemlan) had his appile tr'ees ra vagedi by lie urelulio until last yearli, wihen lie secuired ai slenl1did crop. ile knowvs of n1o cause for Is e.xem1ption troll theV cuulo except tihe tomaito 1 plants that w~ere growni l'rom the first I amlonig his trees. T1'URNlrs. -- Leave turnips in' the I ground)( until. hard frosts co. 'The tops may be ted to cows. Carrots, beets anid parsnips, mlust be dug before very' cold wveather. Store In trenches or pits in a dry place, from which water will1 run off. If put in) a root-celllr, pac1k i earth In boxes or barrels 0or bIns, ac.. cordIng to the quIantity. If' a new r'lhu barb bed is desired, It should bie made I in fall. Plow tilp tihe part of' the garden not, in use before tile gron d f'reeze4.s. Gather and burn all thle weeds anid rub bish. UNDER the head of' OrnithoIogleal, the witty Boston P'ost says that11 thle na1-1 tional bIrd of' Rhode Island Is the olam. 1 W~onTum1.ss sT'UFP -Not so last m'y friend; if, you) could see the strong, hle'llthy, bloomIng meni, womlen and children that have been raised from beds of sickness, suffeoring and almost death. b'y'the 1tse of Hop BItters, you would say "GlorIous srid inv~aluable remedy." See another column. , JF YOUR THROAT PEELaS 3ORE Oflnirortable usebromptly Dr. Jayne's Bxpeetorant, It will relieve the aIr-passages or all phlegm or tna. 0u.~ainammau~on. and so gusthe -af. fotdpart a chance to heal. No sfer uremedy 'n be a 118e and Colds or any jplintof neLungs, and a briot. lei Wll prv9 it'os.) TI'lE H1OUJEIIOLDI. A wIN-MilL with Four aris 70 feet i extreme diameter, and six feet wide, MIli raise 1,000 pounds 228 feet in one 1inute, and)([ if working on average of hours per day is equal to 31 mon. It estimated that 25.square feet of can as will petorm tie work of a man. V lea a ve tical windmill is employed L grind corn, the ill8tOnO isually inkes live revolutions to one of the fi. From 10 to 11 yards of sail will rid and dress 11 bushels of wheat. To clean pictures : Having taken lie picture out of the frame procure a leani towel, and, naking It quite wet. ty it ol t he face of the picture, sprink ig it from ntin to time with clear Atl water. Lt, it remain wet for two r three days ; take the cloth off and unew it with a fresh one. After wip ig tie pietire with a clean, wet poilge, repeat, the process till the dirt soaked out, then wash it well with a ft sponge and let it get quite dry. :ub the picture with some clear nut or usced oil, and it, will look nearly as ,ll as whienl freshly done. A N Ew WAY rO Tntor DawruIur A. ulte a discovery in the treatment of iphitlberia hits been made. A young ian whose arm.had been amputated. 'its attEacked by dl)iherla before heal ig took place; and instead of the mat r lIicident to that disease being do 1)Mied in the throat, the greater por oil apmlieared oil the wounded arm, and ie (1liphtlheria wis very light and easily ilanaiiged. Dr. Davis, of Mankato, pro ted by this, anid In lils next ease of i)tler-lt blistered his Pitient'I chest, id on this blistered part the chile de osits apptiaIred, This Wias also an easy ise of the (isease. The theory of Dr. ayls is that diptherla usually appears the throat. because of the thillness of ning of the throat. Ihence, when the lister breaks the skin ipon any other Irt of' i he body, the disease appears A RM Enton MosquIro Brris.-A ash of fifteen or twenty dropsof comn on carbolic ald lin a half pint of wa i will imnmediately relleve the smart mosiiito bites, hives, prickly heat, id all irritations of the skin common S1t t1nmer. As the streng th of carbol iid C0omm11oly13 sold vari les, the dili ons shoild be tested before using by eling a small spot of Skin. It it iises ally burning In a moment or so Is too stiong, ai d mo: water must be bled. The lotion was recommended b a eity physielai as iIn use at Bellevue OsIital, and years of experience prove - beeii;fi.. Many restless nights and lch sufilering of cliildren might be 'oiled by tiils simple cure, wiich has -en safely used on very young infants. Tlo WAsiu ]1UStIN.-A clear, dry day iould be chosen to wash nusnli resses. and several can be done at iee. While the dress dries make the arch ; If the muslin is colored, use )ld starch ; it' white, make it as for iir-i bosoms, siiirrinag about with a witx 11udllc. Dip the dress Into it; hang it ral in, to (Iry. When dry, rinse It tickly, bitt. thoromighly, in clear wa r. 1 lang it out to dry again. Sprin le, and roll it tigitly in a towel. Iron ici very hot irons, but not so hot as scorch. I lot irons keep the stilness I the miitusllin. CorrAult CUlii-:Esi-.-Wlecn the milk Is icely cahbberedl, put it Ol the stove id let it. remain uintil well scalded, but iot allow It to boll. Pour forth ic cur id and whey inito a bag made of 'eese-eliothi, and( sspenid it un ttil wvell rui inel and lie curd is left quite dry; tru the curid iiuto a pan, add salt, a bit huiitterI andh enouighi sweet creamil to aike qite3 moist. It enni bie mlouildedl lio little balls or' pit inito a glass dish ithiotit ft'rithmer pr'epara'utioni. iiREAl)-Penn1DN.-Half ai Pound of llt iarcald, soak In warm water teln innutes and winmg (1riy In clean cloth; ie qiarmt of' nilik, f'our' eggs, yolks and lilies w~ell beaten together; two Linces butter, one even teaspoonful of' ilt, half' a pound of' well washed and leked enurriants dr ied In a towel ; one AI'ee-cup of light br'own sugar'; half a t'ulted nuttmeg; mix well, butter the in and bake for thiree-quai'tei's of an our11 in ai hot ovenl. SouR 31Im[K.--Most people have a plre m'lIce against souar milk, but let those 'ho doubt hts beinig good and whole >mei try soime fIxed as follows: Take to curd(led milk when it Is ticlk and esemnbles somiewhiat a cheese curd, add >ia teCCupfuil add1( a tablespoonful of .igair, with nutmeg om' any other sea mIin~g if liked. It Is about equal to Lustar'd. A TIAntE ORINAMENT.-Sew coarse annel around a goblet wvith the stemn rokeu-oil', p~ut this shiapely dome upon saucer of water, wet the flannel and p~rinikle over as much flax seed as will Llhiere to it. Th'le flannel will absorb i watei' from the saucer, which bouald of'ten be repleisheL In about vo weeks the dlannel wvill be concealed ia beautiful vei'dure, which will vie 'Ithi aniy table ornament. Srmcan Fiiurr.--To see p)ountds of 'it, take three pouiids of sugar, one lilt of vinegar, cloves, mace, and eini amnon to suit t. ste ; spriinkle the sugar v'er the 'ruit; let It stand over night, ien bohi Juice, vinegar andt spice fif eni 11 muutes. Putt itn the fruitand boll mn miniuits. A Goon way to keep bottled green ooseberr1Ies is to pour11 a little salad oil ni the top) before corking them up. 'hey 1mus5 t' contrae be previously olled like other bottled fruit. B~uiv lho wa are the fashion now,bttas ong as mothers continue to. nurse their ittle ones with laudantum or othler opi tes, they cannot expect their Babies to ook bright. If your Baby needs med cine get a good and harm less one such is Dr. Bull's Baby Syrtup. ONEu trIal of Dobbins' Electrie Soap, madec by Cragin & Co., Philadelphia, 'a.,) will satisfy the most doubting, of ts great melrit. Pure and white as no0w, Try it. Make your grocer get Starving to Deaths. Thousands of men and womnen are tarving thienmselvos to deaith. They hare niot cat this or thiat, fearing It will nerenuse their flesh. Life depends iponiC~ contiuouis self-denial. The only 'afe and reliable remedy for this terrn ile condition is Allan's Anti-Fat. It *s wholly veget able and perfectly harm ess. Its uise insures a reductioin of rromi two to five pounds per week. 3ol FFA Lo, Y Juno 13, 1878. r'o tihe Pro'rsI' of Allan's"'Anti-Fat: GENTLMN--Tuhe following r'eport is fr'om the lady who used Allan's Anti i~'at: "It (the Anti-Fat) had the le stred-efrect, reditcing the iat from two Byfie pouands a week, until I had lost wenty-five pounds. I hope nevet'to SWhat Iha)ve lost. otu'S,respectfiy, ?WMLL. PA~ yo WIT AND IUMOR. Di. L- Is cautiously treating a sick mani concerning the nature or whose disease lie is quite in the dark. "Well," he says tothe nurse, on inak lig his uisual morning visit, how do we find ourselves to-day? Did he sloop well? Did the nedicine act? "Yes, sir, he slept,but I loft the gas burning, turned down very low." "Ah, he silept well, did lie? I thought lie would. and you left the gas burning-turned down very low? Very good, very good ; all is growing very nicely." And ie takes his hat. "What, doctor I Have you no instruotion-no prescription nothing?" The doctor (sagely, and after mature deliberation)-"Yos; keep the gas burning-turned down very low." "GENrLHMExN of the Jury," said an eloquent Chicago advocate, "you hey hern the witness swar lie saw the prisoner raise his gun ; you hev heern him swair he saw the flash and hered the report; you hev heern him swar he saw the dog fall dead, you have heern him swear he dug the bullet out with his Jackknife, and, and you have seen the bullet produced in court; but whar I ask you, is the man who saw that bullet lilt the dog." TinE train just emerged from a tun nel, and a vinegar-faced malden of thIrty snimers remarked to her gen tie man companion, "Tunnels are such bores'' which nobody can denly. But a young lady, of about sweet eighteen, who satin a scat inimmodiatly in front of the ancient par.y, adjusted her hat, brushed her frizzes back, and said to the perfumed young ian beside her, "I think tunnels are awfully nice." "Ou, my darling ycur voice is as mu sical to me as a vesper bell, whoso tones fall softly on the perruied even ing air. Sp oak again and say those words, my beloved, for I could listen to your voice until the stars are extin gu ished into everlasting night I" A fter marriage: "I have had just about enough of your clapper, old womain, and if you don't let up I'il leave the house." TnE Grandma of a little fotar year old had been telling her one day not to say people lied, but rather that they weo mistaken. Her graindmothei, to am uisn her, told her a bear story, w hich was a tough one to beleve. After she had finushed, the little girl looked it p Into her face and exclaiied, "Grandma that. is the biggest mistaken I have ever heard I" IIENRY was sitting Ini the parlor with Laura, and in attempting to tn rn the gas dim he extinguished it. "There"' he exclaimed, "The gas has gone out." "Yes," murmured Laura, "and I wish somebody would follow its example.'' Then Henry went out. "JOnNNY." said a fond mother to her boy, which would you rather learn French or Spanish ?'' "1I would rather.' said Johnny,rubbing his waistband and looking expressively at the tabla, "I would rather talk Turkey." They don't know how to manage it in St.- Louis. The way to pit life into a walking match between newspaper reporters is to put a bloody tragedy at the other end of it and give the word an hour before the tine of going to press. A VERY much whiskered individual driving in a Victoria downtown with his Scotch terrier, asked a wItty lady wvhat 81he thought of them. "Whty I' saidl she, "I thtought you were besidc yourselfl T'nx bell punch is generally supposed to be a modern invention, but it was evidently in utse in Macboth's timne, from the fact that he says "Go bid thy mistress, when mty driatk is ready, shta strike upon the bell." IT takes a woman with a reinarkabiy strong mind to gaze straight at the pul. pit anid not look around whten a new so prano starts upl a tune in the rear. "I PERL. sure thia hat's ntot biroa enough in the brim, Aunt Jemaima I' "What (10es it matter, child I Look al mue I I put on anythIng." HE sal bitt little, yet as lhe gazed oti the mutilated edge of his best razoi' ht mentally vowed never again to marry a woman with cornts. A wag whto had lent a mnintster 11 horse that hati run away and throwrt the clergyman, claimed credit foi spreading thte gospel. The glass houses of Pittsburg art runnintg (lay and night to sutlppy tha< demand for diamomids for seaside htote clerks. IF you have a Sick Ileadachte take il dlose of Dr. Biuli's Baltimore Pillis; wt know you will find rehiel. "What (10 we eat?" Thatd(ependls, If you live In a boarding house no hui man being cant tell. There are thirteen different gradet of brown sugar, and yet some can't b< sweet. W H EN is a lamup-lighter like a cowvard ly soilier ? When lie fires and~ ritni away. BREACHEs of trust are not as ofter made by a tailor as by his customers. WONDER the English do not establish at Zuluogieal garden in Africa. IUMAN haippintess Is a bauble fol many, butt a bubble for all. AT the foot of htis professionl-th( chiropodist._______ TRUTH is ro Ighty-mighity scarce, fIEA UTIEas. -Ladies, you can not make fair skin, rosyv cheeks and spark ling cyes with till the cosmetics of France, or beautilhers of the world, while in poor heailt i, atnd nothting wi'l give you sueh stretngth, buoyant sp)1ir I and beauty as flop liitters. A trial it cetahi proof. See another colunt AP InfalibIe ftemedy. No longer like Job need the afflicted mililons :y out: "Oh, that my grief wero woighted and my calamity-laid in the balatnce I Ye are forgers of lies;. fve are all phlysicians of ito value." For an *bsolutely safe, reliable antd certain enire for Viles, thte most exasperating, painfu o alilasasos, haa been fouwnt by Dr. usebe. Hafa million of sufferers with piles testify to the virtues of Anakesis. Physiclant ofalschools endiorso it and presoribe it: 600,000 persons have used it Ina all stages and varietles of plies, anid none witoit Mnaofit. It has been prononntood the "happiest modi cal diseover of the age," and Dr. $ilsbeo, as experience and eeientinte I!. D. of 40 years practice, "a benefaotor' to his race." No rom edly so simple and yet so infallible as Antikesit for Piles has been diseoveted. It is a; happI eombination of the soothing pultice of thte English, the instrwment of the reneht,and thi * urative medioati o tte American aurgeeons It affordh immedt ~ieft. frotn the most ox oruolating an tyod pi ~ ainfitit mo's nutimaeIj orst 01 Piles Baplsof're so to al suter o~naip mt ~ so' ~hufao tu~ IF Youl Livor is Disordered Ioofland's Gr mani Bitters will ot it right. I I FOR PlirLza on tho Faoe. use Hieskell's Tet er Ointment. It nevor fails to remove them. Ii You are Dyspeptic floofland's (ermcan Iitters will cure you. MANT portons have a bad hoadacho every fow days. It can be stopped in one hour by Dr. DAY'S CUE FOU lEADAOME. Ask your druggist, or it will be seont by mail on receipt of prico-Fifty cents. D. B. DAY, Iidgway, Pennsylvania. IF You Would En joy Good Health, Take iloofland's Gorman Biters. lIiekell's Telter Ointment will cure every form of Totter. IF TiOUBLED withl Constipation, take Hoof and's German Billero. Oakland Female Institute, NORRISTOWN, PA. WINTER THM WILL UQIKIIdd NUE SEPTEM BUlt9, 11179. Yorocircular. address J. GRIER R A LSTON, Principal. The Singing Class Season, rust (il. The Temple. .,0 ,, dozen), (tjtsl.ttiiitl 11lV 8Shaping Heimool, Cnoto l( hiur llok, by Dr. W. 0. loeiiiins. As a oir ii -K, ht o i to any of tho ia igot,, ommos. As a u1u11011 Schl~ot hook. - htter Chalk li huopor andi sintller )11-4 a e th w it ha" auei Inore 11ista ; thate is. 13, n f-o iw 8onign It1, i li ul is) pe 0lot h olJot Mli'T iICA I, TIUN I:8 ant ANTITi pvol niSon covle-" in it'ti, post-froo, for I1,00. Itenieninbor also TIHE VOICE OF WORStHIP. 189.01 'r dnz-n), rcently advertised; Johnson' Now1 31tillsoid for MiAmgiRK1g clausnes, an excel It-lt book, (G0 per loam). Sca i for speoita, Catallogum-', or ciculars. Jlut Mit. NTUDENTM' LIFE IN MONG. I6 1 flwit nr-1t11o. Ion by C arilosI)uiley Warnor. f I o i 4111gof Collnge oga. A capital book for socl SitI alging. 31141t 011t. WIlEI V0141111 AN A MUNICAT, AN M 4Tti EEr l' by V. it. s. Davis, b1. 1. (37c.) Ali tavaillbItto ien(t 1st on Cho construotios and manm. agoeimki of thd Vocal Or-gams. With plates.. Jn.t oti. Tha last nutnibor of TIE AIUSIOAL ct 6 ciii foe o urnb r, 02.00 for 010 YOar. Wo altha i tlao withoaut It for live limos the Oliver Ditson & Co, Boston. J. E. IMITNON & 0., 92 Chest nnt Xt.. PhUs. S. 1. PETTENGILL & GO., ADVEItT18ING AGENTS, 37 Park Row, New York 701 Chehte nt N roet. lhladelphma. Pa. ~ Thei new cano e ~ E~FU Clesuupfwtoas, A"th -onto Dli ues. by a refeamni h RKABLE CURE 'ean. M sAd attenlin OP sgDJRSED DR on DANDELION l eised th Trea els Brioo4, me rafe f ai ane m. ar O.. Nousss le eshnse ad esecialy eal Copla)ita 0-P ]BITTES - 100 INOTAnr . beifO a seC eU ANDUrAKe, DANDELIONO &ND T[Am P6RaST AND BXsT IfrDro"r QVa~rn Or ALrL OTIM-11 Brrrma All Diseases of the Stomach, B3owels, Bloo4, Lt"e Kin8, and Urinary Orgnse, Nervousness,6 oleep Mes and especially Female Complaints. or anyth ing impurc or injurious found in them. Ask your druggist forfHop Bitters andtir Wthen Dore you sieeP. Take no other. RoP Cotroi CcExp is the sweetest, safest and best Askc ChIldren "h Rior P~ss for Stomah hLtver and Kidneys superIor to all others. Ask Druggists. nk e. uns absolute an lrrestslbe our jScud for circuilar. TjO( AD)VERTISERS. E?' We wita fmsrnssth oat ap'plication, est imurtes for Advertiussn ina le best iad largest cirentated Newspapers iii thme United States and Canadas. Our esllit les are ssmupauhaed. We snake our Emustonsers' interests onr owna, and (mudy to please asnd ske their Ad. vertiing profitable to thean, as thou. eantds who heave tried us can testIfy. 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Beauty, Work, mseme'nhu, e abr~ d a , a agneiant lipemne an re al raneedote at.1 wt. Witu beautfu (e olrm ilium. tratins, tew type toned a , choice bdin Nn~@~7sicohlNAwr Io book ik i has ever enpub linn~edi rdo i tcitlo anal xrea tmatdrs wh---bsistnn the wei-.mcsen .its,43 Voe et.,N.Y.T6 Box1287. fELL-A 6R ?fl l THE RECORD, OF PHILADELPHIA, THE CEEAPEST DA ILY INMEEPEN DENT NEWSPAPEE EN TIE. UNITED NTATEN. d2 COLUIN0 FOR ONE CENT. The Issue of 1-ATUltDAY :ontlainq 04 colun.s. ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FI031 ALL PAIITS OF TIlE WOlIjD. Complote and Acpurato Market Rports, ITS O'-'NERAL NEWS ANI) ENTERPIUSINO 8PE1IALIrIEs MAKE IT A VAIUAIJLE PAPElR FOR ANY LOCAIITY. Price, 63.00 a Year, Free of Postage. BENT ON THIAL ONiC MONTM FOR 25 CENTS. The Double Slnet(Eight-Pago)Saturday iiunibe' will be nSit free of posing'. to atny adlrus ($r 1 00a year, nd coiallnsl, beoides the Hoe of the day, c to.laneous reading mattor of an interesting char actor. PRESENT FREOULATION AVERAGES 54,000 DAILY. 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GOOD ADVERTISING CHEAP. $10 CASH with the order, will ,sert ifiei "i village newspapora8 an advert Ise mont occupying one inch space, one Limo; or six 1ines two timos; or three lines four times. $20 CASir In advance, wili Insert In 850 . 1 villago newspapers an adver ti oinet of one Inch space one tIme; orsix lines two times; or three lines four tIm es Address S. Z. PETTENGILL & 00., 37 Park Row, New York, Or, 701 Chestnut St. Phila. Advertlming don! in all newspapers in Unied States and Canadas ti, the lowest, rates. Rlupertns celebrated SigB Blre oadn a er at std1,tol n1 mot approsl Enlis ans ineric makes. All kImls of sporting Ii: plemoents andsi arti. prU~a cI up-the bes igns yet msade for the JOS. C. GRUBB & CO., 712 Market St., Philada., Pa. GENTS1Q BEND POST ALi FOR PRIGE1 ~Lit and InstructIons for FINE I. elf-Measuremnent, to S HOESf ~V. 'hiladelphia, Pa. R^WL*t"' WEST Ph"L^DLPnrA ACAn. a89PMYt a. ~sie aarreet, Wet P ilasdelphi , Pa. tember 22. Honors of '79:.TLatin Salustatory. at La fayette 0ollege; UonorayQ ration at Prlun aton. Prlincipali. EXODUS 3,000,000 A CRE S Mainly in the Famous RED RIVER VALLEY OF TH E NORTH. on long time, low prios and easy payments. Pannphlet with full information malled free. Apply to D. A. MoKINLAY, Land Com'r, St. P. NI. & K. Rl'y, St. Pasl, MInn. ETABLI8HED 1848S. MORGAN & HEADLJY, Impoders of Diamonds Maiifactiren' of Sliectacles, 618 SANSOM street, Philadelphia, Illustrated rce List sent to the trade on application. WAGENTS, READ THIS I w lit pay Aent. a alaryeof 600 per mont and ew an Wonderful InventIons. We mean what we say. amplejree. Addres ashal i Pianos and Organs ?)E~ br'' g 5, .sl r 'sclass 'an :trIl ~ alog~s pr ce. . atalou no f l'tl peces ns fo. tamp. MR~NL~aonlN I A No 0o., 21 EC. ltat. .Y IANDRRHB' SRIIDu ABB TUE BEST. D. LA BD1lBTB & SoNS. 91 & 98 B. ITU S th PEILADfRIAs ADVERTI Euserted in ANlY OR A1AEE of the tory for ONE .TIME, orff pos~ions, ,whfoh are j 8. M. PilfTE at either of [New 3| orke .Phile~ ESTIMA1 For Adverapers9 *th t b*6' i tIhe hnoralc Therlow Wed NDOlRBING DR.-ItADNYAY'S It, R, ICEMEDIES OVKHa URINO TnRN FOR RIVERAL TZARS. Nxw Yonx, Jan. 4, 1811. DzAR 41iR.-HavIng for several years usc youl nedi inc, doubtingly at first, but after expori. tueing their eflicacy, with full contidence, it h o less a pleasure than a duty to thankfulI icknowledge the advantage we have derived ron th tn. The pills aro resorted to as oftet s occasion-ri quires, and always with the do tred effect. T)to It. ady tellel cannot I bet er described thian it Is by Its name. We u~ppli be liniment frequently and freely, almost in ariably finding the promise I "Rele." 'Truly yours, (signed) DR, KADWAT. 'H'URLOW WEED. R. R. R. RADWAY'S READY RELIEf CUES THE WORIST PAINS In from One to 20 Minutes. NOT ONE hOUR titer reading this advertisem:ot need any one SUFFER WITH PAIN. Ladway's Ready Relefr ts a Cure for EVElRY PAIN. It was the frst and is The Only Pain Remedy :hat Instan tly stops the most excruciating pain,. al-ays Iilatumations and cures Conges tions, whither or the Lungs, Stomach, Bonel or uthio glands or organs, by one application. IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, no matter how vIolent or excruciating the pain the IIIIUMATIC, Bed-rIdden, infirm, Crippled Neruous Neuralgic, of prostrated with diseasi may suffer, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF WILL AFFORDINSTANT BASE. INFLAMMATION OF TIf KIDNEYS INFL-AMMAT ON OF TilE BLADDER, INFGAMMATION OF'" H OWSLS 0 0N0X*I''ION OVTkJ1 LUNGS. 6011E THROAT DIPPIt U1 F11 Bi RATkI1q0G KlYSTE RIC8, b 01 ION O ETII HART. HYTRCCROUP. Di Ii'rIIEHRIA CATA RIM, INPLUENZA. HEADACHE, TOOTH ,CHE. NEU 1ALGIA, RHEUMATISM UOLD Cu1LLS, AOLJE CHlILLS, C I LIJLA IN8 and FROST-BITS 'The application of the Ready Retlet to $he part or parts where the palu or diffioulty exists will afford ease and comfort. Thirty to sixty drops in half a tumbler of wtoter will in a few moinenits cure Cramps. -paitms, -our Storipah, Ieartburn, Sick Read. idhu. Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cullo, Wind in the Bowels. and all Internal Pains. TravelerA should always carry a beitle of ladway's Ready Rtelief with them. A few irupe in Water will prevent sickness or pains ron change of water. It Is better than French irrnly- or bitters its a stimtulant. FEVER and AGUE. Fever and Agile cured for Fifty ('ants. There a not a remedial agent in the world that-will ,ure Fever and Agie, and all other Malarious, Ulious, Scarlet, Typhold. Yellow and other Fevers (alded by ltadway's Pills) so quick as 4ADWA Y'S READY MELIEF. 50 ots. a bottle Dr. Radway's Sarifln RNOWil, CHE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, FOR TIE CURE OF ORONIO DISEASE, SCROFULA OR SYPHILITIC, HEREDITARY 0 CONTAGIOUS. be it seated in the nungs or Stomach, Skin or Bonco, Flesh or Nerves. corrutingln the solids and vitiating the fluid!, Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofuta,, Glandular SwellIng. H acking Dry Cough, Cancerotts A frec ions yphlitic0 Comp~laints, Bleeding of the Lungs, pBopsia, Water Brash, Tie Doloraux, Wiito Swel nsTumnors Ulcers, Skin atnd II p DIseases, Female Complaints, 'Gou., Drepay. Salt itheum, Bronchitis, Consumption. Liver Complaint, &c. Not only does the Sarsaparillan Resolvent excel all remedial agents in the cure of Chronto, 8crofulous, Constitutional and Skin Diseases, but it Is the only positive cure for. Kidney & Bladder Complaints, Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes Drops e Sr t~ae wtr, Inntinepeo cases where there are brick dust deposits or the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances ite the white of an egg, or threads lIke white siik, or tlidre Is a morbid, dark, billous appear anice and white bone-dust deposIts, ano when there is a pricking, burning sensation when passing water. and paira in the small of the back and~along the ilns. Sold by druggists, PRIOE ON290tOLARt OVARIAN TUMOR OF TEN YEARS G1 OWT R ED BY Dia Dr. BAD)WAY & 00., 82 Warren Itreet. NEW YORE. DR RAD WAY'S Regulatinig Pills, Perfectly tasteless, 1l antly coated with aweet dore of the Stomach, Liver, Dowels Eid neys, Bladder, Narvous DIseases, Headache, Coustipastion, dostironess, Indigestion, Dyspep' sia, iliousness, Fever, Inflammation of the flowels, Piles, and all derangements of the in ternal viscera. Warranted t.o effect a positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no mer cury, mineral or deleterious drugs, IW Observe the following smtoms resnula lng from disorders of the Digs eOrg~ns; Constipatllon, Inward Piles, Fullhess Of the lilood In thle head, Ao~dity of the Stomach, Nausea, Hearitirn. Disgust- of Food Fulinesg' o)r Weight, ia the 8tomacb 8our Bruotlons, Sink lngs or F~lutterings in the Pit of the Stomach swimmning of tihe Hled, Hiurried and Dificoull fireathting Flul,torinit at tile Meart. Choking o1 humrlat,11 Sonsations when in alyng posture hots or W b efore the, Sight ~'vand Dulti i'ain in Hlead, D~elciondly oftrprtion, Yel lownesn of Skin and Eyes, Paln in the Sitls, i n bs a s.udden Fluehos of Beat,,Surning ti A few doses of RADlWAYS PILLS Will free .he nyatem from all o( thO above named disord era Price 9o oonts per box. Sold by Drtiggista. Read "False and True," Send a lester samp to RADWAY A(dO.,gIa hWarren ptreet, New-York, ., - Informiaion worth thousand. Willboe otyos tei1 watohed, a ti ~heir~ o1 05Il 1 "~A~Y,'