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THE IiOUTElIOLD. BnEAn.-Scoteh Short Bread-Four pounds of flour; two pounds shorten 1ng-take half of lard and half of but ter: one egg, and as much milk as would 1111 an eggshell; beat well to gether, add to the flour and butter, with one pound flue sugar; then with your hands work the whole until it Is soft onough to roll o't on your bak ing-board about half an Inch thick; out Into any form you wish ; pinch the edge with your linger and thumb, and bake. Pulled bread-Take from the oven an ordinary loaf when it is about half baked, and with the lingers, while the bread is yet hot, quickly pull the half wet dough into pieces of irregular shape about the size of an egg. Do not attempt to smooth or flatten them the rougher the shapos the better. Set them upon tins and place in a very slow oven and bake to a rich brown. This forms a dliclotisly crisp to eat with cheese, n:lIk or cream. A pple To one quart of meal put one pint of ripe chopped apples onec egg, a suialI piece of butter, a little salt, antd fresh water enough to form a stii 'dought. The apples should, of cotirse, be peel edt and minced very line. Soie per sons like a little sugar in the dough, but it is generally preferred withouit, This is a favorite ciish with children. GRAPH JELLY.-The chief art in m.k lug jolly is to boil it cotinuously, slowly and gently. It will not Itardeni well if the bolting stop3 oven for a few moments. To preserve th( true color " and flavor of fruit in jellies or ijns boll well before adding the stgar ; in this way the water containe<i in nil fruit juices is evaporated. .eat the sugar before adding it. lIn lalkintg grape jelly, pick the grape, fromI their stets, wash themt, put themii over the fire in a vessel contatining a littic wa ter, to keep them front buriting. Stew a few moments; nutsh gent.ly Wi it a silver spoon, strain, atd to every plit ofjuiceallow one pound of white .su gar. After the juice rotnes to t he boil ing poiut, boil t,wenty mtinutes, pouir it over the heated sugar, andi sI ir con atanitly t,ill all Is dlis6olvedl. Then lilt the jolly glasses. TE'A BiscurT.-Sift fouir potindBs of flour into a large wooden bowl : mal,e at eavity'In the cenire eo thie lintur, antel stir In slowly one I,lot of' lukwaitt mtilk, with hall1' at pint, of' good yeca:"t, nsing jist enotigh 1lotir to int;ke Ithe yeast and milk lato a l,at.oi af tihe on sisteney of rich cren!ii>. (over tlhis over and let it stanI for t wo hou-.s then out uipone potnel of good bt te'r into one pint. of wartu ntiilk, w iti a little salt; 1.ow mix aih th e iingreeilenta together, work well, titizl the lop witht flour atil let st0il ont hitur, aiiter which mtake thtf elouh (ut ( into hi - cults, about, the size of ani eg g; bithier the baking tis and I:ty lie ittith in rows about three in(he( nltart : Ilnce in warin sitttat inn to risc, it il, :is .,m li as light, bitke them to a ilce brown. in a hot even ; assoon as they are taken from the oves wash over the tops witii a soft brush dipped ia milk. 'o Witrrr FIm\\i.-Firs wash it perfectly clean and tin e in suds. Do not put mutch soap in lte riuse witer, then hang in a box or barrel 11tm in ias no cracks that will let the smoke oit., then bleach w'itl.h sulphur. 'l'te best. Way is to take a pan "with Ia few tshe in it and spirittkle 'ittphur, or pult( a small pile of it in the eentre 01 ihe - pan; put It under the barrel or box, then put a rei-hot, iron on it, and slt.tt it dowu as uleky as possible. W htent thtis is all buitred, irenew it. w~ it.h more suilphlur and anothter hot Iron, till you get your flannel as wito:is you wisl. .lf y'otu wish to imake useo of it iright away, rinse it suds to take thle smielhl out. .If y'ou t n 't, wanUt to 1itse it, layr it right atway in the sulphurt and1 th'e moths will nItJ, I roule it. 8ICK-nooM Coox PItY-Navn C'tlY us TAnnI.-Take thte yolks (It' I wo eggs, and I lie whlit e of one, aniti pit ini a small 1 basini; add1( one gill ol' hee&'f ten1, and ai quairteir 01'a saltsjiioin i' ol'stilt wip i up the eggs add11 thle h el' tea; take a smaoll eui>, w'hih NIwill hol i.he mnix tutre, 1and( but1 ter' it t ake' a pi0ce ol' whtite letteirjN piii ami tter thaiti, anid tie it onl the (cup; htave a satucciht, wvith~ hnt, wva t, and1( pu1t it oin thle tire to boil; when ci the water' is btilIiing pi't in t.he cup, so dial. thei watier stanids below t.he t.op of' thierup; let. it simuier RIcE 1i' Fnt-tri -T1wo eggs,on pint of mtilk, hitll' pint orf1 boliled rice', flour to tmake a t hin butter. Rlent thie eggs sepatrat ely ; put1 tIhe buttterI in the milk amnd warm 'ta iil I the butltr mieltis; add the yolks of' Ihe eggs, iie flour and other ingiredient.t, I )rop a large spoonful at a time In btolling laid ; Imry brown 111anserve at~ once. fTe wor'd ru ',* 6 t d -' ., of C lotutet er ii ?itterii, alt I 'hi iI cuI.t. lin ' ii:iity for a qnarter - f a e'n' nt ' a - i a ulwh is ui':1treely more wm'ider'' th-fli t'ia we I'--oon 10 ;inige't-I t 0 Sunna' gernu ir ni -, of'I i -t' 1. 'ni .\ltiaa.inl. the r ow t n,weitili st' ii a r,o. eml i.sg 60 hmand< ini iht L . p it tint. Ten evOle L r nt hste foa-- O n s w o . a itt( rue n of C, *tn ou18)r.l ~i o ti nai enm:iwa andisaf rmdoall.F'ih Iheas, reaih, tulan and iroutanish I nn os.Mf-toacv erage t; vaial anteirte,ti wo i.h can' t)opthes. of thes trges degre, cmon entug. Tedom:ton, tat trom calt ua l re ad dugiltatned a 1tm, but'r bder in up1 One ott cota s tr.os VEGETinE cietrls nw enwledgd bit our bstiheans be te only scure .T'andeeaf remedy1 iraldiess.rs .'ula pndc oflois I humosiyt OTeig A RV0AG,"' tilhey (if Do a beverag ie vl but a eeny wtithim urv proper ties, teta hihet( de-gre,tcon e~~tinpgnopor iky o r blnl )I' nois Loon dr l8 They dol inuot ta downlran a reay eblied sysmtem,i buto uild ite up On bol contiiin more hopsr tha r , m ore realu hp'trngh thn gla inRocestr sllthm, and theo o phscaspecib'hm"-vnn BV. so opBtes n ric o son larp'l d WI1 AND1 MUMOR. SH AnnY llAT AND SuINY BREIECHFIR. -While the i n'l lady was at work, two old meu strolled in for refre,shmcnts. One of them was evildently a small farmer. lie wore his hat putlled down over his eyes, and, appeared ocue pied by a alatter of some weight. Talking to himilt earliestly and in a low tone, hiis companion, aln old fellow with n shabby centt an' shiny breechew, 3aid inich-worn shoes, looked about hi with cunning eyes for the most. retired nook, and pulling out an old stool, Said: ''it ye there, muan, we'll Ilve i pint andc at talk."' The colorlev's pot.een was served t.hem, andi each d11an11 it tllllbleri1 of It as II' it had ueenl water. .(Now, man." .said the smaller and oller of the two, "why not m1ake a match between them? Ile I is a smart lad, and1 she is a line girl. Uotd bless he"r 1 d n.-t say what you will give hi and We c:l n have done with it before the gllie is out." "Well, said the farmer, after pulling andlt, eraking his lingers, "I have no th,ougltof being 1me1an. 1 will give her it cabin, a gruirtor of an acre of land, with the pot.atoes tilled and brought lo the door.'' There was silence upon the other Side. "I will give her a line feather bed." "Very good, very good," said he with the ennning eyes. "Well, we will have another pinit..'' '['hey were s- ved with the fiery liquid, and sainckig their ips over it, declared it th le best. "The plhyers inust be near through ." The farmer, staring inl the bottom of tho clap, aIdCd, "I will give her ilf t1"en poualds inl goli.'' A short quick lauagh from his com panlon was tho response :--"That's very good, mnan ; you are doing well, G;oc bless you 1'' I'Ier mother will give her the best of petticoats-and t.hat, is about all." "A nd enough it is, If Ior mother won ld not forget.the old silver beads, so that she can prepare her soul for heaven when the end comes." "Wh at, tnen," said the othier, a litlie defilntly, ''has you' boy got?" Drawing his stool Ch,oSer, and fixiag his little gray eyes on tbe old man, lie said, "Sorra a lia'penny; but, lie's ia !;ciod lad for all uthat, anid ca kunck as mitch work out; of at day as anay boy in tIhe colutry, and inl a light. can bate anyiI)MIy th1a. stands bloefore hhnu.'' It. isn'. a fig;iting man I want" for lly alatlr htar," r'esi'oinded the farnler, te-tily; "lhere's little goad co.mes of it.'' "Well. weil, lie need1 not, do the samne, bil. he's good for it If want.i'." "I'll nlot s1l:aal for mnoaev, as lie's a natc", tidy boy ;" the farmer was some wt ntlolilli i. "Ill buy him a buat., ;anad he can knock a living oat of it." "L1,ong life to ye I SialI It he next 'I'htia"sa1y ? I'll stop to-aight to see the p,riest and have it, all ready. To my horror, the f'armiernow called for aInother pint, with which they seal cd t.heir b:argatn. A C('il rit.t" ' T Alsi-n A Row. "llonsehold )epart1u1ents" are very goo,i aljatnijts to a newspapcr ill thir way, when edited by a woinan, hut the l1lalo joutralist, who dabbles with the ieavel-spired mllystr-ies of 'ookilg runs a frightflil risk. T1'he editor of 'ie I'columa Pa'urine started ia column of thal, kind receitly, and a few days :aterw ards a flerce-looking femalo 1vntne into the ollice, en fic t113' conceal In;, some obijtet behind her Iapraon. 'A reC yot11 no4t Ite manI that, publ IIshed 11hati new am11(i anmproved wayt to mailke cu ra rai t. cake !"' lIe s:1. aid he'was. "T\O( 83ahl to mix washinag soa with thi ii' 1(u1r, and stiar ini a lI t,Ie corn' mea11l1 andi( swe'et oil to giveu it conlsiecy' ?'" "1-i-believe so.'' "Anld ad(d lfteefi eggs anid some1 mo1 lasses, and1( two Ouncles of ginm ar'abie, uand set iln a cool plac'e to bake ?"' '"1 thin1k that was It.'' "'Well, take that, thlen 1'' and tihe i idignanit hloulsifIe knlocked1 him down club i, bu11t. whIaleh1 he belt in IiIs hearlt un11s4 luve bee a101 hal1f11 baked hunk of enike con structed ont thle P'car'iinepat lake surpifie part1els'' ' asked one0 of thle P'ostollee bigiade of'* anothier Szat. uraday3 as lie hIitchted along on the will dow-sill to mailke roomi. "Wail, thalt,'s accorina,"' slowly r'e phed Jiii. "if' it's (one of thenm kind whioire you have1' fraosted cake and1( (elder and1( gamesi0 and1 mic 1, I kill take 'emil in, but, if It's the (lid wom111an (ercepin' lip stairs w iithl a shingle Jist 218 i've got to dreamlIlin' of r'oast eta nt 1.5Oil the halfhi shell I can't tumble wor'th a cent. W haere's yer' chawin' terbacey ?'" A'ir a shloemalkersa' bail in Phliladei 1p1hia a reQporter says thalt "'rect of ever'y size, f'rom a ine taiper' In white kid to iloinig-shiaped't pedals ha haull skInl wvellted thle wax oa the 11(o0r in hlamo niy wIth die anuslc. They03 waxed w~ armn and1( pegged away un tilI late thle next. moin g. It was a1 whole-soled affair' thr aoughaout. A voUNG lady wh'lo had been maiirried a little over ai year,' wr'ote to 11er mat ter' of' fact 0111 f'ather, saying : ''We have thec dearest little cottage in: 1.he4 worb'l: OrI ninenitedl withl the most4 ('nar1minlg little erceeper's y'ou eer saw.'' TIhie old man11 reald the letteir aiid ex elaimIled, "T1w Ins, by thlunder.'' rj1 TnRE thimgs cOnduc01Iv0 to hainess1108 -A lull stonn1ichV, nnt empi~ty p)ocket and a1 cleari conlsollce. Weo are feart'ulliy hlappy. 31lUcm may 1)e saId ot lhe mlodeirn ci "'MAY' yourl traoubles only be littlo oneCs, 31 ammy you always3'i have Dr)i. 11ul1's ihaby Syruilp hand(y,"' said4 an old( baclhetlol' tea newily'-m1aried couplo14. ME ssaus. lA ExsNN~Y & Co. :-My haIr Is gr'owinag out, so fast that I enna at mlost see it groing maysolf', tihrongh the use of youir Car'bolf no. -. NIXON. Font REa.iavrs I'mlaA1 Tuno 'iTol'l.ls, "BrDa's' Bronialja TJrochaes" havye a wor'ld-wide repultat ion, andil as traey conItalin nothing thlat wvii ll iur t,he systoem, theoy can1 be used without fear of bad resuiilts. A cOon ulnrse is a biessing to every 1family3, ilam ala mn1sible naurases recom.i miOnd( t hat, l inOCtenat but efY'eutuaal r'ome dly f'or all the p)alns and1( lIls that honfall a baby.--Dr. lBulI's Ba3by Syrup, Prileo 25 cents. A GnIA T medijoine in Small y'tals,.. J)r. Ierco's Pellet, (JIttle p)ills). No cheap paste-board or wooden boxe, that allow A waste of strength. SIek hleadlaohe, dizziness rush of blood to the hecad, bad taste In anouth, bilious attaoks, Jaundicq, internal'>fever, boils and netl ash.., una1 . by Drugists AeURICUL1'URE. 1IN'rrs FoR Wotr.--Every day tho corn remains unctit, after maturity, there is loss. Corn galus nothing by standig after the kernels are ghtzed, but the dlder lo'es rapidly in (ltality. Mlch of its digestible matter is chanlg ed into woody ler, becomling hard :.:1A Indigestit>le. 'Tlhe sooier it is cut and shecked, the sooner It can be housed in safety. Corn st alks atre no longe r to le eonsilered ats a waste product, good for nothing but to be.trodden tier loot. They are worth futlly the cost of put ting in the crop, if' well saved and cllr ed. When leut at the right tito, and well cured, six dollas a ton Is, by many, consilered a r'easol>lbie estim}ato of their value for feed, whell hay is worth $10 per ton. Careful x periments l)lace well eured corn s,alks as worth abotit three-Il fths as inuch as hay. 11tskin Inachites have been iucli improved since first brought otIt. For a thousand btuhels of corn it will pay to use a power husker, lBy and by, the thrasher men will have m}achines to do this work, and shell the corn at the same time. 6omne of the steel and chilled Iron corn-cob mills will grind corn in the husk. For cows, cattle, hogs, and mules (and perhaps horses, when It Is eareftlly used), it may be thus ground, convenliently and econo mically. The corn may be cribbed lin the husk, and used as required. If not perfectly dry, grind small itrantities at, at timne, as it will heat If kept tin large hulk. If the soil is well drained and In good condition, late sowing of wheat may somietinies be hetter than earlier, as the crop is t,bus more likely to escatpe the llessian 11', 1Harrowing wheat in the fall shotid only be done when the surface of the land is dry. No kild of eultivation should take place when the grotad is wet. Experlitnen tal-cultivationi should be done as eatrly av possible. Jeto plowing is not need ed. To kill weeds and mellow the sur face are what Is wtanlted. 1arr1"owin<r may be (one safely two weeks at'ter sowing, and repealed t.wice or thrice. Then grass seed may be sown, butt: not before. It will take at once onl the mtel low soil, and s0om1t get ahead of timt treated in t.i e usual let-n11one mnannor. Frr"r (.il nowt;as' ,l xi.ls. - When fruit tress are to he pIattel plow the laid he'o'e hand, hatrrow it well, and enric'h with mInnre. l'lant either spriii or fall; inl the spring belort they aippear. Select l'ewt varilies, Iid suilch-as are knlownl to he 'Lrge bela ret' in neighborin;g orcih::rd;. An albii tlance of 'secoI rate fruit is better th:ti a seant. lclhi of first. rate friit. 11 there is a good nu1rscry near by -o thcre. ( yotlntr(lI', select healilhy trees, ike none bt t.hose wilith an :aiundance of libous roots. K'ep thie ruots from}a gel.iug dry, take iho1n1e andi 11111, Trim the branches to corres 11onti wit lhe shortened roots, set lh( Iice the exact. (deptht they stodu inii th( niitrser row, sprealing out the root etenly, and pressing mellow ea rtIt firmly abont tten. Stake eaIeh tree. M1ake at dIagramn o1 the orchard and file away caref'ully. Keep the trees work ed around for six or clnght y ears, keep out the Dorers, keel) the trues tillieil inl goot- shape, fertilize every year or two. Wlien the trees cone linto bear ing get. the orchard inl with grass, Litulrn in the hogs to eat. the wormy Iruit and rOOt Ip the soil. If a ttree dies or gc.s rick, plant another. A h.w WYoiu>s FuOM Tll' li 1ons.- - t)on't, heat. otr sore iddes so hard and so ol'tenl, atid we shall be stronger and better servants to yout. Yot know how oppression only nu:tkes yotu set tip your back, but. yotu will do an1ythinlg fot at kindi 113 mater. D on 'I ridle and div e its aboitt ii:t,ilI we ar'e rea'-ly Li) drop, atnd our wiid is almiost. broken), andi we aire ieekinhg with1 heat, anad rough usage. Praiy let tis httve a little miore water whieni we statnd, weary anud tirst y, wIthI our poor dry tongties, unalible to as8k for It. Yen have felt the sufl'ering of' thirst. "'Anid for pity's sake,'' tim htorsir woulid say, "lo,oseni thIis tortitrIng bwar'ing-rein; we to)ss and shake our heatds, or we tr'y 1o keep thtem still, and niot.h Inhg gI ves us a minenlt's ease You, ioaster, woulid stifTer severely If your heaid were hldk inl such a piositlion, and wc,totuld do inor'e wo)rk and1 iiil mu cbtter wil.h(oit it. Pleatse rieember that wve cant1 alwiays hieair youri voiee, andit shall undiierstandl 1 wht. y'ou wvant us to do so muchel mlore quickly if' y'ou spea1k t,o uts tirng our1 teinder', worn mouths atbout, We geL so puz/~ledh anid Irighitened wihen youl are5 in) aL rage wIt,h us, that we onily Iltoun111er andt11 phinge, anad iake you inore ail inore angr'y. Our last, enitrea U.y is, thitat wh'en w e get, olid a ad past wasted bodIes stagger along unider some1 load, whentc our1 lives hav1W been spent,1 itn vouri survIce, but tintt you will re ward its by hatvin)g u3 immendiaLtely puit out of' our1 paIin. To eure scab in sheep1, rutb I i'ti times ia wieek. D)ogs eani be cur'ed of' miainge in the sameil way, ''tl: hiippit'st discovery of thie ai'o. AN.I. K lE.8 . aun mfallhble enrol for P1t f,l'i. a 81c in t.e caminanonl.ll of I oneec, iinstrumot,t anId moteu enotdorseod by phiystic'in of all :tchooki'. dIw"overod hby Dat. Sniiaws, a regni'ar phlysi inn1. nil I uisedl e,'cees,'fully in tho'l.'t(usad or caes. tSu'ierers who lave tried over, th-n. ohc ll m inin, will find( instan1 ro llef aturl purmai. nonit i nr. It, is rogardeid bv' mi)Ical mon01 a.1 thtt greaitest of titos in iis ..ofies. and11 Pr)' nIoni'Cit inft.dllibtl. "'Anakesi'" ont, by miii on rect iIpt of tPric ftl.r0( p,'r box. Rs. Filli. by P. NOlustlO lteor & Co., BoX 8910 Now Y'rk. woniderful ailndmavelous success, in eases where persons are sick or' wast 1mg away friomn a conditIon of mIser ableness,. that no one knows whait a111s tem, _(profitable patienlts for doctors,) Is ob)tainled b)y t,he u1s0 of 1101) Bitters. fhiey beglin to enrie f'romn tlie first dose and11 keep It tip untIl per'fect health and stren)gthl Is restor'ed. Whloever Ia af.. iceted Ill this wuay need1 not suifer' uwhenx they canl get IlOp IBitters. See other column. IF. You Would Enjoy Glood IIoalth Takeo ilooland's (Germant illiers. If Troubledt with CJonstipation, take Hoof' (aid's (Ger'man iillters. Hleskell's Teller Oumimcat Will euro overy ormi of Tottetr. Tile manft who neveir 5lmoiked the L.one J,tt'h Cigaretteis hlikec a world withonit a nun. lr.a ! 0ra l-onider OVe r the coni.ioin of that iunanl. Smlloke the Lone) Jack (Cigar'ette and you will feel pleautro wfih all mankInd, nIot exooe>tion youri mlothor-in-law. Try thio Lone Jack Ciga e ettes If .1on wanit a cloar head and1 sound stom-. ach,. They arc mnade of the best Tobacco grown. and free 'from any deleterbous adu~ ter'ations II' do not ask you to fake our word for the pralse bestowed on thoi Lone Jack Cigaretten. atly try them. Fen PnMi:s! on the Fae, use Jies7keW' hTl fer Olnment. 1w You are Dyspeptio Hooflcand'e German Billera wilt cure.iou. I, Your Liver ia Disordered Hoojland'a Ger man0 BIUtre wim stI ar..w VEGETINE. Liver Conmplatint. 'fhlS als *'SO Iltly be said to proceti alnost itivitriabty from the stomach be iig ot of ordere in the first p)ace. 11y the stiolmach be:ng out of rder, the loo: also guts ou(. of order; and wh.y l All the lioot in the hnitti body passes Ih- oImgh ie liver I:very few illilntes to hav tho bilic.tis mattter SeMrated from it. If there be ttl y Hcro:ulous ti tt or other impurity in the Ilo:d i.t, wvill s urely be dep:iltcd In the liver Illong with t lie bilo. Ily and by. however, theso limpurities tilereasing, will render the blood wltery, aid rendor it,s m1otion torpid; then It, will cc 1se to >erform its dity of stralnine. out tho hlile. O(iy poison will 1 left in the liver * uld the result will b(, all obst.ructed. Inflamned (iUd Swollen liver, ending in dlseaso. Such is tho thteory, nid such the clinax, ias proven by facts. 'Tihe syri"1."1ns crowd r-api(ly upon one another -a (on.lnned ptin or t(nderness ltt tihe 1ight sille, inuuling emnaciatioll Aul weakno s ; counh with exp::toratilon. dyspepsla. hIgh-colored tnrle, yellowness of t.he eyes, lever, al'i(i aquiclC j)ase. It Is imamosslblr; to nistake I he dis"aso 1)3. these syulptolms. 'There la only one way of curing Livor Comnplaint ; andl that is, to strike at, the root. To do this, you tust act on the stollach, the blood, the liver. anti the general health at the saine titne. VOaSTINS alone will do t Is, and will offec. a speedy cure. See tes. tiltnonlals. Rochester Policeman "Gai.ned Eight Pounds in Three Weeks." Ma. II. It. rKvI.:Ns. Dear 8:r-llaving used but three bottles of your Vio(lriN,: II in very hal case of Lver Coml ullnt. I fliad myself improv ic; rapidly. An wei;;hing eight poun(iS ilore at {1)resent thitan I did wIten I began I nking It, and bl)llevo, with a con, inuanen of a mtirll (l't Pint1y morp. I shall be entir -ly curi"d. hIeftne I beribn taking (,11 \:eulIrT.NK I wa Inder the doe ts catre. Wis sick a long I line. 11r. Smith, who had received great benclit from takIng t ho Vxawr,N,advised Inc to try it. I can cheerfully recommend it to every one a a good ilediclne, As the VQERTINN las dtin minro for me Ihanut tho doctors can do. Yours truly, .1.\\tES A..JOiINSON, Police Officer, No. 828 11rown st., Iochester N. Y. FOITIl Por,AN, Me., Oct. it, 1810, it. iI. I. 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Ray'fs 8arsaprilla Rogli Pure blood makes unund flesh, strong-bone an a o.oar skin. if you would have your flesh arm, yonr bones sound, withotit caries, and yourcom plexton fa.Ir, ttso Radway's Sarsaparilliat tesolventt. A GRATEFUL RECOGNITION "To cure a cbURio or .oNG STANDING DIEAS is truly a victory in the healing art; that reason ing power that clearly discerns DEFS0T and sup piks a remedy; that restores s,ep by step-by tlegrecs-tho body which has been slowly at tacked ant we:kenod by an insidious disease, not Only coluanids our respect but deserves our tiat t'ude. Dr. Itadiway hain furnished man' kind wit It that wonderful reledy, ltadwfay' Nartaliparlilan Itosolvent, whic accom piishes this result, and suifering humanity, Who draig out an existence of pain and disease. through long days and long nights, owe him thelr gratitu 10. "-.Me.i?ce t esstnger. FALSE AND TRUE. We extract from Dr. Radway's "T;eatise oi diseauo and its Cure," as follows: li.st of Diseases Cured by Radt.y's Sarsaparillian Resolvent. Chronic Skin 1)isoases, Carles of the Bone humors in the Ilood, Scroftlous Dise tses, Bad or unnatural Ilablt of Body, Syphilis and Vone real, Fever Sores, thronic or Old Ulcers, Salt Rheum, licket, White Swolling. Scalt HeadI, Uterine Ar'eet-lons, Cankers, Olandular Swell ings, Nodes. WastIng and Decay of the Body, Pimp)les) and itlotches Tumors, Dyspep)sia, Kid ney atid iludder Diseases, Chronic Rh umatism and lot.w UInusuniptl on, tlr.vel and Calculous Dcposity, anu varieties of the above complaints to N bIih sottios are given speolous nsmes. W' :a "set t that I hero is no known remedy that )o sesses tne curative power over these dis va'es Ith t, AIDWAY's iEs$ul.VRNT furnishes. It eurt"s. it"l t-y step. sureiy. fron the founda tion. and restore4 1 li injured Darts to their 5onttit osilon). The srsatonof the body are Ktoptiedt and healthiy blood Its sup pliet) the tystcna, from wiich now ma : urial it olmied. ''idis is the fIsst corrective p woer of ilADwtAT'R it1sor.v NT. In oases where Ith s.vtern has been salivated and Moroury, Qutlekiliver, Corrosive Sublimate have accumu lated anl' b eceHiuo deposited in the nones, joints, etc., catusing earies of the bonos, rickets. spinai eurvat tros, cent rtions, white swellings, vari COsO ve1ins. etc.. the SARsAPAtI.LaAN will resolve away thtioe deposits an I exterminate the virus 1f I he d is',ase from t ho system. If those who are taking these medicines for the cure of Chronic. Ser.;f,tlous or Syphilitic rils eases, however slow may b the cure, "teol bet ter." anti ilnd t.heir general health improving, their fle,h and weight incre.sing, or oven keep. in its own. is a sure sign tihl, the euro is pro eressiug. It these dl eaRes the patient either gets hil ier or w.vrso-the virus or tho disease 1- not ineietiy ; ifpot arrested and driven from t-he blood it witl sprezd and continue to under mine the constitution. As soon as the BARSA 'At..f,iAV ilalkO, the pAt lent ' flelbet ter,"overy hotur .v will iow botter ard increase in health, it,rurlgt it and liestl. OVARIAN TUMORS. Tihe renva tf those tumors by RADwAY's TI sot.vss-r is now so certainty e<tablished that Wat, wasiii t o isidered almo t miraculous is now a co untiou recoguiz-d f ct. by all parties. Vitno R the cases of llannah I'. Kn tpp, Mrs. C Kr pf, Mrs. J. ii. Jetty anti Mrs. I'. D. ilendrix, Dub.s1t h in our AIm.inac for 18i9; also that of lrs. C. S. Itibbins. In the presunt edition of our "'also anl Trto." One Dollar per Biittle. MINUTE REMEDY. Only requires minutes, not hours, to relieve pain and cure acute disease. Radways Ready Relief1 in from one to twenty minutes, never fails to relieve PAIN witht no thorotugh applie tion No matt I how viol,'nt or exeticlittng the I atn the ltilEUM \'B, led-ridden, Inlirm, Orippled. Nervous, Notralgtt, or pro." r 'ted with diseas' ma suffer, IAi)WAY'i READY Ri.Jlf' will afTord instant, ease. Iflanmnattio of the Kidneys, Inflamna lieu of the Ittitler, Initinntt lon of the lIowels, Congeston of the Lungs, Sore Throat, Diffcult, lireathing, Palptittitlont of the Ituart, tIysteries, Cro,rup, ttiplt.huris, Catarrti, llitenza, Ieadnoeo, Toothache, Neuraigla, thentt:tisn, Cold Chills, Agri,, Ulhill,, Chilblin rs, Frost liitos, liruises. Mtumnor Oonspirnint s, Coughs, Cold, aprainis. I'atas ini i.ie Chest, Brack or Limbus, aren insitattly relievedl. FEVER AND AGUE. Fever and Ague cured for Fifty Ocnts. There ia not, a remedial agent in tihe world'that will cenre Fever anid A ue, and nil other Malarious. Bilious, Scarier,, 'pyhold, Yellow and other fevers (aided by 1A DwAY's PILLs) so quick as IIADwAv'st READY lirtt.iv. It will ini a :lv moments, when taken accord ing to diretionis, cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomfacht, Heartburn, sick lleadache, Diarrhlie, Dysentcryv, Colic, Wind in the B3owelfi, and all Internal Pains. Travelers should always carry a bottle of R AD WAY s RtsAriY,tsEr with them. A few drops in wvater will provent sickness or pains from change of water. it is better than E#rench brantly or bitters as a stimulant. 5E imers aind Lunimberanon should always be pirovided with it. CAUTION. All remedial agents capable of destroying life by an Overdio -e should ho0 avoided. Morphine, epiuma, strychiutna, arnica, liyosciamus, and ot,her poweorfur remedies, does at, certalir times. in very smnall do'4es, relieve the patient durIng ti,teir act.ton in tihe syrtem. But perhaps tile second dose, i rolpeatcd, may aggcravato and in ere use the stiTerilag, and anot.he r dose cause death. Tlhe're is no necessit,y for using these unlcer-tnin agenis when a positive reinedylike itAow.u Y's IRADY i1Hrnsp wil l op the mast ox. cruclating pain quicker, without entailIng the least diflculty in either infant or adult. T IKED TR UE RE LIEF. RIADWAY'S RutADY 1(5BL15F is tile only remedial agent, ini vogue that wiil instantly step pain. Fifty Cents per Bottle. Radwayfs Regulating Pills. Perfect Pu rgatives. Soothing Aperi. enstes, Act Withouait Paimn, Always Rells. bie ami N*stwu'ai its threl. Opaeration. A VEGETABH SUBSTITUTE FOR CALO?&EL. Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with awe gtr i prge, regu.ate, purify, cleanse IIAnwAY%a PILLs, for the cure of all disorders of Lihe 8 omteh; Liven, Bowels Ktidneys. Blad der, Ner-votus D,ess Ileadaello, Constipation, Costiveness, Indigestion, D)yapepsia, Bilious nrsq. Fayer, Inflammation of t,he Bdwvels Piles, and all derangements of the Internat Viscera, Warranted to effect a perfect cure. Purely veg etabie, c'ontaining no mercury, minertals or do. eterious drugs. ,W Observe the follo^wing symptoms result ing ti-ram Diseases Of tL Digestive Organsa Con stipat,in, inward Piles, Fu iness of .the 'Blood In tire hlead, Acidity of the Stomao.l), uoa Heartburn, Disgust, of Food, Fuliness or Wofgh In the sttomlach, Sour Eruota ions, Sinkig or' Flurttoer lug at the Heart Clickings or :-Buerng 8 nSations n lion in a lyin Dosture, Dim ness of Vision, D)ots or Webs beore-the'8ight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Dlelloien -y of Per spirat.ionYellowvness of the Skinr and-Byes Pi in the Sido., Chest, Limbs, and 8tidden ti a of float, Burning in tire Flesh. - A few doses of liADFlAY's P11LL4 Will free the system from alt the above-namod disordoro,. l19iee, 25 Vents per Dex.. SOt,l BY DRUQGlS8TS. REA D " FALSE AND TRtUE."t 50end a letter stamp to ItADWAY & Vo., No, 112 WAIRU EN, cor. CUUWJH St., New York. Informat,ion wort,h thouahnds will be seutyou0 HOP BITTERS. (A Medicine, not a Drink,) s twnu.t AIW BuwiQMAOAI. Q ot Awt ofaa Brrrass DiseaseS of thme 8tomsaeh gweis6au Mfa a dUrhi Org As.erem 9t anythis impure eailaJbWotteto eda n s Ask your druggiator fBtte p4W - reo