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MOUs of Benedict Arnold. Reminiscences of Benedict Arnold have been golag the rounds since the recent death of Mrs. Ann Hinman Kellogg, of Fairfleid, whose mother, it is said, ained a imisket. at Arnold at tho time of the burning of Now London, in 1781, and woldd have killed him, except that the piece missed fire. The proposition to build a monu munt to Major Andre at Tarrytown has also led to the recalling of incidents in Arnold's career. There is one reniniscenec of that character which has not been men tioned. Soveral years ago a gentleman of .Brooklyn, who has long been noted for his love of rare books, manuscripts, pamphlets and engravings, caime into the possebsion of a document signed by Arnold and ia friend, which he has carefully treasured %util the prcsent day. The paper is a written pledge that the man who should be maimed first should receive from the other the gitt of a silver tea-pot, of Cie value Vf Tl5. The paper was dated before the Revolutionary war, and was signed by a gentleman by the name of Adams, as a witness. The paper is now worn and stained with time. but the writing is as black and legible as tho day It was written. Not long ago a man came into the otlico of the owner of this precious document, and said, "I un. derstand you are a gatherer of old things. Here is something I waat to show you. 8. M. L. Barlow wants it and has offered to pay so much for it, but you can have it if you will grive "a certain other sum," namn ing it. "Well," was the reply, "let's see it." The man began unfolding carefully an ancient, time.stamned document, upon which, as he was opening it, there appeared the striking signature of Benedict Arnold. The signature was recogrnized the moment. It was seen, although it was upside down, and the bargain was closed without a mnonent's delay. The paper turned out to be a bet between Arnold and Adams. The witness of the doeltinont referred to above, In reference to which of the two men would probably be niarried first, and it ectaincd a pledge that the one who was tirat mar ried should receive a gift of silver plate worth X15 from the other. The paper was witnessed by the man who made the first bet with Arnold. The two documents bore the same date, ann had evidently been written at the sanie time. They had been separated for over a hundred years, and had flually. come together again in the ownership of the same gentlenni. The discovery of this second doctiment is con sidered one of the best "finds" of the day among antiquarians of the city and the fortunate owner of the two papers is greatly envied. 011'1r1Y Cold D~ay." Some time ago a poorly-drosed and seedy-looking person about lifty years old entered the post-oilee, at Detroit, and pro ceeded to warm his hands at one of the relisters. lle made no muimiries about. mail, and after he had been loafing around for two hours a policemain got his eye on him and asked: "Say, oid muan, have you any business here " "Well, no," was the reply. "Any work to (o?" "No. I kinder thought Ud lay off this winter." "Any friends here ?" "No.' "I think you ar a vagrant,'' (oitinueld the oflceor, as he took anoiher look at hi1n. "Mebbe I am," sighed the old ina m. "And I think I'll taOke you down.'' '"Well, I'll go along." Thie officer escorted himii to the station house, registered lisa name, and oen pro. ceede~d to senich luma pockets. Each one panned out a "'wad"' of momney, mauking a total of $l,t(100. "'Whiy didn't you tell us you had this nioney ?"' dlemanded the policemian. '"Why didn't you ask mie''' "DIidln'lI say I took you fur a v'agrant, and vn d!e!'t dlr'v it either.'' '-Well, I didn't kniow an.. thing about your city Ian,' riily vjplied th oild1( man. I've got two married dautlghters, and I came in to buy ('eh of 'em a $(00 piano for New~ Y'ear's, but, is it's ag'in any of your laws I'll take the next traini for home. I'm gittinig putrty old, and I don't, want no fuss with any biody.'' "Well~j, you might have savedi yoursel f all this trouble." said the nitlceer, ae he escorted hinm to the street. "D]on't mention it,'' was the ansawer. ''If I took any trouble on1 your account it's all right, and you needn't thatnk mem. i'm al ways willing to oblige anybiody whp can appreciate it. Tiurty cold day, isn1't it ?" Thet KI'ects or Ten'i. First, as to the imnmediue "flects of moud crate doses, there are in the eases observed an elevation of p~ulse, incease of respira tion, agreeable exhilarationi of mind and body, afeeling of contentment and plaidity, an Increatcef i inici'ctual and physical vi gor with no noticeable reaction. Th'le im medliate etleets of anm excessive (lose are rapid elevation of pulse, marked increase of respiration to the extent of about one third, increanse oi temperature, no period of exhilaration, but imediate andl severe headache, dilmness of vision, ringing in the ears, dullness, and confusion of ideas. Fol lowmng that is a severe reaction: exhmaus of mmd( and body, tremulousness and nier vousness, and dlreadl of impendling harmi that could not be relieved by takinag more tea. Th'le efleets of continued dosen arc a contInuance of the tremulousness. extreme susep4tibihty to outeide imipressions, ('on stipat ion, dimninutioni of urine, ane marked influence on the muetamnorphosis tissue, as shown by the dimninutonm in the amount of urea, which, in the week during whlich the writer w~as taking toxic doses of ten, fell from 591 grains to 4122 grains per day. The sulphates, phosphates, and chlorides w~ere increased. From the study of the druga' aetion, the following conclusions are ar rived at:--That, as with any othier p~otent. drug, there Is a proper anid improper use of it. That in nmodleration it is a ildk and pleasant, stimulant, followed by3 no harmful reaction, its continued and immoderate .use leadls to a very serious group of symp toms, such as headache, verdigo, ringing in the ears, tremulousness, nervousness, ex. haustion of mind and body, with dilsincell nation to mental and physical exertion, in creased and irregular action of the heart, and dyspepsia. The mental symptoms are not to be attributed to dyspepsia. It di milnishes the amount of urine, and retairds the rhetanmorphosis of tistue. Many of the symptoms of hunmoderate toa-drinking are such as might occur without a suspicion of thme real cauise. A MedicIne should not be (luaged Dy the suddenness and violence of itu efrootg Self-evident as this proposition would soenz * ~ there are many foolish persons who are eon, tent only with a remedy whIch acos abruptly. The pIll and other nostrnm-vendors who trads upon the credulity of thIs otace, find thel - "beet holt," as poor Artemnas WVrd termed it, in the sale of violen6 tpurgatives. So lung as t'iey wrenoh the biwels of their dupes muil ciently, they are pretty sure of a certain mea. sure of sucoose. It instead of such pernicious rabbish, Hoatotter's Stomach Ditters is need,. thme results are widely different. Thme bowels are relieved, but aglways geatly, by this pleas. ant laxative, whIoli does not weaen but mnvig orates them, and endows the ce-operative or gans of digestion and bilious secration with actbvity and reuarIty, s trengKthens the 031n etatutiont and phsque, and while it i safe inm li onstIuonsi mudiciently prompt in ope. ~9 e' AVICOULTURE. DAinY Tusr.-The idea that every thoroughbred animal belonging to a butter breed is necessarily high up In this qualitleation, is now happily ex ploded. It is quite true that a Jersey Is more likely to yield rich milk than a scrub, and purity. of blood should be Insisted upon; but this ui.L ,; coupled with actual performance tat the p)all. If the rutes of the Jersey Herd Book, from the beginning, hiat required proof of the yield of 200 pounds 01 buttor in a year, from a holler two und a half years old, and of 30 pouniids from a cow four years old, before record, one might at present safely purehase a Jer sey cOW, 0 (escenided, with the assu.1 rancc of hier a(Ialty, There is no mot reason wiy simple descent siould be satisfactory in a cow than it a trotting horse; and the time has now arrived w hell a cow 01 int'erior breeding, with at large yield at tihe pail and in the ch urn, will be preferred t alny high breeding without a record 4 pe for inn nce, is a horse that trots tin 2.20 wit-h out. a redigree outsells a horse of any breeding without a record o lperfortu ance in t.nes pastand present. Breeders of thorouglibred cattle may take note of this, and make th Iho g '' e s4. p Iompt 1y as possible, for the day of the pedi gree crazu 1s fast passing away. R ATS AND >.AMRNISS.-It. Is stated on good authority that, a tcaspoontul of cayenne pcpp'er mixed lin at quart of oil and rubbing tile liariess with the oil, will effectually protect it against the gnawing of rat.s. It is also sai' that an oince of aloes to one gallon of oil will atordi the same protection. Or remedy heretofore has been, and we latvc never knonn it, It to fill, to hang the harness ll) Ho that no rat s Cannot molest, it. But ats sonie people are careless in this respect, the red pepper and [lie aloes atid oil remedy had better be adoipt-od. A friend at our elbow Fays cirbollc acid Is a Sure remedy. PLANTING BLACK WALNUTS. - The besL title for plainting black waliits Is immei;dlately after the nuts have fallen, (CAleet the nuts an1d 11a811 time hulls, (outer fleshy covering), and sow at. onve in shallow furrows. They readi iy germinate, pyovidted tile embryo does notL become too dry. Do not allow tie seedlings to remain more than two years (one would be better) before transplanting to a permanent place. C(E.ERY in trenches for the winter miust not be allowetd to freeze hard, thoughi a moderate freuzing does not in jure it. The covering material, hay, or leaves, sholi he at h111nmd to put on when needed. A slight, covering will answer tintil cold weather fairly meis h )but tihe wint.r covering should be about a coot, thick. A lAin of eards and a brush should b) ill every cow stiali, andl(] cleainlIi 1ts 811oub1alh e carefully ob-zerved. A ihiorolugha Carding and brushing will nott. only inicrease the quantity of the milk, but will add to its purity. A oung CtIlVes should ie freed f om vermin by 21,0ply il a muixttir e of Iilinseed oil and kerosene to the patrts infested. TUuNxis are healthfuli for horses. They should be eit, in slices, or, what is better, puliped 1nliely a mIiliixed with a little lie" aid .somne salt. Rutabagas are better than white taiurnlp.. 'I lu.o I into a Snow.-ir. .k. Not lonr ago Mr. Smlth, attached to the ('aribou Mine, near D~enver, st arted from Nederland for the mine in a stout cuitter, drawni by a strong and1( spirited teamn of horses. Mr. Sumith had for a companion onie of list most, eticient assistanlts, an Eng lian of the name of lehard Crow. Thle mtorinig wals hoisterous, ai heaivy snow storm having not in, accompanied by a fierce w~ ud, but the two part ies were fvell aictainted withi the roadl, andi~ as t he' dis tance was only four miles, they atnticiatedl no r aious trouble. As t hey appr~poached Catriboua, however, the storm increased in violiece to such an extent that they wer not only nosqt heminbed anud bl1inded, but tihe horses thaemsielves e'vincedi strong symip.. tonis of giviai out. Th'Ie travelers flinally reached a point some hair-mile distant from (aribotu, about ten (o'clock in time mornin11g. Ilere, however, the elements se'emed to hav'e tihrown off all restraint, antd the storm was bliniding in its fury. Alr. Crow was dariving, and while trying to ma~ke the temi turn inl a certinm angle the horses sprang otT the road, anad in anot01her inctanat the sleigh and its occuplants, horses and1( all, were dashed into ai now bnki somett fifteen or twenty feet below. Mr. Smith is an old C'oloradoan and has hadt an extendedl expe rience in the mounitainis. Ife knew that if anythi lng was to be done, i mlust be donie qu~tickly. At such an aiitude(1 and in sutch n stormn, with tile theranmoeter many de grees below zero, no life could he long suts tinfedi. I y desperate exertions the sleigh and horses were finally forced back upon01 the road. lilerO the teamli was1 held while Mr. Smith made ihree separate trips for the host blaggage and1( wrapls which were atlso essential to a further existencee. O.n reach ing the sleigh, after his third trip, Mr. Smith was so nearly exhausted tat he fell in upon01 the b~ottomi andi wais-senreely alel to move. After oti'er desperate etforts, and whien atlmost ready to yield to despair, the main street of Carihou was reached and assistance secured, It was unearly a full hour before Mr. Crow was suthileently re n'vedi to he able to spea1k, and1( Mr. Smith also sufferedl greatly from the results of the exert ions lie wats compelled to make. But neither party liae expemieniced any permta nv'it. injury, and both feel that they have special cause for thanksgiving over their narrow and hazardous cescape faomi a terri bie death. Svoates first heard :t, a mnother''s k nee a-e never wholly forgot ten.-M others shiotmld never' forget that tihe sat i'erings of their little ones cani easily bet over come by the use of Dr. Bull's Bauby Sy rup. Thme price of' soapj is rapidly advanc ing. A year's stpplhy o' DonhluNs' 10lECTRIC hiotighit now ait old prilce will be avery judicious pturchiase. TuIx Rfoaenr for Gait-1Cdge Buttem Makern was obtained from one of thai mmost extensive dairy farmers of Ire land, noted for the exellent am1( l sp crier keeping qutalities of his btutter, whch was eageriy putrchatsed by Lon (loln dlealers for export to India, where the warm climate puts butter to a very severe test. It has been thioroumgh.. ly tried by a large nutmboer of the very hest hulter-makors in this countr'y, aand they have given it their emp~hatic ap proval. Price 25 ceants por package. Sold by aill store-keepers; Coi.r.ass, N. Y. Feb. 10th,1870. Gcern.--We chuarnedh one gl ilon of cream to-dlay at a temperatture of 50 deg., using yotur GIlt-E~dgo Butter Maker. Timeo of churnunte, 15 maiutes -result, 4 1 8 pounds of butter. Uolor, lood. As we have net previously welihed our butter, of coui so we eani not toll whether there Is a better per cent, or not, but appearances luadicato it, bmd the quality is at least two Cents per ounid better. Yours, &e., Mf. J. WILBR,, Prop't of Collins Creamery. - -.. DOMESTIC. WASnINo Cimoips.-For a family of six, cut into thin shatviiga one and one half pouids of good bar soap, and dis solve it In a pail of bolring water. Rather inore than half 111 two tubs with warm water, and add a pall of hot suds-half each. Put the clothes In for twenty-four hours' soak-those most soiled 1n one tub by themselves. Tle following morning nothing will le necessary but to put them through the wringer, through two waLers, the blue Ing in the last. A neat housekeeper will observe If any specially solled spots-wristbands, eufV4 and tihe like need at little chating with the finge's before going througa the wringer. Clothiig washed In this way will coei aut to the satisfactionl of the Ilost fast idious, and all the time usually spent scrubbing and boiling au lilling the house v. ith steam saved, besides-a prime consideration-ar ticles will Wear more than twice as long, as it Is evi dent that five mintites' scrubbitig will wrenchi out the garments vastly more 2han1 ordinary wCar. FIlInels may be cleanled inl the salnc inannor-whito flannels tilrinlug out white and soft except that; it 1 believed talit the suds and the rinse water had better be cold for liannela, wherever the process of washig, to preventshrinking, A litle *amntLe pulling, both watys, when first, u on the line, will prevent flainnels shrinking. An acquaintance of ours, a very particular hlivsekeeper, tas done her own fitmily washing in this man - ner for a year pa-t, withotiteither boll ing or .crubbing.or fretting, and she (leclares that wvlashing has lest its old time terrors. And her husband eays that, instead of a "picked-up dinuer', she gets the best dinner or the week on Me iday. Triu s AND 'A nIi.o rolus.-Who con Celved it. idea oi dividting a square of strainer cloth In two parts, finelosing the upper with bands of gariet velvet stitched with orange, working at flower pattern upon It., and laying a bend sin ister of oran tgo, silk across th." lowe.r half afhd putting a bright little Japanese fanl in the sinister base? It looks as if IL might he 3a Japanese banner, bat It is Only i tidy, or rather, at chair-back, to speak, as one of the estheticallv-inind ed. lere is another In which a Chitiese mandarin, cut. from one of tle French patterns, Is fastened upon a back ground of 1lue flannel %% Ith an orange border embroidered with Chiinese char ;Itenrs that Ialy hide a Iw hole poci fromi profatno ocuilental eyes. In table oloths, the simplet, are tliose bordered with three bands of Ilannel of dident colors stiche ol with silk of tnlo v hles, nd the most. beat Liul are Ihose of dark olive wit-h deepb b1orirS of' Kell sington work. L:itbrgcquus are ora melited with iz reat mauy ol 1th14 smali full tassels that look almost lIke liver - ed 1.1ns, an11d ha maolze p jerfov'.ly with thc embriudered ana wl.ieh they are intersperreil. A beauft:a.1 'atnbro quil Inlu olve and t.rtltoise i blite has tLwo rows of these tussels, and three o. wrough t fanls, altltly 1 arran'ged in a Japaiesa pttern. Aicther, initended for at bracket, is of sI-tram ner cloth work od in peaecoei 1e-thers and fring'ed wiLh lineni and wors-ted. r'an Cooti.--1 r. Delmonlco, alkIng abuut emturci, says thait Americans -u:tght. to copy the Frenci method of tilizing small bits of raw meais and fowls and of tc -cuoisilg al l.kini of cold jolits ud pleees of cooked moat whicl remabi dayv by dAy fiom every dinner im atlmio4t 've'ry lanailly. Theiu Saiiecess of suchi (tbe d51'S epenid s maaily on the sauce, whieh is best ,ua3do froml brth.tl 'The following Ia his reefipt for a favor Ite sauce : "T'ake an ounce of ham11 or bacon, (cut it uIp in smaall pieces, i ad 'y It in hot fat. A ddi an entin or ear rot, cut up, t hickenl wh Ii lon", t hen add4. at pint Or qutart of' broth,, :iccord Ing to quantity~. desired;' season1 with peli per as~.: 1alt or aniy 81pice or hierh that l3 rel Ilahed ( betaer, thioragh, with)out (the spice). anid !a.t sintnmor for an1 hiour , skin carefully and struain. A wine-. glass of aniy wino 11113 be added. ii liked."' C.otsd roast or birotlted beef or mulltton mayn be cut. into( siituall sqares, fried brown Ila butter, aind theta gently stewed1 in the sauce above described. arc enapmtle Of' renidering i'aluable) ser ViCe ini maist checat com')plaintls, bronebiit. Is, asthma, etc., because, in his wo'rds5, they contanin "animalizedea sulphier, a lirttle phosphate of Ilimei, and4. Csp~ecially3 carbonate, animl.dized, ini solution andit in a naseen t state in their mucilage.' HI Is pre'Oi1rt'1ions11 of the' ariticale com prise whajt are'u tere snal(15i~il Q3yrup, s11all bon hong, and( talteidno, as8 mnueilage an d p)owder. For these thie edilble snail Is used, beinig collected in lie v'ineyatrds in the south of Fralnce duriing the fatll, andicenrefull 3ptreserved 31and 10(d din g the witer. M . Barthelemy' lays great, stress Oin this feeding, rand atttriltites the0 reason that these snjails are inot, miore geme4.raltly us-ed as5 3an artIcle of diet to thie fact that their flavor is only properly developed where .hey3 obta In1 'ultable food, as, for linstanceO, In tthe vincy airds of southern 1e rancc andl Ita ly. FOn ALL..mYIa IOAnISExEss and1 Irri 1311ion of the Throat It is (1ai3'ly rovedt thtt "Birown's IHronachaial TIroches"' are' a milid4. remed0y yet v'ery eiticatclous. TnUTU AND H lono.-Quiery :-Wh at Isatle best family medicine In the world to regulate the b)owels, purify the blood remove costivent~ss aml tutiousniess, aid digestlonl and tone uip the~ whle sys temi? Truth andli honor coinpels us to antswer', 110p Bitters, being pure, per fect anel harmless. El. See another Soun MJLK.--Sour ilk is one of th( best feeds for poultry, especially for y'oung chicekens, thalt enn be given te, and we feaur Its vailue is not fully realized by those genoirally who keep poultry In the counltry, ate we are sat Is fled much refuse mIlk goes to wvaste that mIght be given the helns as well as not. Young chicks thlrive wonderful11y uplonl a diet of sour ilk, and it maty be glven themi in place of water to great advatntage. Sh100,000 Reward would be a safe offer for a more infallible cure for pihles thtan Anakcats. 500.000 persoins bor iltang toetimlonty tu the benotcenco anad scientifto triumph of. the great diascovory of Auiakeoie, Dr. S. B laboo's rit,rnal Pak Reomedy. Lotions, eleotnarios, ofintmeiats and quack noetrumse have ha(1 tibour day- no longer sball the afliioted like Job cry ont. I"Wearl some nIghts ari, appointed to me1, when I lie down I say when shall the night be gone, ohi whereforo is light gIven to thim who is in miery ? Anakesis wilt instantly relie'.e thec pain from pik-s, will support the painful tumore and ultimately ouro the worst cases. Dootors of all sohioo, aiow na it for thero is no substftute for It, nothingme simptee nothling mioro safe, nothing so prompt and permanent. It is the discovery of a scienititle physician attr 40 years' expttrt'inoo, and has been usied sucessfully almost wvithiout an exception by over half a million of sufferer.. It combine. a monr e a e hl of English, anced to be the nearelt toEl remedy yet discovered.aup~a~ SAatk. ale" are sen6dbe. to all f du o .1 pp sation to, P.Nustaedterj 8tON w York, seo muaanfaotolrere o ~ ,~ld HUMOROU8. A DFacrAL Journal ays the reason so many men fall as orators ia because .he0y have lost some of their teeth. Bosh ? Look at a lien ; hasn't and never had a tooth in her head; and did the dental editor never heiar a lin mount the fence Vna( do liver a two hours' Fourth of July oration over one egg no bigger than a lemon. "WilY, Ul)k,'' said a lady teacher the other day, "you are getting to be an awfully good boy lately; ever so much better than you were last year. How Is It?" "Oh I pshaw I Miss Hot ty," said the youngster, "I don't havo so mIch tumiIck-ache now.'' ''iY wife," remarked a prominent manufacturer, "never attends auctions. She went bnec, and seeing a friend at the opposite side of the room, nodded politely, whereupon ithe auetioneer knocked down a patent cradle, and asked her where she wished it deliv cred.'' The O'Flnigan : -'Boad, sorr, we were pestered wid those rascally spies of O'Brady: "Rimnints o' Tory bar batisn, sorr; bo more careful, sorr; stand at tho door, and don't let a man in1 unless he comes hitaself." 'llow like its father it is!'' exclaim -d the nurse, on the occasion of the christeiniig o'a Ibby whtose father was over seventy, and had married a young wife. "Very like."' replied a satrical lady, "it hasn't a tooth in its head P' Wlu-N a womttan p-ottmenades the streets leadlug a dog it looks as if she Couldn't lead anything else on her string. hlusbands never tneet their wives with smiles'on their lips; they wipe them oi' before they got home. - I DID pou ever notile the fact that a tramp who claima he has a trado but eatn get no work at it, in the winter is brickmaker rind in the summer is a uimbtrmian or lee sawyer ? A wrr'rY but heartless proof-reader on an Eastern paper rceentlv added to the death notice of a somewhat cele brated colored man the line, "Death loves a shining moke.'' SAr has various properties and ef fects as it regarids the human system. it; acts as a tonie and comliment, as an entetic, a purgative and as a disinfect ''Wn,. Bridact ! lid''t the fall in jure you?'' Bri-iget-"''Suru'e m1umt1, the t'al didin't hurt me. but I kind o' jarred iezelf mulu when 1 lit.' NFWRTwPAPEIR WAIrs.-Lady (beiid nitttter, to cabtni :)-" paitr of glove ? Yt. What is yotir timber ?" Cabiman -"'A hundred and ninetyr-three V, "6TuAT's what beats me,'" as the boy siid whon ie saw his lather take the Slkite strap down front its accustomed nail. Duiixo orlinary respiration for twenty-four hours the quantity of ox ygen gas coMisumeod amounts to forty thousand cubie inches. ALL experieteo goes to show that people are far more liable to coutract dkeases or e^nitt;..ons fevers or an emlipty thani with0 a it Il stomach. A FEW drops of nitrite of amyl haye a powierful inllluence in restoring the functions of thte hear't ini eases of drLowin'uug hianginhg 0ori raiting. As many women lear'n to know theIr husbands, theyr wi'h ther had learned to ''No"' them when they wore only swevacthlenarts. Bti:AlwAS-r should bo a light stimu lating meal, dinnerci mor'e heartyv and .inbs)tantial. A FARItER Oni theo shiores of Lake On tario hiad nine acr'es waishe~d away in twenty years. He is evidently losing gronn td. T1 R.i v Eir.LEits hatvie frequently tiotleed that they get the poor'est dinner' at rail r'oadl stations wher'e the dinne11r gong sounds loudlest. Our'smos speculators in Wall street wete 1lrst called ''lambs'' tor the rea son that they gambol fir'st anid gel ehlear'cti afterwards. A As xct:-P'iE at bedtime la the shiort est route to the menagerIe. flow to make crockery ware-Doni't use it. A FIGURE of speech.--The barber. Bl~nY SAIVED.-We are so thankful to say that our baiby was entredl of a dangeroti and1111'It prtracted] rrular~hti ty of ithe bowels by thme ttse of' Ilopi Ihtters by its maother, whmilt at t he same time restoredl her to perrect. heaulth and2( Y. See, another colttmn. Pitystcraxs say that there is ino reimed3 for Consumtptioin, and possibly, in som( caises thte asser'tiont maay be corirect, We knowv however of mtany enres made by Dr. IBull's Cough Syrup and will gutarantee positive teilet to tihe sull'er'ei in every itnslance. IAQNxE tor a moment the t housand u'poni thouisands of bot ties of Carboline the (deodlorizeod petroleu-a hitr irenewvo antnually sold, and the fact thait not single complaint has been receiver frotm nil tese thousands, aud you mgua hatve some1 ideca of' Its god qualitler Thoughts for Teachers'. Never be hasty ini wordl or action. Labor and brains conquer all things. Teach both by precept and example. Labor dtligently for self-improvemnent. Never let a'known fault go unnoticed. Encourage parents to visit the schools. Bec prompt in beginning and in dismis sing. Bie slow to promise, but quick to per form. Never let your pupils see that they cai Teach self-government; it is the onl; government. Speak grammatically to your pupils speak kindly, too. Never be slow to commend a pupil to goodl work or deportment. He who can begin with -a child, and skillfully carry hihp1 through the first fifteel years of his life, does the grandest thin, that hs ever done for him. JBxvost'mus to drafts when heated, and audder change~s in the teinmpetare of the atmospiere are proifie sources of severe Colds. from watel manmy cases of Inflammation of the Lu g s, Pleu risy, Asihr~na and 051aer I'uutionary A fection are develop.d. Should you unfortunately con ra.at a Uoat, resort at onee to Dr. Jayne's Exi peetor tnt, a remedy that will not only promptU1 cure Oough-m and Colds, but will rel~eve ani strengthen the Plmnonary and Bronohlal 0r gans, and remove all dangerous symptoms, ConsumpUtio oUed. AN old physician, retired from prac ice, having had placed in his hands by an East Inidia missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for Coi sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Lung Alfections, also a positive and radical cure for Ner vous Debility and all Nervous Con plaints, after having testod its wonder ful curatlve powers In thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it knew to his suit'ering fellows. Actu ated by this notive and a desire to re lieve human sultiering. I will send free of charge to all who desire it, this re cipe, in German, French, or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mall by addressing with stamip, namIng this paper, W. WY. SiIEnIAn, 149' Powors' Block, Rochoster, Now York. Use of S'oft Ou.-For years no one supposed that a lump of soft coal dug fron its mine or bed possessed any other pro)arty than that of fuel. It was nixt found it would afl'urd a gas which was combustible; in process of tii imtechalnical and chemical incanis were found to manufacture this gas (earburetted hydrogen), and applying It to the lighting of bulldings and cit tos. III doing thisi products orf dstilla tion were developed and now the follow ing ingi elicnts are manufactured from it First, an excellent oil to S'upply light-ho*uses, equal to the best sperm Ol, but at lower cost; second, benzole, a light sort of fluid, which ev::porates easily, and coniibinOd With vapor or moist air, is used for the purpose of so-called portable gas lamps; three, nap tha, a heavy fliid, useful to dissolve gutta percha, India rubber, etc. ; four, an excellent oil for lubricating pur poses; five, asphaltum, which is a black, solid substance, used in naaking var nishes, covering roofs. vaults. etc.; six, paraIlbit, a white, crystaline sub stance resembling white wax, which can be malde into beautiful wax can dies; it tnelts au a temperature oi 110 degi ees, and affords aq execlent ligih . All thesu substanees are made with soft cotti. A Peculiar case of spontaneous com bustion, which oecurred some time ago Ili St. Louis, suggests the need of great e' care in puttlitg away certain kinds of inlianmable material. Some hemp cloth, cut. out of ordinary hemp s' ks. had been used in the house to polish floors newly varnished. After having servCd this putrpose they were thrown In a heap in to a ba-ke, where they am1oulidered an Oventually burst intoe Ilatae, of theminselves . Their ignition in this tinier is attributed to tihe sat uration of the cloih with the varnish to which they had been applied. Caacf'ull! preparea statistics show that $2, O00,000 worth of quinine arc anually coInsumed in th is coun try. In this connection it may be mentioned that of opium bitt $1,00.000 worth is believed to be used in the Unite Statez each year a statement we think under ostimated. Until recently water in theoccan was believed to have little if any motion be low fifty fathoms, but It Is now known that in certain localities there Is rapid mnotion as deep as 5C0 fatholis, and se itlous injuryrious has been c:itsed at that -leptih to the telegraphic cables. HEADAcuE. -'There ate various causes for hiead~achte, as derangement of the circulating system, of the diges tive oargans, of the nervous systemn,&e. FGETIrNE can be said to be a surec iemi edly for the tmany kinds of headache, as it acts directly upon the various causes of this cm plaint,-Nervoutsness, Indigeetion, Cot iveness, Rheumatism, N'euralgia, Btiliousness, &e. Tlry tihe VIErETNE. You will never regret it. TuiERE is not the least doubt that the terrible frequency of late years of Par alysis, Insanity amnd thme worst torms of organic diseases is mainly attributable to the quantity and constituents of' time medici ues ol the day. T'ake Simmons ir Regutlator, a pu11rely vegetabile -medici ne, con taining all the vi ritues of Ualonmel without any of' the injumrlotus tendencies so justly dreaded by ma-n kind. It wilhl be f'oun(I promtpt to stait, the secretions of the Liver, anud give a healthy tone to the entire systlem, with out salivation or any danger. When used as a Cathzartie it li no wvise dhis order's the system, nor does it prodtuce any nausea or sick stomach when about to purge. It is r~o mihili in its action as not to interfere iih business or' pleas tue. Beware of imiitationis gottenm up otn the mpopularity or Simiiiions Liyer Recgutlator. HIESKELT.'s Totter Ointment will euro Sore Eyu'lidsi, Sore Nose. Barber's Itch oni the face, or Grocer's itch on the hand1s. It never fals. 50 onts per box. sonit by mail for 60 cents Johnston Hlollowamy & Co., C'02 Arch 8t.,. Phtila. ra. 1lIESKzLL. 5 TETrTER OINTMENST will enre all scabby or scaly rtisnases of the skh. 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Bnipi.. 6 ntall for 2s Cents. 8stt siso q em ios worn. D. W. JolitN80N, MS Amutcu-t.i, Pilladeilhia, Pa. Thoes answenng an Aavermsemeas; wail songer aviow pt the AdverUee ad the Publisher by atat they sw the bdew. Pws~t 3 thi la feasming th. Spos VEGETINE. DR.CAI.1,111-3t StRPHItF. I Vegediuo Ceareto note Dasig stes'! CALL1xsawv1tU, Chi0n Co., Ala., May 15. 1878. D)EAR H a.-My auiuter has beon ailioted with nasal oatar, x. audtition of the bladdor asid kI inoys. auld is of serofulotis diatiesis. and, aftor having oxhaised my sdi and the mos6 alttueint phyelcalis of Selitna I at last rve rted to tho use of your Vogotine (without conrideuce) an(, to ly grat surprise, my daughter has been rpstoredt to itealth. I writo this as a sim. plo act of justice, and not as an advertising iuodhin. ltespOctfu'ly. T. E. CALbLiElt. 1. D. VEGETINE Worked Like a Ciarsa-Cured Malt Ehlestanse anut Eryalpolas. TO COURT ST., 1(oME, N. Y., July 10, 1879. AaIR. 11. RbTEVENS : Dear Sir.-Onie year agi last fall my littlo boy had a breaking outi of Krysipelas and Salt lhoUln, h!s taco bolag Otto 1n1attretd sro. of IIto worst doscription. Nuiotirg your advertise men in the papern, I purchased two .ott.les of the Vegetino. an wit I the two bottles my sonl was cured. I never saw anything liko t1o 'cgeiie ;it, worked ilke a ichari. l have been cliy watchmn in at, Home for years. 'ls tesiI monial 6s gratu.tous. Yours, respect ftlly, - HOIATIO GRINDLEY. VEGETINE. Ieanarkalttle Claro or Morofulons Face. WFs'ritrNSTER, Conu., Julio 19, 189. Ma. II. R. STuvrs: Do r Sir.-I cali testify to the good effect of your mediiine. My lttlo boy had a roItuli 'orc break ou. nix his hod d as largo as a qua tor vf a dollar, and I:. went down his face rtrn one ear to the otatier, under his neck, and wais on1 solid mass of sures. Two botlos of your valu able Vegetine completely curod him. Vory respectmully il8. G. R. TIHATCIlEit. VEGETrINE, PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass Vegetine Is Sold by all Druggists. EXO DUS To the best lande in the best climate, with the bel markets, and on ihe beet terms. along the Hne of R'F. 3,000,000 ACRES iMainly in the Pamoes RED RIVER VALLEY OFTHE NORTH. On tong tno, low pricee mad easy payments. 'aimphlet with tdU Informatieo miahled free. Apply is D. A. MoKINLAY Land Com'r, ft. P. R. 4 M. U'y, St. Paul, Ao cn. THIS NEW ELASTIC TRUSS H~as R Pad dlTertng frOM tell 011116 1s CilP41tipe, wtth 8411-Adjusilog T.111 Inenter, adapts Itself to &11 Peolitial SENSIBLE P he TRUSS , tthe U A I i th h 9i a T?'ll~4 . & 1 pressare the Hereels Is beld setrelts fat dis;ar ant a radical Oero cr. tl . I t clt. durable anilf' ttI 1111M. efirulr. tre Egileston Truss Co., dhicago, 111. NEW MUSIG. BOOKSa PARLOn ORGAN INSTRItUCTION BOOK. -(81.50.1 A. N. J0iNSO4N. This very easy, th rollgn anti praotic.it book teaches both llrht and aered uasc; (ht is, 5S4.ne1s March's, aVitsee9, aIbude,.uiitod -ts4ol. Sch eol and Chlu oh M Iso; Ir faot ereryv hin v that can be played on a reed or gan. Is. ilt-iea 50 itnei for one hand, 150 exorcises for fln-zerintc,80 gradriil pio.ea ler lessonog. and abouit 14.; i un 'unos and Glbee, all with full atd plain d'reertlori. JOINSON'.% New 3lethod for Ti Ioouiga kIat1 t for Ch. oid, Uluu and oacred music, aut lb TElNiFBANCE JEWEEMI. (35 ete. boards;) conmoutt itself to clerle yntn b the relkalous char eto it~ .nntents, andt to tl'tarr a uc pet SEND Fyt dPEOI1?EN t0rY WENITE IROBEM. 30~ els.) sell. very rapidly, pbrovt tiat nt a~ ;paroolare i as the eweeteat Sun. Send for MSpcinen Copey I PREtSENT TOUR qVibF with a New Year's Sub scrip~on to "Thae 3Muis'al Ilecord." t2.0J,) a- i rIcoae tea intoc lata asat tar t i l siuat, ai tb Oliver Dltson & Co, Boston. J. e. DIT(IN4a cO., 1228 ttlsesn St.. Pfa lia. 141 Office of Dr. M. W. CASE, 9: CATARRHi last it Is ever aggressaive. Ortdir Wile a cure 1s possible, it may thorough, succesaiui arnd pleasar IkT.CASESCA It donot- OR ( ates to demonstrate the vaiue of Carbolate of Tar, the a inrg remedial agen( known to science. lisame. and Co the most healing and snooahing properties are so combirs P'ine Tree Tar, itat the more breathiung contverts them in or vapor. This is inhaled-taken right to thaedieased pl iso hot water, simply Inhaling or breathing it, and mennt Is endorsed by phtysictans every where, and higl thousands, who have used it wIth perfect satisafaction. Ft sat. Batisfaction Always Giuaateed. Address NThis powder ason-sense al making. Je belst June pm 'I ' . . quality at Ie half. P'reve S valno 8 to 5 . Ingredient. onta' worth A. A market vale 3fgi igp (HgfMM byOreocr i AlWMAMM @ m d- ourlbook " M]EM~ia~mm * i fornt. Smi S$1.00. Gre * s~ ..a :lW1Iii 2Wade-erk" ADVERTI naorted in ANY OR ALY of the 3~ tory for ONE TIM9E, or for positions, which are oari LOWEbT rICEl 8. M. 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Johinon's Anodyne Liniment will post. tively provent this terrible disease. and will p citcre nine caies in ten. lnfrqjmat ;P u .t ill Save many lives sent free by m. DOWL dt-lay a moment. Proveuti. nl Is boer than cure. 8-ld everywhere. 1. S. JOHNSON & CO., Elanger,.Mo. 15 I he 01.1 le~able Concentrated Lye for FAM. ILY 80AP MAKING. tltrovino'e accomipaiy each can for iuking Mrard, Soft and Tot MNiap quickly, 11, is lull wveight, and 8LrengtlL ASKC FOlt ANlD TAKE No OTnER. M ANUP~ACrUaRID BY TBBl PENN'A SA LT MANIF'U CO, Platta, suited with up ecacles. apply' or eorreapond to DRi. N. C GRAY. Optioian, 28 N, T W ELF~iltt PhiladTIpSlaHPa. KARE THE BEST, D. LlANDRETfl a OS0 9 & 958 . BIITH iit. 13 Arch Street, Philadelphia, a Terrible Iisease. Its fearful effects "ori"*.f' and.finallyoom*.i,*.'" )"omtr"to apl7develop into quIck consuimption. - The moas RBOLATE of TAR IHAIAMT ATARRH, ASTHMA, .llaof5ICONSUM PTIOliI, od with um . mmm mnnm m to a den.. smoke c D~ii 0f88 .rta. No heat, &Defes you f e it. healing power at once. This treat. LL TiEATh E 'r"""""'karS, etc., Snt""e-* L. M. W. CASE, 983 Arch St., rladlselphla, t'a. GI LT-E DG iakos "Gllt-Edgo" flntter the year ronma. Comn. ul the Selence of Chiemitry ap plied ,to Butter ly, August andI Winter Butter made equal to the oduet. Inecases prodnect 0 por cent. Improve. ist 20 ror cent. Iloduces labor of clmrning one atm Butter becoming raneidi. Improves market ont" a pound. (Guaranteed free fronm all injurious Clios a nico Coldens Color the year round, 2o6 will produce $3.00 in increase of product. and o. Can you make a better inve2tmentl Beware 9. Genuine sold only in boxes with trade irymaid, wgether with words "GILT-EDn AKER" printed on oeh paokngo. Powder sold nil General Store-kseperu. Aak your dealer for lists to Blutter-Minker.," or send Btamp to Us til size, X% lb., att 91 cents; Largo size, 94 lbs., st saving by bmying the larger size, tBUTTER IMPROVEMENT COn Prop'fs, SEMENTS ewsp apera nained in the Dire or O3E ' EAR in the best sfully wace, atthe 4, on application to ICULL & COA, olr offices In ES MADE insertion in a ORfOV(CE AELE~O tho BEhIT Newbpapera in lounty or Section. oen, at Very Reasonable Bates. [GILL & CO.