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Befudled Humorists. Mark Twain thus derrribes his first meeting with his brother humorist, Arte mus W ard. I had never seen him before. He brought letters of Introtuction from mutual iriends in :ian Fraucisco, anu by maVitation I breakfasted with him. 1t wus almost religion, there in the slilver mines, .to precede such is meal with whisky cock. tails. Artemlus, with the true cosmlopoli. tan instinct, always deferred to the cus toms of the country he was inl, and so he ordered three of these abominations. klingston was present. I am a match for nairy every beverage you can imentione x celt a whisky cocktail, and theretore I saiu it would go right to my head ai.d con. fume me, so that I would be in a helpless tangle in ten inutes; I did not want toact a lunatic before strangers, but Artemus gently insisted, and I drank the treasonit blo mixture uneor protest, and felt all the time that I was doing a tung that I might be sorry for. In a iminute or two 1 began to imagine that my ideas were clouded. I waited in great anxiety for the conversa tion to open, with a sort of vague hope that my understanding would ProVe clear, after all, and my misgivings groundloss. Arteius dropped an unimportant re mark or two and then assuied a look of suiperhunian earnestness and made the fol lowmug astounding speech. lie said: "Now, there is one thing I ought to ask you "bout before I forget it. You liae been here in Silverland --here in Nevada two or threo years, :and of course, your position on the d1lily press has made it neC essary for you to go down in the mines and examine then carefully lit deail. Now. what 1 want to get at is-- is, well, the way deposits are miade, you know. For in stance: Now, is I unlderstand it, the vein which contains the silver is sandwich'ed in between castings of granite, and runin along the ground, and sticks up like a eurbstone. "Well, take a vein forty feet thick, for example, or eighty for that matter, or even one hundred; say you go down on it with a shaft, straight down, you know, or with what you cril the 'inclineq,' naybe you go down live hundred feet or inaybe you dii't go down but two hundred; anyway yonl go down, and all the time this vein grows ina rower when tlhV castings come icmnearer. or.iip proach -each other, yoti nimy say, that is, when they do approach, which of course they do not always (to. particubirly in cases where the nature of the fornition is such that they stand apart wider than they otherwise would, and which geology tins failed to account for, although everything in that icience goes to prove that, all things being eital, it would if it did not or would not certainly if it did, and tihent of onrse they tire. Do not You think it iF'' "I Said to mIyself, "Now, I Just know how it would be. Thit cussed whisky coktall itis done the buiisiness for moe. I don't understand any more than a clam." And then I sni aloud, "l-l-that is-if you donl't itmind, would yout-would you say that over again? I ought--' "Oh, 'eertoily, certainly! You wee I an very unfitmiliar with the subject, and, terhaps, I don't present niy caSe early, "'No, no-110, no yoll state it lin111 enouigh, but thie vile cocktail ials iut(kilet ie a little. But I will-no, I do not uni derstand, for that ma.ter, blut I would get the hang of it ill the beter if you went over it algaiii, and I'll pay better aittention tis timle.'' Ile said, "Why, what I was alter wits this.'' (Ilere he hecante even more fear fully Inipressive than ever iind eimphiasised each pirticuilnr point by checking it off on his tiger ends. ] "This vein or locd, fo' ledge, or whatever you may1) call, ruits along between two layers of granite, just the saine us if It wvere a sandwich. V'ery well. Now, suppose you1 go ciuvwn oni tiit Sity 1,000 feet, or matiybe 1,200) (it dont't really mtatter), befctre you crift ; antd then you start youtr drtifts, somte o)f them acr'oss the ledge andl 0 ter along tite le'ngthl of it, where the sutiphuruets--I believe they.) coill themt sutlphutretc's, thouotgh why theay shotul, conisideruing fliat so far' ias I enan see', the matuin cdepettdence of a iiter cloes not so lie, as somec suppose51, but iin whtich it entt ntot b)e successfully imninttained whtereini the samec should ntct conttiinue, while 'part atnd patrcel of the same orie not coinitted to eithier in the sense refetrred to, whtereas, under diterenit circuitustances, thte miost in expetrieed among us could not cdete'ct if it wuere, or might overlook it if it did, or scorn the very idea of such a thing, even'i though it were p)alpialy deionistratted its I said sorrowfuilly: "I feel ashaomed' oIf m.3self, Mr. Ward. 1 kno1(w 1 ought to that infernal whisky cocktil has got intct "'Oh, don't ittindh it, don't indtc it; thec -fatult was my) own, nto docubt. though I did Stink It clhear enough for.--" "Dlon't say) a word. C'lear! Wh Iy ycou statedl it its 'leair ats thle su to unyboly bti - an abject idiot, 'butt It's thaot confoinnded d'o(ktaiil thatt hits played( the mtischtief." "'No, now doni't say that . I Ii hcgiit it all over again, atd--"' "Dont't now; fcor goodniess sake, don't dio aniythig of the kind, becauuse I tcell you imy headl is In stuch a condcit ion that 1 don't lbe. hieve I couhld undtcert'andu the most trifling questiont a manm could atsk tme."' ".Now cdoni't you he afraid. I'll put it 80 phi'gi I his itiilnt.a you ennt help1 git the haung oh' it. We will biegiht at thie ve'ry beginninlg."' L-eanting far' aceross theuc'ablei wi'th cdeterined impres''usiven'iess. wrcought up~on his e'very fe'ature, antdI tigers pre-' pared tco ketep tally of eachi ptoinit ats enui merated(; aind I, Ieaing forwiard with pain-~ - - - l interiest, resolved tc !ompr)tehendl ori Pet' ish] "Y~ou kniow the vciin-theit ledge-t he thiing thamt tintis the miet val, whereby it cons5 titts the mtediumt he't wen all ct her forces, whethcer of present or r'emote lagen.. clces, so brmought to heat' in favoi'r) of te former, or all, or bothI, cir comipromiising .1- U~~s possible the r'elat iie dilfer'ences e'xistinug wuitlhin thte r'adiuis whtence ('uhinaiite the' several degress of simaiharity to wvhicht-'' [1 ~I said: "'Oh hblame imy~ wo,cden'm headc, at abit't any use! it aif't anym) uIse to try!' . eant't unde'rstandc anlythinug. het pliner you get It the molrde I cani't gt te htaing (If lt.u. I heai'd a suspicious ntoise tiehind nie, and tu'rnedl in tkie to see linigston dodging behind ai newsplapecr and qiukinig with a gentho estacy of hauighte'r, I look at Ward agahmi, cand lie had thirown ott hIs solemnity andit wais laughing also. 'Thcen I awi that, .11( had een sohl-thtat I hi'dc been made the tictimn of a swinidle i the way of a string of plhauiblly woicded sentences that, didn't mecan anything unader thme sun, Artemus Ward was one of the best f<h owe In the world, and one of the most coimpan lonable. It has been said thait hie was not fluent in conversation, but wIth thue above experlence in my mInd, 1 dlIffer. A Mod(flealloa of the American aum d i - phon, whih huas proved of great ser vice to the deaf and dumlb, has been described by M. Colladon before the French Academy of $Scinces. Instead of'hardrutber, a pectular kind of maste board 1s used for theo disk, anmd thete are no cords needed to regutlate the tension. That part of the instrument which 1s held in the mouth hs provIded withg a surface to resist moIsture. AGRICULTURE. USEFULNES OF FxnaH TS.-We are surprised ,hat farwers, poulterers, and their nons, do not keep ferrets miore generally. Wherever rats harbor, un der hog pens, hen-houses or buildings or places oi any kind, ferrets will go adter them, and they are sure to drive them out, so the boys and dogs can have first eus sport; capturing them, and doing good besides. One ol the best breed ot tiogs for use In catching the rats as they eierge from their hiding-places, is the genuitine eotchi terrier. Thiey are quick and plucky, and will atteni to alt the outside "1iz'' the ferret, sends them. 1'housan1ds of (ollris Worth Of frIIL trees tire annuttily destroyed by rab uits. If the farmer or farmer's boys used a ferret to drive the raubits from ,their holes, (spenitlng it haIl it (lay or two at seaonl,) they could make it searcity anong the rabbits and save ,heir trees. The writer lost a whole orchard sonie three cYears sliceo, of Over 100 trees. It seemed Ipossible to pro vent the ravages of the rabbits atmvong them, until lhe got It large, strong 11tle feret-, and in one half day's work, the reward of 40 rabbits saved his trees. tie has sporti atid acecomplishos good be sids. Perret,t are more easily kept tian it eat., their diet, being bread and milk, and oceisionally a little fresh ment, it matters not whit. They will cat rats, bhi d or any thing fresh. Two or three can be kept, on what one cit woild eoistie. They do not gnw, and can be kept in at box, or small 1ititarters. We know of several who wouil not be withotit a lerret for ten iollars a year and its keeping. So Far as triaining and (ispositloii goes, ferrets are about all ilike. All t,he trnliing they need Is handling, to become faillar with) a personl. Tb'oyare little trotiblo, and It,costs but a trille to keep then. 'ItSF'.A-ION or Alu..-The papers are till[ of' adver.slig of preserviig compolinds for milk, but by analyiig thein they will be 1011 to Contain liel"rly. always the sanie silhstanlces lIl s; -glitly altered proportions 11and they are generally sold lor' from f'our to -everal hundred times their vilune. 'lese compomii-ms are bicar-bonlate of' ob,somnetimlits mlixell wvit,h1 V0ommo-01 sat1, bori' acid, borax, Ililxtiure of borax n Ith vollitnlo11 sait, salicylie avid, and ,I late a Inmixture containing ha1lf1, of' 1)(Prit aclkid and lial of sullphato potias .imtu. Bicarbonate of soda i:i bleen inl 11Us a long titne 21n(d Is still largely ll.ied. It, acts by neutrializing the Ilet ic auld which is foreid in ll,h inilk, ltit, it-i action is not perfe"t lip any waiy, and4 by :dhliln- :1 more ell'eettual fluanitit.y, the .falte ofI the nllk is spoilt, ats iI. gets Soapy. Borice c is a powefill 111 i.;p. Ile, anild preferable to borax. The % wr] ter has in11de, i few y3ears ago, 1ian11y o!xperimenits with ill kinds of tiltisep ties employed fori nilk anild dtiry pro dIlis, an invariably could state Ll;e good vlects of' bori ic a'Id is 1.Ierior In ation and very expinsive. But the mixilure of horik acid and sulphlte of' potasilni 222 tus t( outd1 ali the -pr vlotisly 11 ntlolled antisept.is. We ltve ,eoi builttor, Ileint, crabs, fish, and Other WarI-W Of an e(Itially perl-hab!e 12111tre Ikept Illost wo oritilly, anid- as this comnpouild 14 pel'ec.13, liarmiless, very eap, a1114 obtaina11ble ait every chimiist's shop, it will soont be more gemerally employed. One graillne is ad(led to each htre of milk or one-Iou th pouii Of ltter. It ought[ not to be 1.h011u1gt, h0WeVe', that these anisep ties call supplint, cleanlinless, cooling, an1l fiiring! ThHese always 14n1a)101 tile prlinelpal(1 eleilments1 ini preser01vIing 11ulik for1 the diryI) andt for' transp151ort , am2l( (bily when:t they ar1e insulleient, which Is irare e inoughi, atise ptles maily be uised. Coi.tc ix ilIoasis.-A c'orresp51ondenCt iv~ es the lol low Iing curie f'or colc ini iite and' 12( easIly appdled, Hie says lhe hita niover known2 if to ll: Spreadi( a '.cau ill 11 of salt, upon0 tihe back of the anma 112o1verI the kidneys3 1 atl 1(o1ns, andii keep it, sat.ur'ated for 20) 01 30 mini ttes, or' oniger If' necessairy. 1If1 the at 22ack 121 severe, dren 1ch1 with salt wa'1teri. I hatve ia vatluaible b)2ll, wei1ghinlg 21121 teenl 0' twentty hundreil~ d pound1(s, w'hichi hatd ai 8tevere' attactk o)1 colIe a1 year11 ago last, 81111nm(er. 1 applied salt to hi is bac1(k as~ above, and1( it beligdille'ult to d r'enchi, iiig it open about two Iinches, a ni .'prleadi salt upon)1 hIs toingue, wh'ichl, to gether02 withi lhe salt 111pon hiIs back, r'e Ilieved( him21 at once, anid w ithiIn it shortf 11111e eqi ib iItilm appearedi'C fulIly ire stored,l I have for' severalt yearsl' past suc(c5essfully) a11plied tils tr'eatmen1t,1 to the other' aniinals in my1 herd. L.o(I A i-:A311!-A fairmer' shouild al waysg) think hi advanice of' hiis wor'k. Thle plan lunust ho b21ld out in his head, befor'e thle hanuds aret puat. to it. lTher'e Is tinle yet left. for' thinking over what should be (done in bte next, two 02' t,hiree busy imointhis, fbpropert-es, the soil fr(iln old1 jast ti re.s Is be'st for1 pOttingil plants1. The( earhoius pr'(oess purisued by theo Clins 11453of mieit;ling 13ractked 1 ronl waires hby cemetin(t g t.hiem with Ietast Iroin whIle' ini llquid1 state Is thus descr'ib)ed: " In 212 he 1ase, for' e3xatle, of ia east IironI pani 'ommlienees by3 brealkinig 112e edge of' the tfracture' slight.ly with ai iiammer1(0, s0 a1s enllarge thet flsuriies, af ter' wiI hl thit frlaetored'( par1ts arze Ilacied anid held In t.hbeir lnatur loiti on by1 ) meantis (bl wo(oden1l br'aes. Tihe pan11 beinig r'eady3, ini i'har'oatl, and1( igited ini a smatl pbor't.leI she'et Ir~oni fulrnlace, wvithI bellows workinig hiorizonitallhy. As son1 its thie pliees of east Iironi ithi1 whIch thle erneIilles w',ere' chmar'ged aire fitsed, it, Is poure'(d 02n a layer of 1 21 part 1-aharred hu isks of' rouggh r ICe, prev'i'i ously spreadI( 1)1 a tic(kly3 doubled clo4th1, the object. 4)1 this tbe1ing to prevenit, thei sudideni cool ig Rand( hari decinmg of the 11(1uid( metl. WVihl in the hid2( state, it, Ia qickly' COil veyed'( to the I ractt 1131 1)ar1ti inder the vessel, andl( forced wvith ai jer'k 111to I he enlar'ged tlsuries, while ia )aper31 irubber is patssed1 over2 thle oibtrudI(inmg lhiuid inside(1 of the vessel, matkhig a neat, stroing, sutbstanl thal itul( ini every') respec'(t thior'ough op)erat.ion. Croc'us, d11ied( and1( pbowd(ered, wA'heni applliedl wAithI JhamIlois ilatherl to ic kel platted geo,ls, will r'estore1 their bril1 I lancy3 it.hoult injitrling the'1ir sur'face. Estab,iAlh iIeatlthiful CO-oerattion betwoon the litoinach,i the I vor andl the bowels, it yon wanit to tbanish sick hioadacee, nory ouenit.es and mlo: hal desponldonaOy. Upont the vigor of the llhat niained organ dep nda tho good service of bte two latier. Thlat fine stomach-o. Htostett r d JUltters, puro, appr sv' d by physicians, doi ivod from tuo boat taOiani3 sources, s:oen t, to roult the s mitoms wIch make the lives of norvous, blhzou. intva ;ds u1l:erabhb. The very fountain heoad of such troub:e Is foobloiies of dI genition, for which it is 92n incon,patrablo, Ion g estabilehed and w.d, ly celebrated reom. dy. It builds up ttue constilu ion whent shak, n by duieaee, and r,.todte it againes malarial anld Otmner huriftai iueno. It Is an agrc eable appetizer, a tisetut strengthening cord al for the conva lescent, and greatly mitigates the gather ng inefrmtmae of ajse - PETROLEUM AS A PRESERVATIVE OF RUSTI WORK.-We see on -every hand handsome rustle work falling to' decay and becoming disrorted by ate. It is commonly made of a kind of wood which does not last long. Soak It thoroughly with crude petro umn when new, it, will remain unchanged inde finitely. A rustic summer house in a shaded part of our grounds would have been unusually exposed to dampnoes and decay had not this been prevented a dozen years ago, by petroleum. The peculiar brown color imparted by a mixture of a heavy oil remains un changed; and a lattice work of n%.ie lath, a fourth of an inch thick, fdily exposed to dampness and weather, is as sound and unworn as ever. The oil is now so cheap that there is no excuse for omitting its application, and It may be rapidly and easily brushed over the surface and suik into the pores with a whitewash brush. Apply it heavily. CoFFEN CUS' TnD.-Make agood, sr.mg extract of collee-by dripping it as slowly ats possible-for ten people you will want two cupfuls; take eight of tho same measures of milk, and beat into the yolks of six eggs; add three ounces of Powdered sugar; mix into this the two cupfuls of collee; as coffee differs in strength, better taste to see that, it is sweet enotgh ; pour the mix ture into cups and pit the cups in a not I too deep pan with bolling water; the level of the water ought not to stand I higher than half the cup; (o not try and boil the water too hard ; aboutfilf- I teen minutes of bolling is necessary. MUTTON COLLOPS.-A few slices of cold leg or loin of mutton, salt amid pep per to taste, one blade of powdred mnce, one Bn:all bitnch of savory herbs mincet-d very line, two or three shalots, two or three ouilices of butter, 4"le des sert spoonful of flour, hall a pint, of I gravy, one tablespoonitul ,f lemon- I Juile. Cut some very thin sie;s 1 rom a leg or the clump end of a lin of inut- ( ton ; sprinkle them with pippelr, sult., t pounided mac1teo, mince, minecd savory I lerb:, and miVed shalot; fhy tleim in I butter, stir ill in dtsse-rt-poonfuI'll f1 (1 flour, Il the gravy and leimo j lee, I simmer very gentiy about live oi seven 1 minu1tes Of boiling is iecessairy. BEF POL..-ThNe rnemaCns of cold roast or builed beef, seasonuing to taste of' salt, pepper and minced herbs; pull oiste. Mince the beef tolerably Iln, with a stimalll amount of its own fat; add a seasoning of pepper iand salt an(I ehopped herb.,; put tIh whole into a roll or .-ill pate and bake for half an lionur, or rather longer, should the roll be very large. Beef pattles may be imad4te of cold ment, by nmiing and sea soning beeft as irect,ed above and bac ing il it 1 !ch ptil' paste inl patty tins. PaInstEY aid Bitter, to serve with calh's heam, boiled fowls, etc-Two lableqpn fuls of 1iinced par'sley, half i a pint of inelted butter. Put Into a I 8auUeIA1n a smta1ll uInltily of water, i slightly salte, and when it bolls, thr,w 0 in at goad bich of parsley which has 1 beenl pi'eviously walsled and tied to gether in a bunch; let it boil for tive uniii1utes, dr iti , m1n,uec the leaves very a fine, aid put the above Iluantity In a I (tuieen; pour over it half a pint of smoothliy-made meted butter; stir well, that the ingredients may be thoigbly 1 mixed, aMid serve. Swr.mc' Oser.wr.-Mix the yolks of two eggs, a teasipionful of' sugar' and some1 essence of vanilla ini a small bowl. Add ai small lpincht of saldt to the wh'itres of' the oggs andi u lip L.III stiff. Tihen igh t.ly miix the wit es anid yolks, and ipotu' quickly into an omelet pan in which half an 01unlce of' butter lasa been prei'vloutsly mielted. Remnov'e the egg frm'it the Ilr'e in one minute, and ,let it drv's It the (ven flIye miinuites, after' w ihel sprinkle it witht sugar. C:liocom.Arx.- Melt four ounces ofJ gratted chocolate over a hiollitg kettle, ail gradually three cups of holiag water andi( 01ne 01unce of' sugar. Set ita npon)1 thme flm'e, and wh'len scauiling hot pour it np)on the 301ks of' twvo eggs, wetll beaten, with one and1( ote-hlfl1 glil of col water; add1( a iich of ein inmoni, mand ret.uran It to the lire f'or' a f'ew mt'omients to cook the egg. it must not, hooh, but shoul d be beatent wIith ana egg-beater', or milled all t he timen. Serve very~ hot. P~onK AND iiEANs.-FIrst pick your' benn over ; put them , it an earthen er'oek anid liil It with coild water aind let standit over night; if your pork Is too saltL parboil it for' a short time; putt it in a tdeep baking dish and14 put the beans armoutnd it; fIll the 41ishv wih hot cor cold water, cover' it. closely, andt( set it in tihe oven, anid let it bake r'at.her' slowly un til noon,.or I rom tree to fouar hours. -Do ntot, let it get too dry; if' y'ou can niot see the water you nmust add miore. Fnum n CitixN.-Chickens must be young to fry~ well. If' no larger t.hani pigeons, they may be fr!ed whole ; If larger, dissect, wash, rub salt.on whlileo wet, peppecr, and( fr'y in butter or' lard, keecpinig thme dish cover'edI. Mix one or' t,wo eggs with a spoon tuti of flour andt( a teaucup of' milk, and1( pouri over* the chieken whn done, settIng the frying pan lnathe oven long enioughm to cook ScnA3iIi.i:i EuOs1 Wrrnm Dn D BEs.:F -Shtave the beef v'ery Iinieu; putI a tea-1 spoonful of butter ini a Jirying pan11 ; set it over thle IIire, and whien hot put in thle bteef ; heaut a few mttnu tes, sit'rring to istantly to prevent burning ; beat ump thme reqiired nuimiber of' eggs and1 stim' in wi th the hot, beet ; stli' altogether' unmt il lie eggs are coo)kedl. Serve I m metdiately. Ii' iAnls enul talk, they wottuld of tent express thetir thmanks to heir iiurses, fno' rolieviug thema 0of palin and suiffer: ng by the use of D)r. Bull's Baby Syrup. _________ D)sAcox Saaru'iu bmuys Caribtohne, thme (.eorltized petaoleumi hairi renewer and restor'er', and shtice Its iimrovemtent, recommends it to altlthis frIends as Ite perfection of' ali htair p)reparations. TJnis showvs that thme D)eacon is a wvise mani and knmows wvhat is whait. AN Ex'TENtwn PoI'UI.Annry.-Each y ear 1 id a "lBrowa 's lironcia T (17roches" in newv localities, In vaurlomus parts of the world, For relIeving Coughs. Colds and Throat Diseases, the Troches have boon proved reliable. WE trust the time w il comae vhmen every one wilt use Dobb,ins' Electric Soap, (made liy Craglin & Cc., P'hila delphi t.) Itsasale is daily im~'easlug, as is always the case with artlicles of merit. Try it. P LuuamB PAINs 404 aillAsmnatie and Brofi. chiaA feettns,aresoon relieved by ti,at ear tratidCy for Coughs and C.ds, Dr J ayne's WIT AND HUMOR. PATRIOK ' experience with theeleva tor.-Sez I, "Iz Mlsther Shmith in, iurr ?" Sez the man wid the soger cap, 'Will yez stip in? "' So I StpS Iltil the Aioset, and, all of a suddint le pulls at. t ropu, and, it's the trooth I'i tellin' rez, the walls of the building begin *unnin' down cellar as though the levil was afther then. "Ilouly mur oher1" sez I, "what'll become of riaget and the childer which was lift )clow there ?" Sez thu soger cap inanl, 'Be alsy, surr; they'll be all right,-when roz come dowin." "Come down, is it?' lez 1; "'and is It no closet at all, bit a aylenislh balloon. Then the walls stop )ed stock still, and he opened the door, mnd there I was wid the roof jist over no head! And.that was what saved ne from goin' up till the hlyins en airly." WHEN a certain man had been made he prefect of a small village, he boght ils wife a new f ur garment. She, protid >f her finery, and full of her husband's low honors, entered church just as the 'ogregation rose to their feet to hear he Gospel1 read. She, thinking this vas done out of respect to her, and re alling her former condition, said, "raciously, "sIt down, good people! I lave not forgotten I was once poor I" IN a Now England village a Baptist >reachier was discoursing from the text, 'Ii those days came John the Baptist )reaching in the wilderness of'Judea.'" Yarming tip, he saild', "Oh ! how I like o read these words in the blessed Bible. Cou don't rea(l sy where In it Itabot lohti the MethoNist, not about John the 'resbyterlan, nor aboult 'John the CPlscopallan. nor itbut John the Con ;regat.ionaliat. Bu1t it is Jolin the flap Ist 1 Oh I! how I like to read that!'' "'Miss RoAcH is an iitelliIrOnt, (lba'ri tig young lady, a beaitifiul bInette, ,Ad her brother is a bank cashier,'' ead Mr. Tilden from ia newspap,er the >tier day. Then he sol ioi inized. "1 Boati iftul-bank cashier-youig nml charm ng-bank cash ier-in telligent bri iette-bank casli-barrel l might gel mpty-good thing to have li the amilly-both good thing-- bPaiutiful uaik cashler-perheaps, yes, I thhik I ade a miitake In not imterviewing her mfore denying the charge.'' WIIEN a young lady tripped ito a asle Store tihe other day and asked the ashful clerk in atendance for "T1'wo Cis.sea, he jammed on his hat and rush d out of the Ieck door. The clerk, lever having heard of the piece of itile, thought lie was the viotim of a '2,) year proposal', and his salary was iot large enoagh to support two. A N Ingenious drug store clerk, who uSeOCte( that some one was tapplig ill, fixed an arrangement on it so that ny one who tried to) open t'he drawer. vithout understanding it, woild got our Inehes of brad-awl raimed into ils hand. A nd then hle want out Lld orgot to explain the thing to th1e boss. nid as soon as he gels able to be about gain he'd like to hear of a job. "I SHALL know better next tie," 1id4 M-s. Keepupwtithhestyle. "That atefil mIliner told me the ht waq methlih;g new and there were four hats ust like it In church ; biut I mligni, have mown better. 1 saw the nie%w moon ver my left shoulder. Of course I'd it unlucky.'' REai.iomous tracts sent to a inain with 2 cents postage due on them are not :onducitve either to religious thloughit, vord or actlin. We have in our mIndl .young! man who was just wavering ni the ba:lance ; the 12 cents deelded mimi, and lie became a howvling heathen. PROVEsson: 'What sort c(' a man vas il hi hoi Justiec Coke ?"'Student: 'Well-a-hle was conisideramble of a peaker andc talker on these matters.'' rof'esor "Yes, very true-though tot so full of gas as some (othiers,'' tiudent cannot see the pocint and is dIIOWe(1 to conit,inue. A FT Eln a Texas jutry hand st'ood out *or ninaemy-six hours the jndge got a oerdct in t wo mliiutes by sendin g them vord that au ci rcus had conitO to towni. AN italian being accused o.' marury tg ive wives was asked by the juidge v hy lie wedded so many. "'In order' to nect with a good 01ne, it possible,'" the 'ellow relied. A.OYEORGIA niani liredi seven shots at a A'ilent, killed his dog, wouindted a 'armier in the leg and putt 01ne of his awn eyes shot. Tihe wvildcat escaped. I-r iakes a live man to pull up stre mm, ult'.oagh a dead 0on0 (can drift down. SwEF:rNEss is in, protectOn against, njutstice; eveni sugar can be crushed. S0Mm'. men <jo not like erumbs of com?' 'ort. 'They want a whole loaf'. Prexs 5 are best wheni they soutr on mec anzotheri. GooD deeds pan out better than good CvcLs of timtn -lcieles. YEGETcInNm( ini Powder' l'rnm comes ~viahina th e re.. ch of nll. 113' ma king he mtedicine yotrel youI ru'iitn, fromh a 04. packa'mr contaiintg the flarks, Roos anmd liercbs, make two bottles of lie liquid Vegetrime. TIhiouentmids wvil ladly avail thiemnselves of' this oppor tuity, who hiave' the conveniences to nake the medicinte. Full dlirections in 1ver'y pailaige. Vegetine ini Powder laurm is sold by aull druggists' ad gen 3ral stores. If' you cannot. b)uy it of dhem, e.:elose fI ty cenits ini poslaige stamps1) for one pacukage, or one <tollar ror two p)ackages, a mid I Will 5e.nd It.bv return mall. 11. IU. S.evens, Boston, 3lass. A (IA R D --To all wno are itugloringtfrom the erroars ii ndia roito,,, ohf outih,tc.rvoius we 'us a any hiat wvin e'r, iunu, iiEi E1 OFilAtiOK. Tis laro-t ramody was disco' ered hav a gmi-el'ar~y ini outh Ioti T. I. .K itahoga D) No -ork City.ov PEoPLEi wvill not be so very foolish that they wvill allow themselves to be de ceived with a new Cough Syrup when they have expel'onced thme value of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for many years. P?rice. 25 cents. I .,e oR th'e Peropio, I had a serious disease of the lungs and was for a time contined to my bed and under the care of a physician. 1Ils prescriptions did not help tme. I grew WOrse, couighinig very severely. I corn menefxed taki ng your Miedical Iscovery, which helped me greatly. I have taken several bottles, and am restored to gOOd health. Y'ours ronanntarln. "No Cultz, NO PA Y,"-11 e authorize our agents to guarantee that our medi Oine, if taken according to direction, will relieve Constipation and the dis eases Incident to a Torpid Liver; pro vided they take the genuilne Simmons' Llyer Regulator, by the tirections. De c sure to note it Is )erfect-ly safe and re- V Mable, free fromn any of the objections * and dangers coinected with the ord nary remedies. It is an active Cathar tic, Tonic, and Aiterative, not unpleas- v ait to the taste, and leaves no lassitude or Ill-erlects after it has operated, and * in no event can it Injure the most doll cate constitution. 3l3ildren take it G without hesita' y. G "I have been selling Simmons' Reg- i ulator for three or four years and it Al gives entire satisfaction. Don't know of a single case when it failed to cure. Yours truly, "C. U. GiLr,iLANP, 114 v Main St., Gallatin, Mo." IF, The, recent earthquake at Virginia I City wias not noticed at all in the inii [ig deptlis, but only by people on the surface. Their famous earthquake of sonm1 years ago, which shook down Mhiimies, lire walls, cracked brick C buildings, and did other laniage, was merely noticed by soine of the miners working in upper levels, but it did no lamage, not even shaking down loose stones and earth. The station men in Lhe various shafts felt it the strongest, tite deepost point where it was 'noticed was by statioi tender at the 900-foot level of the Ituperial Empire shaft, nine hundred feet below the surface. IIe said it felt like a sudden faint throb Dr pulsation of the air, its though a blast had been let of' soiewlere at a listatice above,below, or in some ine'l alte direction. In some of the mihies the shock was not noticed at all, even by station men. Commenting on this s peculiar fact at the time, the Gold 11111 News remarked. that the earthquake seemed to be an electrical disturbance, proceeding from the atinosphere, and 1ot froin the depths of the earth. 'l'annitg, savAl M. H. Ador, can be has :ened by emnploying p 0 -phoric acid, as .t enables the tannin to penetrate the ,kins inore rapidly through its hinder ing the tanning of the albainoid sub. " The opinion of Goselin and Berga coi, respectiig Lie beneficial effect oi tiisepcie dressings on wounds, is that N hle good 11uiluence is due not merely to - he destruction of ferments but to the ;oagulatiion prodiepd inl the albumnen Can I'ilos bo Oured ? [i the most impor ant question to-day w'tlh t suTfforing inilloiliN who, w1hen1 looking at the lolg lit of useless pito nomtruis, feel as th E iflhited B-blo Patriarch. lik excl. imiug: "I D have heard nmany such things, mi orable com- i forters are ye all, how lon-1 w,11 yo vex my soul and break me in pieces with words ?" It - is not recorded that Job had piles, bu lio could not have liad anything more pa nful, and the amimo questiots might have been asked then as sinice for three thousand years. Can piles be cured ? We believe that Dr. SMaboo has solv, d the problem, for not!ig is more certain than that his " Anakceis" does absolutely and promptly cure the wor.At caqes of piles. When hal I a niliofl of afilicted assert pos.tively that it has cured them. andI in 20 years no one has ist d t o doctor's wonderful remedy -without instant relief, and by following h's 9,mple in -tructions as to habit an i diet. all were hone flitted a d over 95 per cent. cured, all argu ments and theories of those who haven't used them, go for naught. Anakosio is now pre- a Loribed by physicians of all sohir ole and has i been prono nood ai near ini a.iblo as is possi blo. It is easily applied, perfectly safe, in- 1 stantly reliev. a pain. and ultimately cures the most inveterate cases. It has grandiy solved the problem that Piles can be cured. 1amples of "Anakesls" are vent free to all sufferers on application to P. Neustaedtor & Co.. solo man ufacturere of Anakees, Box 3940 New York. Also, sold by druggiste everywhere. Price $1 per~ box.6f -The Voltalo Delt Co., nMarshall, Mich. Will send their celebra'ed Eleotro Voltalo Belta t> the afflieted upon 80 days's trial. - Speedy cures guarate.d. They mean what they say. Write to them without delay. ti The Great Blood Puirifier. 9' IN POWDER FORM. 50 cis. a Package. D)R. W. ROSS WR1T ES:I ScKOFULA, LIVER COM PLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, RH EIUM1ATISM, WEAKNES8S. AIR. HI. B. STEVENS, floston: I have been pract,ising medidcino for 25 .years, and its a remedy for Scromulma. Liver Compilnt( ID3spepsi,, itheumatlsm, weakness, and all dis Pinses of I he b)lood I have n vor found its ec ual, I lhave sold~ Vegemine for seven years and ave nlever had one bottle retturned. t would heartily recommond it to thoso in need of a blood puri Sept. 19, 1675. Wliton, Iowa. V ?egtine. One 'Package in Powder Form Cured Sorofula, How to Redtacet Totr Doctor. Bills. 5 uso RMEN' St., East, Ilston, Mlass., 8eptemiber 80, 1879. hear Stir: Aly lit tle dnughter stelia has been afilteed a Iini time with scrofula. mluffenug everym hing. I em rloyed di f'erent phlysicians in East itoston bttl 1 oy hielpcd her none. I bought rOnme of your PowDuER FoaM VEoFTINEi and nm wIle steeped It anid gave it to t.he cnikci actord in : to tile dlirection.,, and wve were aturprlsed in a fortnliht'. tIme to see how the ebid had gainedl in flesh and1( strerg h. She is now gain. liog e very day, and I enn choru ly reo:onmend yotur remiedly to be the besrt we have ever t ried. Respect fully yours, J. T. WEBB, VEGETINE PiIEPAREDI BIY II. R. 8'TEVENS, Blostoun, Mlass. Vegetine is old bV All Druggists. 91 6 EARDFor any case emdiate relef ou ae of long standing in 1 we, and ordinar oases in S da. JCAUJI A'a:,eu: eea ar rinler an it. i a P'll. onves and - allJ d n ra aunf',Iai sbttle. oed orpr.8 W. cor. Tenth and Ao aits.. Pilatia. .Pa. ACENTS WANTED to Sell the NEW BOOK FARMING FOR PROFIT ers Foed and (reaorBxrEor reut F rmn usinea MPake Havpp oms an Everyt 1s9, eI havseacy 800n Pan 40Nlafrtl at Send for creotiarage . 0.MCUt 4 0.. Phiiadelphia. Pa. MAKE HENS LAY, An Englis , Veternary sarg n and Chms new travelin g,s lbhIscountry, saisatt oat sor tihet me andi (Jtt e Pow ei ri bore *re worthlecs trash. le sta C hr an's Condition Powders arn abso eartltwlf pak~ e. lsyke ~bi annston Amon P>owders. Ric.s2, en. t..spen o on, ,,,n O0e. told eerywhere. o cent b wal fo anghtter, Those asuwering an Advertsement wal OD a sawor upon the Advertie an tme. is.b.n's'awba .. t tey| a*.* alve,7 Knmu h ee) HEALTH IS WEALTHe Health of Boay Wealth of IlL ' Radway's Sarsaparillian Relvent Pure blood makes sound gesh, stron bone and IDa clear skin. Ityou woul( have you O rm 1, your bones sound withoutcarles, and our con pExion fair, use Radway's marsaparillIs to Resolvent. A GRATEFUL RECOGNITION. 1. "To cure a caoeNio or L4 STANDING DISSASE is truly a vic try in the heallog art; that reason ing power thM clearly discerns DsriT and sup. plies a remedy, that restores step by stie-by degrees-the body which has been slow Y at. tacked and weakened by ian insidious disease, not only commands our respect but deserves our gratitudo. Dr. Radway has furnished mtn 1. kind wit i that wonderful remedy, Radwaye Harsapisrillilans Resolvent. wh ich a Icom pie this result, and suffering humanity, who dras out an existence of pain and disease, througit long days and long nights, owe bm their gratitude."-Afaica8. M.esenger. FALSE AND TRUE. We extract from Dr. Radway's "Treatise o disease and Its Cure," as follows: List of Diseases Oured by Ra4way's Sarsaparillian Resolvont. Chronic Skin Diseases, Caries of the Bone Humors in the Blood Scrofulous Dime -ses. Bad or unnat ural Habit of Bdy, Syphilis and Vene real, Fever 8ores. Chronto or old Ulcers, dalt Itheum, Rickets, White Swelling, Scal I head, Uterine Aitections, Cankers Olawfiular Swell ings, (aes. Wasting and D00ay. of the Body, Pimples and Blotoies. Tumors, Dyspepsia. Kid ney a-d Bladder Diseases Chronic Ih umatism and Gout, consumption, bravel and Calculous Deposit, and varieties of the above complalpts to which Rometimes are given specious names. We assert that there is no known remedy that possesses the curative power over theso dis eaIes thot iADWAY's BBROLVJNT furnishps. It . cures. step by stop. surely. from the founda 1, tion, and restores the injured Darts to their 1 sound condition. The wantop; of thne body are stopped and healthy blood to isup plied to tine systen, from which new ma terlat iN foried. Titis is the lisst co rective P ower of ItADwAy's RxsoLVXNT. In cases where he system has been t<allvated and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive Sublimate have accumu lated and become deposit ed in the bones, jointS, etc.. cautting earies of the bones, rIcket s. IDInal ourvaturei, cont,rtions, white swellings, vari cos veins. etc., the SANSAPARILLIAN will resolve away those deposits an i exterminate the virus of the disease from the system. If those who are taking thse medicines for the cure of Chronic. cr. fulous or syphilitic dis a eases, however slow mn-ty b) the cure, "teel bet I, ter," and nnd their general health improving, i their ie,h and weight increasing, or even keep. - Ig its own is a sure sign that the cure is pro to gressingein these diseases the patient either feti better or worse-the virus of the disease is not Inactiv; If not arrested and driven from the blood It will spread and continui to under i. mine tihe constitution. As soon Its the SARsA - PARILLIAN make the patient feel beiter," every lour you will grow better and IncreaAe in health, strength and flesh. OVARIAN TUMORS. Thrs removal of those' tumors by RADwAY's Iso1VRNT is now so rertainly establis4hd thut aah:st was once co!itidered almo ,t miraculous is iow a co:nmon recogniz-d f tot by all parties. m Witne a the cases of lannah P. Kn-ipp Mrs. 0. Krapf, Mrs. J. H1. Jolly and Mrs. P. D. iendrix. )' pubilahe I In our Alm-nao for 18T9; also that of urs. 0. 6. Bibbins. in the present edition of our "Falnie and True." One Dollar per Mottle. Y r MINUTE REMEDY. (oaly requires minutes, not hours, to relieve pain and cure acute disease. Radway's Ready RelIef, r. tu from one to twenty mi'utes, never fails to .. reievo PAIN with ine thorough applio tion. 11 Nis matter how viol-nt or exoruciating the ' atr rhe Il EUAIJM VII, Bed-ridden, Infirm. Crippled, t- Nervous, Neuralgi, or p ostr-ited with disease may suffer, RAIAY'd READY RLIELF will afford instant ease. tflammation of the Kidneys, Infiamma tiou of the Bladder, Intiamatiou of the Dowels, Congestion of the I.uig, Sore Throat, Difficult Ilreatisiag, Palpits,tion of the ieart, Hysterics, Croup, tphtiherli, Catarrhm, Influenza, hleacdache, Tsoothaoihe, Neuaralgia, Rheumatism, Cold Chills, Ague Chlila, Clsilbins, Frost Bites, Bruises. Summer omsplaltt, Coughs, Yold, iqsraiinu. Pua is n. Chest, Baek esl Lfn Limis, are instantly relieved. FEVER AND AGUE. Fever and Ague cured for Fifty Cents. There A is not a remedial agent it the world that will -- cure Fever and Ague, and all othnr Mialarious, Bilious, Scarnet, tIyphoid, Yellow and ot,her fevers (ald"d by IRADway's PILLs) so quick as RADwAY's READY RI.l. i"t It will in a ow moments, when taken accord * mng to directions, cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Heoadache. Diarrhoss VDysentery coiio, Wind in the Bowels, andal of Trraveiers should always carry a bottle of R AD "' %#AY S liADY hilLiEF with them. A few drops ia w'ater will reven sikcso pains frota hage fwtr 0i etrta French - brandy or bitters as a stimulant. -'inters amnil Luannbersnnen should always ee provIded with it. CAUTION. All remedial agents capable of destroying lfs ha, by an overdo-e should be avoided. Morphine opium, strychnine, arnica, hyoselamus. and other powverful remedies, does at certain Limes, - in very small doses, relieve the patient during their action in the system, But perhaps the second dose, it repeated, may aggravate and'in crease the s'mfforla g, and aniother dose oaus death.O T'here is no necessity for usIng those u'scertain agents when a positive remedy like ItihwAY's IIKADY Ruu.mmxv w ill stop the most ox. cm uciating pain quicker, without entailing the least dfloults in either Infant or adult. TUMl TR UE RE LiEF. RADwAY's ISEADY 'ELiEF is the only remedial agent in vogue that will instantly stop pain. Fifty Cents ler Bottle, Radway's Regulating Pills. Perfect Pqrgatives, Soothing ApertS. ensts, Aot Without Pain, Always Rtelin bie and Natural in their Operation. A VEGETABLB BUBSTITUTE FOR OALOMEL. Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with *sweettrgm, purge, regu.aaw, purity, cleanse itADwAY'a Piusa for the cure of all dIsorders af the 8:omach, liver, Bowels Kidneys Biad lor, Nervous Diseases, Hoada. he, Conmstipation, 'Iostivenoss, Indigestion, D)yepepsia, lillous. aras, Fever, Inflammation of the Bowels Piles, and all derangements of the Interna Viscera, P Warranted to egfect a perfect cure, Purely veg. etabie, containing no mercury, minerals or del tW* Observe 'th'g following syinptoms resaul. insc from Diseases of the Dlostivorgn;o htp stion, Inward Piles, Fulness of th Blood ns the Head. Acidit,y of the Stomach, Nausea hIeartburn, Disgust. of Food, Fullness or Wei.ghi in the Stomach. Sour Eruota ions, 8inkLs- or Pluttering at the Hleart, Choking or Suff.ing -Sonsatios a hen in a lyin posture, Dlineso and Dull Pain in the Hamd, Deficiently of Per .spiraion. Yellowrtea, ef the Skimn and Eytes, Pals un the Bide, Chest. Limbs. and Sudden Flasses cf Heat, Burning In the Flesh. A few doses of RtADwAY's Prnt.s will free the system from all the above-named disorders. Price, 25 Cents per Boa. MOLD BY DRUGGIiBTS* READ " FALSE AND TRUE."* Send ai letter stamp to RtADWA Y a 4 No. 82 WA RIIEN, cor. CIIUItOB lt., New Yoti. intorroa,ion worth thousands will be sent i0u, 13-15-14 s,i~o iin ~ s Yr Chui a P.io Flower ?o,ls fareIgh t .l.fhiacps. I. F.' IL LIN J,HAST, La Plume, Pa. urea all ilumers fa~Cr" the worst Ser.titti to riaiplas B atrme nnu deer Sores S en y e in curing Teller, Reose Rtah, Boils, (4v% . relhings, White Sweuuage, etre er is 'se sallow color et skin, or yeliowish-brown snot ness, bad taste In mouth, internal f'est orduls tile, anti tongue coated, otu are stifegere se reneidy for all such cases Dr, Pierce' ol4ies pe rfect and radical euro., 18glis, WVealt Lenmgs, and eBr17 stages of El. scly, and elmInent physIilns pronounce it th taki th lage,repulsive, nAuseotts pills, J'mes the lis)1 aresonrcely larger tisam rntert tirely vgetable, no partictular eas teju e them. Tey opera~ witut,listurbc oh t, oroccupatIon. For ,JastIcd lee, an, ia re B1leed Palminte of 4 8lap,iSsalsia 2'" Estsigi iR4d Tant 1M41th, it hos 4 e e teete SCHOOL SONG BOOKS. STANDA RD SINGING BOOKS for Ih &ehool iga School Choir (91.00); for Girls' Norm hook-, Everet'l smlt 001 olog Book. 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Prevontion is beitj an cure. Sold everywhere. I. 8. JOHNSON & CO., iangor, Mo. IF YOU WOULD EE PitOPRI reo to sultud with spectacles, apply rrespoikd to DR. N. C. GRAY. Optician, 28 N. TWIELLTil Street PillaR1Pit.1a. Pa JOSEPH C. TODD, FNOINVER atto blAVllINIST. atecroon. N. J. atnd 10 11rnreily Mt., N.1 min puli.o n d Boilers of ovvry de,cripolu isIsit itelaitiacutro us f or lott o n e ax itoflo u tille. ltetw ttr i ttli sto o t tsrent iprov .nt oinr Ii mt o iA at s)e, ati arts nii-rally td i l p r all kis of agricltilur.l und iti iakliesh a I p. oeo. enid for tleticiptivo circular. Adiroes lovo, iLl A n i . iA PON IFIE F the Ott1 Roliable cncentrated Lye for FAIl IL r inakmtt E red. 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