The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 19, 1880, Image 4
FAnM WAG0On.-Of the Common
height, fore wheels a feQt 8 inches, hnd
ones 4 feet 4 Inches, are too high and
heavy for small farm teams, weigilng p
less than 1,20&pouuds apiece. What- Pe
over may be the cotreet theory on the
leverage of ION spokes on 'solid, level I
ground, we olMnot, A our only trou- >
ble In hauling farm stuff on the hard c
roads has been In the. uphftl and the s
down. We find fore wheels#4 feet 2 Lb
inches, sind wheels 3 feet 8 Inches highi tit
much easier to work with for man a FI
beast. It gives a low team a lifting 'le
litch on the waKon up hill and a light, Pil
Ing one down hill. A brake for it is Ir
unnecessary. As they go over the in
seales their weight Is.150 pounds less. ti
Climbing over the hills, every extri t,i
pound against the owner. If a load Is ft'
stalled on the road we always lower th
the hitch to lift tihe load, and draw It
down on the team to incroase their 8P
Core-loothold, and move Ott without ca
more delay. The usual size wagon Oil
may be just right for large horses and (I
tall men but farmers' boys aid ten& il
generally are neither large nor heavy. nil
Tlie pitcher on li the fleld determines tp
the amouit of the day's work. A low tll
wagon is easier to load, therefore it1
(uIlker loaded, with a shorter fork I
handle thai common. 1he1 hay and pr
grain rack wIVj eight Inch side pieces eul
may be made level by put ,'g a low ed
guard over the hind wheels. ' hi, too, or
helps the iman on the ground and will PI
go to the field and bring a given nitm- ic
ber of shookh as ashay or grain quicker lie
than a high buillt wagon or rack canl, he
tbus janking more hay whilo the t u
shines. It is lighter on Illuddy roadis;
if the team sitnks tihe downward (Irift. te.
is less otn tihe low wheels. If they fill ti
ip with dirt they hold less than larger WI
ones. Thy aro not, good to back heavy th
loads-the wheels big the grotd. oil
"You can't tike a farm pay with too t
inany legs tuider tie kitehien table.'' bo
bri
BUCt MIPAT.-A large proportion of ba
buckwhoatt conmied in the lVesi ho
corles from the l.1stern States and of
Canada. Every season severiti ear. an
loads of bitckwheat. tiour comies to this cit
miarket. from New 'York, where consid- de
orable attention IN givenl to producing we
the griln. A large proportion of what, ti
. stold as biekwheat Ilotir Is not true to lIfj
name. It is often a mixture of rye- ai
mea01i aiid Wheatt 1mh1ldilligs, to Which ia t:tl
imiute portion of buckwheat, is added. mne
The market Is genrall v well sippliedi us
with what passes for bitekwheat 11-mr, so
whether the crop of buckwheat. i8 large Yc
or smaill. Poor as Its inilty is buck - inj
wheat flour generally soills for about lit
tie same prict as the best article imidte tI
frot seleet winter wheat. Now tie
yll of buick heat is muIhe ltargevr thai I
tiat It ordilnary wheat, itid it can be lint
produced at much less trouble and ox- as
ponse. The seed costs very little, and f.l
tlie grain can be raised oi land that aitl
w,itid not eturli th seed of wheat, a s
rye, or barley. All the work connect- pit
ed with producing ai crop of buckwhent pup
can be perforied at tines when oiher of
farm imiatters are not pressing. The ai
hind on which L Is to be grown need sui
not bo plowed till mnid-suminer, Imid mn(
the crop is not ready to eit. till after all a
tho corimlon graiis are harvested. wi
litiekwheat is a crop fio small farmers 1i
to raise. as it Is ordiln:rlly harvested le
tInd threslel by hmatd tools. It. is a po
good crop to raise for the pIurjose of
sithdtlig a tough sod. It is not..an ex
liaust.ing erop, like wheat or barley. A si
go.1 bustness many he bilit, i I in sip.
linling .lie mitiaket, with a Ilrit-eilass ir- Vo
tiele of biekwihet flour, put. 1ip iInlpi
smnall packages stilted to the waNits of p1.
private fail4es. ('mnutry imlers e,
wotuld do well to look at'ter tlhis orancl i
of trade.,t
MA vitt1 MANt' 11 .-. I there is muchm lit
conitrioversy' in tihe agr'iemi timraml pmapet's w I
at presenmt. as to ihow to ma ke atmi save lho
mianure. I will give tmy plbum in as few CO
words as possIible. Fi rst , i keep my eni
horses antti tows it thie saime stable ; ITil
betd miy horses ith I good whet't or' oaEs die
straw ; anmd whIeti they halve st-> od o it Itr
cne n1Iit t, I eleati all lte strtaw~ atiti
ninumre out. of' ilt' stall andt pu: it uinder
the eows. 1y tdoig this isave' st raw ind
amid it makes tile imiamitre ilinr. The an
hmorse tuannure Is aliways dry, and by ni
put,Wting I itler the tows It a bsor'ha al Itidr
Itie uinelt, and1 it. aliso krto s fte horse Ti
muanure ftrom bm; ii ng wheni throwni n a a
heap. Whlenm tt manummire gets well bot
warmmed ini a hip I a kena lonmg hle 1( td ti(
tmantiro iork amid turn'm it. over, andt by li
that t iimi it is well tuixed aml ready tor' "ii
thle hand,(1 it' any1 of' ytour cortespomi.. - 1o
ents have atny better way,' let. us iiear'
* 1nm 'hmittlthiaii.
is imiiefatigabhle imn its efforts to immrove' i
t'elarryimng (enpatcitites of its moad, andtit at
thle samet titiet ae:'ommnodate teI tveling be
ptulic in the best imanmer. All tilong its
vartIiouis lines new aii tulimmodionis depots
hamve' bteen t'reted t, anmd at I iiw saime tim ai('S
tracek facilitiens multiplited to sumpply bmusi
imess demandiitlt. ilut. the' wormk of the' great -
est tumgntitde ttnd importantice on thIis limieh
hais beeni untertakten by' the Peninsyivamnia l'
lalroaid (onmany ini huiihing an l'ievaitted
llailroatd fromi teir prtestent depot iniV Wet
P hilaidelphmit to l"i ft tent hi andi Marktet st reets~
P hihlal. , thlius brminiginmg their iline inmto' t s
very hiearf of I hie city amid lanidinmg passenugers d
wit hin ai Iew tiinnulltes wialk of thle principal
Ilitels aiiln bsinless places of te cit v. Thi
Noivemberm 15 isths 1beenm pulshedt rapidlyv fr'
wiard diurintg ihe Wi iter andit Spr'ing nu,nth s
mand is ii iw iti suchi a codimltl 'mi as to war'. Ipa
tant theit belief t hat thle 1,.imnt will lie comiu--gi
plted't andu in ouperation by tihe tist of li'. edi
ct'mbertm of t hIs year-I' t''
The h'ievatedi road starts from a puolint
neat' thlie We'tste'rn endi of thei pmastengter
direct line withi Filbert St reet to te rive'tr, th<i
erossinig the Sehunylkill just niorIIith f i
Marmket Strmeet ont a threrte spani iron bridge, nu1
'l4i feet ins lenigith, wichl will bet built to
aic.omiiitmdte' t luassenger aiti one' freti'ght
Wtorks prmope'rty and mat '2edi St. iteave "Slilbert hu'
aind turns into the properl'y lymng bttwe'n r
l'ilbter andi Jones Mis., wich~'i te Pemnn- ie'
tsylvaiiia itih-n Companytm rectenily pur'. thi
chiased for this puirpotse, thus pro~vidingm
aimmple roomi for eight traceks betw'et is
poinit amid F~ifte?hnthi street.
The road will bie tconstruct'd ini the besi tm:
po0 sibmle nimnner. Fromi lie bridige t' lipr
twecnty-secondl street it will hei supportedh vi.
by wroucight h'on pillars eighte.'n inehies in eo
thameitter, piedt omn stonte foundmtations, of'
from thant point to the dephot the roadit betd nli
wilh conisist of a series 01 brick marches rest- sit
ing on tsolid stomie foutidations, there being~ tim
aibout twelve of tese archesn to a squaire ye
andit the railheadt being ecarried over ali the
lintervenhiig street crsinlmgs andit being so
con)tstruied as niot to Interfere withI trmavel IS
oni the streets. by3
The niew detpot will lbe built to face time eO
Public Buildinigs, andit will extendl back to a ur
Sixteenith street. It will tie matIde to ae. T
commiodate both the paissemnger mind freight
business of the Comipaniy, giving largely int
creased facilitiea for boithi.T
Ove'r one thocusandm men aire mnw em- e
p103yed on this imnproveimnt, antd thie force c0
ill lbe still further incre,sedt mas time work
progresses. The co'st of bumilig time roadti
mind purchmasinig the property requtired for
the pumrpose Is estimamted ait Tihree Millions am
of D)ollare, - t
DOMEST10.
1low TO COOK CODYISH.--Matly p0o
a, knowing little about codilsh and
rhaps only having eaten them when
oiled by cooking, have but a faint
oa of their excellenCo when properly
epared for th,e table. When rightly
lied, P,oh a lish exhibits the flesh
paratoly. jtom the bone in solidlakes
at retain their white curvature after
Dy are distributed by the carver.
ren the scraps left from such cod are
ver wasted, but can be imade into a
latable dish by removing the Ilakes e
>m the bones and skin before becoi.
g cold, and when wanted placig c
11n in a stewpan with what Is left of
e sauce; then add a dozen or more
sh oysters with their liquor, and If
use do not muoisten the fish enough,
-equires only to be moistened, add a
)onfulortwoof'amelted butter. Warimt
rofully over a gentle lIre and when
co thoroughly hot through set aside.
t your dish, warm it, and surround r
with tine luashed potatoes. In the
ddle of the dish place the warmed
l1h with its sauce; crumble over
flish grated bread-crumbs, and set
a hot oven for a few minnutea until
)ely browned on the top. It will
)ve a most desirable disk. Frosli cod
t into slices two inches thick, dresF
plentiftilly with eggs and bread
mnibs, and fried a light brown with
mjity of lard, Is really delllotts. At
At so thinks sotte of our best fanil
S and. ovenl fastdious epletires out C
re in till places. I
Jow -ro COOK PoI7IXRY.-OJd poul- t
rmay be made tender and savory by i
following iethod: soak It it cold 11
ter with a hnindiul or two of ashes s
-own In for twenty-four hours; piek 1
the feathers 11nd let it hang for e
elity-folir hIour-i longer. 'l'hon let it
il for a quarter of an hour iIn ve!'
>th or water; lake It out, lard aid
ko it, when nearly done baste it wit it
t but itr. By this iet.hod the flavor a
a young chicken may be iipatrted to 0
o1d fowl. Poultry of all kinds re
Iros thorough cooking, as when in- 0
rdono it IN tasteess. A turikey :
ighiniig eight 1poiidiSshould be baked -
ee hours and bIsted every ten or
pol mlinules with Its own drippings
I m1ele(d bitter. It' prolier Vare is
xl iln din.-811ur poultry It will not
i'd wtshing. A wet cloth may be
qd to wipe it clea If inecessary, but, Ii
klig It in water tIkes out tihe flavor.
tlug 1(1tillry iayl be known by hav- v
siooth legs wid suippl1 feet. If' t
legs Are rough ind tho feet. tire
117 tho pohlIt ry is old a ustale.
I'sitx lw'lt:.-Cit lt pIIIkin pIle
0 11tin Slves and boll Iuuti tender in h1
littlo wiater as possible; wat el are- v
ly that it does not sCoreb ; draii ofr tj
the wator.-Mash and rub through "
love, adding, while warnm, a small e
cc of butter. To every quart of the at
inkIn, aftr nashirg, add one quart
new ilk il and four eggs, tile yolks
I whites beaten separately; wiite b
ar tot aste, an1d inlnamoll and 11it
gas di red ; a very itle t braidy 1lI
great. imprlovemlent.. 'The Ooen inl tl
iiili they are baked milust be hot or 1
'y will iot brown. It ia as woll to I
kt, the batter scalding hot, before il
it iriig into tile ple dishes. f
APIri. C ' A'Oca.-Tiake One tea- I
>on11 f ipfo tipo(a allnd utit It inl Onle S
art of cold water the night before C
it wntt it. to ue. The next, morning U
re and core eightih lIrge sor apples,
tee fit m dish witli the soaked tapioca.
Il the centre or each with sigar, a t
ich of cinnamon and a 1p1c of buet- 1
it' desired (.hie latter gives it a little s
(ter' flavor, but it is good enough t
thout.) i'iit in the oven about at y'
tur before IL ia wated( for the table, Ir
ik gill thle apf.es aire boft. T1o be 0
eni ithl creami 01' mil1k and sugar,
is mailkes a very'~ simple) but delletet
se r. anid can be prepared with 1little
H in: f lurs or ('rmil mPiiay be clean
as follows: Lay the tfurs on a table
dl rub them well with bran mnade
uist with warm wate r ; rub until quite ~
, at(d afterwar'ds with druy bran.
e wet b)ran should be put, on with
inuel anid the dry with a pieCce of
.)k muslin. 'i'hie light furs, ini addi
ni t.o the aibove, shiouild be well rub
.1 w litiagnesta 0or ta piece of boo0k
islin a fter thie branit prtoctss. Dry 1
uir may be used iusteadi or wel braun,
ley' should be rubbed agalin t the way
the l'ur.
lOIoUn l'uisoN.-"or the bemiellt of
bsibersl)'i who htave w ritten for ini-l
*Imattioni as t) the best means11 of' rid
ig their houses of cockroaches, we
13' state that equal parts of powdered
iax, 'erslan insects powdler, and(
wder'ed coloeyn th well mixed to
thert aid thirowd ab lout such Parts as
in fe'sed withI these tr'ouble- i
no tusets, will prove an effectual
ans of geuttinig i'id of the scoutrge.
is powder', In till eases where its use
s ben per'sistent, has by lo:tg exper
Itce beent foun tilut inifail ible remiedy'. r'
M'uslNIt' 1nee icds cleaninug as miiuch I'
othter w~oodl work. it may~ be w~ash- s
wi th warmiui soap-suds, quickly wipeid
rand thaet rutbbed wu'ith tan oily cloth fi*
polish It, ruib it withi iottcn-stone ~
tI mee(t oil1. Clean ilY tihI il iad -
hlt It w'ith a ctnuois skint. l"or or
iar'y woodl work use4'hiting to rob
dirt oIY andt aummouila. Mortar and 21
lt maiy lbe remiove~d from widow t~
wood shtouldt be waushed wIthl cold
..u ri a should be thoroughly beat
tin the wronig ide0 fir'st, andul then~ on
tight, after whith spots may he r*e
>vedi by the use of ox-gall tor amt
l'nm i only hope oft bald hieads--( 'ul
1.IN 8, a1i dodiorized texltract of petro
iin. la very ob.ject ion removed by
'ent imiprovetmenit. I t is now taulit
a. Thefi onlly eure for baltdntess and1(
iimost del ientte hlair drtessintg known.
Fecaoi of IPoctors.
i'hte lee of' dotcors is tin Item that very
iy pe rsonus are inte restetd in just$ at
esent. We hellevec the scheduile fot' 1
its is $3.00, wh ich would tax a man31 0
ill ned to h1is bed 101' a year11, ini 11eed 1
a1 daily visit, over $1,000) a yeat' fo:'r
'-dil atotendance alotne ! A ad tne 11
ugle hottle (lf 1101) BItters taken ini 1
10 wVould sav e the $l,090~ anid al11lie 5
ar's sickntes.- 'ost.
A a people learnt how11 trute ec.oniom.': t
to use I obihns' Electri t'oa~p, (made
('ragInl & Co., l'lhladelphmi:, the
mmltoni, adtulteratedl, dlishone st soaps \
being drtiven ont, of' the mtarket.
'y it,
"ont Cov.tns , Ct0i.u>, ('-rAniu andiL
troatt Disordet's, uise ''Birouen 's B)ron t
L'y by a test of nmny years.
CeNSTANr ('0U01, With Shorytness o[ hygga
tuna Stretigthi and wasu.ng et ilushi, aull
token i.utngs more our less serioutsly affected,
ni delng romp treat ment.. By usiug ,
HUMOROUB.
IT Is sad that many a higlidr title
its been withii tzb reach of the Bare
iess Durdett-Coutts then the one she
it present enjoys. At one time the
'ossips set about an absurb story that
lie was going to be married to the
ron Duke of Wellington. The late
lir Robert Inglis, wonderlng much at
iieh a rumor, bluntly asked the Duke
f lie had really offered to marry her.
'1 said,'' growled his Grace-,awvl his
trace growled awfully in his last do
ade-"that she deserved to be a duoh
s8; I did not say I would make her
ne." "The Duko should have said
could,' not 'would,'" remarked the
laroness, dryly, 'when the queer story
vas repeated to her.
PIsoNEcit at the bar," said the judge
L) the man on trial for murder, "is
here anything you wish to say before
eiitenceIspassed uponyou?" 'Judge,'
oplied the prison-r solemnly," "judge
here has beet altogether to much said
Iready. I know all along sembod y
ould got hurt if these people didn't
cep their mou.ths shut. It might as
toll be me, perhaps, as anybody else.
Prive on Judge, and give us as little
3ntiment ats you can get along on. 1
an stand hanging, but I hate gush !"
THY, Joyous and punetual tramp has
lade his appearance. Like the shy
arly violet lie peeps modestly forth on
1roadway, and hangs like the wood
lue on the sunny piazza. He laughs
sweet, serene laugh at thesign which
Lys 'Beware of the dot_,'' and lie eats
is cold chlekien iII poacle of ind be
kde the still wators,; and under any
11111's vine and Jig tree that Is most
DInVeIenOt.
"kTA'rTrCS prove that a man who Is
nocked about in the world lives long
r than onle whose Ilfe Is ole.- of case
u(1 comfort.'' There are exceptions
I course. For instance, we read of
'omen who (ied suddenly the
thIier day after being kuocked
bout. ThIey were knoctid about lifty
,et high by a nitro-glyrcerno explos
oi',
"4ys,'' said a wit ns, "I remieiber
to defidallt's mother crylng on the
ceason referred to. She was yeep
ig with her left eye-te only one she
Its-and1(l tle -tears vere running down
er right cheek.'' "What.," exclaimed
10 th idge, 'how could that, he?"
lease your honor,'' said the witness,
she was awfully cross-eyed.''
You must admit, doctor, said a witty
idy to it celebrated doctor of ilvin.ity,
ithi whom sie was rguing (e in es
on of the "cqitalilty of the sexes,''
you must admit that Voman was
reated bef ,re man !'' " Well, really,
ladam,'" said the astoniishied divine,
I must ask you to prove your ase.''
T'hiat-can be easily dione,sir. Wasn't
ve the first inid ?''
"W I rN I once was in d ange I 1*roin a
ger," said an old least I nilan voter i,
I tried sit ring down and staring at
lmi1, as I had no weaponl.'' "Itow did
work?" asked a ihystaider. "Per
'etly ; the tiger didn't even celr to
uch mie. "Strange ! very strange!
low do youi accomit for it?' d'ell,
)mIetimes i've thought that it was be
uise I sat. down on a high branch of a
11ice.'
A i.irriai. fellow of live goitg along
to street with a dinner pail is stopped
y a kind-hearted gentleman. who
t.ys: "W hero arc y'ou geloig, muy lit
.0 man ?'' "'To school.'' And what do
on do at school? Do y ou learn to
und?'' "'No.'' "T'o write?'' "To
Dunt?'" ''No.'' '-What do you do ?''
I wait for school to let cut.'
KnEu.N two dlentists ate partniers thiey
arely quarrel ; they pull together.
.'r. They (d0. elh ? TI'uen we~ shalil never
o to two denitists who are iartulers to
ave a miuol:ur extracted. UOne dentist
t a time pulling at at fellow's tooth ia
nough.I
Piwonaat-v it ha not generally knowin
lint, nman would not grunible about
tting dlowni carpets if the ifel wouiild
un over to see his mother, and let her
uisband and a pretty servant girl at
omec to do the work.
A coNseni:NCE.E~ss bride remained at
iagara until hior htusbanud's fortune
rais absorbed by a hanckman, and then
an oif with the latter. The deserted
otsbanid has hired a hack, and hopes
nt a lew wveeks to indtuce her to retumrn.
A SUNDAY sehool seholar was re
tiested to learn Matthewv xv, 13-14,
thenu he astotmnded the teachi'er by
impting uip with the exclamation:
('an 't he done ; tal it in the blocks !"'
A OJrus 5a1,y.
Nothing is so conducive to a man's
emialini ng a bachelor as stopping for
no night. at the .house of' a married
rienid and being kept awake for ive or
ix hours by the er.) ing. o1 a cross baby.
Lil cross and crying babies ne,ed only
[op hitters to make them well and
min g. Young mm ii rieiiember this.
- Tra reller.
Tliux imaiket Ia hlooded with wo.rthuless
ad v'ilcecompnliids for the rejuvina
ion of t.he hair, but C'arboline, the
rest pet roheium hiri leniewe r anid dires
ing , as5 now imp lroved andh perfcLtedh,
till takes the front rank as the best
rep).iration ever' offered to the public.
PIuri.ius .Nn IlIUMonIs UN -rulx FCex.
-lin thlis cnditin of thue skini, tihe
Euionrisme us the great remnedy', as itacts
lirectly upjonI the cause, it cleantses andh
'uri ties the blood, thereby causinig hii
lors of all kindis to di-appear.
R u.ov A c1.ause of Irritability and
iscomifort from the baLby, by using Dr1.
lnll's Babiy Syruip, the sur iest, best and
Lecechmapest remeiidy ini thie worild
or thle diseases of baby hoodl. P'rice 25
Suloit' iors swelliings, carbuinches andh
'oils, blotemes, hpimples and eruptions,
niarged glands, in teiinalsoreness, ton
Id lIveor, and1( general clogged condi
ion of the system, aili y'ield ini duIe time
i nature's sovereignt reimedy--Dr.
'iree's Golden Medhicall D)iscovery.
old atronid the world by druggists and
hienmists. F"oreigni trmade suIpliedI from
ondon hiranch. I World's D ispensary
''ileaml A3soeation, P'ropriet.ors, Buff
ho, N. Y., RI. V. PIerce, M. D., Presi
ent.
Jkuar Sir:-hIavinig sufleed many
veary months front liver complaint
vithouit relief, I was last asummer la
luced to try your Golden Mediceal 11s..
overy and Pellets. A t the time I was
earcely able to work. Owing to their
il'eet I commienced to imiprove-rispidly
nd ami now as well and strong as ever.
thank you fromi tha depths of my
ieart for the goodl they have done me
nid wish you all sucCess. Yoturs truly.
hisn. S. Ao a'ma
6TAmVI that people will rs6ir .'so
much from feelings, the blues and de
bilitated body, when they can be so
surely cured by simply taking a few
doses of Simmons Liver Regulator. It
will impart now life and vigor to the
whole system by purifying theStomach
and regulating the Liver. Could our
readeri ke brought into contact with
the host of respetable wiGnesses who
regard Sliwons"Liver Regulator as
the safest and best family medicine for
Dyspepsia, Siok Headache, Constipm
tion, Bilioudness, Colic, Sour Stonach
and Malprious Fevers, they would no
longer wonder at the great faine it has
acquired throughout. the country.
"As a general family retedy for
Dyspepsla, Torpid Liver, Constipations,
etc., I hardly qver use anything else,
and have never been disappointed in
effect produced; it seems to be almost a
perfect cure for all diseases of the
8tomachi and Bowels.
"W. J. McERtoy, Macon, Ga."
Don't Say a Word.
There are soine n In Detroit who do Ar
not lose their presence of mind when con- fo
frouted with startling political news. One ,
of this class, an even-going, honest-nituded
elector, was mysteriously approached the IT
other day by an "unknown," who carofully
ocked the offleo door and whispered:
"I have been depatized to wait on you
and say that the boys are talking you, up as
a Congressional candidate."
"You are known to be honest and re
lia'Ac, andl if you nre nominated you will
ea'ry the imasses. 11
"Perhaps. 1
"All you've got to do is to keep still," t
cautioned the unknown. "Just let us work ho
title boom for you. You are oar man. You
have our respect and confldence. Mum's .
the word-we'll fix things. You'il except?"
"Well, I guess so."
"Goodl I You are in tlie hands of your
friends. Don't sav a wort I"
The unknown left the oflice on tiptoe,
but in ten minutes lie returned, and then
carelessly observed:
"Oh! by thd way, I'm $5 short on a lit
tle bill to-day. If yoi could spare it, I'd
be ever so much obliged, and I'd return it
oil Satur(lay.11
"Say !'' ;eplied tle citizen in i whisper,
ats Ie tbeckoned the olier to t lie door-"all
you've got to (10 is to keep still I You are
iin to liiti3 or yotii' irientisI Don't say
word! Let ine fix tlii4 hoont for you I "
lie shoved the unkown gently out, locked
the door and141 Went back to his desk with
file firin conviction that some else would
he letdered the nomination.
fUve it A' TrIl
and you will be astonished. "Anakosis," Dr.
8. Silsboo's External Pilo Remedy, gives in
,utant relief and is au inifalliblo euro for the
1ost, obatinato oasos of pilop. It has made
tho most wonderful mures of this terrible dis
order. 20,000 gratoful peopl!o that have used
it can testify to ftie same. Samples with full
directions sent free to all sulforers on appli
vation to "A nakess" Dopot, Box 3916, New
York. Sold by all first-class druggists.
himXNx-WotT is the great spring medcine.
It is a sure euro for biliousness, torpid bowels,
or lame b.kck.--Cmt. LVADIn.
A C A It U.-To all who arutffering irom the errors
and iad scretionm of yoult, nervous weaknes, early
deCay, ltes of man111hood, etc.. I will Rend a itecipe
that will cure you, i R EEF CiIAinOlE. Thingreat
romediy wasa discovered by a missionary in .outhi0
JOSEIll .1. IN . Staion D . New York CitY.
to
A Valtible (lift Free. r
A book on the Liver, its ditesecs and thoir S
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The Best Medicine.
GENERAL DEBILITY. '
Dear Sir--1 havei been usIng y-our valuable ..
medicine, Ve'get,ino, for General De-bihty, and
have no hesitation in saying~ lh it IihosIider it'
one of the best, if not the beat medicine in the~
ierket for a general invigorator anI loodm
Puriier.J. 11. Pl'oTIEH.
V EC ETIN E
GIVYES G EN ERAL BAT155FACTION.
Eruptions of the Skin, Ohren1e Sore Eyes
and General Debility,
Itensd what Dr. a.smoiis Says:
vEKR0NA. M Iss., Jun.' s, 1878.
Mn. H1. RI. STRvlONs, Boston:
1 have used0( Vegetlino in my~ family for tw ,
years and cordially recommnend it as a remiedy
for K%ruipttons of the Skin, Chronic Sore Eyes
and General Debhility. I have also r -comimended
it, t o a great many I.-rsons in this 'ection, and I
thi.ik it h is given g*racrai satisfaction.
Very respet fuilly, Das. J. J. si MMONS.
Yo ur very valuia'le nediIne. ve'gotine. re
sbore.d i he slg'ht.to i litt,odnughier, saved :.eir
from being blind, and( 1 have nlo doubt, save
her life. Voiy grate!fully,
Mit8. .J. J. SIMMONS.
111111 ItCII DENEFIT.
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ing tused It durl 'g thle last, seven ionths with
such beneii. Your truly,
',%. 0. ST. SUIt E, Drugist.
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Why Are We Sick"?
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more are therefore forced Into tAs b
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BlifinR9ess Piles, Constipation, Kidney
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.iltil)lnteS 101' Oile 01' )mOv ill
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*Dr. Pierce's Gloldeon Medical Discovery cui
<-nao Riotek,, Plusple, or Ewuption, Ely
Itoughi Skin, ini short, all diseases causedrt
purlfr loig, sandu invigoratintg medicine.
Itaperinlly hnts It mani festedl its p)otneV It
ect a nt I ia r eel Ilnels.Soe n iw
If you feel dufl, drowsy, debilitated, ha~ve
en face or~ body, frequent heOadache or dizzilnc
ailternated. witl hot flushes, irregutlar appl)til
Torpid i ver, or "lhilliousness." As a rc
Neiteal iscover.y has tie eq ua, as It efrects I
In time curo of Blronebhis ,Severe C~ong
attnptioni, it hias,astonishcd the moedilal fact
greatest medlical dIscor'cry of the age. Sold L
-No use of ta
Tigtnes of U
about Stoaeh Bush .t Blood totla l%
t~MIM My,,&
tle Roes! hto Robes
aro1.'mr e no Cweet'r and better colleatio
consider tho ilymns, Tetidn the bos most ori
g Anal lylIss In pure
SUNDAY 911n191.hough's :e'litp
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ownu," The den hills," and "A home wear
111almo ust atrandol
s adleate its te
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ones. White Rtobes ilil be malled to any add ress for
3Dcon,stamps. By A. J. Abbey au M. J. Muu
ger. P W cents, or V3 por dozen.
TEBIPElKANOE JEWE..(5 ots or $30) per dos.)
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NGILL & CO.,
g Agents,
e '701 CHESTNUT St., Pi
801't0o18 of anly a(lyel'tiselflitt,
heLd onl application..
8 IC eI
es all limnanorms, from them worst MerofualaP.0 a
sipelas, Walt-rh ieiuns, ~tvcr Mores, Scatly or
ybalblood, nrc conil retl lby thais poweafti,
c uring Teller, Rtose. tiants, liohls, t'atbun.
'lIngs, While Swells.gs. Eoitro or' Thiect
sallow color of skin or' ellowish-barown ea ots
se, bad taste In mGmth, naiornaal heat or c iil
s, and tongio cofitod, yout are smmlfroring front
ect anr ad~ aos Dr. I'Iorce's Golen
he,, Weak L tings. andl early stages of ('on.
I,nir g ihont phlyslanas prontounaoo It tihe
tIM1the laf ge, repualsive, nlauseonills . These
li) ro scarcely larmger llana simusturedu
rely Y getable, no particular care Is req uired
10em.. olperatto without distutrbancc to the
or1.Obonmpaii., Fr .faundie HEeadache,
y napure Blood, f P ain the Shoulders,
'heal, llsslneass Sour Erunetations Ikoan
11 Taste ina Ilough, Bilious attacks Pain In
idnmeys, Internal Fever, Bloate feing
me IDr. Piere's Pleasant Prurgative Pellets.
MEDICAL AIISlTeIOn,. Pr.a,.3. ., 3!.
IEALTH IS WEALTH.P
Realth or Dly Wealth of I.
Nahfi Sna'rlllia Reolut
Pure blood maes sound "'esh, 6
olear skin. Ityou would have :ro
pnr bones sound without caries, and yourO0,1
lezion fair, use it" wayes aeriSwillaw
teslent.
k GRATEFUL RECOGNITION
" To ours a omnoio or mo RAIDIM 1I1$i
I truly a victory i the healing art: that re."qu
i power that clearly discerns DNPrw and s
es a remedy; that restores step by
egrees-4he body which las been slzy ag
and weakeed by an InsidiouS MI
at only commands our respect but dg"W
mr grattude. Dr. radway has furnished n
Ind with tht wonder remedy,
arsaparlia Rolvent wh A- W0o
Lihes this result, and suffering humanityl
ho drag out an existence of pain and 4isea4K
Irough long days and long nights, owe MW
ieIr gratitude."-Medspai Mesnpe.
FALSE AND TRUE.
We extract from Dr. Radway's "Treatie es
Isease and Its Cure," as follows:
Lset . DI.es. c.r. by
Radway's SarsaarMilla Resolyeat
Chronic Skin Diseases, Caries of the Do**
umoers In the Blood SoCpfulous Dsi Ises, M
r unnatural Habit of Holy, Syphilis and Ven*
%al, Fever ,Sores, Chronic or Old Ulcers falt
heum, Ricketa, White Swelling, S0al heat:
trine Affections, Cankers Glandulsr Swell
igs, Nodes, Wasting and DeoKy of the Body,
Imples and Blotches. Tumors, Dy%vepI,Ki
ey and Bladder Diseases Chronic Rheumatism
ad Gout, Consumption, bravel and Caloulous
leposite, and varlottles of the above comIInts
) which sometimes afe given specious names.
We assert that there is no known remedy that
ossesses the euratite power over these dis
aes that RiJCwAy's REoLVENT furnishes. It
ures, stop by step, surely, from the found&
ion, and restores the injured parts to their
ound condition. The wasten of the bfY
re stopped anud healthy bl.dood is s6p.
led to the system, from which new ma
-rial Is formed. This is the Asst corrective
ower of RADWAY's Raso.mer. In eases where
te system has been salivated. and Mercury,
ulcksilver, Corrosive Sublimate have acoumu
ated and bf come deposited in the bones, joinUh
to., causing caries or the bones, rickets, Spinal
arvatures, contortions, white sweilidge, var
)se veins. etc.. the SARSAPARILLTAN wil resolve
way thosa deposits an I exterminate the virus
f the disease from the system.
If those who.are taking these medicines for
xe curt of Chrdnto. Scroulous or Syphilitic dis
ases, however slow may b,) the oure, "lsel bet
Ir," and fnud their general health improving,
1eir flesh und weight, inoreasing, or even keep
ig its own, Is a sure sign that the cure Is pro
ressing. In these diseases the patient either
ats better or worse--the virus of the disease
not inactive; if not arrested and driven ftro
ie blood it will spread and continue to undr
tine the constitution. As soon as the @AsU.
LRILIAN makers the pat lent "feel better," every
our you will grow better and increase In health,
,rength and flesh.
OVARIAN. TUMORS.
The removal of these tumors by RADwAy's
tBoLVICNT is now so certainly established that
'hfit was once co asidered almo it miraoUlous a
ow a co-ntnon recogniz,d Ltot by all parties.
rltne.s the cases of Hannah P. Knip Mrs. C.
rapt, Mrs. J. H. Jolly and Mr. P. D.ndrix
tblisheA In our Almanac for 1879; also 'that of
rsU. 8. BIbbins. in the present edition of oUr
FleadTrue." V
One Dollar per mottle.
MINUTE REM-EDY.
Only requires minutes, not hours, to relieve
ali and cure acute disease.
ladway's Ready Relief
a from one to twenty minutes, never falls to
lievO PAIN with one thorotgh applio tion.
o matter how violant or exeruciating the rain
110 RHEUM ATIC, Ded-ridden, Inlirm, Urippled,
[ervous. Neuralfle, or prostrted with disease
lay suffer, RAI WAY'9 READY RELIEF will
fTord instant ease.
nflamantion of the KIdneys, Inlamma
tion of the liladder, Indaimmation of the
Bowels, Congestion of the Lungs, Sore
Throat, Difiult 11reatjLing, Palpitatiou et
the Heart, Hysteric Uroup, Dipatheia,
Catarrh, Infiuensa, Headaine, Toothathe,
Neuraigia, Rhematism, Cold Chill.,
Agne Chili., Chilblains, Wrost Bites.
Bruises. Sumaner Complaints, Slough.,
Cold, Sprains. Pains in the Uheat, Back e1
Lima,a, are InstantLy relieved.,
FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever and Ague cured for Fifty Cents. There
s not a remedial agent in the world'that will
ture Fever and Au,and all othnr Mailarious,
lilious, Scarlet, 'poi. Yellow and other
evens (aided by IRADway's PiLLa) so quick a
tADWAT's READY RELllr.
It will in a 'ew moments, when taken accord
Iomah Herartburn, ik ea- he, D arrour
)ysentery. Colic, Wi'nd in the Dowels, anda
laternal P1ains.
Travelers should always carry a bottle of Ran
WAY 5 READY RKLIsF with them. A few drops
,n wai.er will, prevent sickness or pains from
shange of wat'er. It is better than Wrench
aran dy or bitters as a stimulant.
Miners ant I.snberuien Should always
CAUTION..
All remedial agents capable of destre liffe
by an overdose should be avoided. Mr
3 u,srcnn,anc,hyosoiamus, an~
a e oeflrmde,de tcrantimes,
in very smat doses, l'elieve tho patient during
their action In the systom. But perhaps the
second dose, it repeated, may aggravate and in
creasie the sufferi. 1g, and a nother dose cause
leath. There is no necessit,y for using these
uncertain agents when a Dsitive remedy like
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF w111 stop the most eE.
ornolatlng pain quicker, without entailing th'
least diMiuJ' in either infant or adult.
THIE TRUE RE LIEF.
RA5wAY'S READY ltsLis Is the only remedial
igent In vogue that will instantly stop pain.
Wifty Cents per Bottle.
Radwayfs Regulating Pills.
Perfect Pur.gati'ges, Sootising Aperg.
ante, Act Withaout Pain, Always item
mle mnd Natural in their (Dperation.
L VEGETABLE SUBSTITOTE FOR CALONEL
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
Weet l,funh Pure, reguaate, purify, cleanse
RADWAY 5 Pit for the cure of all disorderi
f t,he Stomach, Liver, Ilowels Kidneys. Diad
e'r, Nervous Dileases, lieada-- e, Constipation,
ostiven'ess, Indigoestion, Dyspeasla. Bilious
aras. Fever, Inflammation of ie uB owels Pilet,
ndi all derangpmnontg of the Anternag Yiseera.
Varratnted to effect a perfect cure. Purely vog
Itilie, containing no mercury, minerals or del
w"' Observe the following symptoms resplt
ng from Diseases of the Bigestive Organs; Con
ip ition, Inward Piles, Fullness of the Blood4
n the Head. Acidit-y of tihe 8tomach, Nauseg,
leart,burn, Disgust, of Food, Fullness or W.eighs
n the Stomach, Sour Eiruota'ions, Sinking or
Fluttering at th'e Hear Choking or Bufifering
Insations when in a lyin posture, Dimness 9!
rlsion, Dots or Webs beore the 'Bight, Fever
nd Dull Pain In the Head, Delicienoy of Per
piration. Yellowness of the skin and Ees, Pals
a the Side,Chest. Limbs, and Sudden Fluahes
*f Heat, Burning In the Flesh.
A few doses of RADwAY'S PItts will free the
ystem from all the above-named disorders,
Price, IS Cents per Ro.
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READ "FALSE AND TRUE."t
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