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AGRICULTURE. bizt ANb APPLUs.a-In the food of 4ast numbers of people for several centuries the apple has played a great and satisfactory part. Of all the fruits which temperate climes afford it is at once the most wholesome and the most palatable. From its consumption w hen ripe no evil effects result; It is more digestible than the pear, safer than the gooseberry or cherry, and useful in a greater variety of ways than all Its compeers put together. In early spring it adorns the field by its incomparable blossoms, enchanting the eye by its beauty, while it fills the air around I with the most dellcate of perfumes. I Equally as the queen of the dessert, and the cook's most constant friend, it has I the highest olaim to distinction. From I its juice the wine of Devonshire is made; raw, it ekes out the breakfast of the farm laborer; roasted, it is unsur- I passed in the deliclots taste It affords; ais the foundation of jams, Jellies, tarts, and conserves innumerable, it holds an unrivalled place. All kinds of experi ments hAve been made with It, and each I has been successful. It has figured I conspicuously both as a meat and as a t 1rink. In the thirteenth century, ac coiding.to Guillaume Le Breton, the inhabitants of Normandy not only made elder their daily beverage, but were so jealous of their recipe of the t grateful draught that they would neither send it away from their coun. I try nor let the secret out. When one t sad day, however, the Norman harvest I of apples fell short, aud the good people of Normandy had to go further afleld I for the gengrous fruit whieh they loved so well, they tound, to their horror, that their neighbors of Biscay had, by some means or other, diacovercd the so cret of older themselves, and were ready not only to sell the fruit but its product as well. Still in Paris the peo ple were sadly behindhand with the apple, and as late as the lifteenth ceu tury contented themselves with at sour kind of drink called "depense," made t bv steeping the fruit in water, of which the most that can be said was that it 1 was as harmless as it was uninviting. jnlgland had meanwhile made far greater progress In tihe use of the apple. I Weflnd it indeed, placed upon theimenu E Of a diiner given somnewhere about the t year 1250, and being handed round to t the guests "hot roasted, with white sugarplumn'os upon it,'' in company with such other delicacies as roasted ligs, sorrel, and rosemary, as a kind of' preparation for the sotip and fish which 1 follow; while in a splendid ple, In tended for royalty, whilch contained, among other delightflI componlets, partridges, quail, tirushes, bacon, sour l grapes, and skylarks, it very properly held a proinilienit position. So good was it found in every situation oil'erctj that the erusaders mixed it with their beer, and while not forgetting juiper, resin, gentain, einiinamon, all-splee, t bread-crumbs, sage, ane.- laurel, chopped up1) the apple very line, and by its aid filled ip tihe cup, it was lot. however, until the sixteenth century that, in the form of a pe 1u11nmixe(d with other fruit, It attained the dignity of, a side dish though Irom that, time for ward it deservedly ranked alone. TnmimN.-He must be a skilful practitioner or a mIe-C pretender who promises to remedy this habit. If it arises from a heavy fore-hand, and the fore-legs being ,too much under the horse, no one ean alter the natural frame of the animal; If it proceeds froni tenderness of the foot, grogginess or old lameniess, the ailments Ire sl dom cured. Also ifs it is to be traced to habitual carelessness and idleness, nio whipping will iouse tihe dronie. A known stumbler should never' be rid den or driven by any one wh'lo v'alumes hIs sainety or his life. A tighli and or a strong-beatinug rein are p)recnations1 that should not be neglect.ed, although they are genierally o1 lile avai; lor the Inevitable -stumibIer will rarely lie I able to save himself, anmd this tight, reIn may sooner andl fuirt.her' p)rIeitate the ridier. If, after the trIp, tihe horse sudl denly start,s for'ward, anid emiceavors to break into ai short tirot 01' canter, the rider 01r driver nmay be assur-eti thati others before him have fruitlessly en- I deavored to remcdy tihe nuIisanice. I ti the at,umbler hats thme foot kep,t as shor-t and tihe toe paredi as close ats safet,y will peormit', and thme shoe roumled at, the tee, or has the shape1) given to It which It natutirally amcquniles, ini a torti a ght, I frmomi thme peculiar action of'sumch a horse,i the horse may not stumble qiuite soy much ; oir if the disease which prtoduneed the habit can be alleviated, somec trif ling good may be done, but in almost every case a stumbler shoul be got, rid1 -of, or put to slow andit heavy work. 11' the latter alternative Is adopted, lie may trip as much as lie pleases, for the wveliht o1 tihe load and thle motion 01' the horses will keep him tipon his legs. 'There are ait prVesent, niore1 calls for the namaie of raisers of purie-blood sheep than for a long time. A short tIme ago, a gentlemnan wished to know where lie could. purchase several ear * loads of the best Alerinos, mostly r'amus for shipment to the southiwest. Not] only Is thmere a revival as regards the number of' shieep to be raised, but a strong tendency to grow only thoe of the best breeds. Th'le "boom'' in sheep. raising, as the slung of the day hins it, is a healthy one, and one to be encour itgedl, moreover it seeims likely to last for an Iideluite per'iod of time. * It is slatted in the National ( ar' Buider' that ai locomotive On the P'enn - sylvania Ratili'Oadi made recemnthy the fastest tline onl recor'd. .it wats oider'ed fromi the roun,l-hotuse to the scene of' an accidlent, and ranti sixt.y miles in f'orty five minutes andl eight.seconds. Ti'ls Is at the r'ate of' eIghty miles an1 hour, and1( is a very reamarkable performnance. A rccate illtustr'ationi of the risks ait teniding eleet,rie shocks occur'ed at New Haven, Conni. A gentlemani was in theced to try a shock just foir fun from temachine of an ltineirant ped(iler of' electricity. lie tur'ned atway, but had not gonie fatr when lie was seen to stmrg * ger and fall1e wits picked up unconi scious, and renmied so until lie died, two (days afterward. In a iecent note to tihe Vienna Acad( emy, rlorr Saizar oIl'er's an est,Imate (based on numer'atioin) that the prioba benumber of Op)ti nerve iber's Is 413, 000 and( of retinal COneCs 3,360,000. This gives seven or eighitcones for each nerve fibeir, supposing all fibers of tIe optic nerve to be coninected with concs. and equally distributed amiong ,hem, Herr-, Gross, ex presses doubts respect ing the elementary nature of sul 1))hur' beeause on treating very puire asuIphur with linseed oil uinder the Influence of S heat lie obtains "a somethuing hitherto unknown.'' Herr Gross' recadlig is i evidently con fined to scientific Jonirnials In his own language, or lie would have noticed the mysteriou's somieth lug, often described as a cement, called, for waint of a more definite name, "Jack of All Trades Cement." BOMESTI0. A CUP OF COVE.-TO make a cup of good coffee an essential art is requisle. Many women who pride ihemselves, nd justly, upon their skill fail here. For early risers and those who regire in early breakfast there is a mode of mnaking coffee socommonly gractised as to be almost 'universal in this country, ind is simply to boil the ground coffee for a few minutes and then either set 'to ths grounds with cold water or give ,hem time to settle gradually. This node can be greatly improvd by eork. ng the spout with a cork, cloth or aper, thus preventing the escape of iteam which arises from the boiling ,offee. By the escape of the steam we ose much of the aromatic flavor that enders coffee so palatable. Let those who cook coffee after this method try me plan, and they will find a vast Ii rovement. An emninent chemist re iomnends the following as a favorite vay of making this now universal bev rage : Three-fourths of the coffee hould be boiled and the remainder burth infused, after which the whole hould be mixed. By this means both he strength and flavor are increased. L'o preserve the flavor of ground coffee, t should be wet with the syrup of su ,ar and then covered with powdered ugar; in Ohis way the volatile parts of he coffee are preventad froin escaping. ks heretofore said, coffee after being ,oasted should be kept excluded from he air aid kept in a dry place if not ised atonce, as It absorbs from the 1tmosphere and gradually loses its lavor. AlnE you bald ? CAnBOLUINE, a deo lorized extract of petroleum, the only ture for baldnes, has been improved, 1o that it is now the most delightful Iressing in the world. The only real iatural hair restorer ever produced. SAL;r.-Salt ia an eficient remedy In inany cases. Salt water, used as a lo lon, Is excellent in cases of poisoning 'rom poison oak or ivy, and for the >ltes of wood or seed ticks. For this t should be strong, while weak salt vator is good for Inflamed eyes. We smow of an old French lady who at ixty was able to read and sew without lie aid of glasses, and who attributed lie perservation of her eyesight to the egular application of French brandy mld salt, night and morning, just be 'ore going to bed aid immediately on 'isIng. The proportions were a gill of )randy to a teaspoonful of salt-tihe ap )licationl made with the tip of the flig .r oi the lid of the closed eye, along he lashes, keeping the eye closed ui .11 the brandy dried. In house-holds, vhcre bodily iuirmity or disease calls 'or hot rocks or hot bottles, a bag of ot silt will be foind useftili III UhCir 4lead. The salt, shoullt be heated In the wen, and poured into the bag, which is lien sewed up. It retains its heat otiger than either water or stone, does iot scorch, anid of course cannot break md wet the bedding. In addition, time 'act that besides time heat which it ar 'ords the salt Itself is of value an out xard aipplicatioi in cases of netraigia )r rheumuatisat. Worinm4en. Before you begin your heavy spring work after a winter of' relaixitii your ;ysteim leeds cleanlsing an(md strength mning to prevent oni attack of Ague. Billous or Spring F ever, or soic other Spring slekmess that. will unfit you for it Reason's vork. You will save time, much slckness and great expense if you will ISe onte bottle of 1101) 1litters hii yot r fatl ly t his monoith. Don't wait. --lurliwjlon limewkeye. (CA NNING FniUirs.--There are in fruaits 11nd cereals tbree kinds of' sugar; cne itugar, glucose. and frucose, all three Iearly tallied, but still each one has tecuiliarities of its ownt, and yet oiie is asily changed to another. In the Crowth and maturit,y of plants these tre conltinually chaingi ng. Cane sugar a easily coniverted into glucose. When t is used for preservincg fruits, if~ the ugar is boiled wvith the3 fruit, a latrge tortiont 0of the sugar Is converted into (luccose, n ich is not so sweet as thme anoit suigar, anid tihe more acid there is n tile fruit tihe nmre sugar it requires, oecause tile acid idis it converting the anc sugar itto glucose. Cane sugar viii not pIrodulce alcohol, bitt glucose viii, antd al'ohoi Ia very frequently ,reinted ill preserves, int which case time dea is prevalent that there was not uigar enought apliedl, when the fact is t was itot p)roperiy used. If the frit .8 frst boiled, then thme sugar brought o a boiling heat, and tihe fruit put into lhe sugar, less ot' the saccharine h)rlIn alplec will be requliredl, and the f'ruit wvill be betterm preservedl. VI'cv:ri'N.-l or eradicating ali im putritles of' the blood from the system, t, .has ito equal. it htas never' railed to 3Rectc a euro, giving tonte and strengthm ~o time system debilitated by disease. Crocr-ATiE WIIwi.--Take one ounce >f cocoa-paste, or tho samte quantity of eweet chocolat.e scranped flne, and add it Lo one0 quiirt 01 rIch creamt and1( half' a pound1( oi pulverized sugar. P'lace on uhe ficre antd bring to the boiling point, itrring conIstanltly withl a whisk ;theni remove it, and when it is thtoroughtly u'old add to it,t,he whites of four eggs 11d( whisk briskiy, and remove the Irmoth, as it for'ms, with a plerforatedl sklmmeor, and lay it upon01 a hatir sieve 0o drain. Whien you have a saulhlcient :luantity of whip, fill your glasses or Leups) three-Iourths full of the creamt ucd pli0 time wipil on to1) 01' thtem sprinikle a little vanilla sugar or p)owd )rcd cinnamon ein the whip, anid seive, IF you cannot110 take time baby to the soutrLiy, use Drc. 1l~l's Baby Syrup for thme usual d iseases of early ch ild hood. Priice 25' cent,s a bottle. PENNsyi.v ANiA Si'oNox CA c x.-Sevent eggs, one( ploid of white sugar, thr'ee Cluarter pounds(1 of flour, 0one ill of warm water ; piut the suigar it a vessel itd 1)ourc the wvater over' it; stiacnd it where it will get wvarm, clot hot; break thte egga i a lini bucket and pour11 the heatedl sugar on It, beathing with the egg-beater as youi pour it; keep time bucket containiing t,he sugari and eggs over am vessei of hot water all the time you beiat. Continuie this for htalf ani hourF; then sti' in i verny lightly thme lavorin andcic flour, and( bake iinmledii ithly. 'iis makes a large cake anid very nice for dessert, with eiher cust Rrd or sali1ce. We cheer'fully call tho attentlin of oucr readiers to the cmerlts of D obbins' ICloctrc'l Soap, (nmade by Cragin & Co. Pfhiladelphia,) who eon ildenttly aski a trial. The 80oap wvill tell its own stor'y. We adlvise yott to try it. 'Tif INK-STAND.-A few cloves ad. led to) ink iiil) revenit it fronm becomi lng mouldy antd imparts a p)leasanlt per ftune, le sure to cover time ink stand when clot In use. PaUDsin'rTY lireak up your Cold by the timely of r. 'no's Epctorant an old.remedy HUMOROUS. Tai office door was opened and im mediately shut without attracting Smithson's attention, but when this was done again and again and again, you could see by the rose hue in his face that he haJ finally noticed it. The next time that door opened, the small boy who opened it was surprised by the warm embrace that Smithson oe stowed on him. "What do you mean, you young rascal?" cried Smithson, punctuating his remarks by vigorous shakes of the small boy aforesaid. "What do you mean by meddling with my door Y' "I only did what you wanted me to dol" whimperingly re plied the boy. "What I wanted you to do I" shrieked Smithson with a shake that threatened to uake butter of the lad. "Yes. sir; you stuck up 1"4lease shut the door," and, you know, I couldn't shut it without first opening it, could I ?' It was well that the last shake of Smithson's was so violent that he lost his hold of the boy. There is no knowing what might have been the consequences. No, Ethel, no, we don'c suppose "clerical kissing" is any worse than the other kind. The worst thing about It seems to be that it Is more readily and certainly found out, and people make a greater fuss about it. Kiss you' pastor if you wish, and if he wishes it, but Ethel dear, remember this, although you kiss him never do so darkly, in the hall, behind the door, down in the celler in the dark, down in a coal mine even, It will be in the papers the next morning though never a word will be said about the two times von kissed your cousin Ton on the front verandah, at noo, while the procession was going by. A Good 1Io1ifewif0. The good housewife, when she is giving her house its spring renovat ing, should hear in tind that the dear e llma-tes of her house are more pre- v clous than many houses, and that their B systelms need cleansing by purifying t:he blood, regulating tihe stomach and bowels to prevent and cure the diseases arising from spring malaria and milas ma, and she must know that there is t nothing that will do it so perfectly and c surely as 11op Bitters, the purest and best of miedicines.-Concord N. H. Pa triot. TENDE Wife-Say, look here I I've got to have a new velvet skirt right off. Got to have it. nis old thing is I all worn out-actually threadbare t down the front. Brute of husband Just the thing, my dear. All the rage. Fashion item say, velvet skirts will be very much worn this season. Sand paper the back of your dress and you're I setting the style. IF the young womlan who sent Ils the poeim, "Our thoughts are far too sweet for words," had stopped with that much we would have been too* gallant to disbelieve her, but when she wrote sixteen verses of It It looked a little as if the poor girl were mistaken. A PORTION of the clergy opuose the bill to legalize marriage with a de ceased wife's sister. These diseplinari arts are )ossibly of Opinion that the man who marries twice, and Is aillicted with but one miother-in-liaw, has more happiness here below than is good for man. T1'iE Prontounrced opinion of the ablesI phyrSsiciarns all over thte country indi cates that I)r. Buj}l's Baby Syrup is the, best remedy for aill the suff'erirgs of1 little children cauIsed by Wind Colic, D)ysentLery, DIiarrhwua or Summer Comn plaint. Price 25 cents. "SAVyE me from my fr iends !" A rtist -"Ohr, so you think the background's beastly, (10 your? P'erhaps the cattle are beaistly, too, though 1 flatter my self-'' Friendly Critic--"Oh ro, mny udear fellow. Thait's just what they are riot!I" Trrx plup, nice-looking spring chiokens that are allowed to roam about the lawnus ini the viclrnity of seaside hotels are merely walking advertise merits. They are not itended for table use. TH' ERE' is some logie and good sense in whant tire mother said of her frlvo ious daughter-that you can't tell in whiat dirction peop)le's thtoughts ruin, beeause they are cross-eyedl. IP children were taught to say "me thter" instead of "ma,'' the blood-curd ling cry of a young goat on tire street would mever cause an anxious mother to rush out and see what wars the mat ter with her darling. "WHAT (do you suppose05 we'll say when we meet in Heaven, George?" said1 sire. "Why you'll say: "I told you so. I just knew how it wvoulid be upi there.' Lxossosrs prodhu4e apples, ap)ples give ims cider, andi cIdler produces blossoms. Tlhis is one of nature's rtost beautiful comp lernsations. JONRS says it irs't tire color of her hair titat troubles him in choosing a helpmate. Tire color of her money is what interests him vastly more. A WOMAN was tire inventor of tie_ hay-press. She got the Idea from wvisht ing shre could be hugged on all sides at once. A sTAnIvRn tramp said hre was so thiin that whien heo hadi a pain he couldn't tell whlethrn it was a stomiachr achte or a back ache. lIAs any panragraphetr ever called a younig lady speaker a wind lass? lie's a "real meoan thting,'" if he las. SYMI'ToMs.-Slght pain in the side, the skini arid eyes asrune a thtick yellow coat. digestion is imtpairedh, ani unpless tant sinikinig sensation at thte p)it of theo st(otmach is experiened(, tire b)owels are irreguilar, thte ind fretful, tire mem-. ory weakened, sometimes a slight cough, coldnress of tihe hiand(s and feet, sormetimtes loss of app)etrte aid at othrers urnatural craving for food, dizziness of tire hesd, b>iurrinmg before thte eyes, depressed siirits,feelin rg of unrcertaility,j of htavinig left something undonie but can't tell wha.'t it is. Tiake Simmnons' iv'er Regnlator, it will remove all these feelitngs and( mnake you wveli. SAvxr) FRoM TrHma UnrAva -"You will p)lease let ii. be known to tire worldl that yontr Regulator htassavedl me from the grave. I htave sufiered for many years with Indigestionr anrd Liver Coma p)laimnt, and( took everything that was recoinimerndedl to rme w Ithou tany relief, until 1 triedl Simmons' Liver Regutla tor ;it has cured me entirely. IRecom.. meind it. to the human race. "J. U. BURKaCTT, Jeffersonville, Atound the Worm,. A famo that is world-wide and ac quired in the short space of a few years, must have true merit for its support. Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines, have gained such fame and the foreign orders for his Golden Medical Dis covery-the greatest blood-purifier of the age, for his Pleasant Purgative Pellets (little sugar-coated pills), lite Favorite Prescription-woman's best Iriend-and other remedies became so great, that a branch of the World's Dispensary has been established in London, England, for their manufact ure. From this depot they are shipped to every part of Europe, and to the East Indies. China, Japan, and other aountries. Their sale in both North and bouth America Is perfectly enorm Dus and increasing yearly. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Pro prietors, Buffalo, N. Y., and Great Ria sell Street Buildings. London, Eng. ROYAL CXNTRHE, CaSS Co., 1nd., Dr. R. V. P2R8,: 8 1879. Dear Str-l take pleasure in writing ny testimony with others in regard to your valuable medicine. For a long lime I have suft'red from disease of the Lungs and until I used your Discovery round nothing that did me any good. ]'hanks to It, I am relieved and recom mend it to all. Yours truly, MARY KENNEL. Dr. Chuberback, mentions the curious act that during an entire summer he ibserved water beetles, probably gyrk. ius natator, living In tanks of a satu ated glauber salts. When alarmed he beetles took shelter under the cry tals, just as they do in ordinary cir unustances under water plants. A lit le of the liquid, so harnless to these nsects, Introduced into an adjoining iver, provea fatal to a multitude of lsh. A Monument or aoid hould be orected in memory of the Inventor f ''Anakesis," the groat extornal Pile Rem dy. Mr. James J. Bassett. of Erio, Penna., rritos as follows: losers. NFUSTAIDTCn & Co.: GE.NTLEMMN-En1Olo edl find P. 0. order for 1.00. for which send box of "Anakosis." I ave used two boxes and. feel it my duty to say D you that by -he use of your aimple remedy have been raised from the brink of despair o the Joyful hopo of soon being able to dIe are miysof entirely cured. One month's rial, at the small expense of the coAt of ono lox of "Anakes:s" has given me more relief han two yeara doctoring with our beat physio ens hero. Surely a monument of gold ahould o crected in memory of the inventor of Ana. eeis. Send at once if posible. I shall be pleased to reply to any one who aquires as to the merits of your valuable oediclno, should you see fit to publish this. Sincorefy your sorvant, JAMES J. DAsRETr, Erlo, Pa. "Anakels" is sold by all druggists. Prioo 1.00 per bor. Samples sont free to all suf erer on application to "Anakosis" Depot, ox 3916, Now York. Wi- AK womon. voung or old, married or sin he will be greatly bonolitted by taking Kid iey-Wort. It is tonio and c!eansing. A cARD.-To l who are suffering from theorrors ind Indecrotioni of youth, norvoils wvekness. early iolic os. or mnanheood. etc., itwl end a Recipo hat will cure you, FREE OF bHAR0E. Tle gr(, .0111011 wam discovered by a mis~sionary In 13outh knitriyea. Send a self-addresseq oevaapo to the Rev. odXPH J. INMAIN, Station D, NewYork 0ity. A Valuable Gift Free. A book on the Liver, its diseases and their reatment sent free. Inclnding treatises upon diver Complaints. Torpid Liver, Jaundice, 3iliousness, Headache, Constipation, Dyspep Ia, Malaria, etc. Address Dr. Sanford, 102 3roadway, Now York city. N. Y. The Voltale Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. Will send their celebrated Electro Voltaio loits to the af0iMCted upon 30 days's trial. peedy cures guarantoeed. They mean what hey say. Writo to them without delay. WILL R CUREM csofula, Nerofnlous HKumor, Caneer, Cancer.ous Hluntor. Eryal elasa. Can ker, Sialt Rteeen, Pl msplomor lice snor on time Face, Conghs and. Colds, Ulcers, llroachtts, Neurala, Dyspepsia, Rhcetnatiao, Pains In the Kid. C'onstipatlon, Co.. tiveneoss, Ples. DizzIness, Head. melee, Ne'rvoeusaeess. Palus In Shae hack, Faeetness at tite Mtoua. acts, Itidney ComnplaIsats, Fesnale Weaknseam sed GAeneral DebIlIty. This preparatIon is scientIicloally and chtemi 3ally combined, and so st-rongiy concentrated from roote, herbs and barks, that its good ef. roots are realized inmmedlately after commeno Ing to take it.. Thtere is no iseoof the lhuman cystem for whIch the Veigetinc cannot, be used with perfect sfety, as it does not contain any muesaille compound. For eradicatlug the system of all hnmpurities ol' tho blood It has no equal. It has never failed to effect a cure, gIv ing tone and strentgta to the system debilItated bdisease. Its wonderful effect upon the comn eints unamed arc surprising to an. Many have een cured by the Veget,Ine that have tried mnany other remedIes. It can well be called THlE GRIEAT BLOOD PURiFiER. Dr. W. Ross Writes:t SCRIOFULA, L1Vitn COMPeLAINT. DYsrhPsrA, flaEU MtATISM, WKAKN3US. Ii. R. rSTYERs, Boston: I leave been practisIng medIcIne for 25 years. snd s a remedy for scr ofula. LIver Complaint. Dyspopila, ilheumnatismn, Weakness, and all dhis. oases of the blood, I ha'.o never found Its equal. I htave sold Vegel,ne for T years atnd have never had one bottle rot,urned. I would hecartily ro. toimmond It to those it neeod of a blood purlfiev sept. 1s, 187eD8 W. I~,DuIson Iowa. VEGETINE 1IlE BEST SPRING MEDICINE. Vegetine Is Sold by All Druggist. W.1for the richly ilinustrated and onily A outs Wanlouconmrpit.a.d a.th.nti.blestory.of tdescrlibes ny1Palaces.Rr niste,Wat sand WVonduers of ihe IndIes. ChIns Japan etc. A nillion pcople wanst It. This Is tee beet ciansoeot nelltations,e ed frn r Ircualar ontanIn aonul' tdroac NATi<,"IA ht'et .ririo CO.PiladelphIa. 77 7 A Y EA it and expene to ag 'ts. foutfit Free. Address 1P.0 WVI(R ERnY. An,eta. liann. Btardlyailt's Great Catarrh Reniely rem what cause, or hew long standing,.br afvIng fTURDIVANT'S CATARRIH REMEDY his fact. T ilrt mein I, yoru l bsan anjof e taken by the most delicate stomach ?or se b7a I Druits ana by HIoiLOWso A O0., 00 Area f01l,Y P)tp. RRJI'len (wit fl auaesdoho, aeclipo'r .52 t *5, ior r a hir relors,, 3aoants. byreturn mall Address Hii.itl l)SOl, P'. al., Alvarado, Texas. OPIUMflophiese Eatbt Cared a 10 Dir. J. iwu'uei Lebano. o.* GREAT WESTERN GU{,OK, Risies,Shot ouns, Revolvers.sent,e.o.d. forenamintion 1am The Onl Medicine That Acts at the Same Time oN The Liver, the Bowels ad the Klineys. These great organs arc the natural cleans era of the system. If they work well health wilt be prfectj it they become cloggd dreadfuldsessesare ur to f w TERRIBLE SUFFERENO. Billousnes, Headache, Dyspepsia, Jaun. dice, Constipation and Piles, or Kid. mey Complaints, Gravel, Diabete, or Rheumatic Pains and Aches, ac developed because the blood is poisoned with tihe humors that should have been expelled naturally. XIDNEY-WORT wfl restore the healthy action and all thene de roying ev s will e banehed &neglect them adyou wIll live but to suffer. housandahv oencured. jryitand you wi1 addlone moe to the numoer. Takelit nheal wil on-emorcgladdeayour heart. %now !ess eterafmtefeaAbaybIast Kmzrxy-Wo3tTwill euro you. Try a pack age at once and be satisnoe. A is a dry vegetable compound and One Packagemakessix quartsefedleino. your Drugotr Aae i, or toI Va it or. you.rn#88 ponhau(q i. JWce$1.0., WELLO, ZRAD09 A CO., peprietors, KIDNEY BladdeV, Urinary and Liver Diseases, Dropsy, Gravel and Diabetes, are cured by HUNT'S REMEDY, the Great Kidney and Liver Medicino. HUNT'S REMEDY cures Bright'. Disease, Retention or Nonreten. tion of Ure, Pains In the Back. Loins, or Side. HUNT'S REMEDY cures Intemperance, Nervous Diseases, General Debility, Femalo Weakness and Excesses. HUNT'S REMEDY cures Biliousness, Headache, Jaundice, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, Constipation and PIles. HUNT'S REMEDY ACTS AT ONCE on the Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels, restoring them to a healthy action, and CURES when all otler medicines 11hl. Hun. dreds have been saved who have been given up to die by frientinanid physicians. Bond or pamphlet to V114. E. CLARKE, Providence, I. I. Trial size, 76 cents. Large size cheapeat. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST. SAPONIFIER Is the Old Reliable oncentrated Lye for FAM IL1 SAP MAKING .D Prectionws6accompamly each can for making Mard. Soft and Toilet yopjuickly. t is u[ weight and strength. AI.S FO% SAPONIFEM, AND TAKE NO OTHRR. PUNN'A SALT MANUr CO., PrLADA, AIENTSWANTED to Sell the NEW 8OOK, FARMING FOR PROFIT TELLS4 *ROW TO Wmtivate aul the Farm Crops iu the 13eet Manner, =,re eed sand CareforStookLorow Fruit;13Managi lminess Happy Homes. and E.ow to 1 ke Money on the Farsn. 1very Farmer should have a coFy. 860 Pages. 140 Illustrations. Bend fprclreulars to J. 0. MeCURDY & CO.. Philadelmhia. Pa. These answering an Acvertlsement wil confer a favor upon the Advertiser and the Publisher by stating that they saw the adver Usement in this lournal (namings the ainer Pes that eAlings sile 510 ~~itnmdiato elo, cure ea. olong standing in 1 we ______________CA UTIOi eoraic A sn. on blach a Vlofnes a a .r B .'. Totr lfa. Satle. odP UNiTED STATES Patent Brokers' and Inventors' ASSOCIATIOIN. Ant RiPtsol a ant iated Saed by Pblio th Laoes Tems pplcrrespondenco solicited. Ulh WM. CNRAWMNAW, Rfanager, 68O Arch Street, PIIL ADEEPsaEA. 20pl.'endd rme " istigCd, ', it"h nme, GREAT BARCA INS i-r NickleB Casertmidn Watch.... ... ...#6 00 Bent by mali on receipt of price, Send for circular. A MBIRICAN MANUFACTURERS' AGElNTS, No. 118 liberty Street, New York City MAKE HENS LAY. traelin n this country ,sa~ that nmos orte lorso sa1 a that herisn sh rodiio owderstrasbo eari wl ma e on heayikan'son . tin Bol d evrswuo.onr stent %ymail or eg lte stamne. 1. 8. JOJH 80 & CO., Bangor, Mo. [-sii '' Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cure common Bloteh, Pimple or Eruption, E al pur?f ing, and invigorating medlaine, ~s clly has It manifeated its poteney in, elos J~r yes, Berofuena Sores and Swel: en fac or bodfe quent eadache ordisaine alternated with hot fushes, irregular appetite, Torpid Lver, or "Diloness." As a reir Medical Discovery has no equl as it efrects pe In the cure of Broneblis Severe 4)ougl gumsption, it has astonished th medical facul greatest medical discovery of the age, Sold by No use of taki q Pellets (Little \ove9 s --s. . Tightness of t'he "zisue Gians" OsthaeQ Btermach, Dad r G egioMEn T ofNi S. M. PETTEI Advertisin 87 PARK ROW, New York, & Estimnates for 0one or more im in any uuimber of papers, furnis it (lves luttertthe glt-edged color the yar round Tusndis of Darmn N ayIT ISPEl R~T U iscjs ho uses it whee to get it, WEl,Ri HEALTH IS WEALTR( el1 of Boly Is Tosith of UL RaM Sanparle Resolm Pre blood Raklssound fieshtrou% a o lear skin. Iyou would have your Arm% onr bones sound.wIthoutri an xion fOnir, use adway'st I olVet. A GRATEFUL REOOGNITION "T oure a emovio or zoe erAWoD mAn tuly a victory In te heamling art; ta g power that clearly Ucerns Pmr ad ok pies a remedyl that restores stop bir =atebody Which has been sOwRyR ta dand Weaken64 by an ifieidiousdUN iot on commands our e c udseral 10or ffra tuds. r:. =adwy has furnished nano k1nd1wIth that won 'erau reinedy9ef .arsapar-illam eolv 'iwhich a plishes this result, and suffering an, Who drag out an existence'of pain a. through I ng da ad 103 Nn Iht,e ..'ir-Mdsl*"R.d** -, FALSE AND TRUE. WO extract from Dr. Padway'% "Trest W disease and Its Ouro," as follows: ]LIst oi Diseasoes Cur"E by Raiways sarsaparlllaun Resolvent Chronto Skiz Diseases, Caries ofte Buers In the Bl Sofulous Dbsg0a or unnatural Habit Bod, B yphilis and Oe. feal, Fever .Bores. Chront or Old Ul 1 Rikt,White GweligBo Wrin Aff eotldns ObAkers G.adua t weN ings, Nodes. wasting and Diecay of the Body, Pimples and Blotches, Tumors, Dy SPOIa) & ney and Bladder Diseases.Choni Rhe and Gouto Consumption, rave and Oaleo Deposits, and varieties of the above oma to whic sometimes ate given spelous ams We assort that there io no known remed that possesses the eurati*e power over these di eases that RADwAT s RithoLvaNy furnish sI cures, step by step surely, from the found*. tion, and restores the Injured part to their sound condition. The waste nf the bed, are atop ed and healthy bleod'a supe p Pie Ct he SyNtem, from Which new ma, erIal is formed. This is the nst dbrreotlva power of RADwAY's RasoIVam. In eases where the system has been salivated, and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive tublimate have accumn lated and become deposited in the bon6s, join etc., causing caries or the bones, rickets, Pa curvatures, contortions, white swellings, va Cose veins, etc., the SARSAPARILLIAN will resoiwe away those deposits and exterminate the virus of the disease from the system. It those who are taking these jnedteines for the cure of Chronio, Scroulous or Syphilitic dig eases, however slow may be the cure, "feel bet ter," and find their general health Improvint, their flesh and weight inorsast or even keep ing Ito own is a sure sign that the cure is ro gressi, n these diseases the atient elor gs bettr or worse-the virus otthe dese s ot Inactive; if not arrested and driven f00 the blood it will spread and continue to undf. mine the constitution. As soon as the 8A*"& PLLIAN MLks the patient "feel better," every htr y u wll a row better and increase In houti OVARIAN TUMORS. The removal of these tumors by RA*wAY's RKsoLvENT is now so certainly established that what was once considered almost miroulous iS now a common r ncogLazed fact by all parties Witness the cases of Hannah P. Knapph Mrs. 0. Krapf, Mrs. J. H. Jolly and Mrs. P. D. endrix Published in our Almanac for IT; also that of Mrs. 0. R. Bibbis. in the present edition of ear "False and True." . One Dollar per Bottle. MINUTE REMEDY. Only requires minutes. not hours, to relieve pain and cure acute disease. Radwa's Ready Relief, In from one to twenty minutes, never fails to 'elieve PAIN with one thorough application. No matter how violent or oxcruolating the pain the R11HUMATIU, Bed-ridden, Infirm, or pled, Nervous Neuralgic, or prostrated with d2seme may suier, R&DWAYIS READY RELIEF wil) afford instant ease. Inflammation of the Kidneys, Infamma tion of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bowels, Congestion of the Lungs@, Her-. Throat, Difficult Breathing, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, Croup, Diphtheria, Catarrh, Influenza, Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, C1l Chills, Ague Ohills, Chilblains, Prost Bites, Cl,prains ains In th Chet ,Baee Lhambs, are instanty relleyed. FEVER AND AGUE. Isnotaremnedia agent in th world that wil Ours Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow and ether fevers (aided by RADWAY's PILLs) so Quick as RADWAY's READY REIJa?. It will in a isw moments, when taken accord ingmtodirections, cure Cram , Sasms Sour Dysntery~ Celo, Wi'nd in the Bowels, and all Travelers should always carry a bottle of RAni WAYs READY RELIEF with them. A few drops ihngs water. Irt is better tha French brandy or bitters as a stimulant. Min es am Lumabermaen should always CAUTION. Alremedial agents capable of destroyn life Dy anoverdose,shuld be avoided. Morpie. opium, strycnne, arnica, hyosclamps, and inther powerfulremedis does at certan tie, their aoiion in the System, But prhaps thC second dose, if repeated, may aggravate and in. crease the suffering, and another dose eause death. There Is no necessity for using these uncertain agents when a Dositive remed like RADwAy'a READY RELtEP wIii stop the moa ox. erucatig pan quicker, witut entiigthe THE TRUE MELlEp. RaswAY'u READY hULlEP Is the only remedias agent in vogue that will instantly stop pain. Nifty Cents per Bottle, Radway's Regulating Pills. P.r..et ..s..ti..s....thi..,A,er. ents, Aet Wit baout Palo, Aiways Relia. bie and Natarai in thaeir Operation, A VEGETABLE SUB8TITDTI FOR CALOMIL, Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with swee0tr nu purge, regulate, purify, oleanse RADWAA PILe. fer the cure of all disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels Kidneys, Bidd. der, Nervous'Diseases Headacite, Constipation, C0stlverress, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilioua. arsu, lever, Inflammation of the Dowels Pilee and all derangements of' the Internal filscera'. Warranted to effect a perfect cure. Purely vog stable cotaining no mercury, minerals or de. SW* Obsrve the following syptoms result. in from Diseases of the ~letvOrgansi C0n. tatlton, Inward Pies, Fuiness of 'the Blo0d in the Head Acidity of the Stomach, Naltaa, Heartburn, bisgust of Food, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Bour Eructations, Sinkingge Fluttering at the Hear Choking or Suffering Sensations when in a lyin posture, DImness ot Vision, Dote or Webs beore the Sight, Pever and Dulil P in in the Head, Deficienoy of Per sratio Yellowness of th Skin and yes, Pai of Heat, Blurning in the Flesh. * A few doses of ADWAY's PnI.a will freo.the system from all the above-named disorders. Piee, 95 Cents per Bern. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS* READ "FALBE AND TRUE."e Bend a letter stapnp to DADWAY * O, No. 82 WARREN, cor. CRUROa 8th,, New York. Information worth thousands wil be sentyon, ofe b thEe sai of teuellutvei HOaSmlts a use toebannereand~ di t ounae yug an tueingfrm any In rho a or nl o on,sung fro nesa, reiy on Hop Bitters. Whoeve you ar Tusand l an. thourfaloni tin elkid Bitters.MOBttr Havre yo dye use o( opium, to a ceo Saved hun e N.T dreds. s roltle,o0.. r a J..FLyRL &r sex For prtc ta- a~ For Sunday Schools I For Temperance I TIEE BEST NZW BOOKS I Temperance Jewels, Ti" Tep rae Sonvery~irk Choic hanu a ad as ng OaI set ra t a fount troughopt. rb~r ar ne ny i,asiiedsoae pealmonoCople4i it ofted or 30 q.d. S3.0 por dozen. (The o dor --nd larger b,ok, luil's Tempo. race Oles Book. (40 Cte.) retains its great pup. ustrity. ) While Mobeet The purest, White Robes sweetest and beat White Robeat of Sunday White nobes School Song hooks. White Bobe*1 Mailed White Robes! for 30 cents. White RobesI 43.0X per doz. White Bobes b .0. Hungg and Temperance Light, . Soryo.-6r nsa pe f t Icotric" light fr ralianco and rad ty hant 32 o f the very bvet mtongs by 21 of the v,ry best auth is, aud soil for $10 per htudred. Malled for 12,coante. - Now Ilih bShool ing Book, TIE WELOOME 004 U1, s nuearly through the proe. 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