The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 14, 1880, Image 4
AGRIC10LTUREJ
THS UoUsE'S '3RiEAsT.-Supposing
the team to be in the very best possible
plight for a heavy season's work, if a
-badly fitted collar be put into use, the
faverable condition referred to will
count for no considerable sum as a
factor in the spring's work. W hen It
is considered that every pound of earth
moved by the plow or disturbed by the
harrow or seed drill, and every rod
traversed by the reaper or wagon.
comes by power obtained by direct
pressure upon the horse's breast, the
importance of looking to the surface
which performs so Important a part,
lirst, labt and all the 'time, should be
apparent. It Is the heavy and con
stant pressure upon the breast in plow
ing that endangers the breast of the
horse. There is no let up of the pres
sure, as Iin propelling the wagon, for
In the latter Case, when the load goes
down an incline, the collar leaves the
breast, giving a little respite from the
pressure, allowing the skin and hair to
part with its inolsture, and the shoul
dets to take rest. But In plowing
there is no such chance of relief. The
pressure of a collar is a grinding, heat
e nd sweat producing process, and if Its
surface is not absolutely smooth, and
its texture the most even and pliable
that It is possible to secure, tWe surface.
will soon show the effects, and your
fitted horse is quite unfit for %% ork.
At the time of shedding tihe spring coatC
tie horse is much more liable to collar
gall than at any other time, because time
skin is imade sensitivo by shedding the
hair. Many farmers practice careful
washing of the breast, morning anld
evening, in Cold salt water. It Is be
lieved that. this--using a cominon
phrase-hterdens the skim. There can
hardly be any doubt of its bencllci.d
iniflumencee. By keping time breast
bathed In the manner namied, and the
surface of time collar smiooth amid clean,
time breast Can generally be kept clear
of ham. Yet as stated, plowinig Is ,tbe
trying work, and during tihe season
'or this, uniusumal vigilance will be iI
order. It is only now and then that
you find a collar-imaker w lio )in evt ry
r'espmct, imakes a lrst class collar. It unt.
this imamn out and buv Of im1.
U lA mPE VINXGAIt AN D C IDIa VIN1OAIt.
-Vinegar from grapes tnaty be made as
follows: Tihe wie is tirred iito a
largze tun which conluimis lees, and
when thboroughly mixed Is squeezed
by pressutre tihrough cloth saeks into
aim iron-bound viat, wience, arter stan
ing sole hour., it is drawn oil' into
casks for fermnvmting. These casks
have only ia smillli opeming at the top,
and are keptl at a timipeature of 77 Io
s degivcos Falh rolenheit. After bour
teen or fIfteen days, the vinlegar, imow
formed, is dr'avwn oil (eantioutsly, so Its
not to disturb tie setlinent) lito bar
rels which contain birchwond chilps.
h'lmis clarifles it, anmd aiter stanmdiig a
few days it may be syphoned oil' two
Ih le casxs in wichd it is to reimalm.
The reidue, conitatinlmg "mother, " is
elmployed to fe'menmtall the subsequm
I (I lor- by shimply pouring time aLter'
lino tho eask ihat, was used previoisly.
TO make vinegar from clder, the foI.
lowing reelpes m irecommmecnlded : I'lace
inl tie older-barrel a smiall piece of
u)read soaked In vinegar, or else a piece
of sour dough. Add about a i)int of
vilnegari, anmmd set time barmrel Inl at wami
place (74 to 86 dcgmeos l'i' etlheit.'
Alait will proumce time sa1ime effeCet, Is
lite dough, and so will yeast or leani
imeat. 'I le viniegir will clarify itself
by settling, 1.11d onm beinmg dm'awnm oil'
fmromm lihe top by imieats of' it 3'phon, it
clear' liquiid l istalimed. A good table
vinegar imay lbe obtained by d issolvinmg
thrmee 1pou nds of' whlite smugar' in a gal..
latn ot' watemr aimd fer'mtuntng Wit~h
yeast.
Tu'lm Po0Ur'rnY YAnn.--Thme value of
purnme bloods is miow well estalb heud.
This mmmonthi ia ma good K ine Io clear' outK
te old nmlxedl lowlIs amnd priocurie a few
speelmeins cif onme of' the best sorts;
both time plleasur e aimd pro'ilt. of poultryi'3
rmilsinig will be incr'easeud by raisig
some one om imorme of time select breouli
WAS Is' neCsts mare irtieenty ignmited
by som~e c!hemica'il action, supplosed to
be that of' Kthie wax uipon tihe paper-lIIke
siubstainces of' wh'leIh the nests are for'mm
ad. Sponisanieouis combitusuwin of timhis
niaturmo is believed to have beenm lie
cause of 11uany3 umseiious fire's ini hiay
stacks and f'airmers' bu'ild11imgs.
Dmiud M.
This l'almo's t rot~ cma a igmhy-.bred
iare, anmd wantis to be humoredi. She
'vil nmo.t amid hmarsh tm'eatmen t, will
nmot priove obed(1ienmt. undier rough uisage.
iBoth Bali' amid is wif'e mnade imuchi of
Aanmd S. Th'iey p)otted her', amid tr'emated
hem' to apiples a nmd iiumi ps of' sugai'. Theim
result wias thmt she wiil eagerly3 m'e spond
to itheir caii. Whenim jogginmg on time
I rack at Chester Parik time pr'esenmce oi
Mm's. hii mtr nar Kilhei'ail at aiiy time
would cause Manid to Ktitrn inm that,
direction.i All laist wIiter thme mare
maim 1m a m'oomy bnox. in A prilI shme wias
put, 1mn front of' a brieiik-eart, and Mm'.
hai' drove hem' about thle strieets oi
Cif Iton amid C aiciinnami, and1( Kthums got
her inecusto)med to time inoise amid bimstlei
of the t(oiinmg world. ii .i also hmmarnwerl
her' double, anid tauightm hem' to drm'v. oncm
eltber' side. Sihe al ways behiaved weil
to time pole. She does mot ike bliinds
to hem' bridle, but will mrot willi mumy
in d of' a bit it hier' imouth. All she
atsks is that thmo driver' hlml noct pulli ona
the bit. She sltands 15::2)6 for'wamrd,
and1( Is ilummp sixteeni hmands behinid
11cr weight is 96.(101 ounds. In hmer' r'aces
t his y'ear she has beenm drivenm to am lifty
elte potmind sulky, bmut hum'is ia avimng
made for' hmer' mm sulky weigh ing forty
live p)o1nmins. She wearis ai fifteen and~ a
half ouince shoe I or'ward , an'd mu inie
ounco shmoe beinmd. She also carries
taurounice toe-weihts. Far' t woweeks
a fter' heri arrival mat, the Qicemn ('ity, site
will be liu ined at n'llock every eveing
1in1. a six-acre gramss lot., anmd be allow-edl
to runi miitil 0 o'clock. Thlmmuis ili keep
heri hair f'rom lmding uituler time Mu n'
rays, and It wIll col hier out timo
'omugihy. A fir two week a rim m at grass
she w~Ill be led ceveer daty for two weeks
beihind a break-art, so padded that she
cannot hiirt hmei'self. She will tihien be
In con'diton to ordr at1.short notlee for'
a fast. nmi!e, shoutld 1Mr. Vander'bIlt die.
sir'e to see cne oni his retur'n trip) to
America in October. Bali' says ime hatd
hoped to give her a record of 2:9
before time close of time seaisonm. At
11 ehiester she trotted solely on hter'
curage. "lie tinks sihe canm go to time
haif-mulie 1)01( in 1:03.''
Tit i dnmmight mi aaua-r' m shmould mno,
be bainishied froin our dweclling aniy
more quihckly thman should a Coughm or
Cold of' any' kind bes driven fr'om thme
system. Dr. Bull's Cough Syruip
quietly yet posItively pla ses all Colds
u~der 11.8 con trol, 1'rmee 25 centa,
-
DOMESTIC.
Bnonl BASKET FOt FURNS.-The fol
lowing'experiment has been success- j
fully tried, and made as pretty a fern- i
ery as any one could wish. Take a I
piece of white birch bark about half a T
yard square, and out in each corner a
slit not more than three inches long, .
running from the corner toward the
middle of the piece. Then lap the t
edges of the slit completely over each I
other, thus forming the side of the r
basket, which will be about two Inches I
and a half high. To fasten It, sew It j
through several times with waxed t
thrend; unbleached 1s best, as it scarce
ly ahows. Each corner must be done i
in the same way. A narrow band y
of the bark is fastened all round e
the upper edge of the basket to hold It y
firmly together. The handle is a long r
strip measuring eighteen inches in s
length, and two and a half In width, t
and must be securely fastened to each a
site of the basket, sewing It In the e
same manner as the cornera. It Is now 1
ready for the ferns, First ill the bot- i
tom with the rich leaf-mould found In
the woods, and then place In the plants,
choosing the smaller ones, as they seem
to thrive better than the larger. So.
lect as great a variety as posisi ble, not t
forgettIng the lovely Maidenhair, also i
some of the trailing vines that are c
found In the woods, of which one of I
the prettiest Is the Partridge Vine,
with Its bright red berries. Winter- e
green also thrive with the rest of these i
plants, and is very beautiful, with Its I
diark-greon leaves and the snowy blos- t
sons it bears before the scarlet berries I
form . A thorough watering every i
norning Is all the care necessary for c
it, and its beauty will fully repay one
for the slight trouble of making and I
taking care of it.
"Don's Know naatr wheir Vnlne.' I
" They cured me of Ague, Bilious- N
ness atd Kidney Complaint, as recom- c
mended. I had a half bottle left which 1
[ used for my two little girls, who the
doctors and neighbors said could not
be cured. I would have lost both of t
Clien one night if I had not given them I
-lop Bitters. They did them Ro much a
good I continued their use until they *
were cured. That is why I say you J
do not know half the value of Hop r
Bitters, and( do not recommnien(l them i
high enough."-B., Rochester, N. Y. I
Bec other uolumn.-Aim. Rural Home. 1
1 21
To TAJ X OFF i MPnEssIONs OF LEAVES, it
PLANTS, wro.--Take half a sheet of fine a
good paper, and oil it well with sweet
oil; let it soak through, rub off the
superiluous oil with a piece of paper, I
1111d let it itig i the air to dry; after v
'.he oil 1- pretty well dried in, take et
lighted candle or lamp, itd move the 0
paper slowly over i1, in a horizontal
:iIrection, o as to touch the llame, till i1
it is perfcctly black. When wishing to 3,
uake ol'imprsions of' lants, lay the L
plant, carefully on the olled paper, and b
a piece of clean paper over it, and rub t,
with the linger, equally in all parts,
for half a minutite; then take up the a
1l)1nt, an';d be careful not to disturb the
Order of the leaves, and place iL on the
i)ook or paper on which it is wished to t
have the impression ; then cover It o
with a plice of' bloting-paper, and rub
it, with t.he finger for a short time, and ti
there will a emain an impression supe
-lor to thbe finest engmaving. Thesame o
ilece of black pl)pr will ijserve to take
oil a great number of impressions. The
great, ex.ellence of tihis method ia, that
.he paper receives the Iimpressioni of
the most minute veins and hairs. The
ipressioi may alterward . be coloi ed t
accordinig to natuire. S
5
70~( 'UnirY TnUI Alit or A aics CUAM
tnci.-Tlake six dirachmts of' powderedi
iiitte, and the saume quantity of oil of p
itriol ; mix them together by addl~ing o
to the nitrcrcine drachmn of the vitrioli
at a time; liacinlg the vessel in whleh ti
YOU are mixing It. on a hot hearth or
liate of hteated Iront, stirring it wvithi a
glass rodh, a tobatcco-pipe, &c. TIhen s
ilace the veissel in the conitainaliited e
-*OOm, moeving It albotit to di fieret~ut
>airts of the room.
F~xcLI.ET DE IEHUE.- lDissolve
two outnces of borax it 1 hreo plnts of
hot rain water. Add to it one tablie
pei)iiui of Sp~irits or camphulor' stirred 0
luto one taibClesoontfill of puLverized
sugar, to prevent LIt from curd Iinmg.
Before <quite coid, ai~d one ounce of 3'
tuncture of mtyrrh . One wi negiassful, ~
jil ded to half' a p)int 01 water, anid ap-'.
plied with a brush, as a gargle, wvill
iareser've alitd beaittti fy the teeth, and
lrevent the adhtesion of trtar anid thet
-Ofttilnmg of t-he glim-t4, atrrest decaty
trnd keep tbe teeth Ii good contdition. a
Yini Tin - 'te amt'' suiccess4 of thit
Veget Ine as a elemiistr andi puarillecr oh
I le blood is sho0wni bevoind a doubt by 0
the gr'eat numbiers who1( have taken iili
and received ito med iate relief, with d
such reinar'kable cureti.
Fi -P1nixo.-C1 -op01 halfI a poiti lti
of fIgs very finely ; mix liem with r'
0me- fouth oind~'t1( of' coarse1 suigtr, a a
1ablespoon)2)fit of molanti~sses, fouir ua bie
'Pointis 0f itilk, hall' ai pott ad of flour'
1it t'trtr oifa 102 iottd of Suet', ani egg, t
:idt a p1itch of g rated liutmeg put thi 4
juinit iig mn a but Lered~ mtoii, anad boil c
live hours.
TJo Coox Teucws-:i Pare, slice, cut
ii diice lit inh s(inare, b)od tutil near
y~ d ont>, in as little wiater a s p)ossile;
4)Olne <it, 1of turips ), add onte tale- Lt
41oo0f'ul ohf sugair, salt lo0 make palata- t
ide ; wh'Ien t'iey are bo0 led as dIry as e
mutssible add1( t wo 01r thriee spoon utls of I
-r 'amt anmd a beaten egg. anid seive.
i xcel lent.
L~ADt-:s whot do their ownt wvork wvill
hinad that ini additlont to a long aproni a
pale12 of calIco sleeves with a rumbber'
'ordh iln tho top is a dlispeniser of hap
>~iness. One can sllp them ont over
uiifls and nice diress sleeves, get. tea and
evet wash the tea dishes withloua, in.
Irtng flhe driess.a
W~inxs washing tine haees do not use
starch at all ; in the last water' iln
wvhicht tihey are rinsed pltt a little fiite
wite sugar, dissolve It th oroughly3,
11nd( the result will he ph'asing.
A cLAM shelil is mtore convenient for
Scr'aing kettles and frylng panlis Lhan
a knife, it does the work in less ttme.
J~Etht'een ces htave been discovered i
dince the year' 1600, the largest num itber
or which are mniroseopie. Science a:
represento the tails of the comdlts to be
iniillonms of miles in lengtht. They of- t
tn reacht f ront the horizon to the zenlth. k.
..here are several thousanid so-called( b
coimets kntownt to exist in time heavenis.
Trwenty Ye12la aI susaorr.
JDear Sir--TIwety year's ago I was si
sbl pwrecked on the Atlantic Oceant,
mn the cold and exposure caused a
large abscess to formnoon each leg, whIch )a
kept, continually discharging. After
-pendmllg hundreds of dollars with no
bteelt, I was~ persuaded to try your
Golden01 Medical Ilscovery, an~ now,
In less than three months af'ter the first
bottle, I am thankful to say I am corn
lpletely cured, and for the first time In
ten y'ear's can pult my left heel to the
ground. I am) sir, youtrs respectfully.
W'LLtAM Rvi.a
8'{ Jefferson Strpetmne'~*
4' th d~nh
WIT AND HUMOR.
IT had been arranged that the family
hould spend Sunday afternoon at -the
Vood of Bullong. After spending an
iour and three-quarters in her boudoir,
nadame issues, leading their child by
he hand. The father casts a disgusted
,lance at the child and bursts out:
'You don't catch me going out with
he younj one rigged up like that;
rhy, you ve dressed it up out of all
hymne and reason-it looks like a mon
:ey, an organ-grinder's monkey."
litter words are exchanged. The mo
tier gets mad. The father shrugs his
houlders sullenly. The child cries.
'Inally it is arranged that the prome
ado shll take place. "All right,"
sys the father, "I'll go. I suppose
've got to go-but mind what I say,
ow, that child looks like a monkey, a
Iiian ape-like monkey." At the door
iey meet a friend of the family, who
ounces on the child and almost smoth
rs it with kisses, crying: "Oh, you
ttle darling I Your father's living
nage !"
A Wise Deacona.
"Deacon Wilder, I want you to tell
se how you kept yourself anid family
ell the past season, when all the rest
f us have been sick so much, and have
ad the doctors visiting us so often."
" Bro. Taylor, the answer 1s very
asy. I used 1op Bitters in time; kept
iy family well and saved the doctor
ills. Three dollars' worth of it kept
is well and able to work all the time.
III warrant it has cost you and the
eighbors one to two hundred dollara
piece to keep sick the same time."
" Deacon, I'll uso your iedline
creatter."
ONK day our dog Towser was a lylin'
a the sun a trine to sleop, blt the flies
ias that bad he couldn't cos le had to
atch 'cn, and bimeby a bee lit on his
ead and was working about like the
og was his'n. Towser he held his
Lead still, and whven the bee was close
o his nose, Towser winked at me like
e sed, you see what this buffer Is
oin'; le thinks I am a lily of the
'alley which isn't opened yet, but you
ust wait till I blossom, aud opened his
iouth very slow st, as not to rriten the
ce, and the bee vent into Towser's
iouth. Then Towser s),et his eyes and
is mouth too. and had begun to make
peaceftul smile won the bee stung lahiM,
nd you never see a lily of the valley
ek so In your life.
X--having boean o'fnded by a
iend, sends him a challenge to fight
,Ith mnothersi-in-law.
"With mothers-in- law ?'' says the
ther, perplexed.
"Certainly. I will scnd my mother
-law to stay with you, and you send
ours to spend the time witi tue, and
ic first nian that begs for quarter will
1 assuimed to have been ru through
1e body."
"Not much," said his antagonist ; "I
pologize, humbly and respectfully.''
A OLDIEn on the cars perceives that
ae smoke fron his pipe is atore or less
bnoxioIUs to an Old lady opposite him.
"Well. missus," lie says, "I suppose
ley don't smoke in yotur reginent."
"Ini my reginict they do," says the
Id lady ; "iiny company, never."
Tim fact thnt Cragini & Co., Phila
elph ia, Pa., (Dobblns' IKiectric Soap,)
antidently base their clains onl the
ierits of the soap, and only ask a trial,
peaks volumnes. We know that the
ap tells a good story. Try it.
lHE op~enedl the door cautiotasly and
aking In hise head in a suggestive sort
fway as if there was imore to follow,
isquired :'"Is this the editorial ink
1111 ?
"Tihe wvhat? mny friend.''
"'Is this the riniktum-siniktum
laictum, or some) such pla1ce where the
litors live."
"Th'lis ia the editorial roomn, yes, sir.
-Comne ini.'
"No, 1 guess 1 woni't come in.I
'anited to see whuat a rinktum was
ke, that's all. Looks like our' garret,
nily wuss. Good day."
''YE~s, Madame, I was onl~y twenOfty
ears 01ld wheti may fathaer--dete~rmnd
> make mes leave P'arhs anid retturn to
ae country-cut off' my suplhies, anid
ft me1 lifteen frana a month."
"'And dh1( you mianage to live on
ant?"'
'"Yes, maadame; not only did I mnan
ge to live on that paltry sum, but to
et Into debt as well I'"
A OxxTLEANa informed~ by3 theo bill
ni thme window of a house, that "apart
aents wvere to 1be let," knocked at the
oor', and, attended b~y at prletty female,
)Ok a asurvey of the premilses. "P'ray,
iy dear," said lie smiling, "'are yon
> be let witha these lodgings?" "'No,''
31p1hed thea girl, with vivaci ty, "but 1
m to be let alone1.''
TiaoUAxJ)s of persons5 who ar'e bald
a-diay might, have luull headls of hiair if
lacy would only also Carboline, a do
dorized extract of' petroleumi, 'whaich
a the only prep~arationi ever dIscovered
hat will really (10 thIs
AT the ~aurgue :
"'2ly' motlehe-iau,'" say<~ a visitol'
> e v1fliaal in charge, "daisappeh~aredl
ir.' days uago, and has not beena heard
orine. hd oe she might be
"leossaryb hei o lae ota
'csayshe can1 be klent'iflu.'"
"She stutiters awfully-you'd1 recog
ize her easily by that.
A v'islTon enters a French naews
ap~er offie, and is greetedt poiiltely by
1e ofilce boy; '"if' imnsietur comeis to
ghit a (due0 he( will have to he kind
nocugha to call again ; all our o,1itors
re already enagg d for to-day."'
"'EnNr~sr, wh'ly halve you not gent to
ae Salonm, this year'?"
"Alas! I wvas compe)lled to eat my)3
"WIlhat I't '
''A still life-a plit of gamle.''
A N acqumaintaunce of' Mir. Payne's once
ifrmed him that her' daaghiters were
oing to theo theatre to see Shake
enre's "T aininag of the Mor'ew."
IT is the hardest thaiui. in (lie worbd
> lind a ant to run for offie in Tn'ur,
By. The g.>v''lermet has~ nothing left
stead.
THEmm first allamanc was prliuted in
160. Copies of it are haird to get anow,
hecy hiav~e all beea boaught map by min1
rel mena.
Ir's a terrible thing t' be obliged to
ye by contract.
M ARRIAoE is often but ennaui for two.
MAN legislates--womani ornates.
,sn. PRosmer ANIa T1o'otrarr are the n'ara.
'a ia ies of D~r. Jay'ae's Cairmnut. le 1n .1'am- lI
lerit ha', maleo It known oeerywhere for yairs
a a si an lara cirative for ('ramnps, D)i roa.
holera Atorbusa, and all diseases 0t (lie lowels.
Is besides ea lby deam.stered to chi-dren,
aIn pa'asant to the last-, and Is enttrll
IT doeR not make any difference how
severe the case of Bilious Derange.
ment isj It can be cured speedily and
-effectually without solivation, or that
prostration of the system ensuing fror
the use of drastic purgatives. 8iminons'
Liver Regulator does not merely relieve
the suirerer, but efleets a permanent
cure. It has been used successfully
for a long time as a substitute for Qul.
nine and Caloniel, and the effects oi
the medicine are truly wonderful.
"I have used in ny family your
Regulator for the last eight or ten years.
and found It to supersede anything
recommended for Chills, Fever and
Ague. I use It, and nothing else. ]
have given up Calomel, Quinine, and
all other Mercurial treatments. I give
It to my children from one year old t<
these of twenty-five years old. It is all
you could wish in a family. Please
use my name as you wish. Very truly
E. II. UBnANKs, Crawford Co., Ga.'
Von Woltke as a Young Soldier.
Major Vaupel, in his history of the
Danish-Norwegian Army, whleli has
just Issued from the press, tells at
length the story of Field Alarshal
Count von Moltko's early military
career. Helenuth Carl Bernhard von
Moltko was otie of a number of yonng
ollicers who in the year1b22sought and
obtAined the Royal pernission to en
ter for a timne into foreign military
service. Von BMoltke becane a Danish
"Land-cadet" In 1811, and commenced
service with the snall annual pay
of fifty Danish reichsthilers. Liortly
afterward, however, lie was admitted
Into the privileged ranks of the so
called "PAge-cadets," wheni lia pay
was a Ivanced to the sun of three hun
dred thalers of the Danish mint fron
Lite Court Treasury, and the inore
valuable privilege of receiving educa
tion. In 1819 Moltke was made an ot'
doer, and appointed to a lieutenancy in
the Oldenburg reglinent. After three
years of service, lie obtained permins
slo, as we have already said, to enter
for a season Into foreign military ser
vice, in order to complete is educa
tion as a Danish oilcer. ie was very
poor, and when the perinilssloti was
given him, he begged at the same tine
to be allowed a grant of three months'
pay as "travel money." King Freder
ick Vt., however, thoughttiat he had
been suillotently gracious to the soting
olicer, and repilid that nio money
grant would be given to those Danish
oflicers who were seeking foreign ser
vice. Moltke, in his written applica
tion to his Royal master, which is still
extant, made the now memorable
pledge "If his Majesty will concede my
request I trust that I shall acquire such
knowl .dge and capacity In the Prus
sian service as shall enable me here
after to repay the King and Denimark.''
Here is Indeed another strange irony
of history. If the King had graat-ed
the young mn's very small request It
Ii not probable that the Danis.i oll -er
would have become Field-Marshal of
Prussia and the German 14;mitplre. It
is a curious specuation What. issue
migh t imve resulted fron the Sehles
wig-Holstein conflict if the greatest
strategist of tihe age had remained In
the service of that littlei State in wvhlch
lhe began his career as a soldier and in
which lie p~roposed also to end1( It.
Coquzer-ras are the quacks of love.
Why are You niious ?
Becanse you have allowed your bowels to
becomo costive, and liver torpid. Use Kidney
Wort to p rodue a free state of the bowel.,
and it will st imulate the livor to proper action
and cause now life in the blood.
of Cooksavilie. Ileard County, (Ia., wintes:
Messra. P. Neustaedtor & (Co.
Gentlemen, 1 amn happy to inform you that
Anakesis, 1)r. 8. Silebee's Pile remedy, met
with my applrobation. I have tried it in three
different oases, and it has not failed to relieov
thiem at once. I'bo pationt that had it for two
years says ho thinks lie is well. anid that he
always expoets to keep a box on hand for fear
it might come back again; another case of
short duration used only three applications and
says sho is entirely well. It is the best thig
I have ever eon for Piles. I will use It in my
practice when needed.
Yours obediently,
J. D. COOK. M. D).
"Anakesis." Dr. Bilsboo's External Pile Re.
medy. is sold by drug.giste everywhere. Price
Si 00 per box. Bamnples mailed free to all suf
ferers by P. Neustaodter & Co., sole man af so..
turmre, Jiox 8910 Now York.
Vegetine.
More to Me than Gold.
WAL~rol.E, Mass., March 7, 1880.
MR. H. H. PSTsvs'i
I wish to inform you what Vegetine has done
for mue. I ih ave been troubled with Erysipelas
Ilumor for more than 80 years in my ilmuba iand
other parts of my body, and have been a great
sufferer. I er'mmncecd taking Vegoelne one
year ago last, Augus. and can truly s my it has
dlone msore for me shan any oilier medIcine. I
seem to tie' perfectly free from tils humor and
can recommend it. to every one. Would not. be
without, this mzedicine-'tlis more to me than
gold-and I feel 1. wvill prove a blessing to others
as5 it, liiia t o me.
Yours5. imost, respectfully,
iRS. DAviD CLARK.
J, BENTLEY, M.3D,, says :
It laalS done naere a'Ood flaan all snedi
cal treatment.
Mr. I. B. Nowss nx)T onts., Fob. 9, 1s80.
sir-I have soid dulrlig the past year a non
slierablo quant ity of your vcgel.ino, andi I b'
lleve, in all caes Itl has gI von 5ilefact lon. .In
one oase, a delcate young lady of about, 17
y~*ars was much boenited byits isc. 11cr pa
r'ent a lnfoa med me that, It, ad done her mere
good than all the medical treatment, to which
she had previously been subjected.
ne.reeoofuhy.J. BENTLEY, M. 1).
Loudly in its Praise.
TosoNvo, Ont., March ii, 1890.
II. R,. STRvRNA. Boston:
.Dear 'lr-Considering the short, time that,
i egetino has been before the tpublc here, it,
selns weln as a blood puriller and for aroub'h a
sarising from a sluggish or'torpid liver it is a
lirst-cl ass medicIne. Our customers spoak
loudly in Its pralso.
J. wR IG1IT & CO., '
(Cor. Queoen anid Elizabcth 'Streets.
Vegeotino.
PREPARD BY
II. R. STEVENs, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
E4CRET 4ORRIF.UPONDlEN('E.--'iTe ln,
qu'ii.tive ial nmeddleomeia outdieiai. Invention
of gomnineluer mit. dond youar addreas for it. Name
tis paper. 8. B. T. ooonnain ,Lockc n1 x 1t's,
_________ slem, N. 11.
G EO RGE A C HE LIS,
Has, alwars a full lane of NURsERIY STudSm.on
hiand. 8 cilii for 11bla Fal Flse lat, A p.
IC'gef le seh ies at Niarw Tees.'
(.orrespondcs e lilted.
Those anworai a aavertasennenl wil
confer a favoun~ the advetser anad the
ub~ser b sta that they saw the adea.
isernent i ht journal (namning the paperah
.1,.4'
PERMANENTLY OURES
KIDNEY DISEASES
L1YER COMPLAINTS,
Constipation and Piles.
W!ha
n"60% ehrcolo no Vs, "Iti
vain ew 4b~great
F. . Iee ME " n@00rMa
iaaseVere lver"md 4d1= 0Oml&10
IT HAS
WONDERFUL
POWER.
ZeOuse# At, uute til3, the 30WZLD mad
the =eD at the ame am.
Because it cleanee the system of
theoisnouhumorethat develoe
In drey and Urinary diaeesep all
lonesei Jaundioe, Constipalon,
Prc, r n Rhisuma-tism, NeuraIsia
and nervou disordars.
KIMMEY.WORT Ism dry vegetable oemb.
poundad "a be seat 1 b mai P"ePAid.
Onepaekagewill mak*sl ta itaedleime.
rBiUy It at the Druggist. Prie., $1.00.
WLLO, RZoIARDOIN A Co., proprietor,
2 (Will $end yost paid.) Burl'Hgton, Vt.
BB
CELEBRATEOD
TOACNE SJ
Tholgla Milakfai eK- n Anpest Leaf
wit i1 the chills and fever, th1 Victim of malaria
May slit iccover by using th I celebrat ed spe
Olle, which not only breaks up t is M-ost aggra
vat ed at tacks, but Drevents thelt recurrence.
It I linlini -ely preforkable to quinine. not only be
vauso it does the business far more thoroughly,
but al-o on acconlit of its perfe -t whiolesine
ne-s and invigorating action upon he entire
- ysteni. For sale by all Druggists and dealers
general.
INVESTMENT BONDS.
Per cnt,
0F THE
il. MADISON & NORTHWESTRN RAIWAY 00,
DAT1ND APRlIt, 1, 1880, and DUMl IN 190s.
Bo-nds of 010 and .1000 each.
Pritneipal aaud lanteuemt Payable in Gold
In New Yorks.
UNION TRLUIIT CO., Now York, TRUSTER.
8 00'l or Iu, in r n-la whole issue of Bond.,
at. ot f r.1-rmm (it y of l'rt limes, Iowa,
Iterent lyaybil , A nr11 1et and 0 itober Iar ,
Whim encias 6300 ausl socoe au thtere wil
begie a. a uls 8 10 Bnd $200 s'e4 e.
lyeaupan -ba adcptlmoko h
i i 1 , & , ia foulon ', or for fnrt her in forailon,
JAMES M. DRtAKEi & 40., Bankers,
Drexel Buaildlng, 29 Wal st., N. .
IThe P'ur t stud Jiest Medicine over Made.
Aeo mbination of Hop., Buchu, Man
d rak e and Dandelion, witha alltebest and
most o tire tivo iiroperties of all other Bittors,
meak em tho greatest Blood Purifier, Liver
Reg u I B tor and Life and Ihealth Rtestoringc
Agent on earth.
No disease o an possibly long exIst where fop
Biltteare us ud,so variedaundporfoct are their
operations.
They gve new11 feandvlgorttheagedanaimfirm.
To all whoso o mploymnents causo Irregulart
tyottheboweisor urlitry organs, or who re
quire an Appetizer Tonto andI mil stimulant,
Ihop nitters are invat uable, withiout intox
loating.
No matter whatyour to elings or sympltouns
are whtat theo dIsease or all ment Is uso flop Dlit
ter.. Don't wait uintiyou a 1o sick but itf you]
only feel bad or miserabtlo, use titem at once.
It may save yoturlife.it has avey d hunadred,,.
*500 will be paid for a a 5so thtey will not
eure or helip. Do aot suffoer or let your friends
suffer,bt t usoe and surge them to use Hop g
Remember, flop flitters is no VIle, drngged
drunken nostrumi, but the Purest a n d let' -
MoLnecineever made ; the "INVA~IDS FRIEND
and Hor1E" anid no pe'rson Or family
sh.ould be without them.
or ) ike n uat-eo opimui oc a i
ar tr lu~a op biters stg. Ce.,en
HID1NEY DISEAE
asequickly and surely eured by the use of EZDN~.a
having sutch an inmens. sale in all parts oftthe counby
and tone to the diseased organs, and through them o
humors. Kidney dimssesoftthirty yearemtandinglhave
ho-, whloh have distressed the vieiis fowr earm.- We I
power. No logeus Aloholie Ditters, whish de anon
(il send post paid. ~ WEI
D ir. Pierce's (Gokten ierlical Discovery starea
commoinn llotcih, Piuasple, or E~ruptionm, Erysa
ltough ttkiun, ini short, alldi lsenites catused hy b
purliing, andi invi orsnin medicine. i t
Emsecillyha t mni elsted its piotencyinu
Fls Ar yes, Rcrolsatous Sorcs anid fewelS:
Seck, and Entlarged Elatnds.
If y'ott fool cliuTI, cdrowvs-, dlebilitated, have mall
on fuee or* btody, frequent henelar~he or dizztiness
iliernated withl hot ilnishes, Irregular appetite,'t
'torpid Liver, or "Illllousess." Am a remes
Aledicnt Discovery has no equal, am it effecte peiI
.In the cure of Brench fim, Severe cougn
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,greatest medleicldiscovery of the age. Sold by dl
No use of takins
* . 4 Pelleta( (Li
\.* G 9 seeds
p W~~ u f - w in sng thei
IY# VO system, diet, or
(fotiati'on, I
g The" ittle GIant " Qathartie, Stomach.lm Dad 'I
heoit Rionmache, Rush of loods to lensi, tae S
Bold by druggists. ,Nitl~ DianPENNc~jif M
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AtUSIN, and in IJLUIs e
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Iohnson's Fothol for Sinii Claim,
(G0 cents.) By A. N. JOHNSON.
The Temple contains an excellent 8insing
icutol Cor1e, and a largo number of Glees,
iong., Sacred Tuines and anthei0s for pine' tee
ind for use i n classes.. L. 0. Emerson's Voice
f Woralaip has exactly the same end tin
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:nd entirely different nuslo. Jobnasons
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book; is admiral-ly ainple and clear, has plent3
ft In i14c, aud hai a thorough course in Note
iteiong.
W Any book maIled for retail price.
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i. 10. DITNOW, & CO ,
3s cleatatt Street. *tsaelphIa.
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ravelin g in this country,s) a that snostof the likoa
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pursuo A lA Exnrtti ntANCHIE8 FEEg.
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nst~i n Dbst ttfnrel Brec.loadn Sho
to 1mse an d B ~ e1reech-oa a bate ris ad
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DoREWARD ny'IsW
$ nia <at e lief, cures case
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anad ordinary cases int 2 da s.
___________CAU TIONd 2, io
tuar ine n itburk a Pile ofSone, and
byalldu'nlata. Sont 1by: mal J, F&~ Mu n'M..
Peonr..&W. oor. Tonta and Arch Sta.. Phila. .Pa
CONST1PAiON
SAND PILES.s
worson natural picpe.,I etrssrnt
eans. the system of eumaniated and ooue
been eued, aso Panes, Consupei Remt
ave volume. of testimonya of it. wonateupv
hanbsn thtan goodo drastie pills, but use hms
ii li utuors from the worst Hterofamia to a
alas, Watrauu Fever Mores, Senly or
rid blood, nreu conqueredi by this pow erfutl,
ring Telter, Rose Rias, ls, Carbun.
ago, Whbite Iiwelilinga, Coltre Os. Thiecs
ow color of skin, or Vellowishrown spota
had taste In mouth, Internal hent or chllis
ndi tongue coated, you are suOerin from
se ly oral sno e ases -lsr. Flearce's VNolden
WVeak hungs, nnl early stages of ('on.
and eminent ~htysliins prononce it the
the large, repuleive, nauisous paills. The so
tle) are scarcely larger than susat
iVY@efable, no pasrtilula nis eruie
. 150y perate itout d eIsturnelotte
occuplutlon. For .lalundice, Ieattnese,
mpure lilocd, Pain in t hcsshoulde '
test, Ibluzineus, Mourt Eernoftioss faoT
sits in tth, lilitaigs attacks Plutt in
Cy'a, IEnternael l'.'e*~ llittesi fel tg
Ot. Ax5iof'I~. Ti' ra'r., Rtffraln. N. T
sanssi. The Latest, Styles in ENAMICLED
nd WHITE DIlLL.
EVENSON, Manufacturers,
C,PHILAIFRLPuIl A.
DR. RADWAY'S
SarmaarilMa Blesolveit
TiE GREAT BLOOD PUBIFIR,
FOR THlE R Or O , HEEN gg,
ARY OR OOZAGIOUS,
so is Seated In The EM8ege r eiWmk&eb,@h
or nones, esh er Kerve.,
CORRUPTING TRE S01. ARD VTIA'I'ING
Chronfe Cmplan &.
owet nlydeche ara-a 11esolven
us l*'Cob"."an ' 4n' "11,
buis. uepianlser BFr
hIDNYtN SBLDDER COer, mLAINT
Urnam tWmeaes, at
Liver complaint. &h.
sot only does the Aaanr thesolvent
0hctl all remedial agents in he ure of rhrolo,
orofulos nc stitutional and Stkien DeoAss
but It Is the onlY positive ours for
KIDNEY AND LADDR CO LAINTS
Urinary and Womb DWAY'S RjeR Diabet
Drotptl otage to Water ntive pi
Urine, righcs Disese, Albulnurhe Par lon
eases where there ae briOc-ust eposits, or
the water Is thick. cloudy, mixed with Sb
stmnces like the white Of an e1g of threas like
whit .k, or there R . a Mored, dak, bilitlu
0 rne and white bone-dual depoelta, Bilt
W~IT there ts a pricking, burning *-nsatou
when passingf water, and palm In ttheesmall of
the bacek and awon the loins. Sold bY Drug.
gist4. PRIOR ONI DOLLAR
OAANTUMOR OF TEN T BR ' OR(WTJ3
CURED AY DR. ADWAY'S MMUDIJe.
one bottle contains more of the active p.1001.
=iso Medicines than ainy other Preparation,
ian esonu doses WhOhleors Ms
ilulre five or sx ~titmed as much.
Rx Re Re
RAD WAY'S
Ready Relief,
CURES AND PREVENTS
DYSENTERY, DIARRHCEA,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
FEVER AND AGUE,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
INFLUENZA, DIPHTHERIA,
SORE THROAT,
DIFFICULT BREATHING.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
LnosCeness Diarria Cholera Morbus or paiu.
lul discharges from tie bowel are stopped in
16 or 20 nolnutA's by taking Iladway's Read R_
lief. No congestion or Inflammation, no weak
ness or lasltudo will follow tihe use of the It. R.
Relief.
IT WAS THE FIRVI' AND IS
The Only Pain Remedy
thAt Instantly stops the 11o10. excruolating
San, 'l rall nflammatioas, and cures Conzs
or other glands or orsuans, by on b pp1'cetiol
in from osme to twenty nissutes, no mat
ter ow violet or excruciating the palt he
;Iieuin 410. Ded-ridden, Infirm. Crpld, Nery.
out. Neural g or rostcraed with dIieasn may
suffer. RA WAY' REA Y RELIEF will afford
Instnt ease.
Englanuanaation of the Ridnoyn,
l1aanen iosa on of the Bladder,
lan1111mnaisgon of the Dowel.
conorestion of the Lgsu.
Sore Throat, Ioiteuls Breathing.
yt iU ipitation of the learg.
111yatert,., crossi), Diphtheria
tatarrb, influenma.
Ikeadateh e. Toothache,
Nrvoune s I4leeple.ssee's,
.Vemlssiga, Bthenunat,11111
ChiCbin ani Poat Be.Ast .t ,
The applicalton of the Read Relicrt o0 te part
s~r part wher e pain Or dfinltly exists wil
Thirty to sixty drops In a half tumbler ot
water will in a few minutes cure Cramps
Sprains. Sk'ur Sromach, Heartburn, Sick hiead
aeh' DIarr w, Dysente, Colic, Wind in Lhe
Tiravelers should always carry a bottle of Rt .d.
wa 'siReady Relief With them. A tew dron In
water will prevent sIckness or pains tromn
chang of water. It is tietter thao Frenich
Brandy or Ilttrs as a Jtimulant. Price Filty
Radways Regulating Pills.
Perfeet Purgatives, Soothing Aperients,
Aol Without Pain, Always Kteliable
and Natural in their Operation.
A VEGETABLE 8URSTITUTE FORt CALOM~fL.
Perfeetly tasteless, elegantly coated with
swe ag n purge, regulate, purI'fy, olsanse and
RADwAy's Piras for the cure of all Disorders
of the r'tomach Lver, Bowels Kidnes Blad
der, Nervous Dhseases, eadacie, Constption.
ness. Fever inaion of th owel. ~
and all derangements of the Internai lnis.
Warranted toeffect a perfect oure. Purel.
Ve ta , ent ingno mercury, minerals or
a bsr e the following mptomt reutl
ation Inward Pilesy ilns of the Blood in
ledydi of the Stomach,.Nauson. Ieart.
burn Disgut of Food Fullness or Weight in
the ntoach Sotir Erucaiions, Sinking or Flut
tering at the Heartr, Choking or Suffering Sen
VisionDoe eor Webs Beore th Sigim Foer ao
Dull pin In the Head, D..ifcioeo Perspira
tion Yellowness or the 8kin and Eyes. Pain in
tI atir. Chst i tam nd Budden Flushes of
A few doses Of RADWAT's PI.a Will free the
system from alU the above-named disorders.
Price, 55 4Cente per Box.
We repeat that the reader must consult our
books and papers on the subject of disensees and
their cure, amosig which may be named:
"Falue and True ,"*
"Rtadw y on irritable U~rethra,''
'RadwaF en Sierofula,"'
ad others relating to dilferent classes of Die.
HOLD BY DRlUGGIST8:
READ "FALSE AND 'TR U3m3.
Bond a letter stam p to RA DWA Y & 40,
No.52 Warren. Cor. Chmurch e. Mt en'
Iwnformation worth thousands wIll be.sent
TO THE PUBLIC,
There can be no better guarantee oftjhe value
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DIRs than the base and orhess imiat nsoOf
them as there are Valse Rtesolvente, eliefs
an J'ihs Bte sre and ask fr Radwas and
CAN MAsAE .5 P*ER DAY
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Pietform F.ily Scale
gh upp,,ue r illi
ite'lr.co ,lt
ilom for A get. Exclunive trritory giveo.
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