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AGRICULTURE. A CARRIAGS should be kept in 'an airy, dry coach house, with a moderate amourt of light, otherwise the colors will be destroyed. There should be no communication between the stables and coachhouse. The manure-heap or pit should also be kept as far away as possible. Ammonia cracks varnish and fades the color both of painting and lining. A carriage should never, under any circumstances, be put away dirty. In washing a carriage keep out of the sun and have the lever end of the "setts" covered with leather. Use plenty of water, which apply (where practicable) with a hose or syringe, -taking care that the water is not dr v en into the body to the injury of the lining. When forced water is not at tainable, use for the body a large soft sponge. This when saturated, squeeze over the panels, and by the flow down of the water the dirt will soften and harmlessly run off then finish with a soft chamois leather and oil eilk hand kerchief. The same remarks apply to the underworks and wheels, except that when the mud is well soaked, a soft mop, free from any hard substance In the head, may be used. Never use a "spokebrush,'' which, in conjunc Ion with the grit irom the road, acts like sandpaper on the varnish, scratching It, and of course effectually remcving all gloss. Never allow water to dry itself on the carriage, as It invariably stains. le careful to grease the bear ings of the lore carriage so as to allow it. turn Ireely. Exam1iAe a carriage oc casionally, and whenever a bolt or sill) appea a to be getting loose tighten it up with a wrencb and always have little iepalrs done at once. Never draw out or back a carriage into a coach house N ith the horses attached, as n.ore accidents occur from this than any other cause. headed carriages should never stand with the head down; and aprons of every kind should be Irequently untolded or tliy will boon spoil, CunIny TuuE.-A few words of advice in planting out and protecting cherry trees may not be out of' place at, this time, when people are making up their lists of Irult trees, for transplan ting the approaching spring There is no tree that requires more careful handling and setting and attention than the cherry. Frequently those be Ing tiransported from a long distance suffer aufiloieut injury to render them unfit for planting, In our own expe rience we have met with repeated loss in this way. The worst of the disap pointnent Is, that after being et out ill It the tree wLill give just. onottgh kelus of growing to lnduce one to let it stand until the whole summer and fall are past, thus depriving us of two oppor tunities to throw it out and plant an other in its place. In all such cases we would advise in the 11rst place the uuttiig off of nearly the whole of the top,hnai thei it does not in the course fill of a fe-w weeks give decided evidence of a Iresh growth, to remove it, CnLirc ly. We have saved several by this sharp prunig, which are now 11ie, healthy trees. But, in the first place, set otft no cheriy tree that has hot a ill supply of roots, especially of* small ones, and the stein of which is not free from brufs es, frcom which Iticy til not recover. dot with the nost, uae, spreading out the roots their full length, and stake them Ihl 'ily but so that they will not rub by the action of the wind. 0Then out away aill -superflutous top bratnces of wliichi each one in list Judge for himnsell and be careul that in diggiag and j Ip] grubbmng about the trees no injury is ueoie to Slhe roots or bark. CilANiNEsa IN TiHE Cow STrAnLE. * Neat ly all the cows one sees now are difigured and defled about the qu1art era witsh 111th. Such things ought not, so to be, nor need they be so. &tables - can easily be so arranged as to keel) the cows more cleanly and comnfortable and to make the mialking, to say the least, a nmore agreeable job. We have seen cows, anu cows we would dislike to be obliged to milk, and which we could niot aik a cleaniy,rcspecta ble persons to ilk. Ordlinary carelessness and slov enlIness ar~e bad enough, buit when it coies to auch filth as is to ofteni seen in cow stables, it is past the endurance of decent peop~le. These remiarks wIll unfortuniately lit a good many dairy men,:t but if they pinch, there ia a Ewita in lamb are very liable to take od,iand when exposed to wet antd codweather, or allowed to lie oni the grotund, are likely to sulfer abortioii. HE Is a bright boy O1 tell years anld lives in Port Deposit, where, owing to the pure water and clear atmosc phere of the lofty granite hills, lads 01' his age develop a rare precocity, lie came to Elkton recenitly with the mats culine author of' his being commonly called "daddy,'' who is a prominent the companionship of 1ulktoni lawyers somewhat tedious, Johnny started for a stroll on his own account to see the town. Sauntering leIsurely along in the east end o1 the vylihage lie was ac costed ny a group o1 yougsters on the pavement, when, from the window above, the following dialogue wais overheard and~ enjoyed by an Elkton lady: Group (in unison) - Hleigh eli W hat's yotur amne? Johnny-My name! T1hie same as mny father's. Group-What might it be ? Johnny-It might be Smith, btut it ain't. Group--Where do you live ? Johnny-in a houtse of' coturse. Group - here is the house ? Johnny-On hie grotund. You don't tinlk it's up a tree, do you?"' Not making as satisfactory p)rogress toward the discovery of the identity and home of the stranger as they ex.. pected, one of the girls, fancying her self smarter than the rest, wish a melf ~ iisatisfied air, asked: "'Well, what do yott do at home ?'' "'Tend to my own business,'' was 1$ the nonchalant reply ; when Jlohnny, casting a quizzical glance aG his ior nentors, passed on with an air that plainly saidl. "You thought I wats ironith country. didn't you?"' At first they did, and then t hcy didni't. BATTER AND APPLa.-l'are and core F ~ six alples, and stew them for a shcrt Sr -! time with a little sugar; make a bar. ter in the usual way, beat in the ap IF ~ples and pour the putddiing into a but tered pie dIsh. The -pudding, wvhen roperly done, should rise up quite light, with the ap~ples on the top. TIo be eaten at table with butter aiid moist sugar. ITi is hard to rememnber,amidst kisses and praiseri,tbat there is anything else in the world to be done or thought of but love-makIng; but the days' of life are many, and the husband must, be a guide to be truisted-a comipanion, a friend, as well as a lover. DOMESTIO. VWlny part ot-tho body gets frozen, the very worst thing to do is to apply heat directly. Keep away from the fire. Use snow if you can get it; if not, use the coldest possible water. Last winter our little boy of five years froze his feet while out coasting at con siderable distance from the house. He cried all the way home, and the case seemed pretty bad. I brought a big pant ul of snow and put his feet into it, rubbing them with the snow. But my hands could not stand the cold. I was alarmed to se him keep his feet in the snow so long, but he could not bear them out of it. It was halt an hour before lie would take -the in out, and then the pain was nll gone, and when I had wiped them dry and rub bed them a little, he was entirely coml fortable, put on his stockings and shoes, and went to play. He never afterwards had any trouble with his feet on account of this freezing. His sister got tier feet extremely cold, and put them at once to the tire. Her case at first was not so bad as her brother's but the result was much worse. Her feet were very tender all winter, and she suffered from chilblains. Her toes had a swollen purple look, and she had to tAko a larger sizn of shoes. MACKDOINCOF Fura.-ThIs Is made with any kind of fruits, however, ielly made with champagne or sherry ib preferable. Any of I lie delicate fruits of the season, such as grapes, cherries, peaches, strawberries, raspberries, mulberries, currants (on their stems) plums and orange sections, or pre served fruits, such as brandled cier ries, peaches,otc.,are tsbtefu 1 Imbedded In the jolly, so as to show their forms and colors to best advantage. A flne bunch of Hamburg, or of Malaga grapes Is exceedingly pretty, Iicorpo rated whole into a clear champagne jolly; it should be suspended with a smill threAd In the center of the Jelly nolds, and the jelly poured in when quite cold, though not set. The bunches of grapes are in this way much more easily imbedded than other fruits. In the latter case, tihe mold is set on lee; a little jelly is poured in, and, when set., some fruits aire arranged in a cir cle or according to taste; more jolly poured in and left to harden again; more fruit added, and thus continued until tihe mold Is full. Do not heat the jelly a second time; merely keep it in a warni place, awaiting that on the ice to hardeni. CUre1'cd Ot Driutihag. "A young friend of mine was cured of an, insatlable thirst for liquor, which had so prostrated huin that he was un able to do any business. Ile was en tirely cured by the use of lop Bitters. It allayed all that burning thirst' took away the appetite for liquor; inade his nierves steady, and hus remained a sober and steady main for more than two years, and has no desire to return to llls cips; I know of a miumber of others tlhar have been cured of drink ing by it."-Fr'oim it leading R. R. 0111 cal, C hicago, Ill.-Tmes To PRIvsaERvE OURiN GiNut.-Take the root of green ginger and pare neat ly with sharp knife, throwing it in a pan of cold water; boil till tender through, changing the water three times, each time putting on cold wa ter; when boiled perfectly tender throw again in cold water, and lot it lie an hour or more. For every six pounds of loaf sugar, adding half a pint of waiter to each pound of sugar, andi~ stir' gr'aduailly the beaten whites of four eggs into it; boil and skim wvell, druin the ginger from the waiter, and wvhen the sal'up is cold nour it, cover it, and let stand for two days; then, haiving sti'ained the syrup fr'om the ginger, boil it again and1( pouircold wa ter over the ginger, and let it stand thrieo dlays; aifterwatrd boll the syrup and p)ouri hot ever the gingor. Repuat the p)oitring of' the hot syrup over the ginger until you 11nd the sy rup has thoroughly penetrated It; this you wvill be aible to tell by taisting it anid by its appe~araince wvheni youi cut i t,and~ by tihe syrup becoming very rich and thiick. To( Cm.i'A~N Loox{ Io- LAss1Cs.--Taiko ai newspaper, or parit of' one, accordling to the size 01' the glaiss. Fold it small and1( dli) it into a bastin of eleani coldi water'; when thoroughly wet squeeze it out in your hand as you would a sponge, anal t,bieni i'ub it hiardi atli over the face of' the glass, taking care thiat it is not so wet ase to run downi ia s'tieatus. Ini fact, thme paper must only be comp iletely iinoisteneod or dampeiied all thr'ougha. After the glass has been well ruibbed wvithi wet paper, let at i'est for' a few nihinutea and1 then go over it withi a freshi dIry newspaper (f'old ed small in your hand) till it looks cleai' amid bright, wvhlch it will almost im miediately, aand with no further trouabl e, I ira'ui Bl.oo,-In niorbid condhl tionsa of the blood aire maniy diseaises; suchi ais sailt 'heumn, ring-worm, bolts, carbuncles, sores, ulcers and pimples. in L~is condition of' t.h bloodti'y the VEoETINEc, anid ciure these afections. As a blood-purifier It has no eqiual. its Ona.-P'ASrTE Sumoi- B.ACK iNO._Any one miaiy amaike his own oi 1-paiste blatek ing by tihe f'ollowving truistworthy re collpt :Molauses one poundl, ivory black One anid one-hatlf pounds, sweet oil two ounces, Rub togother' ini a mortar till aill the ingred ints form a per'fectly smooth mixture ; then aidd the juice of One henmon, or about a wineghases of strong villgari, andi~ thoroughly incor porate, wvith just enough waiter addled sl owvly to gala the required consist. ency. liEroitE thme children 's stockings be gin to be thmn alt the knees and to neced dar'ning, put a pice of cloth tinder and sew with line syateics so that, they will not, showv ; soft flannel or pleOses of old stockings whlich are sti'onig enaough to be worth using arc better thani any hieaiver chooli. By takinag the trouable to do this, stockings maty be made to last twice as long ats without it. To Rxm~ov icC!r.AtssS'aori'cns.-Young ladies arec sometimnes its a dlilemnma over a glass stoppher' that willl stick fast ini a prietty perfhume bottle. Let them steam the neck of this (the bottle) over the teaukettlo and knock it gently with a knife blade, If' thait will not serve the purp'Jose put a few~ driops of sweet oil about the coi'k aind set the tiottle near the fire where It will get warma. ]Ron.iso wateer' wvill remove tea scains and many fruit stains; 1)our1 the water through tihe staiun, and~ tnus p~re vent it from spreading oni the fabric, while soaking in milk before washinzg wvill always remove ink stains from any faibric. Foni a good or easily made putdding sauce take one tablespoonful of butter two tablespoonfuls of flour, two thirds of a cup of sugar. Pour hot water over these, stir well and boll until thick; flavor with lemon, wvine or with nut Obtrusive Advertising. It depends large!y upon what It Is that is advertisod-the temper and feeling of the public toward the sub ject matter, whether the advertiser can afford to steal In upon the readers at tention by the use of some favorite quotation-or iding in upon some cur rent topic of dispussion. Some adverti sers have run against a. fatal snag try lug to imitate the method of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup, Cough Syrup etc., in this class o1 advertising, meeting with dis gust and rebuke. The fact is the adver tiser, when lie enters in this way the presence of the reader unbidden, must carry with him his ownwelcome, this unceremonious manner of approach pror supposes a certain favoritle.. A popu lar pastor of one of our city churches recently made allusion from the pulpit to Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup as illustrat ing how dear medeci aes even become to us when known to alleviate the ails and ills of life. There must be truth and merit when the advertiser can shake hands with such high company. -India(napo-i8 Journal. 'AT nine o'clock a small thin man was Shaking with cold ab he stood in front of the oflice of a Detroit Justice of the Peace. When he had been there for half an hour, a man in an ollice op posite raised the window and asked: "Waiting to see anybody?" "Yes; I have a lawsuit here, at ten 'e'lock." "Are you plaintiff or defendant ?' "Defendant." "Then you are a fool to stay there in the cold. Tle case will be decided for plaintiff anlyhow, and you might as well get a corner on some stove as to stand there In the wind." "Yes, I suppose I mightand I guess I will," replied the other, and off he went, to return two hours later and found that Judgment had.been render ed against him. [Clinton (Iowa) Herala. James Butler, Esq., Clerk of the Roxbury . Carpet Co., Boston Mass., employing eight hundred hands, in a late communication concerning the ad nlrable working of an article Intro duced Into the factory, says: The fat mous Old German Remedy, St Jacob's Oil has effected several cures among our mien, who have been badly hurt in working in the factory, and they pro nounce It a success every tiue. Tic old ship Diana was rnuning down before the. northeast trades for New Orleans, and one day at the dii nor the Captain called to a young fel low who was At the wheel, through the open skylight, "Ilow does she head ?" "Soul hwest by west, half west, little westerly, sir," the youth replied. "That's it precoeious you ngster; I wonder if I can get another 'west' out of him?" said the captain. "Jack, put another west on to that course and I will give you a hammock." "Southwest by west, half west, a little westerly, Captain West," caie down through the skylight, and the boy got his hammock, for the captain's name was West. A DRCENTLY-DRESsED workiman came to a photographer's recently to have the portrait of his wife taken. While the operator was arranging thecamera the husband thought fit to give some advice to the companion of his life concerning her pose. "Think of something serious," he said; "or else you will laugh and spoll it. Remem ber that your father is in prison, and that your brother has had to complounid with Is creditors; aiid try to imagine whlat would have become of you if 1 had not Ciakeni pity upon you." Women that have been bedridden for ~years have been comnnletcly cured by the use of Lydia E. Pinikhiam's V ege table Comipound. Rev.-, W ashington, 1). C., writes: "I believe it to be wrong and even wvicked for clergymenl or other public meni to be led iiito giving testimonials to quack doctors or vile stuits called mecdiciies, but when a really meritori.. eus article made of valuible remedies known to all, that ail physicians use and trust in daily, we should freely commeiid it. I therefore cheerfuily anmd heartily conimend 110op Bitters for the good they have doe me1 ant my friends, firmly believiing they have no equal for family use. I wili niot be Weekly. A Lov xn,who wvas told by his frienids that lie luail engaged to marry at fool, said to them thamt the girlihe had chioseni had certainly some qualities to shine ini a fashionable circle ; she had plenmty of apathy, wvas tolerably illiter ate, wa'ms brIlliantly vin, anid fertilely capricious, acquieseed with eyery onme, andu dllfused uiversa.i smiles. A LuI' recently visited a clairvoy anit ini order to hear something about lhen hiusb'und's life. The clairvoyant said :'"You must bring mei some1 of your husband's haiir before I caii go into thle hind of dreams.'' ''lut,'' said the lady, ''liy husband is bald-head ed.'' ''Still,"' said( the clairvoyanit, "you miay pull at little miore from time sides." P'IA5Sx the wite, mian; for pity's sake, give her a little encourecement; it won't hurt lier. She mlade your home11 comortable, your heart bright, anid shiinmg, food agreeable- for pi1ty 's s ike tell her you thank hecr, if niothing miore. She dlon't expect It; it will miake her~ eyes openi ider thar' they have these ten years, but it wvill do her g 00od, and you, too. ANY person having ai bald head aind failing to see the benefit to be derived from the great petroileum hair reewr Carbollne, as now impirovedl and~ per lected, in tihe face of* the vast numlibeir of testimonlis from our very best citizens, is surely going it blind. Suix had suied for broach of promise and tihe verdict of the jury was agalist her. "W~anit to 1)o11 the jury ?"' she was askett. "Yes, 1(do. Jes' winmme the po010 for two miniutes," and she hiad thrown oil her bonacet before the legal phrlase could be expliainied by her cuntsel. D)in you ever see a young iady under take to (rop a letter ini theo ipostoflle box without drawing it back several tiuit.5 to scana the directionis amnd thme stamp and the gumnmejl side before fiiially lettinig it diropY A s curious as it may~i seem1 we hamve. GOxonoxm WAsnINo-roN was a little boy wheii lie said he coulId not tell ia lie. lie lived to growv up, to go a fishing and to hold oflice. A greater knowl edge came with incereasin g years. In this moist and variable climate Colds are the rule rather thani time ox ception. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup lj just the remedy for every one to take when euflering from a CoughI, Cold1 or aiiy Thlmrnnt troubhe. To AU Our Friends. Havliig had numberless iuquirles fox advertising cards from ladies in all parts of the country who are Interest ed in the prevailing fashion of making "Uard Collections," we are having printed for them a set of seven beauti ful cards, each in six colors and on a old background, in the very highest egree of art, ilustrating Shakspeare's "Seven Ages of Mal." We havespared no expense in those cards--they are simply little art gems. Our only aim has been to publish the finest cards yet shown. Applications for them have come in so rapidly that nearly the whole edition is engaged before the receipt by us of the cards from the artist.. We have therefore been obliged to adopt thu following plan for the dis tribution of the remainder: No more of the gilt Shakepeat, cards, %even in the series, will be sent excepting upon the receipt of a statement from a grocer that the person applying for the cards has bought of him on that day at least seven bars of Dobbins' Electric Soa'p, with price paid for same. All apply ing in this manner will receive the full set of seven cards gratis by mail. This will insure us that our friends and patrons get their share ot these beauti ful designs, althoug-h it in no manner repays us for the cost of the cares. Your grocer has the soap or will get it, and the purchase by you of seven bars of it at one tine will secure for you qratis seven really beautt ful cards. The soap improves with age, and is an at ticle of necessity in your house every week. Therefore you are not asked to buy a useless article, but one that y ou mubt have anyway. Please send us your applications at once, and tell your lady friends making "Card Collec tions," tc0 do the same. Grocers do nol have .the cards to deliver. Buy the soap of thetm, send us their.bill, and toe will mail you the cards free. Yours respeet'fully, I, L. COAUIN & CU., 110 South 4th Street, PLhiladelplila, Pa. P..8.-Ladles not wishing to buy soap can get the cards by remitting cost price, 25 cents. (Jackson Daily Patriot.] Happy Friends. Rev. F. M. Winburne, Pastor Mt. E. Cnurch, Mexia, ''exas, writes as fol lows: SevEral months since I received a supply of St. Jacob's Ol. Retaining two bottles, I distributed the rest among friends. ' It is u most excellent remedy for pains and aches of various kinds, especially neuralgia and rheu matic afi'ections. "FArER," said the bakera's girl, "I must marry the man I love.'' "Dough nut do it, my daughter, and you'll never knead for anything," was the reply of the obstinate old man. A ITT girl, after profound re flection, sitting in ier little chair by the fire, asked: "AIamna. flow does a step-mother walk ?" "0,000 Persons Cured-" is the glorious record of 'Anakesis," and none but those aillicted with piles, that most painful and persistent of all diseases, will fulfly un derstand or appreciate tho signifloance of such an announcement, Only those who have wasted timo, money and health on ointments. lotions, electuaries and the innumerable worso than usoloss nostrums and catch-ponnic3 put forth to deceive the ignorant, or what is even more unsatisfactory, suffered from the em pirical and routine prantice of careless or Ig norant doctors, can realize how great a boon an infallible remedy for piles must be, or how great a benefactor to the human race the discoverer, Dr. Bilebee is. Anakesis is not the chanco blunder of inexperience. but tho result of 40 years' practico and study of Piles by an accomplished and seientinlo p~hysician. It is now endorsed by the most intelligent physicians or all scheol i and anmitted to be the nearest to an infallible remedy known. It 18 simlo, safe and easy of application, relieves pain at once, helps up the eensitive tumors, soothles, compresses and medicates the dis eased pat-ts and ultimately cure-s the worst casoes, and any one who will follow the advise of Dr. Bilsbee in the printed oircular need never have Pales again. It is the only pro prietary medicine we ever saw that not only cures but tells its customers howv to preoet the disease. Sufferers with Piles should write to P. Neustaedter & C '.. Box 3940 Now York, for a sample of "Anakosis," which will be sent freo. MEN. of enduirance have healthy kidneys and liver. Lame back, constipation and piles are unknown to themi. The eomedy for these diseases is Kidnoey-Wort. -Sun. VEGETINE I Dr. W. Ross Writes: Scrofu Ea. LIiver Complaint, N~pspepsia, Rhemoatlism, Woakness, I have been pracilsing medicine for 25 years, andli ast a redy'( for Bcrofu Ia, hitver Complaint, D)yspepsla, iltaismn, Weakness, and all dis. .eases of the blood, I have never' ioundi its equal. I have sold Vegetino fur 7 years and have never hand one batltie reoturned. I would heartily re commnuad .1. to thosi in nel of a biood puriter DR. W. 1105s, Drtiggist, Sept. 1s, 1878. wilton, Iowa. U)lIUGGIS'rs TAKIC VEGICTINE AND ICOMMEfMD IT'. ii. It. ST ICVENs, Boston: I ha~vo been s0:ling Vogotine ever since h,. Camo1 inito exlstce, anid haive reeomm~ndued1 It, ito my customlers. 1 have trio I It, my3self and find it. a1 great, blio l)parifllr anld renovator of the 33sstem. MI. N., bAILMON, Druggist, Aug. 22, id. Burling.ton, iowa W. Hipped, M.D., Says:. II. 11. sTiEV ENS, Boston: I have sold your Vegetine for over a year, and have heard ever'y person whlo has used it speair t avorably of its good clfc~t,a. w. lIIPPEtE, M. D., Druggist, Sept. 10, 1873. D)xs MOINKxs, Iowa II. 11. STIv ENS, Boston: I have b)en selling your Ve'getine for the past live years, amiui l1uau lihe sales inacrea ing every year,. I consideor W"get.ino one of the best, and most, reliable piepairations now in the market. J. HI, wiHEITsTONEI, Druggist, Sept,. 10, 1878S. Iowa City. Iowa. Vegotinee P'IldPAllED) BY HLu R. ST IW.ENS, IlosroN, Mass Vegetlune in Noiti bry All Druggists. a , or ek to A member of the 0. A. Rt. I odstanding. Addres . 8'.121 Market St., Pi'aladelphia. Those ansawermg an Advertisemens ml confer a savor u- n~ Adivertiser and the Publsherbyst ng t they saw the adyer. U1soemnt Ln this lourna l(namteg the pasib)e Tun San Franelsco milliner must be a wonderful ereature. Shie makes bonIlets that rainbow the face witti a sort of supernal satisfaction, and len d an air of distinguished devoutness to the well-mannered worshipper. IT is ve ry mean to ask a man whose ife is a shrew if it is hot enough for hlim,or if it Is cold enoughI tor him. e Onl, Medicine hat Aets at the Same Time on Tih Lver, the Bowels and the Kdneys. These organs are the natural cleans er of the tem If they work w4Il health brlde perfctml Claw~jed# TERRIBLE SUPPERINO. Dilloussess, Headaehe, Dyspepsia, Jaux. dies, Constipation and Plies, or Eid. may Complaints, Gravel, Diabetes, er Rheumatie Pains and Aches, are developed because the blood is poisoned with the humors that should have been expelled naturally. KIDINEY-WORT ynrestore the healthy aton andl all theme eatroygng evils will e banished neglect them an yo will live but to suffer. ous ad havebeenoured. Tryitatid-yo will add one-viore to the number. Take it andhealthwilloncemoregladdonyourheart. KEDxY-WoT will curo you. Try a pack age at once and b satisled. It is a dry vegesabie compound and One Packagemakessixquartsof Nedicino. Your Druggfoe f4t or ted ist fjor you. Inses upon ving fil * 10.1 Wzrs, Z0AID0c n A 00., roplietors, 10 <w a..et .aid.) U=rlnato., vt. CELEBRATEDS STOTMACHR ITTIER No Time Should be Lost it Ihe stomacn, liver and bowels are affected, to adopt the sure remedy. Hostetter's stomach Bitters. Diseases of the organs ramed b -g0t others far more serious, and a delay is therefore hazardous. Dyspepsia, liver comniaint, chills and lever, early rheumatic twinges, kidnei weakness, bring serious bodily trouble it trilled with. Lose no time in using.this effective, safe and long known medicine. For s4o by all Druggists and Dealers generally. if you "o aaman It youae of busineasweak. man of It eued by ite strain of terstollingovern Yordutiesavi nitwrt tor stimulantsand tree tore brain nerve and Hop Bittern. wasto, use Hop B. It you are young n ufrn from any In disetonr d to ou are mnn toel or single. old or ring from poorheftith or Ian~u no a odof sick ness, rely on 0o 8 tters. 'Whoever Y ou ar Thousands die an e y ou fe n y rom mom need cleansg - a t gh wtthoutfiaxto a by Lmep uedo Bittersp-.o ter-s Rave yound~t ta se sen absolute Yo wb aosncbe u rsoium, boes bloocdo aay as.dHndfor s~adha FAe I RothesterN Y drede. .Enaot MRS. I.YDIA E. PINKHAM, OF LYNN. MASS., LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEQEfTABLE COPOUNTD. Is a Positive Cairo tor- nil these Paintal (Complaints and weakanesses aeocommon to our heat feannlo pepulatlon. It wili cure entIrely the worst formt of Female Corn pltants, all ovarian troubles, lilsanination and Ulcera. tion, Falling ann Itisplacements, and the consequent iSpinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the Change of Life. It will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus in an early stage of development, 7ho tendency to can teroua-humors there is checked veryapeedily by its use. It removes faIntness, flataulency, destroyesall craving for stimutlants, and relieves weakness of the atomnach. It cures Bloating, Iteadaches, Nervous Prostration, General Debility, Sleeplesness, Depression and Indi. gestion. That feeling of bearing down,ecausing pain, weight and backache, Is nlways permaanently cured by its use. It wvill at all times and uander all clrcumtstanes act In harmony with the laws that govern thn female system. For the eureof Kidaney Complaints of either sex this Compond is unsuarpas'sed. LYDIA E, P'INK11AM's VEGETABLE 0GM. P'OUNID I. prepared at 233 and 235 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price $i. Bix bottles for p. Sent bsy mail in the form of pHim, also in the formn~ of lozenges, on receipt of price, Si per box for either. Mirs. Pinkhaw freely answors all letters of inquiry. senid for pamiph let. Address as above. Ment ion this J'uper. No famnily should be without LYDIA Et. P'INhKTAlil LIVERt PILLS. They euro cosistipation, bilionsnest and torpidity of thoe liver. 25 cents per hex. gar Sold by alil Drugglist. *es $99f l ** a ea o Aas. aaixpens~oes: cOntilt Ladies """'Drnl ~fs u efcioseasc-anI Dr Win. 0. Ii .i. BoP.r Vts Bils ,aisoe. $77 VICA expen - ~ffg utfi ireev Addrs-al UETIIIIA WII o*nd 25 et. by mai ?YLUUIIIUUUD dAtbim's ust,,ch iduce a heavy beard ont any face orrair on any headh, ini aix weeks. The secret of tis WON lDE it. FUL. lAllt-OlioWiit was udiscovoreai by Maama dln Auban, a French ladly, fromt whoms the advoert mer puehaea ime recipe,t pair ia largeo sh ob xue. Address WV. F. ABBOTT. Lock Box 102, fRochester, N. Y. A (lE'NTS WANTKD-Oentlemten Ladies,0 .a....-.trilgeporit, Conn. A98 TIADX ARt, TH GREAT RANREME RHEUMATISMd, Nieuralgia, Sciatica, Lumba, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Gout, Quiny, Sore Threat, Swell ings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. No Preparation on earth equals ST. JACOBS OIL as a safe, sae, saiios and cheap External Itemedy. A trial entails but the comparatively trifling outlay of 50 Cents, and every one suffering with pain can have cheap and positivo proof of its Directions in Eleven Language@. 8OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDIOINE. A. VOGELER & CO., Baltimore, Md., U. 8. A. Battle Creek, Michigan, WANUVAOTURLE8 0 THE ONLY GENUINE THRESH ERS, Traction and Plain Engines and Horse-Powers. KostCompleteThresherFaetory Established in the World. 3 1848 YEAR8*,without ec or - 32 ofn-W eonhIa to wend :!jjceqisdg"u I naeot rlocatono"catp . STEA- POWER SEPAUATORS and Complte Scrnin Ou1tflts of matchleee queatie. overeen Trcn ngi tes and PlaW nin uae eve sen n te Aercan market. *A.nuUftude of apeciclfeaturee nd (mjsrosetnente fo t hr ith euperior qualte n co etrua ion a = bleeo t dreamed of by other maker,. Four sizes of Separators. from a to 12 horse 11 acity, or sveam or hoie ssu voer. Two, styles of"4 Mounted" I orse-Powerq. OooFet o SlecedLumber 7,500,00 "eom Ore.oefs~xyeee~ir-drfcd costam y oinban, fro. which is buit the i. comparable wood-work of our ac isvnery. TRACTION ENGINES fu,m] ocupe 405 r We gadfrnes, o h Irngs oA (2. Grabl nd eabEtDI Composed sued. L, 13 orse Fower. yptandmerst nd inthat4 aencitet Thestag thisch Olde Treothing aschimesby. fo ous.tn freo mAdress y etriln u si f oe o thBmottl reenko cposar. N ON ($.) OraByAGE RG UO1I% T. OA an ca , n~I ri. her itol uc t eursy Gypsies, S atOldiers, mani t Dosi ii, a d hand beanosh onfto tandrdrs. Weta in r fulcontctie withte biarrws, and unies of thecSpanish Penuoa, bary ofh music os aquito A~flA($2.)aran Opry .VBRD'I. Compose cordin to Gthe,r whoste orh 1iscloseyfo nd roughour.eA dainga cpositin ro dmnwter alnd ie and now ofidoly ien land p11rnne lir ofsuc fogotnesescoe.b or us m11idmi is m os1' yth takigland who it frfofduces os ba rlan onf andhumrs wad Sto ishssonnraand Tdrs. urne ar.i timy bokpaul eled, andst-ielo e ices.it L($2.) DIyO A. 100. Bosto, N IST . m. frrun is tho.~ n, ac l3w2i Chreirtsut Se. A it- oldeliir. prENCYdasCLOPAsA. u s, cI a fete and I eas and nrois way, te Isia aho oTrksorin the ivar AOEr NTp WlA E. -Sn o olr oti A r oo Inen ot-freea fo Aove prices. AddVres VATLEN IN RO. Jaosaon adaJe. F Im~orom il pa.d 4 . 300e8,s eorgeI ht~.teihna * This in t cospellth tand ardl Ac lteunra lto aorms.I mwt formllts P roidt ies of life , ( ure h a to a tote best aanan ive fl deveipto of tm e kscexterra tst .~T . oiad i ny &l 0. hldap in.a a Sen A d sta foeCtalogu . a R7 I ides.Sho rn Tel e gr aphyn I~d formnattoai DR RADWAY'S V1 iarsaarllin Resolvoit, 9111 eAT BLOOD PURIFIEE, 'OR THE 00RX O CER 0 DISlfASU, 00O AO BYPH~JIO EREDI se n seated In The Lungs or Stomach, Shia .o .ons, lIesh or Nerves, ;ORRUPTING TU SOIDS AND VITIATING chronic Rtheumatdou rofula, Glandular iono 0hilitto 00m al r cbi t river o l Bleeding of the if gwUlus, osimonalcnd kin aD i ne Dyopsie y Brash, Tp v r ooroil ina Mrcr ia seas lbun and Cn.l ""Inupi Dropq, ft Rhoum, Brqnchitis 3 0 e n s h ok V('o& u Idu Liver COomplaint. &C. Net olk dqes the Safsapaori Reai hel alk, agents In the cur bhlou arofulo d ia and Skin Diseasei, OAS it 1iteW anl poiiv "ur o KIDNEY AND BLADD19R COMPLAINT&. 7 mW Womb moe, gravel. Di)abetes he aer 64 , rncontinence of DV0,ARiNTh se, AlbumiTOuOia, and in all asee whoet n t here ae brick-dust dep rits, or &s water to thick. cloudy, mixed with sub. itanoes, like the white of an egg or Wheads like white silk, or there in a morbikd, gric, bilious ,Vpesranee and white bone-dust deposits, and when there Is a pricking, burning s'Ineatlon n waer, and pain In the ro of k ba alng the loins. Sold by Drug i . PRIORA DOLLAR DYARIAII TUMOR 0F TRW YEARS' GROWTR CURD XY DR. ADWAY'SAREMEDiES One bottle contains mere of the active prinotl. Mdcn@than any othor Prepration. I poonfuldouse17111 while ra Me R. RADWAY'S Ready RelieC, CURES AND PREVKTS DYSENTERY, DIARRHGA, CHOLERA MORBUS FEVER AND' AGUE, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. INFLUENZA, DIPHTHERIA, SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, Loosoness, Diarrhwa Chotora Morbus. or pain. ,ul discharges from ijie bowels are stopped it, 16 or 90 minutes by teking Radway 's Heady Re let. No conestion or InS ammation. no weak, eor assitude wll follow tho use of the it. R en~et. IT WA TUE FIRST AND is The Only Pain Remedy hat Instantl stops the most excruciating a nn Irlammatlons, and Cures Cone 1%1 wheho a the Lungs, stomach Iloweis Ir other glands or organs, by one appilcation, in froms one to twenty minute.i, no mat. Ar how violent, or excruciating the pain, tie 1houmatic, Bed-ridden, Infrm. cri led, Norv u euralo or rostrated witE diseae may I u der.tADwA0Yr . RADr R HLIE9' w Ill a ff ord ,atant ease. lnfaamatten of the Kidney's. a nfiasinantaon of the Bladder, IfllSafliation of the Bowel. Conicestion of the Lungs. lore Throat, Dilenlt Brenth Lfng., 11alPitation of the Heoart. Kysteries, Croap, Diphtheria r leadaehe, Tooth~at arrh, lnfuensa. Npuvansness' sleeplessness, Cold Chills, Aiwue Chills,, Chilblains and Prost Bites. The applicaton of the Ready Relief to the part f r as we the p oain or difculty exists will water wil In a few minute curt t bramps iprains. Sour litomash, Heartburn, Sick liaai ih.' Ularli i rnsntery Colic,'Wind in the T avyler soled alay carry a botle of Rid. shan e of whie. It 1knete othat *fech B ran y or Ditters a a stimulant. Price Fifty Rladwayfs Regulating Pills. and Natural in their Operation. A VEQUTABLE SURBTITUTE POR CALOMEL. Perfectly tasteless, elegantl coated with lwem purge regulate, purf, cleanse and si t iomach Lver Bowel Kidneys, oraet ler, Nervous Difseases. Headache, Const pation, L ."|: nes"Jnitn' Dspes ia,''~ Bius nad alderangements of th Interna iscr, e etbie. containing no mercury, minerals 0 iObserye the following smptoms rulig ation nward P'iles, Fllness of the Blood in burn Disgust of Food, Fulness or Wegh in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinkin or Fiut tering at the IHeart, Choking or Sufferig Sen Viso, sDote or Webs Beore the sght Fever and lMl pint in' s'theHa;f cie.nEy oiFr.pIa hea i, Cresg imb t eand Budden Flushes ci A few doses of RAnwAY's Pn.ua will free the system from all the above-named disorders. Prie, 15 Cents per Box. We repeat that the reader must consult ouw oks and paprs on the subject of disase oand "False and True ," n thers relating to different clauses of Dis. BOLD BY DRUGGISTIr RnAD "FALSE AND TR UE." lend a letter stamp to RADlWAY * CO., ~ .5Warren, ..., Chn,.h St., N.m Wnformation worth thousands will be seni TO TH E PUPLIO, ofhere can be no better garantee ofhe vau 0ian than the ba~e and worthless imitations oi the1m1 as thre are Fals eso8vonts, ,Reiiefj see that the name "adway"M is on wh a you FREE! Nohnu ess yetar Addoss D~N A POSTAL OARD) (ND) WiE WILL 8IEND YOU OUR INTERETiING LND) VA LUASILt i PAMPHLiET FORI LADliES 0OY Shioping in New York." EUIMCII UROTIIERS, 285 to 295 Eighth Avenue, N~EW YORK. 3CONSTIPATION ADPILES. eeremedywhichts sms5k.s~sem soaoumuiteed and oeeu hvolmels efte ejfe WSU,.