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-e AORTO!TUtE. DAIRY WoMvN.-Oi dairv farms In this olintry the nl1k'n r Ia, of neceen'. tv, done by men ; but on nverige farm. it were betrer, In many caseo, It be done hi women. They seem to nnder. stand the busineas muoih hatter than -pen, and the cowR themeAlves prefer to be ilkIe by tte'n. This b% parti. enlarly nnticeab'e in the readineas with which thay accointodate them mnlves to women milkers, while they -refuse to "let down" a read y flo v to mren. it was formerly the ease, when the occnpation of the detrymald wae conslered one of the pleo.santest duties which the daughter4 of our well to do farmers had to perform, a itt certain ly is one of the most healthful of all rural employmente. The aversion which glels or the present day have to this branel of dairy work arlies, In part, from the unfavorable conditions under wht-ch they are frequently re qu.red tn perform the service-expo sure to bad i eather, untimely honra, ilthiness of the stables or barnyard, lona distances to carry the milk, &c. These, where they exist, are valid ob jeotions, but are such ai can b. readi ly removed by the head of the farm. It' should be his or her business to see that the fem-il -s who attend to the mil ing are aforded proper help and oon. vtniencoa. Thoy should be provided with a dry, clean place for milking, and whare the uistance Is great have some one to assist them in currying the milk; and, in fact, everything but the actual milking should Ie aone by boys or uen. Give the dairymnailds a fair chance, and restore to ttita what fashion or fooish pride has, for the titne, taken from them-an occupation at once pleasan6i and Iuvigorating, and uoe that wili bring blowm to tielr cheeks and healih and strength to their sye telus. In Rlolland thle milkinuad is u Companlied withi a boy, the boy towing a little boat along ito canal, (all thle main roads being canals Ia that coun try,) whIlo thu maid, rith her lull btue pettueat and pink j.ukeL, walks besice him. Art iving at tie cow pen or pastuie, she brings irom tne boab her copper pails, as bright as gold,anu with a kinUly greeting to her cowe, set# dow n her -ittle stool and begit. to milk. The boy, having mooretd ies boat, standa besides hur witI a speciai pa1,Inl which to lwd the "trippinga" Vr U2rehrny poion~l, whIichI cou#es JInSt from the unuer. Nos a drop is weit. Tbe boy lteunes anu Carres tae palie; the git Iiik the vo ws, and L1.0 bo3 Gera ail Isple, until the service of 11e gll - h4e again calLed into lquisition Hi the uairy Luoi. TuE PEllCHIEON DOWI.-To no or dinuay ut zigtn, to vilor which does not it generate, anu to a coillorniattuji ic lh nots no txeuuue eleganice, iL joins otinty, millnt s, pui~l 6ce, 11 -. nebty', bit t.UILSure, tXateialenbInalm~i ii a hal1), U iauC t1iiieiaenit, its L4VLet:lIbts L.rb quack, SpiiLed aiiu naght. 1t r Xlibta "grat enduranceu, both whitit hasu AN hoaU anti w1 0Hten i \C(d tiQAiltalli 1ir a 1o11g tinie any oi as zatural g1ts, antid it poseecsea the Lstimat.e quality o* moving las, nih ulavy iviatie. 1t, Is partautiaur.y atsuLe lter iLa attoillhing precotwty, SLau ptIadutoh by ice 1w1r, an " ,wo yetar oJ.thus eAU Lal tie euat fi it* leeu lIAn lu hee ; ilatieu, It lyOs and sio WS U ret altau.4de for laijor, w11,1 lbe if ie ot, 01 ai. 16 Ai.eW., h.eIthber Use U n.U o1 ba.u hautb o ui 01r rJ1%U xtUIULet,-(. IL Lti.If it inmis L. to aaio l l U1a Ln latt &I Iania.te couIuLutqu, aLU ex lichaea IOr bAnI a. gttu Auinnisy, Ihe Ii UALta . als m,'4t.Uaasiuii Aor Alma, geiitiattab a ti t r ue &. o ie a aaa, LaonmAb aIL u chILL aimtonirn.mit wia.oi Ot CItal i In a wAuit, Ia Udaj umare L, spu..k dinu.-, la a3 V.A Lnemraukie ra.... Iti Lret, ht.i.~et. CLV.i Lo wA.tiieta.. &i.t Ci a. iLL.L. ao tn.. Aao ati g i... 1 3 sa bro ', A .i na . LI)U.At z ,x .Ay, LI tib-te aut. r Lia. A C s AintuI. una.tJ. 114 titt ota V.. ' has. k.4..i. A nan , nt adan. s att.entionj Lihan the breed-~. cont, LiAt. stnco tat L..til) tuns latg an.. uL o i nti thUtALk , will .ei ti& .Ui , home JitLr aiat bullock willa, . brIng inTaC1C-]h'sn netaedmatt.Alifr wiilatiotkn thlee msen of theuiry stoc idat ne t, tioy tanth besrbd. Ai quanetityg e 1du andlas exoedlby aC'A e. it i CI xpe untrA Itio prssuret o51f ~er blatut od til, re- uco itc o cn.i t h ilr ogaal bulk A por bing0 Iit a c'sr thn actedl in car atnd tad the same1) obe ng ne ithrl stoisa u o-kiee thour. Ai yeaurmalter thA pqat d11 flur w as exond by apoitidi uerntheu to e asn pex-r Ofelent presrt ation.,rdcmgI , cBe-i ofl thet osi.praiserslkf Austr tiaon n1 it erS t00,60 hed i sheep. pnreanc, e f the t. dzi wi tgaie Soplciet, aJpar. As ea byer PI of esrT.E. for pae oaiptolen ereistles eeodr of arinspra gallo~I fodr pila,t.edomse.Dr Oalli apae groersn are gtino flavkandoo hete t. e. nasn tr as lte asebubile of arbon dio toriare et1 be pfre wan thed iqky 'Ph gafes acid. soeon simle nd i entuitlyn coiled 0nt pearheore-~ca pao icrt. atedvlomnt r * g~Abiut ute endJ glfin lartinto ah flargek cruchile teel castg it aherto imeae we to feedited works) ofq ad fith iSe acidsoi Engld. 10~ wasa spqurat ri tweny-ghto~ fanet ighame per andoat woe ocst 7 os eAh hein enghtyfpoundsmontmote larel, werieused steel wheelshiaro mndw in gancial ue In the Lancashira b* fAcr~ing to hL Elnd.I, whas a ben prerd fatw or Toia c rya 70pta, spelc,t bee costructed nwhel Par o St lod, tor pemaetexhbirottuio objcts relatg to art aenda i~anstrye wi' hi scentitle exporinents 01n a grand scale. ThIere will be represenmation, also of the vegetable amnd animal king dom oh the geologleal ages, and vmiews anad models of anecint and modern monummnts andc curiosities Iromi all D* arts of the world will be Innouded, THE HOUST0HOLD. 'Diwuvnertal genorate~d by hie-t' Ina imoure air, such as onmes from damp anirtment. dirty eellar, gut ters. sinks. decavInT mitte.s, p,01% of standing liqit d, and othar Aonroes or filth. It Is usually confined to Tr-er. anns from two to fifteen years of age. The - atmoaohere, tho breathing of which causes the disease, sPem to he' full of living thinga, vegotablte and animal, whose presence q'tiekly pota ons the blood; there shotild not be. i moment's delay H' sentlnic for a phval cisn, a4 the march of the Ilema lit al ways rapid and Ira virilentice inreaees , every hour. "Any. Irrtvrion of- the throat prepares the way tor the disease. A iy person affected ahould be taken to an upper room into whits a no one should comno but thoe In pr: I foot health, and who have not the 1 slightest soratch or sore on any part I, ot the body, particularly the hands. t Diphtheria taken from another person I is more malignant than when i ener- a ated by bad air. Treatment: Take from two to five gralins of chlorate of ' potash, put it far back 9n the tongue, I allow it to melt graditally, and repeat t every hour until a deelded improve- e meont takes place, which In usually in r a few hours." To WAsu FLANNEL WITHOUTSJRINK ING -Fitst have soit water for the whole prooest, mule so artillolally if necessary, anid next have good soap,or thiat whieh does not contain rosin. O.ar bear soaps are safe for this pur pose. You may wash and rinse n tirely in cold water If you chose, but If you wash In warm wAteryoumustnot rinse In coid. it is decidedly best to use only warm water all through, the rinsing water warmer than the suds, if there Is any difference. IL is best to make a good, strong,clean suds (and not wash nice white Ii4nnels in a ulrty suds with other clothes that are to be bolied) and put the flarnels in it, Instead of rubbing soap into the clothes. Hand rubbing soap tends to t 1111 an shrink flannel, -is it maws and interlacos the delicate fibers. OYSTERS A LA PoULaTTE.-PlaCe two dozen niedIum si zuu 3 s.or In a sauce pan with their own liquid; let them come to a boll; then strain the oysters, saving the liquid; put about one table upoontul of butter in a saucepan and two of flour; heat and work smooth t add the oyster liquid, and let it boil about live minutes, stirring all thie while; add the juice of a lemon to taste ahnd the yoaks of two eggs well beaten; salt, pepper and chopped parsiey, and thei tue oysters. Serve on toast. SQUARE photograph fraT4es .tre of garnet velvet, embroidered with for gei-me-nots, interlaced with tiny whito and pink flowurs. They are also very rich done in the same way, wih the velvet of black, dark blue, or old gold plush. It is not usual to carry tile embroidery solid around the four I sides. Have one interval at least. TAPIOCA Soup.-Take a good beel soipt with two pounds of niat and bone,and two and a-half quarts of cold clear water, slimmering for fouror live hours and adding an Onion, some par sity and carrots. Put in a very little salt. Lot t,bo stock, when done, get cold. 'iake tiae tata ff I be top anti re heat the souip,puttil g In a tablespoon. JlU of tapiUca to a quaI't Of bLCk. Sea 8(11 to taote ant aud a 1ew drops oI f lenin juice. STAins.-Rlemove in k-stains froni carlpe. with mitlk.and afterward wash w I i. flue soap,a .,leani bru'sh,and warSII water. For gbeaae spots uast po0wdereu *o'gaaesia sulier's eaR LII, r leur k wh. at. byrainkit oni the spot, and let Ji unit) nmi thc gie use is lemuoved. T1ime anid pamtlence w ill in thIs way remove thme w crat ulf gi ease spiots. PABTIC Fa-R SUA4AP BCORs.-Mix En-t tiy~ 11 i ti ati water aid ai Lielit Liatte r i- lotIne d, put In a ylilih ot I iveyti aiuuim and pour in boIling v. ater till a ilhick paste is lormn ed ; let it boil a min~iute or two, add a It w (.roi 5 of carbo.mu *ecitl or Oil 01 'cloves. Put, It in a wid. -necked bottle. - LIHTER tints of' wall pape~r are usedl thanl thouse of last measona. MapI loaves aird hioiey suck em in yellowt andl ga:d tre aimatin ad In lttro suitable b r d ido, screen or Ire ze; also 11.e cit iniatis patte rn is dIsposedu . oni a grouiLd w hich looks like a chmain LAUGH pot-pourri Jars, common I, Flensiah gravy w-.re, brom a', ol I Dutch brss work, Bellarmine bottesv or gray beardls, aP( d rowling piants,cs- a peelalhly thiose oh the palm kind, ae r used for the decoration of halls s and lanidings. CABINET clocks are a late Paris nov eity. Ti'ley arc comiosed of black / marble Inlaid with light, redi-graines marbles, and take the cabonet form, a with recesses for small pIeces of chsma t or bric-a-brac. Thbe 51(de pieces match the clock. A PnETTY novelty Ia the terra cotta a andi cttna plaques fitted with sinall clocks in the c -nier or each. Theim hor d~ers of the pluques are palnted wits 1 apple blossomis,trailing arbututa,blauk berries, wild llowers tend nasturtlums. WINTER SQUAH.-Cut in quarters, remove the seeds5, biake, then remove the crust and scrape on the pulp. put into a kettle itmh a little crean, a good pIece of butter, salt and mash. YKGETABLE OYstERS -Scrape, slice thin, and boil tender an abtout half as mneh water ias you requiire sontp; then add half, as much nIlk, let It boil upi, season with butter anid salt, and servo with crackers. BOIL~a~n OtNIO2(.- Peel either out of dloo)s or near ine stove, or hold under water, cut half way throughI the stemn end (, I~arboil, tien bo l in nlsk and water; wheni very soit, drain, add a little creanm, butter anti salt. .JloILED starch is Inuch improved by I the auditIon of a litt~e sperm, or a lit, tle salt, or both, or a l'ttlIe gum arabeIc dissolved. FEATIIJnS may be cleaned by (lip ping tboicu into hot water. Dry by I shaking, (CaRAM of tartar rubbed upon solled a white kid gloves will cleanise them e very well, A nar of guie d esolved in skim milk - anti water will restore ruisty erase. - LyMoN JuIce and( glyeerine will cleanse ar.d sofien the hiands. . .(C To color dlrab,&tko willow-bark and c a lIttle copnera- .. HUMOROUS. A llo0Son mlan hatourgit hiq wife, ie being hut three year% married foi he PrIvilege of a night key. "Ight ey ?" she exclaimed, in tones of mazement, "what uoe can yon have nr,a night key when the woman" Cenaneint'n leage meets M'nday ight. the LT dle' DomAatic mission nieisdav, S'atex.r or J,.-riho Wednes. aV, the Woman's Solenre Circle livirs-lay, the Dughters of N: nevh 'ridav, aind thei Woman's Proresqive krt aoci ation. and the St'ffrage hnnd 'alternare Sitrrday nighte. Yo'u tav at toie and see that the bihy oesfn't fall out ,ot -the cradle." He( rays. 'lHow Co you iiko the rooms? sketi Mrs. Doorart, who. was show. n&C the Smithingt-is over her new touse. "Oh, they' are perfectly Dvely 1" exciaimed Mrs. Smithing on, "aind they are furnished so sweet IVi What exquisite plaq es those ra, aren't thov, Smith ington?' What, them "ishes on the wallI res, they are pretty enough, but why n1 thunhder dda't they have som losots in the Iuse to put the crook ry in?" Mrs. Dotoiart goes into mild hyster'ot, andl Mrs. S. givei imlthlngton sU04 a look. "DiD you make the train?" "No," was the reply, It was made n the car shops I" "I mean did you catch the train ?" "Of course not; it's not infectious.' "WelI.yon fool,dhi you arrive at the epot In time?' "No. you idiot, I arrived in an om ki bus." "treat heaven !" shrieked the Inter ocitor, "did you board the ears?" "Jumping Jerusalem I'.' bawled the tuostioned moan, "you know I don': .eep a boarding-bouse," A FASBIONABLE Galveston womar vanted to iniressi her husband with ter household-keoping abilities; s when the cook left, site went dowr nto the kitchen and cooked breakfast, trid she made an awful mess of it, l'hey sat down to the table, and het tusband notleed that she had a rag onl ter flnger, so he asked what was tht natter. "1 burned It while I rying the steak, 1he replied. "Well, any woman who would put tuch a Dreakfast as this on the tabli ,ugktto be burned at the stake," re alIed the brute. A LITTLE boy who was to pas th( %fterno>n with the doctor's littlI laughter was given two pieces ol andy. When he returned his mothei tiqired if he gavn the larger piece u ho little girl. "No, mother, I didn'l.. lou told inie always to give the big gest piece to coipany, and I wai ,ompany over there." A LITTLE MIsS has a grandfathei who has caught her to open and hul ils crush hat. 'Tie other day, how. ver, lie caine with an o.rdinary sill me. Suddenly he sees the chii con ng wiLh the new stove-pipe wrinklerI ite an accordeon. -Oa, grandfather,' he says, "this one Is very hard. 'vC iad to sit on it, but I can't get it niort hlan half shut." A ST. PAUL boy has a "magnetic l ai," to wiileh r-mali metalto a tiele ittaen thenielves, and wich cimpairte burning - sen0ailtiu. Takes alter hic nlOther, uoutiess. A WAG likened a girl's disposItion to ace waist, becau..e is was wasp..itke. "WIL.LIAM TItL. escasped killing his on b) an roe chi inue." DAYERakac is lbe~ boss eye opener, A tlantie city at 'ini, -nnie or Year. Physicians have been sending their sataaets Lu Atiautie City in Winter Line for le past twenty ye ars. At first b~ut feNv,the uasuer hradualiy but senctiiy increas n., nLtal Mi liian the last few ) Carls the travyei aw re..ched sum h proportiuns t atr xpress ramis betweeu Pmailadelpaaa and Atoan tic -a y are runi the year thirough,aud the hoteis -mouet of whien are iuruished anid to o LUcted in tu naost elegalnt marnner-are riowVted not 0outy with mvahid.', but u ai vhO iaive realhzed the fact, that 'oId oceau t ever t he same, in witer and sum s.e, ndl that, tie chamge of air Is just as Iteue letat and enjoyable at, this aea~oa of the ear ats la tu ianidsumamer days. Nervou<, .ppeptic, gouty, rheuu.a. Ie and various nLier chromic alhnents, which are usuaily enefited there ini ouusuer, and for wuich bat resoi t has become famnous, are foun.J u be equaliy benehted in wantvr, and cun.. alesceurs Iromn acute diieames or liom) urgical operatitons niearly alwaja liprove Wimaarkaibiy on being remuoved from the Arge cities. Mainy cases of incipient, iinhsis, chronic bronchts, asthma, and sr*a gitis have bein either vastly luiproved *r per maniently beeted by a sojourn at Lttnti City. Tn'ie tonic and alterative properties of the ir, actaing by the imlproveunent of alges Len and nutrition, anid tihe promotion of eep, go far to acecomiphlih great, good in esto~r iig heahhi and vigor. Atlaicu Utt~y, undike mlot sea shore ro arts, Is nut only ia city ini name, but in ac,the po'pula~ion of perml.iteut residents tr.ini4 aioutt bix thbuiat.d,and the uprove LleLt s emnratinig most, o. the cunvebiences i mne way of atreet, cars, gas, water, good tores, muaskets, &.a., that atre enjoye.i by he realsents of larger cities. Not oniy is the visitor surroundled by all hese aideantages, but the frequent trains ni coniv(iniee of acco-s to and fromn 'n laidphiat (ocing but ninety miues' idi) bring it as near thereto ahinust, as bo ugh Matitin itiaimits. In fact, it as the fust necessible to the New Eugland and didule States of any place having clains .s a winier resort, and admitting of ou boor exercise fur mnost invanids the whole ear tairuugh. Trhe ravorite route betwecn Philadelphia nid Atlantic City Is via West, Jersey ltaui oad, wmecn is operated by the Pennis31I. animaR.tt roiid omipianiy; and passengers viia this line will ilau the name hagih stand ad of ailpOmtmenls and the usami ela e tentioni to thioso detads so esSial to tie uerteet c.oaulurt arnd enjoyment of the r'aveler, that are stich miar.aed features of iLe Penneiyivania Itadiroad. This, in con ection with thie nattural advantages poe. essaul by the Went .Jersey .ijiroid, such s traveraing the choices scenie poi tions of kuiiuthern New Jersey, being noticeably free roii dust, and haavinag its termiini in the en ire of the iespective cities (dhe P'hila eiphia station being at time foot of Alarket arect, wit.iun a short waik of the business emlre', and the stata'on at Atlantic Ua~y on iatutic atenlue, betweeni New Yorkand nuessee aven~uen). has already placed -the ew route hInthe Iront rank of popular ivor. LiFr is short at mos~t and our duty Is 'prolong it. U~e. thierefore, Dr. Bull's 'ugh Syrnp for Coughs, Colds, Bron itis, Jiuarseniesu, etc. Sold every here. Prime nly 25 eant. "''1HER's aomnthing about your da nighter," Mr. Wangho tsall refiec. tivelv, "t.aere-4 something about your dlaugiter"-' YTje," said old Mr. Thistepad. "tereo Is I have notloed It myself. It. comes every evetinr about eight o'aslock, and it (toesnt' get away ususlly till about two. And soine of the4e nighti L am going to lift It all the way out froin the front par lor the -ide gate anid see what there Is in It." A LITTX O 1 wIa nais wap taken to churcia lot the first time,;after being impressed with the necessity sbe should keep ":is still as a mouse." Sho behaved liereielf until the preacher became w trimed up to liis work; and then, thank(ag he was going too far, tshe raised her finger anl looki.g stratght at hinm, isries, ''8n here. don't you make so taihi noise." [Battle Creek, (31ob.) lally Journal ] Upon boling spoicen to coaiceratn4 St. Jacob's Oil, our rellow townsman Mr. Theodore Wakolee, said: I had been suffe. Ing with rheumtatis'u, and ob. utined tite greatest retuf troin the use of St. Jacob's Oil. It hae i41so been used in my famnity for some time, and has never been found to fail in giving prompt reliet. Tan idea o1 tIM U.ggestE head know I ig ite most Is all nonsense. Tne inustod had the biggest head of Lis Liae; yet Lo didu't know enough to go into the ark out of tile rain and be ;saved. Tnle nosqittco, witti scarcely any head at ail. wis wiser. A VAIN wan's ottbo is, "Win gold and wear it ; a generous, win gold and share i ;" a misers, "Win gold and spare It;" a profligates, "Winl aold and spend it;" a broker's, "Win gold aud leuid it;'' asaun-u .r's, "Wan gold and loowe it," a wise man's " Win gold and wake goo I use of it.'' [South Bond Evening Register.] When certain powers are claimed for an article, und everybody testifles that it does more than is claimed for It, to gainsay its worth is useless. 'his Is the substance of the St. Jtcob's Oil record. Two sulky lova in sat with averted heads for half an hour without speak. Ing a word. At last he ventured tc atk; "H1ow do you like it. my dear?' "' irst rate,''sais she, "it keeps my back wari." Tnx product of the 4till-The deal anti dumb alphabet. Ta suiccessful man has many Imita tors in his peculiar line of.business, but still there is only one originator. So, also. the great patroleum hair re newer. Carboline, as now lmp'roved and perfectedi, holds the ialm against all .imitators as a genuine article of merit. Try it. Flames were riet-tily discovered I1 the emtre or a drawing-room in Brigh [oil, England, and it was found that H Lab'e hall beei set oi fire from the Fovers becoimaig ignited by the sun' rays, which had Ileen concentrated by a decantter of water. Nome acientis.s aMe now upholding the building InI every house of a sma] conservatory, with pipes leading Into every apart.neit of lie homise or build Ing to be ienlaad. I.b Is 1ltimed that the ozone and oxygen thus Introduced will keen the at" pure and s.eet, neu traliziaag roe car b'uic' acid which i eXptlled Iroina the breath. Ladio-, nesad Thist An infaillibte cure for Atrophy, or untficle. cy of Develoamenat of' the Maim ni airy Omsnama or B tsr. Adadrae Mrs. D.. J U. Ddingramaa, Box 3m31o, New Oraas, L u., witu $2 for lorma anid inst rueitous.. Ibgimtiate treastrnenzt aor thme ri nirval of the cauuse of this amuurbid ateratmain. DYarIrsTA blious att'c5a. hoidacho. andl ma .a a a en aJa ly be cured tay bomovag~ slt hoir as.. IC al ey-i. r a a t- n* proved to Ibe tlae most, e fec .at rem- dv.- Bece. THE thermino. tamaer gets rid of hs'iaaod by degzreeas. VEGETINE! Cured Serof ala. Philadelphia, Pa., July 18,'1877. HI. R. STEVENS:. ~easr lr-t can chceerlly reco'nmand your Ye~ tm-t ' 4t , i s"reat il >a,1 Purlflor." I have Se ni ali ag fromn sacrotia liar yVears, anal was cu 01 by yur Vceet.. teep it c tmattantry Oat ihan I to koe-p mty ii wals regn-tar, and amn ohntitly raecamm nuding i., to ali whom I near needina.~ a r medv(i alko yours. Truly yours, JoaIN McGETTIGAN. Eclu pesonll-acqhai'nted iV LIh \Mr. M Get tlgan1 canl vou-h f r ham as beong r"Ihable in his statemun!, as I have sold lii ta ye etn j. l). J. wV. A ELs, Druggist,, l02l, iaenom Street. Vegetinoe Remarkable Oure of Sorofulous race, Weaa mnster, Conn., Juno 19. 1879. MR. H. Rl STEV1ENM: IDoar 1tr.--- can testify to the good etraect of your moffelne. M: lit to boy had~ a Heoroftuil s -e b tak Ot i ts had its larg a las a Quarter aor a do lav, ian i It wae t dlown a 5 fa~ se' fromt aone ear to tatu o her, und-*r i4 nla kc. aral was one so Id m as or a ra. Two botti a of your vaiu tabia Ve7 -te comnpletely cured ii m. very resip.etmrully, . Ti. THTATCH ER. Druggist's Report. Phlilloha, .July 8, 1877. HT. R. STEVENS, Boston, Muss.: we have sold yo r Vegti~tno for some yoera pist,. an:h h r austomir4 raeommend at at beang th' best, and st'rSat " Bood l'urlaler" in ui-e, we have sold many ari totes or t he same dl sorlp at mn, but Vegea tee gtvyes tha motst uiavers at sat, tfacutiona. We alwvlya r-Cottmend it with con titlence. TIANSELL~ BR~e. Druggists, 16265 Market.'8treet. Vegetinie. I8 TH E BEST SPRING M EDICINE. Veiregine lasoldt b~y All IDrurgtt. rn U anee sann. M r O Caa'.. nsaan To ALn Our iriends Having had numberless inquiries for advertis ing cards from Iadies in all parts of the country who are interest. ed in the prevailing fashion of making "Cird Collections," we are having printed for them a set of seven beaut - lul cards each in six colors and on a gold balcground, in the very highest deacree of art, Illu tratlng Shaksptare's '-Seven Age oi Alan," We have spared no expense in tiese cards-they are simply little'ar.t gems. Our only aim has been to publish thie fluest cards yet shown. Appileations for thetn have cone In so rapidly that nearly the whole. edition Is eigagsid betore the receipt by us 'bf tie' crds fiom the artist. We have therefore beena obliged to adopt the.following p'au for thedis tribution of the reuianidur: No more of the gilt S IaKspeare otr.s, seven iI tue series, will be a-:nt excepting itoi the receipt of a ttateinen fromu a grocer that the person applyting for the vards has bought of hlin on that day at least seven bars ot Dubb nu' itet tr o Suap, with price paid for sameo. All apply ing in sis niantier towill r:cvive the Iuil bet of seven cards gratsa by inail. This will insure us Jhut our lriAds and pa trons get, their share of twese beautiful desigas, although at in no nlanner re pays us fo" the costof tile cards, Your gracer has the soap or will get it, a .d tue purchase by you of seven bars of it at one time will secure fur you gratis seveu really beautlul carde. Thu oap lueproves with age, and Is an article ol necessity in .our hiouse every week. Therefore you are not aked to buy a useles article, but one 1,.4& you inust have any way. Pleame bend us your ap)lilicaivou at once, and tel your lady Iriends making "Card Colleutions," to do the sate. (kiocers du ot htave the curds to deliver. Buy thle bap of then, send us , their bill, and we wil mnail you the cards free. Yours reapeouttly, 1. L. CMAGiN & Lo., 110 6outh 4i stur et., I'ilauuilviw., Pa. P. b.-L.-unes not. wvishiig to buy soap can get the U.u'is by remitting cost price, 25 cein its. PATRICK MACFIr liAN, with a wheel ba riow, ran a race with a locomotive; as the latter wgt ont (if Fight, Mae observed. "Aff wid ye, ye roarin' blaugard, or I'll be after runnin' into yees I" Feeble Ladlo. Those languid, tiresome sensations, cauoing you to feel scarcely able to be on your feet; that conant drain that Is taking from your systei a'l its elaw ticity ; d riving the bloom from your cheeki; that continual straini upon your vital forces, rendering you irrita ble and fretful, call easily be removad by the usa of that marvelous rentedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularitles andl ob structious of your system are relieved at once, while the special cause of per lidical pain is rermanently removed. Will vou heed this?-Cincianati 'atur day. ight. A WOMAN may be as homely as a drove of camels, and as uninteresting as a coun terfeit detector. but as soo as lier husband is elected to Congress and thvy tnko ip their residence it, Washington and give receptions, she becomes "handsorne of fa-clnating" in the newspapers. 'ihere are no blan ks. WRITE to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham. 233 Wesiern Avennw-, Lynt, Mass., for names of ladis tLhat have b ol restored ti perfe3t ieal h by tile itse of her Vegetabr' C-nnpound. L, Is a positcve u'.re for LIue muost stubborn cases of 1c. malne weakniess. ''I Qurur aigree with Byron," said the lnanntiff, a lady, who was asuing for d .v(.rce. ''There is nto stich thing a fr Iilnlhp bet ween a mant und wi. mant. " "'1liar, niatiamu,"' remnarkeit lihe cunsel f or the dh-iei~ee, ili 0only truae wtier. t' ey are mnarriti."' 0OSTETT CELEBRATE0 SITTERS liurn1l wiho In ve i., butt are recovering vital aalitia. deinclara. in gr Ltu termns then. .p3,reciat lin of toem ts ais a t4'nte o'f fiostet 'er a St oma ih lttirs. Nor'. only dtoes It, impart str nni t to the weak, it, corrects nan trneg tar saciae of the suom ch, makes the bowel. act, .nt pr..per Intervals, gives ea-n to these whc suffer iromo rineumat: aunt kidiney troubles, and conhleirs as welt e p cen nt, fever and agse. For sate by all Druggniesamnd Detalora generally. HOP BITTERS. (A Medicine, not a Drink.) e 0NTAtaS HlOPS, EUCIIU, MANDRAKB, I: ANDEL~oN, .ArrNTHRPUtTIANtilIRRTMETieALQUALI. TIKS oP ALL OTEliIlTT~itni. THEY CURE All Diseases of theatomach, Iowels, tllood, Liver, afidn ye nnd Urinry orgns. Ner voses iaeo n < specially $1000OIN COLD. WIll he patd for a case they will not enure or help, or for aiy tit nnh i in u r injuriou Ask your drungaist for I top Hlitters and try Untem before ynt usleep. Tnake nto other. D 1. O. Is an ahsomute ndn Irrefshnfat.i 1re for Drunknnnness, use of opinnin, tobaceco aund oarcotIc. Sara ion crutCrAni. hlop itters, M r. - .. l t r~l. N. V., 'Trnin, (ot. Those annswernang an afvertitaemont will confer a favor upon tine advertiser and the publisher by stating that they saw the adver. iuament In fahi.. a,,na ene.mine. Che. panw yOUJNoi tH Leanrn Tennnracpiiy I. Earn $40 to o Imen Id Alu, tiai.,n wwnnenie P LEASANT LUiKURY, SURE CURE Head, 'Tbront, iLing Tr ni a. lien P. i, Meo neysrer, *it. no W. W.Linn,e te so. Miami, st., Phi a. a. FOR THE LADIESt o . Pilar, an 0n i ni, li ado , I)uTin*Lad ea n., inn i lar lm..o n nel ini .nnve liut onl to rnarch, ti nlia yni re tiin tru-pl-tedl and cop~ecd fronam the AddscasgcnoatwELLt& In.. pIrLLIANT I1LACKL INK, leest in u-o at the c o wii od rac oni C le en I n fna ybe nanle. li. I WMIRtVl a, Alpena,ichi. A Naw OLRAWS man lately cabld to a friend tu Oiba. "68sand fro one or wo uioinkeys." The reply came back: "hipped you 76; .will send rest a o umn as can be 1ound." The telegram had gone: "Send me 102 wonkeys." One Elperienoe from Wfan. "I bad been slok and miserable so long and had citused my husband so much trouble -and expense, no one 8eemed to know what aliled int, tiat I was completely disheartened and di couragedi. ii this frame ot mind I got a brittle of Hopf Bitters anti used then, tinknown to mv'fanilv. I soon began to Improve anid gained so fat that ay lusband and familv thonlitilc Ptrange and unnaturai, bitt when I told them what had help,'l me, they said "Heir. rah for Hop Bitters I lon;g way tLhe% prosper, for they have ma'ie mother well and us happy."-I'he Mother. Home Jourral. 'IN question *why printers did not sue. ced as well as brower4." was thus answered. Beoanse priliters work for the htaad, and the brewers for tht' stomaca, and where twenty m0n hab sounaihs, but one has braitn. - VEoETINE wilL retulate the bowels to healtiy ac lota, ty s, mulating fle a oretlon.', ceausin.4 and gurifyi ag the bood of polsnous humors, and, li a heulthful 'and natural mlanner, expeli all inmpurities without weakening tWe body. "DocToR, "said a despairing patlent to his physician. "I alI l a dreadiu l state ; 1 i an neither lay nor set; what shall I do?" "Why, then," ropited the doetor, very gravely. "I ttAink yno' had hiter-roor.." IRS. LYDIA L PINKHATI, OF LYNN, MAS., LYDIA Es PINKHAM'S VEGETABT COMPOUND. Is a Positive Cure for all theoe Paintl Complaints and Weanessea so commson to our beat female populatum. xt will cure entirely the worst form of Female Cons plaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflanrmnstion and Ulcera, tion, Falling and Displacements, and the consequent iinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the Change of Life. It will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus to an early stage of development. The tendoney to can. ourous humorsthereis cheocked varyspeedily by ita use It removes faintness, flatulency, destroys all craving for stimulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach. It cure& Iloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostration, General Dobility, 8leepleane"s, Depression and Indi. gestion. That teeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight and backacho, is always pernmanently cured by Us use. It will at all times and under all circumstances act is aarmony with the laws that goverra the femalo system. For the cure of Kidney Complaints of et.cer sex this Comepound is unsur passed.* LYDiIA 'E. P'INKHAM'S VE0ETAnLE~ COM POUNDis prepared at 233 and S26 western Avenue. Lynn, Mss. Price $1. Six bottles for 6o. Sent bsy mal in the form of pills, also in the form of lozenmges, on receipt of prlce, $1 per box for either. Mrs. Pinkhame freelyanswersanil letters of inquiry. Send for pamnph. tt. Address as above. Mfentton this I'rper. No family s'aould ho without LYDIA E. PINEIJANV LIVERt PILLS. They cure constipation, bilaousness and torpidity of the liver. to cents per box. arr uetd by all Dlruggiat.. "G5 The Oni~ Remedy That Acts at the Sanme Time on The liver, The Boweis and The Kidneys TAM combined action vr~e. e toondertd powCtoour~af duee.s WyAre We Sick ? Becane toe allow these great organe to be cir ag L i~fr fod e Otu 0 that dwsdud be ezpoetud natuerally. Bilosss P11es, Constipation, Kidne. Complainte and Disneases, W'eak. nesses and Nervona Disorders. by ei~ng jre action of EPe or~an on Why snifer liilnu ains and aches I Why tormenlted with fee.Constiation l Wh fightened overdis ordered Kidneys I Why endure serious or sick headlachesl Why have sleepless sights 3 Uke KIl)NEY WVORT 4nd rejoice In healM . It isea dry, veetable comnpoiimd and one packag. winl sea, e six qsf Medlelas, 0.5 iU of orJisqIahe toll order di for iou Prce 1.00. WELLU, 3Z0ARDO1 & ,o Prpiees ~ i(Will seed pet paId.) Darlingtona Vt. ENYCLOPADIA ai TIUETTEi BUSINESS bish is thechi pest eand nly pte and reli Fone Is t e, tl.. to purorm al the arlne in em ali occas ens. in afullde rption of ewark a exira term a Sents Ares NA TIONAL PUtilSIN G co., ELGIN1 WATCHES 10., Pittsbnrgh, Pa. A A Payne's Automatic Engines a, ter k ge bibt ntl Ith n Ate Cui~ur o d lor Iifust ratc1 0 tioA1om Information and irices. nI. w. PAYE &r S0NR nlox 80, Conn N. Y. $A Y EARn an 'exponses to agents '1 1.1Outfit Vree. Address AloB -A R~cnmor, i, AII r a s d Co. 808 (leor gre st. (fssesat N De ImeeSEA, w GREAT GERMAN REMEDY 'r NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO, BACKACHE, GO'T, SORENESS CHEST, SORE THROAT, II IiQUINSY, SWELLINGS AND SPRAINS, FROSTED FEET AND EARS, :E3Tin:.ErS AND GeneralBoMy Palns, TOOTH, EAR AND HEADACHE, AND . ALL THER PAINS AND A C-EMS. No Freparatiou an earth equal. R. AJACOnS OM aS a r, 8"~a tgIMPre and divyAP EjRxtcrnalt Itefnud_,. A 1trial entails but . cipar' I"el trilIg outay f Wr0 , and .e"erY on* suffering with pain can hays cheap and positive p~roof of t eloiml' DIURCTIONS IN ELEVEN LANGUAOES. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEOICINi. A. VOGELER & CO. Ballmore, Md., U. 8. A. THE BEST MUSIC BOOKS. QUARTET BOOKS FOR CHOIRS. Exom'llent on.. tire En s1so111 s f'sso Mared Qunasri ets S. Thobesnats' -SOcrees tsua'rtetu. tIaeasnAbac1a's rnhee erd 4 s.arteot. (aaid es nf wcon Wliwi) leuck N ilteatlto~ollee;ton ( an s encon M itt Lt'o ulci), eaid nsow's nwerel uarts 5t, ftiusc last, for Mae Voices only). PaWOU1 oaU Of the I above. $2 00, in board., atin $2 25. Ut cloth. EASTER MU;Il! Send for 1i-tq or Eas'er Varols and AlIthems and 6egln, lIn t,.ne, to practice. TH1E BEACON LIGHT, New and beaul iful Sund Iy tcamu S mng B lok. By J. H. Tenney and liev. Ki. A. iio-lman. This book wa- prepared by the- b hi, atletnt. a d may sufely c aim to be aming he vt r. bat, Inuicl bo Pk, ior bunday School ever )utbliOsb 1. Ex amitne it I bpok;Ai a mali ed for 3o Oen's. Now subscribe for th MUSICAL RECORD $2. GEMS OF ENULNH SONG. ($203.) Is Ihe best largo collo!t.ou #-f Bound shcet, Music'(Voca). Vuay o. patur. (Aeius of Gerensanl smax, (f2j and Moorn z Ira-b Ielodien, (-,) ate alo o tilt bues. bo-ka of the aine elabs. Any book mailed, pot-free, for retail price. Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston. J. IC. bITtION & CO.1228(heatnnt St., Phila Card Collectors 1st. Buy seven bars Dob bins' Eleoic Soap of' your Grocer. 2d Ask him to give you a bill of it. 3d Mail us his bill and your full address. 4th. We will mail YOU FREE seven beautiful cards, in siix colors and gold, represent ing Shakspeare's " Seven Ages of Man." I. L. CRAG IN & CO., 116 South Fourth Street, PTI'LADELAPHTA. PA. YOU CAN BUY THE BLATCHLEY PUMP nslinslor with Copper- Poclan Iroan mnanufacturer is wanrrantedl In material and con traction. F-or saalo by the best haouses in the trade. If yott do not know where to get this Pump, wvrite to me as below. arul I will send fan e of tie neate you, who will supply you CHAD. 0. BLATCHLEY, Manufacturer, 808 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. dn.llfla r as tAga I Nw a'canss Oset BYTR1I'POUKET MICRON(cIPP~ taraent MaanIfysis'ng Powe,. tbud ly its iun't, ru b on t, tstaee he hnsve~Ce ande w usnds, - S-d., rasta Pts Flw rIn [ y l es. l iu a 'rll u, ut n Toho uwhlo. Le avth- Loun ed al.AtiiN8i IANqI4D. Anrdres . I.. BY ItN, 49 ra-, Sir ot, N. Y. rEACHERS WANTED. DES to S1l0 per m'ntha. Ptondly work all iprng and Summer. For fitll pa, ticuiunra, Adderess J. 0. MCURDY & 00, PItdlphia, Pa, Agente WVamted. *L5afIay made sellingnlsATt.i'ta~ 'AtILT I wrrimAsac.,asrins nt. AND PILES. OR.nwand worndeaal. se~d w~ a seeumne and os~ barn an., s les. Oonstipaton Rheumata, ha. volutes ofte.ce ofits Won euren e tO har stAa seee des.tte pu1h. ta kahatr