The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 02, 1881, Image 4
AGRIOULTUREI.
HINTs FOR FAIRNRS AND OTHERS.
Provide boxes or shelves with apart
ments, and place in appropriate divi.
sions, distinctly marked, all refuse
screws, bolts, rivets, staples, tacks
etc., and replenish them as needed b3
pucliases at hardware stores, procur
ing all the kinds and sizes you evel
want. Euch things always at hand
costing, perhaps, but a few cents, may
save you dollars, in time, when, repair
is needed at a busy time and laborers
are waiting.
Keel) all the hinges and latches aboui
the house -oiled, to prevent wear Atnd
sqreaking. Go over theni once a' week
with oil and feather, make regular
workofit. Keep gates properly greased
at latches and hinges, and see that
they do not sag. Tire labor of drag.
ging a sagging gate is-as hard as it, i8
useless.
Use coal-ashes or wood dust,or both
in all your vaults daily. This will
prevent all bad odor, rendering tl
cleaning as easy as shoveling sand,and
will prevent all daugerof wells becom.
ing poisined by the drainage.
Give pure water to animals. Cows
are soructimes watered fromi wells in
the manure yard contaming impuri.
ties, and the milk is more or less de
filed and poiseoned, the butter tainted,
and the owner wonders why his family
suffers so much front sickness. If you
expect good healthy pigs and whole.
some pork lot them have pure water,
pure food and constantly clean quarI.
ters. We have actually seen the care.
less and dirty character of some far.
mers photographed In their filthy pig
pens.
Use petroleum as a prescyative of
all exposed woodwork and tools. It I
very cheap, and penetrates the pores
It Is very good for all wood buildings,
good for gates, farm wagons, rakes
and torks,and for all rustle work ex.
posed to weather. It willpay its cost
back again at least 1000 per cent.
SETTING OUT CURANTS AND 40081C
nmnRiis.-Both the currmnt and goose,
berry do better to grow from cutting
than from the roots. Tie wood of last
ycar's growth must be taken; cut it
into pieces from eight to ten Inches Ili
length, and insert abouthalf the lengtl
In the usual prepared garden soil
press the ground firmly with the foot
mulch, and there will be no danger o
not growing. Set them where thel
are desired to remain pC111ermnently. I
a small tree and not a bush is prefer
red, cut out all the eyes entering th<
groutin. If a bush, let the eyes re
main. We prefer the bush tor tw
reasons, the first is niore fruit is ob
tained ; the ecand, it is longer lived
in fact the bush will lIve half a con
tuy, only rcqui ing thinning out e
the wood once in a while. As to ti
variety of currants, we prefer decided
ly the old Mutch Red. It is not quit
to large as some others, but it bears a
abunidantly and is less acid and o
better qiuality. Of gooseberries, W4
prefer the Downing. it is of goo<
(uliity, ai excellent beardr, ani1d ha
liever imildewed upon our prenihses.
FA LL P. ANTxi Tn'Eaxs.-A fall plailt
ed tree ic(luires perlials a little imor
care than if planted in the spring, be
cause it is to stand soei inonktis cx
posed to wiids and storms, with oftei
not.hing to keep it from being blowi
over except the weight of the earti
upon Its roots. In spring it starts a
once to grow, and its mnasses of llbrou
roots take 11hold of the soil and cling tt
it tenaciously. In fall planting tl
earth should be troddten diown vigor
0ously, anid even heaped ump about It
Stakes are useful, too, in very ligh
toils as an additional precaution-ann
they atre uisel uli, too, in such soils Ii
the spring,. Tihe earth settles thor
oughly about lall planted trees, ann
they will stairt earlIer in the sprinj
and enjoy a longer season than If no
lput out, ti splring.
Tuimosn trees that have 81plit in th
forks should have the branches sp~runj
together and tIed, then bore a ho.
dii ectly thrioughi both branches abqy
the 10otk two or three inches, larg
enough to taike a three-eighths bolt
screw it up iolid1 then remove th
brancheies, and the wound will keu
over. Young ap~ple or other trees witil
acte Jerks, liabie to split apart, cal]
be imad~e ermnently te by bringin
a bi anch romt c ach fork, and1( givinm
tih.sm one turn arutnd each other an
allowI ig theii to gz ow in that, shape.
No nu~txen of husbandry furnrishn.
inore agreeable occuipatin than fores
cultutre. .It allords leasant diversioi
fri mi thle prOti acted inbors of the fild
and ..mnploy menit for long winters tia
without it iiightt prove Ilnonotonous
inatelligen tly and systenatleally mani
aged, our forests will yilk profitabi
rt tull ns, li.t on ly to our ow ni, but t
ialicceding generations,
A FA idM Eli rcoinmieiids ra1w p)otatOE
and ineel 118 a 1eed for cows. It, yilid
ai large iluantLily of itilkl and1 a gee
iTm is only good seced that inakes got
results possible.
Some of the elh ctric lighting com1
pi'nies have at last applarently retolve
to stubmit tlht ir several systems to whii
may be calbed putbile competitive trnia:
TIhuey have iearned no doubt, tha t th
hey-day of promises is gone and the~
the time for ~pci formuanices 15 Colilt
Very few of the sensaticnal annmoun ct
ments mnade a year or so ago, cani, o
course, be I ulillied ; butsomii very sut
statntiai I esulits aire (iullte witin tim
range of recent iniprov'ements In coni
vetting electricity into light. Thela pee
plc have becomie critical through car
One oif tihe best p~ropositomns 'et u
for sub tterraneani telegrulyC
fromi the Americ, a irchaec ~ Wielati
gests8 thaut fiollowy blocks of C3~e
shall be lai d it ihe streets so astofr
a curo anid a gutter In one piece. Ro
Of t(se laid endu tO Cu liI no~r
clamp1Jed taike the jplaceant operiia
wihetill o e y it tispata
portion of a.telegrapht wre aol
leadtily aIccessible for reiantl
cost of layinig would not bason'
great whent it is remember~et that th
nearly a lu01 fthe cien isWihie
ismarrainge themr. n
TIcake Rest.--No man shiouldildo muor
work of muscle or of brain in a dat
thant he can perfectly recover front ti
fatigtte of in a goodi night's rest. U1
to that point exercise Is good; beyc
are wasto of lif e, exhatistion and do
(ay. Whent hunger (ails for food, andi
fatigue demandas restw arint.
natural order, and keep this baae of
-i'e Wheon we take stimulants ltr
01. ad ngerves er excite an app e ture
DOMESTIC.
Tar to keep a pretty China cup and
saucer, a delicate plate and small gob
let, to present food on to the sick. One
ex pert nurse always serves beef tea
and milk-in a wine glass; one of the
thin bell-shapped gasses, that hold
more than they look to hold. A sick
person will turn away from a bowl or
soup and be pleased with a pretty cup-.
ful. Sick children, especially, are
amused.and p'eased with the color and
pattern of She cups and dishes, and
there is a trace of the fretful child in
every invalid. There Its komthiug
tempting in a small, quantity. It does
not tax the eye. Therefore, always
present just as little as you Judge the
invalid. wants to see. 'A coarse white
dinner plate, heaped with food, will
take away all appetite, while a small
plate or saucer, especially if it is a
pretty dainty one, will be successful
ly cleared. A mauve saucer, or a pink
plate, will coax a feverish patient to
eat rice-puditing or orange cream, or
a few gra'pes, when a I other arts have.
failed. There seems to be an appetite
of the eye as Well as of the stomach,
and it must not be offended. Very
often the effort to lift the head, even
it persons aro not dangeroutly ill, dis
inclines them to take refreshing or
nourishing drink. Tliure is no need
to disturb such sufferers by propping
them- up with pillows and making tiei
lift their heads and change their posi
tion. A bent glass-tube, sold for 50.
at the apothecary's, is not a signal Of
extremo illness or lowness, except
that the head may rest low. It simply
means comfort and that the invali
need not be disturbed, in a silci head
ache or extreme fatigue, but can take
the beverage provi(edct without a1
change of position. Thie art of com
fort rs not cure, but it goes a great way
towards it.
How 'ilu "JEiRe EY" Is MAIu.-The
circular frames, used to produce the
long tubes of wool and cotton that are
afterward out up and queezed toshapt
as marketable stoctings, have been on
larged in size till they can produce a
tube of wool thirty-six inches in oir.
cumference, known in tile factorles
is Jorey cloth." Mi'l s of it have bet n
woven already, miles upon milies.
When each tube Is detached from its
frame in lengths of forty or fifty yards
it is slit frotn en1d to end, that it mnay
be folded open anid dressed and press
ed like other clothes for use. Then
the pattern of the Jersey is laid upon
it (in sizes, as, say for shoes), the jor
Beys are out, are sewn, are pressed flat
again, are Il a lit state for the lady
Who eulogizes them1 ill song. Already,
Vw hle the cloth is still in Its o)en1 State,
folded in its large smooth. rolls, it i.
suggestLing purposes for which it cli
be tidvantageously applied. Long cur
talus hayo teen 11nILLae of It; outsitie
elo:ks and coats, and as the weavilg
womien sit in their long light shops,
Sallnongst the whirl of til ti machinery,
and tuier ow-ni snatches, now and
agaILin, of countIy song, it can be seen
uutt they make bags 1or their inple.
nleilts of spoilt ni(s o[ It,, that they
utilize it as dusters, that they cover
- pinctshiOnis with it for their pins.
i Anyway at new article of commiierce
his been introduced, that is sure, in
- 0111 formII or another, not to be swilt
ly laid aside.
T'Vn new method of rapid deslocation
of fruit which is now followed on a
large scale in many parts of the coun
try has led to a great improvenent In
tile quality of (ried fruits, and partle
itlarly of tied apples. Theli produnct is
exceedingly wilc in a.1ippearanlce, and
wile tile 1lavor 1s nIot qui1te3 equal to
that of' fresh irult, It is far superior to
-thalt of dried appleis as uisually pre
p~ared. It is sali that when (driedt by
tile rapid process8 tile aippios may be
Sexposed to the sun3 for hours' without,
becoming discolored. Theil apples are
peeled, core'd, an~d properly siced by
a macinile, alter which they are liaced
upi1on trays in tihe deisiccating room.
11ere, by mean~ls of a mecJ~ihnical ar'
ralngelntent, they arie carried uip Onl ono
side 1111d descend upjonh the othler,when
tihey are taken out, ready for paclking.
As sooni a1s 0on0 tra3y is remoVed an1
Iothber Lakes Its place., so thait tile oiper
a Itionl is con~tinuLous. )ui lng tire pro-.
cess 1111m10 Of 8su lhur are usett to
bicach tibe fruit, but, these8 are0 so per
1 eetly aibsorbed by the apples that 1no
Iodor o1 sulhur' 011n be detected Inl tile
drying -rcoom. '111 dried f ruit cann be
p)acked In boxes, anid it, will keep for a
lon~g timle, preserving all Its excel
10111, quanlities, iln waterL it swells upl
an15rm a jelly in tile course of5 01a1
few holijs. Th~e rapidlt~y and1( chealp
3n1ss 01' tihe process5, anld the chauralcteri
01 thie prlouIOt, lusures for it a still
wIder aipplicationi 1.1han it has1 yet r'e
ceived.
1aiA1m Arras':.--Take a deep) le-gin
and scatter sugar liberally over the
bottom; a hllf anl 1inch of sugar if tihe
appi re pretty sour.- Pare the all
1)1es and cult into halves. RemIovo tile
cor0eaiaeluilly, then laly thleml, core
*side down, into thle sugar. Add a1 small
cuplful1 of walter an~d bake till jperletly
tenderci, bult do not let themi stow to
p)1eces. When1100( coldtke) up iiu a deep
dish, antd ii an~y ju1ic0 rematin~s ini theo
.1 tinl turn'l it over tihe aples. Addi a111t
t tie sweet, cream31 inl dishling themii cat,
.and( with good breoad an~d butter tis
C mlakes 318 relhshabic 31 dessert as8 011e
t can1 dlesIe. Russets, Gireenings and1(
.lllmonts ar'e till espeiaiily 111ce baked
- ini tis mlann~er.
CC
Fill a quart self-scaling gia bi
beef cut into very sm1aw1.I~ly30
It, 1an1d place0 the1 jill L[6'~01 til rage
wiet,. ithrM 'hours; theI~l strain It off
iand you will have a large cup1) f pur'e
e3juice of' thle beef. Then03 pult ini a little
salt and Caiyenlne l)pp'.
S Comuns says, in prIeser'ving ibeef, tile
ribs ill keep longest -flye 01' six days
~ 3 lI ummer' --tile mliddle of the 10o11
nex"t, tile r'ump no071, tile r'ound next,
Y and,(l tihe shortest or all, the- brisket
wh1i01ch will not keep more 1than1 Il et,
d1(ay's In hot weather. ae
SOAKINGj calico just prleVious to t)e
SfIrst waishiing ini a strong solutioni o
either salt Cr' alum ia exc'ellt to .re
serve tile color. pe
AIlmost every (day brlings so10 t
aplicationl of electr'icfty to the useflal
arts. D~r. Sieens ha~s dlesgneiadcc
trio elevator', which has beeni exhlbc
ted at tile Mannhleim IndluIsttlxiiibl
lion, and is said to be a useful invn
tioni. 'rhe cage is carrIed by ie
ropes,having counter welghts, so thyare
whlen loadted, it Isla practically in equt il.
briamn. Th'e culrrent gener'ator at th
base is eleetrically connehctedl to til
dynarno-machine In the Ce11(
latter works two tootheod whleelsn te
into a metal rack runnlng u-t ca. n
ier of the pas' age way of tile elvtr
"UMOROUS.
A faw days ago a gentleman noticed
a big boy near a school house. He was
sitting behind a barrel in an alloy and
eatIng a luncn.
"You Feeta to have a gooA appetite,"
re'nsrked the gentleman.
"Yes, but since the teacher got down
on me I don't h tve enough to eat. He
Isn't popular with me a bit,any more."
"What does he do?"
"Ho Just steals my lunch out of ray
mouth."
"You 'on't say so?"
"Yes, I used to have splendid big
dinners. I used to take Ike Newton's
lunch away from him every day. le
had such nice lunches, too; but tile
teacher saw me holding Ike down and
taking it out of his pocket, so he call
ed me and walloped me across a chair
for an hour, and that made Ike so sassy
lie wouldn'r. give ime his lunch any
more."
"So now you have to eat your own
lunch?"
"No; I don't have any lunch of my
own, but I have to taKe the lunch
away from a smaller boy, and it ain't
half big enouah for a boy like nie,who
Is growing; but he is the biggest boy
that I feel safe in tackling iLnce the
teacher put me across that chair."
"'Your father ought to teaci you bat
ter than to rob other boys."
"My father says that's the way I
ought to do. My father belongs to the
Galveston Wharf Company."
[Springfield. (Mass.) Daily Union.]
Is Answer.
They tell it on ohe of our citizens
who was ambling toward his place o1
business, that he was approached by a
lady acquaintance of the family, who
said: "Mr. -, I hear you are suffering
from rheumatism, Is it so?" "Rumor
'tis m'm"said our citizen of few words,
as lie proceeded on his way. Over In
Chicopee our neighbors and friendls
have been having quite a time with
rheumatism; but according to reports
received by our representative the
flurry Is over, as the sure antidote has
been used and thus commented upon:
Mr. C. N. Manchester, Cutler street,
says relative t0 his experience: I have
used St. Jacob's 011, and esteem it the
best remedy for rheumatism I have
over tried. It acts like magic, and [
cannot overestimate its Value, when
I pronounce it the greatest rheumatic
remedy of the age.
A noon anecdote is told of the late
Professor Agassiz and Home the spirit
ualist. They happned to meet in a
railway carriage, and, getting into
conversation, Home complained of the
prejtidlees of ien of science, who re
fused to investigate the phenomena of
spiritualism. "Mr. Ilome," replied
the great geologist, "I never refuse to
investigate anything which promiises
to advance science, and nothing will
give me greater delight than to inves
tigate the niarvels which occur, as
you say, at your meetings." "Woll,
then," said iome, "come this yery
night and witness the appearance of
the spirit-hand." "Nothing will give
me more pleasure," answered Agassiz,
"than to be one of the guests round
the table where the spirit-hand ap
pears. My opinion is that it is a phys
ical hand with a little phosphorus rub
bed over it; but I am open to convic
tion. All I ask is that I shall have
the privilege of putting my stiletto
through it. If the hand 18 a spirit
hand, io harm will occur; if it is a
human hand, I feel confident in my
power to translIx It on the table,much
to the (ilscomfort of thle possesso0r."
Ilome declined the test. Such a wvant
of faith, lie said, would ~necessarily
p~revenit the spirit-h and .from ap~pear
MicRs. IIOMEs&'UN threwv dlown the
pap~er and pulled ol' her spectacles
wIth a vicious jerk. "It's perfectly
s candalous!1" she exclaimed. -"For my
part, I can't see how any respectable
woeman could ever wear such a thlng
as that. When .1 was a gal we used to
wear low necks and short sleeves, but
mercy i"-andl herie she cast a wither
lng glance at the pamper in her lap be
fore tingIng it onto the iloor. " Why,
what is the matter, aunt?" asked
Cicely, picking up the paper. "Mat
ter I matter enough, I should say !"'
crled the excited 01h1 lady ; "Just look
at that fashion plate there , if you are
not ashameid to lack at It. It is per
fectly scami'lous, I say." "'Why,
aunt,'' said Cicely, liar eyes brinnuing
with fun, that is only a liver-padh pic
ture." "'I don't care what kind of a
new-fangled namie they give to it,"
perisistced lier aunt; "It's scanid 'leus
anld disgraceful, and nio womian that's
got a spatrk of modesty about her
would ever be scen in one of thiem.''
[Mlwaukoe Evening Wisconrmn.]
The spirit of imrtal may nit be Very
prouud, but we notice It wvaxes overly
profane In some eases wher3 rheuma
tism Is the moving cause. We use St.
Jacob's oil for ours and are happy.
SOMhntoDY puit pepper01 in Mr.
Grouty's cologne-bottle, and when lie
took a smell at it lie got about twvo
sioonful.. up lis nose, andt the way lie
siicezed wans a circumstance. About
the time lie had been at it for ton min
utes, anid wvas shedding tears copious
ly, and felt sure that ho shiouk~.)neWTer
hils hair at the root, and .Ette'r?'' asket
teeth would comne maa-chior-ooo-oo
ed. "'Is aniyt1.'eu Grlouty,anid then ,whea
the fm"S got a little quiet, lie gavy
roc bottle to his freind and said
''Smell of this.'' Andwhile the friont
Ww tearing himself all to pieces
Ghromity asked: '"is anything the mast
toer, or aire you Juist dlolin it to kill
tinme ?''e iy are f'oes now.
MAN is not a bunitdle-carrying an!.
mal. ie can tuck a few stray parcels
in his pocket, to be sure, and inu a
package unlder his arm, perhiap)s; bit
on the whole, as a common carrier lie
is a failure. .ldtt a womaii ! wveil, wv.
shiould hate. to say anything that
wvasn't absolutly true; at the same
time a wvoman can carryv Parcels
enoeughi tuto a hiorse-car to 1ll1 up one
side of it, and pick them all up on one
armt when site gets off a car at a cross
Ing, andiu ( adl a pair of twins, cai'ry an
umatrella atid hol up her skir'ts withi
Fath~er In ('eftin We.'o
M~y daughters say3s, "'how nuch bot1.
ter father is sinee hie utsed10 llgt,
ters." le Ia getting wvell af'ter his long
suflfering from a disease dhoolaredh in
curable, and wve are so glad that he
used 3otr ilitters-A lady of Rt yeies -
"uxN I goes a shiopping," said an
d lady, 'I allers ask for' what I
vants; and if they have it, and it is
ultable, and I feel Incl~ied to buy it,
nd it Is cheap, and can't be got for
es?, I most allers take it witliouit
Ja lerl gall (day about it, as sonic
Vegetine
IS TIlE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE
AND.
HEALTH RESTORER.
Purifies the Blood, Renovates and
Invigorates the Whole System.
General Debility.
Debility is a term used to denote a deficiency
of blood. The nutritive constituents of the
blood are In less than their regular proportion,
while the watery part Is in excess. -Debility is
of frequent occurrence. It is incident to a va
riety of diseases. Tho lower limbs are apt to
be swollen. The patient Is feeble and cannot
bear much exertion. The circulation is irregu
lar, lut almost always weak. Paipitat ion of
the heart is a very common symptom. Violent
emotion often throws the heart Into the most
tumultuous action. The vital functions are
langutidly performed. The muscular strongth
Is dimlnit'hed; fatigue follows moderate or lig ht
exercise. Tho breathing, though quiet wien
at rest, becomes hnrried and even pa nfully ag
itated under exertlun, as !a running, ascending
heighta, &c. The nervous system is often
greatly disordered. Vertigo, dizziness, and a
celing of faintness are very cominon. Violent
and obstinato neuraglc pains in the head, side
and breast, or other parts of the body, are also
frequent attendants upon tuo ilsoase. The se
cretions are sometimes diminished. In females
the menses are almost always either suspeuded
or very partially performed. The bilo is scanty,
and cost,lveness, with unhealthy ovacuations
front the bowels, and dyspoptic state of the
stomach, are extremely cominon symptoms.
Disease of the Blood.
llA.iMOnS, AID., April 28, 1879.
.D11. II. R. STEVENS:
Dear Sir: I nave suffered for about two years
with a disenso of the blood, and after using
difrerent remedies, but linding no relief. I wai
induced to try Vegetino. After taking two
bottles I was entirely cured. I have recom
mended it to all my friends and beltIevo It to
be the best medicine of the kind in u-.e.
Yours truly, LEANDER LUSBY.
13 TE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE.
Vegeti its Sold by All Druggists.
MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM, OF LYN. NASS.,
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Ig a Positive Cure
tor all those Painful Complaints and Wealknesses
socommon toourbeast female population.
It will cure entirely the worst form of Female Con.
plaints, all ovarian troubles, Infammation and Ulcera
tion, Failling and Displacements, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
It will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus in
an early stage of developmont. The tendency to can
serous humors there is checked veryspeedily by its use.
It removes faintness, nlatulency, destroysall craving
for stimulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach.
It cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostration,
General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and Indi
gestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache, is always permanently cured by its us.
It will at all times and under all circumstances act in
harmony with thelaws that govern the female system.
For tfie onreof Kidney Complaints of either sex this'
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E. PINKHIAM'S VEGETABLE 00OMe
POUND is prepared at 133 and 3 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Miasa. Price *l. Six bottles for $5. Sent by mail
la the form of ptis, also in the form nf lozenges, on
receipt of price, *i por box for either. Mrs. Pinkhase
freely answers all letters of inquiry. Send for pamnph
1.1. Address as above. Mentiorn this Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHAN,
LIVERI PiIJB. They cure constipation, bilionme~
and torni lily of the liver. f5 cent. per box.
4s- Sold by all Druggists. M 4
of ta als.oweak- man of let
eueod by the strain of terstollinuovornr
stiukl :ts an d use tr ra nervo and
Hop Bitters, waste, use Hop B.
dIfe yo areoun and surring fromn any n.a
neas, rely ou O p Bitters.
whoever y ou ae Thtousands die an
whenever y ou feel nually f r o n0 somne:
ic~ls cliasing, ton- 1sae ta mdtn et
Int or stimulating, haveobeen provented
with~outintfoxfcating, by a timely use of
r a ke H op HopBitters
Bitters.
Tiava you df is
pepsi". D-dae. I. 0.
port,idr seaso Is an absoiute
of thme atpta -n rssa
flver or nervesus o opium
You wiibe. i* tobacco,or
If you are si. Sold by drug.
w t, ry% NVR Ci!rular.
saved hun- Pasheuter, N.YT. 1
d reds. & Trcete, Oat
For 8itlaaY 8Chnfol5
dioillcly(iOO iOb'i ti t (30 .) Son.
- hooks Ihat4~ haA bse-n PlIilay,1:'J Schoo Tong
ie , i*A. Ilolfraant~. cind 3 dlmcfr je
Ce's) 111f nl s);yl ($c.). l ~TA ilg. (o
vecry pi'ptiiar operas, .5) ouedtnso
Musical Literature.
An t he Great Mats r ealy created mnodern
lantil ie has red t hetsI ir i1 lCroughly posiced
pibish xceenad ye~i lves, litIson & Co,
raiblso eeltaoive r roaeiablQ biog
rapisf ienesohni 1($2), iarael (2). Rlossini
Weer (g vos. (ci 0),on ch nn, ()1.y0)
Inai a,, ioraph o zart l.niehon
trs $ .{ eahs ') lchovens e
U l k c eh s er (2 eries, each
Cl 8 nic ses ( oe. Ti rmoist. anh 411
writon Curiosities of Mfilsic '($1)
Oliver Dltson & Co., Boston,
J. 1N. DIlTO & .228hstnt St., Phila.
the e at and Che at lilutratited edition of
are waitIng for it, D)o not bo decolnsf g l
(ha Jhn uterst orifror ed tr s. 8oe
da mco g yhis buition.tain fi rn cOu
NaroAf. Pun' ISIiNo Coi., Phl lidolhia, Pa.
JRA WETE
Herr Roltz has lately discribed ame
nteresting experiments before ti
;ottingen Academy. A large concav
lisk, with a piece of unwrinkled sill
idhering to it by electric motion, 1i
lIxed to one of the discharge rods of i
foltz machine. The other rod is place<
opposite the disk. When the machin
s worked, a small feebly luminou
tar appears at the point of the lattej
od au a luminous circle on the dlbk
(hen objects which are conductors o
emi-conductors are introdctced be.
ween the "star" and the "circle,'
hadows are cast' on the circle whict
re not optical, but what may be callet
lectrical. Thus, when a cross made ol
Pasteboard and ebonite is interposed
nly the shadow of the passteboard I1
ast; but it the cross'Is breathed upon
he shaqow of the complete cross I
eon for an instant. A glass ro
keated will show a shadow, whicl
,rows 'ainter as the glass cools, an(
t last disappears.
Answor this.
Did you ever know any person to b
11, without inaction of the Stomach,
Liver or kidneys,or did you ever knov
>ne who was well when either was ob
itructed or inactive; and did you evej
know or hear of any case of the kil
.hat 11op Bitters wouli not cure.-Asl
your neighbor this same question.
An interesting discovery has redentl3
)een made near the ruins of ancien
Pyre. On an escarpment ot rock aboul
00 feet above the level of the sea Dr
,artet finds numerous figures from 2}
o 3_ feet in height, carved in bas-re
lof. They are said to be extremel
brchalc in design, their heads mostI3
n profile, but with the eyes as it in th
Iull face, and their tunics crossed o
eft side. A few yards distant ar<
normous blocks of hard breceia,abou
0 feet by 16 in size and 10 feet abov
he surface of the soil. This brecci
onsists mainly o1 nyriads of worke,
lints, with which are Intermixed irag
nents of teeth and bones. Dr. Larte
)elleves they once forimed part of
:avern of great antiquity.
DEACON SM[ru buys Carbohne, th
ileodorized petroleuin hair renewe
and restorer, and since its improve
ment, recomniends it to all his friend
as the perfection of all hair prepara.
tions. This shows that the Deacon i
a wise man and knows what is what.
IM I
William F. Tolley, of Kingston, N. Y
s an electrial marvel. Mr. Tolley I
m0 full of electricity that when h
ildes across a carpet. even with hi
)oots on, he can light the gas with II
liger, and when a person touches hIl
lose or an ear with their fingers
ihock in the arm and a bright spark J
mitted.
TuE greatest anxiety is experience(
least there should be a Ilaw In the titl<
to property; yet a flaw in the title o
health--a Cough or Cold-Is disregard
ed. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup remove
all such at once
The sleepers of French railroads ar
>reserved from decay either by subjeci
ng them to a process of saturation wit
reosote or with sulphate of copper. A
iew method is proposed by M. Jacquef
'atty substances (In the form of a soap
olution) combined with phonic acl
ire injected into the wood so as t
>enetrate every fibre of it. After
apse of eight days a fatty acid I
ormed which is said to be insoluble I
ivater and t) be capable of affording th
nest complete p~rotectionl against th
'otting cauisedl by moisture.
VEGcm; 151 now ackhwledged b;
mur best phiysmcians to b)e the only suir<
bud safe remedy for all diseases arisinj
rem imp~ure blood, such as scrofuhi
and scrotulous humors.
Dr. Cnrnelly, of Sheflild, Eng , ha
>btalned ice at such extremely higl
emperature that it would burn the
lesh to touch it. He has also frozei
vater in hot glass vessels and main
ained lce as such at temperature ex
cedling the boiling point for a conalid
rable timc.
SLEEPmcLxss and restless lad les shouls
ake Lydia F. P'inkhmam's Vegetab!
ompound.
At a tle meeting of the Lcndo
hotographsic Society, a paper wa
ad by Prof. T. E. Thorpe on a simpl
mnd expedious method of preparin
>yrogalioi for dry plate development
J)ry gallic acid and glycerine are pu
nto a flask and heated to 200 degree
nu a sand tray as long as bubbles o
arbon dioxide are seen to be forme<
a the liquid. Th'ie gallic acid soon dli
elyes and is entirely converted nti
he the oretlcal quantity of pyrogallo)
lamely, 80 per cent.
Hurrah, For Our Sideo.
Many people have lost their interest in poll
Ies and In amusements because they are a<
mt of eorts and run down that thoy cannoi
mnjoy anything. If such persons wvould only
mo wise enough to try that celebrated remed.1
(idney-Wort and experienco its toilo and
ontovating effects they would soon be hurrah,
ng witu the loudeat, In cog '' '" 5 !tN
orm jLi or bowel ' for torp~id hvoc
A Jeffrul Aunnonn~eemnont
to suffering millions i h ldtdnsta
astda cranceuro for >l tdnsta
laer ed. 0,00 polos cas gbeoon disco,
Bilsboo's Anakesis, iron~ have used I)
Doctors of all mod'cal ronounoi rscibefatb
practice ; empirics and nostiu venprosrboi
torfeit andl imitato it, um~al vinotco
tion, admit that it is entid to wihu exca
''Modical Miracle." Nothg ied tothi namoe
more simple, rationalrop n blaeicin
is not an acoidenutal bor ofn moxri,,
but tihe seicaigglo nxerun ot(illne
problem, by an accomuplihod Pyianoflu
years' practice and study hyaksi iso
happy combination of a sootin paaoic i
eupportlng instrumenit and coraive pui
It alleviates at o curahemotv mxer'
paRin; It hols inl the mosItiv xr
andl by firm, continmel r.ur aontiv
toienir et a b
we ci be rogarded~ de a public boni D'k
anr sufferers from this terrible dlise ifoc
takus for calling attention to a d..ac
a0 orthy. It is hot less singular th ~~
cicuar concerning Anakesis, full di 51cov
b efo forbiavc ' INC) Prui E, a fa t i
or vbslYd in any medicine th ccti
tora wished to soll. "Anuakeis" is t ne
ruggisle everywhere. Seat tree o co pro
of prIce, .$1.00 por box; samples '/at sold
tJustacedter & co-, Box 8016 New y rec
imanufacturcrs of "Anaikesis.', ,..b
rk,i
o , yuon"a lographIy E
vlee airddreas vALJ an j1uo~
yAenato sell the standard Aarleui
1Yfarnbm for Pr ua
u fi
. - erms
I ndvanee,, Snnowp.A H p
A co sooeso!.g'g.5.
7
TEGREA
IMRI
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumb
c Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Goat, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
t Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Achos.
No Preparation on earth equal S'r. JACOBS OIL
as isdafie ure, salo bnd cheap t
D1 Remey.A trial entile but %he comparaitively
1 trifling outlay of 60 Cents, and every one suffer'"g
with pain can havo cheap and positive proof of its
Scla1e.ctions In Eleven Languages.
0 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DP.ALERS
IN MEDIOINE.
A.VOGELER& CO.,
Baltimore,1 Md.a U. . A.
0 -
THE O(LY MEDICINE
IN EITIEli LIQUID Ol DRY FORM
Thait Acts att the iame timtte on
THE z zLiaR, TE O 51S
AD TEl 9IDUS.
e WHY ARE WE SICK?
Because tre allow these great organs to
becone clogged 0 torlpid, and poisonous
humorsare therefore forced into the blood
I that shouldbe expelled tatus ally.
WILL SURELY CURE
3 KIDNEY DISEASES,
- LIVER COMPLAINTS,
B PILES, CONSTIiATION, ITIIINARY
DISEASES, FE31AL W EAKN ESSES,
AND NERVOUS DISORlDERS,
0 by causingfree-action of thee oraqns and
r. restoring their' power to throw qO'lsease.
h Why suffer Ililious pains and achest
Why tormented walth Plies, Constiliatioil
I. Why frightened over disordered Kidneys?
Y Why endure nervous or sick headaches?
Use KIIDNEY-WOtTand rejoice in health.
0 It is put up in Dry Vegetable Form, in tin
a cans one packago of which iniakeis six quarts of
.8 medicine. AleoliLiquid Forin, very Concon.
trnted, for thoso tint cannot readily prepare It.
e t.~-rIt acts with equal edMciency in olther form.
OET IT OF YOUR DRUMGIST. PIUCE, $1.00
W i, ~LS, ICH AlRDSO0N & Co., Prop's,
(Wil send the dry post-paid.) BULINPCTON, VT.
C -
STOMACHS
ITTERS
Wtiay Nuffer Needlessly -
Wih the consvulsin g, spasmodic tortures ot
feveur and agito and bilious remittent, whenoi
'Hilstetters stomach Bil ters acknowledged to
be a real curative of malarial fevers, will eradi
oate the cause of so much suiloring. No leas
,CeTective is this benignant alterative in casoi
of constIpatIon, diysp pata, liver complaint,
rhoeumal,Iim, and in genoral debility ana no: v
.Ouis weakness. For saie by all Druggista and
Dealers generally.
-THRESHIERS
r. Traction and Plain &ngines
3and Horse-Powers.
ni Mot C e.Th erralaetoi Est7 blished
yo-~- (I u gos
or STI A~. Nf a
ir" ov'1nsoe ?j e r Etnes Plain ifnglues
ll A muufrudeho . el tmros'enen
ry Ln scitrri no ~ radnf'bv taber mak er
tho Four siz.es ci Separators, from 0to aN horse
by0* o o .6lct th~ey
I? TRACTION ENGINES
wo d.. dt -0 3ioroPwr
0o to
ooak - ~
tm ing e m a
I a. Circulrsnt free. Address
-NICOLS., SHEARD & 00.
- I II I ; I '
DhADWAY
Sarsaarillian Resoly I
THE MREAT BLOOD PURIFIB -~
TARlY 0 CO0TAGIOUS,
Be E5 5eated In The Lunge or UommaehUklm
-odones, Flesh or Nerves,
TRI DP OM(VIATIq
CORRUPTlNG T'6 E 80 DANDVT I
Chronio Rheumatism Scrofls, Glandular
Swelll ii:Acking ry ough, DVAte
tions, Uphli8 te do uh, B1nrof th
'ungs eposr . We Britash, orloreu,
wi0to Swe 1-i. T'umnors, Ulcors, kin and Hip
tiss-asos Mercurial ilse sea, Female Coin.
-0 1to. .Ocut, Drop y, Salt itboun. ii.ouohiti.,
o-iaamption,
.Iver Complaint, &c.
Not only 4ae the arsaparlilian Resolveni
F ll ll remedial a Ats In the cure of Chronie,
fulous, Censtitu nal and Skin Diseases
t it to the only positive eure for
KIDNEY AID Wd!JDEJtVR00PLAINTf,
Urinary and Womb Disase,' Gravol. Diabetes
rp Itop ie of Water, Incontinence of
ie, righ Disease, Albumitnurla, and In all
saes where there are brick-dust deposits, ot
the water is thick, oloudy,- nIxed with Aub.
stanoes like the white of en egg or thelde like
white silk, or there Is a morbid, dark, bilious
appearance and white bone-4ust deposits, and
wIen there Is a pricking, burning sensation
when passing water, and pain in the small of
k a alon the lins. old by Drug
git. PRIE O DOIL
0TARIAN TUMOR OF TN Y EARS' GROWr
OUlIED BY DR. RADWAY'S RM DI1US.
One bottle contatu more of the aotive ilno.
ples of Medicines than any other Proparation
TaKO in Teaspoonful doses, while o . a re
taire Ae er six times as mueh. :4
R. Rp R.
RADWAY'S
Ready Relief;
OURE AND PRIEVENTf
OYSENTFRY, DIARRHGIA,
CHOLERA MORBUS
FEVER AND AGU
RHEUM.ATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DIPHTHERIA,
INFLUENZA,
SORE THROAT,
DIFFICULT BREATHING,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Looseness, Diarrhmx, Cholera Morbus, or pain
tul discharges from the bowois-.are stoppetd is
16 or 90 minutes by taking lRadways Iteady 1t.
Bef. No congestion or inflammation, no weak
eCI.r lassiltudle will follow tie use of thA R. I.
IT WAS THE FIRST AND to
The Only Pain Remedy
that instantly stops the most excruciaIiag
pains, allays intlammatior s, and cures Conrelt.
Lions, whether of the Lungs, Slomach Bowels
or'otbr glaniis or organs, by one aplihcation
1b from one to twenty naissuteS, no mat.
tWr how violent or excruciating the pain, tile
thoumatic. ied-ridden, i nflin, Crippled. Nerv.
ous Neura~tgic or prostrat ed witeh danaa may
suffer, RA DWAY'b READY R1la HF will affor d
Instant ease.
Inflanmation, of the Rstn4eys,
Iiumiation of tile Blndter-.
11IaiMAiioUU1,01 of Sile Bowel.
Conaemtion of the LBuogw
lore Throat, Difficult Breathling,
l'atipitatiotn of tlee fea,
fysteries, Croup, Diplithersia,
C'atarrh, Infiuenswil
leadinebe. Toothafa r, n
col Chillm. Ague Chail4%
Chilblains and F-ron~t 11tteof.
The application of the Rteady Relief I o the ifart
Dr parts where the phin or diilcuity exists wij
Wsford ease and como rt,
Thirty to dlixty drops ha. a half tumbier of
water will in ia few minutes eure cramnps.
Sprains. Hour Btomach, Heartburn, Sick liead
sche, Dlarrhiwa Dysenticry, Cdlic, Wind in-ihe S.
Bowels, and all internal pains. ('
Travelers shoi always carry a bottle of R d
way's Heatdy Relief with them. A few drops in
water will prcvent sickness or pa.insfrt
hago fwtr ti ete ~a French
,$randy or Blitters as a stiularnt. Price Fiti.
Cents per bottLe;.
Radway's Regulating Pills.
Perfeet Purgatives, Soothing Apertenas,
Aet Without Pain, Always Reliable
and Natural in theiri Operation.
I ,EGZTABLE SBSTITUTE FOR OALOM3I.
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
iwet gum purge, regulate, purIfy, cleans, and
RADwAy's Pn.c, for the cure o! all Disorders.
ef the Etomach, Liver,- Bowels Kidrneys, lad
der. Nerv:ous Diseasiss, Heoadacito, Constitailon,
Uostiveness indigestilon, Dyspepsia, Biiious
aess. Foyer, Inflammation of the BownIs Piles,
and all derangements of the Internal Viscera.
Warranted to effect a- perfect curiO Purely
vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals er
deleterIous drugs.
SUObsorve the following symptoms resulting
from Diseases of the Digestive Organs aConst.
DatonInwrdPiles, Fullness of the Blood in
HIead, Acidity of t he StomachNua.Hrt
bar. isgstof odFliness or Weight is
th tmcSour BructaiIons, Sinking or Flut
terIng at tihe Heart, Choking or Suffering Sen.
nations when in a lyisng posture Dimness of
Vision, Dots or Webs Before the 5ight Fever an d
Duli ain in the Head, Dfeficency of Perspira,
tion, Yellowness of tho Skin and Eyes. Pai a
the Side, Chest, Limbs and Sudden llushes ot /
Reat, Burning in the dlesi
A few doses of RADWAY'S PILLd will free the (
wyptem fronm all the above-named disorders.
Fries, SO Vents per itra.
We repeaji thatthe reader must eensultou
bokai papers on the subject of diseasesan
~19fr euro, among which may be named :
-"False and True ,"
"Radway on Irritable Urethra,"
T"iadway on Serofula,"
and others relating to different cilaas si et D
SOLD BY 3flUGGISiTfh
?EAD "RAEUME AND TRUE."
Send a letter stamp to RADWAT Y CO.,
No. 82 Warren, Ver. Cihurek St., New
WrJnformation werth thousands will be seat
toyou.
*'~ TO T HE PUBLIO,
There can bie no bette giat antee of the vab
of Dam IIADWiv's old1 estalalished Rt. it. RI. Rail
nias than the base and wortble's imitationS
thopt sc there are False Rtesolvent4, Relie
and ifilisg Be sure ad ask for Rtadwi's an
tha te CAsaile**adva' ia ea yms
7 7 A - YRAlIt and1( Cxpenltss to
agmnts. Out treo. Ad
gusa, Ma no.
..npu OqIas AlttIn rin ?qno a rjufiqud
1hM )utZuioiitiAtotn uil iItruitaomu osoILL
, . 210
No other preparatlon has cured so manty cases5
of th"se dhit'ts'ny comlalints as Pond's
Extaet.- P'osid's Extract F'lNer (25
'ents) bi invaltlale in itheso disoatsos, iLmba
'0, ainsin he lackor Hide, etc. Pn'
iZtract4ItOitenent, (Culnt.) for tso when~
removal of clothbng is inconvenietnt, is a great
kil in relieving inilammiatory cases. Sold by
all lhugglsts.
\lNr ED--n,000 Men, mnmedilateliy, for var
saarii i nitlote nnotu th- o a. ~i
Box 154, Vatlloy Fails, f atnsas.
10^ICF 1(1 000D --Io .s Ph toi, &c. Sampi
Ca ialogno, Sa. P~Aill 1100K 00., OhtioagoIl
t Sfr ntftaP A
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