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AGRIOULTURE. Hlow To BTAUT FLOWER BERDS.-In the first place We must have a good porous soAl for the beds or garden, enriched with well-rotted manure or compost, spaded and raked clean of lumps and stones, and laid out as the surroundings or fancy may dictate, when it is ready for the hardy an nuals and biennials, It is best to avoid undue haste in these preparations, and not b tempted'too far by the fickle warmth of early spring, or we may find our labor lost. Some of the smaller seeds are longer in germinating, and those who do not make a hot bed will find it an advantage to sow verbenas, stocks, lietunias, ' cocks combs and the like in boxes in this man ier. Take a box that will hold a peck or a half bushol of good soil, and put in the bottom a few handfuls of partly rotted straw, then sift in good garden soil-if not already sandy, mix in sand-md so fill the box nearly full; press it down firmly and smoothly, In rows, and sow the seed thinly, and then sift over it -fine dirt enough to cover it nicely, not too deeply; smooth down with a piece of shingle and sprinkle very carefully, so as to displice the seed. Then wet three or four thick nesses of woolen cloth in hot water, lay over the cloth close down, and set the box in a warni and not very light place. When the cloth becomes dry, or nearly so, repeat the wetting, and sa on till the seed starts. At this polut the water should be just warm when used. After the first leaves develop remove gradually to the light, With but a thin cover if cloth (mosquito net will do, using two thicknesses at first.) By giving this attention, there is little fear of failure. Tim Bls-r Bmaun or Cows Fon A MnILK Dait.-Each breed has its merits. If a large yield of ulk is desired the'*Dutch or so called Holstein is to be preferred, but, these cattle are very high priced and a milkman 1couk( not afford to purchase them. Good, well-selected native cows, With short-horn blood in them, are the best in some cases, because' they give abiimlant, amnd good looking milk, and when the milk fails they are easily fatted. No milkmnan c in afford to raise calvA unless lie has clieal) land and plenty of pasture. If lie has these he had better keep Ayrshires ; or at least select thu best native cows, get a pure Ayrshire bull from good ilking sirain and raise half breeds. So far as re gardls the cost of milk the Ayrshires, ac cording to their specIal advocates, take time pam over ill other brees(, as they are easily fed and111 milk freely. TA n.E Cou.-Withi frequeit pllant ings throu gh the senws. n, a dish of hoiled green corn cau be oni the table daily after the 11rst mess, until late in October. As it is deseivedly regarded to be one of the most desi- a'le things that can be enjoyed, there A no reason Why even )eoplp witit a small I l it. (if land Should11 not mduilye in it. There is now an early variety of sugar corn for the first, phiting that we have found to be excellent. It is called the "Extra Early Urosby.Sugar." A sIngle plaiting of this is sulicienim, to be followed by "Stowell's Evergreen Sugar," which Is the best vari ety for the genieial crop that we have yet found, and have raise-d it for the least tweily-tive years. A plinting should take place every ten to twelve (lays, and the samon will require'from six to sevei crops a togell er. Tiese will give daily supply until I Iost, sets in the latter part of October. A Mtuzzi.R Fin lITiNr iioisns --There las bvelen a nunriber of inquiries of late as to ali easy and effeeiad method of curing the habit of biting in horses. This da11n. gerois habit.is taught the horse by thought less owners or irivers, by playihig Wiih thenm whlen colts, or teasing them when ini groniv. A idlhr cut. w''i a wVhili across thme hiorse'su nose when lie bites may serve to b~reak him I rom the habit; but when thme ease is -worse and iincurable, a muzzle for this purpose may be made of st rips of lhght ho >p iron or of leather. A band1( may lie miadle to cincircie tihe muzzle t(o which strips of leather or iron are fast, enedi. At the blottoml of the muzizle a round~ pliece of lent her shoul be fastened by ivets to keelp the strips ini their phreeC. A decoction ot stroti soap-suds with tobacco stems (the more tobacc 3. the bet ter) will exteriuniate the redl spider and all ot her insects froma all plants and shrubs without, the PIightest danger of injury. As soon ars the leaves of the currant and gotweberry are fairly expandiied the "worm''' may be looked for. 'lime eggs are liiid ipon the under 81ide of thle lower * leaves, anid if these are remiovedl anid de - stroiyett much trouble is avert ed. Tehnumntik, li mlt. Th'lere recently expired in the infirmary cf the prison at Odessa an indiividluah, by name Viicili Te'boumaik{, a native of lamiail, of Kahinuck descent, who idurinig the major part of the ninety-six years of hus life ap pears to have been man tuitigat ed public nuisance. Born about, 1785, VacilIi grewv lip to the physical proportions of lierunhtes and the strength of Samson. ile -was duily drtawn for the conscription, aiid servedi his titue as a solier, but, lie (diinied suchi pilaid laurels as t hose which cr~owmu'- lie shako of the celebrated lRussian driun-nia jor whose waxen e'llgy, in full uniform and holding a little watx dwarf in lthe hollow of "nre big hand, smiles through his iustauebe upo~i nminkul 'it Mmne. Tlussaudi. Oin ioh tatimiu, his dlischarige Vacm~ili Tchamumiai k adohiptedi brigamdie as his profession; aitil it is estimnated thant in the cnourse of his eni reer as a banidit, lie comimitedm no fewem thanm eighty mnrders. IOtring inany years lie andi~ the out laws farmniiig his band kept lie conxhtry round about Odessa in a c im ltints state of terror, whlile the limssianu police rather conmived at than initerleres withI thle iireanits' dloings. At length an exceptionial superinitend~enit narmedhI Khoi/ hievsky undi~ertok thle task of .n>' -" - Lh) > him. The brigand chmief. 'ur ' 1' ':rogauitg in a roadlside inni wh4g'd" ,vas surrounded andii after i gI,,, -.e lie had taken ruge, severn - . ..nguiinary struggle lie anud .14o his fol lowvers were captutred. Thle fine 01(1 isslaan codle of crnina mujurn - prud~ence bt ing thieni prevalentl, Vaucihi ie * imainedl nine y, ars in prison beforo lie was timed. in 18b9, ho wever, i.e wvas sentenced to the knouit and to 20 yearns' hiardl labor iii - Hiberiai. Thle bi igand~ was ~at that hperiod! 714 years of aige. Five years after w. id lie escaphedi and imiade his way back to Odessa; bumt lhe was tagain caught, tried, anid rele gated to penal servitude. Once more, mn 18119, lie made his re-aippearance at, Odessar, and( after two years' confinement ini jail put justice to the trouble of agaia trying him, and sending him back to Siberia. In the middi~le of last May this patrniarchal bandit madoe a fIfth andi~ flia appearrnce In time vicinity of Odessa, andi (list inhuished hhn1 self by attemptinig to, steal a wagon and hom ses belonging to some Germanm colonists, The sturdy Trcuitomis, however, gave the veteran dlespierado a very warmi receplion. TIhey soumndly belabored Varcili andl a coin p~anion of his, and, bmidinig them hand and foot, dleliveredl thmem over to the atuthioritics. Tchotilk was found to have had seven of his ribs broken, ando to have been othier - wise so roughly handled that lie was ro movedt to time prison infirmary, where, otn the 80th titmno lie dlid. ie was ninety six years of age, ando but for the drubbing which lie received at time bands of the Geps fman colonists might have survived to have Lccn ai centennam inn amrong convicts. DOMESTIO. MILK AND LimE WATER.-Milk ahd Lime water are now frequently prescribed by physicians In cases of dyspepsia and weakness of 'the stdmach, and in some f cases are said to be beneticial. Many per. I sons who think good bread and milk a great luxury, frequently hesitate to eat it * for the reason that the milk will not digest i readily; sourness of the stomach will often follow. But experience shows, says an approved medical Journal, that lime water a and milk are not only food, and medicine C at early period of life, but also at a later, 3 when, as in the case of Infants, the func o tions of digestion and assimilation are feeble and easily perverted. A stomach a taxed by gluttony, irritated by improper 1 food, inflaned by alohohol, enfeebled by c disease, or otherwise unfitted for its duties r -as is shown by the various symptoms 11 attendant upon Indigestion, dyspopsia, v diarrhoa, dysentery and fever--will re- c sumne its worx, and do it energetically, on an (xclusivo diet of bread and milk and , lime waiter. A goblet of niilk may have a tour t'ablespooafuls of lie water added to it with gooti effect. The way to make lime water is simply to procure a few lunps of unslaked line, put the lao in a V stone jar, and add waiter until the lime Is slaked and of about the consistence of thin creatu; the lime settles, leaving the pmno Ilt clean l:no0 Water oi the top. NROV PaexsS FOn WASIINU LINEN. 'In Gernany and lBelgiun a substitute has lately been introduced for soda in the launtdry, which, whilo it has all the deter. save qualities of soda, (loes no injury to the linen. Two pounds of oa) are dissolved in about live gallons of waiter as hot as the hand can bear. To this are atled one tablespoonful of oil of'turpentine and three of liquid ainona. This mixture is then well stirred, and in it the clothes are steeped for three hours, the washtub being covered up ats carefulhy as possible. Next, the clothes are washed, rinsed and blued as usual. The luixture will serve i se Ond titie, only, it intist be re-heateil and one-half spoonful of oil of turpentine andi(1 on1e and onie-half of atumionia added to it. '1ns process ceonomizes time, labor and fuel. Tile clothes are not injured, becaiso the alunionia evaporates very quickly; atnd ais for the smell of the turpentine, that, dis- b appears in the drying." . ci 1ozNTA IN CAKI Alaximo.-The butter should be perfely sweet and tree from buttermilk ; the butter and sugar should o1 be thoroughly beaten together. Powdered 4 sugar is prelerable to granulated, as the 1i latter is slow in (tissolvinig; the whites of 1h the eggs should be beaten to a still Jroth, IC and added to the sugar, fruit LI should be rolled in flour and added at A the last imioment. Botta should be pulver- a ized and sifted into the cake with the e: ilour. The haund or a wooden spoon is e' best for mixing caee. An important point, Is the heat of the oven. The cake should begin to bake at once, but should not t brown initediately. The oven door T should be seldom opened winle the cako is I in. 'T'lhe lemUi-pain1s ire excedent for baIk- It, n11g cake, lrat neating then a1s for U rahain b gemsi. Il PREVETION or Dis.AsK - A man can t7 do ils own business the best. Ilie co, it til is saler to prevent disease by a plroper P1 care of ourselves, living temperately inl all respects, using plain aiid simple food, than to pay doctors' bills. Especially It is is easier to provent the dyspepsia tian to h cure it, ait least, cases of long stan(inag. ai Medicine will cflctC little sc) long as we eat l the richest aud most indigestible food Cat. T ait all hours, paiticularly at bedtime, or L et, las if "'oin a waiger,"' Consumng the w laleal by thme aid of hot, driinks mi thae shaort -T est possible linte. D)yspepsia is a certili- it ecite of wrong andl gross eatling, ordinaarily, rc or of too muacha mental elftort robbing the stomlacha. I B illnLNs whcha are veiny nmuchi soiled ain can be mlado~ cleaa and~ will look ialmaost si like new ones if waished ini aniiimonai and1( Va water. Use half a teaspoonliul 01 amla- lii monia to one pint at waiter. Somie rib~bons, or alter wasinig or sponghinlg, (d0 not Ined to 2 be ironed. aand ini faict, are injured by it.. lIn These shouhi b~e faistened to a table or long ironing board, and~ wheni peifect ly smooth, let thiem alonec until they aire dry. hn if Lthey ar0 ait aili wriinklerl wheii dry lay a m u'loth whaicha is slightly daiup1 over themlia u1( id pres with a hot iron. Biack salk, ii in plunogedl with col cotce and1( ammlnOttia, w w~ ili be wonaderfully freshaeiaed. Use a av Ilaiiael cloth to reinove dust Iromn silk. Dagr roIL WVA.nNo. - -A famifous pedles- y( triana alwatys prpalredl for his n aiks thuis:t lie taikes a aniall chop aind somo1 cLcoaL for (Ii breikfast. In two h(oius afterwarid a rawv Lii 'gg beatest tip. Ilis dininer conlsists of a of 1ag() puidding and1 a smaaall quiaantity of very aw t he f, withoutt drink, andi his sinpper oif is mach cocoa a.d bread and butter as lhe M wvishaes. Ezieli daiy lie is allowed a luarat riu af mik and oc11 lcaisionual si pa of ginger n'e. J a lIeI taikes no ialcoholic beveralges whatever. .J I ve Tio (Ci.nAN l h.AoK (C.o-ru. - li issol v one )umee orI bictarbonte of ammoinija mi onle lulari oh wvarnti wajer. WViih this liquid dii 'ih the clothi, usinag ai ieLc of Ihlc or sal hlack cloth for the pulrpose. After the lill apipheation of t hizs solaiiion, cean thel it, cloth11 Iiell wilt clear(1 Wail r ;ldry and iroan spi I, brushing the eloth rroini ihnel to I ilneL ni thle ( nieeltion oi t ho lber. To (enas A FlO.x. As soon1 as I le p,,-~"' aegin to swell get the iinetine a'' me..rb5 e md2( wrathea pam t aaffecio 'or 11' a lobehri b, atuirate it t hortgr~ ..a wviith a cloth I; a md1( the lelow . aiy withll the tincture a tenid .or )j a will soon1 dhia - poisenedt in S inuing as felons o ught to beL. Tisi 1.aver fatils if tried ini seaLsonI. S1 THA aI r lla Col.ns~ p*-ake twvo tea- V spoon0fiils of water, one~ of miolasses atal1 si onie of 111111 killer ; sip dlown andI( cover la w~armaly, it is welil to bathle thle enest also wyitha the pin killer. A very had cold may be broken up directily with this c'areful n treatmaenat. BrI.Ix srI-nI ihmaus.-A qiack cure is to ~ apply a bayer of comm~non salt I and sat urateg it with laudanum. 11oh1( it in place0 an h(c mr or so by simplie han dage. The antart. inug sensation will diasappealr raipidlly amnd the burna get wel!. Foua BrnIAiNs-Th'llere is nothaing better thq~n a strong decoction of wor-nwoodCIL an d( viincga'. *A Ilannel clotht wrung out of thec above just as hot as the patient, willl hear, amnd boundl on the affectedl part will give humtedtiate relief. C'sinz says, in preserving beef, thec ribs wvill keep longest-tlve 01r six daya31 in sum11 mier-the mhloll of tile loin next, the rouand neCx , and1( thn shaortest of all, th li brisket, which wiill not keep more'C lhea thrieo days in hot weatther,. To make silk wich has been wrinkled appear exactly like newv, sponage it oni the s surface wvithl a weak sohution dt gin atraic 1 or white glue, anad Ironm on theo wrong side. I S3oAKlNoa calico just previomls 1O the first w.'ahng in a strong rolhioln of either salt or alum us, exellent to preservo the a color. HUMOROUS. "Hi I 1 I stop that car I" Driver eros a own the brake so vigorously as nearly to tleocate the necks of the passengers, who all up against each other and saulle or )ok cress, according to their pecular dis ositions. "Now, doar, good-bye, dnd be ure and come and see inc very soon, and on't forget to aivo luy love to Aunt Susan nd Uncle John and all the rest of the olks; aid remember not to trouble your. Dlf about matching that ribbon unless you an as easy as not. And do take care of ourself, and tell Jane how glad I an that he's going to marry that young Mr. inith, rho is a good man, I know by his looks, nd I hear lie's got lots of money, which m nost as good. Now don't take cold this hangeablo weatlier, and I'll send you that 3cipe for the iiffilns just as soon as I get ome. Good-bye-g-o-o-d-bye, Why, ,here's that car.? I thought the street ars were for the accommodation of peo to." 8o they are, and that's the reason Phy this ono wont on, liastead of stopping the crossing all day. A IMInICAI. writer tells this story of a lebrated English quack: Ho was oncc jiited by an old acquaintance fromio the ountry, who addressou him as "Zani." "'I'in glak to see theo'st got on sa vinely, am," said the rustic, "ulint how is't, manY 'hee knowest theo never had no more rains nor a pumpkin." Takimg lin to a widow, the quack ade hiit Count the passers-by. "Ilow iany have passed " asl'eti th quack, rter a few minutes. "Nointy, or ma11tyiiap a hun'dredl,'' "And how many wiso inen (o you sip 0me were aiiong this hundred V" "Mlayhlap one." "Vell; dll the rest are miine. " AMIABnIn husbaiitl (who has just finished loving). Where are my slippers, dear?" life-"They catne along with the third ad, and the load went to the garret ?" lushand-' and where is mny pipe?' life-You'll find it in ove of the barrels : crocery in the cellar." ulsband And where is imy comb and hair briush?" /ife-"Jane packed them ini tle kitchen ovo with the chiliren's shoes." ium 11d (mientally solilo1Illi8iig)-'Wlat a oman my wfe is 1 1611c never went to >llege, and yet she knows everything. Tinmiu.; This is terrible I A youth seventeen has lost his sight, ill his hair is come 0111, his voice is tailing, on1e arm as become pura3 zed, his girl lins jiled in, his hearing has go o, and both of him Ks have dropped off at tile knees-all rough the habitual smoking of cigarettes. terrible lie, we mean, but it is not. half bad as soinc of the cases reported in our changes. Truth is stranger than Acetion ,cry time. WATRuNo place trunks are made with vo wings and a back door this 8eason. icy aro put on rollers and drawn to the itel by a horse power windiless. They ' then attacheat to the building, ati( the le of the resort goes insido and lives. A at thing in the way of a broize ventila. r has been attachedl to the hdts, and the uinks are every way inore cointortable an an entire suite of rooms in the hotel -oper. "I usuva this mind reading business ill nonsense," al Browi. "It's ill imlbuig, I tell you," hie continuedh "I onld like to see aniybotiy read iny mind. bero isn't a manliving who can read it." ie tquestion took its three readings., and e .house palssedl a reso(lution~ that IBrown as5 correct, with not a dhsseutinig Vote. iie unbiasced sentimient of all present was ait the ma1n1 was in yet born who could ituhlirown's minch and iacver wvouhl be. Trnu other way : "Dlo youi sell Ililes (1 lTestamenite here ?"' iniquired ani elerly Lly of thle genitlemuanly clerk in a hook. 3re. 'Yes, un'aili. XWe have it 111k riety. Anout whant stylo wavi'ud yout te ?"' "I don't want. any of the iuil le's. I wiant ai r'evesetl Tiestninent."' viient 'y she( thought thie whole busiiess di gonie backward. Y'ouNo l tin:FtJi.-lammia : '" t ou'll sorry when Un che Dick leaves us8 to orrow, won't youi, Tloimmy ?" T'onmiy: t" T' iommay: ' 'Cos U neu Dick al. 13'S gives inw a shilung when he goes ray 1" "W~HA-'rs in a lnme 1" Ah I Williain, ui don', kiiow everything, thaut's ce'rtaiin. It can h)0 bought for a few cents per .art ; hut call it chlloritle of southum, and~t 13 up >thecary wvill miulet, youl to the time1 hiaf a d14o1lar for 1n0 piioir scrup tle. VA1.0 Ain1.5 inifortion k fl romi a bachielor: ty is iiie of the unlucky mombhs for 11a21 es'. T1he other unlucky months are~ nluaury, F'ebrtiary, Alairch, Aprtil, Juneii,' ly, August, Sepitembier, Ocvtober, No. mbiter, niid D~ecemuber. Siii : Sompldlinedl to her milkmnan that lie I not, give tier good meaisore ; amnd lie di It waus the fault of her Itcher-lhe ed it chal11k I uill alwvays. She itied >ke t1.he Litith athl i iimes. A. MA N who was llhinil' dif~4 ..;ior tt(out inI the . years ago, sa thle s (1ry runsc, tighit lus hook on ai ba~g oif gold amd rugh~lt iL safely to shore. As~ he looked lhe gol he( sadlhy sanl: "J' my 14113 luck; .A loonl lellow wiho kicked his iieI to enlthI in 10nglan has l e eni senltenceed to x lonth limliprismlenit . Th'e ,lge 'ill hprobly3 atverage thle Ling by gi ving >mie deep-dy3edl villain whoii has kit ued a ibbit threea or four y'ears. V nY P i'~A i. : "Doc you initendt gt, ig to a souinmer resort tIh is sunuiiner ?"' in - iuired Miss Fi tzjoy of her practIcal friend. Oh, yes hunleed. If thercie is aniy ph~a~e here soineiitr resorts this y'ear weu are( Linlg surely. FA'oi-:il (who Is alwayse trying to teach 15 son how to act, while at, thle Iale(): 'Well, Johna, you seo that when I have ilsil eating I always leave thle table.'' ohin : "Yes, sir ; and that is nal you do Lxtn oif the free-T1he new settiers in 'exas wIll thaid plenty oft elbowv room, if othinig else. One of themi writes that be as '"the lilo (Grande for a b.itht tub tandc all iexicoi for ai back yard.'' A Fvi.uci an: No: it's no disgr ace > be named Budl.hI. We'd tnther lea amied Sniith ad own over $ I 00,000~t,000u an11 be called St. lawriene DeVo-o and ave to lie bashftl of the dlog-tax ('ollecto. Fwitib:' "law-what (to y'ou wish your.. 31f to-night, dear buy 1'' Algy : "'Noth.. ig, andic-hawu-pweciouis little of that. 'act is, these light (lays it gets s') awfully lie soiaw flly early 1'' A ix lOAN horses will never make as ueh montey abroadl as Amiericani donkeys nve snnit thern, (Albany, (N: Y.) Daily Press and Knaegerbooker.) Abandoned. We perceive by one of' our lassachu. sette exchanges that Dr. jrenzo Waite, of Westfleld, an eagnuet physician of Berk. shire Co., strongly indorses St. Jacobs Oil, Wk')i it he cured a case of Sciatica that re. slited all regular treatmeni, and had in fact been abanelonled as ineumrale. In a lotter written by Mr. Charles Dar wiln to Professor Holmgren on vivi-section, Io says: "Noone,unless he is grossly igno. rant of what science has done for mankind, can entertain any doubt of Incalculable betefits whiich will hereafter be derived from physiology, not only by man but the lower animals. Look, for Instance, at Pas teur's results in modifying the germs of the most malignant,disease, from which animals will, in the first place, receive more relief than man." (La Fayette (Ind.) sunday Times. Our City Druggists report an liniense Sale of St. Jacob's Oil, saying the denand 1s based upon the popularity, of its success. Wherever it has been used, It has proved Its valtue a thousand fold, and receives its best encomiuus; from those who have tried it. A maller which may become of practi cal value to undertakers is the late demon stiration that the hodies of animals killed with pure hydroclanic Acid remain unaffect el by decomposition for about a month. 'I'li (liscovery may possibly also be made of service in the dressing of meats for food, as It is stated that the acld remains all this thime Intact in the stoniach, and dan he realdily separatei by dlistillation. FNIATURESREMEY YESETINR WILL CURE Scrofula. 8eroft0lotts Htumor, Cancer. Caneproul 6 ltilli ir Hrysti-oha, Canker. Halt Rihetin, Pinples or 1u1nor in 1lie Fnc00. Couig, an i Ciolti, Ulcers, llronchitis. No ralgla, DyJSpopsla, lthotinatism, PAini in tho sudo, constpa. Lion, Costly. nesi. Piltes, Dizz1in03s, lload-tce,9 Norvotlless, Pains lit tiho Hack. FaIntlesi at the Stomnach Kidney Complaints, Feliato Weakness an( Ouneral Debility. This prep ration is sceontifloalv anti chenil ently coMnbined, and so hi rongly co..ceutrated frint ioo,,, hierbs and barks, Lhat, its gooit or euix it r realized initnedi itly after comInena Ing to take it. There Is no disease of the hu inal .,ystein for whici the vegetino cannot be usetl wit Ih perfeCLt tay, as It Uio not Cout-In any nieallic compouni. For iradleating the Hystf1I ior all linplu.rit.s of the bio 'i it hia no eilihti it. has nm er failed to eclict, a .re, giv ing tone ati sl rog it to hoe systein dubilitettd by disoatl. It-s wondorful effeats upor tbo con. 11 palinta ntti( are suirrising to all. Mlany have, 'eon cured by the vegetne Lit.t have tried niiiy other routedles. i can well be called ti The Great Blood Purifier. t1 Dr. W. Ross Writes, S0$oiFULA, LIVEl COMPLAINT, DYSP EPSIA, ti HIIEUMiATISM, WRAKNIESS. MR. H. R. STvuvNs, Boston: I have been practising inedicino for 25 years, and t a renedy for Scrofula, Liver Complaint, Dyspepl., litheunatism, Weakness, and all ills eases of iho bloott, I have n ver found its equal. I have -,old Vegotine for seven years and tnave never had one hot le roturn-d. I would heartily recotninend It to thoso in need of a blood puri ler. _ Dit. IV. 1(088, Druggist. Hopt. 18, ISIS. Wilton, -owa. PURPARD BY 11. it. STEVENS, Houton, Bass. Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists. IRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAMv, UF L.NN, MASS., il -~- c LYDA . PINHA' VEGETALE COPOUND LYI Ea PNtHvM'uro' fbr* nil thoie P'nIitiii omplainte aid Wenknesases sC6ItIiiommon. toin heiat rfemale- Dpnintlo... It wtill tiura entirely the worstt forum of Feale Pomn- Il plitt aill ovarinni t roubiles, lnfinmmaetlon andI Ulcra- i tiotn Falling andi Displacemiercq, antI tho conseuen.t spinal Wenknesciu andt Ia particulurly adapted to the Chiange of l~ife. itIt will dhisstolvi nr~d texpel tumnora from tho utouan in .hi nn. rly utiage of titevelopmen.t. The tendeineytW1 cernut humtiors t hero, i check-edi verysipeedll - ' "n" It remoi-vce finttnesi flatulenicy, ir -'*tt"-^i'oy is use, for stttlnt sn, amlt lveagne ' '-trt-yal craiing IL t'ir',s Iltlont~n, ib. g i,, .,einknessc of the stomneh. thstu-riih li~lbihty, , oatnee, Ne-rv-.us Prost ratin, 1 geitioireplsnesaui, Depjreioiun alit In-i ' 'I - ... of heilngf idown, enusing paitn, weIit aisuiitbalcl i alnya pi-rmanet ly cttred by 1ts use. It wIll at till t ieandi und~terallei-rctumsitan-eeant inE harmionty uitt hte law. that gov-rnt the femato syisItm. F-or Ihto i-tir.-if lK biny Comiijhntt of ulither air th', Compounia~ I i ii mtiurpinneer. LYDIA E. ilIN lsAM'ls VEEIETARI.E CoM-. i'oLUND i pir.-piitir ati andt 235 Wi-eit Avenue, ILynni, Shtu. I'tlii st. Pix biotitefor $5. Bent by mnnO ini the form, of tpil, alto int tjuo fortin of lozenges, oni tveipijt of pitc, $1 pet- box for e~iter. ltre. Pinikhami (r-.lyaniiwsatllt ti-nrtof I nqiry. Senjul for piumphi let, Aitirew as aboviei. 3entlan th,,Is Pper,. NO family shboul.i bi withnout ILYDIA E. PINKIIAM'sB L.IVEII PllaS. They eure constipation, billouianoas. tsnd toirpidtity of the liver. 26 cents per ibox. *er foldi by till rgl bes. m ___ FOR REEDllRGANS TIl wondliilty suicca'saiu book still uollt litrgtely, ymtr tifter year, iind sieea to, be a permtiintiii iincei.i. A teiiii iinrietivocouriist, very (lnt selectlioi itia in - r rativ-eimti-i o.f god~i itt-ed Ornian. Mutiilt, acceomiit for the faor ill whtih It -lu. erh Prco, $1.60. IN P'itSHa AND NE~ARLY ICEADY: 1ArNew flook fIor Choire. ~- A' cm IH ook for Ninging~ .Schools, liv L.. 0. l-MERSON. A New flook of Tios for 1Femle AiIAmO r. ittentq-rn~r ,ihotulid send for Witner's Iitind of [out- t.ni), with mn e for four to .iX intit ito-mi, or QU INTE'' OUhi I TRA (6 boohs, eachi Tiax NEW orERAt.-s-OT~fvETTIE (50 eti )- 'THE IIASCOT (nd ei-..) lilLL.EE- TAYL.Ol (50 e-s.)- are oilei eve-rywhwe. F-itno oditionis, and wotinr uly OLIVER DITBON & 00., Boston. .5. i. nrrTUNo, a co., 1R24 tlhesiu *tree', P'htnelphIa. Tnome sawerunic an Atverusement, ra oonfer a savor upon the Advertiner anid the i2'bUuher- bysttng that they saw the adiver. *lsennet in thIs m-n Irnasnina, ashe naper A .Rtlforporous and Hard Woodi. -Use boiled oil and corn starch stirred uto a very thick paste. Add a little Japan md reduce with turpentine. Add no color or light ash. For dark ash and chestnut, iso a little raw sienna; for walnut, burnt imber and a slight amount of Venetianred; or bay wood, burnt sienna. In no case iso more color than is required to overcome he white appearance of the starch unless Pou wish to stain the wood. This filler is vorked with brush and rags in the usual nanner: Let it dry 48 hours, or until it is u condition to rub down with Vo. 0 sand taper, without much gumming up, and if ia extra fine finish Is desired filt again with lie same materials, using less oil, but more >f japan and turpentine. The second coat vill not shrink, it being Aupported by the Irst coat. When the second coat is hard, he wood is ready for finishing up in any lesired style or to any degree of nicety by ollowing up the usual methods. This ormula is not intended for rosewood, and vil not be satisfactory if used therefor. PreJudice Kills. "lEleven years our daughter suffered on m bed of mnisery under the care of several )f the beet (and some of the worst) physi 'iaus, who gave her disease various names mut no relief, And now she Is restored to us ,n good health by as simple a remedy as [lop Bitters, that we had poohed at for wo years, before using it. We earnestly tope and pray that ' no one else willslet heir sick suffer as we did, on account of prejiudice against so good a nedicine as Rlop Bitters.--Trhe Parents. Thecre have been 723 models ani plans f improved cattle cars sent to Chicago, in ompietition for the prize offered for the est invention in that line, and many others re known to exist which their inventors lhnk too valuable to part with for the prize. .hey represent nearly every State, beside 'anada, England and Switzerland, and biough it will be some Lime before the de criptions can be prepared and the respec ive merits decided, It Is already apparent liat the competition will result In a much etter ear for the transportation of live Lock. 'T'here have already been 116 patents ranted in this country for cattle cars. Why Arc You uiiiiioun ? Iiocanso you hao allo vod your bowels to 'econe coitivo aid Liver torp.d. Use Kid tey-Wors. to produce a free state or the bowels nd it %%il stimuilato the liver to proper sation, 'Oanso the skin of is yellownevs. aure bilious eadaieho, and cuse new life in the blood. )raggi its havo it, both dry and liquid.-Zion S, keraldj. The latest applic'ition of paper is the doption o piates. made of that material by 'mie of the great restaurants of Berlin. 'hey were first introduced last summer by lie landlord of an open-air restaurant, and ley were so pretty, looking much like orcelain, that the public took a fancy to liem, and so cheap and little liable to reak that the eating. house people constd red them a valuable acquisition. Now licy are being introduced into a great num er of restaurants, though of course they annot be used for liquids. VEOK'N.-'The life of all flesh is the elood thereof." And no one can possibly >e healthy when the blood is diseased. 7OiCTINK is composed of substance ideuti al with healthy blood; and when taken nto the system for the cure of disease, it a absorbed, and replaces the deficiency vhich caused the disease. Prof. J. W. Mttlet says in the Ameri an Chemical Journal that the so-called ipence metal, a fused mixture of Iron yrites or other metallic sulphides with ex esh of suilphlur, will be especially valuable rr making the joints of water pipes nd like purposes, though the first claims indc for it arec extravagant. Its melting oint is as lowv a' 100 deogress centrigradeo, .has a considlerable amount of cohesive rength, resists exposure to air and water, --di costs very little. Tiraui is but one way to cure baldness, ud that is by using CAiunoiss, deodor ed extract of petroleum, the natural hair ~rower. *As recently improved, it is thie inly dressing for the hair that cuituredi eople will use. (Comnmissioner' Baird thinks It practi ible by thie application of steam to fish tehiing apparatus to so multiply the nuim 3r of cod, herring anti mackerel on our >asts as to make [tunnecessary to go else 'here for a supply. TuK invalid finds in "Dr. Lindsey's hood Soarcher" Nat ure's great restorer.I is wonderful. Sold by all druggists. Thew object-glass for the Lick observatory California is to be three feet'in dilameter. d( If successful, wvill bete a)g0wr linstrument of the kmdit ey~rnade. About ree years will be ~jfuired to finish the lescope. - i tregulate the liver, stomach, and owels, all you need is "Sellers' Liver 'ills.'' Take thbem anti see. .A-n ins/riumfenlt called lthe margarimieter as bieen inventedl by two ParIsian chemists or detecting the presence of margarine in utier. it is basedl on the dIilferent diensi ies or butter anti the grease substances ubstitutedi for it, or mixed with it. Wons that have been given tipi to die inve been curedi by Lydia FM. Pinkhan. 'a 'egetable Compound. // is saidi that, (luring a recent hailstorm n Genieva, P rofessor Colladion observed hant the hail -stones repelledI each other as hey lell, andit that after lying quiet for a onont or t~wo on the groundl,they hounded bhout like the eleciric hail experiment of iewtoni with pith-balls. "' Rough (on Rats Ask Drurglste for it.. It o'ear-s out rats, aice, roachosn, bed-bugs, ies, vormi.n, in cO S. 15c. IIIRssRS. MonoAN~ a BEAT.Y, Mubunl Life iiuilIng, Tenut i and chestnut, stree. a, have on mnd a superi) stock or extm-a line quality Dia nones, which they offer at, as low pries as tones of the first, qualit. p-rfect alike In color 1,nd shape, can be sold for. '1 Don t. WVant a h'imaster," said a sick man to a drggisl~t. 'canm't you give ine sonmorhinmg to cure me?' liii symptoms wore a lame back and disordered urine and ar autro lndmoationi of kIdney udiseass'. Ttue irumggist toldl him to u-'o K{i-iny-WVort and in a short tints it otf otod a compiae cure. Have you thmose symaptous ? Thmen get, a hex or be tie to- day-baforo~ you bon'ma incurable. it is the cure ste and sure. - Kn.rvill Rtepubleani A Case of P'ihs of 30 Years' Standing. JIOSTON, MAss., August 6, 1877. Mazssas. P. NE'UsTAED'rma & Co., New York. GIentlemen:-Enelosed elease findi 91.00 for a box of Dr. 14. Sisbee's "'Anakests." I have bean troubled with the pieos shnce 1849, and have tried almost, everythIng thmt I could find, but without suicoess. I have just bean usingc yours, and have derived more beneflt from it thani any that 1 have ever tried. - Please for ward me a box at, onee. Yours- truly, A. LE~DYAlRD, 77 Traverse street, Boston. Ramples of "Anakoslu" are sent fr-es to al sufferers on application to P'. Noosttaodter & fin.. hex 8a1.i Now ynrk. I I Haunted ].W Debt, poverty and suffering haunted ane for years, caused. by a p14 family and lirte bills for doctoring, which did no good. I was completely discouraged, until one year ago, by the advice of my pastor, I pro cured Hop Bitters and commenced their use, and in one month we were all well, and none of us have been sick a day since; and I want to say to all poor men, you can keep your families well a year with Hop Bitters for less than one doctor's visit will cost.--AWorkingman. Rccent experiments made in Europe prove that in most cases at least the popu lar belief that metals contract when pass ing from the liquid-to the solid state is un true. Of eight metals changed from the solid to the fused state, It was found that tin, zinc, iismuth, antimony, iron anid copper increased in volume on solidifying from one-fifth to 3 per cent., while in case of lead and cadmium the difference was so small either way that It could not be mea sured. TRADE 1Agg, TIAD THEC RHEUMATISM, Neuralgia, Soiatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chs, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell ings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Fee? and Ears, and all other Pains and Aohes. No Preparation on earth equals Sr. JAcOUS OIL as a safe, ese,'n, altplo and cheap Externml Remedy. A trial entails but the comparatively. triling outlay of 50 Cents, and every one sfirering with pain can have cheap and positive proof of its claims. Directions in Eleven Languages.. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTB AND DEALERS IN MEDIOINE. A. VOGELER & CO. Rattimo,Md.,.U.. DOES WONDERFUL CURES! Because it aeton i flb LIVE!R, IOWELS and KIDNE YS at. the anae time. Bocause it 0leansOs tie system of the poison oue humors that develops in Kidney and Uri. nary Diseones, Biiousness, Jaundico, Consti. pation, P11ds. or In .Rhoumatusm, Nouralgia, Nervous Disorders and Fomale coplalnte. E WR ATW PEOPLE SA Ts Ean u i. Stork of u- ti Olt0y, Ka nas, Ptian," bui been tryig for four yearU. tra John Aramil of W halington, o, sas phami an i that, li was afterwards cured by ."dne "o~"."<adi~,"*im* beyond belier, but Vinzey Wortecured bltm. that seven yeas sulle ig t ran k .n.y troble aidoiler iupliciatonms wvas endedi by the uie of_ fo* yar fro liver ami kine nmuie n Kiney.Wor made rai:: welt.ote e e, simufred eitoyears with kidne dtlmiy am i - wsmnabrer to work. Ktdduoy. orc made him PERMANENTLY CURES KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER .COMPLAINTS, Constipation and Piles. tin cans, oari hakiolif bhld iakea-isu <at at een ted for those that eamiot readi y pro I3 lI acts indih equal etlencyme in either form. GET IT AT T~iR DitU(IiSTS. PIIICE, 51.00E WRLaLS. itici~lln~oN A Co., Prop's,_ (W heond the dry'pos-paid.) Ist' 'tOTO OQSTETR CELEBRA TED STOMAC SITTERS Feeble anai Sickly Persons. TRecover their vitality by pursuing a eourse of Jiostetter's Stomachi Iiliters, the miost popular in. vigoranlt and alterativo meodilne in use. (lereral deio lity, fever anti agjuo, dlyspepasia, constipation, rheumatlstn, andi otter tnaiiles are cotipietely removed b~y It. Ask those who have iused it what it has diono for them. For sale by all D~rnggists and dealers generally. HOP.BXTTERSs (A Medicine, not a Dri,) CONTAINS* IIOPS, BUCIIU, MANDRAKE, DANDELION. AD 'tU Tsi PUaT AD flsrl Tia ALQult~l All Diseacesof thte~tomach, Blowels, Blood, Liver Kidno ' , and i i ris nit rns n or. eneCnpilits. $1000 IN COLD. Will lie paid f or A ease they will not euro or help, or for antimn g :pr or injurious SAsk yrerugs fo 11op itter an try D.). I. C i an absolute an d irresist tale curte for Driunkonocsa, uie o un tobacco~e and BEND For CIinoULII. lii tilr f.CoR hester. N. v., A Teronta, on. LeN' liiiyatraino o netiv i'rg anis I-G al ng si. Bdfor cirular toln'sneP ar * .-10 1 -'~* . 4 HEALTH IS WEAILI HEALTH of BODY Is WEALTH of M D. Radway's Pure blood makes sound fele, strong bone and a clear skin. if u would havo your 1esh Arm, your bones soud without oaries, and your oomplexion far, use Madway's Sarsapat A rermdyconoed of ingredients of extra. ordinary medical proporties essential to purity. heal, re air and invigorate the broken-down and wasted ioy-QUIOK, P~I1EASANT, SAL"E ild PERMANENT its treatment and are. No matter b . hat nane the coinpiaint may be designated, whether- it be- Soio ula, Cou Bumi lou, Syphille, Ulcers, Sores, 'ituorsBolts. Erype% Balt-itheum diseases otthe Lungs. Id ne , Biaddor, Romb, Sadn Liver, Stomaoh or Bowel4. either chronlo or oonstitu. tional, the virus of #thunlisease Is in thei BLOOD which suppties the waste, and builds and re rs these organs and wasted tissues of the stem. It the blood is unthealthy, the process of repair must be unsound. The Sarsaparillian Itesolventnot only is a oompensaag remedy bat securos to har moaious action of each o the organs. It estab. Ushes throughout the entire system functional harmony, aud supplies the b'ood-vessels witih a pure and healthy current of new life. The skin, after a few diys use of the Sarsapariilan, be 4omes olear and beautiful. Pimples, Blotches, Black Spots and Skin Brupt'ons are removed; bores and Ulcers soon cured. Persons siforling from 8crotula, Eruprivo Diseases of the Byes. Mouth, Ears Legs, Throat and Glands, that have acu.tiulated and spread, either trqm. un cured diseases or moroury, or from the use of Corrosive Sublimate, may rely -upon a cure If the Sarsapar.ilian Is continued a sufilcient tiho to niake its impression on the systetm. One bottle contains more of the active pincl Ples of mclnes than any other preparafilon. Taken In aspoonful Doses, while others ro SIre ve r times as much. One Dollar MINUTE REMEDY. Only requires minutes not hour@ to ru lieve pain and oure acute disease. RADWAY'S Ready Relief, in from one to twenty minutes, never fails to relieve PAIN with one thorough application; no matter how violent or excruciating Iihe palu the Rheumatic Bed-ridden, Infirm. Oriped, Nervou Neur loor prostrabd with dibase ian a er, & VAY'd READY iIIOLI will afford instant ease. Famnst Binalln oet i ri 15n7,nfuo ona he otbe Bladdecr, l Pstto ainoneos oflei .owels, Congestion of tre ing.s. More Throat. Diiiloandt aresthig. l'AOuie n of tin hleart, 14yateaic*. 0#011 0, DIal,. EVeRia, VataGUh luflon . X cn , Tooliacie, iesi Ct. Riahtsim,44lam Coid arinlle Agnt ins, hhiolb . anti Frost IN ea. uiraioa, ktntmrc Von. alat~grwousea. ft o.pj.eases (ha at. flaek on 6lnubmar e instautii re moevedi. Fever and. Ague. FEVER and AGUlE cured for 50 cents. The"e Is not a remedial agdnt In this world that will cure Fever and Ague, and other Malarious, Bill ou-ii boarlet. Typoold. Yellow and o6hor fevers (slded by Hadwal's Pills) so quidlcly a8 RAD. WAY'S READY iR2IvmP. It, will in a fe noments, when taken accord ing to directions, cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, leartourn Nick hleadacho, Diarrhaa Dyseator, ,Colic, %k ind in the -Dowels, and all Internal Pali. Travelers should always carry a bottle of Rad. way's Ready Relief wth them. A few drops in wa er will prevent sickness or pains from change of wat%!r. It is better than French brandy or bitters as a stimulant. Minors and Lumbermen should always be provided wita it. CAUTION. All remedial agents capable of destroying life by an Overdose should be avoided. Morphine, opium, str chnino, arnica. hyosciamnus, and other poweriul remedies. does at certain times, in very small doses, rolieve the patient, during their actdon in the systemn. But perhtaps the seoid dose, if repeated, may aggravate i. d in crease the suffering, and arlother dloso' cause death. There is no necessity for usilag these uncertain agenta when a p ositlyo reme tly like Riadiway's Ready Rlelef a til stop the most ex cruciating pain quicker, it ihoui, entaIling tihe .east, dimculty In eithecr lnfantor adult. TILE TRUE RELIEF. R ADWAY's READY RfrP is the onlyn roee~ agent, in vogue that will Instantly step pa Fifty Cenits Por Boitti. SRADWAY2' Reguilati Pills. Perfet - Piuga ves, dObth ing A perl ents, Act ithoult PaIn, Alwvaysi Rolkbie aind Natural in their Oporat iOil. A VEGET ILE SUiISTiTURE FOR CA fiOM EL, - vcrte ly ta-i.eless, elegantly coated with swe 00umn, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and RAnwAv's Pirlrs, for I he eure of all D'sorders of the siomacit, lilver, Bowels, KIdineys, illadtier. Nervous Disenstus, H adacho. Const. p ithon, Cos t veness, ind geatiton. D lyspep-sta, lllliousness, Fever, inlillal ion of tile Hloweis, Pies, and all derange.ments of the Internal Viscera. War - rantLed to elTiet, a periect cure. Purely vege talcontaining no mlercury, minerals or dele lw'Obsegve the following symptoms resul' ing from Discases of the igeso tive Organs: Consti paion, Inward Pies, Fullness of thle Blo d in the Head, Acidity of tihe Stomach, Nuusoa, IHeariburn, ti -gust, of Food, Finess or,%Veighlt ins the athomatch, 8our Eructions, Sinking or Fluttering at tile Hcairn, (;h'king or Suffering Sensations when in a lying posture. Dimn. of Vlz,1on, iDots or Webs Heoro the sight., Fever and hull Pain in the iieadi, Delency of P'or. apirtation, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in 1110 Side. Cihe t, Lisanba, and Sudden Flushes of Hlit, HurnIng in tile Fleshl. A few doses of RlADWAY's iifI.s will free the system from all tile above-named Disorders. Price, 2I506nts Per, Box. We repeat that tihe reader must constilt our books and papeis on tile subject of diseases and thleir cure, < mong \Wh~ch may be named : "False and True," *tRadway on irrita ble Urethra," "Itadway on serofuia.," and Others relating to different ciassos or Dis BOLD BY DRUGGISTS. READ "B'ALSE AND TRUE.' Send a letter stamp to R AI)WA Y & 4'., No. SI Warren, (on. Cmarchn St., New Io u.formnation worth thousandawili be sent SMITH'S PAT. BLIND AND SHUT TER BCWER. emhnir. can le pletp 2, 5,4 r aix ine aprt ail erheo but vi it aui ti g oit. Sell at evr iu nta wr ie f rtcuiar n Iiplo br 304 31a'.ter street, Pbiaadelphaia. an, B AGNTIS WANTED F~ft BIBLE REVISION The best and cheapest illulstrated edition of the Revised New Tresiamont. Millions of people are waiting for it. Do0 not be deceived by the Cheap Jiohn pilbliuhers of inferior ed ions. See that the copy you buy oontains 150 fine en gravings on atreel anti wood. Agents are coin lng money selling this edition, Send for eiroll.. lars. Address NATIONALJ PUst IitliNG Co., Philadelphia, Ps. OT0 NO la 113 fearn Tetegraphy I flaws du it,,ay Agntsto unthes Ssad ni Atric~ultural out MaeMing foFPrefit Ne*, Acorase Connpreitos. A Cnilete Faria ~ijroodarfori roep, Mae msMnL lit49 . l0 * 40A ite Jitiutat serer lr atrS paes .J. *MoUns n n.do. hiadelhls r