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1 -rn-rr AGMRIULTURE. TnE Pxojrr oF Cows.--The Darling ton, (Wis.), RcpubMcan published the fo)lwing statement, made by the pro prietor of a creamery of that place: The total inoome of twenty-eight patrons was b 986 from 211 average cows, equal to WK.80 per month tor tho aver ago tiue, live months and twelve days. All coss will give a flow of milk eight montis m the year, and many centend that a heifer staited rigit wili flow 11 months at 5 years old; call the season 8 mouths, au we havo as the butter pro - dudl 688.96. Every calf dropped is Worth 85; tao siim milk is worth at least $8. licre we have the average cow producing nearly $M7 a year. Is it, any wonder that dairy farmers in New Xurk, Pennsylvania, and Northern Ohio live in line houses and have big barns? Wnat our farmers want to do is td get ria of their poor cows, quit howing flax and wheat, teed down, club together and buy a tew Jersey bullo, and in five . earn tw.y county will show cows. not to,ttta.1 to Jeisey Queen, whose rec ord Is 778 pounds in one year, but good enough to 1c0ri $100, TI BED SPiDER.-In dry vir;tt e red spide, the niost destructive of klant enemies, is apt to flourist1. Is IS bo small that one is not apt to see it until great daumage is done. It Is no larger than a uettle point, and is goneraJly found o;i the uuier su-aco of the leat. They aio caaled '. 'ders" becauso they make webt. like a tine "araohnoid," as the leaned ca.ll those Inscets which be long to the spider tiabe. .if one has but few pil1ts this troublesome insect may be easily kept down by continual examination ani crushing with linger and thumb. There are, however, sonm-A plants which have leaves that will not admit of this sort of handling. It is, therefore, a good plan to place the - plants on their sides occasionally and syringo them with water warmed to about 130 degrees. Soapy and other washes often recommended are alio great aids in this washing process. TmE was vhon the bean crop of Western New York ranged from twenty to thirty bushtls per acre; but several farmers say it will not be over 8 or 9 bushels this year. One field of thirty acres, very carefully fitted aud cultiva ted, gave only between thirteen and fourteen bushels per acre. Auother, near the highway, which was thought as promiting as any, only turned ten bushels per acre. Several hundred acres were destroyed by hall in the town ol Caledonia, York and other towns; many fields were injured of using too much seed, caused by the weevil scare about planting time. Tim .fassachusWfe .'1oughman ad vises its readers that the farmer has not only to learn by practical exporlence the best tine to feed each animal, but he has to learn the right proportion of each kindfbf food to be given. To Ieed ecoiomicaliy, as wo 11 as judicioum ly, it is important to have a variety of io:Ld, for no annual will do us well fed on all kind of food, though it bI of the very best quality. A change improves the appetite as well as the health. This adl larmers understand; thmerefdoe most 2*49en ,Mo)y tj Logdc of difVerent hIinnET is an excellent fodder plant, of which cows are exceedingly fond, 1t is a warm weather crop, and needs to be growvn on a light, sandy soil. By manuring well it may be made to pro duice from twvo to ive tons of hay to the acro. A copious flow of mnil!, is prodluo. ed i y cutting the inuIet, salting ilght ly, maoistemnn, and sprinklhug with a .little il,l ,UP to four yesirs el 1 the age of sheep is remaily usacrtainmod by exiaminingi their nmouth. TLi y east their sucking teeth dim~ tirst y e ar, pulttinig ini two large teeth in the centre os ihie lower jaw at a year ol. Each y o two mnore teethi are added, iuta at Jour years old, wvith eight teeth, the shee, has a full miouth, and is att ius prnue. The decay theu varies with the kind of feed, being most when fed corn in the car or roots, ThOMAs .31EEHIAN found among the gardeners in Canada,when in that coun try recently, that the English lan of preserving grapes in bottles of water was not in uncommon ue. The bunch es are cut withl p)ieces of stems, and then so iranig<d that the endls are in bottles of wader. By this 1:lanl the grapges cant be preserved tar into the S3prmng season, IT ncycr pz-ys to do anything by lhalyce, anid especially is this true about the care and huan.ding of horce. A few moie ininutes groom)ing each day, may puat your horse in such a trim that he al attract the attenition of all whis see luni, aud not only affoid you lenty of cheuices to dihb.oso of hiai. but, at quite a~n i.2vanco in price. Do not fEtten hens if you exicet thoem to lay. Corn and meal shoni,i lie fed very .anarmply to laying henis; wheat sceenings, buckwheat, and oath irownu to them just before they go to roost at night mi be all they wvill require,unlesa it is a few broken oyster shells and bones. As timothy grass seed if sown at tin) same time as winter wheat is apt to crowd the grain too much, the better way is to wait three or four auceks until the wvheat is well up before Eowving the timothy. Bow just before a raiu,and no haurron ing or brushing will be needed. HoG CHOLEnA.--Every pap)C1 ini the United States ought to keep theo fact before its readers that burnt corn is a certain and speedy euro for hog cholera. The best way is to make a pile of coin on the cobs efeictaually scorch it, and then give the hogs I ree accesi to it. GRAPEs, raspberries and blackberries are better adapted to high, dry ground, especially the more tender sorts. The more hardy kinds may be grown on low ground._____ THE round leaf variety of spinach is the most preferable for family use, as well as for market purposes. It is not only of the finest quality, but is exceed nyhardy, standing the most severe Wxmt it is desired to protent some partmcular plrnt thmat F as attained eon siderable size it may he done by sur rounding it with .rye straw,tying the kcp of the straw well to keep out the rain. Twtns and shrubs newly planted ought to have the soil dished about them, or appear as if planted in a large basin of earth. This eiiables the rain to run toward the stem or trunk of the tred, where moisture is most preferable, DOMESTIO, OR00o0,ATTS ORMA AV BAJQ MAnRM. Dissolve a quarter of a pound of coc4 paste on a moderate fire in half a pil of boiling water; add half a bean of va illa, split and out up tine, and half pound of pulverized sugar. When tl ,whole is perfectly dissolved, mix with one quart of scalding hot milk. Th( pour it gradually on ten yolks and ot whole egg, stirring continually arl briskly with a whisk. Add to this pinch of salt. Then pass the who: through a hair sieve, and pour it into mould, the inside of which you hai slightly buttered. Place the mould I a stew-pan, which you fill with boiliu water to within half an inch of the tc of the mould; then place the stew-pi on hot ashes, covering it with a lid, c which you place some live coals, Ad4 from tune to time, as much fire arouin the pan as will keep the water near] boiling, but be careful that it does ni boil. The mould should remain aboi an hour in the stew.pan, or until tl cream is sufficiently done, which yc ascertain by its easny separating itse from the sides of the mould; then ta) it out of the atowpan, and when tl cream is no more than lukewarm txu it upon a dish. This cream may I served up plain, or with the followit white sauce: Pour a half- pint of boiliI cream or milk gradually on the yolks three eggs, stirring with a wooden spot or spatula, adding three ounces of li sugar and a gram of salt, Put this ( a moderate fire, stirring contmual, until the cream sticks to the spooj Strain it through a hair-sieve, and wh( you are ready to serve pour it over ti cream upon the dish, A tourlst leaning out of a nook, Fell on his head near a brook, The hurt he received, Ht. Jacob's Oil relieved, And he says it cured "like a book." Great oaks from little acorns spring. Ureat aches the little too-corns bring; But tor every corn That ever was born, St. Jacob's Oil is lust the thing. RACAHOUT Dns AnAns is a most vahl ble and agreeable beverage for invalid pnrtieularly for dyspoptics and perso of weak and delicato constitutions. is an aliment rich in all tho nutritio principles found in the most valui forms of food. As a beverage it is be used in the same way as tea or coff< Racahout is compounded in the follo ing manner: Mix together one pound the best cocoa paste, grated finely, o pound of the finest possible sugar dui one pound of rice flour, a quarter of pound of arrowroot, a quarter of a pou of sugar of milk, two ounces of Pulv( ized salep and one bean of vanilla, pi verized fine, with a few lumps of sugF Whon you desire to use it boil one pi of milk and add to it two tablespooaft of the racahout, mixed smoothly with little water; boil for two or three mi utes, stirring constantly. It is th ready for use. If required thicker u three tablespoonfuls of the compoun v**Unbidden guests are otten welca st when they arc gone.' Disease is unbidden guest which Kidney-Wort most invariably "shows the door." He wroe n ilioi grli er Eastern re tives. "She took bitters for a long til but without any good. So when she lies of the virtues of Kldney-Wvort she got box and it completely cured her, so th she can do as much work now as she cu before we moved West. Since she g well every one about here is taking at. *"Tihe Scarlet, Cardmnal Bed, C Gold, Navy Blue, Seal Brown, Diamo> Dyes give perfect results. Any fashloir ble color, 10 cents. A .UIsH Fon UIoHr T4A.-Take equ quantities of cold boiled ham and vet chop them flue, not at thme same tin b)ut keep them sep)arate; boil say half dozein eggs hard, and chop themn alt then in a p)udding-dishi put a layer veal, sp)rinikle pepper and salt ever and muomstenm it with water or with a 1: tie Worcestershiire sauce; then put layer of ham, and then of eggs, wi popper andi salt over themi. Keep< iu this way until the dish is lull, or ye material is used up. If the ham hi some fat on it you will not need to a, any butter on the top, cover the pu ding-dish, and bake slowly for fo hr urs. Then take it from the oven, a it in a cool room with a heavy weig on the top, By tea time it ought to cold and tirm enough to cut in tht smooth slices. It is best though make this the day before you need use it. Indulgent parents who allow their chil ren to,eat heartily of high-seasoned.( for rich pies, cake, &c., will have to use .11 Bitters ro i)revent midigestion, sleepic nights, sickness, pain, and, perhaps,d(eat No fanmily as safe without themit in I house. (JREMa IATEisIl.--Put the yolks six eggs and two teaspoonfuls of sift flour muto a stew-pan. Add gradua' to it a p)int and a half of biomling oreut and1( a pinch of suit; then lace it 01: moderate fire, stirring it with a spaRtu till it begins to thicken,'whmen you tal it off, conitiining to stir it, in order make it perfectly smooth. Then put back on the fire, atirrinig it for five six minutes, unitil it is set. .Puat a qur ter of a pound of butter in a pan on t fire, skim it, andi coantinue it on the fi till it lias acquired a light-brown ok when you instantly mix it with t cream, after which add to it a quart of a ponad of grated cocoa p)aste, toget er with four ounces of macuaroons coara ly broken up. You may flavor it wi a little marasichino or orange-flav water. In case the cream should be ta stiff add a little mere cream; if tI contragy, the yolks of two eggs. The advertisement of the Now York 81 which commuences thais week ini our com wvill be comntinued for thraee monmths. TI' SUN states that tihe circualation of its sovem editions last year wats 55,5'36,030, agair 50,230,919 the year previous. TH ESU while'it furnishes a live and generally a coptable neowspuaper at a very low rate, ' ponds a great deal of' money to adveilise fact. TIhis is one of the secrets of its sa cess. THE SUN believes that every i should subscribe for and lierally supp<i) his local newspaper first and( foremo Having done tis i conscientiously and( fait fuilly, it aadvises ail thoso who may wvish supplement their town or counit~ y aper wi a mnetropoitana journal, to give T'ua SUN trial, Tun layer cake so popular now, mai of two layers of white cake with one fruit cake in the middle, may be vari deliciontely by making the middle lay of walnut cake. For this, if the cal is a large one, take two-thirds of a et of sugar, one-third of a cup of buItte one cop of flour, one egg, one teaspoo ful of baking powder, and nearly oi cup of lokor7.nut moats, . UMOROus, IT is rlated of Lord Ellenborough ' that, when on one occasion he was it about to set out on circuit, his wife ex a pressed a wish to accompany him, g a proposition to which his lordship assen i ted provided there were no band-boxes tucked under the seat of his carriage. l Accordingly they both set out together, d but had not procded very far before athe ,udge, stretching out his legs under a the sdat i front of him, kicked against one of the flimsy receptaeles which he a had specially prohibited. Down went. the window with a bang, and out weit the band-box into the ditch. The start led coachman immediately commenced P to pull up, but was ordered to drive on u and let the thing lie where it was. They reached i ho assizes town in dit0 couse, and his lordslhip proceeded to robe for the Court. *"And now whero's my wig?" y he demanded, when overything else had been donned. "Your w1g, my lord," it replied the servant tremulously, "was 0 in the band-box your lordship threw out of tue window as we came along." if e ,* Help yourselt and others will help n you." But don't fail to use Kidney-Wort for all liver,kidney, and bowel complaints, piles, costiveness, etc. The demand of the people for an easier method of prepar A min Kidney-Wort has Induiced the proprie tnrs, the well-known wholesile druggists, Wells, Richardson & Co., of Burlington, e t., to prepare it for sale in liquid form as well as in dry form. A&'-Bxpleit diroctions for every use are given with the Diamond Dvos. For dying Mosses, Urasses, Egg, Ivory, Hair, & to "HAvn you over any odd applications for places in your company, Mr. Back us?" asked the reporter of the famous comedian, now turning gray, but as humorous as ever. "I have." lie re plied. "Will you describe ono?" "An arist< oratio lady in a cca-! drawn by bloodod horses drove up in front of my theatre one day. She lived on Fiftti avenue and was very wealthy, She in quired for my ofli:e und tien w0ent up to it. I said 'good-daiy, niadane;' she said 'good-day, Mr. Baokus; I've come to seo you about my son, our only child. a- We don't know what to do with him, H, He gets drunk, comme" home and kicks " in the doors, fights roosters, goes to it ratpits and to see pugilists fight. Now "L he forgets his father's name. We dou't 3d care what becomes of him, so f guess to we'll have him join your company.'" -C. "Well, madam," said Mr. Backus, '.1 I- would advise you to take him to Harry of Hill's, to race courses, to the Madison Cle Square Grrdon, to Saratoga and Boston. It, Show him the Bunker Hill Monument, a Take him to the top of the monument-" id ''Well, Mr. Backus, what shall I do r- then ?' "Throw him off," Il PITTSFoRD, MASS . bvpt. 28, 1878. at Riits-l have taken 1101 Bitters and re s commend them to others, as I found them a very beneficial. AI18. J. W. 'IULLER. ec. ;'onc'a8 Chri6tian Temperance 311 UMon. se -- . d. Aiovo the hills of Northern Gonnec tut are many quaint characters, sol oin in mien, sturdy and honest in their ndealings, but with a vein of underlying -humor that crops out daily in their con re versation. Among them was one J n Jcel se ahe was iauri - so hard jgfit hinaself for the ministry, and rd when he thought himself perfeced he a called on old "ather P -, a noted at Baptist minister of that diayifu 8 Id and told him be must either preach the ot gospel or die, and stated his wvish to be eixaminied. After a rigid examination Id Father P.-leaned his hi ad uipon his id hands and remained sh-tnL fo a few a- nminutes; the,, suddenly looking up, he said: "Mr 5--, I'm reatly afraid alyou'll have to die." ,Au ITnaoubted nieN, a. 0, A b'ut thirty years ago, a prominent Phy.tician by the a Game of Dr. 'willian Hail dis.overed, or prodniced o. fteriongoxpermnental redearch.aruinedy for disonaees of the throat, cheat aund ?ung, whiclh was of suoch won o oriul ofiicacy that It soon gainted a widle reputation in it, ih a country. The namne of the nmedlotno itt ur. wum. - .. HulPs nalaamu for the Lun'ga, and may be safely relied as arm apeedy and p'ositiveoniro for coughs. colds, sore ro,et.Soid by all Druaggits. lilufnO's casarr asnuu. Tis wonl knownm rmntedy for catarrht atill maIntains Li a l ,anu it . rirty. l. . a te.o 'niev (intatri hi onulf anl It i.. ihe only thainmr that dt h a ny Id loud. it always c,llect-, a cure." sol by all drutgglta. ur A YouNG physician, who liad long et wvorshuiped at a distance, was one daty ht suddenly. called to attend her. Hlo lie found her suffering from no particularly n, dangerous imalady, but she wanted him to to prescribe for her nevertheless; so ho to took her hand and anid imfpresivel.y: "Well, I should p)rCecribe-I should pirescribe that- you - get - married," d- ."Oh, goodness I" said the interesting dj, invalid, "who would marry me, I[ won (p r?" "I wvould," snapped the doctor, as with all the voracity of a six-foot pick h. oral. ''Youi" exclaimed the maiden. lie "Yes." ''Well, doctor, if that is the fearful alternative, you can go away and lot me die in peace." of d hlgAnAouxh ---There nre various causes ly for hieadachie, as deranneenlt of the circu ia lating systent, of the d Ij.'silve crins, of a tihe nervous system, &3. Vioam a i be In said to be a sure tucmedy b r the many Cc kinds of headache, as It acts directly upon to the various causes of this compilaint. it Nervousness, Indigesuion, Costivoness, or Itheumatisnm, Neuralgia, Biliousness, &o, .r- Try the VEoRTINB. Y ou will never regret re E. PoaRTEn, an Iowva editor, wasI in ,Austin l:tst week. lie had a ve.ry riibi. or, ound face, suggestive of it dissipated h- life. As hewas walking up the street, a gentlemanu remarked:. a. "That fellow is so highly colored that rlie reminds me of a chromo." ''B"fe reminds me more of an ont rav inlg than a chroimao," remnarked a b stai dor. "How so?" ''Well, you sea, aii engraving hasq a as glass inufroint of it, and aechrouno hasn't," [i aul Mensmnan's l'eptomzed beef tonic, the st only preparation of beef containing its en "tire nutritlons pro)porties. it contains .e- blxxd-meaking, force generating andl life ne sustaining properties; invaluable for indi .0- gestion, dyspepala. nervous prostration, and il all forms of general debility; also, inm all rt enfeebled condItions, whether the result of i xhuatustion, inervouB prostration, overwork toor acute disease, particularly if resulting th frein pulmonary complaints. awell, a hlazardl & Co., proprietors, New York. Sold by all druiggists. Ie Aonxouorroman: "Trees in windy pla oces should he stiffened with a mould of ud earth, Exclu<do mico in thec samo way." thre hatUnetaamI of Mine p Is ttimes the utan he was b,eforo ho began r, tsing Wells' ileanh Renewr. $i.lruggats, s- WA'rouEs are now so vuf garly common Ie that the onlyV way to be considered tony is to ask other people what timwe it is. 0 % The Governor A0Nrihitarouna Wd.1 the GoverIor of South Carolina: "Si, the best remedy n the world is Dr. Bull's Cough Syrip' and the latter seconded the assertion.' Onobocd4 lon OsaAu.--To, four quarts of the O'lhesi of 'creiafi Add two pounds of p lerized sugar, one bean of vanilla, Sp Vanid out into small pieces; six eggs and four ounces of cocoa paste, scraped or gratpd; stir all well together in a round-bottomed preserving pan; placo on the' fire, stirring dontintally with a whisk. When it reaches the boiling point, remove it instantly, and strain through a hair-sieve into an earth enl or porcelain pan or tureen. When cool pour it into the can and freeze, shlnny 1ea' "Wells'Halil Renewer"restores health and vigor cures 1)yspepala, impotence, Sexual Debility. $1. THEZ Dioentra or Bleeding Heart is a plant easily grown in ai soil, flowering early iu the Spring, wnd dying to the ground In the Winter I lie. Vegetine I am Nov Using it Freem ly in,ly Practice. "FACTS TELL THE STORYa" uATrTIMOR, Md., Jan. iT, 18. Mr. Tt. i. STINs: Heretofore I have been wtroigly opposett t, all proprietary medicines, but as there is an exception to most rules, I feel that my prejidice agail.Itpatent medicines has had a felrfut Shook in the case of your VEGETIV E, and has been compelled to give way before the stron gi ev4flnce qfActs. About two years ago I was duced to give a fair trial of your VEGETINE as a det orgent In soine sorunous (Scrofulosis) cases of heretitary transmission, attended with swelling of the IY1patic glauds and joints carious ulcera tions of bones and constitutional syphilitio taint, and In justice, I feel I should be dereliot to duty di< I not testify to the great value of your VFEi TIN E. Without except lon, I have found it an ad. mirbIle adjunct in the removal of the above con. stitutional disturbances. I am now using it freely in my practice. I am aware that I am renderin myselramuenable to the charge of unprofession conduct in thus outragiug the rules of medical ethics, in fostering a so-called Quack Meailne. This iS simply 103sh I Facts tell the story, and I again assert that VEICTINE is a valuable adjunct to our llaer(a )leicla, If this testimony to its value will sell one more bottle, I shall feel that I have done some poor sufferer a Samaritan benefit, Yours very truly, JARVIS1I. WILCOX, M. D. I am Cured. BosToN, Mlarch 22, 1881. Mr. II. B. STuvxNq-Dear Sir: I suffered froni Canker a great while, and tried most every well, knowi remedy to ctire me, buttto no avail. At lasl I bought a bottle of V iG WlT N X, which helped me, and I oontinued to use it. Now I can truthfully say L am permanently cured. Yours vey respectfully alis L.A. sPodNER, I Hawthorne pl. Vagotines I1110119"55 SPRING MSDICINE. Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists. S ASEEPOE J h UETCR o .0a TtoSURoESvcimTOU EN O NT KE'~irTATE; us.olKtdnoy-Wort at onco, (drug-~ ~ta recommend it)and it wlls.peedily over mothe discaso and reatoro healthy action. * -I 6. ies to your aox, 'auch as pain .. [ndweakrneasse,Kidney-Wortisunurpassod, c.a it rviit aot promptly and safely. S 1 ithorUox. Incontineoo, retention of arino, *i Pi brick dust or ropy doposita, and duu dragging C iipait.s, all speedily yild to Its curative power. ! IS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTs. Price $1. 1OSET ivalilds who are recovering vital stamina, declare In rteu termls theIr atppreciation of tl,e merits aatofni of lloer's 8tomcttt Bitters. Not, oydesi ipalrt Rtrenlgth to the weak biut it also corrects an irregular acid state of the slomach, maltkes tile bowels acti. at, proper intervals, gives ease to thiose who suffer from rheumatic ant kid. nove troubiles, and conquers as well as prevents For sale b y all D)ruggists and Dealers generally. fimember This. If yan are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Na ture in makidg you well when all else fails. If you are costive or dyspeptie, or are suffering from anty other of the numerous diseasqes of the stomach or beowels, it is your own fault if yau re main ii, for Hop Bitters at-e a sovereign remedy in all such comlplaintsl. If you are wastinlg away with any for m of Kid. ney diane, atop tempting D)eath this moment, amnd firn for aeture to Hop Bitters. If you at e siok w'th that terrible sickness Ner, otusness, you will find a "Balm Ia Gilead" in the tise of hlop Bitters. If you are a fra'quenter, or a resident of a mias. matlec district, barrlcade your system aglnt the scourge of all counltrieat-inalarla, epidmic, bil loi,and intermattent fevers-by the use of Hlop If you have rough, pimply, or sallow skim, bad breath nais and aches and feel miserable gene. oai Bteswill give -yon fair skin rich b,loo, and sweeiest breath, health, anid comf'ort. In -short the cur', a') Diseases of the stomach, hiowels, Bld Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Disease. 150 il be pad for a case they will not Cure or help. That po,bedridden invalid wife sister mnoiher or daghter, can he nmade the poture ci healitb a few bottles of 'Hop flitters, coating tint a ii I.Will you let them suffer?i $ '4__yffth e 6n1 1 a wavrll 5,b~euu~ $66 a eKi orontw.Trsai P'ortlandi,-Maine. Those answering ani Kavertmg.,anent wili confer a,savor up~on the~ edvertiser ad the Publisiher by stating that they saw t he a dver &essent in tils ournlal, naaning the paper. 0TnWG tru thian'theoiWhUti 1 greap events turn upon small thin Look we to the ll this of e gentle reader, for' upon them ma de pond the greater ones. These wole. sone refloctlons aire inspired -by an inoi dent of a rhurder triafat OroviUe. When the jury retired for'consultation the fore man announced that the prisoner had conveyed to him the fact that he had only ten dollarl left'to "put up." "'en dollars I" exolaimed one of the ,welve, indignantly. "What does the feow take us for? We are willing enough to do the fair thing, heaven knows, but ten dollars-I call that rub bing It in I" 'It he had oply :milde it a dollar apie l'' shorted anoiher. "I tell you what it is, gent lemon," said the foreman, solemnly "if this sort of thing keeps on they'll be having Chinese jurymen next, so the lawyers will get it all, There's little enough money in our profession now. It's about time. we made an exemple of some. 8'posen %ue hang this man ?'' OFemale Complinte.* Dr. R. V. PiERoi, Buffalo, N. Y.: Dear Sir-I write to toll.you what your. "ZvQr. ite Prescription" has done for me. I had been .a great sufferer from female com. plaints,, especially "dragging-down," for over six years, during much of the time un able to work. I paid out hundreds of dol. lars without any benefit till I took three bottles of the "I avorite Prescription." and I never had anything do me so much good In my life. I advise every sick lady to take it. Mus. EMILY IHOADS' 4 ioBridos. Kich. "MAmA," said a little fellow, when lie was studying his Sunday-schotl les. son, "what does It mean in the Bible by greasy words ?" "Greasy words?" replied the aston. ished mother, "I never heard of that in the Bible," "Why, yes, you have. Don't it say a soft answer turneth away wrath, bul greasy words stir up aiger ?" The mother thought a moment, and then explained the difference betweei greivous words and greasy words. The Dead Cannot bsi Ralsed, nor if your lungs are badly wasted away can you be cured by the use of Dr. Pierce't "Golden Medical Discovery." It is, how ever, unequalled as a tonie, alterative, and nutritive, and readily cures the most obsti nate cases of bronchitis, coughs, colds, and incipient conuniption, far surpassing ir efficacy cod liver oil. Send two stamps fol Dr. Pierce's pamphlet. on Conasumn ption an Kindred Aftections. Address WonLn'4 DISPENSARY BIEDICAL AssOIATION 11uialo, N. Y. "1 UNDENS'rAND that your father i dead, Mike," said an Arkansaw gentle man to an Irish friend. "Yes, sor, th( old gintleman.has left us. A foine man yer honor. Re could stand up with th( best of thim." "I haven't seen the old man since he moved away from here some three years ago. Where wa% h( living when he died ?" "He wasn't livin anywhere when he doied, sor. Hle wat dead thin." Young and middle aged men sufferinq from nervous debility, premature old age, loss of memory, and kindred syinptons, should send three stamps for Part VII oi pamphlets lssued by World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buil'alo, N. Y. "CoarE," said Brown, "fou must give something for our fair. Why. eveil Snodkins c ame down handsomely. ane oxpoubuanything from him. . T< has a very bad name, you know, bui charity covereth a multitude of sins. Come, now, what shall I put you dlowr for ?" "Well," replied Fogg, "I guess I don't care to have my sins covered up no hypocrite about nie. .Day-day, oILd boy." _____ For' 'hickc heads, IIeavy stoma. hs, b.llonus conditio,ns-WVells' May Apple Fills--anti-billous, cathartic. 10 and 25c. ANY girl will tell you that gold ban. gles arc wainmer thn worsted wristleta. Ladles and cluliitta boots and shoea cannot run over if Lyon's Patent Hee) 8t1ileners are used. Or' two evils ehcose the least--t swear oiff from. Dr. Kline's Great N1zervtior'er is the marvel of the age for all nerve dilseases. All fits stopped free. send to 981 Arch Street. Phnadelphia, Pa. JrnRUBALEM.--A healthful and nutrit ious ice-cream called Jerusalem, and which is a piime favorite with our J ew. ishi brethren, is made from racahout. TPhe manner of using it is as follows: Tc four quarts of rich cream take one and a,bal pounds of sugar, four eggs and six ounces of the racahout powder, mixed smoothly with a little milk. Mix all together.. plalie upon the fire, and stir constantly until it begins to boil; thien imzmediately remove it and stramn through a hair sieve. When cold pour it into the can and freeze in the usual manner. "nJTiu CoUoH nAm2AM IN Tila WORfLD." Trry It, Price loc. F'. W. KINsMAN a Co.. Augut:Ba,Maine .A sIMPLE but good blackberry pud ding is made by taking half a cup of butter anid lard mixed, one cup of sugar, one egg, one cup of sweet milk, and two teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Beat .the sugar, butter and egg together till light; then add the sweet milk and hlour enough to make a batter of me dium thickniess. Then stir in as many blackberries as you can aff'ord to put mn. Do not put much juice in. Keep that to flavor mince meat with. Bake for an hour. Deacon Sminth buys Carboline, the deo. dorized petroleum hair renewer and re storer, and since its inmprovement, recoin mends it to all his friends as the perfection of all hair preparations. This shows that the Deacon Is a wise man and knows what Is what. CocoA SanLL. -Take (bhe 'roash~ d shells of husks of the cocoa kernel, so,ak them in water for several hourA, and then boil them in th e same water for half an hour; strain of the liquid, sweet en to taste andi drink hot. Cbrolithlon callars andi cuffs for gmntle. meni art easily washed, and (do not require ironing. Af cording to the Berlin Kiln. Woch. ensehrift, weak tartario acid lemonade. taken immediately af ter quinine, will completely remove,its hitter taste. *Druggasts and pnyvsiclans reco'nmiendl and prescribe LydIa E. Plnkham's Vegeta. ble Compound for all female complaints. India rubber is now adulterated withi finely pulverized cork-the cork, of course, being that for which no other use can be found. 3MalarIs, chills, positively cured by Emory's Standard Cure Pills. Thbeir equal unknown; sugar-coated: no gripmnu. 23 The researche s of Mesers. Richet and Rondoan indicate that artificial respira tion may be a valuable agent In the re suseitation of persons who have beenj exposed t col until life- is nearly cx. TH.GREAT MAN REO Rheumatism, eurlllaV Solaticak Lumbago, Backache, Headaclse, Toothache, Nore Tlrnat, Uit# itoigsN I T O'Brul" louruaes, MCaS1,41, W 1-1t, AR to$, AND ALI. OHIt 1OIsILY PAINS AND AWRL, eldby Douggiats sW Dealers everywhere. ity Censa bW Direcious let I I Uuguhg. TUB 011ARLE.1 A. VOOEI,It 00. oWssess to A. vOURLER k O.) Ilaisaterv, 1T4.,li, U Ar MRS. LYDIA E, PNKHAM, OF LYN, MASSe Q EE C a 4 C! LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. -Is a Positive Curo fer all f beone Palat ComplaInts asid Weaknese sopomnmon to our beafesulo pepulatioeit It will curo entirely the worst form of Femalo conr plaint, all ovarlan troubles, Inflammation and Ulcera, tion, Falling and Dsplacements, and tho consequent Splaul Weakness, and is particularly adapted to tht obango of Lifo. It will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus in an early stago of developmont. The tendency to can. eerous humors there isobecked veryspeedily by its use. It removes faintness, flatulency, destros all craving for stimulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach. It cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostration, General Debility, Stooplesness, Depression and Indi gestion. 'that feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight and backache, Is always permanently cured by its use It will at all times and under all circumstanoes act In harmony with too laws that govern the female system. For the cure of Kidney Complaints aot either sex this Compoind Is unsurpassed. LYDIA E. PINKAM'S VERETABLE COM. POUND Is prepared at 233 and as Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price $1. Six bottils for $&, Sent by nall In the form of pills, also in tho form of lozenges, on zeelpt of prico, $1 per box for either. Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters ot inquiry. Send for pampb' let. Address as above. MenefIon this paper. So family should be without LYDIA I. PINKIAM'8 LIVER PILA. They cure constipation, biliousness, and torpidity of the liver. b ocnts per box. mr Mold by sll Druggast, -ft THE REAT CURE EKIDNEYS,L.IVER AND DOWELS. gC ~jIt oleanses the system of the aerid poison *)that eauses the dreadful suflbring which elonlyv the victims of Blhoumatism can realise. / 5 THOUSANDS 0FOA8ES .. a s the wors6 forms of this terrible disease .r g have been quickly relieved, and in short time PERPEOTLY OURED. PnCi$. I.JqUID 0OR DIlY, SOLD DY DIltaagSTS, 4 M-Dry can be sent by snail. -. WEL-L-,REl 80N&;blo.,ThBurlngtonyt.~ i iI :i 1 s i lVethineg in she wost equal i t r or the, cure of Serofutla, Piuples, itulls, Tleter, Old Sores, Sore esyes, Mercurial Diseases. Catarrh. Loss of A ppetlIe, 5eunale Cowupluents, an~d all Iltoed 3diseases. It nevesr raIls. All druggista and country store keepers tell t ii .. S, ellers ?a t'e., Prop's, Plttiurgh, on every botle. ONWLY $20 forn a PlHilADEL PilIA SINOJ*R of this style. Equal to any Singer in the mark t. lie esai-na ke.r, w*o arned it to be *estnisee-<l befo,en yn' pay /ht*ft. This is the same e * All Machines. warmi,ted for8 yeanrs. Send, for Illustrated Cir cularar.dTastnonilals. Address CHARLE9 A. WOOD & CO. m.eath S.hilaeipai,h. BEORE--AND - AFTER' Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Day.' Trial. TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OLD, TEHO are sutyering from Nanvous Dsn.r:r, Mreoon, yAsr5sVAgsss and al' those disease of a P1nsMArL NATna resuling from Aaszes and Oa e las. STeey rle aAndoocomplt reeto ben*sat"ncfoiils*raodampetfee.iAdd,ess JJLA!0 BELT 09. MARSHALL, MIOli, Ouer WValtelsl luardfau sand PnIIElf Pa,. teetugr lIstoecd to Aetiwe 1Dut.y Aguain. MR. lIIRNnv A. WVATERMAN, of the oity of Provi dence, 11. 1., for manay years thu faithsful and vigilant night watalhnaun of tile Ilarstow Stove Company's very extoaslveo atblshmel having been confined to his hoimo several wolks by a very distressing ill. Dess, on resuming hiss duties again avails himself of this early olportunity for stating briefly a few plali facts. Mr. Waterman saysi "A few mnonthe go I was taken down with a severe 'jekucs,. whichl conflsned me to the house quite a long5 time, and much of the linso I was sio ver y lame as te be unab o to wvaik.ands my left leg,from tie hip to the toes, he'amne monistrously swollen, and!I suffered extreme. I) from 'Ihn constnt instense pains produced by so wrest 1 dt :saion I was trying the various so-called cures all the tin, and w is under the treatment of a phy,.lcian ,snven weeksa. but getting no substantial re. I ef. A t this lim 3 an oldlImo friend, a police ofier. ealled upon lmo, and d ring our conversation In. formied me of the great bonefit which he had obtained by the use of Ilunt's ileomedy, and urged me to tr ylt, as he considered it a wonderful me jie,e I 'om meniced taking Hunt's lemsedy, having very itl faith that it woueld do much in such a stubborn case as mline, buit my doubt was soon dispelled, for before I lhnd taken one bottle I began to wet beter th se yore pains disappeared, thekhwollen leg gradlually deo. creassed In size. and I was e'seouratred to eontiue thue lise of the Remiedy, and the Imuprovement tomny health Continues; my appetite Isgood.~ I have rog sined my strength, and in noN' perforis-ig ag.aln my duItieg as a watchmnan at the foundry. Rvery night I go up andi down st aira mnore th.n one hundrced times and aW in good conititone, e nid feel that may recove y is due to Hunt's Rlemedly alonae, ety sere sicknee alid terti bly swollen leg was caused by the diseased state of m kidneys, and I think It is a most valuable medicine that will so speedily relieve and cure such a sevr ease as mine. I therefore meet cheerfully erm mend Hunst's Reomedy to all aIllict&l with kidne dig eases, as I know it to bera safe and reliablo modieli "'PaovwrwNx, rDoceauba.. 11.ar sififlIP;11 44i't Vk tC4, -li D44 n& I3&Q8 a traj%i,INkeglaAITe usOr s cxaes Vus PrI 1h re q ir 9 e r s , 1 0 t r 1 A t e N EVERCAln t a. 111t e,e 1oe Wel aind :1 hsae so coSe I ru Prs aDeb A il Drgi. Prrii etor. S.,A. JoIUIh,ONa IMIlTATION STAINED GLASS. t qbeatiful Easily p'rowi tj4irwne ces e . eA. .penuniat onI tfn hum AETo iom0st%,ode II uI '.els-s 1,;t.. 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