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A now'o Wn Ponr.-The weak
points'of a horse can be better disoov
ored whi'e standing than while moving.
If he is sound he will stand firmly and
squarely on bia limbs without moving
any of. them, the feet planting fatly
upon the ground, with legs plumb and
naturally poised; or if the foot is lifted
from the ground and the weight taken
from it, disease may be suspeoted, or at
least tendernets, which is a precursor
of disease. If the horse stands with
his feet spread apart, or straddles with
the hind legs, there is weakness in the
loins, and the kidneys are disordered,
Heavy pulling bends the knees, Bluish,
milky cast eyes in horses indicate moon
blindness or something else. A bad
tempeaud horse keeps his ears thrown
back A kicking horse js apt to have
scarre4 legs. A stumbling horse has
blemished knees. When the skin is
rough and harsh, and does not move
easily and smoothly to the touch, the
horse is a heavy eater, and his aiges
tion is bad. Never buy a horse whose
respiratory organs are all impaired.
Place your ear at the side of the heart,
and if a wheezing sound is heard it is
an indication of trouble. Let him go.
INsECTs of different species are attrac
ted to the plants suited to the wants of
their offsprimgs by the sense of smell,
end that if some odor strong enough to
overcome the natural odor of the plant,
can be applied to the plant, or the earth
around it, it will no longer attract the
Insect, but will escape its depredatjfs.
The.e, are many strong odo&,-*'arbolio
acid, for instance, tE iglht be em
ployed for fuch igJ'jises.
T CAagora of Europe have a rath
rimitive way of using the slops of
their houses. .Lf their ground slopes
at all to their gardens they have a chan
nel cut through rows of currant or goose
'l berry bushes and pie-plant. Into these
shallow ditches they pour all their slops
and it is no great exaggeration to say
that rhubarb stems are common from 4
to seven pounds weight, without the
leaves, and currauts grow very largo.
Eomn Western breeders state that it
is a mistake to suppose the cross of the
Cotswold and Merino to be an improve
ment on the originals. The wool is
neither the best for combing, nor can it
compete in the mariet with that from
the pure merino in fineness. The car
casa is not equal to the Cotswold, and
the cross is not suitable in other respects
as the Cotswold thrives only on'good
pasturage,while the Merino is an active
forager.
THE ract that the graziers of England
expend nearly $7,000,000 annually for
cotton-seeRt meal shows the high appre
ciation in which this product is hohd.
The advantages of using this meal to
secure the quick and satisfactory ripen
ing of animals fattening for market can
not be disputed. If English farmers
can afford to idvest, so lavishly in cotton
seed neal, American farmers, who can
buy it cheaper, should ind it highly
profltable.
Ui. PONOHEUR, a French chemist, has
observed that snow always leaves a
black residium. lie examined this and
found it to contain particles that had
been held in suspension in the air, and
the tirst fall of snow brings down the
greater groggrtion, which, collecinig
bad conductor of heat, also preserves
planta from cold, which renders the
manure in tihe sou more powerful,
]F the cream or the milk is wrong
er go to the iountain head, if the cowvs
and their feed are not right,--the butter
will show it. If the milk and cream
aro not uell bandied, the butter will
surely go wrong. If the churning be
or undone, the butter wvill be off, off,
off. Packing is or little account, un
less the butter is up to the mark as
wvell as the market.
A nAmr I,armer ci Wisconsin relates
his experience with sorghum cane, as a
feed for cows, stating that they relished
It wonderfully, eating every particio.
lie did not notice any increase in the
quantity of the milk but there wase a
very much larger per cent, of cream
than when other feed was used. Hfe ad
vises farmers to sow sorghum for feed,
believing that one acre of the canie is
worth more than many acres of hamy,
T-r factoryimen about Utien, N. Y.,
are in earnest in their light agamnst pay
ing royalty on steam heating vata, and
are going to fully organize for the fight,
in the meantime being backed up by
the Utica Board of Trade. Factory
men all over the state of New York,
and1( other States arc urged to join the
association.
IT does not pay to save what are cal
led D)utch bulbs, such as hyacinths,
narcissus, etc., after they have flowvered
one season. They are never after satis
factory. Better rely on the seedan.
obtaining fresh ones for you from Hol-I
land.
FEED more oats to young stock, colts
as well as calves. There is no food ea
sily obtainable that will so well correct
acidity of the stomach and keeping the
whole system in good order.
Omsa man 'will keep his cows in good
condition by feeding 10 pounds of hay
and 4 quarts of meal per day, while
other give 30 pounds(1 of hay and 6 quarts
of meal, and their stock got poor,
FACTORYMEN on tile Little Falls, N.
. Y.. Board of Trade are beginning to de
mand the cash for their cheese before
they ship the goodi', TLhey have usually
given one week's time fo settling.
THE Canadian cheese nmarkets appear
to have more goods than the American
markets, Factorymen there are gener
ally holding their cheese. Late sales of
August have been imadle at ten cents.
BILooD obtafim d from the slaughter
house or saved oni rihe farm wvhen bytch
ering, Is a goo-f IIpplication to the body
of fruit trees to proteet them from rab
bits and mice..
Turs most successf ul way of traicing
an animil is to begin at birth. T wo
things should supplement a knowledge
.of the way to train; kindness and dci
smon, these are essentials,
CErLERY will bear cold to a tempera.
lure osf 28 degrees withouit Injury, but
any cold below this will destroy Its
ltality, and decay Immediately fol.
DOMENTIO.
DusTmo.-There are two ways of
dusting a room. One is to take a feath
er brush, and, by'bdskly whisking off
the polished surfaces of wood or marble,
disperse into the breathing air the en
tire quantity of dust particles there
accumilated The other is to carefully
wipe with a cotton or silken duster or
chamois skin the needful articles, and
then shake out the cloth either -in the
open air or into a fire-place in use,
where the draught of air would carry
the dust up the chimney. It is very
hard work in a house where there Is
furnace heat or soft-coal fires to keep
the furniture dusted. Where there are
many pieces of faience or pottery a tiny
bellows or a silk duster should be used.
Heavy damask or plush upholstered
furniture should not be brushed every
day. Raw silk material soon wears out
if subjected to severe rubbing. Twice
a week is sufloient for upholstered
goods, or three times, if they are many
tufted, which catch the dust. The
wood, metals and marbles, of course,
can be wiped carefully with the duster
daily-an old silk handkerchief makes a
good duster. The best housekeeper,
however, must never attempt to dust
with a cloth the frail petals of her flow
ers and leaves, outside her pretty por
celain and faience, unless she is wllhg
to have them come off in her fi%.gs, as
these ornaments are modlt &separate
ly from the potter. -nd only applied
previo%g.t.i--firing. The small bel
19Wd that are used in printing offices to
clean out dust from type, or toy bellows,
come into play hero.
A tourist leaning out of a nook,
Fell on his head near a brook,
The hurt he received,
St. Jacob's Oil relieved,
And he says it cured "like a book."
Great oaks from little acorns spring,
Great aches the little too.corns bring;
But for every corn
That ever was born,
St. Jacob's Oil is Just the thing.
A cooiNG utensil that attends to it
self is of great use to busy housekeep
ers. The double-boiler, which can
either be bought ready-made or im
proved by putting the ordinary lard can
inside of a saucepan, so that it does not
reach the bottom, is so convenient for
biliug all porridge, farinas and delicato
puddings, that no one who has ever
tried it will wish to go back to the old
way, The lower pan or pot must be
kept replenished with water as it boils
away. Hommno, rice, maccaroni, . ,
if put into a jar with the milk, and the
jar placed in a large saucepan of water,
or salt and water, and allowed to boil
till the contents of the jar are cooked.
saves the risk of burning, and much of
the cook's time in stirring. They will
take much longer to cook in this way,
but it saves anxiety, and the cook's
time, who can be doing other things
while the jar boils. Curries, hashes,
stews and maby other things may be
cooked in the jar and saucepan without
trouble, only see that the saucepan does
not boil dry. When boiling a pudding
in a cloth, or dumplings, It a plate is
fitted into the bottom of the saucapan
there will be no fear of burning, and
the sanceptan will tako much less time
lo wash. There is economy also in
cooking meats by the "steamer." They
do not waste so much. Salt pork,
corng.d beef,. neck of mut.ton &., are
ers" can be bought that it over the
ordinary water boiler attached to most
cooking stoves.
The tadvyertisement of the New York SUN
which coueincni~es this wecek in our columns
will be continued for three mout hs. 'TH E
BUN states that the circulation of its several
editions last year was 55,5361,030, against
50,230,919 the year previous. TiLE SUN,
whiile it furnishes a live and generally ac
ceptable newspap)er at a very low rato, ox
pends 4 ra de.ds a ooy jo acivertise thle
fact. Thsis one of the secrets of its sue
cess. Tux SUN believes that every man
should subscribea for andl liberally support
his local neowspaper llrst and foremnost.
H aving donaa this conscientiousty and faith
fully, it ad iits all t hose who mnay wvishm to
suippenw-nt their town or county paper with
a mnet ropolitan joanrnal, to give Trui SUN a
trial. ________________
Fon soUP, what are called the poor
parts-shanks of the leg, and scraga or
neck portions, are really the best, he
cause, being mutch exercised, they have
had more blood pass through them,
and have more nourishment, Remove
all fat from a soup piece, but leave all
tihe gristle; cut the meat and gristle
into small portions; put on, with the
bones, in cold water, and cook very
gently for hours. When vegetables and
barley are used, put these in a separate
saucepan and cook by themselves. You
cannot boil meat gently, because boilhng
is a violent obulhition of heat at 212 de
grees. The temperature of simmering
water is 160 to 170 degroos, when tiP'y
bubbles come up to tile surfaee nlow
and tha-n. In soup making the heat
should niot get beyond this point.
An Undoubted Blemsing.
Ab uit thirty years ago, a p'roninont P'hysician by the
Uuino of Dr. wiIlian Halt disc'ovored, or produceost
af ter tong oxmperimnant ai research.a roamnody for diseases
of tihe throat, chest anid ings, whicha was of suchi wvon.
diortumi ohilacy that it usoona gainmed ~a wido reputation 1mn
ith s corustry. TLimo nmaio of thea inedicimo is Dir. WYin.
Ilull's iiaam for tim l ang4s, ,ad mnay Lao safoly roliod
oa nu a speedy anad p'ositive cnre for couaghns, cotd,eore
throat, etc. sold by all Uruiggists.
Dur,(no Catai f4nuff.
This welt known remnedy for Caturtih still malutauins
It ail warnitot1rit3. a.A.aag, o ianan
C'atarru,is uutr. and it iasLm heonly ing tihat doaes an ainy
good. it always etfoeta a euro." sold by ai dtruggista.
To CUnE A FELON-Takte of soft lye
soap and fiaxseedi meal a suflicient qju'
tity, stirring the meal in slowly with a
spatula or ease knife, manipulating
thoroughly, so as to form a salve or
poultice. Corn meal is a good subisti
tute for the flaxsed. Envelope the
finger in this, applying snugly, and oe
casionally pressing It to bring it in close
contact. Renew the poultice every 12
or 24 hours. Don't try every p resorip
tion you may hear of. It iil, if ap
p!ied In time, abot t the disease; if adop
ted later, it will bring It to a small
"head" (If not too far to be scattered),
whmen. it may be pi icked almost painless
ly, ____
UERADAOuE -'ihere are various caulses
for headache, as derangement of the circu
lating system, of the digestive organs, of
the nervous system, &c. V EOETINEX can be
said to be a sure memedy for the many
kinds of headache, as it acts directly upon
the various canuses of this complaint.
Nervousness, lndigest ion, Costiveness,
RtheumatIsm, Neuralgia, BilIousness, &c.
Try the VEoTINEu. T ot will never regret
It.
TnE frame work of a cur ous hall
chair Is comp)osed entirely of elk horns
mounted In silver. The baok an'l seat.
are of embossed lecther, and the border
Ing is studded with~ brass nails.
HUMOROUS.
JuDos Pora Domnr attended the
inaugural ball, and he enjoyed himself
so much that aboUt midnight It took
four men to bring him home in a hack
and in a comatose condition to Is wife.
Shie, thinking from the looks of him that
he had a rush ot blood to the head sent
for the physician, who inve,%tigated the
patient carefully, and then directed that
the family p istor be sent for at once.
In a short time the clergyman was
bending over the couch of the dying
revoler. The clergyman was in the
midst of an earnest prayer when he
smelt a rat, or rather the aroma of whis
key. "I thiuk;" said the clergyman,
'that our friend has already had more
spiritual consolation than is good for
him." "Yes, he is drunk," calmly re
plied the physician. "Why, then, did
you send for me?" . "Because, you see,
I didn't care to be the only fool on this
sa!. ocasion.'
*** Unbidden guests are otten welcom
est when they are gone." Disease is an
utbidden guest which Kidnoy-Wort al
most invariably "shows the door." Here
is a case in point: "Mother has regyggd*
wrote an Illinois kl! to -Wer Rastern rela
tives. "Sht4k bitters for a long time
bt -with'ibut any good. 8o when she heard
of the virtues of Kidney-Wort she got a
box and it completely cured her, so that
she can do as much work now as she coul d
before we moved West. timce she gnt
well every one about here is taking it.
XW"'he Scarlet. Cardinal Red, Old
Gold, Navy Blue, teal Brown, Diamond
Dyes give perfect results. Any fashiona
ble color, 10 cents.
IN a neighboring city where the in.
habitants are so very, very temperate
that many of them Neal Dow-n to say
their pra, rs, a good old deacon of a
colored church lately called upon the
city agent for the sale of that article,
which, if advisodly used, "cheers but
not inebriates."
"Mr. L., ' says the deacon bending
low and almost whisp Wring into the ear
of the obliging and affable agent. "Mr.
L., I'se cum to get a quart of Fp:rits for
pirely sacrimental purpses." 0
"Yes, deacon, I suppose you want
some light wine, perhaps claret, tarri
gonia or something of that sort."
"Well, boss, if it dusen't make no
sorter difference toards you, de ladies
(Iey have canvassed dis matter, and dey
has cum to the 'nanimous 'elusion dat
(ey would pIrfvr gin."
We think the deacon got it.
PrrrsFonD, MASS., Sept. 28, lu, .
SiRs-1 have taken Hop Bitters and re -
commend them to others, as I found them
very beneficial. MRS. J. W. TULLER,
Sec. Women'8 Christian Temperance
Union.
DuINa the week of prayer lately held
in a Pennsylvania church congregation
one of the brethren had some remarks
to make %bout temperance and habits
which certain y) Ple had of drinkiug
cider. "I am goig to pray to the Lord,"
he added, "that any one in this congro
gation who makes or handles or sells
the stuff shall have a burden of sorrow
put upon him until he turns from the
error of his ways.-' "When do you be
gin,-Brother Smith ?" asked a toil-hard
ened granger, as lie rose up. "To-night,
Brother Tompkins-this very night.'
"I1 wish you wouldn't. i've got forty
barrels of eider on hand, and I want
can paiel your coat and go in six-horse
power." ______
Mensma~n's Peptonized beef tonic, the
only pre-paration of beuf containing its en
tire nutritious properties. It contains
blood-makiug, force generating and life
sustaining properties; invaluable for indi
gestion, dyspepsia, .'ervous prostratlon,and
all forms of general debilhty; also, in al-l
enfeebled conditions, whether the result of
exhaustion, nervous prostmuion, overwork
or acute disease, particularly if resltinE
ft om pulmonary complaints. Caswell,
Hazard & Co., proprietors, New York.
Sold by all druggists.
AN aff'ecting scenoc: An Austin. young
lady, wvho has enjoyed the adlvantages
of a classical education at a Northern
female college, happened to be at hiome
when her aged grandmother was stroken
down with a fatal illness. 'The entire
family gathered around the death-bed
of the old lady, who, in a feeble voice,
haid: "Good-by to you all, I am gwie
ter peg out," "Grandmother I" ex
claimed the young lad~y, in a tragic tone
of voice, "'plense d on't say that Don't
say you are gwime to p ig out. S iy you
are going to expire or that you contem
plate approaiiutg d'ssolutioi'. It
sounds so much bottor."
Deacon Smith buys Carboline, the deo
dorized petroleum hair renewer and re
storer, andi uincte its iniprovement, 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, _________
IArrLr Edith scores a point: "My
mother's awful fickle," said little Fahth
to Mirs. Smith, who wams making a call.
"Wheon she saw you coinig uip the
street she said: "There's that norrid
MIs' Smith; I hope shie isn't coming
here,' and a minute after she told you
sihe was real glad to see you. Mother
says I'm fickle, but 1 guess I don't
change my mind as quick as that."
Malaria, chulls, positively cure,l by
Emuory's Btandard Cure Pills. Their eq ue I
unknown; sugar coated; no griping, 250
tJNeru rTOHN BonINsoN tells a good
story of a sick monkey whIo was conthinedI
mn a cigo with a number of healthy and
agile young fellows, and when the keep
r conme rouind to feed them they used
to hog all the apples andl fruIt, and leave
the toothless old monkey to go hungry
to bed. The 01(d monkey began to pine
and grow thin, when Uncle John one
day handed him In a atout hickory club.
This lhe eagerly grabbed, and when the
keeper came round( the way hie whacked
over in the corner and all around the
cage at the monkeys who touched that
food was a caution. He kept hie club
in Is hand, and ate enough to last a
week, After this there Was no further
trouble, and the old fellow was suffered
to eat his share.
NkInn,y Men.
"W~ells'i1ealth iRIenowei"restores health and vigor
cures Dyse)i"ica, Imnpotenace, sexual Jiebitity. $1.
No need af a scene, you know: Bella
-"So you were engaged to both of us
at once I Very honorable, I am sure.
and as for me--" Augustus-"Oh
well, what's the use of making a scene ?
Father says our house Is going to sus
pond payment before Marcb, and i.
kiow one of you, at legast, would break
off with me then, an d things wojul4 have
boon all right O8ain."
OND of the d1omest fire- n
fashion to- ilutendI for e use
etasThe ba0koound is of
an represen tion of an
elabo,atO Ot,,of arms the andirobs
are of the sam inaterial in floral des ,
the faoln, 4ft stove is of tiles riot
ename W lief, which are , am
in buruished bass. The hearth which
accompanies this ele0aut fire-plae is of
mosato tiles, while te fender is ot bur
nished brass.
The Governor of North Oarollas said to
the Governor of Pouth Carolina "Bir, the
best remedy in the world Is Dr. Bull's
'Cough Syrup" 84d the latter seconded the
assertion.
Comproseed gunpowder. cut in short
engths to fit the drill-holes, is found
by eXperiment to have many advantages
among which is a saving of forty per
Coue, in powder.
Vegetine
TMn"NQW Using It Frees
ly In My Practice.
"FACTS TELL THE STORY."
"Aprtmons, Md., Jan. 2T, 188.
Mr. IT. I. SMvmxs: Heretofore I have been
arolgl opposed V) all proprietary medicines, but
aam the'ry In an exception to most rules, I feel tha
my projIdice againa, patent medicines has had a
fearful shook in the case of your VEGICTI 4E, and
has been Compel0ed to give way before the stroner
evdeWe WAIC9. About two years agoI was lu
duced to give a fair trial of your VEGETINZ an a
detergent In some Strumots (sorofulosis) oases of
hereilitar tranmission, attended with swelling of
tho lymp171atio glands and joints carious uleers
Ions of bones and constitlional syphilitio taint,
and iIn justice, I feel I should be derelict to duty
did I not testitytothe reat value of your VRGH
TIN. Wihoutezcopflia,&,have found It an ad.
mirable adjunct in the removal of the above con
stitutional disturbances. I an now using it freely
In inypraotice. I sin aware that I san rendering
myselr amenable to the charge of unprofessional
conduct in thus outraging the rules of medical
ethics, in fosterin a so-called Quack keaorda&
This Is simply Doug/i Facts tell the story, and I
again assert hat VEGETINE is a valuable adjIno
to our Mater(a Medica. If this testimo to its
value will sell one more bottle, I shall feel that I
have done some poor sufferer a Samaritan belelt.
.JARVI I. %IWOI x. P.
I am Cured.
DosTox, March 92, 188M.
Mr. U. R. STrvKNs-Dear Sir: I sufiered from
Canker a great whue, and tried most every well
know remedy to cure me, but to no av I laalt
Ibought abottle of VEGNT1IN10, Which oppl mg,
and I continued to use i%. NoW I can trptfly
say I am permanently cured.
Yours very respeotfull
I Hawthorne p.
VogetUnes
isVag Duino
SPING MEDICINEs
Vegetine is 4o4 by all D)ruggiqts.
$OSTETTE
STOMAe
ITTERS
Invalids who are recovering vit al stamina, declare
in grateful termis their a preoiation of ti.e merits
as a tonic, of Ilstetter 8mtomlaon Bitters. Not
only does it impaurt srength to the weakc but is
also corrects an irregular acid state of the slomasch,
makes the bowels act at proper intervals, udves
case0 to tiiOs who suffer from rneumatic and~ kid
netroubtles and conquers as well as prevenis
For sie by all Druggists and Dealera generally.
Jisneanber Ths.
If you are slokc fIop Bitters wIll1 surely sid Na
ture in making you wveli when all else fal.
If you are costive or dyspeptic, or are suffering
from any other of the numerous diseases of tihe
stomach or bowels, it is your own fault if yen re
inasm iii, for Hop Bitters are a sovereign remedy
in all such complaint.
If you arc wasting away with any for m of Kid.
ney disease, slop tempting Death this momnent,
and turn for a cure to flop flitters,
If you are sick w'th that terrible sickness Nerv
ousness, you will find's "Bailm in Gilead" ia the
use of IIop Bitters.
If you are a frequenter, or a resident of a mis.
iio at ilr i r i.,cu baiaeyu temn agis e
iu,and intormittent fevers-by 'the use of Hop
be you have rogh pl, or sallwr sknad
bo,and swetest breath healt, ami eso fnr
In els~r th cuI re al ieeases ofthe stomach,
Ilae- $80 will be paid fora case they wIi not
That poor, bedridden invalid wIfe Plater
mother or daughter can e made thme picture of
health,'ba few bo?tles of Ilop Bitters, coating
but a trl. Will you lt them suffer?f
SHASBEEN PROVED a
The SUREST OURnE for
SKIDNEY DISEASES. *
SHESITATE1 uno Kidney-Wort at once, (drug.
gltt recommend it)ad t lsedly oe.
cor hesa eanles tore hitbyon.am
and ou:nosos, idny-Wrt suc nspainod
Sas it witt act prompl and safety.
I ~ ther Box. Inontinene, retention ofuxrine,
brick dust or ropy depoqtc, and dult dragging
pains, all speedily yiel to its eurative powor.
dS- SOr,D Dr Ar,, DarUGSTs. I'riee si.
-I e -
CUE itEALL ELSE FAILS,
Thse aunwewina an adyvtismsnnt
winlIeonfer a favor- upon ' headverstsee
and the p,nbishmes by statin ijthat sissy
sw the aomemteaen ian th joinurns
SnoT from a oatipult: Old Ur. Jofes
was- always .y i lattentions to t4a
widow .m , 0d she gltsted him
from Dan Beersheba, He was forever
taffying her and asking her silly ques*
tions. The otherevening, 'ater a bold
compliment, he asked "My dear 'mad
am how do , toll a f991 4hea you see
one?" "W.el! Mr. Jones, I usu4lly tell
one to leave. Will you be kihd enough
to go?" He hasn't stopped going yet,.
"Female Complibinta.90
Dr. R. V. PIEnoE, Buffhlo, N. Y.: Dear
Sir-I write to tell you what your "Favor
Ito Prescription" has done for me. I had
been a great sufferer from female com
plaintf,, 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 "Favorite Prescription " and
I never had anything do me so much good
in ray life. Iadvise every sick lady to ake
It. MtS. EMILY RH(ADS,
McBrides, Mich.
ForTuNAT Adolphus: "By Jove 1"
exclaimed Adolphus, stroking the apil
lary sufgeations ow-hih- 1tuperior- p;
'i-fellows say that a moustache hides
the expression. of a fellow's face and
they're all going to shave before taking
part in our theatricals." "How fortu
nate I" was the sympathetic reply of
Julia; "you won't have to shave, will
you?"
The Dfad 0annot. b- Raised,
nor if your lungs are badly wasted away
can Vou be cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery." It is, how
ever, Unequalled as a tonic, alterative, and
nutritive, and readily cures the most obsti
nate cases of bronchitis, coughs, colds, and
Incipient consunption fAr surpassing In
eftletay cod liver oil. geiid two stamps fox
Dr. Pierce's pamphlet on Consumption and
Kindred Affections. Address WOnLD'S
DiSPENSAIY MEDICAL AssoIATION
Buffalo, N. Y.
AN admirable court: "My dear fellow,"
said the late Lord Chancellor Westburg
one day to Ex-Lord Chief Justice Erle,
"why do you not attend the judicial
committee of the Privy Coancil?" "Be
cause I am, old, deaf and stupid."
"That is no reason at all," rejoined the
acidulated Ohancellor, "for I am old,
William is deaf, and Colon-Say is stu
pid, yet we make an admirable (jourt of
Appeal."
Young and Iniddle aged inen suffering
fromt nervous debility, )rImature d01( age,
loss ot inenory, and kitnired syjluptomus,
should send three stail >s for Part V11o
uniphlet Issued by 1orld's dispetsary
Aedical AssoviAttop, ptlir'glo, 1j, y
WHEN Mr. 'Franklin represented the
Colonies at Paris he was present at a
fashionable ball. He was standing aloof
when an acquaintance said to him: "Ob,
Mr. Franklin, did you ever see such a
sight as this before?" And Benjamin
replied: "No, not since I,was weaned,"
*,*' Help yourself and others will help
you." But don't fail to use Kidney.Wort
for all liver,kidney, and bowel complaunts,
piles, costiveness, etc. The demand of
the people for an easier method of prepAr
ing I.idney-Wort has induced the proprie
tors, the weliaknown wholesale drugglets,
Wells, Richardson & Co., of Burlington,
Vt., to prepare It for sale in liquid form %s
well as in dry forni.
i"Expliott directions for every use are
given with the Diamond Dyes. For dying
Mosses, Grasses, Eggs, ivory, Hair, &o.
FAcILITATING matters: "Pelagre, my
hoots," said Mime. D. to her maid.
uem anree$ aI.-' "es, m adame, anI
in order to advance matters 1 am now
lacing them up."
Indulgent parent, who allow their child..
ron to eat heartily of high-scas<med food,
rich pies, oak'-, &3., will have to use klop
Bitters to prevent indigestion, sleepless
nights, sickness, pain, and, perhaps,doath.
No family 1s safe without thenm In the
ANOTHER scandal exploded: ''They
say Smith and his wife do not get
ailong well together; is that true?"
asked Brown, "Not a bit of it,-' re
plied Fogg; "they're never together."
Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer 1s the
marvel or t,he age for all nerve elseases. All
utstaofd irt. Send to 951 Arch S1,reet,
BiAr&u measured by . "r-~rprinL:
Beauty is only skin-deeni 'd some
uimes it is only as deep a a.ei powder
That Husbandi ef Mine
th Free times the man lo wa before ie negan
using Wells' Health Renewer. $1. Druggists.
Tua latest style for bureau covers and
tidlies consists in the introduction oh
colored designs either in the horderings
or centres. Those colored designs are
either oval or square, and are surround
ed by a pattern to be .worked in silks,
filoseiles or crewel to match them in
colors,
Ladies and children's boots and she
cannot run over if Lyon's Patent Hlee
SLffeners are used.
*bAUoE EOB MEAT-A hot sau,e for
meats, which will be fouInd very piquant
aind appetising, may be made by chop
ping two onions very fine and adding
them to a can of tomatoes; also a tea
spoonful each of cayenne pepper, cinna
mon, ok yes, salt, just a graing of nut
meg and a pinch of ground mace. Let
these all boil together until the toma
toes are thickenmng; then take from the
fire and stir into it a cupful of Stionli
vinegar, ______
Chrollthion collars as d cuffs fer gentle
men are easily washed, and do not require
ironing.
Iron and wood may be joined witl
the following compositiob: 'Fine Rus-.
sian isingla's is dissolved in strong ace- '
tic acidl (pyroiigenoous atoid) unt-il tin.t
constistencee of a strong, firm glue is ob
taried.
*Druggiets and physioians recommno
and prescribe Lydia IC. Pinaham's Vegetsa
ole Compound ior all zemale comnpi ainte.
Spain and France are to have a rail
road connection) the termlii to be Oro
Ion and P,au. . 'Lhis road was long die. I
lissedl, but itseems that the ontract
has at last been let and that the work
of construction will soon be begun,
"BasT COUGH BALSA M IN THN wont.D." Tlry it,.
Price 10c. F'. W. KINsMAN & Co., Aulgusta,Malne.
Pecrhaps It would be well to bear in
mind that until the results of the late e
transits of Venus (ilbOso of 18'74 and 11
1882) are fully worked out the distance
of the earth from the sun is behovett t., a'
be 03,300,000 mnlies. a
i1
For ThIek Heads,
Heavy stomachs, bilious condhtlons--Wells' May
Apple Ilil.-anti-bllous, cathartic. 10 and 200.
A MArONNAleE of oysters sprinkled
with chopped c'elery is In high favor at a
fashionaba dinner.
,IAO iR
Rheumatism eUr Solatica,
Lumbago, Backache, Heaadat,NSoothache,
1ore T Ma""a S lwe g N r so1t
AND ALL OTIitA 10II PAINS AND ACHER.
B4byDrugsts sad Deaters e wertwhor Fifty Oentsa bottle.
edy DIreatiaus lul I.s8111gel'st
THE C1ALES A. VOGELER 00.
41sssrs to A. V00LR311 A CO.) IlUUer, J1 U.S. A.
MRS. LYDIA E. VINKIAM, OF LYNN, MASS.
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a PositIve Cugrm
for 1I these PgtidrVl eoap11nt iand Weaknesses
s0o A%%P to oabest female population.
$ w1 oqro entirely the worst formn of Femalo com.
Vklaint,I4 vvarian troubles, Inflanunation and Uomera
tion. Falling And Displaeenents, a'nd the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the
change of Lito.
It will dissolvo and expel tumor from the uterus in
Ano arIy stago of development. The tendency to can
qerous humors there isb eoked veryspeedily by Its us,
It removes faintness, natuleney, destroys all craving
for stimulaINs, and rellevvs wo-al:ness of the stemach.
It eurcs Bloating, )leateheb, Nervous I'rostration,
General Debility, Slctpleswness, Deprission aud Iudi
gestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache, is always periaiaently c.red by its use
It will at all times and under all circumstances act in
tiarmony with the laws that govert the fojoiQo sy#tem.
For the cure of Kidney gQ4Ijqnts of either sex this
Compound I. Unsurpassed.
LTDJA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETAILE C0
IFOUND is prepare.d at 233 and 235 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price $1. Six bottles for 5. Sent by mall
in the form of pill, also in the form of lozenges, on
receipt of price, $1 par box for either, Mra. Pinkhan
freely answers all letto of inquIry. Send for pamph
lot Addressasabove, Afcntila this puperi.
No family should he without. LYDIA E. PINKIIAm'l
LIViR PILIA. They cure constipation, baiousnes"
and torrildity of the liver. 20 eants ior box.
Aq'- Sold by ll DrM.is .
THE CREAT CURE
3KIDN VE ANDs IOWELS.
glanses a sten of the asrd polson
. ae saa ue rl 'hch
+of the worstUrs o thiS rilisoe
(g hare been q.uickly relieved, and in short timo
PERPEOTL.YOURED.
a 6
I ~ I i lii ' '
ethina- in the world equtal to It for the
oureeofScrofula. Pienples,.B9sis, Tetter, Old Sores,
S9rs las, iercurti Dlhsease. Catarrh. L.ois or
- Ap.pelite. f-enitae C'aplaint, and all lIloed
tii,esis. Ii nerer fails. Att druggist,s and
cosutry store keepers soll It. It. I. Neilers
A Ce,, P'rope%, littabaurgh, en avery boute.
CANCER INTITT ro?,J(l- bin johis
scientilo treatinenata and
a ~ ~ j~i mes Pratics a nds
ais aocnnwod ecd
traordinary cures lyhs
n~?erou are eod.
* .4jo A tife sateu Ifa, q
i n removing the
c m"'E fre rerratise or
... Arch 8t.,Philadoli hi,PT
66".Aweek'n"urot Tcrnosui6oti
for a l'IlJ,AJ)EI,P>I|A gg gIEl
of this stylo. Equial to anty
Singer * tho tnairk t. lfe.
'suns"-* , 'a scnd it to b(
* -xea m ier'cu-pri you1 paI
for If. Tii;t i.i the same, a!l
'ither comnhleaetal for$bO.
All Machines wa:rranted, for e
*yeam. Pendl for Illust rated fir.
culaira: d Testhnatoninns. Addlrea
CIIAIIIRi8 A. W1OOD & 00.
U . TeliaSt., liiladeIuhia,l'
R~I uSE IT
?.sig ictora hooks and hbe.Prioa ro
noed 515 noropnt. 1ATlouAy, PUn. Co.. Philada.. Pa
u oaft fre ddeTsw&tj., Audusta. Me
Iset eVWatehtfal E4nardinn and Failfi,e1 Pso.
teet ar Dentered to Active Duty Agafsn.
Ma. HEN'Ry A. WVATERMAN, of the cIty of Provi
onsoe, It. I., for manjy years the faith ful and viglant
Ighst watchman of the Dlaratow Sltove Company'st
ory extensivo establishmnent, having been counie
hishIomnoseveral weeks h1y a very distressIng ill.
nss, on rosatutng his duntles again avails himself ol
its early opp)ortuniity for statIng briefly a few plain,
aots. Mr. WVatormsan says:
"A fow msontha go I iv ts taken down with a severe
icknss, which contod mu to tlto house quite a long
imne, and much of Ite ilme I was so very lame as to be
nab'.e to walk,and smy inft leg,fromn the hip to the toes,
eeaano monstrously swollen, and I suffered extroemo.
Sfrom the conistant intense pains produtced by so
real inflammation I was tryIng the varlops so-called
urea alithso time, and wi. lunder the k,ralmient of a
h yelolan seven weeks. buat getting no subtantial re
of. At this lime an old.time friend, a pollce oflicer.
stIed upon me, and 4 .ring otur conversationi in.
>rmned me of the great boeit whioh ho had obtaIned
y the use of Ilunt'st Iteody. and urged nme to try it,
s he oonsidered it a wonderful nie 'iclne. I om.
aenced taking Hlunt's Remedy, having very little
althi that it would do much lainaluc a stubborn ease
mine, but my doubt was soon dispelled, for before
had taken one bottle I began to tret belter, the so,
are pasts disappeared, the awollen leg gradually do.
reamed in sir,e, and I was e'noouraged to oontinute the
se of the iRemedy, and the Improvement tomy health
minues; my appetite Ia good. I have reg ained my
rength,. and [ame now performing again my dutIes
a a watchman at the foundry. Every night I go up
'ad down tsirs more thatn one hundred tinits and arm
good conditIon. 4nd feel that my recove,y Is duet tc
'unt's Remedy alone. Mty severe aloknsess anad terrn
ly swollen leg was caused by the. dIseased state of my
.dneya, and I think it is a most valuable mnediomae
at will so speedily relieve and cure such a severe
uea asinmne. I therefore most cheerfully reomol.
end Hunt's Remedy to all afihioted with kidney dl,.
sea, a I know it to be a mafA and reliable mediie,
."PnoYiDENxOE, December 6. 1882."ns.
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WItJBOR?bOOPA
muoR 00 AN ' ,
puRE Q0 V-4
L AND LM3
, asno 11 uIt I It
sop ~ % o 'An g t o
At 01% vr , , li (Votni
FRAZER
AXLE GREASE
Best IsM the world. iet the getshme.
Every package laas our tratle-naas'
and t snsr'I ed t ra.e11. 510 L .,
EVERYWFAERE.
AGET e ster Lf m e
BetIn#t!old. Wte arluact thid. IJ41twe"Ine.
Xe hEETS fine writinpr tnablottr,
with onlendikr, byFal gensa
,oted. E,OsW MY PINTIMG Co., NeWbury
port, Mas.
F yo~u haEe f i vloe t ain in
.%the region of the HEART,
W lbh seems to threaten ou
with IMMEDIATE DRAT or
Heart DHease In any forms
READ'S HEART OURE
is a sure remedy.
Price One Dollar per bottle
MARTIN ,EAD &CO.
P.O. Box2016, Philad'a. Pa.
A E Ian
an n r ae f o r ur PHe
t or tooilther andt ,
dieea t ii(oevery Poie I co nhe nN wI re .
Mah ck ex itordiarr of ng. Wow ll e t ,e
lient Fan.1 le P'aper loutil shled, enqtledo "Vn"th
for tho oext thrue iontoh to olle
30 cents, in one-cens poiage alosisu , to h rlpit
postage fil cost or this odycrildeletits alipto Cal
person we will 80114 free the following iOur Coinbl.
n ion rift Noodle Pa ckao, costain
b t it d , put uV In it prove stos, o
Elspcaa contiis tho olfow upg 4 pa 0.r In
A l t eel t bodiis, lo 3g cotton tn. , I
Who t co tl arners, I extra olbo cotton d tre y a e
io. 2yarn I wos ted, f diio 2cagoet. and uo t
Nettiles. 1-2 don-rot floolo Oofle-heu 1 *.
Yoipint, I Jaitisnrxe Bonadkeri-hir.rbeaul((a Orten.
hi aor 711y, I elegtari i L p
4. OUIVIPiIs a larg 3!-colusnin Illustratedi It
ary oer ifly aper. il lor
sto$ i5a sketlicol. 1fivns, 2 a le ictuFres,
A es,tci Gn A n use anti Hu ntet,
T Ht who N i ly circle. troon the andes u1
t ith . to wility. Writ a to- h oy. Adriess,
Votit. G D lish , Newa y
4Dono Stroiqt, 10ATiON. MASS.
UTSTPE FE
y![, ,I soi osl, * #Nf i n I WE ea e
f reYte 'e l r rard tianios etratset io DT J.
SA S Aeo iloooo.. $31 Arch 13tweet. P'hilpAtcipi, fts Algissio copoo
90sampe t1610101iifteof pamel funed alool branah 9O4
Kesto n Ro&N,,P5Li1 "ershey Ho. a
V.hthr. ILCaroo Pittsburghl Ifa
Ouster 11ous% tort Wayne, Id.; onierolail 11otol
44THR REST IS CH'EAPESTIi
hNIN MUM.S. .N ,I
Honepowe"sT HRES H ESwHul
Imulted to allaectionL) WrIto for 116Ev lus. Pariit
IN tlPionsto ThoAultman &Taylor Co., Mousfield. Ohio.
$5 RESAgN ac,Asooim
$5Dayae)T0A9on' g $2 Sample Free
Address Gen'lAunoy,1-59 hudson Strcet,N.Y.
r uatl l, de.l i ea n all h osmee aco.
ra tka,,rl esuar.
NEVER~~~]E FAf3. Wrq4e e
THE~ S UN lim-m
TH-I K SIA firdt unn ts to b o trthfsi an d uproclal;
itf at11)1 to ha Vit as oustartained g ltthdry kif the
tileiw hi I w it . It ri io.n A. o HMON aveave- iii.
t Ai L mi 0.,s cole aPropr.Itsolr t.lt Jo sh Mo.
lage E i s so tse hub cani les At pi t a ,
by its d leun otla oru unI bn ~.s. i-orsed
(aaeua VI~ er o r; so es. AneM S
Por er00
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BEFagORE x -U A N -O AFERrsoI
Elder ad Applinc arset one.Dy Tral.&
ohRgaoA, NAThu relel.Sn from Anvax ad
ratino HEA ir rl. BANnscjo n1 arud
lep*lo"Fits,*S*,saiita
V'OLTAR ELTN 00., ce MAS AoMioN.~t5
Lonvsi tits, .Vt'
nao o cr e ioxsb liid s on o b
andal Nrvouat
d chantsmo , Baaret I..
A Lodis aLndonl whss
enetaryblyme n
Oiaice in Neru Yom.
fo the blood o. 'a
h-I VRALl-' w.houIr a erve
Dr b oerl lt ofLnT) honmoin a ns I
rhe tnoeawonnerfeiyin
thr ltarobtoersutawnedeanrkret ah atm F.s
hn ay Dr git. exrT~t ai A ,. AddoI WeN
r AB. SoE P0Lr orieon SL. Jo-ph Yok.
lMTA -TIO TA INED LuTAS.
lneorlbba b ouifl nyail appi t; irnung
PAUNOTURr nzon. tabaro a00 Ne ul
dtn o f ta Lo. r rU l ITi 1ladae Pr