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A,F, AGIUOULTURE. "AN Ox TJA FOn THE FABM. -For ThAT hauling about the farm and breaking up aid bes land, oxen are, in several respects, re- milk. forable to horses. In the item of teed will ren they are much cheaper, and this alone able fat is a weighty consideration. And then much ev as th6 character or their work, while boiling they are slow, they are strcng, sure and meat, b trusty; they do not pull with such vio- placed < leneo and suddenness as many horses night. do, and hence do not break so much may be harness or so many carts. When they use aga: hitch a tree or stump, they stop until That be the driver can turn them aside. This by the disposition makes tm much better both, oi than the horse for hauling in the woods That a or in new grounds. Many horses, as boiled soon as they make a hitch with a vehi- greatly ocl, begin to pull harder ar become kerosen fretful, and generally end by breaking that hav the cart or some part of the harness. will rei For hauling rails, wood, litter, &c., That o1 about the farm, oxen are the best and tea stai safost team, though a little slower, gen- stain, a orally, than a horse- over the On the score of economy the scale is new mi altogether in favor of the ox. A pair of porridgc oxen costing much less than one horse, not be a vill do more work than the horse, mak- That ke it unnecessary on a two horse farm to as brigh keep but one horse. Thus there is a rag and great annual saving in both corn and stains fr long forage, and the inaures from two ture. r steers is more than that of one horse. may be The board of a farm horse for one year use by b would , buy three or four oxen. And then, when an ox gets too old for a pro titable work animal, it can be fattened GRlE and its hide, tallow and flesh will sell Fill ye for enough to buy another ox. For ies wit breaking up lane, a pair of oxon does day, in Oxcellent work, but they are not well they ha adapted to feld work in summer time, them ul though entire crops are frequently made cold w with Lo other team. Even when there col wi are plenty of horses - to do all the work very g of a farm, it is best to have one ox. or a and the pair, to do the rough work, For getting aruit si out hitter for compost, the ox is just the shrunke animal.shuk take ou CARE OP WAGON WsieLs.-The sover- as you e est strain in the cart or carriage conos cooked upon the wheels, 'he felloes espeeially necessa are exposed to alternate mud anu in doin@ dronght, according to the prevaihing the frui wel, 11er. The paint soon Wears offtai( of goos the wood absorbs the water from .very the boti mud i pudlle through which the veiiele will inil is driven. In a diy time the woo(l iumedi shrinks, and the tire gets loose. The d1.ry, cO( remtedy is a now setting ( f the tire, aiii ri('s are a bill trom the blacksmith. I is much of the i cheaper to clean up the carriage occa- .ts for sionally, and giving the wheel a dres- to have sing of linseed oil as hot as it can be Preparc put on. The wood will absorb a good perleut deal of the oil, anid will swell the rim so until til as to make the tire tight. It will prc vent the rott.ii-g of the wood, and make PEaA long-lived wheels. When the wheelK robo f( have soaked up all the oil they will tucked take, pult on a good coat of paint. two th cloth: t - Tut poach-borer is a wasp-like in. placed sect., wit.h tratlsparent wings, and ii rows of richly ornaimuented body, banded and tilo "bi striped With gold, which (eposits its the usi eggs about the base of the trunk. - The covorinu (ggs hatch out, and the hat vie bore into winds v the sapwood, and cause an t xudatioin of side of t gummy matter which appears in masses about the baise of the tree T. larm' seem partly to hiv.: ini Ihis gummy sub- (love aii stanlce anid partly in the sapwood of the biied 9 tree. Some times three or four are for spri found on the samme tree, occasionally bottom girdling and destroying it, but always vet ban, iducing more or Less of a diseased coii- of the 4tmi and inmparing its vigor. Alto- makes a gethier it is a very objectioniab,ll nd ac Andai struetive inseet. as thu ble gar Tr1'i real p)ractical value there is in dresses, keeping accounts with thin farm consiets in ilis: ''When a larmor keeps such A SPii anl aiceouint in his operations lieo i able moiulde by3 annuially castinag upl his bualanices to peared see just w.hiat cropl. ad whatt line f his shapo il liarm operaitionis hamve paid lhim best. It dowii tI amy line o1 Cropp.ing ini a series of years is conlsi is~ thuiis shown inot to be so p)rolltable aas candtleCs some other crop, theso definite dlata en.. 80 that aible him to coi rect his miistamkes and de. candtles tL'ermiine 01onim ne w lie of p)roceduiro." neOcessi Th'le miost, of the buinessCi menCi wl,m, fail amber, lid on a rc Aisaon of their t.ransactins oldi blu to0 loosely kept, thait in reality they lad failea inoa,lhs1 and somietimes years Tusi befoare the fiact was reveamled to liemi. voail sot to it. A (G utn.u palmrT gives the following it ai dm1 illtere'stiing methodi of sta'rting lanuts thoe.her' -- early; The setes of peas, beanis. eu eansbers, etc., arec , il-rted ini a fram, Pru and whlen a h; tie grown aire ltod antd should the ioots llhllped in ai mixtare of clay, ovor' th< withdrawal urn aspainkh d wit h firm, .nry ian almi eart-h, A pice of nioss is then flat ted inito the forii of a platonnd ia litle eamrth A Pu sprinkled on it. Th'le p)repared p)lants por'ing ar*e then plaiced on1 thix plate, the moi0U bulboum b'Ided over the roots, a ed onl so as to disgist lormi a little hall anotg.,g avy on boards workbali : *** or shel o seaisonfc on to the open air comes, whlen they nre ~i plauntid, 1:o1 andu all, w luchl gives themn sort is I an earl.y start. small them si WVEaTEnN corii growers persist lii O. planmutoig corn after corn. The result is ]p a 1 that they have bred a worm whbich eats mnixed l the roots and wich lhves ini tho ground much ri tron year to year, As it is ii( migra- and the tory its existeneo depends on having ofil in tI: corn planted on the same field ini suc cession. Good huasb.andry, which do- Feau 4 * ni~anids rotamtion of cropis, will therefore that wai rid farmers of tIhm iest' ed witl makes E:AIru worms ini pots will generally puddi succuml>i under liberal doses of limo wa ter or tobacco wateir. A florist also To cl uses suco tssiully ten drops of carbolic and hiol id( ini a pint of wateor, Po,urcd upon the wvat the earth, thle worms are killesl and thle they wi plaits improved. - D)a. i''i'irEVANT satys Ilict the experi. you are mients at the .New York Agricnutural thiat fi Experimniit Sltationi seemi to inidiat will be that the set d end of mm pAtato hams more if clear sigor ihanmII i teim end, iand suggests t he elise anualogy between t he pot ato and Wuiau a poitioni of a branch, salt p~o Ilaivor, IT is said that thic Amiericana teasel is hit, wil, is even siuerit r' to tat imiportedi from Psiance. As io subIstitutte for the tearel WVui * l~as ben found for fulling cloth its ciil- of meat ture is a stile industry, and1( the fewv fan - tered mnors wvho haave tried it report it to be ai scorche priofitale crop). As COMiMON red clover imatureos its burnora se ed n p oni second groni t hi, failure may or threa suicceen' beaue oi drought, insects, or water, beause the tiret growth wvas i< I cut eamrly <anough to permiit the second to CJ,SA raipen its seed perfectly- stains; - . and the A MP,nTCAN luyer's have tmaken so many fabric, Clydueadale stal irons iin Sc.tlanid that it has cauisedl an icase in piricel of 100 Do n< per' cent, within the buti year and a halmf. held ai * .l'lThere is also a great dlemansd for polled the mill cattle anid Shropshmiro sheep. can nov DOMESTIO. -That salt fish are quickest t freshened by soaking in sour 'hat cold rain water and soap Love machine grease from wash rios. That fish may be scalded isier by first dipping them into water for a minute. That fresh aginning to sour, will sweeten if out of doors in the cool air oyer That milk which has changed sweetened or rendered fit for n by stirring in a little soda. ilng starch is much improved addition of sperm or salt, or a little gum arabio, dissolved. tablespoonful of turpentine with your white clothes will aid the whitening process. That a will soften boots and shoes e been hardened by water, and ider them as pliable as new. 3ar boiling water will remove is; pour the water through the ud thus prevent its spreading fabric. That salt will ourdle lik; henco, in preparing milk , gravies, etc., the salt should dded until the dish is prepared. rosene will make your tea-kettle t as new. Saturate a woolen rub with it. It will also remove om the clean varnished furni - li1k -which has been changed sweetened or rendered fit for ,tirring in a little soda. N (oosEunRRIE FOR TARTS. ry clean, dry, wido-neoked bot h gooseberries picked the same try weather, and just before ve attained their full size. 'Wrap haty round each bottle, and set to their necks in a boiler of Ltor, which should be brought .adually to boil; a little hay put in the bottom of the boiler, bottles fixed firmly. Let the mmer gently until it appears n and perfectly scalded, then t the bottles, and fill up as many an quito full with some of the gooseborries-it is generally ry to sacrificeo one of the bottles this, taking care not to break t. Directly the bottles are full borrics, pour boiling water into los up to the brims, olso they dew. Tie bladder over the tops ntely, and keep the bottles in a >1 place. When the goosebor u19edl, piour off the greater part ruter, atndl add the same sugar resh fruit, of winch they ought the same flavor andi appoarauco. d in this way, gooseberries are y wholesome, and will keep o fruit comes in again. MUurn,1ron Ron.. -A sensible r mild spring weather, to be into a porambulator, is made of oknesses of blue "eider-down" he tufted surface of both squares )utside, and the edges joined by machine stitching. Tuis infan iffalo robe" shouhl be added to tal printed or woven carriage s to k.op out the keen spring 'hick lurk oven on the sunny he way. L.!N P IN Mn-No,--Quakr gray, d cloud gray muerinos are comn ith velvet to make street toilets nig. A plcatedl lounco on the ol the skir t, trimmed with vel Ii, which also form the trimming draperies, corsage and enfra, very elegant costume. Hlandrun dian lace with figures as heavy of embroidery is the fashiona inturo for black Ottoman silk IIA! T1APEn.-AmbIer* wax canid[le .1 in deep spirad curves have up in the shop winidows. This to koep f-le wuax fromi guittoring ao sides irregularly as the candle Lined. The lowver 0ends of the are sensibly cut away in gro)oves they can lit in to an ordmnary hick wvithout ''wobbling" or at-ig banzds of papor01. Biesides other p)retty colored tapers are 3 aind framboiso pink. i.ddition of a lht-tie mace to a Il) will give an agreeable ilavor Do not put in enough to make met flavor, but put it in with is and pepper and1( salt. mnado of canned w hort lobaorries invo an udororust only: then toPi lput strips of pu1ff paste. ilh crust with tihe berries makes at taisteless p,ie, mO1N'r RIADi.'ui.-A radish of ta ed silk, with green tuft at the end.. is an emiory-ou.Iiag-,,i ', a dainty Jrithg for a lady's r4E but delicious dish for dfes iado by cuttiing lip oranges in noces(3 and then piouring over >mio rich boiled custard. Servo ittle vinegar or seine cider is vith stove pol1ish, it will not take zbbig to make the stove bright blackening is not likely to fly c dust. mno who can all'ord to use it in y, whipped cream highly flavor vanilla, roe water or wine, lie richest ad mosL iagree'ablo can hiair-brushes, use ammonia ,water; after washinig well, shako or out and dry oni a coarse towvel; 1I look as good as new. u put soda1 ini water with which to wvashi windows you will find ige'r-miarks, putty ds, etc. muich more easily removed than wateor alone is unof'. s boiling cabbage put a slice of k in the water and an agreeable vithi no objectionable gronse or be given to the cabbage. o ook ing a large fowl or joint it may be covered with a but. pap)er to prevent its being sIENEi will burn clearer if the are boiled for live minutes two times a year in wood ashes and at boiling water will remove tea pour the wa ter through the stain a provent its sp)readfing over the t put glass articles that have 1k into hot water, as fibis eauses to ponoterate the glass, and it er ha removed. RUMOROUS. JANET home from churchn Janet was not comely, but an excellent servant and espeoially devout. One Sunday afternoon, on returning from the kirk, she mentioned to the ladies of the fam ily how much she had enjoyed the services. Shortly afterward they hoard her scolding at a great rate and one of the ladies remonstrated with her. "Why, Janet, I'm afraid the services did you very little good, after all, as you seem to have lost your temper." "Ah. weel," said Janet, "I left William to look after things and every thing's so upset it's enough to take the taste o' prayer out o' one's mouth." A book agent named Joe Smyrk, Was put out and hurt by a jerk, He says as a cure, St. Jacob's Oil is sure, At all times to get in its work. A lightning-rod man In St Paul, From a house had a serious fall, Though battered and bruised, He said, when he used St. Jacob's O1l-"It simply beats all." "What makes you limp so ?" asked a Harlem man of a friend who went hobbling along toward the elevated railroad. "My knees are awfully soro--outsob 1" ho yelled, as he struck his leg against a hydrant. "Have you been saying your prayers a great deal, lately?" "Not to any remarkable extent," he grinned. Well, then, what makes your knees so sore ?" "Pulling the tacks out of carpets, preparatory to house-cleaning, Con found it I" he exclaimed, as ho painfully climbed the stairs leading to the station. ***' Do not grasp at the shadow and lose the substance," Iidney-Wort is able to convert you from a shadow of your former self into the substance or establish ed health. Said a sufferer froni kidney trouble when asked to try Kidney- Wort for a reiedy. "i'l try it, but it will be my last dose." It cured him and now he recommends it t- all. If you have disor dered kidneys don't fail to try it. fl Y"Nothing so simple and perfect for coloring as the lhtamond l)yes. For carpet rugs, better and cheaper thai any other (ye-stuffs. A .Ai)y of mature ago is consulting her lawyer about, instituting proceedigd for divorce. "I porceive," says the lawyer, "you wish to obtain a separation because of his cruelty." "I wouldn't have minded so much being beaten," sobs the lady, "if he had beaten mo in an ordinary manner, but he didn't-the scoundrel didn't, sir, he used to thrash me with-" "With? Compose yourself, my dear madame." " With my poor dear first husband's cane I" If you are a frequenter or a resident of a miasmatic district, bairicade your sys ten against the scourge of all new (oin tries-ague, bilious and intern.ittent fe vors-hy the use of IIop Hitters. 1.11)i ON, M ilen , Feb. 2. 1880. I have sold 11lo) liiters for four years andi there is nto medicinie that surpm'sses thenm for b,ilhious attacks, kki., y com, p)laints and( imany diseases inc'dent to) this malarial ellinate. Ii. TI. A LlX.XNDlEII. A (1ENTrLiMAN who has been thinking of buying a hack, having visitodl a mien.. agorio, comies home radiant with joy "l'm going to b)uy one of them zo. bras," lie says; ''011 of thoso rifled horses. T1hey must carry much further than the ordmuary sort!" *It Is not necessary to enter into p)arti cuilars in referrimg to the complicated or ganic andi fumctional diliclulties to which the more dclicate classes of Amuerican women are suhjeet; hut we take pleasutre in saying that Mrs. Lydia E.* P'inkham's great remedy for all these troubles has an. unbounded popularity. FoimivEN: "Yes," said Deacon Snaggs, ''that followv stole my horse, but I shalh not prosecnte him. He tradecd the antimal to that confounded old seamnp, Zeke Hashiam, for $200 inore thain it wias worth, so I forgive him the theft." ('t. peSr F"AQiIlol .MA(IAZIN' in the world, I 20 large paiges, 4 panges new music, 1 000 entgravitngs each issue. 5~0 cenits lper y ear; single cop)ies l5 cents. S-ru wituma51 & CL'rTisn, 8th & Market Sts., P'hiia. 10.Z'229' Qsaidl timo yOiliti 2.0. sLroitmg his nppor lip. The cheapest and p)rettiest col lare and uniTs arc the Chrolithion. Tlry them and1( see for yourself. A Mrut. is unlike a poor rule, because lie works both ways. For Thteki loeet,, Applo p'ills-ainti-illtous, thlarltie,t 10 ana 25g. WALKC swiftly from temptation, oir it may overtake you. Twventy-fo.r lHossr. to ELie. F'rom, John toh, L.afayotte. 1n.. *who anntOitouna lng ."Ono yeaur uigo i wvas, to anl auppea'ran,c, in the huist sitages, ni co, nimption. Otar b,oat ph,ylc,anau 5iav, mIy casUo uip. I Ithiny scot so tow that or docntor unaid i conui not livo t winty-four hosbIL,. My rrio,nt the-n i.urchased ai bottlo f Du r. wm,. itan'.. tiltsam, for thto L.nung, whichI coni~stideaby honen..tlt-, tu-. I conithmed,- ,ttIIl is. ouok i ottie... 1 amn nowt u m per fee.t hen-siuh, haineIus uned no oths,r mendicineo." it Ii s It nest ualv for lImt,, lirs,<. Horos, Ui1ls, Stalt IIihu n. Tet tir, ( happedst i Ibada, (lb Ilaint. Cornaandall. ot kinsd4 of Skmt i-rupt'ins., F-rsekkui andi SELFi-Di)NiIL and l)atlince are sure to moot their rowardi. Everybody is pleased with the improvedi Carbohnme, a deod1 orized extract of pcetro leumn. It is as clear and lhinpidI as spring water, and1 was originally initendedu by ta - tutre as a paniacea for all diseases of the scalpJ atnd skin, andl as a natural hair re. newer. NiRvEi buy what y'ou (10 not wVanit be cause it is cheap. Mensman's Peptonized beef tonic, the only preparation of beef containing its en tire nutritious pr'pertiea. It contains blood-making, force generating and life sustaining properties; invaluable for indi getion, dyspepsia, uervou'proetration,and all forms of general debility; also, in all enfeebled conditions, whether the result of exhaustion, nervous proetrauon, overwork or acute disease, particularly if resulting ft em pulmonary complaints. 9aswell, Hazard & Co., proprietors, N~ew York. Bold by all drnggists. We Present no Pretonded Miraole.-"Trutlh ' Is Mighty and Must Prevail. "-No Sophis- fl try euat Withstand the rower of its Honest Utterance. Edelor it veing P1re.s: DIAn I rI-Fe lug deeply grste nt ,for the great betleilts which I )ave receive I fron the use of A very e valuable article Which has its origin and home it our beant ful city,And hoping that others whoare afflicted 01 as I havn been inay And like relief fron its use, I boic b the ,idulgenee of a few lanes in your valuable paper for the privilege of communioating to you a brief stat inent of facts, for the benoilt of the nultitude of suirerers to be met with on ever/ side.' Many of my friends well know that I have been very severely af. flicted with heart disease for a number of years, and have suifered f4om it as only thoee can suffer who have that diseaset it reduced my strength so low that I could scarcely walk across my room, and the least c exertion rendered tle so short-breathed that 1 dareo I scarcely move, and life seened very burdensome. 'I U was treated for my malady by the bestphystuiaus,and t derived no benefit from their treatment or preserip. f tions until I was advised by my family physician tc a use hlunt's ilmedy, as ny trouble was caused by in. b a. tion of may kidneys, which affected very seriously t the uction of my heart. I connenced taking it (hav. h aug little faith in it or any other mediolue) and it has helped ue wonderfully, and I sin now a great deal better. and have been evor since I began its use, In fact, I have taken no medicine that has bonilittoeI m 0 eo greatly. ly breathing is easy, and I have gainuel in strength so mnubh that I am able to do mng house. ii work. I cheerfully recommend lint's ltinmedy to all who niay be afiliotod as I have been, or who are suf. A furilg fron general debility and nervous prostration. Itespeotfully, Mats. A. 0. ltooKwK.r., lY Pearl Ktroot, Providence, R.J. A standard mediolno for eurinre Bright's Disuaso, Dropsy, Kidney, lladder and Glandular Maladies is 8 Ilunt's liemody. Femalo Weaklless. Pain in the hnwk auid L oins, Gravel, -Dia betes, Intompo'raico $xces and Prostration of the nervous systen are cured by 1unt's ltinmedy. Hunt's lionedy inalparts health and vigor to the censtitutlon when it has become dobili. t tated. Hunt's Itomedy restores the ivalid to he alth. u ANAKESIS Dr. S. Silsbee's External Pile Remedy Gives instant relief and is an litalliblo CURE FOR ALL KINDS OF PILES. Sold by Drugglstseverywlere. Price $1.00 per box prepus bv inil. Sanlples sent free io Ph3silans nd all suff'rres, by I'. Ncustaet er& Co., ioxti9lti pow York City. ole unnura.:tu,rera of "Anakeai,.' =THE CREAT CUREs a )FOR. 8 -siR-HE-U9-M-A-T-1-3-M-. SAs it is for all tho painnul disoases of the - E KIDNEYS,LIVER AND BOWELS. - 0 It oloansoa the aysteni of tho acrid poison p that causos tho dtreadfl sunfibring which e o only tho viotim or Ihoumatisin can realize., .C THOUSANDS OF CASES _t of the worst forms of this terrible disease g have boon quickly rolioved, and in short time , PERFECTLY CURED. Ptite, "l. LIQUInl bitv, soLD y InIt-ouISTS" C !t.M- Dry can ho sent by nanll. WELLT.,,RICHIARDSON 8s Co.,B]ur1tunaton Vt. t7 The Bandand Wortiless are niever Ialt('d or ceuntIre4. 'l'hie is 1 especially trite of a faminly inmillcili, ami It, is posittve proof that the renme,ly (t(uxa(eed Is of the highest value, As soot as it ta hieet tested and provei by the whole world that Ilop litters was the purest, best ati uost. valuable faintly mtedtcie oil earth, anany lititutions sprung up 11 ani beganti to steal the nutees h whleh the press and tie people of the ciuntry lad expresseti the mits of iI. 13., anti in every way tryaig to in due al sfering- invalids ito uo t heir stuff Instead, expectiltg to ake . n.i.ey on th e ercilat anti gooi nme of Ii. Ii Manyii olters stitrie,i iiosttrunms piaLill)u ini stliiar style itoii II ., with vitriously dievised i naine,i in which the wordl " 110op," or V "Iops" wvere utseil In a way to lice Ileople 14 to belleYn t hey wrere the same as hiop liitters. All suchli retenheil renmeilles or eures, nto niliter what their sttyte or n.tneo is, anal especially thosea with the wordi "llop' or "1101ps" hn their name or in any way conntectedt with t hem or their mime, are tamitations iir cnntcrfeta. oewitre of themi 'i'itich aone tof thieni. Use notting hiit genuine 1101p hitters, wvitha a launch or cluster of green L hlop on the wie lnaet. Trust 110oihing else. lirugglsts antil clealet's are warxni i against tillmag in ititationis or coiunteiitat.j 13 H For Two Generations The good and stauncih old sIiand-by, MEIX ICAN MUS- c TAO IIMNTI, hasL (1011 morel' to ssnage pati, r'elieve le sniff'ering, andl( save the lives of men01 and1 b)easts tihanl all otherl tin imenlts put together. Why i Hleause the Mustang pene1 tr'ates thraoughi skin anid iifls to thle veriy bt nie, drlivinIg out di aull pin amlI SOrene0s and1( morbid' se(1Ncret' ns1, and1( restor'- im ing thle afflliett~ .art to soundil i amlsup)ple health. b jJSTET1' CELERAATED - p ci i IfiffRS 'tthere hats anevier beetn sat -anstattea inlwhichaId his stterhtag iaavigiirat anai atifebriie mteetchie ha.1 - failedt to wari mil the comtphlit. Whien mai.en <l13'l as a lirotett agatinst maalaria. I iutmelreds of phiysletinai have iaan.lIonel till Itie nlleitnal speelf icc, anl I iow presttribi i s hatrnmless vegae tbie lttnie lair ills :n li ft-ver as well ais dtyspelI sin cnis anervousc allettins. l(ostet ter's hitters Is thle lor sa~le hi' all lhrmegists and lealers genaertally. Net hcing in the wtl equal toil for lhb care of 1terofti.s Phtiesc, at, Tetiter, Old Soes, F Sore Eyes. Mlerciir.a t il s. Catart, l,oss ef at Apptmite. Iemal couampbut, and an Bleed t dicas. it airesr fail~ Alt druggmtste aid ceantry atoire keeper . a it. at. hR, Bselrg it a t'a., Parop',, Ptatlair i, o et very both,. ~ ~ EUnm 11 ItPHUINE~ HABIT, 0. J ..-. N0 pay lt ered. Ton -- ofared. hitato ease. 'Dr. Marsh, Quiney, Msich. PN IM Mipig lest Srenlset tusa'eals sti ao4 ty. No pa.y tilt Uttre.. OPIUM .. ' re*@. xao. ha t A PATmEn has been complaining to a riend of the family of the - conduct of is prodigal son. "'ou ought to reason with him ser )usly," says the friend of the family. "So I do I So I have I" says the fath r in despair, ."but it has no effect. 'he young scoundrel will listen to no ody who isn't a fool like himself. I rant you to go and talk with him I" The Age of MIracles s past, and Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical )iscovery" will not raise the dead, will not ure you if your lungs are almost wasted by onsunyption. It is, however unsurpassed oth as a pectoral and alterative, and will ure obstinate and severe diseases of the broat and lungs, coughs, and bronchial af ictions. By virtue of its wonderful alter tive properties it cleanses and enriches the lood, cures pimples, blotches, and erup ons, and causes even great eatin; ulcers to eal. THE delightful French gallant ry of the Iden time has not yet flown from earth. A beautiful rosebud of a girl is walk ig up the drawing-room leaning on the rm of her father. "What, mademoiselle," says a gentle ian of the old school, "do you walk? Uless me, I thought you were on a (et the Original. D)r. Pierce's "1'ellt-ts"-the orginal "Lait hi Liver Pills" (sugar-conted)-.-ettre sick nil bilious headnt-lu-, sour stunacl, and liuus attacks. By druggists. "I THOUGHT," remarked the victim, [ter the dentist had dragged' him round the room several times, *-I nought you advertised to extract teeth ithout pain ?" "So I do, sir," replies the operator, landly; "it doesn't hurt me at all to ank 'em 1" Dr. Pierce's "Favorite l'reseription,'' for ill thoso weaknesse.s ,eculiar to wutvn-n, is n unequalled rentedy. Distressing li,ack che and ''lnring-down" se118ait ions yill o its strengtl-giving properties. By trug pists. A MASOULINE book: Junior (laborious ()-"Der Buch 1st--" Professor C. Hold I sir. Did you ever see a book f the masculine gender?" Junior promptly)-"Yes, sir. A hymn book, ***"ilaenill.ent promises sonmetines no in paltry pertorimauces." A magniti "nt exception to this is found in Kidney Vort which invariably performs even more ures than it pr)nises. 11ere is a single natance; "Motht r has recovered," wrote n Illinois girl to her Eastern relatives. She took hitters for a long time but with ut any grod. So when she heard of the irtues of Kidney. Wort she got a box and has coinpletely Cured her liver con laint " 4ifMake your old things look like new y using the Diamond Dyes, and you will e happy. Any of these fashunable colors :r 10 cents. THE West has plenty of congressional mber. It will have three lumbermen i the next Senate. On Tirty Days' Trial. The Voliaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., pill send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Eletro ~oltaic Belts and Electric Appliances oni -mal for thirty days to men (young or old) rhio arc afflicted with nervous debility, )st vitality and kindred troubles, guaran seing speedy and complete restoration of ealth and manly vigor.--Address as bove.-N. B.-No risk is incurred, as iirty days' trial is allowed. AMORNINGI for workC, evening for iought, and( night for repose. Mept. 14th, 1880. fop Iillers Co., TrolonTo: I have been sick for the past six years, lifiering from dyspepsia and general eakness. I have used three botlies of 1-op atters, andl they have done wonders for .e. I am well and able to work, and eat >dl sleep well. I cannot say too much r llop Bitt,ers. SIMObi ROBBINd. I'EOPLE swear because they know cir words are worthless. skinny aren. 'Wells'Heah Rtenewer"restores health andu vigor ir Dyspepsia, Itupotience, Sexual Debility. $1. Nnvha 0o)en the door to a little vice, it a great one come in. (Gastrline. 1411lie are l'Uri-Ieiniarly ireconune-nded tol GA MiulN i fora headneheit, nai sen:, etc. I truaggists. PRSEVERANoFE is tihe bri,ige by which fliculties are overcome. Dr. Kline's Greati Nerve Resterer Is the irvel .r t.he age for all nerve diseases. All a stopped free. Send to 931 Arch S1,reet,, tLladlpinl._1Pa PAST services shoul ( i1O h forgotten y' their recipients. Malaria, chills, positIvely eured by mnory's Standard Cure Pills. Their eqtial ik nown, saar- coated; no griping, 25c. iMITATE the industry of the ant and to frugality of the boo. Ladles and childi en's boots and shoes ,nnot ian over if Lyon's Patent liee! iffeners are used. NEVERn trouble another for what you ,n1 do yourself. Thtat Hlasabanti ef Mhine three times thme tuan lie was i,ofore lie began lng Wells' Hlekithi Itnewer. $1. Druggists. NiEvERn put off until tc-rnorrow What >ulcant (10 to-day. JJES. JUNE3 OF BINUHAMTGui sixen5arrex, .V. 5 to $20 erdaar at. .n. sarnpl worti irtland. Maine. ITSSTOPPED FREE eInsane Persons flestored U EU Dr.KLINB'S GRE AT _W WNERVE RESTORER fore a//DR AN: & Anya.'is Dits. Ont/y. sure isIN F 5 i ti r et A,drett . K lis /e t srt 'ry's ust. Tre-atito an'i $2 trial boettie free to tice Its the a i ress hlt.rsit halre leo i)rg*bt RII5' "I,O li1'IZTM'CF-I/S =4toeee ra Eth tar *. r. gora e or e e taip fa t'soo, efi r e .r* a w o a irrebar Pa. i Uli t l~lItal y Ho a. utter Houiso, Fort Wayne. Ins?.;bnnri It k'a~go, iii. IJGENTU W A NTED for the Boat and Fastest L5ellingitrial ooks and Bibles- P'ricee re ieed 58 per oomn. NATIONAL. Pp. 00,. Philada.. Pa. lThoseI asaernog an Asuverutsenn will ,nfer a i.avor uipon the A dver-tiser- andi tihe ailimher by slat lng that they saw tihe stdver seinntnt In than jom.nal. nangn ea panr.. ~IJACOSO[= RTE GREAT RMAN REMd Rheumatism,O NeuraIgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Headacne, Toothache, $ore Tlroa,NSwellisagstprau.,ilrsaee, Bursns, Scld., I roat Blte., AID ALI 011151 iiO)ii.Y P'AINS AllD ACHES. gold by Druggists and Dealers everr where. Fifty Centsa bottle. Directions in I .sauguageir. TIlE IIARLES A. VOUELER 00. Ouee,see. to A. VoI.lt alEn an.s m iaitimore., Ed., U.S. A. MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM, OF LYNN, MASS." d E 40 O " , o E C E o - LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. Is a Positive Cure for alt those Painul (fomplatute and Weaknessts soeommon toour best femnle population. It will cure entirely the worst form of Female cotn. plaints, all ovarian troubles, Intlanunation and Ulcera. tion, Falling and Displaecsuents, and the consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the change of Life. It will lissolvo and expel tumors from the utterts to an early stage of developmnent. 'The tendency to ean coerous hunors there Is checked very speedily by itr essa, It renuoves faintness, latulenck, destroyrs allet avutg for stintlants, andi rellc ves wea -nessof tho.netotnanb. It cures lloating, lienlavhes, Nervous Prostration, General Debility Slcopiesness, Depression and lndi gestion. That feeling of bearing down, causing pain; weighe and backacho, is always lernanently cured by Its use-. It will at all times and under tili circumtstaucen act i harmony with the laws that govern Ihe female systew For the cure of Kidney Coipluints of either sex thi Compound is unsurpassed. LYI)IA E. PINItIAM'S VEGETABLE 'JOlt. POUND is prepared at 233 and 235 Western Avenue, Lynn, Dlass. Price .1. Six bottles for $5. Sent by tnail in the formu of pills, also in the form of lozenges, on receipt of price, $1 per box for either. Mrs. Pinkhan freely answers all letters of inquiry. Send foe panapi' let. Address a.s above. Mention this paper. No family shouli be without LYBIA E. PINKIIAM'S LIVE1t PILLS. They cure constipation, biliousnes and torpidit,y of the liver. 26 cents per hox. A- Sold br ull 1)rt.aseus. 'S C HA8SBEEN PROVED g * The SUREST OUSE for '' .!!KiDNEY DISEASES. i 3'iioes a lameol ordiordered urine indi Sontoethat you are a viotim P TRENW DO NfOT 5 E EITTguso Kidnoy-Wort at once. (drug. ginta recomnmend it)and itwillspeodily over cmthdisease and reetore healthy aotion. * For omplintspeouliar .2 SL des. toFurlZ,sc as pain .. and wcaknessoa, Kidney-Wortis unnurpassod,, as it will aet promptly and safely. ' -0 E itbOr80X. Inontinence, retention ofurlne, o Sbriokc dust orropy deposits, and dull dragging C 0pains, a'l speedily yiold*o it. curative power. 43- SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTB. Prieo Si. . I e A m Advertising Choneitxe!!! "[t hasti bCcomei so) coniionE to wrtito3 theo begining of an atrticle', ini lil eleganut, inter tllig 11nan11ler, "'hnruntit iInto )tt)ine atdveti semnt that wet avoid itll snieh, ''And simplIly call Iaittetioit to the mterits of 11 op Ititiers in its plain, honest, termos ats '"To inidnee p" .1p1( '"To give them onte t rial, which sti prov)~es thehi' valuei that they wilI niever~ liste any ting else." -. "Ti1 1l s RE i)nt. otavorably noutited in all! the jppers, "'in ~viiig a Ib rge saile, and is supptlan)htinIig "There Is 110 deitying the vi rities of' the Hopij plant, andi thle pr'opietors al' Ilop Jit trs hiave shown'i great shirewdntess "Andc ability v'irtue ar'S01e) palpal j to t every eoe' Did Sheo Dio? "No!i "'She lingered and1( sutferced alonig, pinhing awity all the time for years,'' '.T -oelors doin.he no good ;" "'And at, la.st WirCtt'tu o', .l Ut' ter's tile papers0 say3 5o inich about." A' -a "'indleedi ! itdeedl I'' "II ow thanikfuil wo sehotiltd bfr thtat micin,e." -- A D)aughlter's Misoty, m(years ottr dautghter sufeoredl oit a b a nisery. 'romt a coimplicationt of kidney, liver, iliumtic troublle iandt Nervotus debility, Unider. the entre of' the best hysIicins, "WhVlo gave her disease variousa namnos "'And noew she is restored to us it good healith by its sImple a remedy as Hop lit. tots, that we hiad shtunined for yeats beforo ulsing lt."-T'ii a P'A nEN-rs. Fathemr iatt ing WVoll. "My diaughters say: "Ilow nti hjetter fatheri 1s since lie uised Hop) liutr." ''ile Is gttiwll ai~ot1 ifiter his long suffering fromt ai iieive deehared bi~,A1A " "And we ar a s gl.tl thal lie uised ytiir littett." A lAitY of Uliet, N. Y. In the human bodly Ell A DiOA TEI) bsing CLARK'S~ WORM SYRUP! An old-timno ressedy. Rafro niil of1 it ali in ts atlion. Prileo 25~ centH o aotie. I I TRY ~SE IT S00 itnfrernayt 9 t ,yI dru YOlGMEN'PLun iAt'JiY ahero,tnd YOwoGwill glvo yon a sit iaten C.ireculara froa. VAL,ENTI'NElitOn.. Jnntsville, Wit, $66 a Week t your own town. rorms anti $1 01utili free. Adidrena Ii. IIA LLET l' A CO, Portland, Maine. " THE BEST IS OHEAPEST." I(rsPo- THRESH ERS """"leriiiii ndi'I0 lee o le AttlunA''9ii '. 00Tisier||,ulleo PHYSICIANS AS A RULE are having but little success in curing what are generally termed Malarial diseases, and for this reason it is quite frequently said that they do not know what Malaria is. Let us see what the principal difilculties are with which they have to eontend. There is an old proverb which says, "You should always toll your Doctor and Lawyer the truth." Did you do this when you first consulted your physician in regard to those queer chills followed by flushes of heat-that numbness ani pain in all parts of the body which he said was Malaria? Did you toll hini that you had often suffered during the previous year.with sour stomach, heartburn, nausea, flatulence, constipation, and occasional grip ing, and that your tongue had been coated more or less for a long time? If not, you are more in fault than the Doctor. You probably told him the truth, but not the whole truth, and it is from this cause, this neglect of what are considered by many as trilling ailments, that people are compelled to suffer long illnesses, which simple reine. dies will prevent if taken in time. The symptoms we have ientioned are those of a weak and bilious condition of the digestive organs and a diseased liver. They are borne by many with but little conplaint, the patient generally attending to his usual occupation, and scarcely mentioning his all lnents to his nearest friends. - He soluetilpes has an excellent appetite, eating heartily ( and with great relish. At other thines there is positive disgust for all food. There is with some a constant dull headache, with dots before the eyes, patin in the right side, a sleepy, dull feeling after nleals, a restless, nervous condition at night, bad dreams, at times great melancholy without apparent cause, a costive condition of the bowels, a coated tongue. These sylnptolns, when not attended to, are sure to undermine the systenl and pro duce the mnost serious diseases. Typhoid fever is caused by the teglect of these ail nneits, Uhills ani fever are always trace able to an impaired conlition of the digest ive organs. No one was over attacked with Malaria whose digestion was geod. Dys pepsia and Liver Conplaint often lead to Consumption. The digestive organiization is the basis of health, and any deviation fron perfection is dangerous. how shall we keel, the digestive organs it such a condition that the systelu will resist disease ? Our answer to this is plain, and, we think, reasonable. We ntust. go tilm, original c-aus,e1 of the troulble. If t lie stoinch has becoi e filled up with slimy secretions, they iust. be removed, and this shotuil lie dono with out irritation. The howels itust, be pnrilieui - and cleansed without wealkeuitng the general system. Tte .iver tust be rousedt to heallhy action and anade to secrete the proper ainount of bite necessary to good digest.iont. A few doses of Dr. Seheeck's Mlandrake. l'ills will do all this. They are the great remedy of the age. They have driven front use tore poisonous drugs than any iedicine ever brought. be fore the public. liefore their introeiuetion, mercury or caloiel was a remnedy used daily in the practice of every physieian. It is now only used by the cnreless or ignorant. It. is known as a viol-nt. minteral poison, antI would never be used by any one it' all kiew the virtues of t hat great, vegetable renmiely, Manidrake, as prepiaret biy i)r. Seheneiik. Dr. Schienek's Manslnmike Pills arc e li by Idrugiigists every where at 25 cents pier box, or sepmt by mnall, potst-pailtl, oni receipt. of price. Dr. Sehtenelt's i1500k en Consuttny, tion, Li ver Coiplaint and D)yspepsia, isi senit free. p~ost paid, to all1 aplilcanits. Adi dress Dr. Schencek & Son, .Philatielphlia, Pa. A Skin ot' E eauty is a joy Forever. DR. T.L1FELIKGOUltAUD'S Orlohtal Cream, or Magical Beautifier. -E Removes Tan -r Moth-Patches anid every ~ j defies deteo. tion. It haa - stood the test of thirty years. and is -- so harmless -- we taste itto p sretimn made. Accept feit of similar name. T he distina'utshed D.L. A Bar.said toa lady o the RAUT ToN (a pit. tiet:) Asyouladeswill use them I Yreommrenid Exa. B.T.~0IA UD, sole Prop.,48Bond mt.,N.Y. For se i; ball dtuggtsta amnd Fancy Good, Dealers throughout tie U. 5., Osnadas aind Europe. gErno. ware of base imitations. *i.000e Reward for arrest and proof of any one sellRng thme same. AGENTS WANTED E7. Rto se' Uing Mnelsisse ever hted. W tiiLknitmajpair of tin with I EE ladTEcns.eei 20 minutes. It will also knit a great variety ct fanoy work ftor which there is atway a ready market. send for cirontlar aind terms to the Twonaib ly Knutuag Maehitaa Co., 163 Tfroniont trtet. Boston. Mass. AGENTS WANT ED body,'sE P'h.vssolan, sir Hlow ts Acqire and P'roserve Hlealti." lIetmilsa t2.25. Big Oonmiiss ons5 to Ageints. AMEItIUA PULI.tilING Cu., 1T Nort,h 'lenth Street, Phliladelpia,k Pas. $65~AIIONTIE d board inyoroncount. dress. P. W. ZIEAL EiR & CO., Puiladelphia, Pa. -'a'9 A g OR F"AIMEItS THlE HUN Is mu t only noi0Q5IIlo it lu aiol readerase n othing( wo,rthy of notice that is currwnt in the world of thought. it.s wE'EI{,V edition con. subsceription: t)Amm.r >-1 p.ages), by nul a5e.tae nArcltrdlearnattuituaic a'ert, inonth. or o.ao at your~ M at NA (8 ipages).'61.20 por y 1ar W. NUmAND.lim)1 ao. N 'ow York (Jity, f'AD nesluadeowith lmy Fplendiid outfit of Plo. $5turelFrames. H.B WAunwar,a,. Anburun, Maine. FRAZER AXLE GREASE flest in tihe world. IGet itse gentas,e. Every aekaare aa s umr trade-Inark lamed 3s aaked Frsaer's. 8 0 L D) EVER-VWVn ER E. AGENTS ' os- ;:in'r f a51fl World. Writ. for p rucuiae,, t-J F. MlvdTERt, ?r,, itor, 324 douth 5th ritret,I Philadelyhia, Pa. O n EETS tIne writing paper, In blotter, with oalendair, by nmali for 2t00. Ages port, Mass. WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND LIM. a(.ouigh.('ssld. Ai-it hmn, iltre'.is. ori unv o1li ho var 01uK suiiion,ary troul -- that so sisn 'iid in 5iloniumpI. tion? If *eso muri.ioit's )l'unI ('ole ,-n lls, A Nl Dsi J,im v." a safe andu sture remu-dy, iniI, is siises pro 'aratinm, but Ila sre--eriibes ib- thi ined ni fs ifen1ty. 7a nufactl itrdi oliy by' A. Ii. \V 'taion, thleinnst. lies. tonl Hold by all cirua9gst,s. RE BY R ETUR N MAILt -A fu snsc usoon of iMooDY's Nuw TAlL.on $ymtem of l)iuass UTTmso. 0. W. Moody&Co.31i W.9th,. Clicinnantti,, $72 Aiml.iiie,w seyndoUsn ('or,ZmAS JiusiNEMNs (Cord.,vNevark y cie ff* V. P'ositon fo riutes. Writs, or e'trenla, s. nscoU Wiri.itE Amt mS si.