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AGRIOULTURE, FEEDING FOn QUALITY AND YIELD.-A writer has the following to say regard. ing the feeding of dairy cows for quali ly and yield: "To produce first-class gilt-edged butter from a herd of Jersey cows, the food must be pure and whole some at all times. Weds in pastures or hay destroy the flue flavor of the but ter.. Rag weed and others are as injur ious in a manner as wild onions. The next great point is cleanliess,eommen cing at the yards and stables, and end ing with the finishing of the butter. To wet a cow's teats while milking is a filthy prao:ico, and should never be tol orated. If these rules are strictly ad herou to and the modern (dairy fixtures employed,the result will be satisfactory. If it is not, then the dairy maid has no- f gleoted something, or she does not un derstand the business. J have noticed in your valuable paper the statement of iv a correspondent that if a cow yields a largo amount of butter it will be of an , inferior quality on account of the largo tl quantity of food required to produce it. 14 1 assort that to be a delusion. Take, foi instance, Mr. Darling's young cow, Bomba,now admitted to be the queen of her family, and full sister to F. M. Ca- b ryl's young bull, Trailer, who, floml all present indications, is (testined to be the coming bull aul king of the Rioter- v Violet-Alphea family. Bomba was not d over-fed during her oflloial test. To f make a !ow pay give her at variety of .a good food of a bulky nature, as much as n you can got her to eat up clean, with plenty of pure water to drink, and not w allow her to bo beaten, worried or exci- a ted; and you may be assured that the ' hood will not injure the quality of her m butter. Any practical man knows,when P testing a cow, that if he overfeeds her tl she will surely go off her feet inside of t three days, and probably be sick from indigestion. That ends the test until a she recovers her health. It is sheer r folly to try to force a sixteen or eighteen t pound cow to yield twenty-one pounds of butter in seven days. There is no food known to dairymen that will do ~ it." V CARE should be taken to see that e plants in pots are given gbbd drainage. t This is best secured by putting a lot of 6 broken bricks or pieces of broken pots e in the bottom of the flower-pot. Theso 1 pieces should be as large as a hazolnut t cr even larger. Over heso pieces some dried moss, sphagnum or pontt should be placed, or even a handful of dry grass, if nothing better can be hai.This I will prevent the earth from falling among the fragments and will insure I complete drainago. It is sulpposed, of 1 course, that the regular flowor-pots are used with a hole at the bottom for the N escape of the water. If a box or other t vessel be used a hole should be made in t the bottom. Persons who have never c tried the above method will be surpris- i 'od with thae diflereneo it will make in I their plants. Tho earth in the pots t could be kept moist, but not wot,soggy, / nor cold. t WIs have often seen trees of the sane variety of apple or cherry, which year alter year differed in shad; s of flavor or a' times of ripening, lProfessor Ueal says: "l1 have two lots of ited (CatuadIa, on1e gt own on N oirthern Spy stock ainta the other on Early llarvest. Apples on the jatter rot fIrst and1( arc less brilliant in color.'' Manyi inastances have occuirred ~ ",fI iii on lioi ur i flu-i enttire change in the variety. A North ern Spy is always a Northern Spy, am1 t nlothagL else. A lied (lmaanl, is 'never changed to ian Early Hlarvest. And yet " there is lne doubt that the niodalication of a sort, ascribed to the stuck, is often the result of a differene in soil, or oth er exteriat liause. We hiave seen so miuch change p)roduced in a pear by ' ouiltivation, after growing un de.r neglect, that a commoan observer would inot re cognize the identity. e ltLo PI.^Nrs,--The mioro freely a laniit is growing the more un ater it will aerquire, and the imore it. grows the more light aind siun will it nieed. .In atll eases hose piantlts wichi growv the fastest should be lalced neare.t the light. Th'ie1 best aspect for room p)lants is in the soutimast. They seem like..animals in their aflectiona for thomalorning sun, TPh. hirst morn.ing ray is worth a dozent in the evenmlag. IN the island of .Jamaica splenadid cat- ' the are ratised on Guinea graw:, mainy C weighing 2000 pounds or more after be inig dressed. T1housands of acres in Gluiinea grass can be seen in somie p)arts of the ishtnd,stretching for miles oni the 1 hiillsides umd plains, aid stocked witht the finest impoirted cattle from Enag land. . FLowERas i.N IPoTATrOEa.-A good wvay to p)reserve Ilowers in bloom for long carriage; or in baskets or vases which will not hold water, is to stick the stems into holes bored iin rauw po"tattoes. There is moisture enough in a large potato to support a flower for a lng timio in a cool laice. The potatoes can easdy bo hidden by mosses or leavecs. IN keeping lhens through the 8unmmer* one of the essential reqluisites to suc cessful egg production is a smaull room where fowvls disposed to be broody can be shut up for a few dalys, fed welt, and given no chance to set. A week ill usuably bring them around, and if let out they will begin laying again, rOTrAToES.-- Th'e Colorado beetlo is the leading enemy to the potato. 1t can be sucessfully fought withI Paris grcen or London piurile, if the p)oiseni is uisi as. soon, as the younig "'wormis" mnade their apphearance. Th'le groiunid must be well stirred anid kept free of weeds, and the cropi dug eatrly, to avoid the wet rat. TEEare almost a score of incubators in operattion at Hamnmonton. N. .J., and therie wtill be mare chaiecns hattched there this reauson than ever before, the climiate itad oil, as i ecl as location being specially atdaptedl to the raising of p)oultry. SOOT contains a smatll petrcontago of nitrogen, Used alone it imkes an ex cellent top-dressing for spring grain and grass, being quick in its action wvithout] being too stimulating. It has also the property of destroyiung slugs on winter grain. 1w is bald policy to wash harness with 00oap, as the potash mIjuires the leatther. 1f the harness becomes rusty iub off the dirt as weoll as possible with a soft brush and supply a dressing of grain black, followed with oil or tallow,which will fasten the color aiid make the leather pliable. DOMESTIO. AN old and muoh-believed-in notloi is this: A mother who is nursing he; baby should not eat certain articles o rood, no matter how much sho ma3 3rave them, or how essential they ma3 eom to Lbe, .'rominent among thes liscarded articles are various vegetables, uch as cabbage, turnips, oniens, anc >f fruits Lhe must not eat plums, or any hing tart. In place of these or as i :ompensation for her loss, she may Irink any quantity of tea. Sonsibh )hysicians and nurses are doing all that a possible to change this order. ''htey ay, and abundant evidence proves it rue, that if from the first the mother ats in moderation the same food to vhich she has been accustomed, it wil a the end be much better for her and or the child. The first time she eats egetables the baby may cry, but he rill not after that. Strength and flesh re often lost by the atto mpts at heroic 31f-denial many mothers have made. lie woman to whom this is a new iought will be surprised to know that imons even may be eaten with iupuui r, since the natural acids are so changed y the action of the gastric juice as to o rendered harmless. . ICE CnEAM (AKEs. -Stir together, till ry light, a quarter of a pound of pow 3red sugar and a quarter of a pound of esh butter. Beat six eggs very light id stir into them a half-pint of ri,h ilk. Add gradually the eggs and milk t the butter and sugar, alternately ith a half a pound of sifted flour. Add glass of sweet wine and some grated itmeg. When all the ingredients are ixed, stir the batter very hard. Thon >ur it into small deep pans, or cups at have been i oll buttered, filling tern about two-thirds with the batter. et them immediately into a brisk oven ad hake them brown. Whoa done, 3movo them from the cups, and place ern to cool on an inverted sieve, Vhen quito cold make a slit or incision t the side of each cake, if very light ud properly baked they will be hollow u the middle. Fill up this cavity with 3e-croam carefully put in with a spoon, nd then close the slit with your tingers L prevent the cream running out. pread them on at largo dish. Either and them to the table immeciately tuforo the ice-cream molts, or keep hem on ice till wanted. Fuownsia IN (iRANs:,-A cheap way to btain Ilowers for landscape effect, is by lacing groups of red pmenics in grass. L'hey grow, take care of themselves, and uake a brilliant display in their season, eing soon some distanco from the lwelling. Home of the white and pink arieties will also grow freely when rented in this way, as well as other of he more showy peronnials. ''he mend w lily, (L'eunadeunsw) will 1 old its own i any grass ground, and when don looming the plant does not <lisfigutre lie ground. In lato summer, Alsl/cpias uro a makes a line show saen at a ds ince in grass. ArTHOuaH it is convenient to have the 1a-kettle on the stove at all times, with supply of boiling or hot water in it, till, unless eooking is going on, it is est not to let waler conutiniually boil own in the kettle. It is a faict that his harmless article of' stove fuirnituare ilny biecomo a source ofi disease ini edu 3(quenlce of thie sedlimenot wvhich forms a the bottom andt sides, andi is dissolved t is ai conuiaion but erroneoius nlotion liat the tea kettle inever needs to be toroughly cheanised. it should be 'aished as well as anay other kettle or ish. Wuiis jellies and fruits are taken to ao lhght a thick mouldt often appear's n thle top of the jar or glass, To pro cnt this whein p)uttinig them up, la&y a uap of piarallinio ont top) of the hot jelly, itting it spread over, or the paralfliac an lhe moltedl andi poured over when lao jelly is 00okl; 110 paper for the top) ,ill lbe ntecessary., This ai good house cper stronagly indorses ais ellieacious, Ii' tile carpet in your a'ittinlg-rooim is ecomng thin, and you think it will .t but a1 shor~it time longer; buy the ow carp'jet naew, if' possible, aniti lot the hd onte reat through the summer, Ilavle thoroughly cleaned, alired1 and1 sunned, nid then iay it away. A carpoet treated a this waay will bear the wear of' several 'inteis, wiheroas, if kept diown tIhe rhaolo year, it wuill ntot last 11or1 thanii ine. To' utilizo the feathers of duciks, hlickenas and turkeys, geenrally throcwin side as refuse, trim the pluimo fromz lie stump>, inelose them in a~ tight, bag, u') the wh'loln ats if washing clothes and on will secure a perfectly uniforum and1( aght, down, excellent for quiting cover its and not a few other 1.urposes, Evs.ny cook knows how long a t.iime t. takes, whent it can least be spared, to nok over onae or t wo qiuarts of b,eans. kn ingenaious housewife, who is always rying to siavo time says: Puat the beans a a colander, and1( all the fine dirt will eo shiakeni outi, and the beans that are' Pecked ciani 1bo picked out with ease, and ini a very short time. 'ITux addition of a little mae to a eal soup1 Will give ant agrec a ble0 flavor u t. D)o noct put ini einough to make1( a dlistmit flavor, but p)ut it in with lhe herbs atnd pepper aind salt, A an1rronx~ of three p)arts linseed oil mnd one oif spirits of turp)entinoe is es :ellenit for lestoring marked fuarnitu ro, ap)ply witha a woolen cloth and pohsli vith a clenan picce of woolena when dry Doe not throw away wooloni stockinags, >veni if the feet are entirely worni out, >r are so thin as to warranit no morc voearing; the legs maiko thae best kind f stockings for a child two year's old1, 3uat a patterni from a little "'boughitoni mitr, aiani ake with smuall, soft seanms, EcoNomaoAn~ aind very useful bibis foi ,ecthaing childrein are made of honey somb ennlvais. 'ilhey may 1)0 bouin vitha taipe, or trimmed wit h a chieap bt )rett.y cotton originig, which cani bt oughit ini pactkages tonitaiinag live 0 ntoro yairds mi a paickage. IF thec wiall abouit, the stove hIas beow imokedh by the stovo, cover the islacl )atchies with gum shellac and they wvil tot strike through either piniit or cal nimine. WVAFrsu to be used wvithi jelly in p}1110 >f tairts airo made of p)io crust. Tihe' shiould bie made with v'ery cold water imd rolledl as tini as piossiblo. On :htm in squires. IT is said that a hanidful of hay in bucket of wateor plaiced in a room reconat painted, Is cff'ectual in removing thle <tis Thi hroressioth >TTin11. Mtt. O. >i. DRAPtn, of No. 228 Main Street, Worcester, Mass., volunteers the fol. lowing. "Having occasion recently to u$e a reme dy for kidney disease,I applied to my druE gist, Mr. D. U. Williams, of Lincoln Square, this city, and requested him to furnish me the best kidney medicine that he knew of, and he handed me a bottle of Hunt's iteme dy, stating that it was considered the best because he had sold many bottles ofit to his custoners in Worcester, and they all speak of it in the highest terms, and pronounce it always reliable. I took the bottle home and conmenced taking it, and find that it does the work effectually; and I am pleased to recommend to all who have kidney or liver disease the use of Hunt's itemedy, the sure cure." April 11, 1883. We All say so. Mn. ORoRoB A. BURDn r, No. 165 Front Street Worcester, Mass. has just sent us the following, directly to the point: "Being afflicted with ailments to which all hu minlty is subject sooner or later, 1 read carefully tite advertisements regarding the remarkable cura tive powers of lunt's Remedy, and as it seemed to apply to my case exactly I purchased a bottle of the medicine at Jannerys drug store in this city, and having used It with most beneilcial results irl my own case, my wife and son also commenced Its use and it has most decidedly improved their health, and we shall continue iti use inour family under such favorable results.", April IT, 1888. Druggist's Evidence. MR. GxEonoB W. IloLcoMB, druggist, 129 and 181 Congress Street, ''roy N, Y., writed April 7, 1888: "I att constantly selling Hunt's RIemedy for dis. ea<es of the kidneys, liver, bladder and urinary or. gais, to may trade and friends, and find that it gives general satisfaction to all who use it." "How did you over come to run for the Logislatue, anyhow?" aske.i Charles O'Bear of Myer Hudgins. a new ly elected member of the Missouri Legislature, and who is visiting Austin for his health. "I did it to bring disgrace on my un cle. He treated me badly when I was a boy, and I took a fe .rful vow I would humilate him, and I have done it." "What business is your uncle engaged in?" "He is making ehoes in the Ohio Penitentiary." Don't Hesitat oryot are lost I A htealthy body can only be main tamed by pure blood, whileh is made only by proper food, air antd exercise. Whenever the blood becomes imp are, nature warns you in a way that cannot be mia'taken, idlleation constipation, headache, sleep. leaanmess or perl':1, pat intam sine organ weaker than to ro. Check ti d arddred functon before actual diso;rso sets in. '1'Te rnoat cloberated blood lator in tih wor"ld is the atnci -itt reiedy, knows as "t. Her. nard Vegetable 1-'l." 'lhese old montks knew o use of Ie.table tn"idi"rea biet'er tlilan we do. All drug. gi.Is sell -~8t. Bernaird Vogotablo Pills." Mn. MARROWFAT was reading at the breakfast table an account of a very sad affair. It related to the case of a fash ionable lady who, disregarding the love of a devoted husband and careless of the fate of three beautiful children, had eloped with another man. When his father had finished the account little Miltiades suspended his attack upon the hash and asked quite solemnly: "Papa, what church has lost its pastor?" TRADE MARK. The.tls aire w trranted to be0 P'Ult EY vege tabl, rme from, all iuliterail andi other polsionous asti n aes 'fimt arei certali tro f Counst '1orpti Live r, Insa of App etite, amid nil diseases armsing from time Liver, Stomachel, Blowels or kidneys. They remove all obsructiomns fromn time channels of thme syatrstie n parity thme blood, thereby im latin lg health, strength aunt vigor. 80oil by dirug gists, or sent by mail for 25 cents in stamps by P. NEUSTIAED)TER & Co., 83 Mercor St., New York, Soale M ammtfat tirersoft ST. htERtNA III) VEGE-j TA li ilm PI.LS. Send for circular. e HE REAT CURE 4 SAs it is for all the painful diseases of the o E KIDNEYS,L IVE R A ND BOW ELS.~ gg It cleanses the syatem of the acrid poison g that causes the dreadful suffering whteh e e Only the victims of Rheumatisnm can reslizo. 2 THOUSANDSOFCOASES -i of the worst forms of this terrible disease Shave been quickly relievcd, and in short time ( VI PERPECTLY CURED. P RIttc., $1. LtI'IiD oil nmRY, soan mBY UliccUres. e ( 4M- Dry canle ent by mal. WELLS, ICIIARDSON & Co., Burlington Vt. . 3 6 ia Nothaing in lthe world equmal to i for the cure of scrafulta, Piruples, ntoits. Tei-r, iiit sore, Sot Kye., aiereurist iieases, Catarrih. t, emo Appet ire, Femalte Complaim..i, a t liii,od ,1:t -. It nerer ramms. Alt druiggsts an.l country store keepers seul ii. nt. E. Sceuers A to.. Praop'., P'ittsbu,rgh, on every tot,. Remuember This. If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Na ture in making you well whmen all else tails. If you mare costive or dyspepmtic, or are suffering from army other of tile numerous diseases of the stonmacha or bowels, it is your own fault if you re main ill, tor hlop flitters aie a sovereign remedy inm all suchm complaints. if you are wasting away with any form of Kid ney disease, stop temptimng Death this moment, anmd tumrn for a cure to hlop flitters. *If you are sick with that terrib)le sickness Nerv onsnmess, yen wIll find a "Balm in G.iiead" in the use of Itop Bitters. If youi are a freqtenter, or a resident of a mta. mlatico district, harricade your system mgains't time scourge of all countries-malarial, ephmiemi i, b,il ions, anti intermittent fevers--by tihe use of flop BItt era. if youm have rough, ptmply, or sallow skin, bad breath, pains and aches, anmd leel miserable gepe rally, Ifop hitters will give .ton fair skini, rlich blood, atnd sweetest bireamth, hmealthi, amid comnfort. In dhort timey cumre a-l Dtseastes of the stomach, Bo'wels, Bloor), iAver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's D)iiaase. $500 will be paid for a case they will not ctute or hmelp. Tihamt pmoor, biedridden tnvalidl wife, sister. mother, 'r dlaughler, cman Ite maile time plcturof health,by, a few battles of Ihopm nitters, costing but ia t'riine. Will you let them atulfer ? WORMS In the hutman bodly ERADICAT TEDb using CLAR K'S WO svpui INFAL.LIBLE -..." U An nisldtm rem ieaf and cffect.* nii in its net iou. 'rhco 25 cents i bottle. W'FOIL MALE BY ALL DRlU(WIHT.. ( 'Oi.mmAN hiisNs COLuLKx,mSNewnrk N..S. Termmis J u-40. Poalitiona f r graduimatos. Write Yor circidiara. FREE! ""*IIE ^"R ^ ""i er(anPi. DnCE (JuTTINo. D). W. Moody ace0., 8i W. 9thi. Cini. CURES WHERE ALL ILSE FAILS. i BoitimetCoumghm Hyrmmp. Tasten good. Us ire oil by drmggis.* A EINTM WA NTED for timeliest anid kFastost tIling Pictorla Books and Bilblus. Prices re (itec 88 ner cent. iiAIONA L Pea. (0o. Philada.. Pa Soutt tree. Ae nTum Co. Augmsa t l ass Thos, answering ana Mnvertlsenment wii~h eonfer a favor upon the advertiser and the pubsher by stating that they saw the ad we as s astt buna nami.n.g..e..pap..m " A 06 HUMOBOUM. A WOMAN whose dress seemed to prove that she belonged lo the poorer class ealle,. into a Detroit wall paper store tb. other day and asked for samples, daying that she would give them all a trial and then buy several rolls of the one which harmoniz3d the best. She l returned in the afternoon for another lot, and returned next day and said: "I am sorry to say that I can't find anything to harmonize." "Is that so ? What room is it ?" "The parlor." "And did you want the paper to har nionizo with the carpet and upholstery I" "Well, I didn't care so much about the furniture, though I have three cane seat chairs which cost $1 apiece, but I wanted harmony between the paper and the carpet. The carpet is an ingram, with criss-oross stripes of orange and black, and it cost fifty cents a yard. Seems to me if you had a plum-colored paper with sunflowers on it that room would look too sweet for anything." They advised her to wait for the spring patterns, and during the interval to secure an opinion froni Oscar Wilde, and she decided to do so. A i'artially Dead Man. The Morning JJerald, Baltimore, id., states: Major 13. S. White, of this city, do scribes his miraculous cure as follows. "I have been a partially dead man for ten years. Doctors attributed my sufferings to the enlargement of certain glands. The quantity of medicine I took witnout relief would be sufficient to set up a first-olaes apothecary shop. Finally Ht. Jacob's Oil was recommended. I bad my spinal column thoroughly rubbed with it. All those knots, kinks and stiffness have pass ed away, and I am myself again." AiE was six years old, and was going to school with a sister of nine. Ono afternoon, when school was near its close, her uncle carme by and pro posed to carry them home. The older girl was at the head of her chss, and would not leave, but Annie said; "All right, Uncle Buck ! I'll go. I am foot, and can't get any footer !" *"Men condnin in others what they practice themselves." Those who practice the use of Kidney-Wort never condemn its use by others, but commend it to all af fected with piles, dyspepsia, constipation and all other diseaaes resulting from a dis ordered state of kidneys, liver or bowels. M@"'Diamond Dyes are so perfect and so beautiful that it is ia pleasure to use them. Equally good for dark or light co.ors. 10 cents. JoKEs about the poverty of newspaper men have been laid on the shelf. They are not funny any more, because people have found out that they are not true. Look at James Gordon Bonnet and Jay Clould and Robert Bonner and-and the rest of us. hA1.A\AZ o, MDii., Feb. 2d, 1880. 1 know iiop Bitters will bear recoi luendation honestly. All who use them confer upon them the highest encomiums, and give them credit for making cures all the proprietors claim for them. I have kept, them since they were first offered to the puibhC. Th'ley took high rank from. the fIrtst, and maintatnedi It,, and arc more called for than till others combined. 8o long as ithey keep up their high reputation for pulrity and usefulness, 1 shall continue to r<( colmnnd themz-sojmethimg 1 have Vi 4CII u ture unoiui i, ay itnter pa.ot AnYgOoods ijounoi aidverl.isus among its tilinigs for Cjhristmais gifts. ''elegant, chuemisettes." Woe don't know what oliemisotts are. but are sure that we never saw anything called by that queer name on a Ch,ristmai:s tree. A Rtemarhab,ie Tribute. Riftnoy Ourcihundtro, of Pitt.itr.r, Pa.. writeet "I h,avo usoil Dr. wmt. ilali's Iial.iam for the Lungs mny yo era with the luost gratifyig restt. The reving infhience of Hiali's Thalannu Is, wonderful. 'The p'ain, andi r.ack of the bouty, inciontai to a tight rouigh,(13 xml d ippear by the use of a apoonfut ao. cordin to diireetitns. My wife always souids for Hail's Jnuul kin inateadi of a phyi'acian." Dra, Gr'een's Oxygennited flier. in theo obtut ant ixbo< renmedy for Dyspepata, Bilous ness. Mautarta, Indigiestion,. ant disorders of the Stomacnh, andi ali dIi.,:me indieatinig an impure condi. t.On of the lito -d, Kidneys andu Liver, A iIUN(oRY man went to a church fair for his "supper from 6 to 9." When a thin opster broth appeared as the only mutriment ho exclaimed with Ham let: '-O that this stew to solid flesh would molt." On Thirty Days' Triai. ' Ihe Volt ale Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. D)ye's Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts andl Electric App)liances on trial for thirty days teo n (young or ol) who are alilicted wIth nervous debility, lost vitality and1 kindred troubles, gumaran teemng speedy andi complete restoration of health and manly yigor. -Address as abhove.-N. 1.--No risk is incurred, a. thirty days' trial is allowedl. Tlo b)e certain of getting a hite when you go lishing, take it with you. No p)oironons tht's (enter lnto the coin posilloni of Carboline, a deeadorizedl extract of petroleum, the tntural hair restorer and dlressing, as 10 nowiproved and pierfectedl. It Is the perfection of the chemist's art and will, beyond a peradventure, restore the haIr on bal headis. Iiin wiho kniowa most, grieves most for wasted time. Mother Swatn's WVormi Syrup. Inif:allbl,e, ilasteleaRs, tuzarriltosa, eat hart ise; for fo. Veishnessl, rstlessness,, wuoraia, votutilpation. 246e. hTors is the brightest star in the liraentit of yonth. '" Il isedrw n's Iron huttera for ndth gestiotn tands cills n it h ent ire sat isati lon.' A iFFdcTION, like the ironsmnith, shapes aq it smites. D)r. KUne's Great Nerve s(estorcr is the marvel of the age for ali nerve diseases. Alt fits stoppedt -free. hendm to 931 Arch Stree,t. Pl!adolphia. Pa. Evanpy mant esteems his own nisafor tune ithe groatost. L~aches and cltildren's boots and shoes cannot, rutn over if hyou's Paitent Hecl Stilfeners are tused. T1mt Bible without the Spirit is a sun dial by moonlight. Iit' yotu t'el dlepiresd ini iiti ni a noy, or have a itoli o' genteral debiliity or imalaria: ti- ry GAo I IN 5. Ii gi ves tone' to thle stomitacla and rttI tl it iunot ilug diigstion. I)iinggists. Ilu w~ho throws out suspicion shouldi at once be suspected himself. Chiiohthlon collars andt cuffs, while thoer. oughiy waterproof, feel as soft as velvet around the neck and wrists. Oun actions must clothe us with an I mmortali loasom or gloriou.. "Lai ilb congratulate you," said ou broker's clerk to another across th4 lunch table, the other day. "On what ?" 'Why, rumor says that you are t< marry a girl-worth $320 000." "Well, 1 dunno--I rather think not.' "Is the engagement off?" "Yes, rather oft. I loved her, ani sho's got the money, but I couldn't set no earthly way of buying a weddin suit, paying the clergyman and footing the expenses for two or three days, of until I felt well enough acquainted t< ask her for a loan of a couple of hun dred I" Voice of the l'ooplo. I. V. V.1'inatc, M. D., Bufflalo, N. Y.: I had a serious disease of the lungs, and was for a time coniined to my bed and under the care of a physician. His pre scriptions did not help nme. I grew worse coughing very severely. I commenced taking your "Golden Medical Discovery," and it cured mn. Yours respectfully, JUDITH i1URNETi, lHilisdalo, Mich. BEADLE (to aged parishioner)-"What think ye o' our new minister, Jeems ?" Jeems-''Weel, John, I reckon lie's a guid eneuch preacher, but he has a dreedfu' poor appearance i' the pulpit. Joan--"Toots, muan, that's nae cri teerian; ye min' what Pope says, 'The mind's the standard of the man."' Jeems-"I dinna gie a dite what the Pope says, an' gin ye talc him as an tuthority on kirk matters ye'll no be laug beadle o' this parish." Sydney Smith being ill, his physician advised hin to "take at walk upon an emnpty stpmach." ''Upon.whose?" asked Sydney. Still bettor steps to take would be the pur chase of Dr. I. V. Pierco's "Golden Medi cal Discovery" anti "'leasant Purgative Pellets," which are especially valuable to those who are obliged to lead sedentary lives, or are afflicted with any chronic dis cases of the stomach or bowels. By drug gists. -You do not shine very brilliantly in he role of a prophet, Mr. Fogg," said Parson Jones; "I thought Mr. Orapo was going to get the nomination," "Now, look hero, Mr. Jones," replied Fogg; "it's all very well for you to talk. [ confine my predictions to this worll nd you to the next. When you make t slipup nobody this ride of the grave fard knows anything about it; but you ust try your hand on mundane politics, md you'll see the difference. To Consuniytives. or those with weak lungs, spitting of blood, bronchitis, or kindred afrections of throat or lungs, send two stamps for Dr. It. V. Pierce s treatise on those ialadies. Address the doptor, Butlalo, N. Y, A PIECE of her mind: "I should like > see Mrs. Smith," said Mr. Irownloe; "I'd give her a piece of my mind." "Quito generous of you." remarked her iriend; "but perhaps she would never Id any more use for it than you have, tfrs. Brownloe." "Too late to whet the sword when the trumpet sounds to draw it." But never too late to whet your appetite by taking KCid ney-Wort, restoring health and making yourself a well, strong, hearty man. It is una qualled as a remedy for all liver,bowels andi Rinay dliseasee. All druggists keep and reommcnd it, ?A&"Hoods, scarfs, ribbons and any fancy articles can he madie any color want ad with the D)iamond D)yes. All the po)p ular colors. ____ ALL ehilren untfor live years of age will be made the botter, healthier, hap pier and more good natured by amn uni clisturbed sleep of one or two hours in the forenoon. IJnubl *gds Agia u. I saw so much sani aibout the merits of 1L01) Bitters, amnd my wvife who was always doctoring,amid never well, teased ime so urt. gently to get hiar sonme, I concluded to be humbugged again; andi I aun glad 1 thid,for In less than two mnonths' use of the B3itters, iny wife was cured, and she has remained so for eighteen nmoinths sinice. 1 like such humbugging.-il. TV., ~St. Paul.-'"Pio aeer Press." ('rude honey hasa been found to keep better than the clarified kind. Tme ad. [1ition of about 1 por~ cent. o,f oxalic acid will improve the honey and will not in jure its keeping qulities. Disoii.lline the Liver. The liver is truly an "unruly mnt'mher." Same imes it is torpid anid secretes too slowly, at other Limes it is unnaturaHly active and sendls forth a freshect of bile. Iiegulate this organ with Hostet icr's Bitters, not with calomei or b,luie mass. Min Bral excitants, in stimulatIng the liver, poison the blood1, and their ultimate eNrect Is terrible. The Bitters, on the0 other hand, have a vitaliz.ing and purifying, as weoll as a stimtuglamtin,g eleet. They not only regulate the flow of bliic, but Infuse new life into the whole systemi. A goal appetite and perfect dige'tion, a regular, inatuiral iiabit of body, i sound cond(itionl of the nervous systemn, vivacity sf spirits, iucreased budily ,trenigthi and power of enduirance, and refreshing sleep are among the blessing ' they promote. 'l'hie temperature of sum mer.ia a severe tax upon th,e digestivo anhd scre Live organs, andiu the4 Bitter are never more lndis pensable than ait tui p,eiioul of the year. PROFE~ssOR y. h., BUDD s the sci. ons of Russian alples sent to the Iowa Agricultural College wvez judiciously seleoc from varieties growni m the lait itudeo of St. Potorsburg and Moscow, and lhe prophesies their future success in this country. "Rough on Rats." Clears alit rats, mice, r'aclues. fiUes, ants, b,ell bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers, i50. Druigglsts. A LAwYER's definition of contingent fee: If I don't wvin the suit I get nothing; if I do win, you got nothing. Heads, I win; tails, you Jose. i.adles andl~ iick ly girls req'ilrinig a non alcoolle gentlestimunilant, wiiiliild iironns's Iron JiRiors benelcui. I'r was a colored man with the genui [no brogue who said, "The widowv Butler hs eloped with Marsa (Ohusotts." Williamix St. ,N. Y.,hs I lhe oly reale urat,irn' Iee 1 iscolrerc(l for lit rhent ismi, ahdi~ lest remed'uy k inown ih ~r kilne~y, li ver nndm stomiiac~h 4liinxa s. A bundantl; proofus s. 501nd for ciriculanrs. YoU can never rely upon an co. Does not Shankespearo speak of tihe cave where Echo lhes? Mlalaria, chillis, positively cuiredh by Emory's Standiard Cuire l'ilhs. Th'leir teg'mh unknown, sunar- coaitd; no gr)Iping. 25e. UafoIANs are in t.he habit of slurring some notes; but they all sp)eak wvell of green backs. w'.,ilunT5vyn.,l, P'A.-Hev. ECjlija wilso,' says 'hirown's I ion liiitters bareC perllmnenihy credC4 tne of chills andu fever. LOOK to your ire-escapes. In other words, settle your debts iandt pay your poew-rents, Tihie quick, complete curel,ai: unmcying h{llney, liladder amid Urinary isc:004s. D)ruggists. UnUDoRitY may occupy the hands; nly noble service goes from the heart. THE GREATM liRMAN REMVIE 'c t 1'I1Ju CUR ES Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Headac te, Toothache, Nore Tiermald, Newel augo.Nts, Ira-asuiees, Ilturnx, NesildN. I"'i"ot Elites. AND AlL OTilIt 110111 Y PAINS AND) At'IEH. Soldby Druggists and Dealers ev,rywhere. Fifty Ceatsa bottle Dlrcellotns iIn I 1i.atkguages. TIE lIIILES A. VOIK,Elt CO. (guacssors e A. VUEKLER A ( O.) llaliluore. .. U.S. A C HAS BEEN PROVED F eThe SUREST CUREfor - ! TKIDNEY DISEASES. Dooe a lamo back or disordorod urino indi 0 oato that you arc a victim P THEN DO NOT C HESITATE uso Kidiloy-Wort at onoo, (drug. 0gists rocommoud it)aud it wlltapoodily over. comL th diseaso and rcstoro healthy action. an For complaints peculiar - no KidneyWort is unsupassed, as it will act promptly and safely. Eithor Sox. Incontinenoco,rtontion ofurino, m brick dust or ropy deposits, and dull dragging C pains, all speedily yield to its curativo power. 43. BOLD DY ALL DIUWGGISTS. Prioo $1. 19 5 to $20 eyano.tiaa p.loawortIt fre P U M No ay till red. '1'oIT yoltr's utieitic 0 P U Mcured. litto eiaie. JIr. Alursha. Quinoy, hlioh. YOUNG MEN reaELEn Hl Circulars free. VALENTINEIlitg, Janeavillo. Wit FRAZER AXLE GREASE Beat In ine world. Get the genuine. Every package baaa our trade-mark and In niarked Fraaor's. B O L D INVERT VIIE1tE. AGENTS make It, "r cunt pofitaelng World. rt fr fo r t. EuiSEis, Rra prietor. Ei4 south th dttoot, t'lula(elyhii1A, i.tI 8O N EETS fine writing paper, In blotter, with calendar, by mall for 25e. Agents Waated. ECONOMY .'R1TINO Co., Nuwbury port, Mass. "THE BEST IS CHEAPEST." E ,GINES THRESHERS ILS (HorteP oa etowerrIe o C't)loie iallen and Priesto The AultntmaWriTavior Co , Manileld aO&ii R U P T U-RKE uua,;..t:tr.tutttt by Dr. Jd D. ,Mar Mill forro W1L A~rch S~t. 1lhla l a. Advioc free, stmps for ro" 1Y W~ill ho tat A~r.tnch Offices these daya, of catIi 1th i: K ato no lious, 1eading Pa. ?aturday o1 ueaih nouth; llcr.he) "1101180 llur.rlabury, Pa. fih'aud 6t;. (lair It tel., itttburgh l'a it and th; (us. ter,I[ouuo, Fort 11' 1nut Iid; 9flt,aiit loth; Comuler. cla id l hicaic 1th,12 ar iu success C E' nsane Persons Restored Dr.KLINE'S GREAT for allURAtN de et' Hy :ain~. E'. amhiiitt Di nel.t?i1,e: Arch St..P'ttdel ia Pa. Uruggist. DEWAAJ 01' ilfTNGZ' F 4UDS. L AN D ~ e~itmt ti l gooe wate ad er imcrll1'ilkh rA ad inhan OHP$IA 1F1 itratiO S isF F )AOA ntito more 14l FJhAB LE thoan (OVEIINMll-T BCONDS day, In aingeo armsa or larger tracta, on terms to sud 31. 0. WIL4LAIED) (Rare chance for colonies or etaitiaaotObinn, and te N E CARBONAT P iI LD 0O COLOIA. DOsent free. Address A. 0. FISK, Denver, 001. ITUATI ONS~ iiit Ch^c.n al sen for I atae Addre,sII .elana ol R SE ,teo thnfrmnauo s Askycrdrug. olda or Ssa dearin gyas lszs Itaa s3A JONES OF BINHHAMTON, BiSltit iTo. N. Y. WEAlRE iN WANT Ob' A FEW(~ MORtE MEN of iaLk, energy, aune relibility, to sell our Nursery Stock'. Such inenan illniil Ieramanent eiin. plO3yinen.t tat a goo<d sal.ary anr1i have ex pentses ipat by etrinttcig ith us. l'atnia m fitrnished on aptlillt on. Address, sAtting ago, I). F. AT WOOD) & 00., NUIf fEIIYM EN, Conova, N. Y. ATTENTION, FARMERS!I NOW IS TilE T11~i TO IlAiN YOUR L5ANII. Scnut for Circular andl i'race 1List to JiA CKSO)N IIROTIH EIS, A lbany, N. 1, (Pusftablihedi in 18152.) ROUND, SOL.E & H ORSE-SH OE TIL.E that wet guar antert fair excel any othier mnado In this coauntry. (I 01a4e itlutin hitper.) AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LAES tinits oif corn IlXin f'or wic 1lad1es strive are chilefly airti Ileinl, and all who w1ill take -th,'touble may secure themn. '.lhese resente, b)ewitchinig hues0 followy theo.use of laigan's8 harmliuess and( al ways reliabbe ar'ticle. Sold by all dru'ggsts. eenls ever'y b)lemlish rinmoves SaIlowniess, TI aL n, IRedness, Eruptions, all evidences of exeklle en and1 every limper 118 (lefe are0 immdIOlate and1( so natuiral thatif no humian heirig cani detect its aipplica HEALTH IS WEALTH, Healthi of Boy is Wea1h of Mild DR. RAD WAY'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent. THE GRAT BLOOD PURIPIB. Pm bled makes sound IIesh, strong bone and noiler skin. If 1ou would have your flesh Airm, your bones ound Without caries, sad your eon blexion fair, ase Radway's Sarsaparill ian Resolvent. A remedy composed of ingredients of extrsor" dinary medioal properties, essential to purity he I and Invigorate the broken-down and Wated -Qvzox, PLUASANT, SAn and PanNA nswr i. its oni and oure. No master by what name the complaint may be destgnated, whether It be scrofula, consumtlon, - qp lls, slcers, sores, tumors, boils eryeipe or 5 t5 heum diseases of the lungs, kdeys, bin der, womb,1c1n li.ver, stomacoh or bowels seither ehronloor eon tutional, the virus is in the Blood which supplies the waste and builds and repairs these organs and wasted tissues of the system. If the blood is unhealthy, the process of repair must be unsound. The Sarsaparlllan Resolvent >tot only Is a compensating remedy, but secures the harmonious action of each of the organs. It establishes throughout the entire system function &I harmo and suppltes the blood ves sell with pure and healthy current of new life. SKIx, after a few days' use of the Sarsaparilllan, becomes clear and beautifuL Pimples blotches, black spots and akin eruptions are moved; sores and ulcers soon cured. Persons suffering from scrofula, eruptive diseases of the eyes, mouth ears, legs, throat and glands, that have accumulated and spread, either from ancured diseases or mercury, or from the use of corrosive sublimate, may rely upon a cure if the Sarsaparllian is continued a suflicient time to make its Itapression on the system. One bottle contains more of the active prinol ples of Medicines than any other Preparation. Taken In teaspoonful doses, while others require five or six times as much. One Dollar a Blottle. R. R. R. Radway's Ready Relief1 The Cheapest and Best Medicine for Family Use in the World. In from one to twenty minutes never fails to relieve Pain with one thorough application: no matter hoW violent or excruciating the pain, the Itheumatic, Bed-ridden, Infirm, Crippled, Nervous Neuralgia or prostrated with disease may euder, RADWAY'$ RIEADY RELIEF will afford instant.ease. INFLAMMATION OF TIE KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS, CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS, SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING, PALPITATION OF THE HEART, HYSTERICS, CROUP, DIPHTHERIA, CATARRH, INFLUENZA, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, COLD CHILLS, AGUE CIILLS, CHILBLAINS AND FROST BITES, BRUISES, LUMBAGO, SCIA TICA, NERVOUSNESS, BLEEPLES814E88, ; COUGHS, COLDS, 8PRAINS, PAINS IN THE CH EST, BACK or LIMBS are instantly relieved. IN ITM VARIOUi F'OUlyg. FEVER'f AND AGUE. FEVER AND AGUlE cured for 50 eta. There is not a remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever and Ague, and other Malarlous, Bilious Scrlt (1hl Yellow and other fevers (aided by 1 As 8 ILLS) so quickly as RAD A'8 It will in a few moments, when taken Internally , according to the directions cure Cramps, Spsms, Sour Stomach, Heart burn,btok Headache Dse. 5 ala, Palpit.ation of the Heart, Cold ChillsI, y ster' Pains in the Bowels, Diarrihoa. Dysentery, Colic, Wind in the Bowels, anti all Internal P'ains. lraveier shuldR ay carry a btl of RAD drops in water will prevent sickness or pains from oaneof water Istimu better than French Brandy miner. an(l Luxmber-snem should always R AD WAY'S ReguLatinig Pills Perfcot, Purgative, Soothing. A per onts, Act without Pain, AlIways Reliable and Natural in Operation., A VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FORl OA.LOMEL. Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and strong RAiYway's FILLS tor the cure of all disorders of tema Stoa, erv wl Kdes lBladder, petite Headache Constipation, Costiveness, int etesDypeps Pilousneas Fever, Ind amma non of Boels Pies, and all derangements of the Internal Viscra. Purely yeeal,contain inKo mercury, minerals, or dele rious drugs. fro erve the followstngsymptoms resulting tion, Inward Files, Fullness of Blood ini We Head, Acidit of the Stomnaeh, Nausea Heartburn, Disgs of Fo,Fullness or WeIgh in th 8to maeli Sour Era tions Sinking or Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffering Sensations wnen W ie i Fever and dul PiDontheo Head Den 1Perspiration, Yellowness of the kin 'zd ys,Pain in the Side, Cheat, Lib,and Suddn Fushes of Beat, Burning in A few doses of RADwAY's PILLs will free tbS system from all the above-named disorders. SOLD BT DRUGGISTS, Prie, 38 Cents Der Biox. BlEA i "FALSE AND 'RUE" Send a letter stamp to R ADWAY & CO., No. 53 Warren, Cor. Church St., New York. Wlformation worth thousands will be sent To the Public, Be sare and ask for RIADwAY's, and see that the Bame "RADwAT" is on what you buy, DRS. J. N. & J. ii, IIOIENSACI(. 1Wnia A l,uic ANI) Wl iTiil lilliA 11F01T shmoulti no A, lei,N I) owlg J. N. mi A I . AT11)i IiENSAUK or e;Nril Xo,n, trol i'l,'aei 01111er by~uilo l,rsn 'r ig the honra~ tioi ad lIo*Woovr woul know his condi. 8on on r Wl18 cor l OPIUM o2 ly oaril(led "CULLEASfISEPTIE OaIui,ricii ti ag,~,o ,,dors of the feet anid bpy fsin, w-micb ano Fim it ulaa a,n',,th ai volvo,. If nlO achn le i',ya ey ii,'l, ,lo one D)ollar in au,lf. Stl,red b t fonu) am (rhd w 'I imnowny ordeor or reais naongi, Va, ~iazltr_traack AGENTS WANTED """*tv1EnEv ao-e taast lhet SEnevrinve ai d. t tu ertainty. (o . un 14 r,,o, rtrtn.viobst., NMwYiss A