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AGRIOUITUIE. CUmtase op BtrokWgkAT -Thls is a rain well kno*n to most Northern armers. It is -aid to have been former. ly called Beechwheat, owing to its re semblance to the common beechnut of the forest. It grows quickly, even on light, poor soils, but attains perfection, giving re munerative crops,only on land qnite rich in fertilizing properties. Sandy soil with a dry subsoil is best adapted to its culture,especialty if it be an old pasture field recently plowed. At the North it is usually sown about the first of July, and should not vary 10 days from the date named. If sown ear lier, the dry, hot days of August and September often blast the kernel when forming: while if the seeding be neglec ted until about the first of August. it is extremely liable to be injured by frosts .efore reaching maturity. Buckwheat is a crop for the careless farmer as well as the smart and onter prising one. The labor of preparing the land comes when the hurry and bustle of "spring work" are past, only the growing corn demanding the husband man's attention. Theground should be as carefully plowed and harrowed as for wheat, barley, or any similar crop. By far too many are careless in this respect often letting their cheape t help plow and fit the ground for it, saying to the laborer: "You need not be particular about the work, as it is only for 'buck wheat,' " It is this class of farmers who have, to a certain extent, brought the cultivation of this crop into disre pute. Yet it is a grain that will respond generously to good cultivation,and upon soils adapted to its culture it is very re munerative. It seems to be well adapted to subdu ing i ew ground, or aa a crop for fields filled %iui ktamps, as it is branching in its growth. and completely shades the ground; and as i. germinates readily, it may be sown upon the loose soil about stumps, roots and snags with almost a certainty of growing, even if not har rowed in. From two to four pecks is the quan tity of seed sown per acre. Two vario ties are grown, the black and the gray. The latter is usually considered the best to yield, but will not ftaud the hot weather qaite as well as the former. By meats o the new patent process buck wheat flour is prounced as white as that made from wheat. It is also asserted that this process will remove that por tion of the flour that formerly seemed to poison the blood of many who used it. There is, at any rate, one thing certain, as nojw manufactured, the ilou makes improved -"griddle cakes" with out the former dceidedly buckwheat flavor. Many farmers will not sow buckwheat because it shells so readily and gets iNto the manure of the yard, and is thus scattered about the larm, depreciating tho value of an otnerwiso good crop of wheat or barley. Some dealers object to buying even oats containing a mix ture of this grain, while other deulers prefer,if possible,to have it thus mexed. Unless intended for grinding or home use a crop of barley should never suc ceed that of buckwheat, for the nearly uniform size of the kernels provents their entire separation with the fanining mill or oilher contrrvanco. TDE flavor and keeping qualitics of fruit wvill Iometimes vary a great deal, owing to the influence of the stock mn whiech it is grafted, Thtis is the most noticeable in the Baldwmn aple, per haps because it is most widely dia seminatt d. When grafted up am the stock of an early apple it will be found to ripen earlier and decay earlier; whie upon a sweet aipplc it becomes more mild flavor, while upon a aeedhnai stock on which the natural fruit is hiar~i and sour, the Baldwin will have an extreme ly acid flavor and keeps sound a longer time. How far this variation may ex tend, whether ail fruits can be changed in this way, or whether all stocks have the same power of influencing the grafts cut in them, is a question deserv ing the attention of our horticulturists. RoLLINo.-Thouigi rolling is of much bend~it on light,poious and lumpy soils, yet, an exchange avers, it is injurious on wet cla) 5, except in dry wveather, when they are lungi y after plowmig. Rolling a stiff'soil when wet rendel4rs it more diflicult of cultivation by pressing the particles still more closely together and preventing the admission of air, Even hght. arablo lands require the ground to bie dry when rolled, if for nc other reason thani that otherwise the ac ii will adhere to the roller. Orasi land, however, is beat rolled in showery weather. _____ THiE Amn!rcan Cultivator says:'"W~hcr onions seem to run to 'sculhons,' andi the tops continue green and large, it ih a v'ery food plan to break the lattei down by rolling a barrel across the rows, TLlpms partially stops thme growth of the top and leaves the bul' to get the fertility of the soil, WVhen the on. ions arc as large as a silver dollar opy can judge whether they need this treat ment, or not." SHourLn a fowvl become crop-bound, work the crop well with the hand, and endeavor to force away the obstruction in the passageway to the glzzardSliould this fail, draw the skin to onie side and cut the crop snilieenily to relieve it 01 the contents. Sew up the wound wvitli silk, and the fowl will not be seriously damaged. Alter the cut ting be sure that the obstruction to the p~asange is remiov. ed as well as the cont. its. AN iron-toothed rake wvill kill more weeds in a garden in an hour than a hot can kill in three hours if both are used when the weeds arc just showing thob green leaves above the surfaco,aind more than a lice catn kill ini one (lay ten da1) later. Such a rake will run over corn, peas, potatoes, onions,earrots and beeti until they are two or three inches higlh without is jury except to the w.. oe. EvEnonrE~s evaporate less waiter ii proportion thun do plants with ch cidu. one leaycs usader the same conditions Ev, poration of water goes on in a satur ated as in a drier atnaosphere. Young leaves evaporate mt re than old ones b3 reason o1 greater activity of growing tissues. The evaporation of water ii especially determined by the action o light, especially of the yellow rays. I the silver which is not used ever) day is put In canton flannel bags and then has bits of camphor gum lait around it, it will not turn black. Mak. some little bags the size of a thim ble and put the gum in them. Thi will save a great deal of time whicl would otherwie bo consumed in polish ing the silver, and if the silver is no solid thao plating will last longer if care4 far in this way. D)OME8TIO. Us or FiUUTa -dooking elonoves much of thd acidity from. crude fruit e and renders It lighter, as well as more r palatable. So treated, It is productive m of good and no harm, but it is a funda- t mental principle that whatever fruit is i1 eaten uncooked must be fully ripe, and o not over-ripe. This may sound trite, e and, indeed, the principle is commonly admitted, but not, it would seem, by i all, for we still find peop'e, and not a few, who will themselves deliberately take, and worse, will give to their child- b ien green gooseberries, gcen apples, t etc., the very hardness of which, apart from their acid pungency, suggests un- t fitness for digestlon, 13uch people use as food an acid irritant poison, whose a necessary action is to cause excessive t intestinal secretion, with more or less inflammation. Hence arises diarrhcea. 1 On the other hand, fruit which is over- c ripe, in which fermentation has begun, t is a frequent cause of -this disorder and j equally to be avoided, and perhaps also i, more diflcult to avoid because the in Ridious beginning of decay is not easily recognized. It snould never be forgot ten by any who incline to follow the seasons in their feeding, that the want of such precautions as the above may produce the t dysentrie form of diarrhou, J "British cholera," which is occasionally as rapidly fatal as the mere dreaded Asiatic type of that disease. UnoQ saill's Navy. In a communication published in the I Army and Navy Journal, Commander J. B. CoghlanU. 1. N. ,states that the con sultations of eminent naval and other sur. geons, respecting his rheumatic attack, failed to afford hni the slightest relief. By advice of Dr. Doyle no used St. Jacob's Oil, wbih wrought a complete and, as he says, v onderful cure. John Uarr Moody, Eq., lawyer at Val'ej'), Cal., was likewise cured of a severe Joint trouble. BARIN.-One of tbe most diflicult duties of a housekeeper is.thatof baking. t Food prepared in the most particular ma'ner and of best material will be completoly ruined if the oven is either too- hot or too cold. Each one must learn by cxperience, however. For biscuits the oven should begin to cool a little before they are taken out. This makes thom very light. They must be very carefully watched to keep them from being scorched. They should bake quickly; if baked with such a fire as required for bread they are spoiled. .1"or bread a rather slow fire is necessary. but should be even and steady from first to last. Cakes require even a slower fire than bread, but not too slow or the cake will not be thoroughly bakbd through, and will fall when taken from tho oven. If the fire is too hot at lirst.it will crust over before it is light, and burst through the crust and rough and unsightly. Any kind of broad or pastry mixed with water requiire a botter firo than if mixed with milk. Fruit pies needi ati rather hot fire, but steady. Pumpkin !1 pies as hot as can be wishout burning 0 the crust. Custard pies neet a slow tire or they will boil and whey out be fore they aire done. Outr iet FaltutileN, 111a ve been i rt ble11,.8 t'r ove'r six years wit h i a se'verie kidnely conila~Iint, also a weaknss . tiott, siinte <lays :is iany as twent.y thneto, withi severie' pin is ini thle bladder, as8 wet as In thle hiii-k anal ioinus. At. I ilnes I pass.ei a a limtited ii nanti11ly 11 ll'in, highly colore8.d wit hi ttuna~lti.rl h ea.t ainii seitu let; I'regineitiv eini ld lt.t I nut lst, dio somelit hing t'r it,* tea r lng that teor' siriousl t roinbiilo oni t'uilow. I went to tit hei lrilgistI attel was re(ointer11ni.l i wIth wi viiutilriti sitesin8ilseve'rlse$lveree-('11e here'l ini Ilangorji . I coneiiltuied to try' it, and I hllping 1111 beyotui iny ex lwetaltions11. My feel ing goneli, wit hal genellI toin g uip ol' theii systin;i and w iicotinued1 y1 too 8Utsesi~nt ii sd 11s ll h hot l an it hasi 11o Inpltel11y 1tted tue. Oiters o talniy havlxetse. litnt. a .iIoly with. ,gnally Isgl, success we <i10'ot hti e t oi recot a ntnl' it lara utilr bt'heri h as tid it aswl ucs shPer tay rchange the aspetot of tneicieg abut tienoedy ust ar a, litt vanih.O at sushny da k the o~.1>'' l cair an talsiton hle al ayc or, by8n8o. l'r anidrs ater toroughatyduntin. A.il otwt a1 damp N oh, appy scratchs 81 A iirespotse ofy Ballndste T[t ill dry iY AuN' ti.-N, anoyouowl unti shpriae triedi ho much oe o mave chane Ah fannecl of thg aboutry litl sunhisyeda otake ou the rld chaire n thble ut othe ptstrc ors bye open drh tod afvter i t oigly being tand wrbngedfunith yo woamp nlothnowlyx cet bildy inanproved apim ne, thatu il beil ouiasbused. oach voodishu hive dons hAie tane clth orita kiery uhetlo nsd faioi, ilo tok olb furil-r with; look the goeatest nae mus be ex Wriet beoreveppn the varnbig lefto careu od to atepact duht. It muthe cpt dry ths isroved apearyn thain telcloths k a lodast ntw.c ashn as they will without it. flrIht o Cat aulo te indliges.tlon, lIysppia, c'0nally1 ittinn, colie, cholera mnorbuls, fever'1s. skinl ii a a1es, dia~be.e5, Itright's 1Rtlligan, 110 Thu tsIgl n,1 tI lecri uS lln|ll1', s tliese liense ',1 ies. of lite." tier sli tirofulve worti harveci lH begXInutg0. t rugided by lrni conge. Tnof drive away pratsteb poite h tatd hasrregu'a lat i n the ir an tieitivecorgas and asear bwaslel :i pla hr preen ey Drn;r seX~t eoe. Af th dgsa an l0t115m. thhas ien eft in the air till it be-e coaspa or incorporate it with soltp se.and sar well all places whereth they run; or set some of the soap andl poiash niear their holhes, and they will not troulo~l you long after getting mito it.,_______ Foa D)YaraRstA, I NnliMivuoN, depressiOn of spir its andt general debihty,un their1 Various to~rmal; also - as a preiit v. a1(.linst fever andli alglel a1Ii 01ther inter mittenit fevers, tile "Fe'rro-P'hoisphiorated h'itXir of Ciallsuya" 111d01 by Caswveti linuhdr & ., New Ytork, and sold by a'i D~rugglis, Is the best tonic; an I for patients recoverinug from fever or Otheor sickness, it 1.as no equall. IJF wastierwomen would rub their hands and arms with dry salt immediate I ly after finishing work it will take out the soda and prevent bad effects from cold HUMOROUS. AmoNa the passengers in a stage oh, stopped one day last spring by oad agents in Montana, was a Bufelo ian who was ont there to; look over he ground with a view of establish. og a clothing store. He was the last ne out of the conch,and as he was order d to throw up his hands ie called out: "Shentlemen, I ike to settle die case Ahe an honest man ?" "Keep your hands up I" "If I can't make an assignment to my ,rudder Moses I settle mit you for twen y cents on der dollar." "You shut up and shell out I" was ie htern command. "Shentlemons" continued the victim, a he wriggled around, "I hat made [ireo assignments and failed seex times a peesness, und I nefer vhas treated ike dis before. I shall now offer thirty onts on der dollar, und if you doan' ske him I'll go into bankruptcy. und ay wife puts all der cash in her stock ug I' Veopeo Urow 1Itilois learcely less often fro'ii Inprudence in diet, and Pallure to avolid other causae which aggravate a intural tendency t, iiiousines, than froin the use )f II chIosenl reinethes. The violent catharties iII tre the bowels by weakeilig I heim, but l'ave no pecifle actIon upon (lie liver. Thie aperlent oper tion of lioStetier'4 stomaich nitters is widely dif 'erent, frotn the abrnpt efect of draitIc purgatives, ia'f triturateti blue pill, and potent, but Injurious maloinel. It ttiltes a iatural and healthful :hange in the hatM of body, siinulites the liver n renewed activity i lte perforintuico of its bile iecreiltig ftinction, proenores digestion, and inaut oats its efliciecy by tile reinova! of the unpleas nt ensittions, yellowness of thi skin, naiusea and urrec toligle wiial acconipany liver disorder. cever and ague and bilIous remittent fever, which Ire always atitenaule with chronic disorder or tle iltiarv organ, are preve itedl and relieved by it, udll it is t inedicine or standard excellence Il aseo of rhouinatis, kidney aud bladder troubles 1n1 debility. ONi a train coming up from Philaqel >hia, the other day, a New Yorker bared his seat with a stranger who )roved to be an ex-County Treasurer rom Ohio. After some little conversa ion the citizen inquire: " So you were a County Treasurer, ih ?" " II wats." "What was the amount of your de alcation?" "My books balanced to a cent, sir I" vaH the indignana reply. "Ah I" growled the New Yorker in a lisappointed voice, and it must have >con easy to see from his looks that he Vas deeply chagrined. The stranger loubtless felt sorry for him, and after , few minutos of painful silence re arked: "But I subsequently noted as post atiater and cheated the government out if $7,000," "Oh I you did I" chuckled the New .orkor, and a feeling of quiet satisfac ion ti once settled upon hiA face, and riendly relations were again established. Notinlug Like it. * No inedleine has ever been known so effectual in ie cure of all those illseasei arising from an ian tire contiliion of tle blood as Scov.i's sairsapardla r Illoi and Liver syrup, the Universal itnedy )r the Cure of Scrofula, White Swellings, ihen i11ai, Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, Venereal oresand Dliseases, Constimnpr oil (joitre, lios, aicors, and all kindroil diseases. It purliles tie yatein, brings color to I he cheeks and restores the utfoer to a norrinai corirt Ion of hecalih anml vigor. covill's Sarnmaparitrla or Blood and Liver 83 rup leanies then i0:n arid gives persmanent birauty to lie skin. "HANS. why don't you get marriedi Eou are too parlicular. Just go out; hut your eyes, and put your hand 0on he firat girl you meet, and marry her." "Mcini eracious I vot you dakes me or? If I shoots mine eyes dot vay, I ould aboost as like as not fall ofer some slh p~areil in do 813treet, rund den some >odys voulud gry owvid I vas dhrunk, und len-veil, I diond't vant to marry aome >oliceman's, mine front." Wiki~nti lont i~nr Itestorer. It is enirely l leent from all others. It is is clear as wait', and a' its rnine indicate's is periectr Vegetali I lair flestorer. It willimn ned intuey f ree ihe head fromi al liinruif,re ntr gray hiairi to ins lnatunral color, and pro Inn a nerw growth where it. has ifallen oiY. it moes not in any man ner alffect. time health, whiich sr anlhnr, sirgar of lead mand nit rate o1r iver prelparan t in have dre. It will chi:unge ighit or laded hir inii a tl'ew dauys to a beautil o loirssy hrowvn. Ask your druggist for it. Each bot iit le warralntd. 8 M iT, IK IN & Co., Wh loh-saio Agenits, Ph'iilade'lphia, Pa. arid 1'. N. (I: rr Trox, New York. You may say what you please, but hero ia luck in horseshoes. A man lailed one up on the fencen not long ago moo, and a wvoek afterward his wife, rho used to wear out the furniture on uim, eloped with a friend to whom he vas owing $40. I have been very muchi bencoited by anoc 50 cent bottle of Ely's Cream Bahnm Whens I began using It, my Catarrh was so hiad I hod headache most of the whole Smon and discharged a large amnount of lltthy matter. That has almost entirely Iisapp~eared andi I hiave not had headache 1.1ce to amllountl. to anyting. Please Eend rie two v- nre bottlos.-John 1i. $tummers, Ste'pii y Con r. A TRAVEniER, inquiring at a feudal atlo wvhether lhe could see the antiqui ies of the place, received the simple mswer from the aervanst: "I am sorry, ir; my lady and her daughters have tono to town.' - For Tthick Ifcadts, teavy stomachls, bilious conditions-WVells' May tpple Umis-anu-bilous, entliarlle. se and 25o. Vigor, strengthi and health, all found in oneo bot le of Brown's irotn lilers. AssnUR1Ne: Paisseniger (fainly) ''0'lect fars-'tore we get aceross? I thought we-" Mate-"B~eg ye'r par lon, sir, but our orders is, in b..d wveath 3r, to be partie'lar careful to collect ares; '011nsa in a gale like this 'crc here's no knowing how soon we may di go to the bottom'" Judige d.M. Si's h, N. Y., used sunccessfully hot t lea of Dr. Elmioro's Rheumnatine-Gou~tta ine b r his 25-yt ar old rheumnatic gout, after ryli g in vaini everythiing else. lie says itf Rt. (. coat $500 a bottle he would buy it. lION VIVANTa id that by using OA' lit i NE no unpleasi nt fleel I gs are experieniced afer oating~ or drinkling. Sold by druggists. lASTaixNx is in liiuirt forlin Druggists. AIsoAT niOMs: (The egotiam or genule.) Eumit vioiisut - 'Dell me -who is dat Jiddle paId old ohendn. nani viz do vito viskeors anid zo binot, icr, lookinig at the bigohus ?" Hostess --It's my Uncle Robertson. I'm grieved to say ho is quito deaf !" Emin nut violinist--"Aoh, I am zo zotry for liim I lie vill not po able to hoar me blay zo vit t e 1" HU~NTsvn.L.R, AL-ABAMA.-Dr. J. U. Spotswood, says9: "1 hmghiy reccutmendi Browvn's lion iitera litrygpe1aa, rheumsatnism andi general de skinny SMen. "WVells'Hiealth Rtenower"restores health and vigor cnres nwspana Imtncen Seal- neblm.. . Vi~ / ILLS TRAPE MARK. The Dlis are warranted to be PURELY vege. table. free from all mineral and other poisonous substances. They are a certain cure for Congti pation, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Billousiess, Torrid Liver Ls of Appetite, and all diseases arising from the a Liver, Stomach, Bowels or Hidneys. They remove all obstructions from the channels of the systen anti purify the blood, thereby im parting health, strength and vigor. Sold by drug gists, or sent by mail for 25 cents in stamps by P. NEUSTAEDTER & CO., 83 Mercer St., Now York, Sole Manufacturers of ST. BERNARD VEGE TABLE PILLS. Send for otroutar. g : i s'' ' of tng n t e world equal to it for the cureot tofrla. PianpleS, Holits. Tetter, Old Sores, sore rye, Mercurial Diseases. Catarrh, 1os of Appetite. Veneoato cowuplainsit t all Blood diseases. It never fails. All drugglat:. and country Store keeper. sell it. It. R. Heller a Co, Proy'., Plitsburh, on every bottle. 18 A SURE CURE ' for all diseases of the Kidneys and -- L IVERm It has spooifto action on this moet important organ, enabling it to throw off torpidity and inaction, stinulating the healthy aorotion of tho 33eo, and by keoping tho bowels in free condition, ofibotlug its rogulardisohargo. 18 lra If you arosuffbiring firom Malara malaria, have the Chills, arobilious,dyspoptio, orconstipated,Kidney. Wort will surely rellova and quickly ouro. In tho Spring tocleanso tho System, evory ono should take a thorough courso of it. 41- SOLD BY DRUCOISTS. Price Si. I Sm Vital Questions II Ask the most eminent pflysiclan Of anly school, what f's the best thing li the world for quicting and allaying all irri tation of the nerves and curing all fortns of nervous complaints, giving naturt-al, child like refreshing sleep always ? And they will 1., 11 you lnhesiLattingly "Soni form of 110ps !" C(tlAPTEit I. Ask any or all of the muost (milinelit ply sielantis: "What is the best and only rinctly that can be rolled on to cure ill liseases of the kidncys and itrinary organs; stic as Bright's disease, dtiabetes, retentiol or int bility toretain urine, am1 all the diseases anti ailments peciuliar- to Woiuet'' "'Anl they will tell you explicitly and einphatically "1111uchu1. " Ask the sante physicians "WhIat is the ttost re lable anti surest cure ter all liver diseases or dyspepsia; con Rtipation, indigestion, 1) l'ousness, tmalarial fever, tiguc, & tid they will tel! )Ou: Mandrake I or Dluiideion!" liciCe, wh lien tlthee -lentiies are coniblued with other-i equillir valu;.ble Andi comipounided tito Hop Hitters, sucli a (Contilded lext week.] DR. DYS VOTA BEFORE -AND -AF TER Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Days' Trid. TO MEN ONILY, YOUN1G OR OLD, WHO are suffering from Kvtnvous Dxan ry, Losr Yr: Al.lTY, LAcK or ?Ettnyn Fonces ArtD ioon, wVAstIX Wo wiHAKNEstc~. and nil thcose discaeas of a PglnsosAt, NATrUna resttiing froin AnUass anti Orualn CAusS. ipoedty roltof and Complete resto-. ration of ie rt~l. o00o an MIAXI 1 d0 itiANThED Soni e.foriilustratedamphletfree. Addreas ALTAI BELT 00., MARSHALL, MI0H. - CA1-AR H AY-FIWER. For t eiy.O yars T iar FAev~er.i l uletensiltHy e I wits inctiniced I , t ry Ekly'. Crtumn Otis. i einbled cno to turf 'r (clentodl a return, attack. it .5 n * ericecteuro Wlt.T.CAnnc.Pro-. o )~ OniPAit BiAta illtwhenopp il +bi* ho finger into the nositira io HA -EEVER uonn HI of~ catacrra1 APOStITiVE C URE! ll d r,,ii c iii~ oi EL Y'S te acrsai restorc ti sea CREAM BALM."" isrslieib fwajl Uneualed or ob i lroish treatnnt .ill euro Sen r acircti ir. tcoenaeao w iall or at' '3.DELM0RE~. R. G. is the quIckest pleasanteat, 'Tfe, ~ sureat andi best remedy for kidney A diinases, ancii only real ourative over Isored formc aduter and chrot # ,C. # iirmaig t. ns uman tstnt tosac-. trig't'st ,ittnin- iedys isuo n wek E.ti i,,mii of the-.mitt dsa-rde.r, mn t, 1i wee---reie.t nt imm a~tory 'n t tiay. Utin rt-fer to tIt-nir it of tat,, - Priu'lc:~ed who, had - on I in v- n .vy Wn1r tni a m. Pue Ioau, hairmitoss, andm nieit- trint. A-k yiomt 'ii it . n . o, Att is i ,i' t lte t. - $65 AIYION TI acid board in your oyn county. dreu.ng W .tn oLr asdiea' outfit free. ad. dres. P.W. EE EG E R& 00O.. Pilatielohia.Pa Phlionix Pectoiral wuill ouro yottr couchti. Prioo 26 eta Camiphor6Milk is lice boatLicniment._Price 2 cenita. $66 a weeK in your own town. Terms arid ore. Addlress H. HIALLET I' A CO. Portlanti, Maine. /40. ostti o Ndats wrt tr .rc n'r A SiSae da aoe eail mt. Jost AGENTM WATED for the Beat anti Fastest A alting Piot~ria Books and Bibles- Prices re coed as ner cent. A'rtoNAc.ta t. o. Phitala . Pa. - __ - .__sal SOMETH INO EVERY LADY OUGHT TO KNOW. There exists a means of so euring a soft and brilliant Copexion, no matter' how poor It may naturally be. lingan's Magnolia Balm Is a (1011eate and harmless arti cle, whieh instanitly removes Fre ck 1eos, Tan Redness, Roughness, Eruiphions, Vul gar Flushings, etc., etc. So delicate and natural are Its effects that Its use Is not suspected by anybody. Nol ly hlas the righit to present a disfiguired face in society when tihe Magnolia Balm is sold by all druggists for 75 ents LtAIEEN to MO now, all lovers of good things. Make a layer cake after this ride: (he.balf cup of butter, two cups of sugar, the whites of four eggs, one cup of sweet milk, two small teaspoon fuls of Vaking powder, and three cups of sifted flour; bake in layers; spread between these layers peaches out in very thin slites; then pour over these sweet cream whipped to a stiff froth and sweetened with pulverized sugar. Of course this cake will not keep, but should be made the day it is to be eaten, and it is better not to put the peaches and cream in until a little while before the cake is to be served, Dr. R. V. PiiRcE, Bultllo, N. Y.: Dear Sh-For inany mont-hs I was a great suf forer. Physicians could afford me no relief. In my despair I commenced the use of your ''Favorito Prescription." It speedily df fected my entire and permanent eure. ' Yours thankfully, A is. PA UL R. BAXTER, Iowa City, Ia ALMOND cakes baked In small square tins are nice to put with other cakes in a basket. To nine ounces of flour allow six ounces of sugar, nearly half a pound of butter, four eggs, two teaspoonfuls of bakiDg-powder; beat the butter and sugar together, then add the egg, beat ing them with the butter and sugar, and not separately; mix the baking powder with the flour; if the dough seems too stiff a little sweet milk may be added. Blanch some almonds, slice them, and with powdered sugar cover the tops of the cakes with the slices. Terrible Sufrerings. Dr. it. V. PIERcE, Buflulo N. Y .-I have a friend who suffered terribly. I purchased a bottle of your "Favorite Prescriptions," and as a result of its use, she is perfectly wolf. J. DAILY, Burdett, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery" and "Pleasant Purgative Pellets" purify the blood and cure constipation. DAMP CLOsETs.-In damp closets and cupboards generating mildew, a trayful of quicklime will be found to absorb the moisture and render the air pure; of course it is necessary to renew the lime from time to time, as it becomes fully slacked. This remedy will be found useful in safes and strong rooms, the damp air of which acts frequently most irjuriously on the valuable deeds and documents which they contain. If you are bilious, take Dr. Pierce's "Pleasant Purgative Pellets," the original "Little Liver Pills." Of all druggists. FnUT put up in tin cans should be taken out when the can is opened for use. If allowed to remain after the can is opened the action of acid juices upon the tin when expcsed to the air may form acetate of tin, which is poisonous. Du't let any one convince you that thoso pains around ,our heart are not heart disease. they are, do not delay but procure Dr. Graves' Heart Regulator. 80 years have proved its value. LAMP chimneys canu be washed easily by holding them over the nose of the teakettle when the kettle is boiling fu riously. This will made them beauti fully clear. Of course they muFt be wiped with a clean cloth. There was a young lady quite fair, Who bad much trouble with her hair, 150 she bought Carbohme And a sight to be seen, la the head of this maiden, I declare. QUALITY and quantity: "The idea of my being jealous of Miss Smith 1" ex claimed Mrs. Brown indignantly; "the idea of my being jealous of her, when I think so much of her I'" "Yes; but what do you think ?" asked Brown. Never give up? yeou can find a remedy for Uecart Disease, everyone who has ied Dr. G.raves' IieartlRegulator say s it is a eure cure. A DIFFERENUE: Almost any man will forget his ten-dollar umbrella when he leaves a restaurant, but give a woman a p~arasol worth one dollar and take her into fifty restaurants and she will not forget it once. That Ilusbamnd of Mine Is three timecs the man he was before he began using Wells' ieath lenewver. Si. Druggists. ]T MAY EsoaPE; If thoem managers are not extremeiy careful the fact that there i, to be a world's fair in Boston this ful( will leak out before the exhibition opens, TiAMIPiCo, TEBNN.--iev. ID. F. Manly, says: "Blrown'si iron bitters reilevedi me of indigestion and nervousness after p~hysicians fatied." '.'Aw, can you tell me, Miss Fair," queried George Washington LaDude, after a brief period of intense study, "why the--aw--ronto'g caudal append age is like a coming event ?'' "No, Mr. LaDude." "Well-aw--it is something to occur, don't you know-ha I ha I" "Very good, Mr. LaDude-very good. But can you tell me why your hat is like a bad hanbit't" "Wliy-er-r, aw well, no; why is it?" "Because it's something to a void." '-Oh, weally, now, Miss Fair, you arc just too batt for anything, dodxt you know ?" Ladies and chilaien's boots and shoes cannot run over if Lyon's Patent Heel Stiffeners are used .No FAShiON CHAT: '-Poor creatures I" exclaimed Mrs, Groegrain, looking at the pictures of nude savage women, "no clothing of any kind! I wonder what the poor things have to talk about ?" Dr. Kline's Great hiervo n(estorer is the marvel of the age for all nerve diseases. All it Stope fre. Sondl to 931 Arch Stireet, Emory's Little Cathartic Pall--bat. made f or Liver Complaint and Biliousness. Tlasteless, harmless, infallible. 15c. I3HE doesn't mind 'em: The girl with fine, plump aims is the creature who does not mind the mosquitoes at all. start i isaere id l$ tt1 fs FCL A RK'S INFA LLI8L E"i axta~ action. $ e. a htottle. Drueglta 1)1s. J. N. & J. K. nouENXACK. TIIOSE AFtFLIC i'iED WITH I THE EFFECTB OF .'ELF4-ABU8E AND M ERICUIJIALIZATION01 should not hesitate to consulJ. N. and J. B. HO. BENSACK, of 206 North Second street, Philadel hla, etherby!0 mal or by peson duing tihe hours Advice free. Whosoever woula know his eondt. lion andi the way to improve it should read "WIMDOM iN A N UTsHELL." Sent on receipt o -ent stamp. AIarvetens success. ITSSTOPPED FREE cvfp ev nj'Ii~sn Pesenitsy esre iti'LIBR ftacn s iee. N' FGRBATis fit alniN&e a avgepsaErVeso 8o OReR ~ T~lEGREAT UIAN REME 2|reo-Et P. .k.IJ1V. UR E '8 Rheumatisn,0tiNeuralgIa, Sclatical Lumbago, Backache, Headacte, Toothache, NeoeThroat Swel nItspr a B1raises Burn. NeIda e=mi ter., AND A1LL OTHEI 1ODILY .ItN8 A%D A'ES. Sold by Dauggista au Dealers eve r here. lifty (jouta a bst Direetions uIn 1 fe.Sagegs. TUB 0JIIARLES A. VO0FlIlElt 00. 9seaws t A. VOOSLI & CO.) ats oimare. Md.,0,,4 FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CONSTIPATION. I No other disease is so prevalent in this coun try as Constipation, and no remedy has over oqualled the celebrated Kidney-Wbrt as a E cure. whatever the cause, however obstinato 43 the case this remody will overcome it. a. 0 PiLES. plainto;" y ;pttob 5 oom,1icated withoonstipation. xidno,..worv strengthens the weakonod part and quickly *" maUn ds of Piles even when physicians and medicines have before failed. , i. rvif youhavooitherof these troublou ' PRIOE $1. USE Dru lts Sell V IN* PERCHERON STALLIONS, Je nve.aiddnilles. 29 jtitlmauded,18othorsontlie ay. and lt t Eto follow at regular intevals so a to have a full supply Constantly on hand at the PACIFIC FARM, Seward, Nebrasika, (pormanont address). AND 332 PALISADE AVENUE, JERSEY cITY, N. J Readquartsr and distributing point iil Muarch 1st, 1884. -U rongm reenti orIr ona are th WINNERof frtpr.x AN OLD MIFDLiu thA4 years 01d ItVY draft stallion class at the conlcoulrd W11i'ple rqgoiral at Caen June 121h-ilib, 1883 (69 hor- cent the show). Time WINNER of first P tIZE GRAND GOLD) 31%DAL in 4 years old draft stapIton lassat s'nme Diso. The winner of FIlIST GRAND GOLD MEDr, III the 4 :(ears heavy draft mare class ait same Plumcc Also. second PRIZE WIkNNERI in the last class and third prize winner in the 4 years od hea at a i Further 4 of t06e stRallis that drafth strali climes. of art" for be7t herd of draft horses at llo a threo winners of 01.D ME FALSat St. JA)II 1882 and 6 other Prizes" taken at AMortano.A1encon and Pervmvchorea." QUALITY not QVANT TY Is what I ebk for. No second third or fourth grade stock tlpirted by mie; Itniq':e advauixtmvcs in ptirchasingi allow 1n to sell a first class animal 30 ror cmt cheaper than mtratgoriq arc ollh god to pay ini Fraiice. Tro til threq first ai lers at J. C. I sold head My agrioU tslr..I nialecne wishileirs in Frico keeps 11illI (:t colitact with the lbrellerti "amll tie ye., romd4 WblllJave now over lmm0 -talloIaa ed, fr#nn wh-C i I - w. s-led. t at a nlolilel t' iltc ic wtlilat hay o a~~ exjwas iht cMallt d rge for youlrselves. Every 1) dv wamme'~n. A. RouY. TO SPECULATORS. B. LINDRILiM & tO0. N.0.31ILLIit & cO. 5 & 7 Chamber of 86 Broadway Commerce. Chioago. N ow trk. CRAIN AND PROVISION BROK(ERS. ener ofr al promnent Podic EcmnigosmI Chiago ent New Yok Wilt ce to ordrson wn 3 dIllo en Wlio rq ied <1 ed fr " neilr con. Chico.* WTANTEI)-LAD!E TO TARlS OUIt NElW andel Go to 81 er wee lnggohe ar t'ar Fall an iutoriLle 'Trae. Sonti lie. or a-ainaple usd parttuulars. HUDSON MFG. CO..365SixthAyu., N.Y. 160 0 1011 o iarow. g" sti4gti iony Ohio: itii acres cultivatedi. o'ill seeded to timalothy clover tatultre ntom wtcro 1by -el, ~r~ssi orchard and1 511n.41 frilt; largo bank barnl anid oii r ocatuilldins;largoe oty frarn la.' tIrI r. Oia ya rd. Anilfi w r a t ogen a a h onA tinia r11m oavir s to schools .nc 9 ro s euuvto.:; A framo 80 Al EES fine Writing paper, in blotter. wthl calendiar, byj mail for 21c. Agente Wantbed. BOONOUTY INTING Co., Newbury port, Mass. II easisa atitls Pe et a'ismai prevent dollars wieekl ,to -1 1.Apl ils t' er sey.al FRAZER AXLE GREASE Beat ina the world. Get the genuin e. Every package has ou trad.mnark ad Is asked Fraser's. 50O L D EVERYWalERE. AGENTS WANTED E ~ tM' a"Jslt tings witIii and"TOEM no lt in2 mIntutes. It will also knit a great variety 01 fancy Work or winla ilmer ist ait ao r iy magkt in Machaine Co., 163 'iremnont dIrect. Boston, Mlass. _ torn_ _ $5 to $20 gr~ er non. Sample wort Portland, Maine. fre dresa STINBON & 0o. CURWES WEALL ELSE FAILSI YOUNG MEN'le*rn Tv.rpoeApa-T hero and Cireulars free. VALENTINyj R . Jausv aldon JONS h Sipw *as -.5e rst ers ..ar.. Al neas lo. JONES OF BINSHAMTOEf,' 31N0U.AMTON, N. T. BAD, BAD, 3 Some blood is bad because it is j It contains intpurities'1 Some men ha it does not p)oison tihe mlosquitocs whi 111e rich red color of good blood Blood wiich hlas not eriough iron in ii son im whose veins it circu ates cann~ot Thie efforts of expert chemists to call be assimi~lated with the blood have wihichl is an important part of Brown which freely entdrs into tile blood. It the desircd good. Weak, poor, tlhin blood may be blood may be purified by the use of 1 1 HEALTH. IS WEALTi ReaIll of Nady Is Wel of Eil DR. RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent. TRE MUAT BLOOD PURIFIER 1550 ie ed nscei 3n1 Besh, strong bone ad awould have you nesh r, b withot Oarle, &a4 your Go]' Radway's SarsaparillIan Resolvent. empoed of agredlen of extraor, prdoperties eetl tpurify, biarad Invigorate Wh broken-d1own and O. PrLSAser, SAYS and P3nis. 3tB1 in lit ent and our . No Matter by what name the complaint naybe de3at Whether it be sroful consumi , sores, tumors, tesedisases of the lungsdleys, bled 4W, w o" aki lier soac or bowes eithe coro ntut oa he virus Is theBlo whiek lies the waste and builds and repair0 these and wasted tissues of the system. If Me blood Is unealthy, the process of repair The Sarsaparilian Resolvent T410 t6A00 tin remed, but warer establishes throughout the entire system etion 14 harmon and supplies the blood ves. me with I Pure and healthy current 99 nw life. Ta. SKM, sfter a ew dan' use of the 8aspar.nan, becomes ciesr and beautifuL Pimples, blotches, black spots and skin eruptions are removed; sores and alcers soon eured Persons suffering from sorofia eruptive 4iossof the eyeo, moat earses thratan glands, hatd hav pe e read, either Irm anoured diseases or meroury, or from the Use of corrosive aublimato, may rely soon a curs if the iarsap an Is oontinued a auoent time to makeI impression an the system. One bottle containa more of the active prinoi. of Medcines than ay other Preparation. en in teaspoonful doses, while others require Av@ oratie as= much. One Dollar a flottIe. R. R. R. Radway's Ready Relief, Thi.4 heet ad Bleat Nedgetne to*n Family Use In the World. In from one to twenty minutes never fails to relieve Pain watia one thorough applicaton o 1 matter how violent or exrcatnthe paion the Rheumatio, Bed-ridden, Inarm CrpI Nerv ,Neuralo or rostrated with disease ar AY'atREAeDY RELIEF wIN INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS, CONGESTION OF THE LUNGN, BORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING, PALPITATION OF THE HRART, HYSTERICS, CROUP, DIPHTHERIA, . CATARItR, INFLUENZA, HE A ACHE, TOOTHACHE, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATIBM, COLD CHILIS, AGUE CHILLS, CHILBLAINS AND FROST BIT, URUISES, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, NElRVOUSNE88, SLEEPLESSNEsS, COUGHS, COLDS, SPRAINS, PAINS IN THE CHEST, BAOE or LIMBS are instantly relieved, MALALRIA IN iTFH VA.I?1OU8 FOIkUs. FEVE~R AND) AGUrE, FEV-ER AND AGUE cured for 60) eta. There Is not a remedial agent In this world that will cure Feiver and Ague, and other Malarlous, Bilious, Scarlet ~T hold Yeliow and other fevers aide byAY8 fILLS) so quickly as RAD AY'S It will In a few moments, When taken internaliy 4 according to the directions cure Cramps pasms, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, hicok He adach Dypp. sia, Palpitation of the lieart, Cold Chills -l Pains In the Bowels, Diarrhaa Dysentey Ch Wind ia the Bowels, and all Inernal Payiolic Wravle8 sEoul aRE a car ha btle of RAD. drops In water will prevent sickness or pains from orsne oar It is better than French Brandy Miner. an Lumbernmen should always RAD WAY's Regulating Pills Perfeot, Purgative, Soothing, Aperi. ent8, Aot without Pain, Always Roliable and Natural in Oporation. A VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL, Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet purge, regulate, pur fy, cleanse and streng. RADWAY's Pi.14 for the cure of all disorders of Female C mnpla ats,ervous h snses, ?sadder, pte U AAInh Constipation, CostivE 1ess, in - eon fahei o eiilioses aoFever, Indla m the Internal VIscara. Puirely vegetable, contain. in o mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs. from Diseases of he folsleel Orgns onslpa tion, Inward Illes, Fulness of Blod In the Head, Acidlit of the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn, Disgust of l ood, Fullness or weight in the Sto mach, Sour Ernctations Sinking or Fluttering at the Hleart., Choking or fluffering Sensations w hen Webs bofrb the igtFever and dul Pamn In the Head, Deicienoy ofh Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eye. Pain in the Side, Chest, Lib, and Sudden lushes of Heat, Bufrning in A few doses of RADWAY'S PJI. -Ill free the system from all the above-named disorders, SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. Prifee, 35 Cents Nor Box. READ "FALBE AND TRUE." Senad a Letter stam p to R ADWAY & CO., No. Si areJoChurch St.., New York. Wlfration worth thousandls will be sent To flee Public, Be sure an,l ask for RADWvA''s, and see that tae 355* "Ranway" ison what you buy. Cdaparara,,i, i by Dr. -. ii. Mayer Mamicn Ply. Wil i ho sat ilrm ,u ra, samps for :o each1 aoti i casHn a2auday of 6th 1. In i r r a an la ,tt an cial 1(orel I n 1, 12 .. a t lrthalomr or. oor and weak. Some is had bece 'e such bad blood that tihe wvonder i >comec to bite them, Is. Owmng to the iron which is present. . s alwvays unlsaltisfactori. The pr be said to en joy good Jiealtli.pr roduice a preparation of' iron which resltedi in thiat perfec -rprai~ s Iron Bitters, t ' te oreplaton is the only one which a ccom1 ishe th t Gr at Iro n cdciie ~re