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AGIOULTURE. VENTILATION IN TRE DAURY.-Tie im portaneo of a current -of puro air through a milk-room where the milk is set for creau is not sufiliiently under atood. It is supposed that if the apart ment is airy, dry and Clean, and free from oJors more or less offensive or even objectionable, these are suFfliClent. But they are not suffloient unless the term airy is understood in its fullest se8nse as including not only a large space but also a constantly moving and renewed body of fresh, pure air, that has not been deprived of its proper share of ox ygen by any previous process of con nuaiption. This is necassary for the following reasons: First, exposure to pure air prevents the formation of acid in milk. It is known that milk will sour very rapidly in the close atmos phere of a cellar in which the air has been deoxidized by means of decaying vegetable matter, or in whieh the posts or beams are affected by dry rot. Sec ondly, we know that this first souring is due to the change of the milk sugar into laciVo acid, a spontaneous change in which no allcration of the elements has occurred, and which requires noth ing more than the mere absence of oxy men to affect it. This change will take place very quickly, as many milk dairymen find to their surprise and cost, when inilk Is caniied tightly before it has been cooled and aired suliciently. Thirdly, we know that this needed airing simply afects the oxidation of the milk requir ed to destroy the germs paresent in it, and by the operation of which the ebatinge of the milk sugar to milk acid is produced. Fourthly, it is known that exposure to air, and necessbarily to oxy gen, which is the only active element in the air, develops a high flaor inl the cream and in the butter made from it, and that cream so exposed to the air, or as we term it in connion parlanve, ri-. ened, churns more easily than other eream,aindi produces the very best. quial ity of butter as regards color and Ilavor. The fact is, the 1lavor of butter, ad of chese as well, is deve;oped only by a prceessa of oxidation, airipg or ripniing, for iail these teiims mean the same thing, and if the dairy or cheeve-room is not well ventilated and provided with abun dunxee of fresih, puro, moving air, guod butter or cheese can not be made. WHAT RIMs FiRUI TmEms.-Aleep platiniiag is On0 ort---to piliat, a tree rathor slallower than it. formierly stood is really the right way, whilst nany plant a tree ias they would a post. Roo'tts are of two kialds- the young and eider rootlets; colposed ilirely of cellIs, tle t(edems of i-e t-rees, always founid itear the surface gettinlg air aid miioistuAreand roots of over one year old, whiel stoive only its suipporters of the tree niid con duetors ot its food, iI (oC .ho injury that oenlsue whten the delaeato rootlets are so teeply buried in IIo earthli. Plae ing fresi or green nallitro iii contact with Ile -youn.vg ro(ts is anot.ler great. error. The placo to pult manure is oin I he surfiacei, where the eleieits disiit-e grate, dissolve and carry it dowiawaird. .N umelrous formis of hiungi are gnerated aaid reprodumcedt by thIe appailientioni of siuchi mauries directly to the roots, aini they immnediuately at tank thea trot, It is very well to enic thelIle soil at tra'anisplana - uig tha' tree, baut tihe muaunur, ii to bie mi contact with er' very neaar thle roots, should lie thIoroughly dtcompijosed. A oxeas lamous Il'arisiian florist nmed Blecheheri, hialvlug procured asoime rare itniemoines fromul thle East, woiuhiinot pait ith ai rioot eithetr for loie or zuon. ey. 1"r ae muyears lhe contrived to keep the treaasures to haimaseIf, until a wily benatoer panid lhim a visit, andi, walkmig rouniat Ih lar ~adeni, observed thant Ithe ehaerishaed aniemioiat a were ini seed. Let t ing lai- robe alal upon the plants as if by accient. he Ia swept oil ai inmber of the lite f ealthery seeds, which his ser v-ant, tol lowiag close upon his heels, baruished till hisa master's robe andi se na etly aappropariatedl. Before long the - iguardly florist hadt thle mnortihintiotn of seeing h.Ms highly-p rized "'straini" ini the p~ossessioni of his neighbors andi IE. L. E'riun'iivar' sayvs lie has found strong tobacco waiter ai remedy for the cabbitete flea, Lectle, hallica strilolata, the hittle 1black nug or ilea which i- so - destrucetive to young pia' is of tucrnip, redisha i~d caubbaige. Thie decoutioa muist ho muade strong. This tobiacco water is of no avail with theosti iped hug or eucumbl er IbentlIn. Oorneobs (lipped in coalfa tar rini turpectane and keroseae seemed to dlrivo away a large propiortion) tof the biee-tes. Tuli1 way to grow liorstradlish is from the hliei roots four or live inches ini length. T1hese will produnce gotod radish tit her use in one' 'eason's growth. Plat the root small end down andat so thait tho top1 wall bo t wo inehes undeltr thle soil. 1f can remain in the ground till very lata In the aautuinn aind bie pittedl or cani remamuui in than grotundt untal spring. 1t constatly inicreases, and there is diiiger t hail it will spread too tar an ad becoine troublhiesonmo. Tuae dljepreat i~loh iises on1 farm er5' crops ae comipelling larintrst to lean a good deal of enotooogy. .It is mnuchl less comimoan luan it waus a few ~yeaars ago to kill a wormn or bug naerely beOcaulse at lockedl ugly. Homte of our best imsect friends are neither pretty in looks nor ini dispos-ition. It is in the lall that their predlatory chiarater hen elits us, for thaeir energies ar then don voted to destrioiiang our woast teemies. TImu best limo toa stock a fish pnd is ini stummer, but aany tiame widl d o wheni the groundi~ cani be worked. I it is ii tended lorn trout, it is best to havo it stocked by Aug.ust, ian oitder thai. the ih may becoiine aicciustomedt to theauiri new homen before spawning ini than fall. Fish should inot be movetd to distanit ponds about, thie spauwninig timit,as Ihey aren apt, to he inj3 ured or rendered pernam aenitly baurren. Ai'P'ax ]3iiona.-rdho ire blight ---so, called--of apple trees, is a tdiseatse which ill the smalhl twigs :and leauves and cause the frees to aulppear '- if seoiched. Tlh emnly thing ithat cana aie donie in- to prune thae trees closely, cut off' all thin dead wotod, and burna it. Then give the trees a liberal dreassinig of liaii or* wood ashes. PLouatinma wi'aa ('ow's.n ex-Jaidge In Ohio c'ounuty, beiag short of work stock, hitcelad his milch cows anti hout ers to then ploughl. T.lhe ox Judlge now says that as evidoice of hais success lie hias left over ini hais cribs 600 bushels of as fine corn ias he ever' raised, CUTNSr T.iinasm-Timb ter should not be cat in eairly aprintg, as the wootd is then full of sap. Whenever the foli age is greatest~during July anid Aiugu t, is the best time,and the hot weather be ing favora 1lo for seasoning, timber keeps 0ound Olgiar. DOMEMTIO. PENNSViNANA CAT Fisn CHOWDER, - After four pounds of fih have bo skinned and drawn, ifash them in col water, put them into a kettle half fu of salted boiling water, and boil the, gently until the flakes begin to separ ato; then take them up and remove th hones; put the flaked fish into a sauct pan with enough milk to cover then and keep them hot. in another sauct pan put two tablespoonfuls of butte and four onions poeled and sliced, au fry them together; meantime peel an slice half a dozen tomatoes and fry thei with the onions, and soak a pound c split Boston crackers in a quart of mill when the onions and tomatoes hav fried about ten minutes, take nearly aJ of them from the saucepan in whi: they were fried, and put in the fish an crackers, in layers, with the onion ana tomatoes; seasoning each layer wit salt and pepper; then add four 'table spoonfuls of Worcestershire, or an good table sauce; put in enough mill to cover the chowder about two inche, and simmer it gently for about ten mit utes; thou servo it hot. Lemons ou in quarters are uoually served with eat fish chowder. Unlet Smu's Navy. In a comnimuleation published in th Army and Navy Journal, Commande J. B. Coghlan,U. S. N.,states that the con iultations of eminent naval and other our geons, respecting his rheumatic attack, failed to afford hun the slightest relief By advice of Dr. 1oyle le used Bt Jacob's Oil, which wrought a coinpILet and, as lie says, wonderful cure. John Uar Moody, Esq., lawyer at Val'ejo, Cal., we likewise cured of a severe joint trouble. N t.w OIuaANS 0 umo.-Pluck .ni aingo a large fowl or a young turkey wipe it all over with a wet towel, el ofl the head 1anid feet, draw it carefully and cut it in joints as for frienssee 1oel and slice a medium-sized ontion ulit it. over the fire in the soup-kettl with half a cupful of lard, and let i begiin to brown; then )u1t in the chick on, and a piece of sou) beof weighini about threo pounds; when the chickel is brown, add four quarts of cold wate and a tablespoonful of salt, and bo tiho chicken att beef very gently unti tho chicken is tendor. When the lichik on is tender, taLo out. the piece of beef and reserve it for other dishes; whil the ehicken is boiling, strain the litiluo fron a iunired oystors, and remove a bits of shell frout the oystrs; ifter th sioup hits been taken from the gunmb put in tie oysters and thoir liquor, son son the guinho pAlaitably, leL it boi olee, an11d tho draw it to the side o the fire. As soon as possible, serve it and just before pouring it into the ti reen stir into it two tablestpoonfilq o gunho ./it /, which is a tin0 powdel made from the young leaves and shooth of siassafras dried. Our t est Feaniltes. I l v t r1oubb- . ,11altLt forovert six Vears wit of tn-It rinary orgatntis, wi lh its attejiant :n-b.::. No. at needed constant tten. WIfnh ~ etr jsinils int11 th ladder, as well ae int the bactk anatl loltns. At uins I pansstd a liinttit l quta t lily turinet, htiglv coloredt witl intItatural lheat andu st-tlinn-ttt.; frtequentl e~vntitalionst~ W tinli bet very ~imitit'ul. I con. eitnde-d 1 ha:t II ntitit do sitines hin g forw It. fear. Ing t hat littrt' st-rihus Ittubl wott l'ollow, I weni t ti th atrutggi st a tid was recomt ttnede to itse' liiiunt's ih-itn lyv, as5 it llad bietn uset wit ewitt'ul stieeriss itt several..ev-m- cas ii t dropjsy : i 1 k idnety antd blander affel~ctioen. hit-ot I f0el r te-I ti othtiled Ijt t t, an wa ter htec-anmte tutoret nattil, liess color ai tentt, th plit' n1is l in baIk aniti that heavy ft'tehlg gonet, wit hi a genietra Itn n1 g y ti t hi s.vsts-ti; atnt I cotittiito u-at itI unti I usia Ilettnedyi withI *itallIIy ats gaittl slitia. . n intatr, behevlingta It a lttty as~ well a p~tasl lit i ilv. \ ou are' at li i-'t y toi -t i t O 'Uming t*n, l., .\tay i19 I.M% Pni s --Always bake pies on tin plates as they are thinner and bake better o1 the bottom; and1( they' do net have a bat taste after much use. Pies should bh rinmmed witlihstrips of liaste. For ap pie pies cooked lriuit Is best, and shoui he sweetened too sweet for the testi betitre I ho final cooking. Heal) th< Iin g ini the centre, as it will naturahl, tenitl towards the edge. No lavorini is better thtan nutmeg. In rollung to] paste do not) use flour. and roll butt tw< ways-fIromn you and to one side. Cu the top) pasto larger tihan the pie plat< and draw it into the edge by raisingi in the centre. TInlnttionai dysei aIc conut ipal timn. colic, cholers I inorn'ti, fee rst~ .'t tkil dtisias, hll s, it i ht' LEMse, Pivl- u.-nphnt i agu c~.r non -tegau ofheou onstis, ltbo, oroerm Iu iute 'oflbilingn ater nd pt. t len int beIns;ng core--th' ove with eone pte, ait ar.leavf t li'ver n dayst. organ i ill flt'sitit ad ater tn nati add vente isl cikei ii igln. dy"-i.henaird' oVe labia purileri h.x vnegard drits l oer them go Pidtiltle si.-Pot i doa taron ptsap ook omon att'ctpoutover ai the vinega ofbaligs aeranspth lemrn Knto this; cerv it asovI 1 mer i ate, and' o al ev it ftivoes l days DHi offthest and waON-tetr and raeh atind as heod of waenedy t theelem n st drailn agin. foren our ine ten as imh isoel viear aswhle themt wciit dplen ofT tane waper let tIn gerand ra fie shanutes Tiod downl thl reove, the sokis pu them incasionall the Sflc vi ertwastnstit. ah0 let them rgemrai in dteseiA till sthpe fireenicely row8 dr. stre whldlhie va. Coadies Oo.-nantietld'a' bor an ster lomnY Ahuh bA Vwhed,stnot pele thrboh them or hrhure waters crbi ienderi f h watero tai let itthenfr lemov te ous;in put t int a drow pipan, puwigtw a ilum of buate: ond e epper aondny sat oil itc sone four ore riemi hors o u n itil erec aretemder; brondai iteryI wior cL)adis, ad hlrnt and sofoute atd fereas a- viegealewt . t HUMOBOUM, - A MAN Who waS looking through a n second-hand store in Brooklyn, with a a view of finding a bedstead to suit him, 1 finally examined one, and asked: "Ar' a you sure there are no bugs in this ?" - "Bugs I Vhy dot pedetead was oud of e my own family I We got it vhen my - brudder Moses vhas here, und now lie , has gone away I sell it for half-price." "8ay, I believe It has had bugs iny' r "Ompossible. my friendt. My wife d vhas so neat dot if she knew of such tings in der house she gograzy." "And u I'll be hanged if there isn't proof I" of exclaimed the customer, as he pointed ;; to an unimpeachable evidence. "Vihell I e vholl l'' The customer was going oat I with a heart-broken look on his' face, a when the other detained him, and said: I "Dot's all right after all. Ef you puy s dot pedstead you know you have bugs a from a respectable family I Moses vhas head-clerk in Rochester, und you know I vhas here twenty-seven years in pees ness." Terrible Snuflrtngs. Dr. R. V. PIERcE, Buffalo N. Y .-I have a friend who suffored torribfy. 1 purchased a bottle of your "Favorite Prescriptions," and, as a result of its use, she is )erfect-ly well. J. BAILY, Burdett, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery" a ned "Pleasant Purigat1ive Pellets" puril'y Wtoh blood an(It euI1r) constipiation. A MAN at .Long .Branch recently en tered a restaurant and said: "Have you any clam-chowder ?" "We have." replied the waiter. "Bring me a plate." A plateful was placed before him, and he set to work with great gusto. After he had taken about a dozen spoon fuls, he drew a pair of opera glasses from his pocket and looked intently at the chowder, for some tiue. t Then lie jumped in the air and shou ted: "'Eureka I" "What's that?" asked the proprietor, "I've got it I" yelled the diner. "Got what ?" asked the restaurateur. "A clam I" "Great Scott I" yelled the proprietor; 0"he's got the clam I" r And before the diner could say a word, the proprietor picked the clam up in a pair of gold pinceors and bore it triumphantly to the kithen, threw it back into a hugo boiler of chowder, and said: "Who dealt the chowder to that r dark-haired man over there ?" ".I did," said the assistant cook. I "Then you are discharged for dealing out the clam that we use for flavoring purposos. f D r. It. V. I' :mt .:, liitfthlt, N. Y.- Dw . Sir---I'ori Itoiny 1u11n1thls I was a great s 'if - Cferr. I 'hy icia 1n:4 eii It l a t l I Iue to rel ie'. I 1Ny espair I cominiced the Iuse o ' you r r 'Favorite P srito." 11. spovdily cf t'eted myiv In entire itel Ieriatont, Cure. Ye'tra ftnkt'ully, N us. PA U 1. It. ItA TI'ElR, lowa City. lia. "WHAT a horribly shabby hat you aro wearing I" said a gentleman to an acquaintance. "I declare I'm really ashamed of you. Come into this hat store and I'll get you a now one." "Oh, no, you don't. You can't play no such tricks on me.'' "Tricks ? What do you mean ? I don't wan't to play no tricks on you." "Yes you do, but I won't have it that way," objected the man with the bad hat. "Where is there the least chance for a trick ?" "Why you see, my wife declares she won't go out with me as long as I wvear this hat, and I don't propose to render myself perfectly dlefenceless by getting a new one. This hat saves me live (dollars a day sometiuses, and I wouldn't part with it for money," it' you are bilotis, take Dr. Pie'ree's "P lea;ts-rtit PuIrgatt ive Pel lets,''" Ihe origin1al "'Lil IlI Liver Pills."' Of all druagg'its. ''WnAv's that thing ?" asked a dairy man, as a chromo peddler held up a picture in which all tihe hues of the rainbow were displayed in reckless pro fusion, without regard to harmony or correctuess. ,"A cow," replied the smiling art con noisseur, with a show of pride. I "A cow ?" gasped the milk handler, a "Well, that's the tirst time I ever saw - a green cowv browsing 0on salmon col I ored grass. Here John I" lie yelled to a the hired man; "bring me the gin I" 3 But the chromo tiend clImbed the i fence and made a break for the woods, ) Neithincg l.ako It. ) No maedeIn~ue haes ever* been knbowng sol effectlal in t the ure of a~ ll oso 'ceaset arising fr.om an Ian 3pure Uonit toni C tof h blood ase Scovall's SarsapartIla t or lbod and liver Syrup, thle ';niverstal ietnedy for thle Core of SerIfta, white Swellinugs, Alheu S3orete uand Diseases, ('cnsuciP: Cn, (toltre, Holls, -Cantcers, andt all koudred dtiseases. Ic purifies the s yatemn, bring.t eolor to the cheeks and restorca thc su lfore-r to a normiaal Ccndlion01 of head lth ndvigor. SCoviIl'S sr-s:,parillat or 1Blood ando Liver 83 rup 'eejsithe blaud and gives permnet. beutciy to1 thie skini. A N Ew Ia onKc broker who reached a village in Ohno tihe other evonuing was interviewed, soon after pllacilng his name on the register, by a farmer, who said: "I1 just wish you had arrived here this afternoon ?" t ''Any oeitement ?" replied the bro ker. a "Woll, I should say so. My son, llamiel, wats convied of stealing seven ,sheep, and has been held to the higher . court. You ought to have been here I" ''"Why 1'' ,''Why; l'd have had you on the jury, and you could have cleared D~amel slick ats grease. Our folks here don't look at such things na you Now Yorkers For Tuntek Ieats, .nIeaevy 5tstmahs, hilious conidit ions-wella' May A pyle P'ills aniiioscu rc 10 and '2e. I "WY(di you leave your last place ?" was asked of the mnan whot had applied 'for the position of coachman and an n Iounicedl himself without a fault. "'Family wenit to Europe, sir." "'Yes, butt the horses were left be hind." l'8o they weore, sir, andi so was the rcook." "Did you have a fuss with the cook ?" "Woell, sir, shio's a very capable per eon, but no lady. 8he wanted to dress up of an evening and have me drive her Sout and lot her put on the style of the Smissus; iut when I desired to give a billiard party, what (lid she do but kick about serving up the lunchconi As I t said, sir, shlo's a handy meat and p~astry cook, but no lady, and so 1 left," - HIUNTSvIt it, AI-AeAVA.-DIr. J1. C. Spotawood, ) says :"I haightly rtecommiiendt Hrown's iron litters 'foy.'lyspepsta, rheumattamn and gene~ral d~e i The homes are the grand training schools wvhere men and wvomen are being fashioned and snt out Int the worl., Peopie Grow Bitious Scarcely less often from imprudence in diet. and failure to avoid other causes which aggravate a natural tendency to biitousness, titan from the use of ill chosen remedies. The violent catharlice in jure the bowels by weakening then, but l'ave no speclil action upon the liver. The aperient opoe. ation of losteltot' stoinacl Bitters Is widely dif furent, fron t he abrupt effect of drastle purgatives, half triturated blue il1, and potent but Injurious caloniel. It initiates a natural and healthful change In the habit of body, stimulates the liver to renewed activity in the performance of Its bile secreting function, prouiotes digestion, and man festi Its etoliency by the removal of the 'unpleas ant senatitons, yellownoss of the akin, nausvea and furred tongue Whilh accompany liver disorder. Fever and ague and bilious remittent fever, which are always attended with chronic udisorder of the bililary organ, are lreve ited and relieved by it, and at i a medicine of stantlrd exceollentce In caseq of rhenmatism, kidney and bladder troubles und debility.____________ A fundamental condition ot happiness in this world is activity, and that kind of aclivity Which carries with it all the faculties. I have been very much benefited by one 60 cent bottle of Ely's Oream Uaim When I began using it my Catarrh was so bad I had headache most of the whole time and discharged a large amount of filthy matter. That has almost entirely (ilsappeared and I have not had headache since to amount to anything. Please send me two more bottles.-John U1. Suminers, Stepney (onn. An unhappy marriage is like an ec centric machine it makes one dance, but you can't let go. FOn nYAPKIIA, INMlENTION, depression of spir its and genieral debaivtvun their varioms lormns; also as a preventivr against fever nlil ague aiil other Intermittent fevers, the 1" erro- l'hosplhorated Elixir of Callsaya" made by Caswell, llazadr & Co., New York, and sold by all Drugglsa, II Ie best tonic; aind for patients recovering from fever or other sickness, it las tin equal. A man in Rooiestor hits sucli a cracked voice that lie rarely says any thing without breaking his word, Never give up? you can fin a remedy for lleart Disease, everyone who has tried Dr. Graves' Heart Regulator says it is a sure cure. It does rather stir up the bile of a college president to speak of him as run ning a dude factory. JtudgeJ.M. Smith, N. Y., ised sueress/uly 2 bottles of Dr. Elmore's Rthucuatine-uta lite for his25-year old rheutnalic gout, after try ing In vain everything else. ie sItys if I. U. cost $500 a bott I lie would buy it.. What is an artist to do when he is out of canyas? He should draw on his imagination. Don't let any one convince you that those pains around ,our heart are not heart disease, they are, do not delay bet procure Dr. Graves' kHeart Regulator. 30 years have proved its value. Pride, like the magnet, constantly points to one object-onlf; bitt, unlike the magnet, it has no attractive pole, but at all points repels. There was a young latdy quite fair. Who had inuch trouble with her hair, So she bought Carioline And a sight to be seen, Is the head of this maiden, I declare, Hlow in It possib~le to expect that man. kind will take advice, when they will niot so much as take wvarning? Skinny Men. "Wi el''Health Reuiewer"restorea hiealtii and vigor cures Dyspepsia, Imunotence Sexual DebIlity. si. A melancholy reflection-Thie top of a bald head in a looking glass. vigor, strength and health, all fouin I in one bot tle or Brown's Iron Billers. Life is not so excessively charged with sweetness that one needs to be con tinu ally throwing in acids or bitters. BUN VIVANTs iluti ihat by using GAs TuI N te no unptleasan&it feelhaigs are experiencevl aft er eating or drinking. $old by diruggists. UASTitisi- is in l iquid t'orin. Driuggists. A'~ways in trouble-U R. ~LLS TRADE MARN. The 1:ills are svarrantedl to be PUKRiLY vege table, free froin all m:in~erail anid other poisonomus subls"tan~ces. They are a cemtaini euarm for Consti Pmion., Sick lh-adache, Dysimepshii, Biliousness, '.1orid iLi ver, Loss of Appetite, and all diseases arisinig from the ELver-, St4beacl, BoweM or lidalueys. They remove all obstructions fromn time channels of the mysternm amt purify the blmood, - tiereby im lpar:tig hthci, strentgth and rig.'mr. !Sold tiy dl:ing. glls, oJr setnt by in:all for 25 centba in atamps by P'. NEUSTIA EDTERt & 00., 8a Moroer St., New Y ork, Sole .intftet ~ers of fT. IERIN A itS)V EI. Sen for mirrcilar. 5FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OFa *eCONSTIPATION. -- No other diseaso is so provaloat in this oun- M i"' try a cntipaluon, amid no remedyhas ever * equalled the o.-lebratedt Klinoy-Wort a a e E oure. Whatever tho cano, howvover obstinato 15 (S the case. this reomedy wilt overcomeoit. ,. SPILES """ '"'st'*"s"" **"in. ;oeomplicatedwthoomnt-fpation. Kidnecy-Wort "' y strengthens the woake~ned parts and qunickly - 5eoures all kindmi of Pilea oveni when phiysioians A Sand mnedicin~es have beforo failed. 42- ('2-If you have either of these troubles n PRfIE $i. USE Druggato Sel SOMETHINO EVERY LADY OUGHT TO KNOW. Thlere exists~ a means of'se enring a soft and brilliant Comiplex ion, no matter how p oor it may naturally be. .lingan's Magnolia .Balm is a deli cate and harmless arti ce, wich i nstaintly removes F reekle s, Tan Rledness, Rou~gh ness, Erul~ions, Vul garinshings, etc., etc. So deliateandnatural are its effeefs that its use Is not suspected by anybody. Nol ady has the right to present a disfigured face in society when the Magnolia Balm is sold by all drugglsta for 76 cnt. Who does the best hiis circumstances allow, does well, acts nobly; angels could do no more. Walniut Leaf itr Restorer. It is entiroly <llIl~ront from aI llot.lier. It is as clear am water, aiti as its nano-indicates Is a porfeit Vegelable Hair Riestorer. It will in Imediately iroe tho head froita all dandruintre store gray hair to its nat ural color antid pro iuce a new growth where it. 1.a. 1i1ln oil1. It does not iII any iaier aitet the health, which s1lplh1ur, sugar of leat mand nitrate of silver preparat iIoils htilloe. It will change light or failed hair in a few days to a beatititi'n glossy brown. Ask yotrdrtiggist.i)1r it. Iaeli hotttle is w arrm iteil. t i'ri i, i It & C o. Wbhmniesale Agenmts, I'lladellilmia, Pa. an U. N. CUlIt Tr roN. New York. So far as we are concerned, style is ao object. We would just as leave walk to a cemetery as ride in a hoarse. Eno ry's Little Cathartic Pill-best made ror Liver Coniplaint and Biliousness. l'asteless, harmiless, infallible. .15c. Our true knowletge is to know our >wn ign rance. Our own strength is to know our own weakness. Tiit HMlbantid of M1iine Is three tines the wan lie was before lie b)egan aulSig Wells' lealth ieniewer. $t. Druggist-, Lot its clug to our Father in Heaven, is a obild, walking in the night, clings to his lather's hand. TAMPleo, 'KNN.-iev 1). It. .ll;illy, sayB: 'Bro% n's Iron itters relieved we of itildigestion ind nervousness a iter lhysicians failed." A skeleton in the closet--A hoop ikirt. CDI 4.. HE GREATE RER MT NiiMEO CU RES Rheumatism, curalgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache. ieadachle, Toothache, Nela sras. MuuniItm. Frnt~'ams llamaIen, AND AL. Ol'lint 2u10i. PAINS AND A-iES. Bold by Druggn nii la r.er % -twere. Fifty centsa bottle Dml) wue Ila II I. a.1.1.itges. TIlE CiiiU.NM A. VOGE; Rilt CO. Buo.eeos to A. VOhIlLY:. t0.. 1 Ilitihuore. 11d.. U. S. P . I ow IS A SURE CURE for all disenso of tie Kidneys and LIVER Iha peoific action on tie moat important organ, onabling it to throw oil torpidity and inaction. ating lho boaiti Lecretlon of the Tio, and by kcoping tho bowolinim rne condition, offocoting its x ,eutar dischargo. a bilious, dyspepti', or constipate', Kiduoy Wart will amuroly relievo and quickly curo. Inm the Sprig to cleanse Lthe Syatm, ovary one should talho a thorough contrso of' it. U- SOLD BY DR JQaISTS. Price $i. Vit a1 Q estiOns Ask 'he auiost it n'int phtysicianm 01'at,.y sehil, what, is the best v, hing in he wortl for' quietintg niaul allayinhg all Iirr'i ation of the ierves anti eurig all fornin o1 Ike ref'rsing sleep, always ? Ant I they will t0II you unhoitatingly "Sommo form off opois an Ct! A PTE'C . Ask any or all of' tho mont, oLeient. phy delanis: ."What i t best aid oily rpnedny that in be relecti on to uro all disease. of the kitineys naii urinary organs; such as l Mright's ulisea, lite. rtenalt ton or inaim bility to retain nrine, and' all the diseases andu ~arieIs pecoili:mr to Women" "Anid they will tell you expli'.utly anid .Ask tihe samne plmayseicias "Who'lat is theo umost relaibe anui surest utre for all liver dliseases or tlvnlpepsia; coin utition, Indigeutton, b lioutsnessn, malatirial fever, me, &c, amid they will tell y ou MandraKe I or D.mtdliou I, lienmce, whmen these reunedles are comined with tthers equamlv lythnle And couipotanded iuto Hiop ilters, snelm a (cumnclumied lIOXI. week.l DATA RnRH H A Y-FEViE R. 33'r twont3.f-' ear I v AJ~tAMP~lJ~ Fever. wh, le sumllerlin 11 teimly I was iniiced t iryly's Crei ____ ~ naln, ammd th.'eoi'ect was inarvoi. - ona. it ena~mbled lm o npermfor,nm #4YEV iny p eatoral (dit es wIthoust thme YILVCR shmgimtestinmconveience amd have eHe'i t.(, a retuirn aattnemk, It :s a' iy rbul iator, l.Iml m'tm, N.J bs lim' th inger htt thme nmostr'., bia Ri ). orber.,i,ciallyI cIlanslniC IAY-EEVER th,,n 111i01 aengos of camtsm'rtnam viruls calta n heatlthy secret .011s. RtOME-CO0L). It allny13' nII 11mma:ton, procts~'t I P'osT[Ji VE CUlt I~I(mi rold io 'ethm', EL Y'S t~OSres - l'etorg's tt~,5114 ~REAM BAL.M. ~ rnizdb Jnt naillted for cold llt ie hel * Acreelnel tO i tr' ciitrirceiar. 10 celt a aaetmc all mmd or at Nothing til th' worlud m',iuni to it for the cure' of scrnfula, inptlei. Hunll,, T'(,mm<r, 4 l.i Se', sore' mye-, Idireurial t'Isewm aca tla. I..ss of Apptte, reate cornplalr. s. amt' all filood ileas. it ,mrer falls. All I rug i-.' s ai. ii countr~y store keeprm seit it. It. E. tSmier, 'hiltx Peetoral will eurro 3 oa~r er mrbd. Pice' 'W, e't (OElNTS WANTED tor tile Best anti Faatest sellin~g PIctorIal Books and ibies. PrIceus ro noe f Der 00at. NATIONA L P'Un. 00O. Phlltarta.. P'a 'OIMAN ltURiNE88 COLLEoEp. Nowarn .'4.J. 'Tisim *40. PositIons for mrradulates. w~rite for' eienlars. I'o itt free. Acdresn' & o.. Aana. to latphor Mil(k isth be1lst LntenIIlt Pr'e '25 mente uSE II ors lo Ste urdrug BAD, DAD, - Some blood is bad because it is r It contains impurities. Some men ha' It does not poison the mosquitoes wh<i The rich red color of good blood Blood which has not enough iron ini son in whose veins it circulates cannot The efforts of expert chemists to can be assimilated with the blood havy which is an important part of Browvr which freely enters into the blood. 1i the desired good. --s .~,''. ,i,,'9 Weak, poor, thin blood' may' be blood may be purIfied by the use of irm Eilles - PERCHERON STALLIONS, liare land 1il 9 j1tttlaud itothers on the way, n o; to In rvals so as to hai yconstanty on hand the PACIFIC FARM, Seward, Nebraskat, (perialnent address). AND 332 PALISADE AVENUE, JEI.SEY CITY, N. J Hoadquartera and distributing polut till March lst. 1884. Amongny recent im ortfitions itreth WINNER of first prize ofAND GO0) MF )AL len the 4 enars ouI llxmAvy draft stallion eimie at the copp.'ursa hippa'nIaao ri oal at Caen June 12th--17th. 1883 (5o) horeaaat the shlow). The WINNER of first PRIZE 1AND WOLD MEDAL in 4 years old drnft stallion insiat anee >lace The winner of FIlRST ORIAN D GOLDl D Al1D . i the 4 years heavy draft iaro cluss at sa"m pitace. A oi secot(I 1nIZE waNNHit ill the last clait- ilad third iprizo whinr in tho 4 years old heavy draft staolin eain Further 4 of thol7 stallloaas that took the "grand oi' Jct of art" for best hord of draft horses at Cilen. Also mhree winnrs of 001 1) %I-0AlEi*A at St. Lo ini 1883 non 8 other pri-s" taken at "Atortaio. Alenconm anl Pervencherce." QUALITY tot (2f ANTITY in whot look for. 2% o pet -mad, third or fourth grad'e stock airtedhby 010. 1aaaq''e aaatvi'atnaves III lillrlitsaalg nilow tira ta sell it irst 1ssi naiiltal v-er cent eliea ir I in s1rg 7) re oiteto key1 i rate Io, pojt Mur I innehine Im Ainess Ink Frne 1.coisa me fit direct contit- I wil thal bre'ders "all tte r a round." h ave now ovir 111 in11l ona 11 lis e tral whio'si I ann sean't at a itmai'nt' nittie with 'tit' naoy extra eenas.e wat P*er audf r ent-it 'em livin-r 'm I 'irtictilars or call iid j .1-3 o o yourselves. vary bd w 'le ime. DUS. J. N. & J. 11. IROBENSACE. TROE AIILICl) W-l'it 'I Ilic EFl-'i'o OF SELl'-A1USH AND MERICWItIALI/ATIOhi sliould saut hesitate to comeaila J. N. atal J. H. 110 BENSACK, of 206 North Sec.odl st.reet, Ptlaladel a, either by ntil or b / lra u, thure ig tile hour rll 8 A. M. to 2 P. M., aud 6 to JP. M. Advioe free. whosoever would know 111s COnd tion and the way to Il!terove shoultid road "WleISDOM IN A N& TSHELL" Sent on receipt o 8-cent sammnp. *TSSTOPPED FREE Insane Persons Hostored Dr.KLINE'S GREAT ISN ERVE RESTORER florli BRAIN& NERVE DISRASES. Oilyere cure lop Nerve' Affertia.s. Post, E t. ItFALLiaL If taken as directe. a F u"rst"a ss. Treatise and s trial bottle free to ree ed. en na ani ex ress address '- thiee to DR. KIA IN. z Arch St., 'uladet hi Fs FRAZER AXLE GREASE Sent in thq world. tiet the genuine. Every packasre has nieor terade-nark antd to sarkeda Fraser's. 0 0 L D EVERYWREUE. 5A "U*S ntand board tl yourown countx 6 Youn ien or I adiedoutfit free. Au de P1. W. MEGLER&CO..Phladel-phia,a 8 SHEETS ~On~ writIu par, In blotter, with oaledar, b mail or 11e. Agents asted. oomoxY rIuNIn Co., Newbury PortI Ms. a m ' VERITHatIt to sell AGENTS WANT ED bumt y saa tian tnaselklsine ever invonted. Will kait a pair of stoe kgd witla IlEECL and''OiE coxusplet in a inianutena. It wIll also kidt a gr'-at varaety of fanao. work f r which there Is alwan a radl market. Heaa for circuilar anad terma. to the wosa aly I niting Macelats Co., 163 Treanout Etreoat. iosaton, Mnss. sht a t iit sileep. andai trlmad its te-t hI If so. it, Iaua WOR51 AliS, sindI you, shtouIld uat D#'CLARK'S tNFALIBLE' I WOJRM SYRUP ini its tton. 2.ua. an. hittla. Drtaigact. W~J A9'fE D- 1,ADiI* E8 O 'lA Ki I~t NEW I'.aev wor'- at atear htornea. in city or counatry, *ndt aearna So to. $12 pe'r woek. mla akina1ir oods lair oama Fall andai Ii intter Tread. Hel lic. I oar sampile andl iarticualara. UDISON MIFU. CO.,Sd5 81xth Ave,, N.Y, sure. ac -.amteda ta tar. J. I.MyrManOic l8t Arcan i-t., Pla ta. AdvIce fr Mals flo e ply. WIl i be ntt ranch 0O1.- ee. hesen or cat month: cysa no loass, 1k0 tigP2d turd o terc mIona, t WrsnIo, li ~ ana ri h , P at ndr lal iote. h~ aitoa l. t.fa at 0th omr TO SP.ECULATORSe It. JLINl Hlh Ma~ A a ti. N. (4 3l.LElU A Co. 8 & 7 Chambelaar of 65 lirondwvay Commnner-.e. Chlicago. New ~ork. GRAIN AND PROVISION BROKERS. Neo beso f 0 ate iioteiaattn ruia Eiaanges an We have exeliaalvo tarliva telegr-ual hro intween Chicaigo anad Netw Yrk. Wi mexecanta ordlers, oan our 1imntwhe lrtaestedl >'enda f-a'r rireilars a-oa. Dhieraaco.p iailar. 1t01ri'. LID~ISLOM & (JO., irnA tie P'iairt Iteiisl.ii~~xini Ie,iir:: cel11~(Siaaiet' Itr E'as i I' nan s*en MItt'C lt4ngs. UEi~ti siamt 1'aie- y 4' lates . A.M L 4 NO.4 onraoet.14y W~ANTED~ lltu iaii :;;a',-na :?aaa"a.; dollarsai weeli- toi riaali'am. Ai'l I -h e-ont at H CI FtH lL- baoth. New i.rsy. )lalo: lio nire aa cultivait.l. aall saeed~ a ito im h 2over andit real in>; wite I lby wedll , lprhya ainaau rutingiii shreaam 60a ne-rae4t b - tleimber, goita aaah.a archmtard uain a I frimit; Iar.irloai btbarans'uel -it iar mibulailingse; Ilago t w-sta'ary faraie hona-. II r at:ais. yard, withl floiwera andl e-ve-raraen; it bauatiful~ hoe'a onvieti-at ti salt 1a1s aated achurchie. a te : Nao. I aheep fair.. ini road rela ir: muaast bae a-obi a a clo-a ia ,state. Agaiaiy 'or infiormaition ta thia adttia atorala IrOlI-sI' T 1 O AlA',. lIarlaaw. I hait. A'.o, Itaal-aa-r Faarmt. m~i'ales from~ I aitritw: len entlivate I; - 1 riame burra, two-sto- y houyhereoana. Y0UNG MENit illilyyam ravneaai ndaia Jireaiars free. VALE I'N'l io-j Ja aus I l $i. 66a*we**ta'your own townt. termas and ~ aetlil: free. Ad dress H. IALLKT-T & Co..P'ortanad.Ma vOLM BEEORE -AND -AFTER 1I Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Days' Trial. TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OL,, W H11 are sufferIng from Nunavoua D~anuatsty, Lost VITaI.a'rv, LACr oW sexnyaa Fotae. AND 'hroon, WVAsTiaaeWHYAKcNERasand alt thtoo adisas of a P~asosAr, NATai restulting fromt Anvaas and Orua JUvss. Ileay relief and ormplete resto ratIon of iaira;,V roon and MAsmaooo OUanargAXT. The rndest aisacovery of the Ntneteent h Century. Ber.l at onceofor Illustratod Pimphlotfro. Addaresa VL ltBELT 00. MARSHALL, MICHe AD BILOOD. oor and weak. Some is bad because re such bad blood that the wonder is >come to bite them, is, owing to the iron wvhich is present. t Is always unsatisfactory. 'I he per.. lbe said to enjoy good health. p~rodulce a preparation of iron which resulted mf t hat perfect preparation 's Iron Bitters. It is tile only one is the only one which accomnplishles made rich and strong, and impure that Great Iron Medleine, Brown'.s HEALTH IS WEALTH, foalt of Bogy is Wedatl of Mind DR. RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian iesolent, MR GMT hOOD PUXINI"n Pere eed = aes sun des, str bone and solear akin. If would yu eh rm, V boneso wthot sefies, your sour .exi2, fr, use Radway's Sarsaparill Ian Resolvent. A remedy composed of ngredients of extraor. i pt essential t purity be li~ad invigorate the broken-down and ' PLUASANT,0M 8iRn aRd Pump.A- ,,P USY in a and curaamen. No matter what name the complaint may be dealnatew ther it be scroula conumton ls, sores, tumors, bo rysipe or salrbem, iasosof he ungs, kidneys, blsd der m ak liver, stomach or bowels, either ehronloorconsntutionsl, this virus lain the-Blood which supplies the waste and builds and repair these or and wasted tissues of the system. i the b nhealthy, the process of repair The Sarsaparillan, Resolvent hlar oompenaaUng remedy, but secures the aamnos action of each of the organs. it establishes throughout the entire system function al harmony and supplies the blood ves sels with a pure and health current of now life. Turn Brn, after a rew days' use of the Sareaparillan becomes clear and beautiful. Pimples, blotches, black spots and skin eruptions are moved; sores and uoors soon oured Persons sufferng from scrofula eruptive ~essof the eyes, Mruh eas legs, throatand C2 , that have accumula and spread. either m uncured diseases or mercury, or from the useof corrosive sublimate may rely n a cure If the Sarsaparilian is conti nued a sufilent Ume to make Its impression on the system. One o contains more of the active prinol. ebof elne, than any other Preparation. aeain teaspofl doses, while others require five or Aix tie oa uh. One Dollar a Bottie. R. R. R. Radway's Ready Relief. ..e.mapest and Nest MedtIolne for Famally Use In the World. In from one to twenty minutes never fails te relieve Pain with one thorough ap lication: no matter how violent or exoruoating he Pain, the Rheumatic, Bed-ridden, Innrm, Crippled, NervouNeur or rostrated with disease n RAWAY'ff READY RIELIEF will INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, .IFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS, CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS, BORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BRCATHING, PALPITATION OF THE HRART, HYSTERICS, CROUP, DIPHTHERIA, CATARRH, INFLUENZA, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, COLD CHIrLLa, AGUlE CHILLS, CHILBLAINS AND FROST BITES. 3RUIBES, LUMBAGO, 8CIATICA~ NERtVOUSNESS, SLEEPLESSNESS COUGHS, COLDS, SPRAINS, PAISIN THE CH EST, BACE er LIMBS are instantly relieved. MALARIA 114 ITS VARIOUS FORIMS. FEVER AND AGUE, FEVER AND AGUN cured for 50 ets. There Is i not a remedial agent in this world that wIll cure Fever and Agn and other Malarlous, Bilious Scarlet yoidYelow and other fevers (aided byRDY SELI.LLB) so quickly al RA DWAY'S Itwl na fw memenl when tkn Internall Sour Stomach, Heartburnj cukreaac u alpitation of the Heart Cold Chills oystei FaIi lthe Bowels, Diarrh a Dysentey Colic, Wind In the Bowels, andl all Internal Pains. Taelr s ould8$ ala cr a btl of RA 1 drops in water will prevent sickness or pains from chang of ater. Iti better than French Brandy fnei and Luanboranem ihould always RADWAY''S Regulating Pills Perfect, Purgative, Soothin, Aperi enta Act without Pain, Always *oliable and Natural int Operation. A VEGETrABLE BUTFI'UTE FO OALOMRI. Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with aweas Spurge, regulate, purit-y, cleanse and streng RADWATOS PR.Es for the cure of all disorders or the Stomach, Liver Bowels Kidneys Bladder, Female Compiains ervous Diseases, l'ass ofA petite Headahe onsati on, CostIveness, i oft ey~c4 iiusness Fever, Inhlam no fthe Bowrn lsr, Pies and alderangements of inLo mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs. tin, Inard PicFlns fBodi a Head Acidit of the StomachNausea Heartburn, Dsutof F oFullness or Weigh in the Sto ac, Sour Eructtln, Sinkin or Fluttern at the Heart, Choking or Bufferin Sensations wen Webs bfore te iht Fever and dul Pain in the A few doses et Ranwa~yr Puts will free the qyitem froma all the above-named disorders, BOLD BY DRUGGISTR, ,wiel, US Vents lea cx BR AD "FALSE AND 'BUE." ad a M&e stamp to RADWAY h 00., No. 3 Warrn Ce.Curn St, New York. Wlnf~maaea wrththousands will be se to yea. a: U rio. 0. W. Mondv A Cn 'I! W. 9eh. Cluion,aiO. JNE& JONS OF SIN9HAMTaN, E liloR a t mc, alsdr p4 i A die,. au nly 1 autonr huuoemnh mr vouL, linIte.s. n ti I linsa of rhoutm:atie d-sori.r, en 2 to I> w.nk. -rniinves innmtry in I doy. (Ufn n-for to I u ir d utf to' li r~u lo ntaci hvm ir olin -n oJ-rytlstel o tO$2Oedatmj a CURES WhfmlE 'ill 1USE FAIS All