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AGRIOULTUHR. A GooD COnN URNP.-Indian corn is the great cereal crop of the northern United States, and it is Important to know what are the condition most favor able for its growth. The extensive ex perinents made under the direction of Professor Atwater, teach us, already, some lessons as to the best conditions for the growth of the corn plant. It is evident that the plant must have an abundance of food, and that this food must be in the most acceptable form. We do not know to a certainty how much of any one element of food is the proper amount and yet as we fail to dis cover the best for them all to be pre sented to the plant. But we do know some general principles, and should ap ply them as far as possible to the cul tare of the crop. It is known that corn has a semi-tropical nature-it loves the warm months-and therefore its season of growth must be limited. "About corn-planting time" is when the settled weather comes,and the soil is beginning to warm up with the heat of long days and a high sun. With the short season before it the grain should be in die soil just as soon as it will grow vigorously. The good corn ground is then one that is warm early. This will depend somo what upon the season, and very largely upon location and the soil. Passing season and location beyond control, the soil should be made as warm as it can be by th.rough underdraing, and the best of tillage, While it is very nipor taut to have the soil deep, warm, moist and mellow, that is not all-it must be rich. 'Ile soil is not simply the place where the grains of corn are planted that they may grow-a mere inactive seed bed -but the substanco from which the young corn plants must derive a large part of their food, from the time they germinate until the corn is ripe in the ear. If this food is preseut and in an available form, there is goodt reason to hope for a fine crop. Snoh a soil is "a good corn ground." This deinition does not inclutto any previous crop; it does not say a turned 8od is the ground for corn. in many systems of crop ro tation it may follow bust after grass, and do better than any of the other crops in the rotation, but thousands of ex periments sho"' that corn follows corn with siccess, provided you have the vasontial elements of food present and the couaition right for their being used at once. A WRITER says: "Thomr Is scarcely a farmor who does not plant a larger acreage than bie can proitably attend to and the result is that. three acres hard ly crou out so much ias one ought. to, and we hear of twenty, thii ty or forty bushols of corn to the acre where it ought to be sixty to ou hundred hush el1, and if the tiano spent on twenty acres wis spent oi ton, and the manuro dribbled on twenty wort judiciously used on the ten, licre would be ten acres to put in grass, set to enriching it self and at tihe same thno making splen did pasturage for a half score of year lings, besides realizing fully as munlh corn as in the old-stylo way, and in stead of plowing the corn only two or three tines we had botter plow it six times. 19ow'1 know whemrcof t speak. During a dlroughit se'veral years ago a certain farmer bade his boys palow the corn seven timios that summner, and while the neighbors' cribs were very lean that year lais crop was the largest over galth ered on that farm.',' C:LoIIrm> eam is made by heating the milk to 180 degrees, anid theni set ting it ini the uisual way for flhe creama to riso. As is wu tll kniowna, the cream comes up veiy thick. The cre'am is very easily chaurned. by mci ely beading it in a howl, whlen it. uakes a dolicately flavored tbut ter, which will nout keep for more than a few (lays. iFew porsons i who write up)on dairy matters seonm to have a right. idonm of the cauase of this thickeniug of thle cream, and the piecu liar quality ai chaniomter of the bautter mnaut from at. TLhiese deponid wholly upon the lact that th1e albumiaaen in thme milk is coaigulatuedt 1)y the heat and rises to uho top with the ercam, mnd so adds to its bualk as well as to its solidity. This albumean gives the peealiar Ilavor to the btttr ias we il as preivenhs it from keeping. MANY gentlemen who have of late y ears an.t rodauced 1lin0 blooded cattle on their country honmes to take the plaeoC of native cows that have been discarded often woimhor at the iniereasedt yield of the noew comers, and~ express5 stirprise that dairymiena are 13o slow at. adopting the niow wonaders. Th'lo fact of it often is that the ol discardted scrubs wout have dono1 qulito as well as the new petst, hadt they1 received thle saie care aii genaerous treatmient that as now boiang lavished upon these favorites of the master. Dairymien miake it a poinit to feed their oiows uip to all they are wvortha oven if they ai'c natives, so that in their hands there would not,be near so nmark od aii inphrovoiineint iin the chiange to blooded co .vs. IN visiting small dairies where hiamd churns are used, it is a uoiaiumn sight, to see the chutrni turned bottonm side upi on a table in the suia. Tihis is dono to "'air" it, but. iin foot it is put ii just the p)osihan that will unot airi it, mas I li - mouth is closed by its contact with the table on which it rests. Het it. right side side up, and be sure not to let the sun dtry it enough to make it leak. Keepinag the chiurna sweet inside is one of the hardest thinigs to accomhsh in the dairy, anid if you will take a good snifi at your owii you wall p~robabhy thimi that hecretotoro yeu have not snificiently ap~preciated the e ire nlecessa ry to accom-. plish this end. I'r is a very bad practice to carry lhome whey from the factory in the milk cans, andl it as sim prising that the factorymen permit it to be dlone. Th'le sour whey conitainis not only the germn of acidity, but the peonhiar fermoent of the rennet, and unless cleansedl with the greatest care will retain some of these impiurities to conamiinate the milk. A barrel could1( be carried wIth out much troaible for thais purpose, aid the milk eais plreserved for their only proper and legitimate uise. Very small things In dairies may do great mnisohaief, A HUREa CUitR. -Weods may be do sti oyed for years by copious watering with a solution of lime aund sulphuar in boiling hot water. Thuis, if effietuial, will be highly important to such as havE. garden gravel wvalks, p~avemoent,, etc., through which grass iand weeds grow upi. Tuns growing animal intended for beef requires a Jittie oxe.zcisae daily, to promote muscle and strength of consti tution; when ripe, only so much as to hsablei to walk to the market. DOME8TIO. To BOAST A JFinnLrT on Conr,Au o STUniGRN.-Take a pioco of fresh stur geon, gut it, take out the bones, aul cut tho fleshy part in longthe abou seven or eight inels; then providc some shrimps, chopped very small with oysters, some crumbs of bread and such seasoning of spices as yoi like, with a little lemon pool, grated when this is done butter one side o your fish and strew some of your mix ture upon it; then begin to roll it up aN close as possible, and when the firs pieco is rolled uip, then roll upon thai another, prepared as before, and bim it round with a narrow fillet, leaving at imuch of the first apparent as may be but. you must remark that the rol should not be above four inchri and a half thick, or else one part woul< be done enough before the inside waf hardly warmed Therefore we have sometimes parboiled the insido roll be. fore we begin to roll it; when it is a the fire basto it well with butter anc dredge it with sifted raspings of bread. Seryo it with sauce. WHAT TO DTRNK-lu1 the World o Boience a physician adviaes people no to take coffee or tea after dinner or a breakfast. Cocoa is recommended fo those who can digest it, but hot wat. is better. Those who dine late, an( need a diluent drink an hour or tw< afterward, but cannot drink tea on au count of being kept awake by it, ar< also counselled to use hot water. ". find," he says, "that dining solidly a 7.39, and often needing to work from i to 11, a tumbler of hot water brough into my laboratory is the best drink, and, alter a few evenngs, will be at much relished as tea, Tle hot watei assists to complete the digestion of ros, idual food, acts upon the kidneys, ani will ho found to wake one up without injuring the stomach or keeping tb brain awake after bedtime. In col weather warni water is the best to drinli at dinner time, and in hot weather u wholesomer and more cooling than icc( water." F1"n A 81011 HEADACHI.-Donl't take a cup of strong tea, a dose of "blue mass,' or anti-bilious pills; but if yon have an attack of genuine sick headacho, tl wholo head aching is though it wouk1 split, the temples throbbing, the tongue coated, and mouth tasting bad, no ap petite, more or less nausea, and consti pited bowels, driik a pint of warm (ool hot) water. Kl ep drinking until free voiniting is produced, thus washing out the stomach and relieving it. of its loatd of d('ooomposing, u ndiligetited food. NexI take a hot enema, apply hot fernenta. tion to the bowels and drink freely of very hot waiter. A foientattion aboul .ho head or between the shouber1 will usually relieve the hoadache very muich. Ft nothing for twenty four hours, and afterwarda live upor frijts and grains, avoiding mont., butter, p1astry, sugar, snnees and all indigosti blo foois. RICINaEDY FOR LOCUKAW.-If any per. on is threatened or taken witi lockjan from injuries of thu arms, legs or feet do not wait for a doctor, but put the piait injur1 in th following prepara tion; l'ut hot wood ashes into wvater an warm*11 na can ho borne. It the injuire( part cani not be pult inlto water, theo: wet thick folded cloths in the water an(I apply to the part as soon ast p)ossile anid at the same time bathie the back ho~ne 110rom the nieck dlown with sonu laxative astimuilantt-Naiy caiyenno pe'ppo and water t(good vinegar is botter thai wateor,) it, stuuubt he~ ias hot as the pa tienit can hear 1t., and ~ton't stop unti the jaws wilt comoe opean. No peraoa nec 1 die or teichjaw it these directioni areot otowed. AN'u'1QilR CnEA3.1n.-Dissolye an ounno of gelat-ine in at pmt (of richi niew milk strain it ini ia clean sancopjan andu stir ui graduiially thlree ounnos of sugar and half a pinit of sweet cream; to this add a little at a timie, SCoen onneeno of jar or pre(serv'ed fruit, or' yOu imay use0 fresi fruit, buit must in this case swooteni to your taste. if stIrred cot~stantly whll cooking, the fruit will not sink to th bott oml of the dhish. \Vhen the fruiti soft, remove from the tire, pult ini a ear'then dish, anid bealt with a fork uni the ixI uto( is light, If the fruit is nej tart andI or an fileiently dlistinct flavom add the jilico of one toemon. Tihaisi nice for dossert, with cake, as weoll ii for ten. C'o00r 8vau .- Four teaspoonfuls < castorl oil, tour totatSpoonfulms of moulan sea, 0on0 toinspoonfu'il of Oiamph)lor an. one toaspoonmil of p)araigorio. Mlix tc gotheor andiu take a teaspoonful at a dos four or tivi Iites a daiy. Mothera,try thin aI mionithl ( o uhiay cani take a few dropa six months' a half a toaspmoonfult and year 0o(d a sp~oonfuil. Wheni a child has 001(1 and is threatenett with croup begi giving the syrup (turing the day and o goinlg to lied. If it coughs duirinig th niight, give more, it will not fail t prenti~ (1lon1 anid cure a cough, grown I person can take a much large KNiTTEi-D T1iiY. - -Ono. oh the simpileg tidia, anid a1 veRy pretty one, is meado c I itte inch anud a half squ fares kmitte phaiinly (garter' stitch) in scarlet yarn and whuiu cotton, TVioy are sewed to gether, on t he wrong sideo, begiuning witti one( red square then two rodt, with white one in the centre, then ive iter nautig in color thon seven, then nine alter which dteereaso iuntil youi com1o t one againi. Jloin these stripa in a din mond1( shaipe. In~cry3 posilt is tlnisheuu withs a cor'd and tassel, or a~ ball (on 1 little cord1. Cuu Foi I [YDR P'ioniiA.-Tlako 1h. root, oh coaumnon upland ash, genorails called the b~lachl ash, pool1 oil' fthe bark anud [ioil it to a strong dteOOtioni, tako cne gill three times a day for eight o ten dlays. .If bitten buy a mad dog, thk wvound should be out out as soon1 as pos5 sible, thoroiughly waishled wvith aqua anmmioma, or Ior want of that,, in solution of piotashl or commnon salt.. TIh4 bIto of the rattlesnake aud most comn mion bites and stmngs may be cuared ii tlis way; A D)aisv T1IDY.-Oult citrel ib muslin the size~ of a teacup, wVhp thi raw~ edge over so as to gather it uj (c1oso, thou presa dlown ini to 1mak1o rosette, Make balls of yellow 'zephyr as descrined abovey, iand fasten 01n down tightly in the centre of each daisy To do this trim one side hlat and leav the other round, 8ew the daisies to gether and thudish the outor edge with halls also if you choose, ZiEPHvu iIALLiS---Are easiest made ni a large hahiii or wire, in shape of one Wrap the worsted in even layers, tie I tightly to the centre, and out whore th HUMOBOUS, "Is this train to stop at Noponeet? a passonger asked a conductor of th Old Colony Road the other forenoon. "No, sir," was the reply, "no stop between Soutlih Braintree and Boston." .-"Why, how's that?" said the sui prisedl inquirer; "yout used tostop there you did the list time I came up." The conductor was puzzled. 'Guoes you are wrong," he said, "bitt when wa that time?" "Well," replied his passenger, can't say exactly." And after a mo mont's thought ho continued, "It wa when I huilt my barn-some time dug ing the war." Gone Never to Return. GARDNK. Mi.-Mr. Daniel Gray, i prominent lumber merchant writes tha his wife had severe rheumatic pains;so se. vere as to render her unable to sleep F rom the first application of the famou German Remedy, Lit. Jacob's oil, she ex perienced unspeakable relief, and in tw hours the pain had euttroly gone, "Wny do you put those norrid wood en things on the necks of those cows? asked the young lady boarder of Iarm or Furrow, as lie was driving a yoke c oxen (town the lano. "That's to make 'em keep still whil 'm nilkin' em," said the old man, a he winked at his wife. "Oh, yes I" exclaimed the city maidei "I ought to have known that." The she ran up stairs to enter the informai tion in her diary. MRNSMAN'S PHI-ONIZD BEFP TONIV, tiO o111 Pi'-aa.tio off Il Vcolailling Its Vaeire nutri ut'io s- pn.in sit . It cotailnli 'o'Mi-nilking, fore genlerat ng ati life-satinang proeirties; iavalua b1e for indigem lon, dysieipa,nervotm prostration ai anl forms of menera debilty, also, im a i on. feebleg conlitioa, wietiher the result of exhas tion, nervotus prostrat on, over-work or aoute dim 01ca0, particularly if resnilg from pulamonarj comp14ainta. asei'Voi liazatrd & Co., proprietors Now York. Hold by droggists. "So you return to your duties a teaching the young idea to shoot, d you, Miss Fitsjoy ?" said Algernoon "Oh, dear, yes. The horrid brats--o at least the cdear children-will be a pleased to get back to school again. "Why, yes, I always thought childres enjoyed going to school to you. I knos I stiould." "Woll, it's your own-faul -if you don't." It is Miss Fitzjoy's las term of teaching school. Any person having a hat[ hoad and fall. lag to see the benefit, to be derived fron: the great petroleum hair renewer, Carbo. line, as now i inproved and perfected, it the face of the vast nunber of testimonial! from our very best cit.zens, is surely goias it blind. "DON'T LIKI TiHI BED ?" said th< hotel clerk, astonishedi at the presum tioni of the coiii)lainiig guest; "why some of the best people, some of th, higthonetlest folks in the Uniitod Statei have slept in it I" "Yes tlatt's just th trouble," respondod the guest; "I foun< last night. there were altogether .toi many big bugs in it for the comfort c comiton peoplo like me." "We know Dr. (raves' ilenrt Regula, tor will cure Ilcart Disease. 80' years us and many persons ol promiatince testify. ing prove ii.- -"Readvile, Pre." $1 per bottle at druggists. Puc Dotos are going out of fashIon a latties' pots, andl young woinou wh have a stock of these canines on hani anti can't uafford to invest in the nol fashion wvill have to treat their pugs a thiey do their last year's dresses--tur: thbem, lot out the tucks, shirr the akiri antd brighten themi up with a bowc rib~bon here and there. There are mor ways thban one to keep up the fashiot: Oh, I1 Tlaes'e No Rteamitedy for P'ilesU 3Oelate a titota ol'itorturedi wiuichect every da3 wAe dtt't expe~ct to retch, (Ihn tutillir bt can uniho, intwitly snty t' our renders that thauy isted sitiler n lonrin ta reinrouI~d to oibtain AN t KC~si, a remeud i'roved by th Iisr hr. '"'n of ali ,'eheiols. I t win i cos ,mt m to' try it. P'. N~ti-'iTAEDTfl &'s CO., noi 54tmt*New Vok City, tumnd ,iampi'oe tree upon api >A Nuw youx exchange is particuilarl struck by the fact that so many you is mon aire niow wvearing glassos, anti in a quiries, "'Are Amierioans' groinig weak eyedt ?" No, indeed. thoy ain't. Mot I young men who wore glasses during th t Summiier have no defect of vision. The ', wear them to keep their eyes irol s being rakedl out by the feminn paraso Mothelir Swan',' Woran Syrup. Inafaihbie, iaisteltess, hiarmiless, cathairlie; for f verishness, t est lesnss. worgia, ittiHijimtion,~ '2 - orr~twA, 1i.w.. - lr. 'I'. A. Namurr saiys: "lirtwn 1 fIro nititer guve elii lie HNil Isfai~~on. 'A Nuew YoiK lady started di for tI a' White Mountains with an outfit of thi ' ty-nine truniks. And she wouldn't spoi to tier hustuantd for a wVhtol ay bocanu a he complained of being ilea-bitte through carrying hor poodle in his arm 11 I)r. Kine's Gireat Nerve Icetorer is t1 a marvel or i hie ago for ail nerve diseases.A fitsstop lditeo. Send to 95i Arch Stiret ~Ilhiladel blha. Pas. r iLadies and cnhitiren's hoots8 antI shel canilot run over itf Lyon's P'atent lie tdiffeners are useri. Suis was a sweetly iinoxperiene young housokeepor, as one may gathi from tier remark when sonic one sugge tted that she shlolihl purchase spritr mattresses. ''Yes," she replhed, they are in season we'd better liaa some." The~ oltdest ineugglnt. lkeing oiue of. the cldes~t druggists In thi~ city (although having ruetiredl frt'in busi ness), I wish to say a goodt word abiot ut,'s htemaedy. A numiber of years ag [ was t roubledn with Imay kchineyv. TJhie Ide of' a dlruggist, however, restinlg to the us of' a ''hatent. meicinle"' was a littl humill ating, but whe'n I caine to consuder hoi nuany pecopl' hand been benefitltted by the us of lHut's Rt'emedy, I unhesiftagly bpgai using i; and aifter havhig fully tested t viritues I enn any, as mnanyv tof my ciustcomor have staidi to ttn, "'it is thlei best. mnedioIx for kidiney antd liver Ccmplalint ever con: poiiuuled."' I have yot to learn of a shiglo instane wheore it. has fitailedI to beneiiflt and glv sat istiset ion, in hiatl i is thie biest. I 4tver sold 1 would say to all whlo arti trottbleud witi khincey itand hiver't' complaint, ghio I iltn Rited a trial andic you will any as I dlo,i IsaItle bes~t k nowna remedy, and the~ be-st,. thle cheapes110t overy thnie. Yours truly, ) l'~Idw~.a n A i.t1sN. Irartford, Conan., May i19, 1883. Mr. JIAMES CHtENiY, with J1. W. Gloodmar b'i, aid tab ii.inau .teu'Irer, 'of Atho~l, Ma .a writ0, ftMy vs, l58:, as followsi "I havi becca trottile fotI'r a naumiber of yeats wIt . idney dtist'a-e, with severe hains In may bac itii ,ndi'les, andi ('onlui got nt relic lt util une linit's iteimedy, whiti wasu rteconhl'iiede i our drutitgst, 'i' ardt, of t his pltace. whit s'at ed I met thai matny wou'terftul entres had been mtadle I tis vi'iitky b (lie tuse of ltunt's iteiiedy. Peopl) who htavo sufteredl fomr years wih kiety disensi lntnmat Ion of the laddter, antd accompjany si trotables, lhad been't leranently urfetd by tb g reat Iiedlitiiti. I purtchased a bottle of Ilunt SIteg.nedy andI foundt thast it helped me freii lth fisrst dose, anti two boitthes removed all the pain I in' ba'k, and I consider myself cured, anti chec ulyiOCr i ietnu i t to tny friends, as a medlein Hollow Cheeks, A pale, flabby skin and limbs ill clothed witi D flesb, intlOate poverty of the blood. Th &-peedlest anid Surest way to tacrease Its nutri fying properties, to Impart vigor atd compell 5 sate for unduo waste of bodily tissue, is to use with persistence and regularity, the -ioinpar able vitalizer and aid to digestion, lostetter's Stomnach aitters. A wineglasatul of this agree. ble inedicinal elixir three tines a day soo snanifests its beneficent action in an improve tnent, of appetite, sleep and spirits. inoreaset) bodily substance, and the return of color anu roundnesi to haggard, wasted cheeks. .'Timl [ supreme preventive counteracts the effects o severe mental lator and bodily toil, anxiet of muind, exposure in rough weather, ilastwi in air or water, and tropical heat. It Is i . reliable safeguard againat fever and ague and remittent (ebrile disease, and overcomes constipa, tion, indlgestion, liver complaint, rheumatin and other alimouts. "How old would you think my daugh. ter was," asked a mother of a lad3 t friend at one of our Summor resorts "wbuld you think she wa eighteen?" "Oh, yes," was the candid reply, "I 3 shlould think she was eighteen-aboul - ten years ago I" ) hey "never speak as they pass by now. Walnut Leaf Hair losatorer. Tt 1a entirely different froin all others. It Q . as clear as water, and as its name iudientes it f a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will imn ined intely Ireo the head from all dandruffre store gray hairto its natural color, and pro B d uce a ne w growth whore it has tiileuott-. 11 s does not in any manner affect the health, whioh sulphur, sugar of lead and nitrate ol .ill ver preparations havo done. Itw ilIihinge lightor fiide( litrin a l'owvlays toa beant iful g lossybrown. Askypur druggit torit. Eact bottle is warrnit.ed. 101 iT, KLI N H & C0o Wholesale Agents, Plilladelphia, Pa. and U. N. UnITTENTO.N, New York. Tiami is a Western woman at Sara toga with her fourth husband. Whei a womian goes to that gay resort as a blushing bride she becomes so thorough ly fascinated with the place that she iN bound to return again and again. even if she has to get a new husband every time to do it. f On Thirty iiajs' Trial. The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., e will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Eflectro Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days t) men (young or old) who are afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, gilarai L teeing speedy and complete restorationl ot t healti and manly vigor.-Address a above.-N. B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days' Trial is allowed. A WASTE OF WORDS: "I'm getting dim gusted with everything and everybody I exclaimed Brown, peevishly. "Where ever I go, there is fraud." "I can't say that you do yourself an injustice,' re marked Fogg; "but where is the neeti of your being so ingenuous ? The utter ance of a self.@vidont truth is only 1 waste of words." 11ory's Little Caltharuc i'ill-best Imath for Liver Complaint and Ihilotisntess. Tasteless, harmless, Infallible. 15.!. ExrruMs OLD AoX: "How is you father coming on ?" asked Oolonel Per cy Yerger of a darkoy lie used to owl ofore the war. "Hie am dead." "Dead, is ho? He must have reached an ad vanced age. ' "He did dat, for a fae, lie was libin up to do bery day o) hi d (efi." "itelatt-P'albra" i'The qniak, complete cure, all annoyineg Kidiney, | BladdIer and trlnarv ilseuases. SI. Druggists. E3 'The only ailentitle ir.'n nietticite that dioes no ] lpriue hieada~chi, &c., tint gives to t. e syste-ri tall tihe b'enulitx of in withoist is bail elfects a V ilrown'ai iron hitters. a "EUoENE L. DiDmER accuses Tenny , on of piagiariinu." TouCnlyson ? W, ,f have heard of irdiur; but who in 1kh o Dickens is Tennyson ? lana inerensing diemanaii for- this pre~para fnasa I ouse~hil retniedy for indiige~stioi anii ldyspei~aia i .11 tiliitl I'zuiri'i selicac'y v "'WhAr do you think of IPioldling ? 7. she tasked youung Mr. Tawvmus. "Oh1 * it's important, oif course, but it won' -avail anlything withont good batting I y TRADE MAMM. The pills are warrantedl to be P'UE~l'Y vege e)- table, frefrom ati mineral anl Oither pionnu '-substances. They are a certain cure fur Conet~i .Pation, Sick htendiache, Dyspiepsa Rilbousness r Torid iver,Ioss of AppttuNaldsae arislng from the petw ialdiee eLiver, Stomache~, Bowels or k -They remove all obftruer '-n uomn the channel of the system and purnify the biloud, thereby 1m o parting health, strength and vir. sold b~y drug n~ glus, or sent by tuall for 26 cents In stamps by P. N EUST A EI)DTER & 00., 133 Morcor St., New York I, So - Te ant .~ tiers of ST. iiERiN A IR3 V Ki La end for clrular. Dl tI NomiSt~ In the world equal to iitfor the A ppetit, remnale complaint, and all Blood gdiseases. It nervr latte. All driugglit and if outry store keepers 'Set It. 5. 5. s.etere t o., Prop'., Pittitursh, on every bote. O M sIa E ETN line writinug papeltr, in blottel ~wth catlendlar, bty mall for 2ac. Ageati Wanted. EcoNOMY lINTIu Co., Newbury port, Mass._______ YOUN OMENea"n ''-"""^iir'ivr an circuilars freo. VA~ N INTINK E la' *. Janeville.Wi AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES Tile brilliant, fascinating S tlnts of Comiploxion for wha ic ladles strive are chlifly arti - 11eial, and all who will take thetroblemaysecure themi. S These roseate, bewitching lanues follow the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm-a delicate, hiarmaless and always reliable article. Sold by all druggists. Tihe Magnlolla B alm con enls every blemish, removes ~ llowness, T an, Redness, EEruptionas, all evidences 61 o xellemenat and every limper fection. ' . Its efr'eets are inmediato 's and so natural that 110 human " being can detect its apia tiHon. apia I) "You satd-you were going to .vote for me," indignantly exclaimed o defvsfted. candidate, addressing Mike, the well known Irishman. "An' didn't I vote fur ye?" "Naw. you didn't." "Well, sor, in that evint, there's only one con clusion that I kin arrive at." "And what is. that?" "That I towled ye a lie, sor. ItontatIful wmnen~i are made pallid anti unattractive by their I functional irregulari.es, which Dr. Pierce's i "Favorlte Prescription" will intfallibly cure. Thousands of testinonIals. By druggists. "Ysq," said Mr. Tawinus, who is a very swell young man, "that dude song of RIland Reed's is a nuisance. The pesky thing gets to running in your R head and the first you know you're walk iug aloug the street singing: 'I'm a x< dude, ha, hal' and folks are laughing at you," so "Golden Medical Discovery" is not only a stovereign reinedy for consumption, but, also t'or consuniptiv night-sweats, bron- l ChItiS, coughs, influeniza, spitting of blood, woak lungs, shortness of breath, and kin <trt-affectins of the throalt, andt chest. By druggists. "1 Trn YOU," said Poots, "there's an indescribable sense of luxury in ly ing in bed and ringing one's bell for his valet.' 'You got a valet?'' exclaim ed Poot's friend. "No," replied Poots, "but I've got a bell," )r. I'ierco's "Pellets"- lit-t-lo liver pills (sugar-coaeIL)-purit'y the blootd, speetlily correct. all disorders of the liver, stomach, and bowels. By iruggists. INDUCTION: "Did you ever think what by Vou would do if you had the Duke of \estminister's income?" Village pas pastor: "No, but I have sometiies wondered what the duke would do if lie had mine." n ITAY Fix.:E. Since boyhood I havebeen 03i troubl d with Uairrh an11 Hay-Fever, ani Le was unuable to obtain relle' until I ushed Ely's Crean lalin. it. I.s cure i.-g. L. CLicuN it, Now lBrunswick, N. J. HiAY FEvER. Having bm aillicted with liay-Fever for years I gave Eliy's Grean .Bahn a trial. I have haIt no attack siico IN using it.--1. t. ItAUCI, 10tlitor Carbon Co., Denocrat. Maauch Chunk, Pa. Prico 50 cents. A COUNTnY girl wrote to her lover: l "Now, George. don't you fale to be ata the singing school to night." George wrote back that in the bright lexicon of youth there's ni such word as "falo." Dr. Stites'llrooklyn, N. Y., was cured by Dr. lhinore s itheumaatine-Goutaiine ot'very severo Itheutiniatisti and kidney disease t.' sOveral years' standing, after trying every thing else without beneilt. Arric SALT: "Greek ? Do I under Ahtandt Greek?" said a jolly Qerman. 'Vell, I schoost can shrinIe. Vy, von pr I vas a leoedly poy I aivays svimu in dot greek inhteadt of dot rill'r." No diseas Mla sho-V such q'dek results as fleart. 11tsease; do not delay, )r.1 Graves' Heart Regulator is a specitle. $1. t, par bottle at druggists. "YFS " said ''awmus, "Mr. Byrnes d nionkey is a most extraordinary fellow; he'll do anything for a new sensation. Why, the other (lay he trica sp~eakiing the truth." Save trouble anti expense in wvashumg, sa andi always have nice littinig collars amtI Pl t itsa, by wearing Utrolluni,u. SToon FOR THE IARM.--Stock your ol farm to the fullest exteut with horses, cattle, sheep and hogs;ratise all the teed I Spossible, and you have puiL your' coarse graim, fodder, and aitraw to the best use si possible in increasing the profits of t.he i" farm." ______ "itoughi on itats." I Clears ouit rats, Juiee roaches,, ties, ants, hed bugs. skunks, chti,munis, gophters. 15rw. Druigghets 70u build a ship so that in ease of ac cideist to the bow the storna half can lbe r instaintaneously separated from it, and - Scan continue the -voya.ge secu rely anti easily on its own account, is the latet contribution to the list of sateguards against the dangera of the sea. TIhte '1 idea is that of a Gorman inventor, and i is set forth witti some detail in the * Hamburg Courier, which sees nto reason why it should not be entirely feasible. It would require many (dpartures from -- the presenlt modle of' baul ing vessels,as A well as from their internal arrangement 0' and equtipmient; but tie inventor asserts i thbat, as a whbolo,a vessel so conbtruc ed ~ could lbe fuilly as seaworthy am11( swift as 3 any built on the pr esent plan,andl would - be twice as seenre against dhisator. FRBoNT IROVAt. VA.-Dr. (1. it. |liii, says "'It's lio ikiters seems tu, give genieratl sat tfactlion. rtecommmint I sir. nga)." .lhuring recont t'esearchet, of Professar Hughes, no found that certain kinds of brass are appreciably magnetic. 'l'ids zire used in making brass I'll y, and as brass froe from magnetism is imzportaint for making some kinds of electrical ap; paratus, it would bie well if m.akers wvoul.1 tuarn their attention to the mt ter. I '/We platn of tele~gratphing b~y flashing it signals betwveen the islands oh MIauritius! sund Reunion, which was announced as projected some time ago, has nowv been roali, -d. Observers in hiauritius can read the signals, and thus thtus the p~ro- g -posed telegraph may be considered practicable,thaough all the ai rangoements - for announcing cyclones, &e,, arc not C - yet comlieted. 6I FRIGHTFUL MORTALITY,] liUNt AND llhCONClihAla DISEASE, i lhLIK3 iIONF; OF ll0MHIOUND ANDI TAR CHANCING THE BALANCE To the Health Si'le of the Acconnt, hiefo~re phtatrma icet'i eal, re~searcht ial tievelope.I the greaItJ 'i.MON IC ab~ove namiieul, the tough ixtuires of thle clayi preseniteel no0 iiateqiate pro, teetb~i tug: inst i the ecly developmen~eit of fatai formsn~ of lug lthseaset. To~( pa'l ute tways itll that they ,coutIi, o h t in mtj'r. ty of ea~tes. lint smtee it AI.~~ IO noNN OF llit loi.i0 N I AND TlA i wats mi r..inl.l pi it4ons still. tug from severe CoUil lis alid ciuI-Vs, ft nm A WlIi MA, sore TI'l oAT1, I N Il.t: iNZ. \,t'c., hiavte ben enaht!etI t., avail them~stelves, at itru1ung cost, of ant atrinele whlehi ustforets Ithim a rel.ablie i.e:mis or ci. ati a fliu. As * fir 11ln. IMS y Its fuli haute antii lake not sub~s tulle. 1'k..'s Too'Ilmehen l~o,.va cur in one' atinue. In the course of a discussion t n mag notism, at a recent meeting of thbe Lon don Physical Society, the fact that soft iron when between red and wnite heat, ceases to be attracted by a magnet was pointed out by Professors Ayrton and Perry, who are well known s fellow workers in scientific research, 00 S~ os. isr M;11 EGRE M RLAN REME.. C 14R E 9 heumatism eural a, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backacho. Headach, Toothache. ,re Throt, we1 st1n6. as u ilumn. 1sail..es, asurns. Nenitdn. Frot E1i1e. AND AiI. 0Tiiti 11o1iff 1 PAINS AND AIIES. tyDutusss )5t 4i t .erse vwIrt . 'ify Cents a bottle 4b I3IIDIrtictiitus In I I l.an1Kl'11zes. THE VI1AHLIE A. VIIAELU3t C0. 1a1osqeors % A. VOUELEI & V0.1 a . ti nisuire. 314.. U. R. A AT l',"IhIet1 j Ij e t ier m11 h41111 1-. h -11r11s, w.'iI lie of l o b li l I (.4, e l-eetI'allIv eleans- IN ilg lihe ie cal ( t SiN l h l vir ,n0111n 4 healtl 1 , relieons. 0t r) U.) N allays ullantination r- prot.'es the 'de- '( 'FER bran of tll fur ss passages oromn aihii. I Uial CLAIV cE- bl pletorlyrhelstr ite Hired 1: a unol ore astive a '.I alld itmtell. A few pntaationari relieve. .s .loro gph treat . .a Wmut 10il1 pustlvely t R eNre. A reatale to IAe. nst for elire ITimud p ,Ro Ir. Price 0 cents mnall or at 4rng1s. t T BROTHERs, Drugglists, Owiego, N. Y. i URIKISH LAXATIVE- b k ytr Druggist for It i A vele brated remneily ae , thle cure o Nlabitual Constipation or Costive- 4 ;A an~d all dise0ases arising therefr.mn; auchl as ligebtion, Piles, Torpid Liver, Dlsertsog of the duey;l it is prort ely safe and harmailesis. andel sL ieocially adlap oil to Constipation of P.regnanuoy, ucorrhma and Disoasem peculiar to feninae-S. klanuf'g., by TnE OHES0ENT MEDIGINE 00. P1.00 Per Bottle. erNS-EIA nAIAs , N. Y. J)0 IRlt1''AR.-tiell'able Agents wanted 0in everyi routit li aisno a Branich S AI A0.i 4. Shn. Ont. Ff'Over 7oo ditforut kiuds best sheet III for a 41 0. f ssi. , . rjilej o. ren, INPASIL Atlias )ir dtjictd. No Ftet) a/tsr DUNG MEN4,0 i m'" II oh vo voarn"in d 10. InI t imps to Ie. ls*a'y Sngin er lt, frIdg'pt, t. .ecewd Sed naes. . uadetoiu sadrs~t'alnate aige uressca so o .. TSSTOPPED FREE LUKENTS AarnnL rofl success. . insane Persons Restored Dr.KI iB GREAT , NE TRVERESTORER tor all BRasN & NV d nASS. Otraiy sU INFALIBLE i taken a drecte oi a s day's ise. Treatise and S a trial bottle freto r ep In t e ho n ti t r d. Sendtunlhams,a P. tIrn.AkOu S eo IN ounit. 13 tGirE .a Ran e g yir _.B. Ma o t ola i tn a1)c Aro hi. Pi..' LPa. Advicore. mia m for reo oro . Writ for rticut oF. CHE iqsER, Pro r otou. 2 orth 6ath [Strot Oills a da Pa.;t~~f "Z, ELM0R Rt. 0. to thn Wtokes plesanteet, \ livr atsoh blder aor kG A dl,ovoo f A'tt nd Chfor e rhtuomatim gout lurpbago, saAh, P" MA. Na. a eg' . as n.~oki(. a 0 m1)11 a it cs l. is oiul..N auneo i 1 3 i ll rns of thoumatio disordrs in 2 to 1 wee5k-rulieve llammatnaory in I day. Oan refer to hundrq di of relie, e peonle cured who had tried In vain overyttin el-je, urely utianlo, harmi osatior Ane , tio Irink. A k ou mag'Ia to get, itp; If he declinet sienil to us for it-e theluo. rEc>e da eo A am.1f~limt,. ur gaied b ia..~ t B.1 aor 'Mails 011I0 y.t iall aaat~ta aat ranch Of.eei these d of nR8 J. ee. Ste & Juug. 11r. HE RENAM. . Id snial. Warthe lae. toarons a. N.c a .l . .1 . w rN SCK add6 ot resnsstet, 'ildl o5n 8 A.M. to 2 .. a.,.t l.M n ndi be warlt iproe i4Wt'lmstcld .1 Setu. onrpt to nt agst p. t iiiiy 's i or wilclutr -e a slity at.:- ream" Y~~.neitt in, ilr rnetlo n.n -.thud wcnst.I s:lfwns .I i .arcla etoen. . 1 Trama Ati .IdntIuW kst.Yr. 'a. as ' rn , ofeel B a ,sear aelR. ayena troa. Wtrrnts mnycaers. A e ayouru n MnVIne o r nentd.Wl knt a~~ pair of_ Boe In wi E voEME. dT lie -e nsse. mark Ior whithrkei a eal- ae. * ei 0 l 0Inch'InUeeo,r omon 6 at r oat.-.d\way. Wo rhaivesa onteov TPrn ik thedyrands wire botee ilso sin Now word. W Alt ote o-enra 4)2 o. i'iVeryn packgreleol h atl fur trdu-lark i nd413 iartinularked Fraser's. N~llM & UL.. ______7 U1mbr f661oaw C omm$r2 Chngo. Nu a e wrksr ~MeubrMl s f best promnaet Prce 2 xchagsmo "dmntw nrctIl '. nd raolr Sarcula con rsstl aticu.lar)..ROT LihDoM & Oo.thW Vi, hs a outftngeo Ad ys eTa r Co. Aati, Me stirt ins Its sMltop ad Kri iid itis tth. Ifsn It Isns WoRi~4lM, an1 your shloasid ust [CLARK'S INFALLIBLE- I ini Its neton 2'.tbo t uggiin .TJHE MINISTER WHO I tion aind build up his church is general or of not studying hard enough4 Tb comes from. Dyspepsia and liver dit dull sermon and muany a~ vacantI ulj apparatuls ia workinj wrong and( hs ai braim refuses to do Its duty, it is ahinosti good sermnon. '.Give yourF suhffering mit1 ters., .ou wvIll see its effect Onl next C Zehrmng, of Codorus, Pa., was paralyze crtutches, until Brown's Iron Bltiers n1) bir. White, of Rock 11111, S. C., says. oe." n,-n.W.... Ir..n.. .it isn s 011 IEALTH IS WEALTH, [ealth of My is Wealth of Mlint DR. RADWAY'S arsaparillian Resolvent. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, Pure blood makes sound flesh, strong bone and clear skLn. If you would have your desh Arm, mur bones sound without earles, and your con exion fair, use Ladway's Sarsaparillian Resolvent. A remedy composed of ingredients ot extraor lay medical properties essential to purify al, repair and luvigorute the broken-down and aSIIOteoLY--QULJIV, PI.XAMANT, SAfW and Puiwa sNT in ts treatnient and cure. . No matter by what name the complaint may be paignalted, whether it be scrofula, consum Lion, rhiis, ulcera, Hores, tunors, bulserysipe s, or klt rhe ise0ase4 of the lungs, aidneys, blad er, wonib, skin, liver, stomach or biowels, either ironic or constitutional, the virus is In the Bloed 'hloh supplies the waste and builds and repais lese organs and waNtotd tissues of the system. the blood la unhealthy, the process of pair . lust be unsound. rho Sarsaparlillan Resolvent rot only is a compensating remedy, but secures e harmonious action 6f each of the organs. It stablishes throughout the entire system function I harmouyrand supplies the blood v6s ds with a 'pure and healthy current of ow life. T1a 8x1N, after a few days' use I the Sarsaparillan, becomes clear and seautiful. Pimples, blotches, black apots ana tin eruptions are removed; sores and ulcers soon ired. Persons suffering from serofula, eruptive Iseases of the eyes, mouth ears, legs, throat and lands, that have accumulaled tinh apread, either *m unoured diseases or mercury, or from the is of corrosive sublimate, may rely upon a oire the Sarsapardlian in continuet a "u101cient time makb its Impresslon on the pysteln. One bottle contains more of the active princi. es of bMedicines than any other Preparation. aken In teaspoonful doses, while others require re or ath limes a much. On Dollar a lHot~tle. R. R. - R. ladway's Ready Relief, be Cheapest and Best Mettleiae gow Faantly Use in Me World In from one to twenty' minutes never fals to Hlteve Pain with one thorough application: o matter how violent or exruciating the pam, :e theumatic, Iled-ridden, Infirm, Cripled, 4ervous Neuralgic or prostrated with disease Iay sui&er, RADUWAY'S READY REIUEF wW fford instant ease. NFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, IN FLA MMATION OF TUE BL4ADDER, NFLAMMATION OF T11E BOWEL8, CONGESTION OP THE LUNGS, ORE THROAT, DIFF'CULT BitEATHING, PALPITATION OF TUE HEART, LYSTERICS, CROUP, DIIPIIEHI A, CATAIHU, INFLUENA, IMADAHE, TOOTHACHE, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, ,OLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS, CHILBLAINS AND FROST BITES, IRUISES, LUMIBAGO. SCIATICA, NIIltYOUSNESS5, SLEEPLE~SNESS, IOUG HS, COLDS, SPRAINS, PAINS IN THE CH EST, BACK or LIMBS are tnstantly relieved. MALA~HIt.A. FEVER AND AGUE. FEV ER AND AGUE cured for 80 eta. There is mot a remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever anti Ague, and othier Mtalarious, Bilious licarlet Tyhold Yeilow andh other fevers aisted ylAI' Y'S IFIlS) so quickly as IhAt) AY'S It will in a few momentm, when taken internally secording to the directions, cure Cramps, Spasms, Bour Stomach, Heartb~urn,icok Headache Dyspep ia, Paliat ion of time H eart, C~old Chills, lhysterics, Pains in the Bowels, Dlarrhwa Dlysen tory, Ch W',imei ini the Bowels, amid all Ini ernal Paimis. Travelers should always carry a bottle of R AD WAY'S iEADY REI.IEF with them. A few irops ini water will prevent sickness or pains froin hiaiige of water. It is better than French Brandy Dr hitters as a stimulant. tomer., ad Lusbernmon should always R AD WAY'S Regulating Pills Perfoet, Purgative, Soothing, A peri entS, Aet without Paln, AlIwayS Reliable and Natural in Operation. A VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR OALOM.EL. Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet mpurge, regulate, purify, cleanse and streng tA Dw~y's PttLIA for the cure of all dicorders of the Stomach, Liver Bowels. Kidneys Bladder, Pemale Corn plaints, ltervus Diaeases, h oss of ApD petite, Headache Constipation, Costiveness, fndl estlon. Dyspt Biliousness Ibever, innamma lon o theBowePiles, and Ll derangements of the internal Viscera. Purely vegetable, contain In no mercury, minerals, or deleterious, tdrugs. 5Obsserve the following symptomns resulting from Diseases of the Digetive Organis; Constipa [lon, Inward Piles, Fulless of Illood in h Elead, Acidity of the 8tomach, Nausea, hleartburn, Diaegnst of Food, Fullness or Weight in the Sto raach, Hour Eruetations Sinkuing or Fiutteri ng at. he Heart. Choking or dlufferina Sensations when infalymng posture, D~imnesa of Vision, Dote or Webs before the SIght. Fever and duli Pin in the [lead, Deficienc of Perspiration, Yellowness of ,he Skin and yes Pain in thes Bide, (Cheit, imbs and Budden 91lushes of Heat, Burning in A few doses of R~av'u Prt~a wi free tae mystema from all the above-named disorders SOLD BY DRUGGIivS Ps'lee, 38 Cents Per Hear. RlEA]) "FALSE AND TRUE." Rend a letter stamD to RADwA Y A 00., No. SI Warren, Cor. CJhurch lit, New York. WIformation worth thouaands will be seat & To time Pubi. Be sure and ask for RawAva, and see that the I mamse "RADwATv" is on what von bug, ____ r lltr(o or andMe 'lsa Pectoral will cu ro your e rico 26 CURS WHIRl AWLSi(ALS7' dikuaiic r utd 8ora.NA T ONA l, Put,. CJo.. Plailada.. Pu AIL to interest lisa congregas y accused Of being a pooi- preachier, ait is not alway8 where the ti-ouble orders are responsible for nmany a t. Wheni the Dominie'8 digestive frves are giving Ihimi pain, and his .impossible to make or to ,preach a uister a bottle of Brown's I roin Bit tonday'S prealching.*e'I'he Rev. Mr. 1, and could not walk except with ide a new man of himj) The Rev. ~It restored mne to Strength and vi for thm mili,d but fo.sr al _ e vl