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AGRICULTURg. Panwtvme SArLT MRaT.--Muoh of the corned Deef and salt perk put up by farmers beoomes taintes or completely spoiled durlng the summer and fallThe injury is not caused by using too small an amount of. salt. ' As a rule, much more salt is employed than is necessary to preserve the meat. Sometimes it contains impurities that cause the meat to contract a bad flavor. Pure salt should be employed for prese: ying met t and dry products. It costs but little more than that which is impure, and it is more satisfactory lin all respects. Meat packed in a barrel and covered with brine becomes tainted or spoiled in consequence of small portions of it cr some of the fat or blood it contains coming to the top of the brine. The air comes in contact with it there, and decomposition takes place. ' The pr< - ducts of the decompositien of animl substances always have an unpleasant taste and smell, and these in the case of meat in a barrel are communicated to the brine and from thence to the meat. Meat packod in brine should be out in pieces with a very sharp knife. This will leave the edges smooth. After it has been for a few clays in the brine the latter should be toured cff and Loiled. The boiling will cause all the impurities to rise to the surface while the blood will be coagulated. These substances should then be skimmed off, and when the brine is cold it can be re turned to the barr l. If the brine does Lot continue pure, the operation of boiling should be repeated. Special pains should be taken to keep the meat under the brine at all times. A perfor ated top or false cover;or a frame work, should rest on the meat and be weighted down by a clean stone. If these pre eautions are employed the liability of spoiling will be very slight. TH1onY OF CnOP ROTATION.-It is no W generally admitted that iotation of crops is rendered necessary not as formerly supposed because the k oil l'ecomes ex hausted of some necessary element, or because unwholesome for that particular plant, owing to pottocous exoreta left by the roo s, but because insects and and diseases accompany the plant which are special to it, the eggs or spores of spores of which are left in the soil to attack the same crop in the next fol lowing year with hnndreafold increase of numbers and power. Pi ofessor Bes sy, of the lowa Agricnltural ColleRe, shows how this is the case with smut, which grows up through all the interior of a wheat plant and finally develops its spores within the bran casing of the gram, filling it rot with flour, but with innumerable black, stinking seeds of the parasite which, when set free, float out and stick fast to sound grains of wheat and also to particles of the soil, where they lie ready to enter into the circulation of the next year's growth of wheat plants, unless killed by steeping the polluted seed in blue vitriolsolut.ou and drying off with lime. As to the polluted foil it is purified from the con minatioa only by using it for some other crop on which the smut plant cannot take hold. YOUNG Tnuits.-Young trees planted in the spring should be watched and their form regulated by pinching the the shoots that push too vigorously,and by breaking off the shoots which start where branches are not i e adel. A litt~e care given to trees while young will make later pruning unnecessary. A grait should be regarded as a tree plaii.. ted in another tree, instead of in the soil, and its growth, needs to be regula ted by proper pinching. Often the growth from a bud will be very vigor ous. If the top of this be pinched, it will become stocky and throw out aide branches. THrEnE is a vast difference in the fla vor of eggs. Hens fed oa clean, sound grain and kept on a clean grass run give much finer flaiored eggs than these that have access to stable and manure heaps and cat all kinds ot filthy fcod. Hens feeding on the oily species of lish and onions flavor their eggs accordingly the same as cows eatinig onions or cab L age or drinking offensive water impart a bad taste to milk and butter. THEs value of charcoal as a fertiier is that it a bsor bs ammonia fr om the atmnos phere, and gives it out as the l oots of plants require. it also improves the land meeonanienhly, and from its dark c olor holds the heat of the Bull, making the land u armi and early. The remains of old charcoal pits fully attest its fer tilizIng qualities for manny years there after. THEn length of thue that a young hei -fer keeps in milk after her first calf is likely to measure her staying qualities for all after-life. For this reason young lielfers should have their first call in the full. By good care and ensilaged food in winter an abundant flow can be established, which can more easily be kept up the next summer. If heiferrs calve in thle spring they are very liable to go dry early in it e next full. SUZEFLOWEs. --Sun flower seed is one of the best egg-producing foods known for poultry, Leoping them in a thriving condion and largely increasing the production of eggs. Every poultry raiser who tries it will tind that this seed is excellent for glossing the plum age of fowls, and is almost indispensa ble to those who want to fit their birds for exhibition to the best advan tage.______ No Lios, No tonsa.-Whe feet and legs of horses require more care than the rest of the body. Tihey must not be allowed to stand in flich and moist ure, and in grooming a horse the feet and legs inust be as thoroughly brushed and ceaned as a co~at. A little oil-cake meal mixed with the food will give a glossiness. IT is much better to feed young pigs ofteni than to surfeit them at one feeding. Variety adds much to the progress ol the young animal,and at this season growth is more desirable than fat.' FAnuanS should see to it that the col lars which their horses wear fit them pr operly. Too often the farmer is ignor ant on the subject and puts too large or too small collar on his horde. Tus growing animals intended for beef, require a little exercise daily, to promote muscle and slrength of consti tution; when ripe, only so much as to be able to walk to the market. PoTrAToas.--As soon as potatoes com mence to blossom all cultivation should cease, because If the earth is stirred al ter that time a large number of small DOMESTIO. Asou-; Homrar. - Black stockings still prefail for general use, but there is an effort to revive the fashion of hav. ing the hosiety match the dress. Solid colors with embroidery in open designs and in thick work are choteu for handsome silk stockings, fine balbrig gans and for those of lisle thread; the embroidery begins at a point on each side and widens until it almost meets on the instep, and this needlework, as well as the plainest clocks,must be color of the stocking-not in contrast to It. For the street, black gray, navy blue, emerald green and aark cardinal-not scailet-are the colors most used. To match suits there are golden brown stockings with tan color, seal brown, bronze, Judic, mouse and bliae gray. For evening toilets are flesh tints, sal mon and pale coral; pearl white stock ings are worn only by bides. Ribbed silai stockings cling to the limb, and are warm enough for out-of door use in winter; raw silk stookings are also for stret use, and with fleece linings are comfortable in the coldest weather. Ribbed Balbriggan hose, made of the fine sea island cotton, are shown in all the dark colors, with white solos that have a fresh and cleanly appearance ; these are especially liked in black, navy blue, seal brown and cardinal. Oash. more stockings are soft and warm, and are preferrea to those of mermo, 18 they do not shrink; it is puor economy to buy low priced wool stockings, as they ara not well shaped.are badly dyed, and do not wear well. The most lux urious at. ckings are mixtures (f camel's hair and silk, with the toes and heels entirely o1 silk. Misses' stockings of wool or of cotton match the dark coior of the dress or else they are black. French cashmere stockings of dara colors with white cotton feet are chos en for children. Boys wear long ribbed stockings, either navy blue, gray or black. Fine wool stockings for very small children are now woven double over the knees. Tim New York florists, recently dec. orated with plants and flowers on a large seals for a wedding. The style carried out was decidedly English. The reception room, where the bridal party stood, was one bower of noble palms, tree-ferns, and foliage plants. (iroup ings of blooming plants were inter spersed among the ornamental leaved ones, and masses af selected out flowers Weto so placed as to giye the loveliest effects. The entire house, which was a spacious one. was so dressed with tropical growth that it was like one vant conservatory. The ceremony took place in the parlor, the bridal couple standing in a bower of palms. They knelt before a cordon of Japanese ferns and clustered roses. Vines of fernts and the "classic laurel" garlanded the mir rors. The mantles were massed with maidenhair ferns and pink roses, and over one of them was a spider most ar risticaiy made of the fern called Neph rolepsis Falestica. Undar this mantle was a bed of white roses, edged with clusters of brilliant crotens. An innt - vation of the usual fashion was the hanging of the bridal bell in the corri dor. Another bell of flowers swung from a coil of roses at the entrance to an adjoinng parlor. A slipper oi roses was suspended before a mirror. Horns of plenty and bows and arrows dropped from among the towering foliage plants. This decoration was a royal one and on a scale rarely equalled. UnINrn and lunch parties are occu pying the attention of the florista a good deal nowadays, Pretty little baskets, as many as there are guests, or a" there are tables, if small tables are set, are usually called for, and these are filled with the choicest flowers, in fi ee and natural arrangements. Such odd de signs in baskets, as pitchers, threc legged pots, tea-kettles, wieeclbarrows, etc., na preferred by some, whule others choose handle baskete, and then decorate them with ribbons. Some times elegant belt bunches for each in dividual are also ordered, and one or more large baskets of flowers for the cntre er ends of the table, and else where. The individual favors are by some wanted to be composed each of a different flower, or else with some par ticular flower or olor predominating. Then when their use runs up into doa ens or scores, suoh a galaxy of exquisite floral bunches produces an effect that is charming in any apartment. WHEnE carpets cannot readlyg be taken up and shaken, they may be very much brightened and freshened by be ing wiped with a mop wrung from warm water. The water should be frequently changed. If the mopping precedes and follows thorough sweep ing but little dust will be raised in the room. With the aid of a mop wringer this may be easily done without wet ting even the finger tips, anct the mop. ping will be less tiresome than sweep ing. A little ox-gall or ammonia in the water will brighten the colors, if a carpet sweeper is used the carpet may be entirely cleansed without raising a particle of dust, though it is well to cover bric-a-brae while the work is go ing on. MAnauxMiLLOW DnoPS.--Dissolye one half pout~d of gum arabic in one pInt of water ; strain and add one-half pound white sugar, and place over the fire stirring constantly until the syrup is dissolved and of the coinsistency of honey ; then add gradually the whites of four eggs, well beaten. Stir the mixture unil it becomes somewhat thin and does not adhere to the finger. Flavor to taste, and pour all Into a Pan, slightly dusted with powdered starch, and when cool divide into small squares. To roll molten iron or steel in a liquid state, a rolling mill has been proposed in which the rolls are to be cast hollow, so a to receive a current of water which will maintain a sufficiently low temperature. Thie metal is to run from a "hopper," or distributor, and fall between the rolls, becoming~ cool on contact with them. It is supposed that this method of rolling will have the effect of freeing the metal of any gases which it may contain. To remove paper labels from old bot tles, wet the face of the label with water, and hold lt for an instant over any convenient flame. The steam pen etrates the label at onee, and softtens the paste. WHNui it becomes necessary to stop an engine with~ a heavy fire in the furnace, place a layer of fresh coal on the fire, shut the damper, and start the injector or pump for the purpose of keeping up the circulation in the boit er. HUMOROUS. IT isn't that the tibuttle family has a particularly hearty supper. "I say, Mrs. S.," said Job, the other evening, "this is a somewhat light and decided ly frugal repast." "I know it, Job; but you see I had nothing btlit skim milk for the toast-" "Oh, I see. You toasted the sidm and poured the milk over it. The idea is worthy of preserva tion in the immoital pages of a cook book," An Lid butcher way out In Alissoun, With neuralgia, he suffered hike fury. St. Jacobs Oil banished The pain which all vanished And prevented a coroner's jury. A cranky ol man named Blake, Says St. Jacobs Oil "takes the cake," He gave it one test. And says its the best, Cure m the world for backache. A sOrDY individual who applied for alms at a house in town a few days ago said he was a "victim of the Javan eruptions-" The lady of the house looked at his nose and asked if 'Javan" and whiskey were not synonymous terms ? Then she tied loose the dog, and as the tramp hujried off, his lan guage sounded like an Irish eruption. A anie Not Beoyond Help. Dr. M. H1. Hinsdale, Kenawoe, Ill., ad. visos us of a romarkable case of consuip tion. ie ays: "A nelghbor's wife was at tacked with violent lung disease, and pro nounced beyond help for quick consumption As a last resort the family was persuaded to try Dr. Win. Hall's Balsm for the Lungs. To the astonishment of all, by the time she had used one half dozon bottles she was about the house doing her own work." AN exchange says that a large deposit of * conundrum" has been discovered in Lehigh county. Managers of minstrel shows should repair thither at once and procuro a stock of fresh conun drums. The discovery will fill a long. felt want; though it is bar ly possible that the intelligent compositor has con verted "corundum" into conundrum. Morning Milsti And night damis generate naarial lilsorlers andi rhenmnattsn in tIboxe oliog'ed to be abiroad In them. The farm leborer, (lie early rising artisan, and the night toiler, lind in Ilosteller's Stomach Biters a getual protetton agaiust the effe,-ts of exposure to the weather and damp or fNtid air, an I al io a pleasant naians of counteracting the effects of excessive fatigue of weariness, induced by the lack of a due neasuure of "nature's sweet restorer"-sleep. They who work early sad late the year round need, oeaslonally, the healthful stimutlus imparted by a wholesome tonic lkto this. To all its purity and enieloncy as a- remedy and preventive of disease commend It. It checks lpient rheuinatimu anl malarial symptomis, re lieves constipation dyspepsia antI billuusness, arrests premat tire decay of the physleal energies, mut-gatesthe Iiirtmtles of age a.id hastens con valescence. A BosTON lady says that women who have husbands to support must make them work. She is a milliner, and while she averages $2000 a year at her business, her husband cooks, washes and irons equal to any woman in town. She says if husbands won't work, women will have to consider them as luxuries which they mubt do without. Fraoin Muij.r Dawins, Military Instructor, Mt. Pleasant Academy, Sing Sing, N. Y.: Dairing the very cold weather I was suffer mng with Uatarrh. My head and throat ached s(o severely that I was obliged to keep quiet. Ely's Cream halm was suggested. W ithin an hour from the first application I felt relieved, the paIn began to subside. In a few days I was entirely cured. W. A. Downs. (Price 50 eta.) "Oh, my I" said an old lady, who fell out of bed in a Boston hotel night before last;: "I've hurt the exterior of my spinal column." "Good enough--I mean by gracious I" said her husband, sitting bolt upright in bed, "we'll sue the proprietor for damages." Walnut Leaf 1atr Restorer. It is entirely different from all others. It is as cleai'las water, and as its name indicateahi a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will im mediately free the head from all dandruff,re st~ore gray hair to its natural color, and pro duce a new growth where it has fallen o. It does not in any manner affect the health, which sulp~hur, sugar of lead and nitrate of silver prepatrationis have done. It willeharnge lighteor faded hair in a few daya to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your drugglst forlit. Each bottleis warrantedt. SMITH, K LINE & Co. Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, Pa. and V. N. CIUTTISNTON. New York. As to people saying a few 1(dle words about us, we lust not mind that any more thaii the old chutrch-steeplo minds the rooks eawing abot it. JImplortant. wh'leu you vIsit or leave New York City, save naggaige Expressage and Carriage litre and stop at tue tr,and Union Hotel, opposite Orandl Ceni Elegant rooms, fttled up at a cost of one mil~lon, d'laturs. reduced' to $1 andi upwartls per day. Europtean Pin. Elevator. Itestauirat suipp'ied with (lie besl. Ilorsei cars stages an~d e.evalcd rdiroadi to all dlepots. Famnilies can live ihetter for less money at the Granti Union flotel than at anty (tiler fir.,t-elass hotel in the city. . Ie that wants good sense Is unhappy mhaving iearilng, for he has thereby more ways of exposing himself. Give It a trial. Dr. Graves' Heart Regulator will cure heart Disease. Price $1, 6 for $5. by druggste. Wisdom is the talent of btuying vir tuous pleasulres at the cheapest iate, Dr, Kline's (ireat Iserve iaestorer is ise marvej of the age for all nerve dIseases. All fits stopped ff00. Send to 921 ArSh treet. Phlisdelphia. Pa. Ladies andi chikiron's boots and shoes cannot run over If Lyon's Patent Hieel atliffeners are used. Truth is as Impossible to be soiled by any otutward touch as the sunbeam. TtADE 'MAnn. The pills are warraeted bobs PUlIELY yege. table, free from all mineral and othef poisonous Iubstances. They are a certain cure for Coensu ptlon, Slek Heuadache, Dyspepsia Dilhousneas, Trd lvr, Losof Appetta allase LIver', Stonatarh, Bowels or Kidneys. They remove all ebhtructions from the channels of the system and purify the blood thereby urn parting health, strength and Rlgor. hold by drug. giuts, or sent bg miail for to centa in stamps by P. NEUSTAEDTER & CO., 83 Meroer St., New York, Sole Maunfnetrersof RT. BIERNARD) VEGB. lend for circular. I bmnir s'mban wil cur .--. c..... c . FaoM two points of view: "Well, if he isn't the most oontemptible p - men." "My dear air, don't get exe ted. Mr. Highatone speaks very h in deed of you," "Oh, does he? Well, he always was a very clever fellow. Then he speaks highly of me?' "Yes indeed. When he speaks of you he raises his voice to the highest pitch- ." 'He does, does he? Then I'm not going to reverse my opinion of him." The Weaker sex. are immnsoly strengthened by the use of Dr. R. V. Pierce's "Favorite Presoriptilon," which cures all female derangement, and gives tone to the system. Sold by drug glata. A GaNmuEMAN wanted some plumbing done in his house and asked the plumb er to give an estimate of the cost of the work. v'et me see," mused the plumber "one and one are two, four into three you can't; I'll do the job for $800." TiTED ny TiiEi. For Throat Diseas. es, Colds, and Coughs, DiowN's BRoN. CJnIAL TRocnus have proved their ef foiacy by a teat of many years. Price 25 cents. Amiability Is the sunshine of the soul, which causes smiles to bloom on the lips and expands the heart as the rays of tihe sun open the buds of the rose. Y. uig and middle-aged nen, suffering frAoi toervous debility and kindred affec. tiot1, a0s loss of umemory and hypochondria, siouid inclose three statmps for Part VII of 'ar'l'%s !l- p -nsary Dse Series of pain 10 '" -. A 1-1- Wo 0's DISPENSARY MNIlau At. .wIA'ION. Buffalo, N. Y. Every Christian should be a man of courage and constancy, true to his con victions, and ever ready to stand up for the right in the face of every foe. Advice to Consumptives. On the appearance of the first symptoms as general debility, loss of appetite, pallor, chilly sensations, followed by night-sweats and cough - prompt measures of relief should be takein. Consumption is acrofu lous disease of the lungs :-therefore uso the great anti-scrofula, or blood-purifier and strength - restoror,-Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery." Superior to Cod liver oil as a nutritive, and unsurpassed as a Ectoral. For weak lungs, spitting of blood, and kindred affections, it has no equal. Sold by druggists. For Dr Pierce's treatise on consumption send two stamps. WORLD'S DIsPENsARY MEDICAl, Asso CIATION, Buffalo, N. Y. A great deal of wit often makes us wicked, cruel and unjust; it causes tormenting jealousies, deceptions which spoil our triumphs, and a pride which is never satisfied. Doubtru things ,nay be uncertaln, but the absolute is like 9 and 2 make 4. "Anakesis" has earned the title of an absolute infallible cure for pilies by 25 years of successful experience. It i trie invention of an experienced physician, has been fully endorsed by ill Rehools of Meutnie and above all it has been without an equal on a continents for a quarter of a century. That it will reLeve pain at once an-i cure piles may be tesed without cost by sentllug to P1. Neustilter and Co., Box 2416 New York City for free sainples. le who observes the speaker more than the sound of words will seldom meet with disappointment. Thousands, yes, millions, f bottles o. Carbohme have been sold, and the sale still goes on. If there were no merit mn this great natural hair renewer do you suppose that the people would still buy, as they ctinue to do. The man who can not blush, and has no feelings of fear, has reached the acme of impudence. Fon Dvsi'MrasA, tNDto~S-rrori, deprestsiont of sp:r its andi general debility,ln themt various forms; also as a pirevetive against fever and anue and ether intermittent fevers, thme "Ferro-Phesphoratcc Elixir of Calasaya" m'ade by7 Caswetl,Hazard & Co., New York. and sold by aliiDrtiggists, is the best tonic, and for pattents recovering from fever or other sickness, if ties no equal. Ah, how unjiust to nature and himself is a thoughtless, thatnkless, inconsistent man. Millions tiave died wvith Bright's kid ney disease and rheutnatic diseases. Dr. El more is the first to disicover a cure. He hams treated thtousands with his Rtheumatine Goutaline and never lost, a case. It always cures. --Sixteen hotels in Chicago are assess ed at $6,500,000. The theaters of the city are valuted at about $800,000. Chroliih'~on collars and cuffs are cheapest in t ho long run. They wear longer than any othcr, and you save coat of washing. --1t is estimated that $5,000,000, are annually lost In Kansas by the unine cessary exposure of farming tools. Emory's Little Cathartic Pill-best made for Liver Complaint and Biliousness. Tasteless. harmless. infallible. 15c. It is very muro to Ihnd ground which produces nothing; if it is not covered with flowers, fruit-trees and grain, .lt produces briers and p~ines. It Is the same with man-if he is not virtuous, he becomes Yicious. The greatest ECngine in the world it. the new Baxter portable, in use all over the world. Descriptivye airculars free, Add reas J. C. Todd, 17 Barclay St., New York. --The area of Dakota Territory -Is 96,500,000 acres, or just four times that of the State of Ohio. 11er population Is a quarter of a million and constantly increasing. Fret effectuat, then good to take, tht'n cheap-Piso's Cure for Consumption. Nature has thrownt a veil of modest beauty over mnaidenihood and moe)5 roses, Dr. Graves' Heart Regulator ie a Cuine for Heart isease in all its formr. l1%I e $1. 0 for $5. by druggists. The more deep and thorough our knowledge on any subject the more humble hf our estimate of tilat knowl edge. We then see heights to whicen we have not attained, and depths which we have not fathomed. Hale's Honey HOREHOUND &r TAR A Wonderfidl Cure fitr Cough, Colds, Bronchltle andi Consuanption. or hroic, and BRERA KS P COLDS likmagio]_I? CURR.', n .fact, .'.hre other semredies Aa failed. WI.or Craup and Wheoptng Cough. Pie~ oothache rops Curo In O~ne Minute. Geran ia CoaRmv ie rtia an4 bunIons. 'Tates consistin the power of juid g lng; genius in the power ot arxmoutlvm Prepare yourselves for the world as the Grecian athletes used to do for their exercises; oil your mind and your manners to give them the necessary suppleness and flexibility, Strength alone will not do. T HE (UtAI UtiMAP REMEDY FOR PAINt I.elIleves atid cures Ill EUMATISM. Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, HEADA0IFOOTHAGHR SORE THROAT, QIJINSY. SWiLLINGS NPRAINN. @ Soreness, Cuts, Bulsea I SW RNS, SCALDS, And all other bodily ache II~iIIIIiIIand pains. FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE Hol Ii' 0(1)), n~l l)Rcg'iti. S130 D I irectiuns Iln 11 The Charles A. Vogeier Co . lilli (Uwoessore to A. YOO ERIB A 00.) IThis porouis jolanter Is Hand hearty action PLASTERcuring La 4 Crick in the Back, bide or Hip, Neuralgia, Stitt Jointe and Muscles, Suo Chest Kidney Troubles and all pains or aches etier loel or <opseatad. ItH othes, Strength ens and Stimulates the parts. The virtues of hops comn binod with gums-clean and ready to apply. Bulierlr to linimniuts, lotions and salves. Price x6 cents or 6 for $1.00. Sold by dru.~ git ad Aountry CREAT stores. Mailed on MoIAA acipt of price. Hep Raster Company, ProIlSUCC ESS prietors, Boston, Mass. -H- <G -4k- <&>4> -+ tr- Thoboat family pill nado-Ilawley's Stomach and Liver Pills. 25%. Pleaant in action and easy to take EEFAILS. If =GREAT) (N|E|RI VIE) (CONQUEROR.) ' A SPECIFIC FOR,. W ' EPILEPSY, SPASMS, "1e CONVULSIONS, FALLING SICKNESS, ST. VITUS DANCE, ALCHOHOLISM, OPIUM EATING, SYPHILLIS, SOROFULA, KINGS EVIL, UGLY BLOOD DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, SICK HEADACHE, RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS WEAKNESS, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, BRAIN WORRY, BLOOD SORES, BILIOUSNESS, OOSTIVENESS, KIDNEY TROUBLES AND IRREGULARITIES. mW$.50 per bottle at druggsts."Wu Thp Dr. S. A. Richmond Med., Oo., Prop'rs. Corrcspondcnce frccly answered by physicians. For testimonials and circulars scnd stamp. ' C. N. CRITENTON, Agent, New York. CATAn R R HEll's Gream Balm tiu wil be 11or. REM BNUE segactlyceans ~NP~i~ allays lnhlammnation, I(AYFEVER ' prt*'l o asal pasgea tr')m ad. plutely heals tiLe sores ani restores taste -', and swuell. A few ciwe- Agreu eat AY-FEVER use Send for circ b mal orat da gits. lar. Price 60 cents dLY BROT ~tS, Druggists, Owego. N. V. SES CO a t 5to 82m"e ta *ET S STOPPEDFS REAE /sv att BasteN & Nw*stv, V535S R s ave INeAt.SS if ea as drected 4 eFt s/tee Pit p~ns they payingexpnress chargese o, re reiteved Seo nianm e c . 0. s d epsaddress 01 ivngtgas 52BWA RE 0 JMII' ATING FL4I L/. .4rest and best rendor h disees, and onlyra corat - les ass irglt'udnat am d'saiom I n : iek- n~ fom ma1 ryemaIcd dis<rdirsa n 2 to1 weisi.l Purl iotani reharniloss a nle't 1ri. uaniase inore. Anas & kh. ng~ Wtla s. siig Pictori) B ooks and tils.Piest nremnRinreenat. NArrONAr. Pen.f(in. Piliata 1).. P. W. ZIEEGLEEE & C~O.. Pmiauleithia. Pa. (1irculare free. V ALEtN'l 'N Elllt)t. anuvli. GIVNVAWAAY~ Rheu: Syl1 The Oreatest Blo4 RHEUMATISM CURED. S0E0FUL Roowmerg, N. Y,, Apr. 6th,'88.POTBON N ee a greatsuf- ~tTs~eR, ferer from Rheumatism for six I had been do Iears ana hearing of the anaa or four yeasw to glve It a trialItn my own case, 0(a ii, bill found and I cheerfuly ay that I have commenced tal lean wel with ent yi e fmm uier It I frmpain, and mny general health Continuing Its t p.'cy insh im provedl Itblse I foun myself Snd debilItated sstem. ne equaL. E. CHESTE PARK, M.L D. hiR. WIL4 Manquf'd by RNEUMATIO SYRUP Q( 'e 4.a --. a. .. -- . IIF ~oT1c - bna -, BEEORE --AND -- AFTER Electric Appliances art sent on 30 Days' Trial. TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OLO, 0~ Oare sruiofro m M tvoua DDILITY, LoST VITALITY, LACK ov Ntc rfoacR AND ot, TINt R and all thos o disoases If a P IlSONIA1 WArTnE 8 a111l"1 front Anvsus and OTURRh CAUSES. a~ty eI ef and compllete roato rationof IEALrn,. 1001% Ulid MA!HOOD;A RANT9ED. The grandest dltwovery of the Niiotoenta Century. ond at onco for lilusrtod lanphlotfro. Address VOLTAIC BELT CO., MARSHALL, MICH. TO FPECULATORS. It. LINi i D -i - tM -. (. ~ 3111~T I I Ci & CO. *& I Oliasler of 66 ljoLway Com erce. ioago. " *w t*ik. GRAIN AND PROVISION BROKERS. mem, ra of all Prominent Produce Exchanges in ow Yorn. Coloredo it. Cris tm aUks We have eclusilve privs., tewrapsb wire between Chicato and New Y eor w orrs n our dguieut wihen r-quatiod Men() or 1irculas con. Ding particular. n OT. LiNDrLOM cip o 1~J~ V~l EFOE NI'NIN TIS COUNTffIY j~ o.xx A MALLQUJA N I Tr OFIPRNIED. London Colored Chri3tmas and New Year's Cards. Sizo., suicit ilichi lonw. fotir ltulhtt widot Trell cets ech. throoc for twenty-tlvo cuut-, Sold in ugland for dolible llwitt~lt'ny. Mol'leilrpwtnitt troe. vat roeTpt of prim. IITJIk LUli'fI t4JiINO;CO.. Lot 2.:4.4 New Y.rk p. 0. ~~TREF TO F. A. M4. Ctraphlc Colored Engrav ofan Aucent i ltatln Scen. froin newly ,ii roez Egy tian Tablet. aloo, lhe large tiew iilnstrate4i Catalogue of biaaonte betas and good@, with bottom rices alao.an uifer of very lucrati RE b ns to Masonic Publishere and Manufacturera, 73 11reladrayNew York, CHRISTMAS THE YEAR ROUND. For Bables-BABYLANDO-.- --50t a year. For Youngest iteadors-Our Little Men and Wornen ...............$1.00 os to For Boys and rla-Iho Panny .....0 For the Old and Young ifru Folks................. WIDE AWA E $2.53a year. - iddress I). Lothrop & ('o., Boston,Mass. S dresM. ., box 27 Irooklyn, E. D.,Now York. ~.11flITUALI1Mf KX~PONED 1-A re'i-rkable tikbs. licit Issuell. elltitled 6*110 T TOM x A CTm. " the nst thoronwh and coin prolien tive exnilflt ott of every p)late or so-called np ritual my&s. t .msver ptiblisedec. Ie &-amp4pot n sent ftee. Address JOHN N. TRUESDELL. Syracuse, N. Y. jAPS. CIRlCULAUS, etc. givinlz Information about Land". Climate. etc.. o Arkansas sent free. Ad. a THOMAS EtSE, Land Comr, Little Rock.Ark erANTED - LADE TOTKOU W ac work at their home& in city or coulitry, and ean SOto 012 per week, making goods for our Fall and tintor Trade. Bnd 1s . for samnA ple and plartioulars. HUDSON MFG. 00...,U5 Sixth Ave.. N. Y. & MEETS flne writig geper, Ia blotter. C3%0 with calendar, by mailfor 5e, Agents anted. Zoxo nmxm Co., Newbury. 1.200 ACRES FOR SALE&i:trd etc. f~'llhy linproved and adorned lionle tery cheap. For particu ars apply to E. It RMI TO, Will iamspur tPa. D e* iThinMonth . ed. S tid l)y lio Lewis. Dio Lewi'ill riaolh an enor 1-oforo teado th ityear. Al. 1 Lew isis ofst Month1y Y o cnMagazine. Its rrice Is but 12.50 ie ear. L~arge astsapeorcentage sgo n totff . S (frraole niterms to agents. PHAN K tSii.A.1ANl'su1,lisler. ihibilenose, New Yot k. FRAZER AXLE GREASE Eest io the world. Get the genuine. Every psehage has our trade-omarh EEWEERE. AGENTS WANTED MER mY stok"n." it i iLan" TE o iete in 90 Wokb winc tere Is aiway a ru ariket. Send TSSE or n a e,:tonstret d.r g GONSUMPTION. Is have a ositivo rented thr the abot dsease by it us huan.-r.caa ~te ostkn a~k ndwork.n a t Iywillten D&'LT.ARK SLCM 181NFALLIBL Ew ok ?72 I~L~ Oira4o toe. auuO uou soar n te sl e and rinesis tet f sote ~CURS RIALNFAIBLE I (% 1a.. I rugg Undehr uki then eatest one nin'r ano e sonscan tted hi biinlieif8 atl f tes trte atet. enae tato en tte for emar ,ly M inY e & C.,SIAGO.retPiadlh eact nttiit ' s a A E F~APRT N.S FA."ach,'8 Othdirepho - is the boaeLn floont c erer ula amstsome siling nural adhv o as Pul s rfimd er owhardoffo er, l inkr nt phaspiy he bl onstant sforte A abTRAG t me ot ue of rhemati Syrop. I bA BlunANa.csr ofn rheuats n1e HEALTH IS WEALTH Healif MY hiealth of id .DR. RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent. In5 fGMT Em00 ?IIREMD Pm end:MuT bone and - ee:-= w -. Radway's Sarsaparill Ian Resolvent, Poo a afd u re. a b66100" mare oold Of e sorne t, t e ryoesl o pai, The SavsapartlIlln Resolvent inLLfe Me seurSE=1 mm atanmomy Mi upiea the nlood e othe It e edoou denra *r erttss oresc 4pWd, Persn livern sab or owels. sere 09eaile ow theese inoum~~s les, hoa and-81 R adwhaise eand pread elmge ltenijncued disea e r ery ofro Site78O oor leslm ate.1 may prelou u of ure The ona tl on ueslvent t Bol e den oe t i rin Now IOAein, fteo r E4 ParToN. YTen S itesoRoUlPe, PH oTHERs ir nE 4ftme am OuaCH laude, UMBOla a IAi,. NwaeRYhimoSNerc, iEELES eS Radwoay's Re~ ad ryReli ae 00Uk COLDps, nPRINSt eiese In her one to twntmnutes nee a~llst Um t eoreve in on are toro lea no attre o ent iorn Icathe loe pin, thar 8oeuae B in Ifier re Dp Wnin e OS an atner 8 ]ran" a a bttleso. Reguaing PaiRllsf Perfect, Purgatide SOs thingt, ei INJLAMMAT 0* THU KIDNEYSd Wen8 Pas with otrut h anAly Roeliablfho "end or*NatraIl un Xao in Operoatimn. INFLAIWATIONq OF THE BLADDIO, DINPAMMATlON OF THE BOWELS, CONGESTION 01 THE LUNG*. SO0= THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING, PALPITATION OF THM EAL., .YFTEmICS GOUP, DIPHTHERIA, CATARRe, INFLUENZA, EADACHE, TOOTHACHE, nURALGIA, RH UMATIS GOLD OitLKn AGUE CHILLSo CHLATS AND FROST BIT RUSOR LUMBAGO, SCIATICA,DG' ornIE ar tIns nan s r elbe. otanrmda a n t' word 0that shcue Footan Au ana'he MAunlie s Thre~ EDSON lo ELETRI othER feeade Itell tha ewO omnd wtAkLEn Inter-l faccorn tote ppretend trengmps Spnms slastalictay o o the et ,Cl Chll s, str ad Pinthe Bowre ls ~ l -ea yeney Clc Wd i h e oe lsnntal *era Pans WAY'S EADY E~l w tthem.r A oe dRo In eFineet sikessog usufro eki of w, r.0 Inc ete h, $2.n0hprandy SEBiesa a siuaddnt nreepto mne. 80d oLun larMsoldaw elaoma n.nd atur.al *