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U?EF?Ij KNOWLEDGE. Hin'kj to Dairymen.?Fow dairymen nre owaro o( the amount they lose in the quantity of .cheese, to say nothing of tho quality, by hot taking oar? of their milk. It would astonish many of them -if thoy were iuformed that they sustained a loss of G to 12 per cent, in quantity,7by their own carelessness or ignorance, which they might save by a litt lo moro euro, and thus add tho amount thoy lose in price per pound by not hav ing a prime article, whioh, in many in ntunoea, excecdu 10 and often 20 per cent, and it will be readily seen that the loss thus BUBtained would do a good deal toward banishing hard times, whioh so many are complaining of at present. ] "Runue 11 C ivM bn t. T- There are Beyeral kinds' of India rubber cement. The boat known is " marine glue." A cheap* or cement, and one that is highly recom mended, is mndo by cutting a quantity of pure India rubber, in its natural stato, into small pieces, putting th'em iu a Ajvido-tiiosthcd bottlo, and filling it about hall full of the purest benzine'; tho rubber will Swell up almost imme diately, and if well shaken will in a few da} a assume the consistency of honey. If the rnbber does not dissolve, add more: benaine.: :If, when dissolved, the cement'is too thin, add more gum. A piece at rubber one inoh in diameter will make a pint pf cement. This dries in a fow. minutes, and is very nseful in uniting'pieces of leather, as it is both elastic ami durable. VaijUB op Wheat Mbax,.?Tho Lon?" don Dfototio Reformer shows, by eoieh titio .data.,that whea: meal, whioh is ohoaVer than bolt?flPboal or flno flour, Continus ?n'e'third'rtioro nutriment than flour (ibe8'frtinilwhioh the bran has been siftdd;' ?! Fine flour, "according to this journal, isnot food at all, in the proper' sense Q^;the^erm; ;tho elomonts of the grain that are separated in tho prooesB of bolting,/being,-jOSHential to perfect nutrition, th'dsd who use fine flour' are oblice\lVto\ eabsist, mainly On ?th6? things, or loso their health; that no one, thorof0^0, who makes. baker's bread a principal Article of diet can long main tain healtb, while those who use wheat meal broad, utifermented and unadul terated, can maintain their health with a very small addition of other food, Oj.i> Potatoes,?-Au eastern oxchango gives tniradvice V Potatoes,'to be gtod, Hhonld neyorbo exposed ;to \the light, but be kept in as dark a place as possi ble. ^AOfcr.ih^yjbegin to .sprout inX&6 npring, they should be token up from tho b 111a or heaps aud kept in boxen or barrels. ..."If you havoi a ;few, barrel? naved out for your, family ubo, instead of Kk^ingjjbgm; pve^.iand,'spreading them every few wcoks, put them into* enough.butyls ap.tjhat you cau..easily turuthVm fr^m qrio to another. Have one" exiwbarrol, and once every week tnr?tuem." all'but from one to. another. TbiB keeps them moving so often that the sprouts cannot grow enough to do much harm. Tho sprontB whioh come out from tli e potato-use up the nourish-, ment it contains, und leave it soft, watery, sad insipid. By treating them oa proposed above they may be kept in condition for tho tublo several* weeks' longer than by 's) routing them, and at the^Am "time save a great deal' Of worS.*l??'-5- - .P.-.'-.i> ;r ??* (?.8 - - f TmsAWifeNT of Horsb Di8TEMl'Bn.--s-' Btetfattfa.*American Farmers': /'Horse Boole says * The .treatment in its gen-, erat./oatoi"CB 'resembles that,fox glan de m, uBleed. in t lie, neck vein, taking about-throe pints of blood ; then take anc^ Jtln^roufihly; mix together one table spoonful..'of 'gunpowder,' one of lard, oncf%f>soft.soap, two of tar, and.one of iml^efiMdigiim myrrh. Put a spoonful of fhijf fiown tho horse'B throat as far as you can with' a paddle of spoon. Do this twico a day.""1 At 'the same time make a atrong decoction of tobacOO, as hob an the" horse can bear it, with Whioh wash his'neck two or tbreo times a day. In conncct ion with the above give the animal as muob salphnr and resin as he can bo (induced, to eat?a quarter of n pound uich day at least?proportion, two parts sulphur, ouo part resin. Food lighVjSnoh. as mashes, boiled oats and out Xcojtjj, pr<f>;if in season, grass is beti tar. No corn till .after recovery. No work \vhil u .sufforing. Keep stable well f omigj^qu. -tiK^n,-. Reclamation* of Land.?Tho world is injtubUid'lo Sootoh intolleot for many cheap yet valuable improvements of land, of, twinch tho following may be named as n. shmpl'o: Stakes were driven into t Invmuil at tho .water's edge at reg rloj;.d>fltunceB parallel to the course of t Im river. Botweon theso stakes branch en of trees and brush wero closely in terlaced; and by this simple contrivance silt nud mud were deposited, forming an embankment up to high water mark ?keeping it off the meadow formed be hind; ? the embankment except at high floods. The meadow was hard and dry enough to bear grazing cattle; and the river swamp, thus reclaimed with a few stakes andrbrueh put in the right places, will now sell for ?800 an aero in British gold, .Went and Middle Tennesseo, to say nothing of tho flooded bottoms and swamps of the eastern part of the state, nor? p/f^oll<*w^g rounds in; our sis tor states of' Alabama and Georgia, have inundated land by tbo ton thousand acres whfoTr might ne reclaimed by this Sootoh pf0,0638 at a very ?mall oxpense. Adumbrated BoTTEn.---Wh6n butter is mixed with tallow it may be detected by molting a little of tho butter in a spoon and urn oiling it, when the tallow may at once be peycoivod. Another way to learn whether this substance has been add|flli|fcfc ;moit a small picoo of hutten(tf n/hent not exceeding that of boiling water, and pour it into a wino glasH. Then immediately pour over it two fluid draohmR of commercial nitric aoid (aqua fortin), ?nd shako them slightly. "If tho butter employed was Sure || will riflo to t?o surface nnd not ecomo opaquo for some minutes, but if it,contains mwoh tallow it will be come a more or Lais opaqne white mass, the nntnsro of tho change and the time required, depending on the amount of fat present iu tho adulterated. Some times bntter is mluIterated with horso bonooil. In this case the bntter is to bo ?bak?a-?uns wi?i ^ ho^"wa^ojp . ftptil melted, anu nUowe'd to oolloot upon the surraoe*. ?'Tlomtrvfa five drops df this and place them on a watch glass, and imme diately add ten drops of Btrong snlphn rio aoid. If the batter haa been adub terated with horeo bono oil, a deeper, color will be produced than if the but ter did not contain that oubatnnoe. Fork Raising.?A correspondent of an agricultural paper writes: "My own theory of pork raising, based Upon j experience, observation, and a' little philosophy of things, if written for the bono lit of Others, would be about &* follows: Daring the hot summer months I should feed very little solid, feed, ouch as corn in the ear or un-1 crooked. I would keep hogs on green feed constantly,' either grass, oata'?r rye, and feed them at regular,, intervals, onoe or twice a day, upou mashed feed, either shorts, chopped oats or ryp,, buck wheat, etc; food in troughs. When fed in this way, and at the same time allowed access to water and shade, hogs bearorowding through the*hot months, very good time, if not the best, to take flesh. This puts them in good condition for corn feeding, which should commence about the 1st of September, when the new corn crop is soft and t?n-1 der. Treated in this way hogs'become" probably as perfeot. as any. method could make them. Upon the whole, too, I believe it is the eheapest and moBt economical._ Steamno Heaven's IAver*.?T?he groat alooholess remedy, Vinegar Bit ters, is everywhere driving pestiferous rum potions out of the market? That Ifamous combination of tho finest me dicinal herbs On the continent of. Amer ica, is accomplishing snoh cures of dis eases which effect the stomach, the liver, tho bowels, tho kidney Fi and the nervous system,' that the grateful .manses have adoptarLiLas thejr_ Aterid ard Specific* -flJhJnE?]oa?%raifl?lwrBj have gone down before this pnre vege table antidote liko tctfpina before a well aimed'ball.^Tho^ have) at length discovered that all the spirituous ex citants nro worse than ehnms?that both morally and medicinally they are inimi cal to tho well-being and i safety of the community. It won't do. The hand j writing in on tho wall 1 They are weigh-, ed and found wanting.' Rum remedies aro defunot, and Vinegar Bitters, tho universal antidote, reigns in their stead; Bleeding from l.nnrrn, Cntnrrii, Uronclil t Jo, Contratnptlon., A Wonderful Cure. RocHESTKn, N. YM Jan. 13,' 1874. R. Y. PiijnoE, M. D., Buffalo, N. Y.: Lvar Sir?I bad BpfTorod from catarrh hi an aggravated form for about twelve years and for several years1 frofa Bronchial "trouble Tried many dock r? ami things with no lasting benefit. In May, 73. beoo ? log nearly worn' out with oxoeBBivo editorial.labors on a paper in Now York city, I was attacked-with bron cbitia in a eovoro form, on fie ring almost a I total loss of voice. I returned homo hero, but had?hnen hosts ? only-two-wo^ka^whoiulE was completely prostrated with hemorrhage from tho hing?, having four eovoro blooding, ?spoils within, two wcoks, arid first thrco inajdo. of niuo days.1 In tho Boptombor following, I. |.improved sufllcicntly to bo ablo to ho about, though in a very fooblo state. My bronchial trouble, remained, and tbo catarrh was tenfold worao than bofore. Every; effort for relief aoomed fruitless. I scorned'to bo lowing ground daily. I continued in this fceblo state, raising blood almost daily until about the first .ot March, '73, when I became so bad,aa to bo entirely confined to tho boose. A jTrleM'buk-. gosted your remedies. Bat I was extromoTy akoptical that thoy would do mo good, as I had lost aU heart hi remodios, and began to look u pon medicine and aU doctors with ^disgust. Hotoover, I obtained ono 'of your, circulars, and road it carefully, from which I camo to the conclusion that you understood your buni ncHc, at least. I finally obtained a quantity of Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy, your (S?lden Med ical Discovery and Pellets, and commenoed their vigorous ubo according to directions. To I my Hurpriao, I soon bogun to "improvo. T?o j Discovery and Pellets, hi a sborttimo, brought' j 'out a severe eruption, which continued for several weeks. I felt much better, my appo site improved, and I gained in strength and ficsh. Iu throo months .oycry voatigo of tho catarrh was gono, tho . bronchitis had nearly disappeared; bad h?*. cough 'whatever aod/I, , had entirely ceased to raiae blood; and, con trary to tho expect ai ion of some of my . friends,'the core has romained permanent. I have had no more hemorrhages from the lunge, and am entirely froo from catarrh, from which I had saffored so much and bo long. Tho debt of gratitudo I bwo for tho blesaihgX havo rocoivetrat yonr hands, knows no bohtid. I am thoroughly satisfied, from my experience, that yo?r modicinea will master tho worst forms of that odious disoaso, catarrh, as woll as throat and lnng diseases. I have recom mended them to vory many and Bhall over speak in their pratee. Gratefully yours, Wm H. Spenccb. ' P. O. Bo* 507, Bcchester, N. Y. ' To OoRRESPONnENT8.?In answer to scoros of letters wo state: The Fifth Gift Concert of tho Kentucky Public Library will positively take place November, 30.187/, and there will bo no postponement. Tho capital prizo wilt bo $250,000. For information, con cerning this matter drop a lino to Oov. Thos. E. Bramletto, Louisville. Ky. To have good health the liver must bo kept in order. SaiifortTa Liner Inv.gorator has become a etaplo family medicine. Puroly vegetable?Cathartio and Tonio?for all do rangementa of liver, stomach and bowols. Will clear the complexion, cure sick headache, otc Shun imitations. Try ScmforoVe Liver. Invigoraior.' The only church in this country where sermons are preaohed in Irish, it is said, in at Elmira, 111. The Narragansett Collar Gonirmnv aro turning out from 76,000 to" 100,000 Elmwood and Warwick Collars a day. This bIiowb their immense popularity. If you have not worn them, we would adviBe yon to do bo.?Jv*. Y. , Times. The People's Stamp ot Value.?Tbo Government endorsroeut, which legalises the sale of Plantation Un runs, la not the only stamp af fixed to that famouo Vkohtamjc Tokio. It bears, iu addition to that official sanction, tho btili, Monr vai.uaiilf. btamp ok pubijo approbation, TWh lll eatlaiablo voucher of it?'. raro properties us a Tome, ConnECTiVK|ancl Ai/n:n,vnvu in world-wide. How to Look' Yoanoc?Sixteen.?Don't paint or use vile Hair Reitorera, but elraply apply Hagan'a Magnolia Dalm upon y?dr face, neck and liandp, and uro Lyon'? Katbalron upon your hair. The Dalm makes your complexion pearly, uoft and natural, and you can't tell what did it. It remotes freclilee, tan,>ailownees, ring-marks, moth-patches, etc., and in place of.a red, ruBtic face,-you liavo the marble purtly of .an exquisite belle, it giva lo middle age the bloom of perpetual youth. Add tbese effects to a splendid hoad of hair produced by the Kathalron, and a lady has done her beat' In way of adornment. Brothers will have no spinster nlstors wbou there articles are around. Dr. Dnn'l Wevner of Boston, foil down a mining ebfrft Hear Dapvor, 7G feet. Ho was tafri bly brnlPcd, limbs broken, aad onppoKod tobo dead. Mexican MtiBtang Liniment was freely used, con sciousness restored, til.* life saved, and he came homo in eight weeks. This la the moat wonderful article for DrulBOs^ Sprains, Rbemaatlsm, Swellings, Spavin, Ringbone, Serf", or any flesh, bono or muscle ailment upon man or beast, over discovered. It is humanity to animals. It has saved much suf fering a?d rr.sny useless doctors' bills. It can be had for 5 cts. aod;ft.U0 per bottle. In any qrug. atore. Dntbowareof counterfeits. The genuine is wrapped iu a fine sleol-plato label, signed "O. W. Westbrook, Chemist." Go to Bivornida Water Pure/ Hamilton, HI W5g 920 \^^^^^d^^. Week. 'A/rents wanted. Partien gp i *U lftrofr.ee. .WORT A 4 CO.. St. I on lo, iio. sB O K PEH DAY coiiml-islo.o. dr_?3Q a wMk ?a>i?j(r> salary,and pxpei:*.?.*: Wr> offer It and will PAVU Apply now. O Wclilter <fcCo. Marlon.O A ?KNT3 ? w A.%TItD~Mea aid women KM s> jC3L wee* or ?105 forfeited. TIbo secret free. Write at once to CO WEN <fe CO., 8th street, New York. ClCfJ AMON'tn. Agents wanted everywhere. ,43 I vJHJ^ .Vo^wm{Jtifir.>8end 3ct. starapfor psrtlou ?..,., w .1. Wniit-J" <x.-ijo.. aOIS N. 5ji?. ^J,", Str X.ou'r. WANTED?Yoang men to learn Telcgtaph Opera ting for now railroad onice*. ? ?'ermsnent positions guaranteed a* soon as qunlilled. Address v-?" Telegrapfalc Co . i61 Main street. Memphis, I'--, rifle Teno. 0l.DCMi PKU WKICIS. r\AN BK Mdl)E by any smart man who can keeplrshnslneistohlniHelf. Address H UP**' F- M?SM4l?> iloboken. Now Jersey. ''QSYCIIOMAIVCY, or Soul Cliarminsf." ? / How either sex tnay raecinale and t?ln tlio lovo MM) ?fTW-llon or any i-rr-nn thcrcljooee,lniUntlr. ThU art all can K?*n?!?,frvc, liymnll. 25 ctntu) tocrtlier with a Marriage (lnl<lr, vptlan Oracle. t)rr?m?, If In t a lo I?illra, Ac. 1,000,000 poM. A Qttaer book, Addreu T. WILLIAMS A CO., l'ub'p, FbllaueljSlilA, f Patented. No roelalsprlrus. 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An Indispensable hand-book-for every mtmihe.ro/: a deliberative, body, ana ihe authority in all the states . "~ " Tho most authoritative expoundcrof-Amerlcan parliamentary law."? Chas. Sumner. 1'rieo <y> cent*.- 'Sent by mall on receipt of price Addrq-n Thompson, Bruvk A Co.. Uustou, Muss. COTTOlSTljCOTTON! JAVA PROLIFIC COTTON. _r\yf AK KB from one lo two bales per acre ou r.rdl ilxLf?ary laud, wlthodt, manure. Maturen four weeks earlier than cum -non cotton : Insures a good crop regardless of worms; will mature further north iIiku any other cotton. For circulars and certificates, address w.u. AIcCARXjKY, Carrollton, Carroll county, Miss. NKW~'1?IIJS1? BOOKS. tHE M?R^ ING- STAK! l'or Obnirs, blnging Schools, Conventions, etc. liy I). P. H?DOKsahd Q..W. Fostbii, authors of the ?' s>acred Crown,!' etc. (MM I'll mi no ' . it: Musical Notatlou.' A. Hymn Tunes. 2. Vocal Oultuie S Anthems and Chants, i t-'our-Part Wongs. 6. Htandard Tunes.J Price fl.BO. cample'copy sent post-paid on re ceipt ot #1.00. " A Neetted Book In Kvery Choir." THE AyTTTTfTilVI OIT-JBTKRIICG!! 7 New \ uthems. Sentences, Motets and Cbant?. j-'or OpeoltiK RJid \ los'ng Public \Vor?hlp. By D. P. noDOKH, G. W. Fostkk and J. H. Tknnkv. 1 P Ice $1 00. -'ample Copy sent nost-pa'd on re ciptur 75 Cents. . IifclK A 9HEPARD. Publishers, Boston, Mass EMBLEMATIC BADCE FOR ? ... Q tVi c I art I w %>:p r ?> a d'. ; r~ jS.??nd address and ,3c. stamp for Illuminated Circulars to LEWIS BERRY, . ? . Sole MiirttiracturetSi.Ciiica&o. luv. Drekd' \Dictionary Blotter^ lit Nature's Mertleliie Cheaf o,. ,? there1 Is n .speclllc superior to thS w'atr?r? Heltzer r-prltw. waters of the Tabrant's Ki"kf.iiv?-.??('i:nt Ski.tzkr A i'h'iti r>* r I? Ian Improvenicjjt upon that woriri.??,.?.. i remod lor u Ik?Ioii. hll|ousn?m i l,ow.nfd tlon ; It Is,a once mild, tV.oT. ?Tnn t in?im Ha" Nodrtigsterel-without It Infallible. -TT Portable Family Sewing: Machine, 30 DAYS'TBIAL. Wo will send to any address, O O.D., one of onr machines with prlvller? of examination before UK lneoutof Expreis offlce; and If It does not give tetr lffnoilon we will refund the monsy, lesaJSxpreiMi charges, on return of machine within the time ape* Beclrtvitii Sowing Machine Oo. Mow York: 862 Broadway. Chicago^ aai Wabaah Av*v RllPTli R ES' POSITIVELY CURED. Bend stamprorotTonlar.o? ca?. AW?ral?il??r ivorteri. Bhoulder Braces, Orntohesj all kinds of luslrnmenti fo>f deformities. Bilk BtOcMngs. Body ?sits. Au. , Dil. Ar O. OlitN, ANOTHEECHANCE. FIFTH 5 LAST SIFT CONCERT IK AID Or TBE PfllcLiteuiYofKeijtttcki. FOSTPONBID TO NOVEWBBER 30y 1874= Drawing Oertain at4hatDate. UST OP GIFTS. Ono Grand Otah Gift.. $250,000 One O rand Cash Gift.00,000 One Q rand Cash Gift. 76,000 Ono Grand Cash Gift. 60 Con Ono Grand Cash Gift.j. 26,000 6 Cub Gifts, $20,000 each. 100,000 10 Caah Gifts, 14,000 each. 140,000 15 Cash Gilto, 10,000 each.~. 160,000 20 Cash Gift*, 6,000 each. 100,000 3S Caab Girt a, 4,000 each. 109,000 80 Oaah Gifts, 3,000 each. 90,000 60CaabGifta, 2,000 each. 100,000 100 Cash 0if;?, 1,000 each. 100,000 240 Cash Gifts, 600 each. 130,000 - 600 Cash Gifts, 100 each..... 60,000 19,000 Cash Gifts, CO c.-ch.. 960.000 Grand total 30,000 Gifts, all cash.$3,600,000 PRICE OB1 TICXCKTS. Sfhole Tickets.$ 60.00 aWes. 36.00 Tenth, or each Coupon. 6,00 11 Whole Tickets for. 600.00 ?XI y. Tickets for.1,000.00 For Ticketa Cr iiiforniiUo?; address tuo. k. DRAMIjKTTK, - Agent and Manager, Public library Banding, Louisville. Ky. POSTPONEMENT ! SECOND AND LA?T GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK. DAY POSITIVELY FIXED. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. LAST CHANCE. This enterprise Is conducted by the MASONIC BJBLTKF ArtSOOIATIUN OF NOB FOLK, VA.l under authority of the Virginia legislature (act pasted March 8.187 t.) - 50,000 T1CKET8 . . 6,000 CASH GIP78. S250]000 TO 3BB3 QrlVKN A.WA.Y! Ono Grand Cash Gift of...$ 80,000 One Grand Cash (lift of. 26,000 Ono Grand Cash Gift of. 20,000 Ono Grand Cash Gift of. 10,000 Ono Grand Cash Gift of. e,o,o One Grand Cash G ft of. 3,600 One Grand Cash Gift of. 2,000 16 Cash Gifta of fJiOOO each. 16,000 28 Gash Gifts of ? 600 each. 14,000 43 Cash Glfta of 250 each..'..? lo,750 79 Cash Gifts of 160 each. 11,860 350 Cash Gifts of 100 each.? 36,000 678 Cash Gifts of 60 each. 38,900 6,000 Cash Gifts of 10 each. 60,000 6,000 CASH PBIZK8 aggregating.$260,000 PRICE OF TICKETS : Whole Tickets....$10.00 I Quarter Tickets.....* 3.60 Half Tickets......... 6.00 I Eleven Ticketa.100.00 at** ia>i>t-vxotJA.a. IIKMICPITHI. . , This i oncert Ik strictly tor itAHO>lC purpo ea. and will to conducted- with 'he same liberality. Iioneatr and falmci which rharHcti-rlzed the first enterprise. JOHN I.. KOPKll, PreMdont. For tickets ami rlrculnxi i/ivlng full Informotlon address I1KNIIY V. MOORK, Becretary, Nor f0! 'nEHPONPIBLE AGKNTfi WANTED:" CUMBEBXAND UNIVERSITY, Business CoUegetand Telegraph lustitute, I KH.YNON. TGNNrHHKK, NASHVILLE BRYANT & STRATTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, No. 03 and OS Chnrch Street. TELEGRAPH mSTTTTJTB, No. 5 North Cherry Street. THE LEADING COLLEGES. For particulars csll at either College, or address the Prlucinal. THOMAS 'J'ONfttY, Lebanon; Tenn.. or Nashville. Ttnn. * Ihe American Meat and Vegetable Chopper. An Improved Meat and Vototah'o Chopper to take the place of tlie old Knife and Tray in pre paring the various articles of food which require chopping, sttrh an Hausage. Mlnce-meat, Naiads Hash, Pish. Fruit and vegetables of various kinds has come to bt> considered as much of a neo f.?liy in evijrj well-condncted hojoehold ao a Clothes Wrlnieror CookHK- Htove. while lor Hotels,'linke rlen. lUMnn rants and Public Institutions where large iimui Ities of lood aro required such a ma chine is h? solutely Indispensable. Ot the many Inventions designed for the pur pt-Ke. the only nun which has stood Mietest of time and proved h n.erirrt tueeeu Is the " American." of which more than W.eo. have been sold, and live yeais constant im? has proved ti elr superiority over all o- her t hoppers. 1 hoy save their co-?t In labor every year, and so great has the o? maud for them become that the annual sales now amount to more than thr^e times that or all other Fam lv Ll.opi.'em combined?a fact which Is aufllclent evi dence of tholr superior merit. seven size-*, -.old by dealers everywhere. Ft* 1>>-Hcrlnilve circular and Price Mat address D. a NKWTO.N & CO., 110 Chambers street, New York. DR. WHXTTIER, No. 617 St, Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo. ffl?W Allmcot or ?Ickoe.i which re.u'o- rrtvpr Or Vv ?. iSt? i?1l,ruJ'D?: ?!"? unparalleled fntfA/2 Ur. ?v. ? cilahll?"ment It chartered bj the Put? it Ui? ??r.. e?Flilb aoj retLbl? r?ll?f. Being ? i^irtulve jj ?rer.t medloeJ collere, .??d S.tln. .hee"p?"cnc.1r Ion, :.r,\ iukci.M Tai in hl. ?peclafile?; hoifcaiMfLoiftS I?-- .16 pnff.es, *lrl?S full ?jmpien,.. foV "wo aT.SJT - K"0> ?i .???-s ?jinpioioe. rortwo*tici[ MARRIAGE GUIDE, -S'|I',;?1mu','I 1 '????Uli"! 'he oi5.mil ?u.. .1 on thle eubjeet, the rcs<itt,or Dr w . V.'"? ""?.?rieu,.?,.l.o lb. toil thnUhlVf^m l.u Wvl., _ snsaaVansw-iei IW you wish to get A PRACTICAL BUBI? NK88 KDtJCATIOrV, attend and graduate at that oldest, lantiil and most thoroughly managed Instlt it Ion. JOAjBiS* COSf MBHC1 %1. AND TKI.KOIlAPIl COhLKOB, Bt. Louis, MoT write for a Circular. nTTDl" FmiKwaJ' ccnUlaa V articles -1 Threader. Sclnaera, Thimble, etc.?char. auie.d worth |iiO. Bam pie box, by Kail, ) cents. Ajtenta wanted. VLVUU& COJ Klghth street, Philadelphia, Fa. DON'T BUY UNTIL TOO DAVE I OUR N?W AND LOW RESERVOIR < Aj we have 12 GOOD REnSOHS way tfcsy will do yoar work QUICK and EASY, CHEAP and CLEAN. IllThcy are Cheapest to bny. 58"They are best to use. <^They bake evenly and quickly. Their operation Is perfect. They always hare a good draft. They are made of the best material iTliej- roost perfectly. OTl.ey require bot U'Uie fnel. -They are Tery low priced.. UlThcy are cosily managed. a^Thc, are suited U> all localities. ED Every Store guaranteed to give satilfae'B Sold by Excelsior Mariuf g Co. 8T. LOOIB, MO., AND BV. BlOB BBOS. * 00? Hew Orleans La.! ?. OllQUHABT * OO., .Uemphif, Tinn. ; FH1LLIP3* UOTTOUFF * CO., NoahrUIo, Tcna. WHEELER & WILSON'S Celebrated Rotnry-Hcoli Lock-Slitth SEWING MACHINE I FOR FAMILY USE, SEWING MACHINE For Leather Work and Ilcnvy Tailoring. Wheeler <& Wilson'? ?Family Sewing Machine' was the first In troduccd In to the household for gen eral nse and for more than twenty years has stood unrivaled. More than 1,000,000 have been sold, { a number faf; ex cce.lt ngi ho total sales of any Other machlno of its class. Wlieeii-r IS 'Wl^onli rfor? reo. a (owing Afactltue I Is designed to do in a' superior manner 4-wider { range of work thau any sewing machine Ihereto fore produced. It Is especially adapted to theptltch Ing or boot* and shoes, harness, carriage* trimmings, gloies leathtr work generally, baa*, hosiery, cloth' ing, and heavy /abriet of erery description. It U intended to be operated'either by foot, or at a higher rate of speed tban other machines by steam or other power, and Is rapidly gaining that pre eminence for manufacturing pnrposes which their family machine hss long maintained In ibe house hold. 8end for circular Aglvlng .testimonials and description ol machine, to - Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co., 625 Broadway, N. Y. the new improved REMINGTON Sewing Machine. AWARDED Tho Medal for Progress,* AT VIKNNA, 1K7 3. Tuk IIionkht OnuKB.nr "Msdal" AwttDtti ai Tin: EXPOSITION. No Sewing Machine Received a Higher Prize A KKW ?tHS? UKA8UN81 ?.? A AVio Invention Tiiorouuhlt TmTXoand secured by Letter?.Patent. i*.?Makes a perfect tocK ptitch, alike po boil sides, on ?II klruls of goods. '.I.?ItONHLinRT HktooTH.NoiaKLMHand It*rir .?best tamhlnalton of qualities. ? #.?Dor?bi.k? ?wn? tor Yeats witbotu Ilepalm 5.- Will do all Va Uty'of Work and Jfanry mteh Ing In a superior manner. O.?Is At cut Rosily Managed by the operator Length of stitch may be altered while running and machine can bo threaded without, rassln? thread through hnios. 7.?Design fiimple. fmemotts.'JCegnnt. for mim tho stitch without the use of :rog\Vh.?el Hears Rolary Cams or Lever Arms. Tlaa t tie AtdomniU Itrop Jteert,' which insures'uni/orm length of stitch at any 'need Han nur new Thread Controller, which allows easy movement of needle bar and !???' i cuts injury to thread. H. ? Const hit ct ion most careful and riKiSHKD It Is manufactured by the moil skillful and experi enced tnrehanies, at the celebrated Hcinlnfit o Armory, lllon, N. V. New York Office. No. O Maitlsan Bquare, (Kuril's tlulttl? Ing.) IIUANCIl OKKICKHi 3437 Mate hi.. Chicago, Hl.? INI Wert fourth at., Cln> climistl. <*.( 30 Niagara et., Unfreie, N. V. | U3U Washington at.? Huston, ItIbss.i ?IO 4 bestirnt si., Philadelphia, Pa. i lOKIxth et., Pittsburgh. Pa fj.iH Wtit Jeflenon et.? Louisville, Ky,| UeGlves Ollere. House. Marrteita et ??Atlanta, Gat o17 No Fourth ?t, *?t lioui i, Mo t Corner of North Peait anil ntenbeii eta., Albany N. Y. AGENTS WANTED TOR THE TRUE HISTORY C^n** el * i^tT BROOKLYN SCANDAL Thi a'tound ng revelations and -tatting dls clo nresin do In t' Is wo k aio crating in* nu?t Intens?.. eslre In the mil ?ls o? the p. ?fdo to obtain It Halves be wb ii ? liner hWtory oi tiir. rent fetcanda' and Is the only /ull atnf W/lerlrie *o.k t.n lh"5il.le t. It ?eil* nt ?lullt -e-d ?or terms to Acrtii hhd n nil t1e<crlptlou i>rihe wu'K Address -.\lli>Nx|. I'UiiL'tt.t vM? tu ,i Inc nnuil.o., Or Mrriir.hT.. Ti'iin f A OVKHTlHErtHt nenn *J5 cu.Vo(?xe. r\ ?OW a. xud Co., ii l'ark Row.N.Y. fnr their Km*. phlet of 10O pacts, oontalnlag lisle.of WJQ uew> papers, and ?eOm^tea shAWiag otat of a&vnMntl. VINEGAR BITTERS A Di-. J. Walker's California Vin egar Hi tiers are a purely Vcgetablo preparation, made chiefly from the na - tive lierbn found on tho lower ranges of tho Sierra Nevada mountains of Callfor- 1 nia, tho medicinal properties of which aro extracted therofrom without tho use of Alcohol. Tho question is almost daily asked, "What is tho causo of the unparalleled success of Vinegar Bit teks V Our answer is, that they remove. tho. causo of diseaso, and tho patient re covers his health. They are tho great blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the systom. ' Novor before in the. history of tho world has a medicine been compounded pos^etming tho remarkable qualities of ViHKOARBlTTBRsfn healing the' i Bick of every disease man is buir to. They are a gontlo Purgativo as well as a Tcnic, relibving Congestion or Inflammation ol the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious Diseases. The properties of Db. walker's Vinkoam Bittkus are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diurotio Sedative, Counter-irritant, Sudorific, Altera 'tivo. and Anti-Biliocs. Grateful Thousands proclaim Yn*v egar Bitters tho most wonderful In vigorant that over sustained tho sinking system. No Person can take these Bitters according to directions, and remain long unwel, provided their bones are not de stroyed by mineral poison or cthei means, and vital organs wasted beyond repair. Bilious. Remittent and Inter mittent Fevers, which are so. preva lent in the valleys of our. great rivers throughout tho United States, especially those of tho Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan sas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ko anoko, James, and many others, with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire country during the Summer and Autumn, and remarkably so during sea sons of'unusual heat and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive de> rangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In their treatment, a purgativo, exerting a pow erful influence upon theeo. various or gans, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic' for the purpose equal to Dr, J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters, sis they will speedily removo tho dark culuruu. viscid manor with, which the bowels aro loaded, at tho same time Bumnlatiug tho secretions of the liver, and generally restoring tho healthy I functions of tho digestivo organs. Fortify the hotly against disease by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar Bitters. No epidomio can tako hold of a system thus fore - arme d. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach. Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita tat ion of the-Heart, Inflammation of (ha Lungs, Pain in the region of tho Kid | nays, and a hundred other painful symp toms, aro tho offsprings of, Dyspepsia. Ono bottle will prove a hotter guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advortiae ment. Scrofula, or King's Evil, White Swellings, Uleerg>-Eryr?pelas,,Swellcd Nock, Goitre,. Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolynv Inflammations, Mercurial A flection?, Old Sores, Eruptions'6f the Skin, Sore Eyes. oto. In these, as.in all other constitutional Dis eases, Walkkr's Vinkoar Bitters havo shown their great curative- powers in tho most obstinato and intractable canes. For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Bern it tent and Intermittent Fovors, Diseases ol tho Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters havo no equal. Such Diseases aro cam oil by Vitiated Blood. Mechanical Diseases.?Persons en faged in Paints and Minerals, suob a* lumbers, Type-setters, Gold-boaters, and Minors, as thoy advanco iu life, aro sutrjeo'; to paralysis of tho Bowels. To guard against this, take a do so of Walk.-: it's VlB boar BiTTKRS occasionally. ForSKin Diseases, Eruptions, let tor, Salt-Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustulos, Boils, CaVbuncIes, Ring-woher. Scald -head, ? Sore Eyes, Erysipolas, Itch, Scurfs, I) is colorations of tho Skin, Humor:', and Diseases of tho Skin of whatever Domo or natura, aro literally dug up and carried out of tho systom in a short timo by tho use of tboso Bitters. Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in tho system of ro many thousauds, aro effectually destroyed and removed. No system of medicine,, no vermifuges, no an thelminiticB will freo tho system from worms liko these Bitters, For Female Complaints, in young or old, married or singlo, at the dawn of wo manhood, or the turn of life, iheso Tonic Bitters display so decided an influence that improvement is soon perceptible. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood when over yon find its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sore^; cleanso it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in tho veins; cleanso it whon it :p foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep tho blood pure, and the health of tho system will follow. n. h. McDonald ?fc co., Druggists nndOon. Agts.. Snn Francisco, CaUfhrola end oar. of Washington and Charlton Sta., N. 2. hol?? --fill Druggists and Dealers. u-.ooo.ooo nitix*. VO.'.oo Klngcr*. 8,500 Ton?? Bel A. llirdwmr? Dt t>r? Erl I Tbtrvi. ?.WonitlAOo.Doeator.lll, WHB? writing to ndvcrUsoTs pi^yie menuot the n*mo of ihts nsocr.. Vr> 43..? V ?', ? _?_i:.- ?. ??i.-:-1 ?--?.?. An iuwrwrtlrig T\ lii'irmvt work of MARRIAGE GUIDE >.,, vuiu.it, e Ir.r.iimntlon tor-thou* who nr* ???.rri*ri or oomomi.lut? inwrrl??a . Prioi- llitv ?.??Uh cv mau Atl.fip-H V?--. BuiTa* DlSl'I^N'.Aiiit, North Kiiihtb street, su JL,oul->, Mo.