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FOR THE FAKM AM) HOME. Kntniilrr hi llir I'rrl. The disease known as lever in tho fret, or founder, or laminitis, consists of inllaiiiniatiun of the leaves or lamina1 which connect tho hum of the hoof with the vascular tissue of tho foot. H is caused by overfeeding, watering when the animal is hot, or anything which will drive the blond into the ex tremities and produce- congestion. A large u r 1 1 1 i t y of blood circulates through tin) feet, and as the horn holds tho foot in a tight, hard box which cannot be expanded to conform to the pressure of the blood, the pain is in tense, and produces a general eondition of fever over the hole system. The disease soon affects the whole interior of the feet, and so results in navicular disease, thrush, and contraction of the hoof for want of nutriment needed for tho growth of the horn. When this happens the horse is past neovfTy. The treatment of the disease should be undertaken at the first appearance of it, and is as lollitws: The feet should lie put into hot. water, as hot as the hand can bear; a dose of one ipiart of raw linseed nil should bo given: no corn or oats should be fed, and only bran mashes, cut carrots, and good hay should be ejven. 'the fore feel should be kept wrapped in ibnhs saturate! with hot water until the fever is re duced, when the hoof should be kept moist for a few days, until the i fleets of the fever have disappeared, and healthy growth of Ihtii takes place Afterward the frog should be le;t to grow without cutting aw ay, so t hat it may press upon the ground and Keep the foot in healthy action. A horse that has been foundered, and wh 'se hoofs have contracted and have sepa rated from the interior of the loot, can never be cured, but may be relieved by feeding soft feed, boiled oats, bran and l'nseed, and cut hay, an I avoiding corn or musty hay or anything that would fend to produce inilamination. A'- 1'".- '. I'niill ry it ml I '.. In order to enlighten the people who think that this hen business is pretty small business. I appropriate the following from the I'-ni't, linl I'thi: According to tho statistics of lsJ the value of poultry produced in the I'nited states eceed the value of either hay, wheat, cotton or dairy product, as the following liguics w ill show : Ulieul, llnv. Cotton, Riirt. - I'oultiy HodlIi-e. The city of .Yew over liiOmui tons of i aimuallv, which, at th I s,s. Ill l.'i, (II ill I ,ii.iliiii.iWO till U Ml "Oil ..v. I, una noil .' '.Ii ml i ii 0 York consumes Iressed poultry i1 low C.-tillllte of ten cents per pound amounts to jfjl 1,1 li M l: H I. Ibinng the two weeks of April 7th to ll'tli, 1-I, or the two before K.tstcr Minday, there were 7' '.'' 7 barrels of eggs received in 'iic markets of Yew York City. Other people are very nni -li afraid that this chicketi and egg bu-ines is indeed very much overdone. It doesn't look that way to ik I Miring tit lirst three months and a hail' ot th ; past year some 1 1 . " 1 11 cases of fori iirn eggs were lande.l in New V..r. Time enough to talk about overdoing the poultry business when Aiuen.aa Io ns lay eg,'s enough to supply Pc home demand; and that will not b- for some time yet, for so tar the dentrnd h:is inereasel faster tha i the supply. I don't know that I want to t.r up any of the specialty in 'ii, hut I will s iy that every farmer ought to iai- chickens and cirgs etioic,'h for home consumption. I-'ow on a farm d pay their way an I i e. too, veil vv hen left to shift pn-tty inii'li to them selves; and when web cared I'm- they pay a larger profit in proportion to labor and capital invested ;hat' :"iv othei .'ve stork on a farm. A I inn Hock of lut hens will, i; rightly tnanaged, lay egigs enough in i year to bring t heir owner a clear profit of tfl to$l..Mi per head, according locality. and then the old fowls -v Ii m fa't-n.-d for market, will bring enough t buy the same Dumber of piill ts to tak their plae 's. In reckoning the cui of keeping a llock of lowlsmo-t furthers do not take the value id poultry manure into the account, but it is iiite an item and should not be lost track of. In any part of the country where land requires manure in order to pro duce paying crops, the manure from a flock of fowls will, if saved in good shape, pay for all the care bestowed upon them. Among my farmer acquaintances there is one man who loakes a specialty of growing vege tables for the early market, but the specialty business does riot keep him from keeping a (lock of sixty hens and raising one or two hundred each year. In Ulking upon I he sub ject this man said : " W e want chickens and eggs for our own table, and I lindtuat 1 can raise them cheap er than I tan buy. Poultry manure is a valuable fertilizer, quite as valuable as any of vho commercial b nili.ers, and I consider that it pays fully one third of the entire cost of keeping my flock." Ohit Ftinntr. HoilM-hnlii !'lni. Starch black calicoes with starch made of weak coffee. Save jour cold te:; it is excellent j tot cleaning grained wood. If any housekeeper finds it impera tive to clean windows on an icy cold day, she can accomplish it safely by using a cloth dampened with al 'olioj. which never freezes. Carpets, after the dust has been beaten out, may ho brightened by scat tering upon them corn meal mied with salt, and then sweeping it oil'; mix salt and meal equal proportions To purify cistern water put a peck of charcoal in a bag and hang in the water; it w in taue up an me u.w on- r Put some in the sink and keep it over tho screen, and no bad smell will come from it. : Keckoninu Time, Various Methods of Among many peopl the modes of reckoning time t!o not deserve t he name of a system. The Otaheitans used the changes of the moon an I the growth of tho bread fruit; the Makha lndiiTis on Cape flattery the moon and the seasons, of which latter they distinguished two, the cold and the warm; the Muysca Indians, according to II iimb 'lilt, had o7 lunar months in their cycle, and twenty of these cycles formed a larger one. W hen there were no religious festivals connected with the new or the full m ion people gave up the luni-solar year altogether and adopted the solar ye ir only, con t'uiing themselves to bringing day and night into connection with it a far as possible, and paying no more regard to the moon's coins'. It was soon bum 1 that the solar year was approximately :(!" davs in leng'h. and this we lind tir-t in the years of the ancient I'gypt ,ans. Tl'.ey ibv ided tlieii solar year of :iio days into 11 inoirhs. each of :i dav s, to w hich they add ." siipplemeti" lary days. The years were counted iic- ci'iiiing io i oe reigns, aim uie i anon oi Ptolemy is a chronological table giving the i o'liinencing years of the various kings. The same form of vear is found among the Persians, with the ' difference that the supplementary days I were added to the eighth and not to , the twelfth month. Their months had I names, not numbers, an 1 their years! were reckoned Irom the accession of j led'-gir l, an era from which the Per- j shins, especially in some parts of India, I -till count their years. It is remark- j able that so inexact a year, originating i so long ago, should have existed 1 through centuries down t our own I day, although its incorrect in ss was early recognized. The l'.gyptians, I from whom the time of the rising of' the .Yile, at the ascent of Hrius, was of ; great importance, noticed soon that ' the occurreng.' came later .and Liter in ; their year, and that if the l g star ' rose one year on New Year's day four , years later it was i n the second day. eight years the third, and so on. ( n this they based the "tliK or ! g-star period of 1.1'il Kgyptian years, in the course of vvtiichiriiis rose successive, ly on ev ery day of the year. Then came the knowledge of the year o. -'." days, which is tolerably exact, and of this there are several fonm of years. In P.gyptian the change to the more exact reckoning was accomplish ed in a simple way.--Ar''f. lines Money Make the Mare tin! Tim times appear to be so progres sive that even the old proverbs no 1 'tiger apply to them. The one refer ring to the intluence of lucre in accel erating the speed of horses wa-. emi nently correct until late years. When j feildsmith Maul, in W, reduc-'d the ! record for one mile in harness to J l I, ' it iv as tor a pur se of fj,"iwi, and .1 alien's 2.11 vv as for a purse of the same handsome amount ; Little lirown .lug paced for fMinii when he lowered the recr I to 2:11 J; and prior to the days when last teams were owned so exclusively by millionaires, best pole records were made only for consider able pecuniary considerations. With out entering into arguments as to causes, it is well worthy of note that, j in the present epoch, money seems b ' have lost its stimulating power on ; horses, and their best paces are shown for gl 'rv. The J:ii'.i of Maud S. was j for a cup; th" 2:'t,'il, of Johnston f"r a ' and again making a small purchase, nominal consideration; the 2.1.VJ ol j To the st ranger the remarkably spiced Maxey Cobb and Ncta Medium for I confectionery and other doubtful deli $2tM; tho 2:o''i.1. of the yearling llinda cacies in which the children of Israel i i.'ose for a medal; the 2:21 of the two I ye.ir-old Wildllovver also for a medal, and the 2:17 of the foiir-year-o d allie Henton was for a set of harness. These comprise all rtif leading best on records of the day, except for three-year-olds, and the amount of lucre in volved would not constitute a single attrat tive purse at a country fair. Is it true that the sordid element is dis appearing from the turf, as it is claim ed to be from politics, and that glory, not money, now makes the mare go: 'I'ii if. Fit lil niul Farm The Huh of the Southern Hemisphere. Valparaiso is the South American liostnii, and the most un-Spanish city on the Paciiic Its streets are kept i scrupulously clean, and are as safe, j though almost as crowded, at midnight j as at noon; paupers are unknown; J the public spirit of. the citizens exu- berates in all sorts of benevolent and I educational institutions. There are I art schools and polytechnic colleges, I daily newspapers, Protestant chapels j and halls of the Madre Xatura Society, a sort of secular league that germina' ted in Barcelona. Spain, but expanded chiefly in the Transatlantic republics- The cntrast lietween Valparaiso and Lima equals that between Falinburgh land Lisbon. -Vinvtnuatt JSwiuirtr, SCIEXTinC SCRAl'S. Ie. f'andolle, the French botanlbt, supposes that agriculture had its ori gin in threa widely separated regions, namely, China, southwestern Asia and Kgypt, and the highlands of Mexico und Peru. After ten years of experiment, the superintendent of the porcelain fac tory at Sevres, Mons Lauth, thinks he has produced a porcelain identical with that of China, and far superior to the , f..IM0 ls oltl Sevres. After many observations at sea level and at irv mm feet above, I'rof. S. P. I I.angley concludes that tho mean 'absorption of light and heat by theat- j '""sphere is at least double the usual j ' snmau oi i weniy per eeui. lie ne- lieves, also, that dust particles play a iinre important part in this absorp tion than is generally supposed. A Kurojiean oiiserver. IM Oichoro vv iiv, believ es that he has found evi denco of the existence of a "magnetic sense." It is stated that by hanging a magnetic tube called a hypnoscopo --from the index linger he realizes pe culiar sensations, somewhat resem bling the effects produced by the ac tion of the air in front of an electrical machine. The latest surgical luxury is an in strument bv which incisions mav l e I m;)e without giving pain. It consists of a knife which is regulated by a watch attachment, so that it advances at the rate ot only one inch in six hours. A slight sensation of uneasi ness i.s produced, which does not. how ever, prevent the patient from going to sleep. The distribution of fishes is bound ed bv narrovvr limits than that of j ,,lt,r imjinMl few tribes ma v be called cosmopolitan, as the sharks and herrings, but tho species are local. He dogs not appear to bear any re lation to lat itude. The marine forms are three times as numerous as the freshwater. The migratory fishes of the Northern Hemisphere pass to a more southern region in the ."spring, while birds migrate in Autumn. From experimental measurements of the temperature of the body during acts of in it ion the following conclu sions have 1 n reached bv a French ! observer: That the lowest tempera tine in man. following a period of rest . is i's. i degrees; that the temperature I rises under the influence of an ascend i ing effort to in i.ti degrees, and under j the itiiluence of a descending effort to , lon.'i degrees; that it increases aftt r ; any exertion, but more after an as i seeuding than after a descending one; I-and that the chemical actions of the organism are augmented after every ! movement. I he Crciil Kag l air. i open space adjaein In to lloun.tsditch. says a late London let ter, is held liag Fair, the greatest old clothes mart in the metropolis. Here assemble daily hundreds of grimy Isra elites, many bent double with age. eager to buy an old garment, in mat ter In 'W tattered or greasy. The busy day of tne week here is Minday.and a more extraordinary sight than may be gained while listening to the chat tering and bargaining that goes on here for hours on a Sibbath morning can hirdly be witnessed, even in London. The worst of it is, however, tlia1 th" visitor who is simply there out of curiosity finds it extremely diffi cult to satisfy the dealers that he really ha- nothing to dispose of. The average .lew is so uncommonly shrewd that be cannot believe tha any sane being would brave the squalid surroundings of Nag Fair unless ha came there to turn an honest penny. Petticoat lane, also close by, is a great j sight on Minday morning. Almost every conceivable article that can bo carried about on a street barrow is here exposed for sale, and up and down the narrow thoroughfares crowds of the poorer class of .lews elbow their wav, scrutinizing the wares, pricing the articles, and now delight form not the least interesting part of the show. Here, too, we sen relays of Spanish olive and JMitch cucumbers pickled in salt and water, herrings saturated in brine, the dried llesh of beef and mutton, (ierman sausages and t'l.iti of all sorts stewed s ewed with lemons and eggs, or fried in oil. At Fastertiue, too, there is an abundance of uiatzo, or unleavened cakes, used at the feast of the Passover. The Itook That Sells Iti sl. "There is more money in Bibles than in anything else," said Mr. J. It. Jones, one of the largest liible print ers in the United States. "There is a steady reliable trade for the piod book and I think I have made 2,0,mihi) ot- the different grades since 1 have ien in business. The price ranges r)ri ten cents for the kind given away by the Bible Society to the f! one bound in velvet and ivorv. I have nearly ceased printing other books. Asa general thing they don't pay. I'nlessycu can get a work by a great author or a noted politician, the sale of any book does not reach beyond a small edition. I paid Alexander II. htevens flMJUMi royalty on the "War lietween the states,' but only about fti.OOO for his 'History of tho fnited tat.' "rhiMUMa Tim, TOI'HS OF THE II AY. A hotel is to be built in Pittsburg, Penn., seven stories high, with tho kitchen on the top floor, and electric lire escapes in every room. The escape is to be operated from tho office. Py touching a button there every guest is simultaneously aroused, ev ery window thrown open, and a flexi ble ladder loosened that reaches to the ground. The Yew York Ti ilnin says: "Per sons who read the death notices in tho newspapers from day to day most observe that whenever the weather grows suddenly cull the mortality among old people greatly increases. This occurs so often that it is hardly a coincidence. lnd"ed, it seems to bear out fully the assertion of many physicians, that the secret of long life after three-score years and ten is to keep warm." soiue of the researches lately made by Pnglish explorers in regard to deep, sea beds, have led to the belief that there are no rough ridges, abrupt chasms imr lure rocks, and that the s 'a bottom at gn at depths is not alteried by currents or si reams even by those of tlieiiiagnitiileiiftheiiiilfstre.ini its general app nance rather resemb ling that of tic ineriean prairies, and it is everywhere covered by a Kin I of mil 1. According to hydrophobia, ph to their patient almost perfect lr. Polan's work on vsicians may convey . a reasonable hope of imiiiiinitv from the iliseasealter three months haveelap-cd from the time the Lite was indicted- j The danger is thought t be lessen d with every month that passes, "so that alter a year the physician may a fiord a scientific certainty of the patient's re-j eoveiy." Absolute ijiiietute, or ".-elation," and the us of the Turkish hath are the measure chietly recommended ! as preventative treatment. j The bulk nl in- borax comes from an liernanliiio county, California, and the price has heretofore h-vn j governed by a Nut Francisco linn that j several years ago purchased tit- vast i borax fields in the Heath Valley, and has since expended thousands of dol lars in the cftort to maintain control of the monopoly. Within a few I weeks, however, a vast borax ledge ; has been discovered mi the Mohave I Kiver, near the lin of the s mtlierii j California Ilaihvay, which is very: large, and assays nfiy tour per cent. ; of pure borax of lime. The discovery I will break the corner in borax, and, it is said, immediately loner the price. 1 The reckless improv idenee with I which tho forests of this country arc! being destroyed is lik.dy to bring its, own punishment with it. Prof, .".ar gent's report upon the present condi tion of our forests h is been published j as a part oT the tenth census. From' this it appears the loss from forest I tires alone amounts to upward of $2'', it" ii 1 1 Mil annually. The railways de stroy upward of :!'i,'iini.ii lit lino young trees every year forties. The frame ' houses which form so characteristic : a feature of an American landscape, 1 use up the lumber I rom millions of J acres annually; As yet no process of reparation has begun. We cut down but we do not replant. Tho conse quence is seen in the greater freqiien j cy of droughts and floods along oar large rivers, the impaire I fertility of the denuded soil, and the increase t I cost til fuel and building material. The report shows that it is quite time to j turn over a new leaf. We should i husband carefully wb it forest we have i left. It is the part of wisdom for every owner of a timber tract to cut understandingly and with reference to the future. A good twenty acre tim ber lot can be made to last for centu -lies, all the time furnishing its annual cutting of fuel for the owner. Shaking a Man. Isaac Newton, Commissioner ol Agriculture during President Lincoln's Administration, was a member of the Society of Friends. After every draft his services were sought to se cure the release of some (Quaker who, against his peace principles, had been forced into the army. Once while conversing about fight ing with Aljiitant-tieneral K. I Townsend, th" latter asked him if he believed it proper always to carry out the strict letter of the Scriptures, and mder no circumstances to resist "Oh, no," said Friend Newton, "there are other ways of resisting bo sides lighting. Once, when 1 was driving. 1 met a man in a wagon. Tht road was very narrow, and the man, seeing that 1 was a Friend, refused to turn out, and stopped directly in thi oad. "I asked him kindly to turn out and let me pass, but he gruffly refused. Friend,' said I, 'if thee will not turn hy horse I wi'lturn him for thee.' "So I took tne horse's head to turn him. The man jumped out and ran toward me as if intending to attack me. I seized him by both arms above the elbow and said: 'Friend, if the resists, 1 will shake thee.' "Igavehiiu a shake as a sample and he, seeing that 1 was powerful ! and determined, apologized, and turn w. his horse as far out as he could. Bo I did not strike ulm!" moominjh, Fga. Waking at Will. A litisiiif-sK mini shvs (htjt for years he lias been in the habit of walking himself at any hour he wished simply by impress ing upon his mind before goinur ! sleep the fact that be !uill awake at that lime. I Mtyitig further that he seldom varies five minute from the moment which he had nssigm d himself. We have a very distinct lecolli ctioii of many instances in w hich we hiivc oiusi Im s tried the cxpe liuieiit wiili success, and at one time, whi ll it was necessary for a considerable period for us to wake on certain days of the week at a wry early hour. Intake the lirst train to the place while our services weir then needed, we had an opportunity "f tudving the circumstances under which llii- peculiar spiries nf self con Iroi is in.. easily exetcisi'il. Hilling I liis. piiiml we found no ditliciiltv n waking I'cgiilatN wi'hin about live uiin 'litis of thr nun n arv to enable us to j fen h the train i innfoi i.ildv , although for a portion of tlictiuie this involved getting up long In fori' ilav light ; but we discov I i red also that in order to wake with pre ' eision tit the right moment !Utd to rest I quietly until it tmlvcil, it was necessary In look at ulii- watch just before gomgto -lern If we tii"'i-cted this precaution vve wile apt to sleep uneasily, waking tirst all hoii1' or inoii' In lore the proper lime, and allowing oiiisi lvcs in cmise Mil III c iilllv short halei ill"'U.od until the ininiite io i i d lor tl ing up. What ! evi l- p'Ut ,, our tuitid it might have hei n j thai to ik charge of waking us vrini'il to i begin its i until of I hr hours from lie lime :il which we composed oiirsi m-s to! sh i p, and if w e did not infoi hi c"r elv i s j of llii- mir i on-cieus in koning was cm ii-sioii.li?igl,v inn citain and the effort I"; Wake vague, bill if we took a clear note, I the time in the evening we could ' sleep peaci fully through the w boh- nf tin allottnl inti tv nl. sure to be ar-.tised at r near ils exiio;'! ion. I Clrnr nloi. I Mr. Charles T. Krebs. ;;i; Madison ' avenue, Halliimne, Maryland, well known j in banking circles, i erlili to the on-l . Ii nee of the lied slta! I ongh Cure A i fi w dosci .siei dily cured his In ice of si Vile hoai'si ii' ss and sore throat. It is, pleasant to take. N i nn be poisoni d , by this remedy . hii h i free I'min npiinn. j morphia and oilier daiij:rmie. 'lniK" j Wat that are Dark. Piikpockels have ling-, with ib lii ale spring lam els or cutting hooks in thein. ! which tiny very .'idinitly use in cutting open pockets. I iatubli-rs and other shain 1 its have rings wilh small lnt powi rtu'i mirrors, bv wlmh Mily can discover, eard wlilh dealing, and there are many , iilhci di v ices too numerous o mention. , When a mail is ov e he fatn ie- i via v w rinkle a dimple. II Mioiil I lie lii'iti'inllv l n ii Kit that the multitude of diseases of n scrofulous nntiiro pi'ii"iiiili t'lonsil from n toi'i'i l chii dltietl nf the liver Tin' flood Ihi'oiih's till puti' he 'ails.' Hi.' liver ii.' n it act riiorlv nmi work off the poison from ihe system, nn l the I'erlnm results an- I. lutein's, innlts,!riii lions, sm lhns. tiuii' i -. ulcers nud kiln lust nffi'ilii'lls, or .ittlnu iinii Ihe limp, a tut Miisonin- t heir ik h -ate tissues, until Iilcern Ii "li. Iii'i akiiu ilow ii imd oiimiii'. imi is en lal.ltsli.... In-. I Vive', "Holder. Me.bcnl IMs. .own ' will. I v acting ii.i the liver mi l punf. ing Hi- hio" -I, i -mi. nil thi s., .li-eils.- Mnltii lor rrii.y iilill iilaiinfaeliirers: " blessed lire the .i-m'e makers." N'ol.ulvi d he without Mis. Piukli.-mi's YcecliiMe nlii..Miiiil liecau-e -he is fur ills taut from driln stores. I he proi'i u tor-' send it post at!e paid h.v mail from I. v tin. M is'., in (lie form of lozeimcs or ut pills; price 1. per hox. or sis for S... Send for the "lillido to lluilth" which jjivcs full particulars. Adam mid K.ve started the -uyiir industry. They rai-ed Cain, didn't the.v I'lle Tiimnrn whi n nrylcetod or improperly treated often li jii'tii'i ate into cancel Hy our new and im-provi-fl Ire itiui iu milieu' knife, eiiiislic or salve, e i ine the HoiM cases in ten to iliirtv davs. I'liiiiphli I. iv'eii n i's mi I terms, three letter stamps. World's 1 iispens.u v Miilicitl Associaiion. I'ti l Main street. Hult'a!.., N. V. Heef fall is an infallible remedy for poison hv siinke luti'. Poii't hawk, mid Mow. mid spit, hut n ! r Sn '-'s Catarrh lieuinle. Query: VVhy ate tiees like ho-s ? .',nser: Heeaiise they root in the dirt. Till" I'l'iipll. "Wclls'llealth lieiu wer'' restores health nud vior, cures ilyspepsiii, sexual delulity. !l. WiMlldst see blithe looks, fresh cheeks beguile, Ave, Wouldst siv liis einlier simlef W'l'llldst see hosts of new roses Mowl i 'arlline makes the hair to inw ' n the baldest of heads. "KoiimIi on I'tthr' Cures colic, f rumps, diarrlui'iuexteriiiilly for j lor aches, piiins.sprauis. Man or beast '.'OA'."!).'. ! The purest, sweetest mid best Coil tavwr Oil in the world, nmiinfaettired from fresh, i healthy livers, upon Ihe seashore. It is ah. j soliitely pure mid sweet, l'atieuts who Icivo j miff taken it prefer it to nil others, l'hysi- j flans have decided it sti trior to any of the other oils in market. Made by Caswell, Ha. aril A Co., New York. ' Cihith' HAM'S, face, pimples niul rouh ! skin fii red by iisme -lutii er Tar Soup, lumln i by Itiswell, lliizarit A l o., New I oi k. "Hough on ( uimh.' Ask for "Hoiiehoti Coughs," for fnueh (Villi Sore Throat, llonistmoss. Troches, I I. if. 1.1'lllKl, -',K An Invai.I'aiu.k Aktici.k. An article liko Kly's (.'ream Itiilm has lonu been desired, and now thitt it is within tin renrh of suffer ers from Catarrh, liny Kever and Cold in lieiiu, there is every reason t iieiieve thev . will make the most of it. lr. W. K. Muck- ! mail, W. K. Hammond, Unionist, and oilier ' Kastouiims have riven it a trial, and nil re- . commend it in the Inchest terms. Huston, i I'n., 'hi'; .4r iti. l'rivc ."Of. j There is no misl of beiir i 1 1 1 1 m so I on If yor, j "in insisi on navinsiiie r ra.-v Kriunl of A.xlu Urease, line civuniiig will hist two weeks. Viol hers. If you are failini;: broken, worn out nn tier. voii8.use"Vell3' Health Keuewer. "f 1. liryst. A wet day - W'lish-dny. Imitnnnni. Whlill -co Tlf.it ot lv N,-w V.irk ell. hM pilri.Mimisii .i-rriHi:H ler.. n jstuat tlie iratttl I'limn Hi.H.1, epr-mlti. Omn I litrl l.ivit .l l.'KAnt rihitii. fiitt-a .in nl a cut "I on milli 'n di.ll.rs, ill and u.nl ir ,!.-. Knr.i.o ln. Klo ator. Kpulaurant sul'iilli-d -..ell the Imal. ll"rs cars. la" and i-l"al.l r lm.l to all diut fsiiii!iH ranlmt Iwllal for la iiii.l.ey at Ilia Uraild Uur.ni ll.ital thaa at aor othar tirvt claaa liotai ia tba eitv ED STAR trade7maric OUGHUURE r VV s af.... It mil 1111111111 A PROMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE iaV nnarniiB, u ''i "l " i J AMkrat. vmiTi LT " m , lUAtulMt I. till A K. I'INKIUM'S TfiBtalle Coioil is a rssmrs cvss For lViiuilr Coiiiplnliilannd AVrHhiirKsrai o fiiiiiition fn our beat I'eninle ioeulntimi. 1( -fill Klim fnllilv III" Iftil tnrm of tVmalli Com tilnintii, all orariitti tniiil.tcf, liiniMinnilon nntl t'lcera tl"n, K.'ilttntf a.i.l I'l.e'in'i'mcnl, anil On. ooii.tiinent Pi.iiial VViakni'bs, i.i.d is larilriilm ly a.lal'li'U to llio t lmiiirpef Life. It Hill iUmhoIvp and rwl tiim..rn frnm the iitonmln an early rt.ik-,.iir il.-,.....i. ..,!, 'rh,. t ii.I.-ik v l.ieaniiroiiii niiuioratlu'lfletMsbol ter.i nis'utliiy liy lln 0-.', It te'h.ui-fl f!uitiii'n4, ftiuiilrru'y, ilfstroia fill rrnvlnfif f"r nimtiimiM, ami ix Iii'ti-i. w, -akn.-a .f Hi" Kl. nmih, It I'liies ll.i:ilnit-. It. .idni'lu H. N.'l vima IT....I ih toil. :..'n, nil I'rl.ilil v. SI.--l, h,i,,- In pi .!.. u mi l li..hs-i - tion. Tluil l.iiiKriH.ariitiltMi.e initloin. o iirht and nfiekai'lii., i iilivnm p. riim i. nlly ruiol l,v ila .. It . ill at nil line a ami lei.l, r till ei rci?nisi , n a.-t In liariueiiy Mlllill.' liLintlial pin in tin, f. m;ilo t,iii. F.T ti cuirof Ki !ti.-y l ' nnp);' 1 1-1 i'f plotp.- h,'t. 41,1a Conip Mind nonin'iipii ,1. l'i i.-.-f.i. So l'olllii.f..rt.'..u. Ji.i fimilly choii I.I ln villi, lit lYI'l.i F. PtXKIIAHTS I IVKH I'll l.s The) i'iin'.'iiillut!ini, I ilnne nrt:i and torpLMiy uf Hi" liter. !"i n nl i a h.. -t r.tl i!nu:tlta. A OUHSriON A 11 OUT Bivwiis Iron Differs AXSUT.Rl-n. The fiirsl ,.ii luis .r..li:ilil.v hi ' n le-kiM ilion-:iii'l nl mi, i s "II. hi i-iiii br.'WnV Ir nlliH.o i-iin oh) tlllliar.-" Wi ll. II il"' Mi'l l ut It ! '!:. ill" ' I or v lin-lia n t iiuiiO'l lisie'ini m..u'.I pr. - .nl e MleV l'livi-ii-i.-ins r.'i'.'iii.' In-ii us tin' l.i -I i-t-t riiiio au nt known to i hi- profi-wio'i. nii.l tmii 'i j nl aio Ii minor .lii-IMI'll 1 1' t . Kill a l.-lin.l :ili- tin lei'TII- I' Hint llli l'i- ill'.- lo. in- ir iir.'.ll.'le .-I II--l. 'le u ol uo iitli, i- hnloi.n,, iim ,1 l'i i. ' II. I hi- 'li.. Hi- ei n in n. Ii I'nii iron ,s n, lo.i ul.ilui.l lo U- Hi. i i impel I nil liieli.rni sue. i s-lnl n l.nn l.i. t.. v It t. h .ou.-r a r. ip'.il. I o i t'.il !!. t. l".. ili-.o i"ol IIHOU N Ht lll'ITl l(ii.. it.il l oitoi.i. ..i i nolo -.iii.l a. it. 'i 'ii uH..li t.'iih.l BROWN'S IRON BITTERS ;i, ,,.,.',:r.::;:: n. . .i.i.i. he. i ii r. ilno i.. n-1 a in '. i. .ill etliir lion lei illelnesilii. HKOW N's. IKON Itl'l'l I lt Ciiri's liiiliiieslliiii, llilinii-t es, V eiil.ni -s. Isll islll, Mlllllllll, t l"l's IIUll ll'MKl 'I i I i ll I eeliini.l.eiiernl lt liillM. I'ni'i 'I'" s-iile, lliiek "i l.imli., llriiilm lie in ! Neiiiul- tln for nil lli"i-i' iiiiii-.i't- In ', is in ii a-.l .l.i'l BROWN'S IRON BITTERS! r:: en im .' I 'I..' in i tin i- ilior-.iii.li in- .l.i n.. -. o is fi..l Wl,. ;,,k. n i... I... n tii. In-1 .ni.i '. in I l-!i. Ill I. I O..I . II.IVV I In Mies III, ,, I. , ,e 111 lei r. llio .1 e, ' ...ii mil t . 'O -. 1 '.- ! I- ill' .' H"' In wnipi nili... '". . I imii-11 t'.h i '. nit i.iii.i l i ii. 1 1 k- .1 Till I ''" ls-.-!'l il i'M.1' I" I "-' I'"' Hi" -I'-'' ' I' I' ll p . h-!'hy e. ..r .' iprs t . Ci' , h. . 1. . . I i ' Oslo lis I pi a tr - I niiit ii iiiiil li".iii.. " .1.1- I -. . ' 1 . " l;ir. iM.-t a ii tinr-iiiir in. !ii--i. i.l.:c -1 .i t i. t-i .in. is-.i.pi,,l I . oh. .hill ll.ii. I.:- Hi rh'- li 'li Hill. r-. ... lie OM. ir.li H I' I . .' i i ." in i-l -iil'j". lor I..-..T nn. I . Kin-. . a I nii.l r. in lli-nt . i i'' Hi- it.'lilii.il. l. 1 j' ''is:,,, ..r. hi. !'.' i leu "'..I i- SfX-'C v - '.li'1-nl..li" 'I sin .imoil Qatar LEOi CATARRH i ti.ti ( M'liin lltv-1.1 it), n HAY-FEVER TiilZTt "VZ t!,lU. Pni' Automatic Engines and Saw-Mill tit IJ I.IMM It. Waoffaran . 1. II I'. n. l.' i l-'i.alr.a ,lh Will. M'l -onil sa. Sn it. I "lini ...in h." k-. i. i' mpl"!.. fnr..p..r.ill"ii, mi i-'r-. U' r.ii'.n- mi aklt-.ifliO B l1 for 1'ireal.rlltl II. W. V V. .V KON., Mannfni'i. r rs of nil oil.. Viiiiniiiilie rlli- Plni'i. from ll l" ,'l ,' II I. 1'.. !.. s liana- rm nn l lialli k, Klinira. N, V. II it IS. "it I, AV. 1.. Illll .I.N ; i it ' I'l l lie n I', I i. l'i :l II. II ll.'l'. I'"!i .' I M. ,1 inn I. i. li I ' "'. I. I. all'l lll-rtl'''' l''i i .in L' I i i,t I" ill ... t. -I I It" I I I u , I.. I'iuulil , nanli' I. OrtfflattfU, villas. K'-l .11 .1" WE WAT 10C0 ItOOK Af.r'l m far 1 he ow book TII 111 I t - I III; IK V I Mis AMIU OUR WILD INDIANS Br (on ill iDOt .ii 1 11, n. s.ll I.M in. 1 1 i.i ,. I .' ir thi-'k - nt ln.ivir.rd l. I're. t liO'iir lif..', O-ai-t. -Ih-i'ii.'ii. ferri'laa, and tta.'ii.anj. of Knun nt Jii.l.-.. ' oicnun. Hlil.T. li', v o'.l os.1 '.'lo'rah'i '..an W(iwiiA.iW" It 1 arwil.Mra. .lot .rnt.r!l in lo HO a. Ii. nffs.b.iMin i.'l t lia r.Voii ,4wai.rsAia ami .Su.i'f M'rtt noi.. II l'i- Mia7 li"". fnr (j'Sand fr.Tcin-.iu,.. r" ""n ru'r- r.o.i n.;i new A. II WOU I IIINIION Jk t it.. IUrtHiid.l'aiia. THE OPIUM-HABIT i:aii.v i i it i : . ivn i: mi l . Dr. J.C.HOFFMAN. Jefferson. Wis. S50 IN COLD COIN liio'ii aw iv. Ni- l.'.'k. "II. . t ba a aiii i a-.fiil Ail -iit."'iu fr,-,.. T" Is ) ti all at'.iiit it H.' n want m s..ii,li"ir ia n.'l" .1. ll.t'ttllll A I'll., Nnl Veik. I. II II . I Ji . L. A. U HMI1M A . A-t ala, rtUilla. Ill WINDOW BLIND WORKER. IKSr Dill r.ti-smu tlm wniiluw. l.timlH h"! I firm m anv "! tiov hily ,h . e.iln j,nr iitir l-y mi l jkt ( A' '..H HAnlftl evrli-iH. A. II. .MM')-, Mu1mii. N. V rrc t:it l rs. IU WKINS.llTsu.fAlMth Nur- rinlK lnnit AjtUH, etr. N-w, Simplf, Pi-itivH 'nr nmtl'-tl tr .V . I ir-ulnr Im. S. K. IHH (.III KI V. rV. trnLi hU M.. Jmn-) 1 il, OPIUM- lo ill tin -t. Nit im till rurt'tl. ! Iltiriiiiiiir llnhit I'nriNl in tit B. J. I- l'i! I.t'lmin'ii, Mlihi. m FOR MAKING (BY COMPOM'Utt.) FOR TOBACCO, Pti j 4fy k3 "-' .i iiii.'iiuii tii'" i I If sivfejS l- " 'ni-. I"'- I I y W' "'I'""" "i I mi l MlHf tw- . wf " n -ai i - . I ' I i tfV i!.n't'"- ."I a i 11.11.'. u, l.l.i' f,.. . Jl ..-'.l' i' f POWEL &TZ pr,Idi' LARfafc. CROPS $12.00 SVK F0R!WUU o.b.. 0F POWELL'S PREPARED CHEMICALS -'ueh without any tmul.Ui. you can init at Innne with aajth iniknni a Ton '! Irrl VVnil tsr that willnnt orllj prudiioa l.ttrne 'li'UI. hnt "ill prinnanei'llj Inrlrh tile (mill. Lradlm farnwra III at cry Kuw aa rafrranoai BROWN CHEMICAL CO. Did you Sup- pose Mustang Liniment only socd for horses? It is fur inflamma tion of all lltah. Home Items and Topics. "All voiir own fnult tf veil renitiin sick when yon run (Jet Imp bitters that never Fail. -Tho weiibcst womnn. Bninllest child, find fiekest invalid fun use hop bitters with safety nmi ureat. good. -did inoii tiitteriiisnroun l with rhftimn-ll-stii, kidney tronliles oranv woiiknan will b9 iniiile aliuiist new by iisin lioji bitterx. -i'TJMy wife nnd ilnilsht'T wen lienlthv by the use of hop bilt 'rs nnd I reeoiiuneiid them to my H'tie. -Metliodiflt (.'lorgyiiiHii. Ask finy po.l ilm-tnr if hop Itilters are 'not the best fimiilv niedielnn (Ineiirlh! ! I Miiliirirtl fevei', Aniieiind HillioiisnwR, will lenve every neighborhood iu soon Imp bitters urrive "My innther drove thi' inralyri nnd neil rnlnin all nut of her syst-ni with Imp bitters. hi. I 'si'i'jo .S'ioi. Jf Kifptl'e kid'H'va heiillhv with hop bit ters and you Cecil not lenr sii kne-H.'' -lee water is rendered linrmliwt and more ivfie.-liiii), nnd reviv in"; vmiIi Imp Initers in sllell a ltnille,llt. -Tile vin"r of viiiith for the nued nnd III linn ill Imp bittefs.' ! ' , - "At the clmnp. of life imlliitKt eqti-ils ) lhii Hitters 1. 1 nllav nil troubles incident -' Thi'iet'i.'' " "Theln-st 'iiiiiii'nl for ladien to tnk' i.'iitlily. imd Ir.mi whicli thev will re -eive lie "l-i'iilest bem tit, is h"i hilfers.'1 Molher.s with sickly, fret 'ill. nursing chit 'ron. l cure tho children mid benetil them clvosb.V tflkili ; I'Cji bilters. diiily. Thi'iis'inils i j .'immnllv fi'uni snine form ''kidney dis. (is that muht have I p -n pro . nled by n lunch n-e ot hop I, Iters. - Inili.-sl ion. wmU siieniii h. irivonhiri e:oftlii. bine's, eanieil ovist when h-i)i llll'l !- ion used. A tilllelv 'II ,IS, ,,f ,iip Hitters mil tii ii Hi... I. family In robust IiiniI'Ii .i y.-.'iriil n till . . s. To pro.l'1'e r. ;il c.e mine si 'op nn I ' hiM liker p is " nl! nielli, ta'io a h'tl - li": tdt'.-i-J "li r.'tiiill. I T.i hp f enitine w itl'.ont n buneli nf preen ll..s on th . while t,il ..-I. Slum all Hi" v il . 'i soimus stnir w uli "Hop " nr ' Hops'' iu their llilllle. II I II IRON nrrniRS W1I.I. CCRE 1 1 1 ;, i 1 1 1 : INIHt.KSTlOX Bll.kH'SNK.-sS DVSl'I.I'M NI'.K ( l'S I'ROSTRATIOX MAI. KI. CI 1 1 1. I.S am. I'KVKKS TIKI'D l l".i:i.l(. t.l'N'l I'.M. DI'IUI H V TAIN is i in- HACK and SUM'S IMITKI-: lil.OOl) . CONSTll'AllOX I1MAI I- IM IRMHIl'-S klllUUATISM Nia'RAl.C.IA KIDNKV AND LI VI R TlvOlT.l.I'S i ox sir hy mi r:ii'-srs one Ins I .-!- M.e 1 1 , t ,,t.l K'l TAKE NO OTHER. l It.MSH vi.nr oifnloftli-Bfiol Kite ih.tf" fi'iutliH th cut. (r1uii lilittt nl' PHln fu it tl fil in I'uMfjiM nn-l it nt t n I, mi ii fcl. tliii- ti-11 1 for mi I..K .it.) ii n-f , i:-.. 1.1" i r t"f i:c, rTfiilari. iio. Il rlir'ii mn m if I Minii- rul ( a hut:t-r-1 t tiMtirtt) wl.i-ipvfp hi. wti lir Lis mt.T'Mi.. N.'tTaUl.v II. V fc-hf.T. iMliarlif, Ruin-u.lSral.li t?'i ii. nhil Hr im-, S- tfl Tlif. fti I'll , I ft hh onr.i. pi Thi i lip in pit., 31 anti nr. Ti p Nr. iinkiKf, tin, h 1 1 luiii d I. rm, Mill h;l :M tw I'otl fK Yu-i can rih hiiiiti tho ivin r Acrnt , uf 1 1 n-..i:i-) in K-lhtiK t Or m -mmm i1m .n-k Kf Aii'l '"it will be r.-milKi m.-r lnr-f t. r. i AT lit Kll. rl. n - ly c itf. I Ht .lit t) nitil. MANILLA; PI N,ltrfllBC Zjk tl I IIKATi sTHOM.i rnT In Bpplv. rfot-a . ... .. t. ..I... a a.l-lita.'ri'1'l'rpi.' Illll TllSI tr rniiiri s ..- -r .... ... I lilt I'l.AHTI II, nl Hull' Hie I nsi mil Insla Hie I'llililillH. I'tKI'CT- AMI K I'li. nt saiiit.. il.itil.li- lli weir el nil i-l-tlm. rntalilua and aamplea W. II. I'AY A I'll.,' 'niiidrn, N.J. , BARNES' I'll, nl I ... I'mier M". line ry. t ni'i iri: ' iiiiiits f..r ni'tK.'il uerUsliup liukincss. t Itll 1 11.-lit lilllhli Tf, t il I M .Kers, Mi t.il ;iii.1 .nnl Work ers i Mlnj.ele Willi steiilil i.hi r. .M.ii tiiin - on I r ml ifilesireil. Tri'i f i( inlne, iirins, full ill t.lil. illu-lr il e.it:it.,u'll.-, free. 1V.I'..V John lliiriien I . HoeKinril. III. AilitrvT Nn. .t'.H Kul'i si . Johnson's Cyclopaedia Tba last, liliat ami rlir-ap- it, is aell-na al "It tata. C.'iit.iuT in. Tf. aiiloe'a lhi.ii .,t'-'. ' at . nr.iair.l Ihn Vil.o. J"i'Arr. rarnina IimI an J. Hi) a jair shcmltl n-cura axalii'iriv tlllier e i lnpie lina i .!;'). .s.-or-N-r", f.re'.l't'r'.l, Vi'l'V r-..' el'-liaUBr-ll f'T Jnlmaon'a. Wa aall .'lirap. A. .1. JOHNSON & I'll.. I I lirriil Jonea Mirrrl Nf mfc. , A HANDSOME LADY , nr h at ly ItilT tan intk" m u-) .r-llinK "liraaui ol Tboiinhi ' t Mai liar, llomr., Ilaan. I l a liast rum nu..k atar piil.li.had. su.'ul l ! in h im and ra.l l aitrj tiraanla. Bra.ititul j illuttralrd. Cob. t.mt liia hriflilrat ih-mrhttal tlw biU miiila. "a,"! (ionil i to arti-ai viikara. Arldma auirkly, BUY AN. I AVI OK A tlO., H2U Broada, N. V. R. U. AWARE THAT Lorillard'B Climax Plug ticAr.nir a red tin Uta : thut Lorlllanl' mkr Itunt larnt'lliu' cut ; thnt Lorllla'r uv? C lipping, auil mui Miniinrn pnuu. tin- ivbt una cUi-uin-at, quttUiy conMtltrl t CONSUMPTION. 1 tifivu a ttittvo rem ty rr ttiefkbovft tlttea : bj Itm B o i t a 'Ht -'f ruafi wl Uio rl kimt Mint rt umf t.iii.lini hnvo lorn fiircj. lmfl. t.O"tr.-in! ! my fUh ti) vit. Vu r ti I wt 1 m. TWO H"iTII.K3 FKKIf, I -il.nii Mr. V M i AMI E VKKATIM: on thiitlkl-iM Ij -iuv HLl-'.-r ti;vi-xprfBiit.. 1 tl. nJili t. UK. i. A. l-LOCl H, lot IVftM-St., how York, - L III A. . unlrk rvrtnnnl rnr. Book frefc f CmlAi.iry,l6ruU0HbL, M Y. PREPARED CHEMICALS CIDCT.r ftQQ PFRTII 7PR llll UkMVW I la.ll I la.ll.UIIV VEGETABLES, CRAIN, COTTON, I IT net" XtKHTIIHO io . i y I In'l . .-..Ill-f .-..ui-f i:. m ut rj i t I v CRASS, FRUITS. Special Mixtures tor tacn crop. rrss. ftrr lliirrel,tiU-h mak-aa Hull Ton oH'omiilrHi Ferllllyf r. rpOaWUlaKV Kit V FAH.IIKH.wh.'lhrr liuii owm'r ic lontnt. wathiuk. Pulpiki'II I'llKllll'. BALTIMORE, MD. A Clear Skin is only a part of beauty; but it is a part, livery lady may have it ; at least, what looks like it. Magnolia Halm both freshens and beautifies.
The Chatham Record (Pittsboro, N.C.)
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March 19, 1885, edition 1
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