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Ttteu Start Out in Life
Kansas and Nebraska.
For tbe last five years, says K. C. M.,
the settlement of tho western portions of
Kansas and Nebraska has been extremely
rapid, and during the last two years
pioneers have reached the one hundredth
m-ridkn and pushed beyond. Tins
meridian is two hundred! miles west of
tho Missouri river, and it is the dividing
lino between the two climates of North
America namely, of the moist and the
arid, though each partakes of much of
tho other, since jthere is a gradual blend
ing. In ordinary seasons good corn
crops are raised on the western side of
this meridian, but tho cultivation must
ba thorough. Two years ago I saw fine
corn "one hundred miles west of this
line, but here properly is the border of
t'io great stock ranges, where the grass
cures as it stands furnishing excellent
wiuter feed. Tho best crop along these
borders undoubtedly is wlieat, since this
grain needs but little moisture, and my
impression is that in tbo future immense
crops will le , raised liere, equal in the
aggregate to the whole product of Cali
fornia, while the quality will be no equal
to it. BeRides, apples and most other
fruits will flourish, while millions of cat
tin will feed on the nutritious graroes t
wiort distance westward. This ia the
heart of the great plains and close upon
the buffalo ranges, extending north and
south. Timber is never found except
in the valleys of the streams, and the
cold winds of winter blow with terrible
Iower. During the last two years the
immigration into this region lias been so
great that perhaps twelve counties have
been settled and organized, having
population of about 5,000 each, and
may be said that there are no neighbor
hoods more than two years old. In such
k country lumber is scarce and dear,
Most of -itii cottonwood, which warps
beyond ones conception, and it is of
this material that the houses were built,
often by nailing the boards up and down,
burn fashion, and strapping with strips
two inches wide. Warping legan im
mediately, however, letting in both the
sun and wind, the (only remedy being to
stuff the cracks with mud or rags.
( Generally such houses have only ono
room, though there may be a partition
for a bedroom; and a bed or so is in the
loft, reached by a ladder. The warming
is done by a stover-of course it is a cook
stovi, ami the fuel burned is cottonwood
and elm, and perhaps some ash and black
walnut. I have never seen a man more
industrious than when on one occasion, I
was wind-bound for a day, and he under
took to keep tho room warm. Another
kind of building is the " dug out," which
li 1 1 a l i rrvt - m
ir, it-iuijf i-oiiuorcuoie. j.ne siae oi a
bank is dug into for the proposed house,
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mm uiim nuaiiuoTt'i.iuat i lie wan on
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tho back snlo will bo eight or ten feet
hili; then poles or logs are laid along
tho sloping Mdes, and poles are laid for
a roof, over which is placed a thick bed
m
oi grass, and tho whole is covered with
earth from one foot to two1 feet deep.
The front is made of lumber, poles or of
Hod, and with a window or so. Another
good material is sod cut from bottom
land, generally turned with a heavy
l-tti . 1 .11 1 "I . J 1 1 1 .
mm uivmeu into uiocks with a
spade. Tho thick grass roots hold the
tnnf AmIaI V, t i .a
ju.iiA-vmi uiL-uier, ana construction is
i"iuiiuuuvnjr rapiu. oucn a house is
impervious to the wind, and where sod
can bo had this is tho best way for a
homesteader" to build. Of course
dwellings of this kind will not bo neat.
for dirt and dust will constantly fall, and
niter two or three years the sods decay
and are likely to fall, but sometimes the
whole will stand ten or fifteen years; and
t I have seen some that were plastered and
papered inside looking really neat. The
greatest objection to a " dug-out" and
. .....
sod iiouw istJiat they afford refuse to
Interesting Items from Home and
Abroad.-
The United States House of Eepresentatives
adopted resolutions recognizing tKellogg as
Governor of DbuiHiana, an J recommending the
Hahn Legislature to Beat the Conservative
members fraudulently counted out by the re
turning board..... Gen. Fitz-John Porter haa
been appointed commiseioner of public works
in New York city. . The Chief Secretary for
Ireland introduced a bill in the House of Cona
tion is said to have cawed the burning of
Pacific Mail steamship Japan. Engage
ments have taken place between the Bpania
and insurgents in Cuba.
! The Kitchen Garden.
If early radishes are wanted, sow in a
gentle hot-bed or cold-frame. French
breakfast, olive shaped, and early turnip.
When the ground is open sow in drills
a foot apart, once a week for a succes-
zhons to repeal the strinpent laws now in opera
tion in the proclaimed districts. . A double j Hlou-
execution took place in Sacramento, in the j Sow salsify seed early, the same as
hanging of Cotta and Estrada for, the murder parsnips. Dig roots left in the ground,
of John Crnse, whom they killed while attempt- ! m x ' t:r .
V Irv. rnA r4W.Va ft Yutt TATA
..-..Commander Memxnsn, of the i 7 many is thought to be superior to it.
wg to
broken
United States navy volunteers, is to lead an ex
pedition to find the North Pole. . . . .The Secre
tary of the United States Treasury has issued a
call for the redemption of f 5,06,000 coupon
Round-leaved spinach is the best ; sow
early in drills a foot apart. New Zeal
and for summer use is sown, when ground
is well warmed. Uncover beds sown last
bonds of the insue of 18C2, upon which interest j aU oe between the rows and it will
will cease June 1, 1875. The bonds are em- ;
braced - within the numbers following: $50
bonds from Ho. 8,331 to No. 10.COO; 100
bonds from No 23,101 to No. 27,500; $500
bonds from No. 11,101 to No. 13,C00 ; 1,000
bonds from No. 33,701 to No. 33,000 The
new Tariff bill was defeated in the United
States Senate by a vote of 30 to 29
The city of Knoxville was nearly iD undated j
by the late flood .In the Ohio House a
joint resolution requesting Congress to reduce
the United States President's salary to $25,000
a year was adopted .A railway accident
occurred near Litchfield, England, by which
thirty persons were injured, . ...The Arkansas
Legislature has made an appropriation for the
Centennial. . . . . .The resolution of censure put
upon Senator Simon Cameron by the House of
Representatives when he was Secretary of
War in 1862, was rescinded by the House
JFVr the Centennial.
An historical derrick is to be exhibited
among the many Centennial curiosities,
which is intimately associated with an
important element of American com
merce. The derrick alluded to was the
first used in boring for petroleum in this
country, so that our petroleum princes
will view it with no little interest. When
it is remembered that from the experi
ment of which the derrick is a vivid me
mento came the rise of our great petro
leum trade, and that petroleum laaVs
next to cotton in our exports, it will be
seen at once that the machine in ques
tion" is one well worth preserving. It is
now in the possession of certain parties
in the great oil region of Pennsylvania,
who have offered to exhibit it at the
Philadelphia World's Fair.- The offer
has been accepted by the director-general
of the exposition, and the derrick
will be displayed at a suitable place in
the machinery department, f; Another
interesting bit of news to petroleum men
soon be fit for use,
Sorrel is valued by many as early
-a jii f '
greens ; mixed witli spmacii gjves xnat a j that the Galena Oil Company intends
pleasant acid flavor. Sow in seed bed j to exhibit a working model of an oil
and transplant into rows eighteen inches j farm, hich is to illustrate the process
of boring and all the stages of the manu
facture. It is also desired that models
Poisoned to Death,
A healthy liver secrete each day about two
and a-half pounds of bile, which contains a
great amount of waste material taken from the
blood. When the liTer becomes torpid or con
gested, it fails to eliminate this jrast amount of
noxious eubcUnee which, therefore, remains
to poison the blood, and be conveyed to every
part of the srstem. What must be the condi
tion of the blood when it is receiving and re
taining each day two and a-half pounds of poi
son? Nature tries to work off this poison
through other channels and organs the kid
neys, longs,, akin, etc ; but these orgus be
come overtaxed in performing this labor, in
addition to their natural functions, and cannot
lonjr withstand the pressure, but become vari
ously diseased.
The brain, which is the great electrical center
of all vitality, is nndalv stimulated by the un
healthy blood which passe to it from the
For Home Use, and for Churches
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'EW AXD IMPROVED STYLES.
Unequaled in Tone, and in Beauty of
Exterior.
Tie Smitb Ahem -Orpi Co.
OF IIOSTOX, JTASS
CH attention to Uwlr New IJt, wKh Kmrravtac a4
DCTcrii.fi. w, and won Um pablic thmt in thin lartra-
Mata ar to bo found combined Um boat offoeto wbick
tinej hT mad In their twootf-fhro tn of iperianeo.
heart, and it fails to perform its office health- t Itmnt ao auctlj imlutoa tbo Plpo Or
which are dullness, headache, incapacity to
keep the mind on any subject, impairment of
cloned, the proprietors fearing trouble in eon
eequence of the passage 1 of the Civil liighta
bill. Another hotel in Baltimore closed for
tbe same reason. . . . .There is great depression
In the Canadian money market, which. is at
tributed to the unusual severity of the winter
and the legal-tender system .A Buit has
been begunat Minneapolis on behalf , of the
racific JIail SteamBhip Company against W. 8.
King, to recover $125,000 paid him by Richard
Ii. Irwin One hundred and forty Kiowa
Indians, including Lone Wolf, Red Otter, and
other chiefs, have surrendered to the govern
ment unoouditionallv.
A brewer was killed in New York by the
explosion of a beer barrel which he was pitch
ing The Democratic Congressional Con
vention for the first district of Connecticut
nominated George M. Landers, of New Britain.
The Republicans of the second district renomi
nated the Hon. Stephen W Kellogg, cf Water
bury, for Congress. .... .The return match be
tween the American end Irish riflemen takes
place June 29th, the place in Ireland not being
definitely settled upon .Colorado has been
admitted as a State, increasing the number to
thirty-eight ..... It is believed that the damage
by the Hoods in East Tennessee, is ove'r $1,000,
000. Cooke county alone lose $ 200, 000.... The
steamer Gothenburg has been wrecked on one
of the Fourneaux Mauds, in Bass' s traits, be-
tween'Van. Dieman's Land "and. Australia. I She
had on board eighty-five passengers and a crew
of thirty-live, and of them only four are known 1
to have been eaved......On Staten Island a
poor family was found in such a destitute con
dition that thev had killed and eaten their
horse. Some of the meat of the animal was
eaten raw Two school girls in Philadelphia,
one the daughter of a clergyman, ran away to
join a traveling theatrical company The
revenue of the Dominion of Canada is about
SjlOO.OOO in excess of the disbursements, and
tho announcement of this fact in London has
caused an increased demand for Canadian
securities. . The time fixed for theopeninir
of the Centennial exhibition in PhOadelnhia
haa been changed from Apiil to May 10, and
for closing from October to November 10
The relatives of the Virginius officers and crew,
shot in Cuba, are to receive $-2,500 trold for
each man shot.
The Democrats of Pennsylvania will hold
their State Convention in Erie on Sept. 8. The
Republicans will hold their convention at Lan
caster, May 20 .The Free Pipe bill was de
feated in tbe Pennsylvania Senate by twenty
six to fifteen.... ..The Maine delegation in
Congress,-just prior to the adjournment of
Congress, presented to Speaker Blaine a silver
gavel .... .The United States Internal. Revenue
apart and fifteen inches in the rows,
If only a few sweet potatoes are want
ed it is cheaper to buy the plants than to
grow them. Southern Queen and Nanse
mond are best. The sets may be grown
by placing the potatoes in good soil in
the hot-bed. ).
If early squashes are desired they may
be started in the hot -bed on sods as di
rected for cucumbers. Summer Crook
neck is best early ; many like the Scol
loped Bush, of which there are white and
Both the principal hotels in Alexandria, Va., I yellow. Boston Marrow and Turban are
best late summer and fall, and for winter
the Hubbard and Yokohama are standard
sorts. . The late sorts need a warm and
highly manured soil with more manure
in tho hills.
There 'are many good sort.i of toma-"
toes, but one cannot go amiss if he takes
Conqueror or Canada Victor for early,
aud Trophy for main and late crops.
Start in hot-bed or window boxes and
transplant once, if not twice, before set
ting out. A few may bo petted in pots
to be turned out when it is safe.
Turnips for spring must be sown very
early. Early Flat Dutch is best early.
For late, Red-top Strap-leaf is best of the
flat kinds. Of the rutabaga sorts the
Wliite French is superior to all others
for the table and best for garden pur-,
poses.
of the various cities of the United States
.should be prepared, and sent to the
exhibition.
Mich vermin as usually abound in small JePartI"ailt decided that the increased tax on
dwellings, aud it is impossible to expel
llH'M.
whisky and tobacco takes effect from and after
midnight of the third of February, 1875
Tejcan Sports.
Sportsmen find an' agreeable abiding
place in Texas. On the prairies almost
every kind of wild animals abound. In
the northwest are the wild horse or the
mustang and the fierce buffalo. The
deer and the antelope,- the moose and
the mountain goat are plentiful, not to
mention the jaguars, tho wild cats, black
bears, ocelots, wolves and foxes, and
such smaller game as peccaries, opos
sums, raccoons, liares, rabbits and squir
rels. A special feature of wild life is the
prairie dog or marmot, dwelling in holes
1 I 1 a-m
uurrowea in tne ground. , lnerr num
bers are so great that the traveler may
journey for days together without losing
sight of them. The feathered tribe are
also abundant, including birds of prey
and birds of sport. There is the bald
headed eagle and the Mexican eagle,
vultures, owls, hawks, wild turkeys, wild
geese, prairie hens, canvas-back and
other ducks, teal, brant, pheasants,
quails, grouse, woodcock, pigeons,
partridges, snipe, plovsr, red birds and
turtle doves. By the waters are also
found the crane, the swan, the pelican,
the water 'turkey and the king-fisher.
The smaller birds are numerous, and
among them many of the most brilliant
plumage, as the oriole, the yaroquet, the
cardinal, the whippoorwill, and the
sweet-toned mocking bird. Blackbirds
abound, and woodpeckers, blue jays,
startlings, swallows, martens and wrens.
In the rivers and bays there are all
The Parson's Turkey.
Half a century ago, when the income j
of a preacher was not very large, his ,
salary was often supplemented by a
bountiful supply of provisions from
the well-to-do members of his congrega
tion. A Baptist minister in Hertford
shire used at Christmas time to be posi
tively inundated with hampers filled
with good things. On one occasion an
enormous turkey was sent to him by the
thoughtful kindness of a neighboring
farmer; but, as the minister's family had
already provided for the Christmas din
ner, the bird was sent to market and
sold. A passer-by seeing the fine speci
men of poultry, said ' Wliat a splendid
turkey 1 Just the thing for the parson's
Christmas dinner 1" And to the parson
it was sent. The prudent wife sent it a
second time to the market, and sold it
again for a handsome sum. Another
friend, similarly struck with the magnifi
cent proportions of the turkey, purchased
it, aud also sent it to the parson. Not
wishing to fly in the face of Providence,
the good man said at last: "It is very
clear that the Lord means us to have
this turkey;" and, with the entire ap
probation of the family, it formed part
of the Christmas dinner.
memory, aizzy. sleepy, or nervous reeling,
gloomy forebodings and irritability of temper.
The blood itself beiur disease.!, as it forms the
sweat upon the surface of the ekin, in so irri
tating and poisonous that it produces discolored
brown ppota, pimple blotches and other erup
tions, sores, boils, carbuncles and scrofulous
tumors. The stomach,' bowels, and other
organs epoken of, cannot escape becoming
affected sooner or later, and coetivenees, piles,
dropsy, dyspepsia, diarrhoea, female weakness,
and many other forms of chronic disease, are
among the necessary results. As a remedy for
all these man if estationu of disease, Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, with email daily
dotes of his Pleasant Purgative Pellets, axe
pot-itively. unequal ed. By them the liver and
etomach are changed to an active and healthy
state, the appetite regulated and restored, the
blood and secretions thoroughly purified and
enriched, and the whole pystem renovated and
built up anew. Sold by all firet-claas druggists
and dealers in medicine. Coin.
PRICE TO friT THE TIMES.
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Bcbsett's Flobil ILvxd Book. See Adv't.
It is a rare thing that physicians give
any countenance to a medicine, the manufac
ture of which is a secret. About the onlr ex
ception we know of is Johnson's Andtltrte Lini
ment. This, we believe, all indorse, and many
of them use it in their practice with great
succsfcs. Com.
Mothers who Have Delicate Cim
dbex, who are subject to croup. When your
child gees to bed wheeling ana coughing you
know not before morning croup may eet in,
and before you can get a physician your child
may be beyond the reach of help. Allen's
Lung Balsam should always be kept in your
honse, and be given immediately wncn me
first symptoms appear, which will remove the
mucus collected in the throat and pave the life
of your dear child. For sale by all medicine
dealers Coin.
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Persons requiring purgatives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some pills
not only cause griping pains, but leave the
bowels in a torpid. contive state. I'artons'
Purgative Pills will relieve the bowels and
cleanse the blood without injury to the system.
Coin.
That enemv of mankind, consumption,
can be cured ; but it is far better to prevent the
cruel disease from fattening itself on the sys
tem, by the timely uae of a remedy like i)r.
Wistar's Balaam of Will Cherry. Fifty cents
and one dollar a bottle, large bottles much the
cheaper. Coin.
PAY Ri! frr "Cbromo
poeioa.
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chtlct la the worid-lfflportera' pricea Ura.
eat Com f any In AnTte-etare arUcte-PiM
bodr trade increaF'njr oeet wa,5nnin
Dr. J. lTalter's Caliromla Yin-
esar Bitters ire a purely Vcsetabla
tparaUon, ra.ido clncny from tl;e ca
Ure berbs found on Uio lorrcr rsn-cs of
tbo Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tho medicinal properties cf wbkli
rtraeted thcrcfroic witlsont tho u
of Alcohol. Tho question Is alniott
dally asked, Ybmt is tho cauo of tha
paralleled success of ixr.GAr. Hit-
tho cause of disease, and the patient rc
eoTers his health. They are tH grca
blood purifier and a life-giviu- principle,
U perfect Renovator and Invi-orator
cf tho fystem. Never before in tbe
felstorr of tha irurld bas a medicine beea
oinpxmaded possessing the reir.arkab:a
tnalitiea of Tijkja Bimu ia healmr tbt
tick of rerr disea man is heir to. They
tra a gentla PuraUve u well as a Toak.
relierinr Conreuon or Inflammation u!
tha Liver and Tuceral Organ, ia Bilioai
Haoaaoa.
The properties of Da. WalkerT
WKJAm DITTIM ar Aperient. Diaphoreii,
CanninatiTN KatriUous, Laxatire, UiareUc,
gedatire, CounKr-Irritaat, Sudorific, AlUra
iTa. and Anti-Bilioa.
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dt wato Uma-aend for Hralar lo KOBKRT
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KXOELKIOR M'lra CO.. Boohaaaa. M tc a.
Shot His Sister.
A hoy living near Windsor, Canada,
took a rifle the other day and went into
the dooryard to shoot a bird. Tho bird
shifted it3 position as theUoy walked
out, and" lit on a limb between him and
the house. Oblivious, in his excitement,
to tho danger of the act, he took aim and
fired. His little sister had advanced at
this moment from inside the house to a
spot behind the front door, and stopped
there to pick something from the floor.
Her legs were beat and- set one behind
the other. The bullet from the rifle
went through the front door, struck the
child on the right leg above the knee,
broke it, passed out and entered the left
leg also, making a fearful wound. Be
fore surgical assistance could be
moned the little girl was almost
from loss of blood and the shock.
sum'
dead
The Markets.
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Beef Cattle-Prime to Extra BuUocka 11 15
Common to Good Teia.ua 09 11
Mtich Cows .- 43 00 9o00
Hoga Live............
Drceaed.
Sheep
Lambs ..........
Cotton Middling...... t
Hour Extra A cetera......
Stat Extra
Wheat Red Western
o. 2 Spring
Rye State
Barley State
Barley Malt
Oat Mixed Western
Corn Mixed Western
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Mpori'.PaMess dim Cire'.Ku
eeisral remedy of tbe present day.
6n Opium Eaung. r. o. box bAruaii tt
Hops Tla, 334 old 08
Pork -Mee 19 25 (419 25
Lard 13.a 13Ji
Fish Mackerel Xo. 1, new IS 00 14 00
" No. 2, new 10 00 10 60
Dry Cod, per cwt 6 00 A 6 60
Herring, Scaled, per box.... 30 (.4 35
Petroleum Crude 074d07S' Refined, 14,i
Wool California Fleece 26 k
Texu - " 31 & n
Australian M (4 2a. 4d.
ltr$n Laborers.
Tho condition of agricultural laborers
in European-countries is something tliat
.would astonish the American farmer who
thinks the drudgery of the farm an un
bearable infliction. The English labor
er, whom we think is roughly used by
fnto works from infancy until incapaci
tated by ago, inflrmity and decrepitude
for a pittanoo which keeps him on the
verge of starvation, in happily situated
. in comparison with others. At least he
luts constant work wliile ability last?,
bu the French laborer works only two
hundred days iu the year, tho Russian
even less; the Austrian works but two
Ki ndred and thirty-four days, and all
tl.ese work from four in the morning un
til nine in the evening, with three hours
rest in the middlo of the day. The Bel
gian farm laborer receives twenty-five to profess to be satisfied with the result
uiiny-ono cents a dny. Kye bread, po
tatoes and curds furnish their food. At
home their families live oa black barley
bread with a little grease and a decoction
of roasted chickory root, without sugar
or milk, for drink. These laborers share
I
Hapju Husbantls.
It ia understood that President Grant will take j varieties of water life, from alligators to
no farther action in tho affairs of Arkansas, he j perch, ike, trout, green turtle and
being influenced by l he recent expression of j oysters.
the House agambt governmental interference.
.....The appropriation for the south pas3 of
the Mississippi river by Congress ia $5,250,000,
The pa-Js is to be improved by Eads' jetty sys
tem. No mouey ia to be paid until the work
bhall be approved by the United States en
gineers A bill repealing the railroad legis
lation, passed last winter in Minnesota, has j tentive husband, and a more exceptional
passeu uoui nouses oi mat nine dv a two
thirds vote.
An embankment at Rindau's pump mill at
Merritoti, Canada, gave way recently and
flooded tha village with water...... Benjamin
F. Brace, of Lenox, -John G. Orton, f Bins-
hamptou, and William C. Wey, of Elmira, have
been appointed managers of tha New York
State Inebriate Asylum. The new Wis-
conbin llailroad bill raises the rates so that;
the companies can save eight per cent. more.
The companies aeked for fwenty per. cent., but !
..Aj
The test of time and experience is the
only sure guide in selecting-an instru
ment. It is of little consequence that a
man makes one or two fine pianos or
organs lor a fair ana intrigues success
fully for a prize. It is the quality of
every day manufacture that concerns
the buyer not what exceptional . and
costly instruments have been specially
made for exhibition. The Smith Ameri
can Okoans are of high and uniform ex
cellenc3, and are the best for actual use,
having been tried and proved for
j twenty-five years. -
Butter State 38 (4 40
Western Dairy 25 & 27
Western Yellow 24 fc 24
Western Ordinary 18 20
Pennsylvania Fine 82 & 34
Cheese State Factory 17 & 17
" Skimmed OS 11
Western 14 & 14X
Eggs State 32 & 34
89
83
83
JfJ
65
Etagepjs Cabiket Oroaxs. The eta
j geret as the French call that elegant ar
I tide of furniture, furnished with a num
i ber of small shelves, designed for various
I small ornftmpntjil artinlfts. liaa hmvim n
It is a man's own fault if he is nu- j necessity in every fashionable drawing
happy with his wife, in nine cases out of room. The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co.
ten. It is a very exceptional woman are now manufacturing a combination of
who will not be all she can be to an at- ! the etagere and cabinet organ, very rich
and beautiful, wmcli they furnish for
the price of an organ without the ca
ALBAXl .
Wheat
Rye State
Corn Mixed......
Barley State
Oats State
BCTYALO.
Flour 5 2S
Wheat No. 2 Spring 1 05
Corn Mixed 7
Oats : 61
Rye 93
Barley 1 30
BAX.TIXORJC.
Cotton Low Middlings
Flour Extra ,
Wheat Bed Western..!..
Rye
rVtm VaI In
oats Mixed
retroleum
THIULDELPHIA.
Floor Pennsylvania Extra
y beat Weetern Red
Rye
Corn Yellow ......
Mixed
Oats Mixed
Petroleum Crude n au
one will not be very disagreeable if she
finds herself willfully neglected. It
would be very easy, to hate a man who,
having bound a woman to him, made no
effort to make her happy : hard not to i women v? aegenerarea in poi
I , . , s neaitn ana pnysique, until tuey n&
joint resolution was passed in Congress to ad
mit the Fitch diamonds free of duty Before
the Arkansas Legislature adjourned a resolu
tion was presented by a colored Republican
member and unanimously adopted, declaring
that poe.ee and quietude now prevail, and ex-
love one who was constant and tender;
and when, a woman loves she always tries
to please. The great men of this world
have often been wretched in their do
mestic relations, while mean and com
mon men have been, exceedingly
happy.
The reason i3 very plain. Absorbed
American Women.
It is a melancholy fact that American
women nave degenerated in point of
ve be
come literally a race of invalids. How
saa it is to looK around us and compare
the frail and effeminate looking lady of
to-day with the hale, hearty and buxom
ladies of days gone by. To all such the
late discovery of Dr. "Walker, of Cali
forma, which is known as Vinegar Bit
ters, is a priceless boon indeed. For this
class of diseases it is certain and Rafe.
the beds or bedding of the cattle they Ufety in person and propert? and freedom of
icuii, ana a luxurious couch is a shelf on epoech. . . . . .ITelen Sullivan, of BernardsTille.
tho stable wall and
beside tho oxen.
a bundle of straw
General Signs.
try - . .
10 take down the gridiron from the
nail where it is hanging," with the left
liand, is a sign that there will be a broil
in the kitchen.
If a mirror is broken, it is a sign that
a good Uxjking-glass will be missed in
that house.
t i
xi j uu ut-ar a rooster crow when you
are in bed, ami the clock strikes a few
times at tho same instant, it is a sign of
mnf n irmnflp
v ---".-p,. .
with
N. J.,. was burned to death ui savin her !
father'B houee from destruction by fire. . -i
The memWrs of the Penneylvuiia State I
Legislature paid a visit to the Centennial j
exposition ground?, and inspected the build
ings in progress there. . . ..Complications under
the new Civil Rights bill have arisen in various
parts of the South, most cf them from a
apirit of mischief...... The total 'number of
immigrants who arrived at the port of New
York during the month of February, 1875, was
4,870, of whom 3,479 were males and 1,397
females. During the same month in 1871 the
total number arrived at the port was 4,222, of
whom 3,003 were males and 1,214 females
A divorce lawyer in Cincinnati ued a paper for
? 10,000 damages, and the jury rendered a ver-
in themselves, those who desired the and any lady, old or young, can take it
world's, applause were careless of the S yrx enh-e confidence in the result, and
little world at home, while those who i P a.v,old. hat to thousand is a stum
, . ... . . . . . bling DiocK never overcome, viz. a con-
uuu uuu 01 lU fgunaai burovo vo Keep . t th a familv physician. Tis
the hearts that were their own, and were j true there may be cases of years' stand
happy in their tenderness. No woman ! ing that will necessitate more powerful
will love a man the better for beincr re- S treatment, but in nine cases out of ten
Il a-
nowned or prominent. Though he be j "J8 remeay will reacn tne disease, and
i n 1 v. s t mue ume eut-c a cure, me
ng men, she will only be , number o 1., are num.
fonder; and if she -loses j bere by thousands, and are scattered
(4
4
1 39
87
f4
1 34
CS
8 75
1 OS
74
C3
9i
TTnrnTTT CI
"rattp."R.S rrrOK
GR00EES ni I
HOUSEKEEPERS Al-.!-B0ARDING
HOUSES
& PRIVATE FAMILIES.
? have an IIPltOTI!I ItFCFIPT makln a
Pl'KK HAKI.Xi or YEAxT FOVIF.U. aqual
to tha twwt in tha market, with wtitrh 1l and a book
ririn 4(1 nw and KXI'KI.I.K.NT MKTHOI!4 lor
arto it in cooking. Mr Baklnc Fowdr caa ba mada for
I (1 mnta a ttnund. Wm du 5U ot liU maU Mrmad
when run etn mmIi nuk ntor on ior IU ml ! Prtoa
of my rwipt, X 1 ,2.. It will. howwr. ba aont
iwintof y I.OO bT mail with diractlooa Oa Eaa
and Oarman) for maiino and ranio. If tha mm ot
NKWiPirtB ia riven ia which thia advwrUaanMot ia m
Tba -ot of thia vrcvirr is tuto i ctkbt tbkek
Pul-?cua of tha iM)wdr raadaL Inrrwdiaota kapt bj ro-
cera and 1rnp twhw. Addrraa
11. V. lIUHUiN 1'rarliral ItrwcaUf
now
iluh
'ill.
I
rUCt? A 3IOXTII
S I 1 wbera. Bnahw
tDzljO V -I-m. l axt.rnl
Aaaata waatd wwry.
Boatneaa bonorablaaM Brat
ara atrnt froa. Agar a
'.. St. I rata, Sla.
1 35
15,' 15?4'
8 00 8 00
1 18 f 1 1
1 00 & 1 08
'9 (4 fl
65 (A CS
:s S 75
i 21
95 (4 S
i 80
CO & 66,
Cfliied, IS
2S,000 'ALREADY SOLD.
CCNTS M'ATI:D for Iba mwIkk,'
Lint A.NU AMLMIEU Ot
Kit Carson
by aw mnAm a4fri 4.D. W. C ffm. Bi at U.
CoLan liiWI,C.g. A,hwai Urtm lclaa4 wj kw.
mlL TlHrTiciu4 Amim fliil laaW
l MUNTfcR. TRaPPER. fcCOCT aa4 UIU.
rr Mtl'ML It r-i.aa I. II as miUMI
Uaatiut laoiaaU;llaAKWrT.MaakTKMi
kiUni(lWa all kwtiw. It (4'raafolLralUa!
f tU!ttKCS,aa4 Ika MODOCVTAB. At a watk af HLSTO
l:TtblaTBlaabla A imi it ir1'ly hiMliliiiiiw,
Our Uiwti iu tirralaw K ft ! mil atr!tw. Wr1Wa4aa.
mm 11 ST1X. CUlAX A (AlLIanaw4.Caav
I
I
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7rrrtaiblr and
T for ctalVraa.
Flower Secda. Sand 3-rnt atamp !
TWit Witch 4- Hon. Sew Haroa.iX
COXWTANT FMPLOYaiEVIV-tAt boma, Ual
. or Female, H30 a wwak warranted, 'k. caotial ra-
inlrad. PartionUra and rahiabla aamolea aant frwa. A a.
with 6o rat nrn atamp, O. Roa. W lUUmnbo nt . V.
r
0
OOIt AOrATS V.VSTED
keweSoicTELL IT ALL
Dr M ra. fttebflaki of IWt laka City, tat
1
T KI.ASTir' TRIM
D M PPtJKTKR a
wrm iiptttidiif J
cttbara. hrint adop4
a-rwrywbara by tha k4.i
phrWfiaaawjt . drw--UU.
army and U
pttals. sTwDaatama. ,
- Tba twee a and anlratv
aal aUaiartkm tba bara
rtrwn. aa wall aa tha trrwat Bare Wr of radical m Uh-t
bar affaetad. baa 4rmvMTtmt ma tart inai rmftmrw m
torn imrrtf errrM wiuioal mnmnf bwt"""'.
oftaa oaaaad bj to awrwra prawwa of .ti 1 1
Snpportara. It ka tba only inr rara inr nermu. e. r.
to only 1 roaa ta oaainaiwui rK.J ir. ruiiui- -v
ia all pualtinna in which tho body ran ha plarwd. It w'.U
parfona radical enrea n all vtbara faU. It caa ba
in oaaa asa emninn wimto wo wmnm
owe adjaatrd. no motion of II boay or
dkplac it. The) irttalTente h tbe
wrMlvM wnyvoMi of tha moat tmlnvnt rracuu-'aoia
la tha profeaetoa.
Frora tba nnnerogf tat Uraoataja ia oar p m - -
appood tba folluwtsK I
After tha aiperieora of motrtba. patler.ta Uwttf
atromny to Ua rArwy, aa well aa to IM as m.mn ine
fin laooavonleflcw wild wnicn in ii"rnroni -With
aapertor adrantaea. r K'aMir Trm piwrnwaea M
a blh derrM A l.L rvqniMtea and qnar,fcatv.a rlw.
for otber InrrtiUooa. I nir no neai iaitwi rK'""
It aa aa Important ne&n fr.r tharvltef aud cara of
Hernia. J. M. t AK.VI cfl A X. M. I .
Kx Health Officer of tba Port of New Vork. rnr aevin-
Culaf of flaw York hut lioarltal." ale-. (.
GEO.V. Homit-M. D .operlntndejt Klaeiic Tro
iMr Af j After aaflertna fo thtrtr year, tn my owa
Deraoa. from tbe aae of eerf frm of Metallic Troes pro-
earable ia thia eowntry aad ia Korope, 1. two year ro. .
applied yoor BlmMie 7Vm. and alrtce tliat lt.e I hate
eiperteneed comfort and ea'ifact-n. aed leo taaftit
tbe irata. tnat tne rjaatie i roea is i r.e on. in i uim. u
that ahoold be aaed for the rl of and core of llemta ;
aad bow after avm tbaa Uttrty yeara c-nilaoooa yrac
Uee.and bain adjoeted many bandped ft 1
immi tor tbe Ua twenty moo' b youra oiclnaivrly 1
rratefally declare it to be any deliberate .f'.n'i. tlal
mw f.laM yVM ia tbe only eoe entitled U tbe euali
deaceof tbe pebUe : that elaetkity ta tbe only wrl
ail adapted to tbe reqiuretnrnta ol a Troea or nnr-piMior.
aad am eooriaced that eewr lmnr Tf" arttf rvee
a larva proportioa of all reare to which it ia att ld. r-t
Owlyaaaofwi chlldrea. bat in acmenma caaeeeiUita a.y
uwa aaoweaOca OI paueote irom " .a reara t i "-
H. BL'RMI AM. M. 1 .
rict. of Amatomy aad Swreery . V Y. E. '.dical lV41ea. .
Beware of cheap aad worthUea tmitettnw FUatte
Trwexea. which eome peiiloa admtiaa and eeil. fiarfe
kmlly rwpreaenttac tbat Utry are maaalactartd ty tbe
lUaatie Troea Co.
Tbtee Trxweea are aeat l- mail to t'J parte of tbe roea
try. hatMf Jirtiia a-naraatewd la all caaee. Hit per
eoaatac any other, write lor LHwcri pure Lire ula( ('
to tba
EMSTIC TRDSSCO,
G83 Droadway, New York.
YOIB FOLKS
or TUB
United States.
ny t. w. mta
It baa a clear title, ta aaperturit crer any alatiar
" A book waare there eeerrtblM te Mblaa aad aetk
iattafnadeaa."-.v. T. yVtaw'.
Mr. UiCfineoa waa aali oaalifled to wnte a
hWtory.' Jwrel4
e-q tamo., wttb over It" I lOwatratwraa. i-re-w
9190. teota-at paid oa roePt of tb- prVe.
Patrat Tu'ewttlee. I-errwt Htattnoery rakr H
tbe World t KLTO. A l .11! Naee M.N
J
HISTORY
TREES
AD SHBUB. ETKBGKEKVa,
KoE. Ac. of all the beu aerta
at low rate. For cataljffuee
free, addreaa
K. B. PAR SONS A- C-O Flaaala r, N. Y
SS ? Slfl Pi' II 1AV at home. Term. free. Ad-
w r drrrsaUKlt. TI
yrare tha wile of a Mmxa ki-r rrWeL
bwdwetMa br airw. ua IVia atore
-eiaaa'a csperWeee lay bare tbe "kaUni fcK
myitarlaa. aacrateoiaf. etc of tbeVuiamae aa
and 'gomU ta Uv irwirw beak eearbwZr
aeer4ce wttb rood thirifa for aJL It la Bupotat fxtf
wbera, with errrrbody. aad eetaclla ell other book aWj V
eea. Miawtrra aay bei wmrH ev- Inml vmej
radone tL Every hod v waau Hi aad areata ere etijes
from lflottt day f tXli t " J aw aa prrml Vm
aant jU9 eeer trtr arreta W mm or wncaaa-:
wi cjJ Oetflt rrre to tSoaa wee wt'lcaaen. lat.e
fusnubta with fall perOrwVar. era, etc ewr-w a Jm
A iV1 n A. It. Wmtmiatvi A Lw, LlarUet4. Coo a.
sauJlACo.. Portland. Me.
I I The Aaneriran Patmn h Ik. mi Mml.. r:.
jo a-i rarm rapt-r-w. I .xa a year, hneeimea free.
ew A -J -a 1 i- u i ia't i .. -. . .
0
WANTED
fiOOO Nrw
AGENTS
The People dr.Car paper. TBK Cowxai
atTOK. eaiaree la f i 1 wanw , re.icfciua
and arc alar. Tk eirrvwkrr. Yr niu.
nibcent premiama. Satnplc, teraoa, etc.
free. J. li. KARLK, Boaton.
;2o
TiTLEOIl'S COSFQUUD 07
PXTEE COD LIVER
OIL AUD LIIIE.
Oalljr te Aarr-Bta. 85 aew art le lee aad tbe
beat Family Paper in America, with two S 0 '
AM. atW.,am) Broadway. . T. 1
ALL?
addreaa K. X. OocaaA. MiddWtewa. rxi
are. for free cataloarva of rtnireet Peach
TreM. rmH Frataa, etc. rVrttom artrea.
S5 CASH I?..1
A merice. i' eae year for t
Prlre, nj. fwr W
VI7. Kaaaea eatered tmpertianyea
T lil KIT fKailarwt aaej Met at
$25
PF.K DAY CVmanriton. or SO a week Ka.
oner it and ul pay
mmt ary and laom We off
K Apply now. O. WF.BBKR A CO.. Marina. U.
the
prouder, not
him through this renown, as is often the s through every State in the Union.
case, she will not even be proud. But ; ,
give her love, appreciation, kindness, ; Every convict now discharged from
and there is no sacrifice she would not j the Nevada State prison receivestwenty
make for his content and comfort. The j five dollars in gold to start a new life
man who loves her well is her hero and "with. .
w muugu i jjtraxiTT S Fixal. Hato Boot See Ado'L
he is not one to any other; no less a king L
though his only kingdom is her heart A fortune easily made. Xo capital re
am! inm i paired. For rrnrulaxB addret Lohman &
BIBLE L00EHIG-6LASS.
REFLECTOR,
Companion and Gruide
TO THE
GREAT- TRUTHS of the . SACRED
SCRIPTURES.
KIX BOOKS IN ONE. Ulaatrated by nearly
200 Eacrwviaara, tbraruf every aarirty of bomea
character, and erery qoalHy of tbe borne bear.
Tberwaarbly FTaaarliral and Ortbodoa. bwt aot
eectanaa ; anther Iry. SucUaoaMai nor KeoeaUonal.
vw i ui di wu-KiuvioM BOBcety aal party. rooKl to
tbe core, it STaphie pictoree and readme; etrik borne.
BelnaT a uoarto. it la a eompaoioa ta ehape aad chara.
r m iae r aauiy niDie. waica I
Wilbwr'e ed IJerr Oil aad IJaer-TVo
rreet popularity ot thta aaie aad eftcarioae oreperatana)
ia alone aHrtatable te He twirtaet amtk la tbe ewre
, of Coarhe.ld. Anhru, Hnbr ia, V bonptac (Jeawra.
; hcrofoleaa llamnra. aad all t'oaeaaepUee f nai Inma. II
' haa ao aapervur. il efaaL It aaie aalt taa eerty
t armteocea of dwaaae. wbea aa aeet a thee at bead
; wt.. Ii will aJUrliie n cnrapUiata of tbe Cbe. feiura
' or Throat. ALanafactared only by A. B. WIXJbOaL.
' Cemiat. Boaton. hold Iry all drnririei
IbeN. Y. Haiar Jeer-
tbe.reat Literary Week ryot
tbeUrcalar aterriptiea
raeeterd. aad
oare teeeery
nftiteetMrrlber. Clebaef rm (t 1 eecbl ei re.e
i I Taa (iter ,awnr.,-iei atranaH flw
every fifth aahorrtbor! Tee firm aaene ia a ofl"-t -naraaty
of taaraeaa aad fa ' A !lnft Neod m oey r
er rewtotered UUk te Bf AUI K A AUMi, Pab
babera. tr VTUltem Mraea, Wow Votk.
ATLANTIC -WBEKIjY.
UTF.lt Alt Y JfirUNAl, for ibe F.MI1.V.
TI F.l HTtlllll -.
mus or bi:rm.-bipiio5. ptir .k pir.
ONK YEAU. s..Vl. O IfNTII-. f I.t4
tiUKAT FHKMU I OIH U. mi
Tbernoteeof twebeeeufal Meel lfrlpn eir)iJ.
'DtfKLIMilt" aad T1IK rlTMs"
A a inmw n each eebcrier frw tt ejtl . ae
9 1 WORTH rUIOICK FUIWMI ytl.l.
, to t teeny tn Lefltte.
Or JTP Foe bjte teet ew wJl eea4
wCHia. - ATLT1C " for 3 ton to.' trial.
p w4 paid. Are-afa waateal eer- krrr. Aieae
ATI.TH MM.hMilItt.1 r-. rit
WONnrnpri.t euy i- tta. nation i.
11 t.NCVt lAtrHllt S. A-aw.y e a awtey
ttOM; UMcmmwiex l.SHJir wroau
T. KI.MIHHI V.Y.l.l rBtlalflpaia. ri.
The Favorites.
FA II 1 1. Y FToniTK.
! Co., LAxamie City, Wyooiing. Com,
T l 1. - i ,
xj oiaub-tj u green-eyea cai . witn a
white pot on her nose is lucky, and a I dict tljt the Pper was right, and gave the
1 ... - II 1.V ? 0 IJ" M a - a-
neavy purs will be the consequence.
If you are in a house and hear baby
cry, it is a sign of marriage, or if it isn't
it ought to be.
To ' lose a pocket-book
greenbacks is unlucky.
containing
In Indianapolis, a woman put before
ner Husband a large loaf of intensely
sour bread. He made her eat every
emmo oi u; ana now eiie is so unreason
able as to seek a divorce for cruelty.
lawyer nothing. Advices from Asia Minor
etate that the famine in that country is
causing terrible distress. In one district alone
20,000 persons have died since the commence
ment of the famine. The population of this
district before the famine was 52, 000..... r
YTefeton, in New York, walked 431 miles in eix
day The new United States Tariff went
into effect officially March 3d. ... . .The house
of Q. Schry, , three miles below SeUnsgroye,
Pa., was totally destroyed by fire, and two
children perished in the flames. Mrs. Schry
was badly burned. . . . . . Spontanaoua combat- tine 1ft the house.
For Crocp. Spirits of turpentine is
a sovereign remedy for croup. Saturate j
a piece of flannel with it and place it on 1
the throat and chest, and send for your
family physician. If the case be very
urgent, and the child in great distress,
and the distance to the doctor's residence
be very great, drop three drops of the
turpentine on a lump of sugar and give
internally. Or a good emetic of tincture
of blood root, or lobelia, or both com
bined, should be given. Every family
should keep a bottle of spirits of turpen-
Iutoktaxt Invention. "In less than
ten yeara there will not be a metal trass in
ase, was the prediction of one of oar moat
eminent physicians on examining the Elastic
Trow of the Elastic Trace Co.. 633 Broad war.
X. T. Thft extensire adoption of these unequal
ed irjstrcmente, which certainly cure rapture
without torture, will maxe them the only trus
ses used in much less thai ten years. We ad
Tise all sufferers to send to the abore company
for descriptiTe circulars, sa these trusses are
sent to all parte of the country by mail. Com.
ZixcTRicrrx is Life. All nervous dis
orders, chrome disease of the chest, head,
hrer, stomach, kidneys sod blood, ache and
pain, nervous and general debilirr. etc.
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