THE FA MIX AXn HOUSEHOLD,
Seasonable Hi tit:
Straw and chaff are too valuable to be
wasted in the yardsy or for bedding,
where leaves, swamp muck, or even dry
earth or sand can be used. By, using
some oil-cake meal, bran, or other meal,
Btraw or chaff may be made equal to the
best hay. The proper use of straw as
fodder, is one of the most important
economies of the farm.
Clover seed will be a good crop this
year, wherever there has been a good
stand of clover. When well saved, it is
the most profitable crop on the farm.
Both seed and liay at the same time,5 can
hardly be paved, and the hay may as
well be sacrificed for the Bake of the
seed. This crop may be cut with the
mower, and raked with the horse-rake
into winrows, where it may be exposed
to rain and sun for many days without
injury. On the contrary, the seed will
thrash and hull the more easily. It
should be drawn in when perfectly dry,
and thrashed at once. The chaff may be
stored in a bin or heap in the barn, to be
hulled in dry frosty weather, when con
venient. Setter the chaff, which will
contain Forno seed, over the meadows.
Hheep nhould havo some better feed
than the bare stubble at this season.
With Homo grain or mixed feed, sheep
will pick around the fields and consume
much of the rubbish. No animal has a
more vigorous digestion than a sheep,
or can more readily turn fodder into
meat and fat but it must have some
thing from which it can produce these.
Not even a sheep can bring something
, out of nothing, and yet many farmers
who keep a low sheep, seem to act as
though they thought sheep could do
this. Those who make a business of
sheep raising, know tkat they must have
good food and tho best of care, or that
with their low nervous system and small
supply of blood, they go down very
quickly. A sheep has a very small
brain, and but four or five pounds of
blood, and possesses no force or power
to resist misfortune. Bat having little
nervous force, it wastes no energy in ac
tion, but eats and rests, and turns all it
cuts into profit. This explains why
shocp will fall away and die off so quick
ly if neglected. Neglect now, will be
irreparable by-and-bye. "A sheep well
summered is half wintered."
As tho feed falls off, two quarts of
corn-meal a day for cows will help to
keep up the quantity and quality of the
milk. Calves and yearlings should not
be alloweH to fall off in condition at
this season.
Pork is high, and will probably re
main so. But it will be safest to hurry
up the feeding swine, and make sure of
the market. By giving' extra attention
now, providing dry feeding pens, and
feeding liberally, twice as much pork can
bo made from the same feed in this
, month, as can bo made in December.
. While we can hardly expect higher
prices, wo cannot toll what may happen
to affect the market unfavorably, and it
may bo well to make sure of a profitable
market while we can.
away until perfectly cold. It will then
turn but like a pudding mold. Cut in
dices, flour, and fry like doughnuts.
There must be abundance of boiling
lard to make the mush crisp and free
from fat.
Salt-Rising Bkbad. The morning
before the bread is to be made take one
tablespoonf ul of fresh corn-meal and one
tablespoonf ul of new milk ; on this
pour a half teacup of boiling water ; let
this mixture stand until the next mora
ine: in fome warm place, like the tin
oven of a cook stove ; then stir a pint of
warm water and flour together, and when
of the right consistency stir in the meal
mixture, and if the flour is good and the
meal fresh the risings will be up or run
ning over in an hour or in two hours and
a half at loncrast. When lnzht and
ready to sponge have ready sifted flour,
into which pour about half a pint of
boilincr .water, scaldiner a little of the
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flour: then add cold water until cool
enough for the , risings, stirring them
thoroughly into the flour. After spong
ing one-half or three-quarters of an hour
mold into loaves. I much prefer water
to milk for wetting the flour, and to
housekeepers who have their milk to try
this way seems best.
Donn Piatt Tells a Story.
Donn Piatt, describing Madame Tu3-
sand's waxwork show in London, tells of
a funny little episode of recent occur
rence there. To the great mass of visi
tors after night these wax figures are so
life-liko and real that it is dangerous to
get out of line, for it is not uncommon
for some weary man or woman, who has
seated himself or herself, to be mistaken
for a wax creation and commented upon
and criticised by the crowd. That is
what happened to Raymond, the actor,
who has made Colonel Sellers immortal.
John was tired, and so hinged into an
old chair. He had not observed the
number placarded over his head that in
dicated he was occupying, the seat of 'a
wax figure removed for repairs. The
crowd soou gathered about him, and at
first Baymond thought he was subjected
to a common process of being' stared a
as Colonel Sellers. Then it flashed
across his fun-loving brain that hp was
being mistaken for a wax figure, for one
of , the ladies exclaimed : " How very
lifelike and natural to be sure. Who is
it?" Catalogues were hastily searched,
and Raymond humored tho joke by sit
ting very still and putting a glass glare
in his eyes. This was not so pleasant as
it at first appeared, for directly a man
said : "Wll, I rather think he is the
have been held in
trial. Six more of
ugliest little fellow I ever saw.'
It
is positively the most -horrible looking
creature in the place. Who is it V asked
a lady." The number was found and the
account read out : " Tom Thug, the
crudest .murderer ever. hung; cut the
throats of' a whole family -'of fourteen
persons for the trifling sum of ten
pounds eight shillings and sixpence."
" Well, I'll be hanged," cried Raymond,
jumping to his feet, Mif it is possible to
make a charge in England without tack
ing on that miserable 'sum of sixpence,
It would be a good plan to keep a note Here is the late Mr. Thug charged with
of every little thing that needs atten
tion, so that by-and-bye all may be done
in order. There will be drains to make
and to repair, fences to close that have
Imjcu opened, stacks to top off and prop
up, leayos to rake up in wood
lots, brush to clear off, roads and lanes
to repair, tools to gather up and repair,
sheds to repair, stables to clean out and
whitewash, and a hundred things to do
that must bo provided for or they will go
nndono. Every farmer should carry a
note book and pencil in his pocket, and
make use of them.
For early lambs tho ewes should be
turned to the rams this months. A two-year-old
ram will serve a hundred ewes,
if he is well fed, kept in a yard, and the
ewes put with him at night, until all are
served. A ewe remains in heat twenty
four hours. As the ewes are served,
which may bo known by keeping the
ram's brisket smeared with Venetian red
a wholesale assassination, and they had
to slap on that sixpence. I believe the
late Mr. Thug was swindled." The
crowd laughed and screamod. One
more cool bystander said : " Oh, bother
that is an old game here. This little
fellow is hired to do this. Mme. Tus-
saud pays him one pound six shillings"
" If you. say sixpence," cried Ray
mond, " I'll make the number of the
murdered an even fifteen
Tiro Hank Presidents.
There is a remarkable analogy in the
death of Mr. Ralston, of the Bank o
California, and that of Mr. Ethelbert S.
Mills, of Brooklyn. Both of them were
officials in financial institutions which
held the highest place in the public esti
mation and confidence. Both of them
tumbled into ruin, and dragged down
the institutions with which they were
connected. Both perished bv drowning
and linseed oil, they should be placed in shortly after the exposure of their mis-
n nook by themselves, and well fed. fortnns Anrl in prnnnlotn tVi r.ain f
On tho condition of the ewes will depend
in a great measure tho value of the
lambs. A puro Cotswold ram, crossed
. m sr .
on gooa merino or native ewes, pro
duces excellent lambs. Agriculturist.
itomestie Mteeipes.
To Drive out Flies. Cut news
papers or sheets of brown paper into
long narrow strips and tie them to long
rods. With these it is very easy to
drive flios from closets and rooms with
out eudaugering brackets and bijouterie
on tho walls or mantlepieces.
Mangoes. Cut a piece from the cu-
coincidences, it will never be known
whether either or both of them com
mitted suicide, or whether their deaths
were accidental. At first everybody re
garded Mr. Mill's death, in the Coney
Island surf , as a clear case of fclo de se,
but his friend 8 have always scouted the
idea. They say he was a man who never
nursed his troubles, and that his circum
stances were by no means desperate;
and the lady who last saw him prior to
his going down to the beach, declares
that he was in excellent spirits. So too
was Mr. Ralston. At first there was a
story of a vial of poison and a deliberate
cumber or melon to be pickled, scrape double dooming of himself to death by
out the inside, and let it lie in salt water
two days. 'Ihen fill with bean pods,
grated horse radish, chopped onion,
mustard seed, cloves and peppers, Re
placo the piece.
To Clean Cakved Furniture. Ap
ply a paint brush dipped in kerosene oiL
It will romove all dust from cracks,
make the furniture look like new, and
the smell" disappears in an hour if the
windows are open.
To Reuse a Stove. Ten cents'
worth of clay from the potter's, worked
to the consistency of putty, pressed firm
ly around the sides and into the corners
of the furnace-box and left to dry over
night, will make in every respect a more
desirable lining than the fire-brick
bought in the stores.
Mock Chicken Fricassee. Take a
fine fat veal shank and with a pint of
water allow it to simmer until perfectly
tender ; remove the large bones, season
to taste, and'add two tablespoonfuls of
flour, smoothly blended with a teacup
of milk. When thickened, pour the
whole very hot over a well-beaten egg
and a half teacup of parsley. Stir well,
and serve. On no account allow the
egg to boil.
Fried Mush Superfine. In a pud
ding boiler or water-tight kettle put In
,dian meal, a little salt, and enough hot
water to wet thoroughly. Place the ket
tle in a pot of boiling water and let it
boil for about half an hour, then set it
the unfortunate gen tleman.N6w, "how
ever, the vial has entirely disappeared
from the storj of the case.; Mr. Ralston,
it seems, entered the bath-house " smil
ing, cheerful ;" he had overheated himself
by walking, and was .in aicondition
which would be likely id produce po-"
plexy if he plunged into cold water; and
finally the doctors say that his body
presents all the marks of death by apo
plexy. The remarkable careers and
mysterious death of these two men are
examples, not without their lesson, of
the vicissitudes and catastrophes which
sometimes illustrate human life.
Jits Sermon.
A minister was paid to preach a ser
mon on some special occasion in the
chapel of a country town. As the con
gregation was not very rich, he was in
formed beforehand that they could not
afford to pay him ". more: than a guinea
for his discourse. When the service was
over, he received in the vestry the con
gratulations of the elders, who were loud
in their admiration of his eloquence.
He turned round upon them with almost
a smile of contempt and said : ' Do
you call that an eloquent sermon t I
should just like you to hear my three
guinea one I"
Men and women are extinct they
died about sixty years ago, ' and left no
heirs. Ladies and crentlemen have
usurped their places.
A duel wu fought In the dark at Waco, Tex, ,
between Charles Carrick and J. 1L Turner,
over' some trivial matter. The distance was
four feet, and the weapons need were six
shooters. Three shots were fired. Turner
was killed. ; ... .One day's heavy rain in Wash
ington, D. C, caused some of the sewers to
bunt, and thus overflowed a large portion
of the city, doing much damage. Eleventh
end Twelfth' streets were flooded sufficiently to
float an ordinary boat Near Fiber creek
thirty houses were flooded to a depth of nina
feet...;... Four thousand Serbians have en
tered Turkish territory and are endeavoring to
incite the Balgarians to rise against the Porte.
Bosnia is reported in full rebellion against the
Porte, and Montenegro and Serbia are actively
preparing for war. In Herzegovina the in
surgents have formed a national government
under Lynbobratich..... The English polar
expedition has been heard from at West
Greenland, being all well and on their way to
Upernaviky whence they will visit Capt. Hall's
grave . .. .A boy named Morris Byan, residing
at Hopkinton, Mass., started from his house to
kill a cat, when he was stopped by bis two sis
ters, who trie! to persuade him to desist.
A struggle ensued, during which the gun in
Ryan's bands went off and killed the two girls.
... .The publishing house of Lee & Shepard,
of Boston, and Lee! Shepard A Dillingham,
of New York city, have suspended ......
Two new cases of yellow fever are reported
from Fort Pickens, Barrancas Barracks, Fla.
. . Seveuteen ' tramps were arrested in
Rahway, N. J., and they thereatened to have
revenge. On the night after their release two
barns and a lumber' yard were fired by the
incendiaries . . . .The Atlantic mills at Lawrence,
Mass., have recommenced running, and there
is a prospect of steady employment' for one
thousand hands.
Two of the Franklin county (111.) Ku-Klux
J $1,000 bail to appear for
the ontlaws have been ar
rested. The testimony shows that there are
400 of the organization in Franklin county, and
600 in Williamson. ..The total outstanding
currency of the United States September 1st
was $415,938,229.02!.... Hon. J. M. Tnacher,
commissioner of patents, has resigned, to enter
npon the practice of patent law in Chicago... .
The Khedive of Egypt expects to be called
npon by the Turkish authorities to aid in put
ting down the Ileizegovinian rebellion, aiid is
consequently calling in his officers on f arlough.
The liepullican Banner and the Union
American, lot Nashville, Term., the oldest
papers of the Southwest, have been consoli
dated under the name of. the American. . J.
Viscount de Meaux, thy French: minister of
agriculture, recommends manufacturers to ex
hibit at the Centennial exhibition Auditor
Thayer testified that the canal board let con
tracts for the Champlain canal improvement
in direct violation of lw, and expended $253,-
000 without any law whatever The paint
factory of Baxter, Bell & Co., at Brooklyn, N.
was destroyed by fire, involving a loss of
$150,000.
The California election resulted in a victory
for the Democrat. .....By a collision of the
two. English ironclads Iron Duke and Van
guard in the channel, the latter was ' Bunk."
No lives were lost . L . . . .The anniversary of the
surrender of Sedan was observed thronghout
Germany as a holiday and day of general re
joicing Heavy rams in tno ttaroacn dis
trict, India, will necessitate the replanting of a
large part 6f the cotton crop there . . . .Infor
mation has been received from the State of
Colombia "to the effect that articles of peace
had been signed by General Delgado, comman
der of the national forces of the Colombian
government, and General Santo Domingo Vila,
commanding the insurgents. This re-establishes
peace in the republic, and leaves the
national authority: unquestioned .... Panama
advices state that the republic of Ecuador has
been declared inj a state of siege, and tho
governor clothed with the extraordinary facul
ties provided for J by the political code of the
country. The governor appeals to the chiefs,
officers and soldiers to aseist him in maintain
ing order and sustaining personal security.
President Moreno1 was assassinated in the cor
ridor of the public treasury, ia the afternoon,
as previously reported Corday Harrip,
chief of the negroes arrested in Georgia for
attempted insurrection, has . been tried, found
not guilty, and discharged One Rehm,
the teller of the Planters' National bank of
Louisville,-; Ky., Reported to the police that
three men took him from his bed to the bank
and made him open the vault, from which they
took $100,000 and then chloroformed and
stabbed him. Rehm was afterwards charged
with the robbery and confessed, showing where
he had hid the $100,000 A train on the
Wallkill (N.Y.) valley road went through a
rotton bridge near Goshen, while having on
board an immense crowd from camp meeting,
and twenty-five people were more or lees in
jured, but none killed outright.
A special dispatch from Berlin says that after
the recent appointment of Muhmoud Pacha as
grand vizier of Turkey there is less hope than
ever of the insurgents coming to terms
8iguor Pietro Vaini, an Italian artist resident
in this country,; committed suicide at City
Island, near New York, under singular cir
cumstances andj from inexplicable motives.
While reciting some verses from the tragedy of
Phaedra, at a clambake, and jnst as he had
uttered the words " God, who judgeth all
things, will also judge this act ef mine," he
suddenly placed a pistol to his head and t lew
his brains out, to the horror of the, assembled
guests, who at firet thought it was a part of
the fictitious tragedy, but were convinced of
the true nature of affairs upon lifting the body
from the ground.....: Advices from Hayti
ttate that seventeen follow era of General
Canal, who are! now antler the "protection1 of
the United States minister, Mr. Basaett, were
condemned to death on the twenty-ninth of
July; and it was stated that the government
contemplated a forcible entry into the Ameri
can coneulate to take the refugees into cue
tody, they having been condemned as mur
derers and assassins by the Haytian Tribunal.
.... A German ministerial order has been issued
declaring that the bishop of Paderborn has
forfeited his rights to citizenship by his depar
ture without leave from the city in which he
was "interned." A slight shock of earth
quake was felt at St. Thomas, West Indies....
The association for the reform and codification
of the law of nations was formerly opened
at Hague. Delegates from the United States
were present .. . .The secretary of the treasury
has issued calls for the redemption of 13,000,-
000 of five-twenty bonds for 1864, of which
S,000,C00 are on account of the sinking fund.
..... .The poet-office department has changed
the color ofthe .two-cent stamp from brown to
red. The seven, twelve and twenty-four cent
stamps will be withdrawn ...... The Atalantas
won the four-oared race over the Beaverwycks.
at Troy, in eighi minutes and thirty-four and
and-quarter seconds. Courtney won the single
scull over Riley, of Staten Island, in nine
minutes end forty-six seconds. In the pair
oar Union Springs woo over Beaverwjcks and
S Nptnnea in eight minutes and fifty and one-
half seconds.
Rehm, the bank teller of Louisville, who
robbed the bank and then confessed, has been
held in 50,000 bad. His property has been
attached by the bank, under charge of embez-
a S a.
zhng Six murderers .were execuiea a
Fort Smith, Arkansas, at one tune. James H.
Moore, white, one of the unfortunate men,
shot a sheriff's officer who was pursuing bin
for horse stealing. Daniel IL Evans, white,
murdered a man last November. Bam. W.
Tooy, a quarter black Cherokee, murdered
a young man for $300. Wa J. WhitUngton,
white, murdered a man in the Chickasaw
nation, while inflamed with diink. Edmond
Campbell, colored, killed a man and woman.
The other was Smoker Mankiller, a full-blooded
Cherokee The London TUegraph says
the prospects are favorable for the hop har
vest, which has already commenced. Damage
done by mold and vermin is below the average.
The London Times, in its financial column,
of modesty or womanhood left that
would not be sacrificed to vanity and
love of display. The great feature of
the new styles in hosiery is their cost.
For a good but not extra quality of gray
An Old Timne Aneeiiote.
One day the facetious John PhD pot
Curran, who was also very partial to the
said corned mutton, did me the honor to
meet Father O Jary. To enjoy the
or brown hose, with an absurd and Aim- society of such men was an intellectual
ay little clocking on the sides, $1.60 per treat. They were great friends, and
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eta. XU tterp or aaa.Bss. e-emgs vr
M.1D eta. We here a M) diSsewat errWs
Cerda, laciadiaaT Giaaa, 8wl. MaxttU. I 'IH
naM. . ritin taaap uw cimy,. " iu cio. wot
v.M. H. V1.I)K. rew inm.
says : "It is known that we shall have to
import an unusually large quantity of wheat,
and it is equally certain that all the malting
barley will have to come from abroad."
Owing to a rain-fall of seven and a half inches
within a few days great damage is announced
in the central provinces of Japan, farms being
pair is charged, when seventy-five cents
would be a high price for them in white
or unbleached cotton. " For my part,
says Jenny, "I consider these dingy
grays and browns in hosiery very ugly,
and stripes only fit for children and
clowns at a circus. The quicker we get
back to the fine white or ivory -tinted
stockings the better."
Derfectlv Dure, requires less than com
mon soap. Hence its economy is ap
parent. Ask your grocer to get it.
Good tt8 from Tfasbington City.
Depabtxzxt or Statk, )
Washington, August 23d, 1875. )
Wilson Skwtxq Ma chink Cojcpaxt, Cleveland,
Ohio:
There have been received at this department
a medal and diploma awarded to Wilson Srw
ino MLachihk Comtajct, as an exhibitor at the
TTniTersal Exnosition. held at Vienna in 1873.
I will thank you to inform me wnat aisposi
tion you desire to have made of them. The
denartment will deliver then to such agent as
you may suggest, or to Adams Express Com
pany, addressed as you may indicate, upon the
return to the department of the In closed re
ceipt, duly signed. When the same are deliv
ered in either way, the responsibility of the
department will terminate.
Your obedient servant.
W. Hcntxr, Acting Secretary.
Gin a body kiss a body need a body
cry t" quoted the young man from the
city to a rural maiden. "Wall, yer
needn't kiss me if yer a ginny body,
was her sole remark ; 44 1 don't want any
flooded, houses and bridges demolished, and I young man whose breath smells.'
upwards oi z,uuu,uuu in produce destroyed.
There were also a great many .lives lost ... .The
Chinese troops refuse to follow the aborginee
into the heart of the island of Formosa, and
have revolted by regiments. The savages re
main master of the situation, and the Chinese
military operations have been suspended. ....
Goldsmith Maid trotted a mile in two minutes
and fourteen and a half seconds at Hartford,
Conn., in an effort to beat her own time of two
minutes and fourteen seconds Heavy
rains washed away abutments on the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad, near New Jeffer
son, Iowa, and a cattle train went through the
bridge at that place. Twelve cars were
smashed, and nearly all the cattle killed.
There were no men seriously injured The
Boston and Charleston steamship company,
organized in 1872 with a capital of flOO.000,
has sunk its entire capital, and has additional
liabilities to the amount of 1 125, 000. The
steamers have been withdrawn. .
Gen. Sherman contemplates a revised edition
of his Memoirs, and has written to some offi
cers, whom he misrepresented in the first edi
tion, promising to corect some of the errors in
the second The defalcation of Ralston,
late president of the Bank of California, will
amount to between $3,000,000 and (4,000,000,
and an overissue of etock has been discovered.
It is not suppoeed that this will in any way
prejudice the arrangements now being made
to rehabilitate the bank Frederick Heitz,
a laborer in Redeker's brewery, Port Jervis,
N. Y., while scalding beer kegs fell backward
into a vat. He managed to crawl but before
assistance arrived, but was scalded to such, an
extent that the flesh peeled from the bones.
The immigrant steamer Collingwood
arrived at Auckland, Ant traJasii, from London
with fever on board. Twenty immigrants died
on tho passage, and fifty more were removed
to the hospital on her arrival The great
strike at Oldham, England, is ended. The
terms of the operatives have been accepted.
The British consul has arrived at Mostar
from Herzogovina. He witnessed horrible
cruelties, perpetrated by the insurgents, who
in one instance roasted children alive. The
insurrection is jpaX do an. Only raids by the
Servians and 'Montenegrins take place, and
these are exaggerated tenfold The popu
lation of Queens couuty, N. Y., is 85,158,
agaiMt 73,847 in 1870 A duel was fought
betweeu Major Edwards, of the St. ' Louis
Times, and Col. Foster, of the Journal, over
au article in the Timet. One shot was ex
changed without damage, when the difficulty
was settled Hayden's government sur
veying party Tvaa attacked by Indians in western
Colorado, but succeeded in escaping with the
loss of their instruments aud baggage.
seemed to have a mutual respect for each
other's talents, and, as it msy easily be
imagined, O'Leary verm Curran was
no bad match.
One day, after dinner, Curran said to
him: "Reverend father, I wish you
were Saint Peter."
And why, counselor, would you
wish that I were Saint Peter I" asked
O'Leary.
Because, reverend father, in that
case," said Curran, " you would have
the keys of heaven, and you could let me
in.
By my honor and conscience, coun
selor," replied the divine, it would
be better for you that I had the keys of
Dobbins' Electno Soap, (made by the other lace, for then I could let you
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If you don't bridle your tongue, sad
die be your fate.
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cines are advertised for the cure of various
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wantinsr. We have vet to learn, however, of
the first failure of Dr. Winter's Balsam of.
Wild Cherry to cure coughs, colds, and pul
monary disease. Fifty cents and one dollar a
bottle, large bottles moch the cheaper. Com.
The most astonishing cure of chronic
diarrhea we ever heard of is that of Wia. Clark,
Frankfort Mill-. Waldo Co., Maine. The facts
are attested by Ezra Treat, Upton Treat, and
M. A. Merrill, either of whom might be ad
dressed for particulars. Mr. Clark was cured
by Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. Com.
S15.00 SHOT GUN.
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tw -mi TLf Jnalan. u4 HUM aaU at ma mm nrk,
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B COU WM. PERRY POOQ. whaaa
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TIIK BEST ADYTEHTI!U MKfHrSI.
Dairy, $10 a rear. Saml-Waakly, S3. WstlT,
V (a A JW-rtW. g pi. ha as Onptai
IdwiWM lUtaa FVaa. Wkty. elahaa SO ay i
at t.
said. Mr
Twm Tararna, H. V.
ft Knvalopa, Gt4aa Fa. rm tl4W, TracU. Palaaj
T ar4 ktaaaara. a4 a Ptaea of Jwatry. Sb-ala rkaa,
wHb Wat Prta-. fmat-paJd. g& casta. CtrcoW fraa
BRIPK OO.. Tiiii Rraadway, Hmm Yacfc.
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Ooi. THRU. HYATT rfaatOaal
for eti an lira m-pMs
Is
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tla parfaat fart
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PrtMtowMawrttbatlaM. T EXCELS Al
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W all thai luawK. WrM
DtaTm.
W1LMAM CO, Umrtord Ct , CMcafa. ItL, ar
"HEAVY YOKES"
bjr tha antbnr of "Axalae tha
nn in tba I!ataa Wrekly
lor
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um& aaat by iiU. OaJ a
bvta
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twmr N. T. CIT
fa OtraaJa. mmA ba
PlrtiMxC a4 ffrafltabl FawFlayaarw
- BaUfnl !"" ;brtaln ! - OH. him iovaty !" " WW
ara tbay worth f ata. Saab are icI.m.Ipt8 by thorn
who aaa tbm larr" lUcul Hrr Cbrotaoe prodaaad by
tba Karep a and Aaaartaaa Cbra rnbllabla Uo.
Tbt ara all patiaet o4 art. Ke oca eaa ra.let thai
aaaptaUoa to boy wbaa ln tba Ubraaaoa. It raaalraa
o taiala to aaU tba ptetaraa. Uwr apaab lav itiii
ulna. Caavaaaara. Aaaata ant U11m aa4 are t a a
ent o4 aapn ajaut. will find thla Ua baat opaai-a-avav
offered asaka mom. For faU parUcalax. oo'l ataa
for awfWUnlUl otreoiar. Addraaa - . OLtLASOM A
OO.. 13H Waablagto ., Boatoa. Urn.
Jfli
AO i
tlxat
Moot ta aaa1a by Amta eelua- ear i
! rw Maoaaaxi rncra. 4a
K. O. B RI DO M kX. A HareUr bt- Kmw Yorb aaA
119 Waat4tb 8L.CnBdaaaU.fX : ;
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PATHWAYS OF
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iddraae rRAIEK OLUCK,
fWn4 etanp for Cotataa-Be.
Waw Bedford. Maaa.
THE HOLY LAND
BHik a Fall Dcriptoi of Palaatlse. IU Hlatory. Aatl
qaltia. Inbabitata and Cnatooia. aaoordtac to tbo
Arut rian.riM nMBtlf istd bw the Palaattoo Ka-
ploriaa Kipedltkna. It aalls at aUbt. Read for oa(
extra term to Afn. aad aao whr tt aolla laor taaa
aoy olber hook. riATlUiai. run i.i n u i n u
ACJKNTH.
ad.alaa il
la toe wnrld.
aU
to KLKOAirrnn.cHBOMoi.1
PaiUdolph a. ,
I for H J jfO for U.. LrraaH variety
RITKITIALDHROMiim,
PbUadelpbia. Pa.
C0UNTYI
BONDS !
i WtXTID MISSOURI CX)UIfTT
ROXUH. Hand faU daeertpUoa aad
amant bold. Upbeat ratee pld for
land warrsnta. CormpondaBoe aolte
tUfd. HAM'L A.OAYMRI.Ht Loata
HMltb oV Kryaoldo,
rt . m - We tun aold and aaad
roar Hmm fira for eoverai yora
aad aabUt4lnflr fooqiaaod It
aa the bet iUktoc Ptrvder ta tbo
aaarkeC"
Haaltb, Kmrnm eV Co., 0r.
vr-, Wfamf, M... ay We aaa
tt la oar on f amtlW-a aad ballao
tt to be rfecidadly tba baet Baktac
Powder. It, oooBomy kt oubiIi
fat : It mak 40 lira store bread to
barrel of Soar. Million of oaao
aoid aad Boca tlor ia onpUial.
Read tor rtreoUr to tiro . CiiFTt
A Ox. ? B lraaao M . 5ew York.
mm
FT VI 2TT Bbo-DWaV. ?Ua York,
a tl a lw AOllt maoafartorer of MjnCotU
J KWKLiRV of tT7 da. rtpio Tbaatock U Utra vara
cbnoa,aad M otTTd at rl a 1 1 at trade prxwa to ap
workmea aotaJT Ktlla aader M I A. P. t.orVr taanvaa
The, Hay Fever.
Hay fever, if not a malady of the most
serious character, is nevertheless an un
pleasant one; and in the interest of
those who are liable to it a discovery
which two continental professors appear
to have made between them cannot be
too generally known. The victims of
this curious epidemic can never venture
into the sunshine or get heated by exer
cise between about the middle of May
and the end of June without an attack
of violent sneezing, inflammation of the
nose, severe headache and general de
pressionin short, all the symptoms of
a most distressing cld. Professor
Helmholtz observed that the malady was
invariably characterized by the presence
of very minute infusoria, not unlike
the queer little creatures that we some
times see in rain water butts, only much
smaller. These he found sticking most
tenaciously in the lower cavities and re
cesses of the nose, and he noticed that
at low temperatures they were very slug
gish and inactive, but woke up, as it
were, when warmed. Here, then, was
the secret of the disease ; but it was
Professor Binz whose investigation sug
gested the remedy. He found that in
fusoria might be poisoned by quinine,
and of this fact Helmholtz availed him
self in his treatment of hay fever, from
which he himself had been a sufferer in
the early summer for twenty years. The
learned professor made a very weak
solution of sulphate of quinine, and,
lying flat on his back with his head
down, he poured a little of it into each
nostril, and found instant relief. The
remedy is a cheap and simple one, and
ought to prove very valuable to those
whom this queer affetciou deprives of
half the pleasure they find in a country
walk at this delightful season of the
year. ...
Hon. Joseph Farewell, mayor of Rock-
laud, He., Isaac M. Brsg. Esq., Baugor, aud
Messrs. Pope Bros., Madiias, Me., lumber
merchants, fully Indorsed the Sheridan's Cav
alry Condition Powders, and have given the
proprietors libeity to use their names in rec
ommending them. Com.
A MAN OF A THOUSAND.
A CONSUMPTIVE CURED. Wbeu death waa
hourly expected from ConaHBiptlon, all ramediea
ha ring failed, accident led to a dlaooTcry whereby Dr.
H. James en red hla only ehild with a preparation of
Cannabis Indien. He now glree recipe free oa reoatpt of
two atampo to pay ezpeaaea. There la not a single
aymptom of UonrampUon mat it aoea not aiaaipeta
Nla-ht 8 wonts. Irritation of tba Nerrea, Ulffleolt Kipae.
Nolhlns- like It la aaedielao. A loxary to tha
palate, a paioleaa eraenaat, a fenUe aUaialaat ta tha
circulation, a perspiratory preparation, aa aatl billons
medicine, s stomachic, a dturt aad an admirable
aeaeral altaratlra. Such ara tha acknowledged aad
dally proren properUen of
Tarrant's Effervescent Aperient.
SOLD BY ALL DRUCKUSTS.
TIIPdHTANT Til f'IINIT.MITlVKS.
JL A recLleouui ha Ting barn so forlnnata aa to earn hie
eon of Uoasampttoo In its worst after botng-
rlTn an to dta b the most eelsbratad Dhyvletaaa. de
sire to maaa known tbo euro wbteb provae eaeeaaaf al
la every ease) to those effltctod with Asthma. Broac hi
lts, I Xiiuros, uoias, uoaaomptioa. aaa au inwumw
OTecfl 6,0-0 D. prtTtlacet'ta-avntaa. Catsoa fra.
S3 SAMPIil li wsssad ta rnaVa arrerr.
where. Addraaa Tm Ull'l t Vn t'o. Nrwrk. H. J.
COME "AND SEE
Thaoa Bieb PratrW. rTaar s nilUton serae t" aaU oa
the btonaClty aad St. Paal K. K. aa4 oa iba
aad Mlaaonri Hirer R. R. Horaral Urge Uacta lor
Colon tea. Gome or eand aiaaaalUae s aaamlaa. Kfory
ona who aeaa the land lis as It. Apply o
lAVID!m" aV t A l.rt
Hlblt, Ox-rela. 4'a., lawn.
I Geo p. Rowell & Co
at-ga. U U I 1 1 if anyf Tbensoatsaiesasfa
tag. Prof. I. Mrrkrr. P.O. Boi 47o. lavporf.lad.
sir
symptom of Oonsampt
torstlon. Sharp Pains tn tho Lnngs. Nanaea at the
Btomacn. inaction oi too noweis, aaa wasting or ua
Moscloa. Addraaa CRlDDOCK A CO.. 1032 Race
Street, Philadelphia. J'a-.alTlnarnajna of thla paper.
SCIIKNCKS PCL.3IONIC SYRUP, FOR
THE CURE OF CONSU3IPT10N,
COUtillM AMD COLD.
The great virtue of this medicine la that tt ripens the
matter and throws it ont of tho system, pnrlfiea the
blood, and thm effects a cure. '
RcHisca'a Ska Wbd Towic. roa th Crax of
Dtbpxpsia, Ixdiokbtiom. F.tc
The Tonic prodneas a healthy action of the stomach.
creating an appetite, forming chyle, and coring the
most obstinate eases of Indigestion.
Schxxck's Maxdraxs Pills, for tux Crux or
LrVXB OOMPLAIXT, F.TC
These Pills are alteratire, and prodaco a healthy
action of the Urer witboat tho least dangor.aa they are
free from oalorael and yet more efficacious In restoring
n healthy action of the Hrer.
These remeUos are a certain care for Consumption,
ss the Pulmonic St tod ripens tbo matter and pnrlfiea
the blood. The Mandrake Pills act noon the lirar.
creaUi a b'slthy bile, and re more all diseases of tbo
lirer. often a ctae of Oonaompt (on. Tbo Sea Weed
Tonie rives tone and strength to the stomach, makes a
good ducks' l- n. tn1 ensblea tbo organs to form gnod
blood ; sn1 thus create, a bealtby circulation of healthy
blood. Tiie combined action of these medictr.ee, aa
thus explained, will cure every case) of Consumption, if
taken In time, and tha use of the medicines peraereied
in.
Dr. Scheoek la profeeelonaUy at bis principal office.
corner Hixth and Arcb Streets. Philadelphia, ever
Monday, where sU letters for adriee meat ke add
Schenck's medicines for sale by sU Druggists.
The Markets,
XW YCBJL.
Beef Cattle Prime to Xztra Bollocks .UMt ll V
Oomrnon to Good Teiana .18 k .19
MUchOows 45.00 eiS.OO
Hoga Live .X SVi
Dreasea ?X J0
the Throat and Longe. aad wUl aaad the Recipe, free
rM daadra tt if ther will lorvtM U
address to DANIKL ADFK, 32 tiberty 8Cew York.
charge, to all
OOR AGENTS WA5TED
SDAGIISIIEESU
aa Ufa ui AdTawtaraa tn the Orteac. Bv
Tbea.iV.av bo z. ll iwrsak the Weaders. Mar
vela, aad Mystrriaa of the Load of tha Rieieg
gna, and aorbrays life as it really w la the old aad
sleepy East. It tells what tba Aatbor saw, beard,
sad did. la sack inimitable atrW. that rrery oae
laagha in rrxie of klasself at its geneine kowior
and 4uu. It u Lire. Racy. SpVcy, brhnfall of good tniara,
snd yet so meaty " that tOO CblLree rcMdVva, i'luisswa.
rrvrairt. nnwn. nr. n a iwmm. siom m
iu XO UlostratioBS, mostly executed in larooe at a cost
offinjiai. To lt, resoer. ano srery woe-s-aa person.
(o
to
DOUBLE YOUR TRADE
Drnggiata, Orocwrs aad DwrJo.a Pmr. raa d -
f aaaTLa eeeiad packagaa. aw, eaaa. botaa. wr ball
eheata 47ra.r' awa. Seed f. ttrcolar. TB Wri la
Tsa OoatPAirv. 20 1 Fatton rc, N. V.. P.O. Boa 4.MKI.
in
UllKTIIuidKXPI'MiKJileall. ArUrieal
esrlaas flour. Nam pane ireaj. ... i.a.
T4IN, NKW YORK or VHlOAiHt.
it sfloMs a spieanid raaaee io cam uiw rai. cwv
Aial, ;iM partes. SaO mmrh fftswtrtttiomm. Te rre Areata,
f far fk nrrantt.1 the OatSt is Fee. Larrs Pamphlets,
I.
peclmen Psrea, snd Terms, free to an. Addraaa,
A. 1). WOBTHLNGTOM a CO, Ilanford. Conn.
$2501
.IONTIl AganU wanted oewry
whore. Bastnaaa boaorablo aad Brat
pea mesa ooaoraoea ssa armm a M -
Particular sent free. Addreee IR L I TL.
1 1 sL.T.n S3 a 4 fAA-a. " mm
WURTU A CO.. St. Loala. Ma
irncm tnicin rmtki
Volt s k-Ltr-rau IlatTsaa
Bands are ladorsed by lb
moat eminent physiciaAa In
the world for tbeenre of rbeta
watism. aonralgla.U'ercom
piaiut. dyspepsia, kldaeydia
eae,ncbea. pai ns.nervons d ie
ordera.Su. female eoen pis I a ta
aev-vons and geaeral debility.
and other chronic dleeaaee .f
tberbeat.bead.Meer. stomach
kidneys aad blood Book will
fn.l pmrttcalsra frt-e l-T !
. HLT 'o- iiw ieesli.
FftSHIOFIS and GOLD COItl PRESENTS!
ZmWt "Instant Dratt Devttor."
Tata CCT I
V
I
tTvoar Part af aa
Bhlrt rwrroaar aida
oatv wit ia "Xia
ator aaad ta. Vea
aaa raiaa year asm
walla aaaalBg a mea
i dy ylssa, aad thee let
H lslt.ee ywaeaa keep
rt wins iiaeaasiaa
aklrt traas raa FUta.
di T-oe-paraeatn tm
' a Taatarol aad Fa-
ahiorjabU Kairnar. I drswa as
the ruilnaan aa taa aaek, asaktag the
traJaht front." I a
No. SIX. This Coatama wlna the admiral ion
of alL It laoue of thoao atyka that la turn to
pleaa. especially as It is apiroprUt for any
material, and reqoires leas gvode H make than
any other atttxeqaai beauty. uwioi
lead lag rostaaaaa of our mj
wUl end It poaaeaaes laat tha
Itnprorea her fljpirs, whUe list
form cost Tcel Ihe-y were nerer
a tUred. The waist Is
taea Taa Tlmea tta Ooas, Itaaa
raaaced fraas Oaa Dreaa aaotha
,0 easts aeaa.
th
the overakirt ia draped to :
aids of the taah, wbKtt mar t
sunt, or Ribbon. Requires 14 yai
loch foods lor en tore ami. ja. i
S773; pauern. with cloth roodei. 1
No. of oreraklrt, TTH; patters.
cloth model. Z3 rta. no. of
S733: Mttrra. wrlUi cloth m
Maifed oa receipt of prW.
OR tTae Pstterwo nl Hfdk MaeHi ( Ike EXTIRK
ftriT will Te FRKK aa rrtK3.ll U lass
17 e Striped Stocking JIania. ,
Jenny Jane gives her sex a good
round scolding in her last fashion letter.
She says that the epidemic for striped
stockings which has been raging more
or less for the past two years has at last
taken a form which will speedily put an
end to them amone refined women.
Luxury in hosiery, of course, there is no
objection to if ladies can afford to pay
ten dollars per pair for silk, and five dol
lars per pair for cotton hose, there ia no
law against it, and no reason why they
should not. But there are reasons co
gent with every lady who possesses deli
cacy and taste why she should not dress
her limbs in the attire of ballet-dancers ;
why she should not set herself to stimu
late and encourage the ribald conduct of
men who watch on hotel steps, on the
street corners, at the church doors, for
opportunities to make their jokes on
women who suggest them. A lady may
wear, aa many do, the finest of silk, the
most delicato of thread ; 6he may match
the tints of her dress, and thru harmo-
wze.every portion of her toilet with per
fect propriety ; but when die wears
hosiery only fit for a harlequin, and
shortens her dress in front to a vulgar
extreme, to show it, there is very little
I
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Lam be. ... ............ ...... . .......
Cotton Middling ...... . .. aa
Ia9UfE xtf a et pro ...... ........
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Ko, 3 Spring'.. ...... ,.4. . ...
By SUte
Barley State. ......... .............
Barley Malt. ....... ........ .....
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Corn Mixed Western.........
Bay, per cwt......
Straw, per cwt......
Hops 7&a. 1320 aids
Pork Mens......
Lard
Tlah aUckarel Ho. 1, new
Ho. e-w......
Dry OodL per cwt...... ....
Herrtajf, Sealed, par box
IKroleji-Crnde...... ..MXetlX
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Butter State
Weaterri Dairy. ... .....a .
Western Tallow. ..... . . ....
western Ordinary.. .......
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suxcj&ed......
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A. OURDETTE SMITirS
FINE ARTS and POUTE Utiture.
Slirsls Cdpt IS Cta
SaberHptlen Price. S3 a year, paet-asid, tacTradlaw a
premmm of Two Delia r1 worth of peuenu Ires to eacit
abeenber.
We aead ear C ERTTTTC ATM for thh a-irt
Tm reeerd "f aabacrlpUua. (TWO ef ear PR EH I
KLKTATORM arttfeareea IX TUACK ef Oaa
lXMiara wort of fattens, U aeatraa.
OP TXHITIOI.w tk Try ntJ
mett teeautiml, attractive marjl
to b found ta tli la covrstrTa atll
every verso wh lerertats .wltlt tavlt
lnr IU will REYEQ etlscosiUaMO It
wkUe It la rrlUkeWU
secret charm that
i alicht or perfect
aoaTBAtaceaasly
regular tabiler snaps ; I
forma wWe roGe each J v I
naersaixt, r l
odd. 50 Cta. i 1
7
Smith's Ulastrated PatteraBazaar
- - - aVava M SaBaal
Saberrlptioai Prieti f.lo a year. poeVpald.
ima iwiar'a vrorih oi rattcras rlvea to each saba
lacriber ft-eo as pretoJam.
$4,500.00 in Gold Coin to Give Away!
aaaeaaaee aaaa
. . a mmmm .
Wheat...
Bye State...
Oorn Mixed. ..
BerVey State........
Oata State..
scrraxA.
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Wheat So. 3 Spring
Oor n Mixed..
Oata..
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t tour itra .... ...... .......
Wheat Eel Weatera.
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TTaaa-tll srtwa fla.OOO.00 ts COLO
COIN to Oft persons who e Bjttaalexrat
rnmber of eabecribers to onr
FashloH,- at t sack, befors MareJi 4, 1S7.
As follows t To tits Cettr- of
Larreet Clab U fcU Cats.
t4 Unrest riab ... tOO.09 la sU Cofs.
S4 larreat lis.... ia.ww tn aiava (vein.
.11;
(4 X0
1.43 141
.10 4 11
A a .n
. a .47
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4th Larrrst Meb.
ath larreat flik .
"th Lanreat Clab.
;tb larreat Oab.
Mb la r treat Cleb .
th Largest (lab.
10th Largest (lab
11th Larreat (lab
If A Is 6J Cals.
1SS.04) Is CeU Cairn.
110. SO Is CeeU Cota.
100.00 ! Ce44 Cola.
3i4) U 4aU Ce4a.
a .09 la 6e44 Cola.
tS.OO la Cold Cola.
taO la Gold Cola.
aad soon to the 6atta Largest Club.
Tfo will trlTS 83.&00.O0 la COLD
COirs to XUU persona w ba ae-tvi aa i ne tarreat :
a. -ruber of aabacHbera to oat ulsxztXMT,, afc
fl.ld sack, betors Karek 1, 18.S.
As follows t To tiso CettT-p oftlao
aatrrraci ask (300.00 Is 414 Cels.
Zd LArrresA Clab.
S4
Lsrawtnab
4tk Larreat Clab....
Atk Lor fast Clab....
tk Larreat Clab....
Ilk Larrast Clsb....
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