AQKICULTURE.
What Plaster Will Do. A farmer
in Wisconsin who has used gypsum In
his farming operation for a long time
gives his experience; and we quote a
portion of what he says : "I have lived
uere twenty years and used plaster,
about seventy five poinds to the acre.
I make at least one-third more clover to
the acre than can be pbrought without
plaster. You can see the difference In
the growth as far as you can see the
clover. One application y 111 do for two
years. Our land is Burr oak openings;
was new when I came here and not con
sidered good for grassy but splendid for
wheatland. There it no sand, some
call It clay. It looks like ashes when
dry. I raise clover, keep three hundred
sheep, four cows and eight horses and
colts, all on a farm! of two hundred
acres. I have about sixty acres under
the plow, and twenty-five of timber;
make all the manure 1 can, and think
my land richer than when I bousrht it
I can raise more grass than when it was
new, and more corn fori a clover sod
when I sowed plaster on the clover than
when it was new. Perhaps It will ruin
It in time, but as long as I can raise big
crops 01 crops or cornf ana clover and
feed to stocK and boga, I think I will
risk it. Last year I raised 441 bushel
of wheat on nineteen acres, and' 650
bushels of wheat and oats mixed, on
twenty-three acres. I The lat'er will
clean out about one-half wheat, which
will Bellas rno. 2, as a few small oats
will be left In it. On sixteen acres of
clover sod I had 1,500 bushels of corn.
of the yellow dent vaxleo; stalks left
on the field. Tou will think that is
poor iarmlng, but we think it will not
pay to cut them, because there Is so
much to handle for so little feed.
; I
Watering Hoesks.J a work horse
watered regularly three times a day can
saieiy oe auowea to urinic as much as
he wishes, if the water be good and of
moderate temperature. If the horse
seems very thirsty and disposed to drink
rapidly and in large quantity, it is well
to check him After drinking a little, al
lowing mm to slack his thirst by sev
eral separate draughts rather than by
one. A horse much heated should not
be allowed to drink st will. When it
can be done conveniently, the comfort
'of the horses will ba Increased by hav
ing water in the field and giving them
drink once or twice i during each half
day in hot weather.' Several farmers
who have tried it speak highly of the
plan of stirring a little oat of corn meal
in the water desingned for work horses.
It Is better to do this a few hours before
the water is to be used. Thus in the
morning, the meal may be stirred in
water given the horse at noon. Care
should be taken to keep the vessels used
from becoming sour.-
Mick and Bees. During the winter
mice are sometimes troublesome guests
in the apiary, especially if the hives
are surrounded by straw in which they
can harbor. , The best preventive is to
have the hives so tight that they can
gain no admittance, j For the sake of
ventilation it is not well, however, to
have the entrance closed air tight.
Therefore, fasten a piece of wire gauze
over the entrunce of the hives that may
h in. J.h Allr. or that, mnv hA hnrl(rl
in the ground J th i3 (will exclude mice
and admit airt' and lover the entrance
of hives that are covered with boxes, as
-mentioned atave, fasten a piece of tin
about a auarter of an inch above the
bottom board so that the bees can just
pass under the edge of It, while the
, mice are excluded, i
Cayenne per pjr, sprinkled around
the shelves and other places where ants
congregate, will drive them away.
The lllkon or Candle FUh, of ' Alaska
The ulikon has long been an icthyo-i
oglcal curiosity, and has attracted the
attention of every ! traveler who has
visited the coast of j, British Columbia
and Southern Alaska. It is a small sil-1
very fish, averaging about fourteen in-;
ches long, and in general appearance;
resembles a smelt. jThey are the fattest
of all known fishes, and afford a supe
rior oil when tried out. Dried, they
serve as torches, and wheu a light is
required, it is only necessary to touch
the tail to the fire, when they will burn
with a bright light for some time. No
description can give an adequate idea
of their numbers wlhen ascending the
rivers from the sea.- The water is liter
ally alive with them and appears to be
boiling. These fisheries have not bteen
utilized except by the natives. The
most important of the native fisheries
Is on the Xasse rivert near the southern
boundary of Alaska.
The spot is named
Klt-lak-a-laks," aiifl
a Catholic mis
sion was situated there. Many tribes
come to these fisheries, which begin
about the 20th of March. The first fish
caught is addressed as a chief, and
many apologies are made to him by the
Indians for theneceaisity which compels
them to destroy his intlred for the sup
ply of 'their own wants. A feast is
given, with appropriate songs, speeches
and dances, In his honor, and after that
the fishing proceeds. The fishes are
caught In wicker baskets, and are dried
or smoked as much as their oily nature
will allow. The fishing lasts a fort
night or three weeks', and supplies
many hundred aborigines with fowl for
a considerable pcridd;
A New Feature la the Scholar' Quarterly.
The Scholars' Quarterlyrpublhhei at
the officer of The Sunday School Timet,
has been so popular, during the past
three years, that its quarterly circula
tion has reached 140,000 copies.' A new
feature is to be added to it for 1879,
which will make it even more highly
valued, as it furnishes an appropriate
closing hymn (words and music) for
each lesson. It is not proposed to fur
nish new music; for .that must be prac
ticed thoroughly before it can be sung
well. But is arranged with the leading
publishers of Sunday-school music to
select from their books the choicest of
the well-known copv lighted hymns. In
this selection, the editors of The Quar
terly have been aided by some ot the
best judges of Sunday-school music iit
the country.
The Quarterly for 1879 will contain
forty large pages (besides the maps),
bound in a strong paper cover. In ad
dition to the lesson notes and questions,
it will contain colored naps, chrono
logical tables, review exercises, opening
and closing exercises, choice, familiar
hvmns, Bible- dictionary pages, and
other helpful matter. All for 6i cents
a number. f
The price of TJie Quarterly is 35 cents
a year, or $35 for a hundred copies a
year. Sent by mail without cost of
postage to subscribers. Subscriptions
are taken for three or six months at the
yearly rate; under 10 copies three
months, seven cents each. 'lo supply a
class wonld cost :-For five scholars,
one year, $1.25; three months, 35 cents;
for ten scholars, one year, $2.50; three
months, 63 cents. Send seven cents
for a specimen copy to John D. Wat
tles, Publisher, 610 Chestnut St.. Phil
adelphia, Pa. Specimens of The eekiy
Lmon Ledf are sent free.
DOMESTIC.
Sacbaqi Bolls. Ingredients : i Half
a pound of mince-meat, half a pound of
flour, half a pound of dripping, one
teaspoonful of baking powder, salt and
pepper, four sage-leaves, one egg. Time
required, half an hour. Take a tin of
canned mlnce-meat and ooen it care
fully, take a half pound of the mince
meat out of the tin. put it in a baMn
and season it well with Denoer and salt:
. 1. - . - .
iour saze-ieaves. DUt tnem ; on a
board, and chop them up as fine as
possible with a knife; mix the chopped
sago weu mw me mince-meat with a
spoon; put one pound of flour into
another basin : add to it one teasDoon-
iui oi Daung powaer, a pinch or salt,
and half a pound of clarified dripping;
ruo me aripping wen into the flour
with your hands; mix it thorouzhlv.
and be careful not to leave any lumps;
add enough water to the flour to make
it into a stta paste; flour the paste
board, and turn the paste upon it;
divide the paste in two, so as not to
nandle It too much. Take a rollinz-nln.
flour it, and roll out each portion into a
tnin sheet, about one-eighth of an inch
In thickness. Cut the paste into pieces
aoout six inches square. Collect all the
scraps of paste, so that none will be
wasted, fold them together, and roll
them out, and cut them into squares,
.there should be about two dozen
'squares of paste. Put about a table
spoon ful of mlnce-meat into the centre
of each square of paste. Fold the paste
around the meat, Joining it smoothly
down the centre, and pressing the ends
ofte paste together with your finger
anuthumb. Take a baking tin grease
n wen, and place the sausage rolls on
It. Break one egg upon a plate, and
beat it slightly with a knife. Take a
paste-brush, dip it in the egg, and paint
over the tops or the rolls. Place the tin
in a hot oven to bake for 15 minutes.
Look at them once or twice, and turn
them, if necessary, so that they shall
be equally baked. For serving take
the rolls off the tin and place them on a
not dish.
Cobnstalk Sugar. Some excellent
work has been done lately by the
chemists Of the Department of Agricul
ture at Washington, and if Dr. Collier's
experiments turn out as successfully as
they have begun, they will give the
farmers an almost entirely new source
of wealth. He has been experimenting
upon the manufacture of a syrup capable
of being worked Into crystalized sugar.
The only mill at his disposal wa3 a very
old one, fitted with rusty screws, but
even with this miserable apparatus he
succeeded in expressing 2,773 pounds of
juice from ll,2d7 pounds of cornstalks
and 4,963 pounds of juice from 13,953
pounds of sorghum. With Improved
mills, Dr. Collier thinks that nearly
fifty per cent, more might easily be
added. Farmers will now be able to
utilize a large portion of the produce of
tneir neius, wnicn was previously
worthless, and subsequent experiments
will, nn doubt, augment the value of
cornstalks and sorghum as much as the
extraction upon an extensive scale of
sugar from beet at the instance of the
First Napoleon did the value of that
vegetable In Franco.
In cooking, buckwheat cakes, avoid
too much grease a piece of pork an
inch sauare sbould last for a week.
"Buckwheats should be of good size, and
each cake should consist of a large
spoonful of batter. Good cooks always
try their griddle first with a single cake.
to. be sure that all is right with both
bitter and griddle. A hot plate sbould
always be ready for the cakes.
noKK Cake. One pound fat pork
chopped fine, over which pour gne pint
boiling water, two cups molasses, two
cups brown' sugar, two teaspoousful
soda. . Spice and fruit to taste.
Bunns. Take one cup sugar, one cup
of sour milk, one of raisins, small cup
butter, one teaspoonful of soda. Flour
enough to mix stiff.
Batter Pudding with Apples. Take
one quart of milk, four eggs, six spoon
fuls of flour, salt, sliced apples to fill
the dish.
Regular, If not Satisfactory.
Ail operatic star of some note, con
nected with one of the principal Mos
cow theatres, wishing to make a, short
excursion into the country, went to get
her passport countersigned by the local
authorities. The presiding official re
ceived her politely, an3 halving learned
her business, inquired for "her writ
ten petition."
"My written petition," cried the
lady, "I have none; I never knew that
anything of the kind was required !"
"Xot required. Madam I On the con
trary, nothing can be done without it.
"What am I to do then?"
"Nothing easier; be good enough to
take this sheet of paper and write ac
cording to my dictation."
Jhe applicant obeyed, and tran
scribed word for word, a formal peti
tion requesting leave of absence from
the city lor a stated time, which was
then-duly signed, folded and sealed.
"And now," quoth the man of office,
"you have only to deliver it."
"To whom, prav?"
"To whom?" echoed the official, with
a slight smile at the absurdity of the
question, "why, to me of course V
The document was accordingly han-
ueu across the taDie. the great man
adjusted his spectacles, broke the seal,
ana gravely read over his own compo
sition from beginning to end, folded
and docketed it with methodical slow
ness, and then turning to the impatient
artist, said, with an air of official solem
nity :
"Madam, I have read your petition,
and regret to tell you that I am unable
to grant it."
The Fat 3Ien' Convention.
We can see some pleasure if no rea
son, in the convening of a baby show,
but we confess we could nvr km thn
slightestcause, reasonable or otherwise,
for a fat man's convention, unless it be
me lact that misery loves company.
For fifty or a hundred men. whose sev
eral weights range from two hundred
w inree hundred pounds, to hold a
convention BimDlv bec&naA nf an mnr-h
surplus avoirdupois, is absurd, to say
the least. It becomes doubly so when
we reflect that obesity is a disease,
y nas wouiu we inins ot as many per
sona emaciaicu oy consumption hold
ing a convention to compare their
relative weights. There is but one
ground upon which we would advocate
another fat men's convention, and that
la that they will meet to discuss the
merits oi Aiian s Anti-rat, the onlv
known remedy for obesity. It is sate
ana rename, soia oy araggists.
HUMOROUS.
Eveht one In England is now Insist
ing upon the members of the household
being vaccinated. Lady Frances Gold
smith followed this good example, and
requested a surgeon to come with
vaccine to her villa in Regent's Park
on a certain day. On the morning of
he day appointed, her nephew arrived
from India. On entering the house he
was shown into a room by Jeanies, who
at once took off his coat and bared hU
manly arm. "When you've done with
me," he observed, "I will send you the
two housemaids and the cook."
The nephew thought that he had mis
taken the address of his aunt's house.
and that he had inadvertently found bis
way Into a private lunatic asylum. In
vain he protested.
lie quick, and haveitover:" sternly
observed Jeames, with the air of a patriot
aDout to place nis neaa on a Diock.
Luckily Lady i? ranees appeared upon
tne scene, ana tne contrctempt was
explained.
Mississippi River Incident. One of
the great and comfortable steamships
w men the xankee constructs descends
the Mississippi with a vertiginous
rapidity.
When lo! a cry makes itself to be
heard :
"A man in the waters !"
"Stops 1" cries himself the captain
then, turning himself toward the
purser, he demands : "Has he paid his
iarer"
"He has paid," replied the purser.
"All right!" howled the caDtain.
and the steamboat retakes its course,
leaving the passenger behind.
n the unhappy man had not paid la
ajvance he might have been saved.
When an English lord bishop visited
an Episcopalian clergyman here lately,
tne laiier inscructeu a colored boy In
his service to knock at the bed-room
door of the bishop early in the morning
ana say : "Aiy lord, tne Doy. Accord
ingly, the next morning the boy, some
what dazed by so much grandeur.
knocked at the door of the bishop, who
caned out: " w no's there r ' The boy
responded : "The Lord, my boy."
Did it ever occur to you that "Romeo,"
in the, garden scene, had just run him
self clear out of breath, in a wild chase
about five feet aheal of a vicious old
goat belonging to the Capulet estate,
when, in pleading accent addressed,
not to the light breaking from ' v uliet's"
window, but the pursuing goat, he ex
claimed "Butt solt I"
A man may be ever so strong and
brave and self-reliant, but when the
rear button comes off hit. siiirt band
and his collar persists in climbing up
ana setting on the top ot his coat be
feels that his happiness, his every hope
of comfort in t,his life, is in the hands
of gome woman.
It is wonderful the differecce there
is in the application of certain medicines.
Put a mustard plaster on the outside of
a man, and he will paw around and
swear it will burn him up, but put it
on a ham sandwich and he will put it
inside of himself without a murmur.
Mothers, do not let your darlings
suffer with the Whooping Cough, if
you have a remedy so near at hand
Use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, and the
little sufferers will soon find relief.
Price, 25 cents.
Nothing will sooner make a man's
eyes shoot Are, his brain whirl, and his
heart nop against his palate, than to
lose his balance on his available leg
while trying to stow the other ajscav in
his dual jarm; nture. , -
It requires great moral strength and
tenacity of purpose to 'enable a man to
sleep till even in the morning, when
an industrious fly has decided that he
had better get up at halt-past four.
Which is
the
Why
king of trees?
? Because it is
straight fir.
strate.
Wnv is a gooseberry tart like the uote
of a broken band ? It is not currant.
Deservedly popular. We mean Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup for it never fails to
cure a Cough, Physicians recommend
it. Price only 25 cents a bottle.
Why 13 a nail driven hard into the
wall like an old man ? It is in-firm.
If I were in the sun and you out of
it what would the sun become? Sin.
Why is bay like a mouse?
Because
the cattle eat it (cat'll eat it).
When is a pie like a poet? When it's
Browning.
When is a door
not a dor? When
it's a jar.
Plants for Paper Fiber.
The Scientific American give? a'
U-t of
paper
woods and plants usedfor niakin
fiber and the percentage obtained, as
given by the experience of a Belgian
firm of paper manufacturers We con
dense the same to show the great varie
ty from which paper stock is now ob
tained. Of woods, we have the follow-
ingfthe per cent, of fiber being given
immediately following common name:
Health, 27.14 ; filbert trees, 31.60; alder,
34.30; bamboo, 34.82; white pine, 34 60;
horse chestnut, 33.26; oak, 29.16; white
poplar, 35.81 ; red pine, 32.28 ; elm, 31.81
ash, 32.28; black alder, 37.82; fir, 35.17;
osier, 29.50; Canadian poplar, 36.83;
beach, 30.90; pitch pine, 31.08; walnut,
26.52; willow, 37.82; birch, 33.80; Ital
ian poplar, 36.12; acacia, 31.10; lime
tree, 38.16; rattan, 29.10; aspen tree,
35.00. Annexed are the names and per
cent, yield of herbaceous plants; Came
Una. 29.16 ; bent grass, 44 82 ; buckwheat
30.60; marsh rush, 41.70; banana, 31.81;
mateva, 26.0S; oats, 3o.0S; ew Zealand
flax, 32.71; asparagus stalks, da.oo;
marsh grass, 38.80; maize, 40,24; reed,
41.57; oanna, 20.29; rye, 44.12; giant
nettle, 21.66; sugar cane, 29.15; barley,
36.51; sedge, 33.86; wheat, 43.14; fro-
menteau. 46.17; blue flag, 40 v, : nop,
24.84; canary grass, 44.16; wild broom.
32.43: dog's grass, 2S.38. Thus among
woodv clants it will be seen that the
alders, poplars and the lirae-are species
of which latter we call bass-wood are
the richest in fiber, and that many
herbaceous plants (Indian corn and ce
real grains) and many of our marh
grasses are particularly rich In sluggish
motion. The body Is a fiber.
Ojtb Cold Is sometimes contracted oq top of
another, the accompanying cough be oming
settled and confirmed, and the Inogs so strained
and racked, that the production o( tuberoips
frequently follows, llkny exlsUng rases of
Pulmonary disease may be thus account- d lor.
and yet how many others are now carelessly
allowing themselves to drift through the pre
liminary tymptoms, controlled ry the fatal
poller or aUowintr a cold to take care of itself !
On ibe first in lmatlon of a Cough or Cold, or
any Throat or Lung trouble, ivsort promptly to
Dr. Jay no's Ex pec to rant, a safe curaure of loog
established reputation, and you may avoid the
sonsequeaoes of such dangerous trtolng.
"From Dark to Dawn,"
l)r If...),). l i i
L C. McCordy & Co.. Philadelphia, has
ywi eeiiing very rapidly since its issue.
It U S Terr lwrnnHf til vnrlr sriHiu in
the gifted author's charming style. We
w uus wonaer mat thos who have
secured the agency for this valuable
work find it sell so casilv that their
profits each month make a larger
amount than the salaries of nine out of
ten school teachers of the State,
ftTo-merrow is the day on which
idle
men work and fools return.
What we wish to do we think we can
do, but when we do not wish a thing it
oecomes impossible.
Something for the New Year.
The world renowned success of Hostetter's
Bitten, and their continued popularity for a
quarter of a century as a stomachic is scarce
ly more wonderful than the welcome that
greets the annual appea ranee of Hostetter's
Almanac. This valuable medical treatise is
published by Hoe tetter & Smith, Pittsburg, Pa.
under their own immediate supervision, em
ploying 80 hands in that department. Ten
cylinder printing presses, 8 folding machines,
5 job presses, ic., are running about eleven
months in the vear on this work, and the issue
of same for 1879 will not te less than ten mill
ions, printed in the EDglish, German, French,
Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish, Holland, Bohe
mian and Spanish languages. Befer to a copy
of it for valuable and interesting reading con
cerning health, and numerous testimonials as
to the efficacy of Hostetter's Bitters, amuse
ment, varied information, astronomical calcu
lous and chronological items, Ac. which can
be depended on for correctness. The Almanac
for 1879 can be obtained free of cost, from
druggists and general country dealers in all
parts of tjwyonntry.
Herer DesDaJr!
rA witD of the wmarkable curative
iw-" " , "U..S.oa S16" remedy, the
cases of Rheumatism, may be found in the
ErA611111' T,arnkev the Fifth
i. r" Ol,uon- -Hamilton, Esq .
IM JZ r." """"anes, inrougbmany
ti . . "wo ""J" y Have
torn intorvxewed. Sold by all Philadelphia
In this variable climate the prevailing oia
eases are those of the lungs and throat, all of
which can be readily made to yield to the pow
erful curative properties of Bchenck's Pulmo
nic Syrup which, uniike many of the so-called
"Cough Medicines,'' contains no opium or oth
er mi arious drug. Schenck s Pulmonic Svrnp
contains nothing that will disagree with the
most delicate constitution.
For sale by all Druggists.
.Hieskixl's Tetter Oinment will cure 8ore
Eyelids, Sore Nose, Barbers' Itch on the face,
or Grocers' Itch on the hands. It never fails.
50 cents per box, sent by mail for 6), cents.
Johnston. Holloway & Co.,
602 Arch SL. Phila., Pa.
Among the new issues of Lee & Walker,
Music Publishers. 1113 Chestnut Street. Phila
delphia, are Gov. Hoyt's March, by Mack, with
a line picture of the Governor, 40 cts. ; Uutter-
lck s Fashion Polka, 35 cts. ; Gov. Hampton's
iiarcn, by Minter. 35 cts. ; The 1 urther Bide.
X Sacred Sou?, 35 cts. ; Cecilian Edition of
Burrowes Primer, in boards, 25 cts. ; hand
someJy bound in cloth and gilt, 50 cts. ; Gems
of American Songs, a collection of 50 popular
Bongs, by American authors, in boards, 82.00,
cloth $2.25, Rilt. $2.50. Lee & Walker keep
everything in stock aud if you are needing in
the line of sweet musio, or musio books any
song or piano piece, any instruction book.
musio rol or folio, send to Lee & Walker, 1113
Chestnut St, Philadelphia, and you tan have
tnem by return mail.
Bead the testimonials. In an adjoining col
umn, of persons who have used aud been
benefitted by Hance's Epileptio Pills as a rem-
edy for Epilepsy, or Falling Fits. They are
certainly convincing.
If totj aee Nebvoub and Depressed take
noorNp'saaaU .Litters.
Strs. General Sherman
Says: I have frequently bought Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
Rheumatism, and in every instance it worked
like magic. Sufferers with rheumatism make
a note of this, and send for circular to Helph
enstine & Bentley, 'Druggists, Washington,
D. C. Sold by all druggists.
Astonishing Success.
It is the duty of every person who has used
Boschke's German Stbup to let its wonderful
qualities be known to their friends, in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs. Croup, Asthma
Pneumonia, and in fact "all throat and lung
diseases. No pcrsou can use it without im
mediate relief. Three doses will relieve an;
case, and we consider it the duty'of all Drug
gists to recommend it to the poor dying con
sumptive, at least to try one bottle as 10,000
dozen bottles were sold last year, aud no one
case where it failed was reported. Such i
medicine as the Gebjiah Syrup cannot be toe
widelv known. Ask your Druggist about it
Sample Bottles to try sold at 10 cents. Keguiu
size 75 cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Htbskell's Tetter Ointment will cure
scabby or scaly diseases of the skin.
all
Reliable Dry Goods House.
If you want Silks, Black floods Dress Goods,
Hosiery or Dry Goods of any kind below the
market prices; and wish to have the advan
tage of all the great trade sales, and of losses
made by importers, send your orders or write
for samples to B. F. Dewees.1124 (formerly of
725)Chestnut street They send out thousands
of samples and fill orders daily from all parU
of the country.
NATURE'S REMEDY.
fEGIflHl
The Gj,eat Blood ft'ines
Kidney Complaints.
Cincinnati, 0'., March 17, 1STT.
Mr. H. R. SrsTirN-i:
Dear Mr I have been a great sufferer from
Kidney complaint, and afier the use of a few
bottles ot Vi-ge lne I find myself entirely cured.
I gained sixteen pounds In flesh wuu takln ;
the.Vefretlue. I will cherfuily recommend it
lours iruly, W. T. ARCHEK,
No. 83u West Sixth Street,
VegeUne Is Sold by all Druggists.
Xboas ftnswerins; an AttTeraaememt will
confer a favor noon ths Advertiser and the
Publisher by tatln; that titer saw the atdrer.
tlenmanc In this lournal laamla the paper
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MATTRESSES
Of CarlreVHalr. Btsak and Paliaa.lr.
WoTra-srtro and all calibrated Mrimg Reds.
Ueese FesuJeer. thoroughly selected aud tem
Ireased.cgnaranteni tiwrer to smell. I in fcailk. a'nl
nade n in Pillows. Bolsters) and Bests. Ulan
ktta. Com 'Ktablts and Bedding in general.
STERNBERGER'S
Old Reliable Feather and Bedding Itepnt.
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A Profitable 'Bssumes for a mas with small capita .
PRICKS OBIATLT REDUCED.
25
rEXTS FOR PREUMIVART I3TSTRC
tion ia Music Cecil is edition of Birro
dent; in bd-. B et.; handnomeir b.'ond in c'otti
sj It . ail r's 0ms of Am-ricn Sobs1. In tid., f 1.VJ
rloth, SJS;ilt, S1JB- All the standard swln- f-n
rar in:ncton tx"'ks and msi. LICK A w ALRKR.
UBCHKSTSCT Street. PniladHrhia.
iM.u iii.MiuNe comnsnivin lor aosic 'in
IT COSTS NOTHING!
Ts try our organs, saws send one to soy address on
ten daye' trial, sod refund frncht if not sarebaaai.
gelid walnut eases, Jl :m ops, 1 i sets ot rrada.
TITlTi'lT?. Clfl Firs Tests' warrant?
HKHvCi Si Is Direct from ths factory.
Alleger,
Bow
& Co..
Ustalosas tree.
WASH La G
S.asw Jarsal.
IF II
FITS! FITS! FITS!
CCRX OF EFILEPST; O B, TA1XXSO FITS,
BY HANCE'S CPILEPTIO FILLS.
FnoM labortac aadcr tbU itKdns snladr.
rill And Banc' Crileatia Pills to b tha mir m.
rdr ctw diaoovwad for carina Knuapn or railiaa
Jita.
Tha follow! n cortlVtaa ahanld ba raad by all tha
afflicial; ihaj ara In arery rasaact tne, id ihoaM
her ba read br anr oaf who fa aot afflicted biaaaalf,
U ha aa a friead who la a nffarar, ha will do a a
u act by catUafl this oat aad taadiaf it to him.
; cubub.
- PaiLAoaxraiA, Jaaa U, MtT.
Im HaRCS. Baltlmora. M d Daa.p Hip. tu-m
tonr adTartiaamant, I was Indocad to try row taf
tptiaPilli. Iwa attacked with lellapar InJalr,
I". Immediately nr an jaietaa waa romipooad. Lot
ha eoakl gira no raiDat. I thea aonaaltad aaotbar
BhTBiCian. bat I mml tn row wnru i t k. ,
tha ireatmant of anothar, bat without any food affaet.
I aiain rotarnad to my family pkyskiaa: waa eapaod
andblad aeraral turaa. I waa (aaarally aitackad
without any Bramoait ry aTinptoai. 1 had had from
two tntfive Sua day. at latarTalaof two waaka. I waa
oftan attacked id my aleap, and would fall wberrTar
Iwooldba,orwhataTar ba oocnpwd with, aad was
ar-raly Injured eeyaral times from tha falla. I waa
aiTected ao much that 1 ioat all ooD&dance la myeelf.
1 alao waa ailected la my baaiaaaa, aad 1 ewaider
that your Eplleptie Filla eared me. Is rebraary,
1bo5, 1 eemmeuced to ae joar Filla. and eoly bad two
attacks afterward. The laat eaa was A aril . IM.
and they were of a leas aerioos character. With tha
blsMluf of Providence yoar madloiB was made the
Instrument by wnkh 1 waa eared of that diatreaelnc
affliction. Ithiak Uiat the Pills aad their food edeou
should be mails known everywhere, that aersous
who are similarly affected may hae the benefit et
them. Any person wishing further Information eaa
obtain it by callins at my realdenoa. Mo. sMMartf
laird Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Viuua XLaaa.
TRIU m A CUBE FOB EPaXKFST.
Tae aabjoiBsd will answer.
Oilsisi, Hiss.. June H:
BTR S. R.sri Dear sir : Yoa will Bad inslosat
ts dollars, which I sand yon fur two boxes of your
Kpileptic Pills. I was the first person who triad yosr
Pills in this part of the eonntrr. My sua was bud IT
afflicted with flta lor tw j years. I wrote tor and re
ceived two boxes of roar Pills, which he took accerd
ing to directions. He has neTer had a fit sines. It
waa by my persuasion that 11 r Lyoo tried your Pills,
his case was a ver bad one; he lud fits nearly all his
life. Persons hare written to me from Alabama and
Tennessee on the subject, for the purpose of ascer
taining my opinion in regard to yoor Pils. I. bars
always recommeuded them, and in no instance where
1 hare had a chance ot bearing from their effect karr
they railed lo core. Tours, eu., C. U. tier,
Orsnsda, Xalsbusha Oo at -a.
i
ANOTHER RICM ARKABL1
CUKE OFKFILEPST; OR, FA1.LINO FITS,
BT HANCXs KPILKPTIO PILLS.
HoNTSOMiaT Texas, Juns ), U9T.
Te 8th B. Haiiciii--A person In my employ had
been afflicted with Flu, or Epilepsy, for thirteen
yosrt, bt had these attacks at intervals of two to foul
wetks, and oft -mimas aereral in quick suoceaseon,
some: imes continuing foo two or three da) s. On sev .
eral occasions they iseted until bis mind sppeercd
totally deranged, in which suite he would continue
for s day or two after ths flu bad ceased. I tried sev
rral reuiedies ort-scuibod by our resident physicians,
but without success. Having seen your advertisement
I cououded to try your remedy. I obtained two
boxes of yourPills gave them according to directions,
and they effected a permanent cure. The person ii
nw a stout and healthy man, about 90 years of age
and has ass had a fit since hs commenced taking your
m-tdsslns, tea years since. He waa my principal
wagoner and has, since that time, been exposed to
lis severest of weather. 1 have great confidence is
your remedy, and would like srsry one who has fiiti
to give it a triad. B. L. DaFaaasa.
TH.1. ASOTHEB CURB.
Read the following testimonial from a respectable
onsen of Granada, Hiss.
Beth S. Haci, Baltimore, Md. Dear Sir: I take
great pleasure In relating a case of Spasms, or Fits
cured by your invaluable Pills, My brother, J . J.
l.igon, ha-lonf beeu afflicted with this awful disease,
lie was first attacked while quite young. Hs would
hate one or two spams at oue attack at first, but ai
Le grew oidor they seemed to increase. Up to thi
time he commenced taking your Pills be had then
very often and quite aevere, prostrating him, bod;
aud mind. His mind bad suffered seriously, but now,
I a to happy to sav, be is cured of these fits. He hat
enjoyed fine health for the last five months. His
mind has also returned to iu original brightness
All this 1 lake great pleasure in communicating, a.
it may be the means of directing others to the remedy
that wiil cure theiu. ,
Yours respectfully eto. W. P. Lioon.
Bent to any part of the country, by mall, free of
r stage, on receipt of a remittance. Andres. BETH
11ANCE, 108 Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md. Price,
one b"i, J3, two, $S; twelve, ZJ.
sVPkase mention where you saw this ex! varus
Blent.
IisicE for Presents !
GemsorEngrllsh Song. 1
ew enlarged edition. Pries of esch?
Sunshine of Kong. in Cloth. 8100
C'iustrr of trim. Fine Gilt. $4.14.
Ciurke'o Rrnl Organ Boards, $2.M.
Melodies.
Ttust. am samplss at 80 or more floe collertlonsof
bound music, each containing 2H) to 1'SU large pages
of the lent fong. or pieces. The "Cluster is filled
wiihrath-r difficult Piano Music, and "Clarke's"
with the best arranged Reed Organ music extant.
Elegant Boobs of Musical literature.
Gilt "d' d. interesHna, are the Lives of Mendels
sohn. S-hiiuiHiiu Hint Mozart. ($1.7.1 each I; and other
great Masters, RITTKIfS HtVlORV Or'.ML'SIC,
(2 vols, eifch jl 5") and Crbino's Musical Biogra
lliies. ($1,751. Also, many atiractive collections of
1 hrismias Carols, lue splendid SlSl.lo'HT Or
gONG.iiiustraiedl. The MOTHER GOOt. ( Illus
trated I. that will throw lue little ones into estacies
and many others.
Stalner's Dictionary of Musical Terms.
(85.00) is a munificent Illustrated Musical Ency
clopedia, of great and permauent value.
Any book mailed post-free, for retail pries.
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mm
ssNOSBH
C. GAUTSCHI Sc CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF IUSICAL BOXES,
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The rre t tnrrees attendlnf onr sale In tMs city last winter. Indued ns to msks a larrs hnsertatlos
oftha finest Musics- Botes sneclsllv fo- th s market. We call -i enli"n to unr followins aeciaitlas.
These areot he aia;npr (raaesl TimaM-ai tssxe.rtn -.r .a,-. v. - rT - "IT
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attachment. threl.y pr-lucint; st will thsnvot chsrinina imitatl
Theorkssre.ncl,M Inben ilnl inlaid r.-ewood and Ereorli w.lnnt -Cases. We irlvs pristedj r
lions wUh IZh iu.imment. Thi-r sre very simply ma ag d. WKhosr s mechaniealj r.rscrto two
and "v'ie "pni rs. and donhle m chani. th-y will !ei .s lor , as s , rood eh. Only se oecasloasl
"einlnVis n -eded. Dull tim h .ve prevented ths employment of an, : whsr thsn .hs mo tAMfw work
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v SWTSS FACTORY PRICE,
or cost of msrufsctnrint; wth small .dvane- of sipe-s s sad Import dot les-less than hs'f Jh repaid
for in? r o rood, in .his eonntrr. Ws alao have a Lri- stock M Ma-if l Bo- wrth Bellav DrnM,
iVlJ-.wI n.M.e. and feMlsl Ts!e Also, a U-rs sKk of small UssRal Boxes. Ws
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1 Manufacturer.
" THE NEWHOME"
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for wlndituT bobbins wi.hout tnrniDnt the machiti',
RnIn lePi I fi.r rHuUtintr the ntitcb lo any given
leugtb,ftud variQUw other novelties.
Extrmordlnmrj' lninrmen.i arc OCTered
to Agent.
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1137 t'hrtniit Nt.. Phllsuielphla.
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m, CMiarrT, Brenckiiu, BeZarkt, DftptpMa, and all
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others who have need this Treatment
ouier who have nst
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nun Paun.llli Qtrard bL. Phils
CANNABIS INDICA
POBITITEK.T CUBUB
CONSUMPTION.
Dr. H. JAMES' preparation of East Iadla
Hemp has become as famous In thl country
as Id India for the cure of Consumption
Broncnltls and Asttima.
We now Inform the public that we have made
the Importation of this article Into the United
States our spbai,ty. As we hav , at great ex
pense and trouble, made permanent arrange
ments in India tor uhMu ug -Pure Benin.''
ratherlng l at tha' right season, and having
i it extract! d upon its own soil, we know tha'
we nave me uuidini abticu
In all It Parity and Perfection,
nd are entl'led to credence when v e say thai
annabis Indica will do all that ll claimed foi
It one bottle will satisfy the most skeptical
THERE IS KOT A SINGLE
SYMPTOM OP COIN SUMPTION
.hat it does not at once take hold of and diss .
pate. Night BweatH, peerishnesM. Irritallon ol
the nerves, failure cf uiemory, difficult exiien
loration. sharp pains In the lungs, sore throat
chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach, luac
lion of the bowels ana wasting away of the
inusclt s.
Asfvur drnirerl for Dr. JAMES' CAS
HABI8 ISnit'A, and If they fall you, send
to u direct. B'J.So per bottle, or thr-e noitlei
for B6. 60. PJls and Ointment, 91.23 each.
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a.
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Railway's Ready Reliot
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA.
DIPHTHERIA, I X F L UEXZ A,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT
BREATHING,
HKXXEVED Cf A rEW aUNVTatS BY
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
-:o:
Bowel Complaints.
ioaenrM, DtarrhoBa. Cholera Morbus, orpsJa
fni discbarges from the bowels are stopped la
fU een or twenty minutes by tajclny hadwajt
Readr Rellet. No congestion or Inflammation,
to weakoess or lasalti.de, will follow tha uas) si
the U. K. UeUet.
Aches and Pains.
Tor headache, whether tick or lerroot, rhea
mat ism. luicbafro, pains sod weakness in tha
back, spine or tldners, paitis around the Uvar,
Sleurlsr swelling of the Jolms, Dalna In ths
owels, heartburn and pains of ail kinds, R.d
wart Beady Keller will afford immediate eais
and lte continued use tor a tew days aHecu
permanent cure. Price bscenu.
Dr. Raflway's Be ealaling; Piils
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated, for th
cure ot all disorders ot the stomach, liver, bow
el, kidneys, bladder, nervous diseases, head
ache, oonstlpatton. indigestion, dyspepsia, bli
louanesa, bilious fever, Inflammation of the boa
els, piles, and all derangement of the interna
viscera. Warranted to effect a perfect eur
Price ss cents per box. i
I
DR. RADWAY'S'
Sarsaparillian Resolvent,
The Great Blood Piirifier,
FOR TliE CURE OF CHROX1C DI
SEASE, SCROFULA OR SYPH
ILITIC, HEREDITARY OR
CONTAGIOUS,
IT SCAT ED IN TUB
LUNGS OR STOMACH. -' SKIN Orl
BONES. FLESH OR NEBVES,
coKRurn.vo the soi
IDS AND VITIATING
TUE FLUIDS.
curonic rtaenmatism. scrornia. uiaocruial
SwelUnK, Hacking Dry Cough, Cancerous Affeo.
tlons, Hrphtllllo Complaints, Bleeding ot ths
Lungs, Dlapepsla, Water Brash. Tic Doloreua,
White Swellings, Tamors, I leers, Skin and Bl
Dl-eafiea, Mercnrlal DiHeaxes. Female Coca.
Slaints. Gout, Dropsy, bait Hheum, Brunch! Us
OBSumptlvn. i
Liver Complaint, &c.
Not only dnes the SaruDartlllas Resolvent ea
eel all remedial afrenta In the cure ot Cbronie,
Scrofulous, comitltuilonal, and akin Diseases,
but It la ths only postUve oarw tor
t
Kidney & Bladder Complaints,
Urine ry and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, stoppage of water, Incontinence oi
Urine, Bright a Disease. Albuminuria, and In all
cases where there are brlcK-dust deposits, or ths
water Is thick, eloudy, mixed with substHOot s
like the white of an eg?, or threads like whli
silk, or there Is a moibld. dark, bilious appear
ance and white bone-dust deposit, aud wbet
there la a prkklng, burning sensation whes
passing water, xnd peln in the small of the back
and along the loins. Bold ty drugglau. PklCat
U.M I M Ii I .A M.
OVARIAN TUMOR
OF TEN YEARS' GROWTH
j
CUBJCD BY
Dr, Radway's Remedies,
HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN TUMOK
IN THE OVARIES AND BOW
ELS FOR OVER TEN
YEARS.
M Aakom, Dec. it. ivts
Di hinwtt i That others ay be beoeottes
I mak- this statement :
1 nave had an Ovarian Tumor In the orartrs
and bowels for ten years. I tried tbe beat pi,)
slclans ot this p ate and others without at.;
oenent. it w a growing who socn rapuuiy ua
1 could not hare livid much longer. A mend w
mine Induced me to try Ka&wi y's Bemedlea. I
had noi much faith In them, but Anally, art
uoiiiii awuu, . Him u..
I feel Derfertly weU. and my heart is mu
graiitud - to Uod for this help in my deep afflic
tion. To you. sir. and your wooderfm medlcli
1 feel deeply Indebted! and my prayer Is Uikl It
may be i s much a bieaaaig to oth is a It has
oeen to me. imgnea) was. a. m. ttissma.
Mrs. Blbbtns,wbo m kesibeaboTeeert.utats
is tbe person for whom I requested- yoa to newi
medicine In June, l7. The medhine abors
iati-d were bought of me, with tbe escepi koa of
what was sent to ber by you. 1 may aay thai
her atatement ts correct without a quail Ocatlos
(Signed) L S. L aca.
Druggist anl ChemtM, Ann Arbor Ml a
This may ceitiry that Mrs Blbbins. whomf
tbe above certificate. Is and has bt-eo for manj
rears weU kaowa as, aa4 tt fl s Its ,11
stated are undoubtedly and undeniably eorrwBt.
Any one who knowk Mrs. aUbbuts srui bslisvs
her statem nt (signed)
KIKJ J) Cocsaa, K-iST R Posn
Maar cocua, & H. toito
Dr.. RADWAY 6l CO.,
s vt akku sTKKrr. m. v.
PIANO S?rtt?V,l!"- '"ORSW
is sstad; wrast ess at; tsstr raak
cosssists rM sad ssfsal ef ths ss'Siv; ffrssa trt
Msn. Bss IWUrs Utsst Jfowssassr for fsll ml?
ssnt frss. Befors bavtac PIAVO r OKGAM rsas
nr lata rlrcsUar
aVat
ITS essakwstasl fiaaes sad
Organs. bai sj Isstiaas.sts! Chsllrafs seaassrt-
Itlvals an laslosw sf aT i
Moat ,
sessfnl bunas In Asssricsl Cnssssaarasl a faw r-srs
sessntaoat a AolUr ; sal sww aaanr aa
soallr. Lowast wrier svr rtvrs; ssscaat at'swwsoS
P'ssos U6; M-slotCbareh Organs, ills. Trsasssis)
W 0 ess b rsaias sow resdr. AdJrna) Wit
WE HAYE IT AT LAST.
a rntrEcr
Shirt Bosom Stretcher
AND IRONING BOARD.
Bt sdlias srtiels la Markst
astla as aiaths. hots
hi eltr sad country.
Thsrs srs Af sat ssUiast Twa
ltosca dailv
It is
Bassnnr la svarr rtasaet.
aaats asksshle taaa aav
etasr scars. Ii was rsi-
entad feovssibsr , M7T,
Lsrr araraiac said
festsll Aarssias
Wastes. STAT a
ASK COOIf I Birll .Uft
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