WOSDEBS IN IM EXTIOXS,
Important Illaeovri-lra ol I he I.nal Uremic
The last ten years in the history of
American inventions huvo been wonder
fully prolific in important results. To
Bay nothing of the telephone, tho pho
nograph, the electric light and the sys
tem of automatic- and quadruples tel
egraphy, all of which have been so fully
described that their principles are per
fectly familial- to tho general public,
there have been numerous diseovei ies,
and improvements which, iu their way,
have brought about revolutions in the
arts and sciences. Among tho n.ost
important of recent discoveries are im
provuments in tho manufacture of vul canized
India rubber in its various ,y
plications, which have resulted in nmk- j
iiiir it tint li'.t mi.! .Ouvn.Pvt m ihi-;,i! f..r
supirior and highly tiuished con In.
These combs, in llexibihty and d'lr.diil-
ity, are eijual to the best liorn and shell,
ami are now extensively manufactured.
Tho principal factories for the making
of rubber combs are located in Connec
ticut. Tho material produce I by thin iuw
process possesses peculiar ipuliti.
It is more perfectly elastic than c mi
nion caoutchouc, roM-tcd the action of
tho ordinary solvents of that mateii.il.
is belter able to resist tho wear and
tear of its surface and iivservi.s its
flexibility at nil temperatures. T .on
Mr. Nelson (ioodvear patented a pre
cess for solidifting rubber, it.:ikrn-r it
tmsceptible to any form of prcce.:'i of
manufacture.
The next invention of mix- importance
xvus a pegging machine. Togged shoes
Smide by baud were uiaiiut'.ii tiiie-'l iu
large quantities a long time before tho
invention of this nai'liiue; but the
manufacture was. and is, con lined c'.ief
ly to meu's boots and shoes, and to the
coarser kinds of ladies' shoes, 1, an.
the great center of the manuiac! .;re of
ladles' shoes, was never eug;i;;id to any
extent in the manufacture of peged
shins. Tho introduction of this i m -chine
largely inere-ised the pie.lue'.on,
and, of course, diminished the cost of i
the product. There hae hem many im ,
provemeiits in the stitching midline, .
the product originally of the tuivh ,ni
cul genius of Klias fbuve. This ma-
chine was first perfected iu Mo.
A process has recently been patei.'ed
in the I'nitcd JS:ate.; by which si:, t is ,
made at a low elevation by fnrciu.; a;
id rung current of air upon it ns it falls ,
into the water. Another important te '
to wlr'ch lead ii- put is the preparation
of oxide of lead or white h ad as a pig- ,
muit. lathis brunch of the lead mi
duslry this country takes a promi.ieiit j
and probably a leading position, as ihe :
practice of paiutif.g dwelling Iioiim - is :
more common thai: ::i any other c'o'.in- ,
t!V.
The safety drum, anotle-r new iin. n- ,
t ion, is a mfoty device which ga.ivds
against accidents arising from sip-H do
raugi nn nt in el. vator 1,1 iehi:i ry, or
some ob-triictiou in tlie hatch way,
hereby the ropes may bo uncoiled
from the main drum of tin- engine,
while the car remains temporarily
lodged at a greater or less distance from
the bottom. It is also a perfect sale- !
gn ml against the t. o rapid descent of ,
the car, in case the belt or any part of
the gearing connected with the engine
should give way, or 'f run too fast by
the carelessness of t'c oo.-ra' u
(Ireat improve loeMs Ii.,ve l.ei-n ma le !
in the methods of construct ion used for j
iron safes, making tin ni iiepvcfinible
to almot-t any appliance in use by the '
most expert burglars. The doors,
which are generally the weak pdi.t f a ;
safe, are constructed rf plates so dote-
tailed and fi'ting correspoudinaly into i
the jambs that the wedge, the mo-t ,
feetive impli-nu nt use I by the burglar
is perfectly powerless against the a, ,
thile the accuracy with which they tit
oilers no opportunity for any erov.ee
into which nitro-g'.vcerine or any other
explosive llnid can be introduced. '1 ho i
body of the safe being also constructed
t alternate plates of iron, welded ir..
and steel, carbonized und decarboni.- d j
steel and crystal steel, fastened togetlo r i
by bolts from the iu.side, ell' ctifi ly j
prevents them being forced by sled i,o 1
hammers, jimmies, jack-screws or any
other burglarious instrument. Their ;
fire-proof qualities are also secured by i
a lillingof concrete, which makes them ;
absoluVly proof against lire and damp.
In addition to the tire pri.oi tilling, tie ;
safes are furui.-.i;ed with improved com
bination locks, varied for each mto, j
many of which are supplied ttiih an i
iiutoiuatic rotary movement, and eouso i
ipieutly oiv r.ited without any ar'r
or spindle passing through th" door in j
the lock, rendering it impossible to p'ek
them by any pr.icoss yet invented
Iu !'., lr. (iathuey invented a
method of transmitting power by means
of compressed air driven through pipes.
Up to ten years ago his application for
a patent for this process from the
United States was rejected on the
ground that it was a discovery and i ot
an inveation. Patents have, however,
been old lined f r it in P.urope, anil it l
ii by mean-! of this method th.it the
tiinntl of Mont funis has been w erked.
Tlie process was ustd in the work ou
the Iloosao Mountain tunnel.
In 1872, Vr. (Jatling invented ami I domestic and secular life, nothing but , has to wait years for his money and I ""I"""1"1.' 11 ' "lc ull"'liuli
patented a steam plow, or earth pulver- I Prejudice or self conceit can prevent us ' then he often is onlv paid halfof it, ' she Rai1 wi,h ,ul,l-n fl'''l'ng, "John, are
ii g machine, to be propelled by sU am 1 r1''1'"1'' 1' f . t f 1"(,'r,,1,' I especially if the charges were for tt i fou tkinkiog that each one of these
i.-i-'is iiiiu uiui, iu eel j'n j i in lj -1 'K u , therefrjre, is unavmilable, that the man ! , , , ha is is like a Pol.len eor.l liin, liner von
nnd Htiimal power combined. Tho j wll(1 tLinksit benea.h his dignity to take 8wel1 fnnral- Tbo Prer class are the l1.150 ft ei ,l l,ininK J0"
failure of his health ami the low pi ice counsel with an intelligent wife stands , hotter pay. One of tho richest widows nappiness well, no, no an--if
,.,, ,.f tl,,,!. tim., .neve,.:..!!, is ! m his own light, and betrays that lack hi the st ito had the corns,, r.f her bus- sw,'reJ. mt'e wnie.illy, "I was thinking
bringing this invention into praeti,-:.!
use. li'. (Satiing had devoted his lime
aud attention to improving the p un
which bears Lis name, and tho success
which has attended his labors seduced
him from tho more congenial field of
peaceful invention.
Iuveiitive talent hnsalso been brought
to bear upon soap, .Several materials
have been avowedly and opculy mixed
with soaps as improvements. Tho use
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of resm has been utilized. bilex,
either as sand or iu tho form of "water -
glass" or soluble glass (nitrate of soda),
is one of the most common, and soaps
made in this way are extremely etlieient i
and useful. Modified soaps for various j
special purposes are now made by mix
ing liniewatcr, dissolved alum, etc.,
with soap already made.
It is a gratifying fact to note that in
ventors are taking advanUgo of the
great capabilities of iron for be.iutif.v
i ing forms, as shown iu its use for archi
! tectural purposes. Its strength makes
it suitable for structures and tracery of
a light and graceful effect, altogether
beyond what is possible in wood or
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In it can now be rendered both
I "'"Tr and the li 'her beauties of
i t'"1 (i;tl,li 0,,1,rsi t,u' characteristic
iiivues nnu m so iui.;i.ioiis im i . .ine, : no
points and pinnacles of (iothie t'e-i-n
ami the traceries a::d :iruln-s.iui-s,
j domes and pinnacles of the Moi rs.
! Howe of the combinations ncently
! produced by a union cf b'ght cistiicr
and w ire or road work iu trellises und
j verandas are wonderfully rich and light
; iu effect.
. Woman's Work.
At intervals ne i; shocked by lead
i big of the suicide of some poor woman
who cannot tind woik to do, and prefers
iha'h to dishonor. 'this is very sid ;
but t eed it be? Throughout our bro id
l n:d "tiiely there i.. lenty 'f work for
ttiiiiuu's nimble lingers if -he looks for
it in the right plane. i'ut unhappily
.-he m idi m knows how to get her kill
mid energy in theright groove. Iu the
eities yen tind htu.dii d-i of thousands
of women struggling for work n shop
girls, hair ilic-ser-;, clerks, milliners,
etc., and f iiiiii.-.', simply beeau-e they
stay where tin re are thousasida of the
-.one trade in competition. If they
would go to some village or inland
town, where ia.steand fashion i.rebegi li
ning to create a demand for their work,
and where living isclwap, they could
be -are iu the en 1 of ceu. etciioy if
not fortune. On 'he o'hev p.d in
tliise very inland tonus and fauns
y;ui iind hundreds of thousands of o'her
woineii, anxious to make a living, send
ing poems, lino N, pietnrt s ai d hii'li
art enibroj.hiy literally by the f-n for
sale into the eitie -, which are already
swarming with un-ucc-sful authors
and artists ; and blind t the fact that
their neighbor t really want a tir-t class
milliner, embroiderer, saleswoman or
hair du s.-er. (!ood servants, K o, are'
neede.l ; but l hl.-e :lu 1 Dri.l;'- t are lh.' ;
queens of i-ur kitchotis, and i njoy a com
par.it ively ca-y life. whi:o w. nieti who'
coull lill their jd.icos remain in the ;
cities to starve.
Mkimr Micks.
To bieat; o'V a bt o'.eh for defensive
purposes, a- Cni-oe did on liieb'i ; him
self on mi uncrown island, would be
one of the first I'ott of jrimitive man.
A rude support of this kind would soon
b Mb wo 1 by the pik'i bu's stall', fami
liar to us ;n pictures of the iutriardis :
and from these oariv staves down to the
gold headed cane i four modern dandy, i
wiiat a vari 'tv of walking sticks have'
l
been pr id need, according to the fancy
and fashion of the time. Winn, in
IToit, feicnioii amending gen'leiin li !
tore foi bidden to carry s words, those.
pi.irieb.ome weapons weie usually re
placed by a porters stall', with a large1
silver handle, as it was then described,
thirty w.its later, gentleman of fa-hi.in ;
began to discard their swords, and to '
cany large oak sticks with great bends, !
and agly faces carved thereon, liefore j
very long, a competition arose between '
long und short walking sticks, some f en- i
tleinen liking them us long as leaping
poles, as a satirist of the day tells ns ; .
while others preferred a yard of far- :
nished cane '"scraped taper, bound tit '
one eud with a w.tx thread, and tipt at
the other with a neat turned ivory band ;
i-i bi as a siiver penny." ''oi (.' s
j
Hie .lililL'llients or Miilllell. !
In a conversation we once heldttiih
an eminent minister of the church, he '
made this fine otisei vation : "We will J
say uothingof tho manner iu which the j
sex usually conduct an argument ; but
the intuitive judgments of women are
often more to lie relied upon than the :
conclusions which we reach by an i lab
orate procis4 of reas tiling. No man
; who has an intelligent wife, or is accus
j turned to the society of educated women,
f will dispute this. Times without inim
j her you must have known them to le
ei le i in stions on the instant, and w ith
unerring aceuraev, which yon have been
poring over for hunts, perhaps, with no
I other result than to find yourself get
I ting deeper into the tangled maze ef
; it then It ies. It were hardly geiieions
! to allege that they achieve these facts
less by reasoning than a sort of Micacity
w hich approximates to the sure instincts
oi ine annum races ; ami
vet there '
seems to be some ground for the re
marks of a French writer, that when a
man has toiled, sti p by step, up a (light
of stair-, he will be sure to rind a
w man at, the tup; but she will not be
able to tell how she got there. How ;
sue gut there However, is of little mo-
mem. ii tne conciusious a wonu n mis
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teiuheil are son :nl, that is nil that con-
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ccrns ns. And i hat the v ore verv apt'
to be sound on the nraetical matters of
j1-lent wLich L tacitly attnbutes ;
(lathering buffalo bono along the ex- ;
tension of the Texas and Pacitlc. is an ;
ami teams are engaged in the business
in i . 1 1 . j,,,, i
and the bones sell for 13 per ton.
The davs are now very ehort, and a ,
good many people can sympathize with j
them, " I
A LONESOME Kl'MXESS.
.
An I mlt-rinkei stinira nml Mc.llliitluii.
..jL,ia l ewr lmry alm)I10 who WttH
)Ulh.0? mUl , lortaker, leaning
ugllill8t comfortable -looking black
I , , k , , olisililu,off .. llustv
lame plato. "Well, no, but I came
near it once. It was in tlie winter
time, too, and when I pot to the house
where my services were needed I found
the windows of the room wide open
and the cold, wintrv air blotting
through, and there was no one in the
room with the corpse, it xwis so chilly
there. It was a woman who had died
a young, good-looking woman, and
the first thing I noticed was that her
checks were stained with red. This
is not uncommon when people die sml-
. ilenlv. ami she hail on lv been sick a
: fl.w (1uvS( UIill l i.0ngr,itiilatc.l myself
. cn tUo ,.,,pr.1,rip.Kv s10 WOu!d make
f,,r her Itieiuls to soe. 1 li.pl mi n-sls-
j.t.mt luul e phu'ed the eisket on sup-
,,,,1 l,v tlio si.lo of tlu ltil, atul wore
just going to lift her in when I diseov-
ered that a pillow we needed had been
left in the next room. I told the young
mill to go utter it, which he did, tak
ing the lamp with him und leaving me
with the le ad of the dead woman sup
ported on uiv arm: he bad sumo trouble
iu tiiidmg it and I was ju-t going to
cull him when the wind blew the door
to and 1 tva alone in the dnvk.
Now I am not a coward, but my tir-t
t.npul e was to drop that woman's head
and run out of the room. 1 actually
trembled with nert onsiiess and imagiii
id that I could feci a thiill of bfe in
; the neck, which was still warm ; nt :
that mom mt I heard my assistant com- (
ing, mi 1 at the same instant a voice ,
proceeding from the dead woman said;
distine'lv iu Midden, sharp tone.-: j
" Auntie ! Auntie .' Auntie I'' !
Ihe return f the light brought
back part i f my courage, and I looked
keenly at the corp-e to see if I could .
detect any signs of life, but the rid was !
fa ling out of Ihe cheeks, and the sijn- 1
of death were uumistukeal le. 1 learn
ed by adroit qiie-tif i;ing that an aunt
et the deceased, ol whom she was very
fond, had arrived i:t the house a few
moment before she did, and then the j
sick woman had oxpirotl in the vain at :
tempt to s eak toln-r; my theory is j
that the words stuck fast in her throat j
and were evpelled with the Html breath, I
when I moved her. What else could I i
think j
Then there was a bi antiful gill who i
was engaged t- be uiarrii d, and was
suddenly taken ill ami died. I was
sent for to prepare her for the grave,
al as they lived in ttie country I was !
send out the casket and all of the
finishings, it was to bo there hi the
evening early, us at lltl. M. the remains
were to be taken east. The young man
who drove out, with it. ippcd at a way
side tavern, became intoxicated, and
remained drinking nn.l gambling all
night. When at :iooi the next day he
reached the house, the corpse was sit
ting up holding a reception. She had
lain in a trance all night, and but fi r
his ilelin juency would have been buried
alive.
The friends of a dead person are a!
ways anticipating their return to life
during the first few horrs ; sometimes
the features will suddeuly become life
like, und a slight color Mill suffuse the
lips, ai d fioojUcntly a l-oad-like perspi
ration will appear on the forehead. To
th t-eof our jirofi ssion these signs are
sure tokens of death and decay. I
have known people who would be strick
en with a pmie a few hours after the
burial of a friend and insist on disin
terment. "How is it when post mortems are
held, or embalming takes place 5''
'That settles the question definitely;
there inn he no doubt in the case of
I'rsident fiartield, though the embalm
ing process was a failure, or at lea-t ail
tho undertakers consider it so; but un
dertakers are not einhidmers ; they
leave that branch of the trade to men
of science, professors of colleges of
medicine and such. It may be impo-si-ble
to avoid diseoleration as in the eao
of President Lincoln, but the tissues
ef the body should bo thoroughly pre
served ; Vice President Wilson was per
fectly i mbnlmed, so was the lute Mr.
lbigley. The best case leer knew was
that of a young man who flied in I' li
ver and was brought to lie'roitfor
burial.
After a three week-' trill he
was as natural looking as if he had ju-t
! died, and it was in hot wvither, t in.
! Tho trouble with the lato President's
e is,i wan that it was too hurried; hi
should have been put on ice for two
; days previous to embalming. The
I family did not feel as anxious about it
as the people. A good many are mu. di
dissatisfied."
" Folks think we haven't any senti
ment," said the undertaker, "und I
' wish sometimes I hadn't, but wheu I
seo tlie Iittlo ones taken awav I almost
forget my duties in sympathy for the
friends. The other day we took a baby
a little two vear old to Elmwood. 1
This casket was just filled with toys.
und one little silver bell rang every
time it moved, and that made tho
'her
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clnlilren err again ; it s a lonesome sort
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of business unvwav, and there tun t
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mn,'u money in it eithor ; un underlnker
1)rtll;i tflk.,n Jown cellar and sat nP till j
! night funning him to save ice. Death
reveals ipieer traits sometimes, and there
ar0 lot of j.eople who mourn over th.-ir
'V'11 whe lhJ UZ , 'iera n va,,1!- I
thev never could forget them, and i
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suit. Here's my card
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if VOtl Should I
need anything in mv line c
half pi ice." hrtroil Vie j'rets.
Children
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FARM, (J.YRDEN AJI) HOl'SEHOLI).
Rerlpra.
Lapy Finof.rs. Four ounces of sugar,
yelks of four eggs, mix well four ounces
Hour, mix again; if too thick add another
whole egg, a half teaspoon flavoring,
lieat whites to a froth und stir in.
Scptocz;! through a funnel made of
writing paper into pans lined with but
temUpaper. The e iiro used for Char
lotte russe.
Oaspirp Oiian.iR ri.i.t,. - Cut the fruit
. into quarters lengthwise, t ike out tho
I pulp and put tho peels into strong salt
j and water for two days, then take them
. out and soak for an hour in cold water,
i after which put them in a preserving
' kettle with tresh cold water, and I oil
; till the pee!s are tender, when they
slioul l lie put oil a sieve to arum.
; Make a thin syrup of a quart of the
' water in which they were hoilo.l Hiid a
; pnuii.l Ol sugar, ami Mlillilt I' tlltx peels
j iu it for half an honr, when they will
look i-K-ur. ior the reels and nvriii)
I into a bowl together to stand fill the
next day, when you must make as much
sirup as xxill cover them, of the proper-
tion of one pound of sugar to a pint of
water, boiling it till it will full from
the spoon in threads, put the peels into
syrup, boil half an hour, then take them
j nut, drain on a sieve, and us the candy
( , hies tiansfer them to a dish to finish
j in , wuim place. When dry, store them
, f,,r u.s,.. 'H,is receipt is useful for nnv i
lemon, orange or citron peel, and per
fectly wholesome.
4 l ll t, 1 1 hi tltlliliiK,
The manner of milking in tlie Chan
nel Islands, the home of the Ahb rney, i
is peeuli'.r, und has the merit of clean- !
li nets, iit least. Milking und straining j
the milk are done at one operation. ,
The i.iiik-m.iiil with her tin p.iil, linen I
i
strainer and mm shell proceeds to the
pas'uie. Seating herself beside the I
cow, she thus completes her arrange
ments. The strainer is fecu'ely lied j
oViT tho nar. ow mouthed bucket, and
pi icing the lal't,'!1 shallow shed on Uie I
-trainer she uor u-ly directs the '
str, urns into the -hell ; ovet llatving the
shallow brim, the milk pusses through
the strainer into the receptacle beneath,
the shell being tiseil simply to pn vent
wearing a bole in the linen str.i'ner.
Intlirring anil lorini Appli".
In gathering apples from the trees to
store away for winter use, provide your
self with a strong, light ladder, sotrt
two ftet wide at the bottom and taper
ing to a point .it top, Ihe two ends to
be beveb'd together and pinned ; this
style of ladder Icing more easy to
handle and place among the topbruuehes
of a tree than the ones commonly used
and not so much danger of knocking oil
the fruit. A half-bushel basket, made
of white-cak splints, with single handle
extending from side to side, and a
strong hook fastened thereto, to hung
up by on the limbs, answers tlie purpose
best. In picking, take hold of the
apple, and by a gentle tui-t of the hand
it will separate reidilv from the tree!
and .,till rdain its st.'m. It should be ,
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gently laid (not eareles-lv thrown) iu I
the basket, the contents of which, tvhetl !
, . . . I
tull, "liouhl lie earefuli, emptied upon:
a table fixed for the mimeso. th. sum., i
to be covered with a blanket
plilt, I
te prevent bruising. This table should I mil. :. itte-le.l in the f-pt-t ily uiel perina
, , i , , , ; malt cine of llieir Stuck, nii'l they cliully
j be about si feet long and throe feet j a.ino,.,,.-. ,! their experience hy w,.r, of
; wide, and have a strip about two inches ""' '' riit-lle pre--, until onlay
nil... ..1 1 ll .1 1 ! lAHMKliS llll'l I'KAI.EIl-, SluCKMKN ASH
..i.i. ,i,i,i. ii in, aioiiiiu wio euges, to
i keep the apphM from rollir.g ell'
I The
rting and packing may now
commence, in doing which it is bo.-t to
make three grades of tlie apples-the
one of perfect 'ruit, another of rather
infi rior .pmlity und the third of Buck
as are ill only f jr cider or to be fed to I fanlifu! iliuul'. creatiin -, nml pnonle Mr
the stock. Jn placing the first two I ""'ir w 1,11 ,;""1 f'""' a'"' r
... ' h , " uti.l for their health l.v n eon-taut nipply
sorts in harr -is, lay a mbcU course on ei r. l xi mis i m . - the saiest a:l si nv-i
the bottom steins d ownward, and so
prin t ed until the barrel is fall, excei't I
I that the last conrse should be jihiced
I wi:h stems upward ; taking cut e to shako
the burrel well a time or ttvo during
j the proo s of filling. Tim much care
i cannot be taken iu the above respect,
i for upon the careful observance of them
: all success in the production of first
class fruit depends and without which
; a man had better sell his fruit for what
he can get, rather thin ntt-mpt to keep
it for a better market or more satisfae
I tory prices.
The barrels so filled mav then be
headed up and set away in some cool I
place until the approach of winter, I
ul i, l!,..v -l,,nl.l l.. ,.!..., i , ., .. .11..- !
l ('iu, . il, . liinu,
; the temporal lire of w hich i-t never so
Cold as to fret .e.
If one wishes to put up a few barrels of
choice apples for f ile, their preserta-
; tion is not only greatly enhanced by
wrapping each apple in paper, ns a
further seeu'ity against bruising, in
j ea-e if transportation, but it gives them
a more attractive appearance on being
opened.
An Iown piper fells of two lovers who
were permanently separated by the in-
! terposition of a "cold cloud of realism."
Doing freely interpreted this means
probably that they were not kindred
souls. The circumstance recalls the
instance of a romantic! young lady who
had a very tine head of hair. Ouo eve
ning, wheu her alii meed stood gn.ing
what a cico niosipiito net they would
make."
PlOi-itlt'Ilt ( i:it tic 1.1'h twirfnut, irt Ifi 1a
placed upon the live cent international
llgo letter stan,,s.
j iiuiiKaiiis in maiilirs liave nml oi--asl'in to
irv ll.n nev.r f.il.... , .,,..1111. .a ,.f t.. 11., If.
(,,,,.., St-run. in. I lli. v nil ,,il., i tl...
of this wniiilerliil pr. nerij.tiou.
WORDS OF WISDOM.
To discover a truth ami to separate it
from a falsehood is surely an occupation
worthy of the best intellect, and not at
nil nnworthy of tho best heart.
Our good derdvi i urely cause much gos
sip among our fellow-citizens, lmt out
evil ones leap immediately into noto
riety. It is better to meet danger than to
wait for it. He that is on a lee shore,
and foresees a hurricane, stands out to
sea anil encounters a storm to avoid a
shipwreck.
Neither worth nor wisdom come with
out an effort ; and patience, and piety,
and salntary knowledge, spring up and
ripen from under the barrow of a mic
tion. Hoports from more than one hundred
lighthouses and lightships have shown
that tho migration of birds of one species
or nuother aro almost continually going
on, although the great migrations occur
in the spring and fall. Vast numbers
of birds are killed by flying at night
against the ghws protecting the lights
of lighthouses, being, while in migra
tion attracted by (he bright glare of the
limps. No less than six hundred were
destroyed in this manner iu a single
month at one liuhthonse.
Pleasure is very seldom found win it
itiss.nht. Our brightest bhi.vs of
gladness nre commonly kindled by im
expect d sparks.
The number of cattle reported in
Texas for Idsl.is 1,4,1 l.blH) head.valued
at c.'!:,'.H,:!'JO.
The Philadelphia f.Vv .. mentions
Mr. ,1. A. Walton rf 1 24." N. Twelfth
utiet't, that city, as on enthusiastic in
dorser of St. Jacobs Oil for the relief
and cure of di-eftses of horses.
Ms. Ir. Tidinage has a liible class of
JiMI ladies. IShe is said to bo a very
bright, intelligent woman, nml a very
line Bible teachi r
The T.enisVillo ' nit i"i tl cites flu
ease of dipt. Chas. N. (tort', of that
city, who was cured by St. Jacobs Oil,
after HUlVei'ing for years with rheuma
tism. I o;7, (S,l..')ltiuh;i-vn.
,Ti rr.t s Vi ir. of St. Cbiilsvdle, Ohio
who was assaulted by his son, died.
The deceased was for a long time a
member of the b ir in llelmeut county,
Ohio, nnd had si rved three terms iu the
Ohio Ijeglslature,
Vi
I.,.,..
ilm s lint .tl' i ive llivah.l- Mite tal .e
.'iiL-m.U' an I el, anng a ti. Milieus
iiit ii i-i- iialnrti in i lertriii:
! "I
mil puril'tiiik' the whole Ht-nin, l aehiig
Itie a'ii !C cr:i.h'.u!lv to , i f-. t lienlth.
A Milwa ukee cii iuMiiiiii sais : ' Is ij i.rei.i r
I'l iiiiMieiaUnii tn smiuil tie
-il. ru' .- "
From et.-. i t in.- th.. i tV.
ll'nll the le 11 1- ill o.. la!it.
I lie fhri w 1 Pltlslmriilii I's :;l
Ili'LIXr, ill o.lel i. il eXtril-'t
M' in the Yier.l
a of l...ir,.l inn
it ihe hi IS-. aim
it ! vi ry I ' tii-
t 1 trd.-imi. ilu
I- tlie only article th.it ill lie hue lew hair
HrH-lliigN, Keni'lti'M.
rats, catH, mice, nuts, tins, insects, c1. hu il out
hy "liutigli en 1,'ics." l.v., iln kk st.
It i- Hot tin lintel'iT n( fuel- lie KUelVH. hut
lietf much .' tr.cl In is hiins It, that nrof -th..
mini
to ni: hoi.it ,tr At ction.
These familiar tionli rcejill to tin- fartu T
uinl oiivis inn-ret! il, the unfortunate iu-. i s-
kill of ttimttlll.- i'.-iioi ri.l ill' l.i..f 11.. if
I not otluru w sai.ii.i,. onaccniiit of Mem.
If ",, ""l" r,7"'""i' ;'"lrovo upon
tin-m. iho.l. n.v -lion im: liow to restore your
slo-k to t!r-t-eln eo;i,liti,,n. I- tho plan
1','r' u"" pn'ente.l. The siun.l hetietlt of
Hi. i.ri nt i e riiiini lieiiicih to iiiaiihiii.l very
ivn-ouiiniy in.lue.,i its nrplteatioti to the
niiteriiii:- tniil iillineiits ,.t t!io ilumh crea-
tnnl It w. re more than surpri-nl hy Its ra
It. Hi I i, h.ii, .. M ill. 11... 11.. r,. I'...,,.)., ,,-lt.i
I iii.i:i'Eii,the i "i s i n y ovi n.nre ii-Iiic.-t
.Iacoiis nil. xx i : 1 1 ilel'-ht. s.iii-faetioii .-tn.
protit. Tlie others who
mistake of ff!La'"s0 their
til, iikini: that Stock tiy a
suit I liinu- n-fl-v iiuseraMe i f
f.n etmiitli ' II fort lit .eon.
lor a Ilor-e nvjl niy. There
I- tmt.li- l.y ar,. others
Ul... I. .,!.. .,..' II... ...ir.. ..t ,l...lr
ii f lor I u-t-ases of I lorseM ami stock ever
,l:c .v. re.. Whenever then- appears any
ivi. I. ne,- Mhai-oexcr of ilisnisc or inlury
iiIiiohl: Aiiiiiiuts. Iliey slioiilil have the lic-t
1 ,,iv.ille treatim in, lis It never put s to 'li
fe attention to snick. Itia-iiiiicli. lin n, u it
le the pin t ol common pniili-ncc to use the
MireM curative tjieann in the l.enlnnimr.
every stul.lv. 1'iirin nml Slock-ynnl shouM
he nl'iiiiiiiintly mpplle.l with St. .Iacoiis
"II.. xvlncli Is iim-il Hint recniiiiiieii'leil l.y
tin- lust llortcmeii in tlie country as an ar
ticle hieh xi ill relievo inoio proinplly nml
ccrtainlx the miliu ms of Hint liiiunis to
stock tlinn nny other retueily luiown "i.r
t-.avill, ltiti(;liolie, Wtllil-ttttll. l'le-ll-
tw , . ri YtimnilH Btltl ltnll
3flRO of all kimU. I'iiII-
l:vll. Splint, Sut-ll-huz.
TtmiorH. lrUtu-
ln. l.anit-nrft,Ht!t1'ht. ('rumii- uf the Mirn
fle. Arlitt- nml C'liroiiie I-i.tiiiiter. Muiige,
Ci.riiit, Wliitl'iwa, llrnken Klieen, 'uf.
t o lie. Sort. Throat. Ill-temper, nml liniiiy
i. tiler I unease, espcciully 1'iMit-Kot III
Nliet-p, sr. .1 ai'ous I ii i. HlTonlx iiuUiint relief
ntnl a sure cure, anil .hisu hut Kicty C't.N'I-.
rainphlets coiitaiiiini: full .l.rei-tioiis for
Inline treatment of ill-.lises of ilollicstii
uiiiiiinls, eenl upon applientimi, hy
Jl VC3E1EH & C:., Ealtiaine, Hi.
C.nOO AJKNTM WAMTKI TO SE1J. TBI
LIFE OF GARFIELD !
hi tap'icstruivlpfur Lid1 . umii-rful mt'diijU Uval
iurnt; !Jnl-MnnuHinr. n-iuoval tn Kltf mm . ilt-nth.
U' Vwfy iHHJumtrt. H Uibltct imrtrmlt f
tnrfl'-t'lTil W!f illi'l fji'-UltT : twviie uf thf fliootluf ;
thslrk 'iuuiilr:Ontt'im id hi iLI . thuntivwu.
tml tin I'Bl'lliet. The ly avmplrlr met authmt
m-rk. Thfr ii f'rtun oT.iri Aftinth A
rrk thiib-k Oilltit Mh-. Sieak iili k. ACdls-i
Ul liUAHO lilius,. ,uil u,luul Ol.. I u.ia.icii m-
Free! Cards! Free!
W will iMid fw hv mull a rai1 't f our f r
man. Krin'h. h'iitlh and AuuTH-n fanr raniK,
Willi a i ri-i' ' i "VtT a hunlr ;l .litWrnt iWn.'!i.
on n i-cipt i( a xUini for Hwtaifi. 'l'lifv ar tint ail
Ti-rtuMiiKt'fcMa.lnit livr, ftiic n lurtM lin-ui" rar.la,
n tfolii. ilvr anl liiitfil (rnuii'lf. I'Tiiruc t ti
tliit-ft r)lle. M"n in th wtTlii. W will aim fti-!-
a ..iiii.l- iiil i rn ul our lartft and mimll dim
urn" AiMn-iw h'. til.KASON k CO.. Mi H.iuinir Ht .
ltiMtoii. MaNM.
GARFIELD S
wanted f-.rlafe nt PiwtA-
Oarrlcl'l. A c,ii:,..e. Tftttll
ii.r tn.in cr,le t.,ifrve.
I.v the ,-iiiiiii-iit t.i.(rri-htr. I'nl r,.iiw.-n. It. Vw l)
r'A.I. Inr .leiiverv. All Heyaiitll lllil-tralcl vnllime.
Kinl"r.rl edition l.llwr.il l.-ruii AKenltlnliceriler.
fur tr-.ni i to Mt ee-l, il.iiv. OlltellH ftitv ntlier
beck ten ti. one. As'i-iiiH never m 1 1,- ninney en fMt.
Tt.e IM.k iti'll Itwelf. Kx eri II'' not lif-ese.rv .
I'.ilure nnkiinwii. All inAhe nun e me prerite. I'rt
tkie tertiu Irvfl. UiuitusSrisiius &Co., 1'ortlAui Mi
lNiiioKtmos, riTsrapsiA, nervous prostra- I
Hon Riul all forma of general lehilil' telieveil I
by taking Mknsman's I'i eTiivizi n lii'rr Tosio,
the only preparation of Lrt-fcniituiiiltiK its en- j
tiro liiitiitiinia properties. It oniitaiiiH bluml- I
making, foreo-Keu. rating an.) liic-mistHiiauK '
properitl M ; is invaiuul.le in all i nteclileil i-nll-iiitiiiiis,
xx hetherthe result nt exhaust ion, ner
vous prostration, ox envoi k, nr iiciite ilie iiho,
partieithirly if resulting r,-,,rn pttlaiauary enni
iilaintM, 1'anwell, llaiiarj Co., inipt"ieti.rs,
Now Yolk.
IttM'l til) .'IIM1 IM'.ITII.
William . I. t'niiu'lilili, .f S.iiii. rville. M.i., mivs: In
the fall,. I ls7r., I was takin xiith i i.riaiiMi ok 'iiik
i.i mis felloiii'ill'i asin n c.,i:-h, t l. -ti.o ap iitii.-
an. I It. -li, hi,. I v. us ceiitiie it . ne Id. In Isr; I a I
ailiuilt. il n th- I'tisj -tat. 'I ln. ,Ic-,.m I leel a li... 1
In no luiiv- asl itfas I. all aili llar. At nhe lone ur -
pen uciit in . nml iliai lii-.l. a.l. I cm-ur I '"i--.
I, III a f.l. Il.l t.,1. 1 meet int. XV I I.I.I XXI II M.I. s : Al. I
SAM l illi Till: l.t'Ni.S. 1,-i.t iilMtl, . iili. ii t..,i..
anrprin, I ceiiiiiicii.-.-il I.. . i-l l.ein r, in, l I., ,1a. I
fi l l li. tii r than Inr tlinat nanin-l, I u r.lc ili.i I
le1 I'i Ilk' even "I :Vi. t.-il Willi iiM.;,., l.imi; will I
like hit. WII.I.IIM MALI, s ll.M.s X, n, liceli
vi!,c. .I lli.tt I'ONSI XII i loN I AS ll:i 1 1(1 .. I, .iti
i.i!tlcl ISO II tl.l- l,.llf M 1.
other iiu-.h- ice t hai.-i.ile ii ia
li.ll-li t -I. tM l.MI Will;! to )
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'Ihe 11 .in !lo Is
Hit ul' ilelil
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I Never Shall Font Me First Dose.
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Vegetine.
rtii.i Aiir.i' hy
H. R. STEVENS, Bo.-toti, INIi-s.
Vcgeline is Sold by All Drugyibls.
Ouriirthe ltf-iiNii.il,l. HfitNiiieii
.( inc. a l r.. i i-i. k-.l in. ,ii. a !- i- l- Im:. !
r-. I t , iij... in. nt. e.,1 ,, 1 1 ; 1 1 -i,l -. , ',, I,' I : I :, .
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i"li i-i",'ii...tH.. n:tli II -tclt-i - s.,i,i :.-, i'.:-i
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II. l- a.-ilinl.i'i .1 l-i ami i .ui -i.- - Hi- - -I- a
i-flan. I t -in. an, I cne. Ii . .o-.. I r. ne I
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riiremi' rurmillvr I'lIU m.,k. Sen lii.-Ti
Itl'Hxl. anil ill i-..liiil,.ely elinriii,. 1):n I,,...ii in tiia
cut. r' n.l,.iii in tlm-e iiixui),-. An- ..-r-.iii who
wall t.ii. ,,ii. .,11 ,..A,'li i, ,(.-1,1 tr,,in 1 t l'.u,-. kM mav lit
reM..r .1 le - -am i li.-allli. il eu.-li a ihmz p,.il,!c
S-.l.l , i. ri w h- r- ,-r -.-I.I l.y leait e s I.-ii.t lttiiii;.
I. f. JOIIXMIX V ., Iliislini. .Muna.,
nirnit-rly lliiiiuur, Xle.
taete
HOSTETTE&v
FITTERS
" St -
I -
BniEaQTAIIOlFREE
! Survival of the Fitelj
A riMllY IHUllflXKiniT HAS HKALEIiS i n.'i'.'l 'i.'i
fl allUIOXS Dir.lM) S5 VFV.18J K ; s " "
iirfivrniiTiT ivvm xn immvvm CI ; civ
wamii mim immi.n cts
BA 1IAI.M TOR KVEICV M (ll'XI) Fe f''i '
MAX AMI MUST! IJ
HTHEOLDEST&EESTUNIMENTI l,r i; -
1EVU' .V.vriP. IN" AMEUC.x. fi !
SALES LAEGERTIIAN EVER.
S ine xtesienn .iiii-iauir i.'.ini.ien' n;i-Kn j s.-iai fur i
l.eell hiio.Ml 1 .r Inoie lloi t lull y -III ffi I "a i.KS'
veins i s t;..-I.. in nil I liiia.i ul s, Im I , s,,;,!,'
flturir i- 1 1 am ever. It cures wli. ii n!'ic
B i.ll,ei-4'all, UIl'l )iene;i'at"J shin, luinliitilj
4 : n.i muscle, Ij I'm sl bullc, CuleH
Do 'You Want
A SPHIXO SCAI.K THAT O IN 11E CAIlKIICO IN TMK I'OCKKT ?
TIIF.SR cm AltR m.I.
lor Sale by all Drug glut, Stationer and Hardware Dealer
jeW Ll s;'iii".l N " jfs'i lyj,"
It von eatinotHml ana to ;oor tn nl n -IU eeni In nmrntp nl.mfi aifd wa wit! aen.l la aanipli
by ii, Ail. linxx tit Ii y vtl. . lii jH lHradw;r. New lark.
Jl ilUULJUIII .Mil .1 .1 WJH1I W,"U VMXMLM. 4,W. cmtiJH .WMBSmXSMBBt
D. LANGELL S ASH CATARRH REfAEDY.
T7..lt.i,ut.e.i tiwMoh:.. i.i .Ir.u, .,n, STHH f M IMIilC, u ' .um.". nt
it tnw.rg for htih t rr utt-riaet
WpHOtRfUl CUR! ASTHMA r CATARRH."
I'i rial MIN'JTIS,"'""!. llo.UIU. -.U
ii a i
nf..nre.1iMlorlrl.J p-fe MCI
Karens
H frtrtnr. filr. w.m. or aif T
Ilti u tagravlBf nfntnlt tat Lanii la a kMlm? ataU4
STANDARD REMEDY
IN MANY HOMES.
F.ir ratt.a, f'cl.tfc. Crnm., Branekltts aad al
cUrt atfaertr.nii ei id Tlo.m aM I.I Nt;rt. H
itauae aar mled tud utturiy b.;ourtKoonip.t!lloa
IN CONSUMPTIVE CASES
tt arpmWnw m nr a ivs-IV tin. KIc.trOTA
AS AN EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL!
IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM IM ANY FORM I
i. N. HARRIS iTcO., Proprlotort,
CINCINNATI, O.
FOH SALE BfTu DRUGGISTS.
! To the People iv, South,
KINiis 1KM TI nml lis IIK.ItOK.
l '. a r. lie I.vtlr, li t 7. l.'Mi.an.l tln-pvtila
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