FARJf, GARDES XSD HOUSEHOLD.
Recipe.
Tripe. To preparo tripe for the
table yon bhoold order it tho day before
yon wish to serve it; 6 crape it
thoroughly, wash it in several waters
until it is perfectly tender; let it; drain
in a clatter all night. Next day cut it
in email pieces ami irj m uvi iu
v 11 i t, ,:.,. ir. Anrr Tn
uariug uui .uv r.v.v. - I
rich, brown j
gravy.
the tripo
-:Ti..-,. m, m i
serve with thix, make a
, using a little of the lard in which I , , ..... ... . , 11,
' 0 . . ... wnaltb nml rasl ami,! ita sfit. I-.vprv 1 atr.tunia c'nm.ir.ativelv nure. we Shall
was fried. If for breakfast, - i
' , , , ... ...'dividual has adopted his own theory
canned ones, cooked and with th n ; nd fttt teil own conrse
slice, of toasted bread put m the bot- , to gomo th(j mtwt
torn of the dish. j road to suecee3 haa beou regarded by
Hoe Cake. Scald oue quart of corn j 0tbers as the most certain passage to
meal, with justenongu not water to ;
make a thick batter; stir iu two large !
poonfulsof butter; beat this a little ;
before mixing it with the butter so it
will rise readily; add half a teaspoon ful
of salt. This should bo baked ut least
three-quarters of an hour; butter the
tins well in which it is baked; serve hot.
Chirks Iu the tinrdon.
It is a very excellent practice to place itself, sufficient evidence that man, in
newly-hatched broods in an enclosed bis best estate is an enormous inii'er
garden that the older folks do not have ' fectioa, and faih to till the place for
access to. Confine the mother hen in . which he was designed. There i. ail
a cocp, which maybe placed in the absence of harmony in his conditions,
shads of an-emull fruit tree or bu.h. 1 or between them and himself, lli.s
As thicks require soft and delicate food domestic, social, business and moral
at first it is difficult to feed them if relations being thns partially or wholly
their coops are placed whore the rest of at discord, pro luce the friction that
the flock can pillage freely. The Lon- the world calls sadness, pain, grief,
lon Gardener's Chronido speaks cf the agony, despair, madness. To escape
rin!,!a Bi-r;..fl nf chickens iu the from theso is to be happy. Theso are
garden as follows: "lsey run aoonr. .
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doing no nam. mcir nine -ouies nuu
feet leave no impression on the soil:
they do not scratch, seem never dissat-!
isfled, but find pleasure only in the pur- '
euils of food or iu basking in a warm
corner in tho sun's rays. While in this ,
etago of infantile innocence the little j
creatures can in tbo garden perft rni a
vast amount of good. Their little eyes
ppy out and little bills gather myriads .
of insects that are not easily visible to
tho human eye. Perhaps owing to the
very minute nature of the food they :
gather, urising from their characteristic '
voracity, they aro almost always roam-
ingabontand doing useful w.rk. Mcau-
while the clacking and anxious mother ;
may be kept secure in a bottomed coop,
which, removed here and there in the ,
garden, will allow the chickens to cnicv
fresh feeding each day.
Vhii Iu ( ui tirii,
Some of the correspondents of the
New England Homestead aro going for
superintendent Sanborn of the College
Farm for claiming that grass should not
be ent until it is in bloom in a very
sharp way. Oue cf them soys: "After
reading Professor Sanborn's writings 1
mnst say thit I am very much a-i'ouished
that any practical farmer, an 1 ceitaiuly
a professor in a State college, bhoul.l
uuvoune iutf eau.us ui Ba iu ..n.v, ;
or a few days subsequently. I have .
nta nity years experience in cu'iing
and feeding hay. Many seasons much
of it was cut too late. Oar present
crop gives the test satisfaction of any
I ever fed, au.l four-Gith uf it was cut
in Juno. From my experience I am
satisfied that 1,. "00 pounds of timothy
cut one week previous ti bloom will
mako more butter, beef or mutton than
2,000 pounds one week subsequent to
bloom. Nino tons are cut toe late
where one is cut too early. There was
an article in the Homestead, I think two
years ago last suintne', purporting to be
the experiments of a German chemist
with grass, claiming that if cut while
green 88 per cent was nutriment; when
m blossom, C2 per cent.; and when seed j
is fully forme 1 or ripo, thirty-one per!
cent, nutriment, I am no chemist, but :
thick that avtiele'worth mere than any I
other I ever read. T f that i ; near a fair :
representation of tho valno of grass in '
the different stagrs, Professor Sanboin ,
is advocating the waste cf millions in
the Middle and Eastern States, and I i
hope he will recent and be converted i fl,,estioner' ns ho wa, "pected to .lo,
from the error of his ways. i declared that ho could not regard a life
as truly happy until he beheld its close.
rnrhohr Arid , The per.onal experience cf only n few
Is very useful as a preventative of inc-at short years subsequent convinced this
ravages. Radishes may be protected ', great Lydian king of the correctness of
from msggots, and orchard from bores , the reply. II found, though bis nsme
by its nso. A mixture of ono part of j stood and stands to-day - as tho syno
alcohol anl nine parts of crystalled nym to cntold wealth ; though Tact'clus
acid is stated to afford great reliei in j washed its golden treasures into his
eases of bites from insects. ; 'offers; though "the rod of empire"
had been swayed according to his will ;
orn nnrt Poi li. ii ii,u , , i
Experienced pork-raisers in tho West I
have determined on the following ratio
as tho relative value of corn and pork:
When corn is 30 cents per bushel, pork
can be sold ni 83 per 100 pounds net;
when corn is 40 cents, pork mnst bring
$1; nnd so on at the rate of an advance
ofjjlfor every advance of 10 cents in
the price of corn. If pork sells at a
prieo below this ratio, it is made nt a
Joss if above, the excess is clear gain,
They Didn't Agree With Him.
"What is the reason yon don't cat
any beans ?" asked tho Widow Flap
jack of a boarder, who was otherwise
gifted with the appetite of an ana
conda. "I don't eat any beans because they
pnt my stomach ont of order, and take
away my appetite," was the reply.
"If that's all, I'm sorry yon don't
like them more," was the response.
Texas Sifting!.
Definition of a Baht.-R is com- !
posed of a bal l head and a pair of 1
lungs.
One of tho Iangs takes a rest
while other runs the shop. One of
them is always on dock all of tho time.
The baby is a bigger man than his
mother. He likes to walk around with
his father at night. The father Joes
most of the walking, and all of tie
swearing.
The Pursuit of Happiness.
Happiness is the great desideratum
of the human heart. It is the glorious
El Dorado land toward which every
prow is pointed ; the elytincu that
bends its bow, glowiug with promise,
above its fields of gold. It awakeui
hope, enkindles ambition, begets en
thusiasm, and incites to struggle
, . i I
Indeed, their is do faculty vested in
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t-
ert has he employed
jefeat. And, alas I
manifest to admit
the truth is too j
of contradiction, '
tllat tue aiinrcs are vastly in tho ma-!
;orit. or by multitudes the shadow j
has been mistaken for the substauce. !
, the dross for tue gold, and the glitter- I
'in tinsel of tho emotv casket for the I
sparkle of tho precious gem.
Tho universality of this desire is, iu
It. a .rhdvitnnna
Thtir germs were !
" "".w...Uw, ,
iLnrnoh bit lminw at tl,,. !
-;-o
period i
OA oi incipient me. Happiness is
not an inheritance; it is r ac mire-;
mi,nt'
Let no oue onl nt this statement,
Ample argument for its support is
within easy reach of an acquiring mind. '
It is not enough tu present tho ex pel i-
enccs of childhood or the limited joys i
limited, both in duration and degree
of later years, ad an objection. Tlu-y
aro but draughts from uncertain
streams. True hoppine comes not
fri m s ioh a source. We must ascend
lo higher ground if we would find it
pme, exhaustlcss fountain. I'naided
humanity grovels. Its ambitions, its
enterprises Lave a downward tendency,
It has no inherent power to resuscitate
thai which is dying, much less to
rivivify that which has become entitely
. inert. There is no victory equivalent
i to the exertions made to secure it in
lime or in eteraitv for him who etaud-
a. one.
DciiMi con ucrs evn thing but
God. '
In order to a clearer and, pel haps,
more forcible showing of thee asser
tions, let us e.latJ.'e at some of the ex-
umplcs histeiy has furni.-hcl for car
guide. j
Crus, the Tersiau, l ursued the
ocurse lie voluntarily cno-o. lie. who ,
jn childhood was fair a? tho llawer, in
youth tho idol of the court, and in
ycung manhood the prido cf the realm, j
forsook the sweet restraints cf noble j
qualities and plunged iuto blood. Bat .
when he had blended two empires into I
oue -when ho had bi-keu nud bound j
Lydia ns a captive at Lis feet when he i
bad humbled great Babylon and giwu '
her nobles to th sword, he found that !
he had not approximated the prue.
Srill nmlatinteil an.l hoptdul, Lo rushed
among tne twuariun:, 01 tte or;n to
c'otain that which his previous con-!
quests had denied him. But he met, ,
instea.1, a conqueror and a grave. A I
Syihinn queen dashed a 6tream of!
blood down the neck of his luadless!
carcass as she exclaimed,
friAil Rim anil "-l"v ....... i v , t "...
"Drink, insatiable monster, 'jnfil . "Ht tei! you,'' said the merchant, "if
your murderous thirst it satisfied." I sfconlder that k of coffeo nid j
Crrrsns believed he had secured the I carT' lt lbc sUw twi(e Rnd ncvcr !
Dricelees 1-oon when he asked the wi-c ' liT U llowo' 1 h,r0 yon fcr one -VCBr
Solon to name the happiest man he ! at" hmu!r'?'1 lJolla 11 mcnSn-"
Lad evsr seeu. But tho philosopher, j ' '1'J"f ' ' 'h? lmCT
instead ci deciding in favor of Li., 1 -v t!i' evcrv clerk in the store ;
, r."," i'u,Hur8.uau ucn
ortd him with alliance, that the bliss of
which ho had boasted was bnt the j
jlory of a winter's sun ths.t was soon to j
set in clouds, the rnrlains of an nwful
night. '
Alexandria labored for this pine. In i
his eager search to find it he hurried
up and down the earth until (he planet j
trembled bencarth the tread of his at- j
tending bests. All that wealth could
furnish was his ; all that victory could '
achieve was gained ; all that sensual
appetite could appropriate was Jc-
roured. But what did all this avail ?!
Though the world of men submitted to j
his conquering sword, he was still nn-1
satisfied, and wept in the midst of
bacchanalian revelries because there j
were no more worms to conquer, lie j
, ,eu a u 0. "'f Bn wem,tbeiIiiikatlj Btami on her hind
ilown in ulaciiest gloom before the
zenith was attained.
Napoleon Bonaparte imagined, as he
planted the guns of France before re
'cllioua Toulon, that he beheld in tho
1 o diflta?t flltnro this Jewe of haPP'-
noss. Directed uy a renins wuich
challenged tho world's admiration
impelled by a will that beat down or
thrust aside every impediment, he mar
shalled all his powers to carve a path
way to tho goal.
Thrones were demolished and crowns
crashed beneath his rapid tread. Dy-
nasties vanished at" his approach. A
continent's political Reography was the
subject of constant mutation. Whom
ho would, he txlted whom he would,
ho abased. Yet the glorious pme for
which ho btnigglod- at Lodi, Areola,
Mareuzo and Auetcrlitz was substituted
by a phantasy at Moscow an appari-
i tiim nt Waterloo, and a spectre at St.
n 1
Helena.
. ti0. , ,.,,, ,,,,.,, And a1tl.nti.rli
" ' , . , , V
dom breaks. AbJershmau III., one of
tho Moi-rish kings of Spain, presided
over the ilestinies of the realm for fifty
consecutive ysiars. He was neble,
humane, justice-loving; prince, and was
styled ' the defender of the faith of
God." So sagacious was his ndminis-
tratk-n of state affairs that his reign ,
received tbo appellatiou of "the golden I
ago of Moorish empire." But was he
happy ? Who would not answer in the j
affirmative while considering his noble !
j qualities of head and heart, eupplo-
1 nieuteU by circumstances so auspicious
Listen, he tells his I
and encournginp ?
own story : j
. Each iu- ! turoiuu wlKh tue sun of joy tut eel-
' X iilll.- ll-lKl-lt liti, 'laics A un.u , . .
! carefnllv noted the history of each day ' to tbose ,f ? Wf h ,rct'H't
Jn.,1,,.1., t t'jom own rights: nothing but decided
' cud, nfter an accurate elimination of
the "tit ire time, I found but fourteen
la s dur;r,g which 1 was free from vex
ation anil trouble."
Let us pause here. Enough has been
demonstrated. If, after these several
statements, made from a philosophical
standpoint after these truthful por-
- t. ,
iMtU from h storv thii km nn thus
7 " ' " . , , ,
urn ny renm-reu, me question is asseu, ,
In what, then, docs trua happiness con
sist, and where is its source? we can
only substantially lepeat assertions
previously expressed, and answer that
it in not a spasmodic burat of enthusi
asm, nor a sudden exultation springing
tr'-'m -1 Aesite met, or the substance of
hope realised ; ncr delight tempoia-
; rilv secured through n pleasing novol'y ;
1 nor the result of comfortable exterior
i circumstances ; nor yet the joy uwak
I euod through the love of cherished
! fi iends, though in tlis we find, per
jhai. its nearest semblance.
: Happiness, iu biief. is the certain re
'suit cf strict conformity to the will of
j God ;is furbished through his worts
ui:d word. Its anther and supplv is !
I the same Rreat, good and wise Being ! in "dtU and eight centimetres at its
who innae the human soul and gave it tLiukest rart ; the ovaria arc ninety
. , .. , : four ccntmetres long and tilled with
m capacity to cni 'v. "The path of j millioU() f 0Rg8 of ihe 8i,e of gflliu of
the j-is i- as the shining light, that PaUli. The Stavargor museum ordered
neuv and more unto the perfect
'llmfs Just Me.
Y-.aiv, ;: iuto a wholesale grocery
stor.' !i. tlii-j city walk u i tall, iuscu
lar 1'u.lu, evile:itly a fresh-comer from
s-iuj 'eai. k.voo.i-i town iu Maine or New
liatipsbiie.
Accosting the Crst person I
iu, K:o.. ,vho happened to bo tlie mer
chant hiuinelf, he aked-
' You dou
stoic, do you '?"
"Well," said tho rue-chant, '! don't
know " "What can yon do f"
' Lj V said the mau, "I rather guess
J can turn my Laud to almost anything
What do vp:i want dune V
"Well, if I was to hire a man. it would
bt, cue that could lift well, a strong
wiry fellow: one, f,r instance, that could
'jft a g!K-k vt ceflce like that yonder and '
carry it acrcea the i-toro und never lav
it dowj.
''riiire. notv, ci 'u," said the conn
trym iu, ''thut's junt me. I can lift any
thing I e.r.i latch to. Yon can't tniit no
hettcr. Whit n i'i yc;i irive n man that
suits you 5"
nun gai ucie i niann't ant was waning
to join in ilie l.iucrU against the man,1
who threw the sacK across his f-honlder
with perfect fuse, rml cirrying it tice
across the floor, Went to n lurge hock
which was fastoncd to the wall and hnng
itnn, then turned to the merchant nnd
sr.i.j,
"There, new, it way bang there till
doorasdav. i nh nil never lav it dovrr
What ttiBll I ro abor.t. mister? Jnst
give me plenty to iTo and one hundred
b mcnth. nnd it's all right."
Tho clerks br.-ike irto a lmgh, and
the merchant, discoraCtsd yet eatisGed,
kept his agreement, and to day the j
CTcon en'mtrrninn w I'no f.onic.1- Tvnrtnpr
in the Crm and worth a million dollars.
Stories of a Cat and a Hen. i
Mrs. A. W. Brooks, of East Fliot. in i
the Slate of Maine, has a cat thirteen !
yL.ar3 0 j, for which she has been vainly j
offered fifty dollars. This learned tuesy '
w;n staud up ut tbo word of command, i
i,ow siowT or n-iieklv as directed, walk 1
nr0ucd the room on her hind legs only,
tiince, turn somersaults, go through the :
motions of holding a jewshurp in her
mth with one paw and playing on it ;
w;th the other, msw when ordered to
speak, kiss her 'paw to visitors, hold a !
gaucer of m,ik cn ijer forelegs, and lap '
feet,
and with her forepaws catch bits of
i bread or meat thrown to her, like a
J base-ball player. Her kitten, a year old,
I will turn somersaults. The same lai'y
Las a hen which always wipes her feet
on the mat on entering the house, end
! if asked, "IIow do you get your living,
I biddj?'' scratches on the finer and looks
at the questioner to see if the answer is
correct. This hen despises tho porce
lain, wooden and chalk choats which
some people palm off on hens for nest
epgs, tnmliling them oit of her nest as
often as they are put in.
Borrowers.
TOiat pests they are! Nothing is
soarce in their covetous eyes; they have
not a particlo of regard for the rights of
property. They barrow everything.
With a grocery storo on nearly every
corner and a green grower's in nearly
every square, with "notion shops"' ac
cessible everywhere, those chronic bor
rowers are continually sending in to
their neighbors on right and on left for
a spoonful of lard,' a 'cup of flour,' a
'little yeast,' a 'piece of tape,' a "spcol
of cotton,' a 'No. 6 needle,' and so
through a very long and curious cata
logue. Theso same people and many
others beside, make a regular practice of
borrowing your newspaper, generally
with the polite but meaningless qualifi
cation that they "would like to look at
it for a few minutes, if yon have done
with it." Of course thov get i.
wnether you have read .t or-cl. Ai
,f ll 18 returned In gcd oouJttioh y
And
von
aro ewepuonauy inciiy. tour iti
WmS .T0U e j
bave bou?d .somc da.v. aUl 'flre 10
keep spotlessly clean, is also iu demand;
; and you are considered "just as mean as
mean Cfkn be" 5 ' -vo, ref nso to tn,st il in
otuer nanus man inose oi your House
hold. But yon mnst learn to sv "No"
snubbing can rid yon of tho nuisances.
The United States census gives '.'2,10'J
Protestant churches. Tl.tiO.' rrott-Ftaut
ministers, and l.,0i);t,0? members f.f
Trotestant churches. t
Captnre of o Herring Kin;;.
A very rare and highly interesting
catch was made the other day on the
,...!, ..,,(. o.rilll "hmine-
ror(vegian COlst a so cane l nening
kind." The herrinir kinc (rea.,h-t)
- ., , ., , ,. ,
so-called, and has hitherto been found
in three different form, always of re
markable size, nearly eii metres long,
thirty-seven centiraeties wide, and of
ribbon-like thinness. The animal lives
at a considerable depth, whence it is
easily explained that it rarely conus to
the surface cr is thrown ou the beach.
Very few zoological collections may
boast of possessing a specimen ; none
has n well-preserved one, the different
parts of this remarkable fish being so
tender and brittle as to break even at
tho mere touch of the haul. The
specimen above alluded to was nioct
carefully transported to Stananger, and
is without doubt tho best preserved cue
extant. It is a female, measuring four
metres in leuctb. thirty-fourceutiinetres
a tin box made to keep it in, requiring
forty litres of alcohol lor tbo purpose
of proper preservation. '-i. .("m-i-c-ni
ltnjict'r.
Wt'II Indomril Kv Uur Own C ll I if ti
No matter how useful anything may
be in itself, good indorsements seem to
; increase its usefulness greatly by in
i suring a wider field for tiio display cf
its special merits. AVe were thus im
pressed in view 0J tle following ftate
ments received bv one of our represen
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j nected with some of the largest enter
prises in our midst. Among others
whose testimony was freely given was
AV. H. Stearns, Eq-, Master Mechanic
of the Conn. River Bailroad, residing
at No. 28 Boylston street, who ob
served : St. Jacobs Oil has had re
markable effect amouc the men em-
ployed Lerc. One of them jammed hi
,rm ,vory. m"' nnd KV, ."se ,of Bt,'
1' '-ZZ 1H
for severe rheumntic pains iu the kuoe,
nnd pronounced the oil a complete
euccess, as ho was enred ly its ut. -ur.
A. li. Taylor, of the"iay A- Taylor
3mufacturing Co., "was pleased to bay:
''My aunt, Mrs. Billbbury, of Mount
Clair, N. ,1 , while visiting at our house
tiled St. Jacob's Oil for meuniatisni and
neuralgia, und found immediate relief
every time. Bhe pronounced it tbo
beet" thirg she hail ever tried for tho
tmuble. Mr. J; B. Wetton, 45 Green
woo i street, snpt. car works, Boston,
A Albany Railroud, thus addressed our
reporter: "1 am one more of the for
tunutes who have Had the good luck to
hear of that wonderful remedy, St.
Jacobs Oil. I bad rhenmatisui in tlie
shoulder ecverely and coula find no
relief nntil I nted the Oil. I applied
it and must confess I was surprised at
the results. 1 em almost well and ex
pect to be entirely so iu a lew diiys. '
'riiifi'hid (Mut.i.) I'nwn.
Servant, who has called to see about
n pbice : "Well, yes 'm, my eyes sre
nnt fo cood as thev were. 'ru. Not that
tL,,re js anvtLing wrong with them, but
whenever 1 clean tbo pots aud tins I
shine 'cm to bright they daza'.e ruy
eyes. It's my only defeek 'is..''
The St- Louis (Mo ; J'oft DifpaUh at
tho clcse of a long article says: In fact
St. .Ticobs Oil is pushing . all other
remedies ont cf the Held, and, excel-
lent lllOUph Some of the liniments
formerly oUcrcd are, the tfEcacy of b'..
Jacobs Oil is mugical in cases of ciati
ca, rbeumativni, pleurisy, neuralgia,
nervous headache, lumbago nnd scores
of other disorders; wLilo in the case
of sprains, burns or injuries it is nn ab
solute panacea, and tor general use is
better than the advice of many physi
cians. "A word to the wise it sufli
cient." T!ro liU1 6'". aged i nnd sis
yea. bad just had new dresses, and
were on their wa? t0 Bundny-school.
Sllid Elta tLe elJer: "0b 1 have io1'
Bott!n m7 verse." "I haven't forgotteu
HiV' replied the other. It is 'Blessed
are tu0 ilrcssmakers.;
Tlnvfi You lirnil It t
H. II. StovenV book in enmlaKO, Hi ireser
Int? of proen furauo crura in ulus, K.vms hit
omi liinciicnce ami th- i radical xv,ri uce uf
lwent$Jvo practical fsruiers; 1J0 jiage, do
pant ly bound in cloth. Trice 50 cent; n-nl 1 y
mail. AdrfrcM H. 11. Stpveng, Uo'on, Maa.
A lover writes to his fair but fioklo financer :
"I have wanted a choir of paper writing iiot,
to yon, and now if music be fjoil for lovo it'
jlav-fd."
" On Tmitr"lnfi; Trto'i.
The Vnltalc Pelt Cn., Marahal!. Mich., will
send their Klectro-Voltaic; Bella and other
Klectrio Appliance on trial for thirty daya" to
any person afflicted with Nervoua Debility, Lost
Vitality, and kindred troubles, Ruaranteoind
complete reatoration of vigor and manhood.
Addreen aa above without delay.
P. a-No riak it incurra.' m 30 days' trial
I allowed.
THAT RICH EXPEBIKXCE.
A 17rea l'tei Intrnl-w suntnturd and lis
ftouro IteyriiU d.
(.Lh trail ir e treri-t
A few nion'hs ga an interview with prom
inent and well kn.'nn htl,Un, formerly a
nsulrut of Dttreit. l-ut i:i'V llvins; in e
Vi.lk. tpiirod iu t!i ulmriu cf this paper.
Tbo KateiLen'g nta'c ' y tin- doc'or and the
fn.-ti lie divulged win .:" o unusual nature
a to isiihtf no little n minoticn among th"!9
vlio lead tin ui, anl u:ny iiumiiKswcri-raiMHi
os t.' tLe pi uuiiu uc-i ci the liittn icw an 1 tho
validity of lilt) s!utt-ir,c:ita it coi.taiued. The
tame of the liK-iau wis at that time tp
prcssoil at his onn rci irf. The tel of e-eri-CT,
however, can i iv be lemoveil, rt the
imp.Vtant an.l intiTr:i:w bttrr which m lvar
below will nbuii-.Ulitb- show. In crilcr, how
ever, that the rea.ler n:a'- I'Otler uu'leislanil
t'ua le'icr, a lew iiaets' are Icriwith given
fi-om the mtiriew in ipuslion:
Alter nu exehsi te it emutepiea aul a low
rcmitasccc - aNnit the war, m which the doc
tor wa a j roniii.cnt F.irivn. the reprnter
rcmaiUtJ up n ihe ! i.'i s improved apivar
atco, upon wnich h" m d:
" Vis, 1 have impinvp 1 in health alnce yon
Uft aaw me. an I 1 I o: o iu many ether
w-fivs. One tlunu, hc viv.r, 1 have nu'cccJct
(niloing. Eli 1 !t !. i'"- "f the lnt.li ft things ti'i
anv rue, aiet c-i . laliv a doctor. t do, an 1
1 a: lj I have ov-e.' :ne my prej'i beie. You
know tlnre ar a.iine pe.'p'.o who pioft-r to
remain in the wren;; ri'her thsn acknowielgo
iLe inaniliM riuht. Sn.-h pifjndic Kadsto
bigotrv i t the out ci.1- v. Sow I am a phy
ncian, an I of t!i" '"Id eli " "rder. too, but t
have, af'-r yeats of rxrieme and nbfcrva
tifr.iomo to the coiiciiii ui that tru h is th
lighet of all thlucs. aiul tliat if pn lndice or
bifiotrv- stand ip tin- way of tiuihoo much tlio
woic" lor tin m tl.t y lire i i rtam to bo
cr t?l.ed fooror or Ih'ii. Why, win u I ken
you in Pctii-it. I oM i:o ,Mi r l.tbni(;bt
i'i violating lite "ode ot thir la'. 1 down by tl:
IT'-Io'ii'ii. m oI pi- - nl .i'K anything out of
i'ip r"Riilur outer. limn 1 vi-i-.i.l of aiupnian
uv hnil. Now, h i vvr. 1 Me;ci"l'e and ad-vi-e
tlioff thin;; wi t 1: I Iu In ve to be adapt
ed to o-re. and wl.t ii my iM'tiiems has
p'.oven to he n-.i-h."
'llov. dj.l .! ?,.m. B'-t tfh tiie!ej
irl" as thir. d"f! ii ' '
' Oh. thi v are th" i u!' cf - i-xrwuonce
and nhtri-'a-iiti. K i!;a:n.-d tuy fis: idea
t poll ih nibii et, tl., Mon; hav.np hec-n
i-'iud at'er nil n:'' care ai:J the ,!i.'d of my
pi:'eM0i)ai bretlinn ha 1 liiii d lo rr !ieve n .
vlw. I s l .Pv "i! a- unity el my patient!.,
rh a oniplieatioii e! H ".1 ', ii e.tidinc dys-r-pia
and i-opwipii '.i'v itiipTii' t ki iiieys
ai. 1 liver, and 1 feared I fboiild lme to cive
up nv pr.vii.-e. 1 t ineiiil:- I jullertd null Id
auoiu'en. rui). in.1- .'!. ite pains in ariou? partJ
ot the bodv ; a l.i. U "1 m:.ret iu erery.hinsr
mound nio; a '. rf i pi ':ti , hi daefcr; ail
ftie.-i; iIimc'kjMc -V'tomt ere added to
pains vim 11 wire t h : , e.te mid coiii'lKiit.
hick a 1 was. i I K.Mi.e r.-:rv. 1 to
btni'h in a n "-t se:t, i;.er mm per. and tn an
iucruiiKy tholt yi-v ot I'.'.n-, and it wai-i!: s
that pr"" id a ieit';rio:i t-r in". Th it " as tin
M-ntipp )hid. aed in- ji:r !-.d:.f f". h d raeidiv
alter that, 1 can a-i- itr- y. u. I i ii
to rea lniK rvrcn-,.-. ly, :.t' i';v.i:ii
more i x'i n-i' i 'v, :.i d iic t'!n
1 have difiOierrd in.ii v IhuksoI ri::! value to
Uuii:ai.i-y. Why, (u'.- a t-.w divs njlaj
vised a !adv who naf iiffcrii: fiein a e"ii- :s
female d.iii.nliv nr 1 di-j liccnn cl totisetha
Kamo rcme-iv v h;c i ciiii d nie. 1 saw In r ihis
morning and !.e is u-ar!y '' ell: the p un and
inSaniDiaiion aie a!! p "iv- ni.d t-ln i aiTimd m
uaual. NVo l.ave no liht Iu tit-- r.u dual i. a
teniity to.f.t ,.:k i::d say '') ie i- nosiiih
thiiij as imp v.mii-' or a.i.ami mei.t, or that
v e have a ni"i.ei iv ol the rciin l is which na
ture has f.-.v,ntf r.i.!!0.ind. '1 ic re me cifat
ciuiiS's g.,n:n en : everv d. parim-iit cl ilie.
au.l there air fif i' !. vi;.-t ints.t-. m mi -beii.c
aaw(..!. 1 1 i.-u.-ai. i-i t ).;.';, ill" rvery year
from r.ij po-eJ tyj h"fi in'-r. rlu-ittnatisiii or
fiber vjuipbititr, w ;j. n iii reality it is fi.ua
trichina, caused bv rat rfr pror'y.ccolitd and
disiased v.rU. '1 !:"...! of C.iiMrea mo
(lying eveiy year I'viiii dii p-y as ihe npati nt
fp.Tjiit-1 to tearistin.'.. wl i :i in reality it i Ircin
dieeasi'l kidneys whi h have Uc-m- !.
tni-J by the Ycvtr imy Lave Jum hud.'1
" Well, deckr, '-on lia-.e cut nmi n--w
truths here, ceitaiiily, L'.:t ii.ey b.'iic.l v-ry i i
Bilial It- to nif "
' Well, wlielher they are reaor..i' !o or uof . I
t-Evo deinoLstialtd t'i niyowu ni;i'.;action tin;
they arc true, and 1 prepo-o to atau l by them,
no matter bow n.ueh upp.-ition may rai-e by
drinc i. Any mi.n, b-.- l.e y di'i- i in, pieael:,-;
tr J liVMcian, who i- o e I'.-'.de ntp of ii
poiketbo.-U or ol I : ovn , is Ui-.l ei d-a to
btnl'.ity l.iu-.telf 1 y su, pru-.-in tho i!:.;'.i!i3t
truth, is unnorlhv lie' natt.t el nan !. I nn
woithy the cenfj Iiloi ot the pablie hoai 1.6
tr rvrf."
The above are Maie of the prine pal points in
the interview nfer-cil to. Now for the t'.ptcl.
T.ie lidlowin? outspoke a letter freu the deoior
himtelf. nhij-hbts Just been receive i, is pu,.
lish"i in fwll ;
Slit P. 'rcU Ft ' '
B.iuie ume ago a r,-p-5rtirof yourrar!
s n interw'W with tie wl.tcb 1 e sai 1 he vro il i
like to p.i! lith. I cuiipoTitc- i on cuuduioii thit
jou would no: mei.ii-.ni mr name iin-il I save
uu pi-rr..u-:c'ii. 1 have now a.-cini) li -he 1 the
j -,ir-,H ?e I had in mind, aud wi'h to tav in you
'.ahif li yiej can pul'huh or nd a you cc-e litl
that I had ui ball d fur a Ions time whether I
vmiid pluke ull joiue of the prolt Fsior.nl li tters
which iiouiid run w.th oihcrs for yeais, and tell
the titith. cr not. Whin I looke I back, and
thoim! t uf the t 'rtur.K. I:k - t!i -tp di ucrihed by
Dante iu Ids trip to the internal rei,uin, wliih
lc-nduiol fioin iiy-pe f .a, and re. aHcd how
much I w uld hive niii at that ti-ne fcr li e
relief which I have mih? ublamad, I d-ierniincil
that I vruiiM take the ttep o :c-ii(: meditated
end then bv diM-iinico a iluiy to my idlnw men.
If I eo.dd thirity ?ave one pocr uierlai one
IliRht of the l. jrib'e si:!l uiiu; I en lined 1
would 1-tf i i!lv Mtifml. lo urn o'h-.r ceme
miencea w hat they uii .ht.
Mv flyptpt;c cmdi'ioa wa proliieed T?r
torpid livi i, Inch did not, aa a r..nie,yienVe.
Iiii:".o il.., Lie fiini tho binod. '1 nis pro
duced di i nut nif 'it ot ihe nonindi. I'iI's-cil-i
tun ot i f ii a'f. dy-pej-f h, er-nftipaii.in. head
ache, in I ies.i n i.f - inin. v.jinv cmiip rsic n.
fal-covf -ied eyef, i i-iii-i ant f. v i ; m fhor. 1
waa lui-'-ral Ie lo the Im-t den e. 1 appealed
I in vain to my l-ouk. to luyeknl and to my
I fellow ph'-tie-ar-'. Tho ni;tery of my ili-
Leallh urew dhiif r. 1 traveled everywhere
eihanacd a'l au'lioiiicd expeiliinie-but to no
)niipo,e !
When in this frame of rr.iud, iltt-perately In
nred of help, lul tspt-ctiiiK noue, ouo of my
tmpi'Dli ficuial fii'-'ida called my attention
t:i'c rue unu!-;al cure vvro'ir'it. by a prunn
ih nt ii in dy aid n:cl v.v li ir it. 1 eni-pl.a'.ic-l.y
lie .mud. J":.t M.-i-tly, and vijih
the lirpi determination that I w.'iild never
lit anvljdv kiio vvi'f.t I had dene, I
b.-Sii in in-'. It v.i e:.!v ru ej-'inwat,
you kr. w, l-ut. fur licit manor, all n.rdical
ir-atinn i is tp;rn:ieu'al. Well, to male a
lor-n and Mirf rifinB eti ry t-hort. I ev.-eii( n 1 1
a ror. ol i'h fical I vi!nt;i". My ekin (,nt a
lieiti r ci lor My l.v.r r-unied it fuui ti
1 no h. user 1 a I to --oiif the hovrels with
eathii!! -". Mv Iv ada. In ? dappeirc I. "Na
ture did i'," I li-affu.ed. H li, ilnterc.iiiK d to
pu?h tlie ii:v -n.-Rii-in t.itiie evtn ine, while I
vtaa in aetice orK. I tr.f 1 'he e fleet of the
rerat ly mi niyiatinitM aine-'ed with kidney,
livfrar.d nr.iirv . J i . j.''. wateh nr evry dr
Trlopmei.t l arci i.My au i attulio inly. Then I
was t-oiiij i t ly diVanriid, I"i the itmedy
Iter.-J every ti-i in poed I
1'nder a on'ivim ir.-,- cireuinlti-e, the
matbrof uoufiing tny c ire l. nie a o ;--tioa
of crncicn-e mi 1 i f d ity to limnauii y
' II pre is a remedy," I said, "that haeilouo for
ma what the bietmodi-nl skill of the conn'ry
could not accomplifh'" and as a-i honorable
n-.au I will not suppress thi fuels. I therefore
wi.ie you and mcrl iinheMiatincly assert lhat
fur all' diseases of tl-e kidnr ye, liver, eioniadi
or nrinarv ortnns hic'i at" ami nal 1" to tieat
nient, Warncr'e Saf- Kidney ami Liver Care
surrasso any remedy I have over, knuwrior
usiil, and smce pliyeirian have eo mil di nl
ucccss jri tlie ti-atmcut of rii-e.acs of these
orsan.i, I am prepared to accept nil llm eonie.
quencia when 1 say that they aro, if evin-o.en-t.ous,
in duty bo . lid to ueo t'lis pure v"(;talle
footpound in their practice.
Yojre verv trtilv,
J. Vf. tMun, M. V.
Statements si cutspo'ien as tho abova and
cnmiLR Irorn mich a reliable aonrco aro valu
able beyoud rpicstiun. Tliey conclusively
ehnw nut niilr tho power of the remedy w hich
has become si well known aud popular, but
the ereat importance of attention in lloie to
the liift ii.dica'.ii ns of deeiininR heabh. When
professional men of such hi','h s'.-indiun eiuk
Iheir prejudice and willinply declare Ihoir be
lief jn that which they l.nnw to be vtluable,
the put die may confidently follow their example.
"1 can't very well eijiress which it
what there I do not yon are very
1 am not, sir, insensible tho fact is,"
said tho dillldent man suddenly callel
tc hi feet for a speech at a pnblio din
ner, 'I cin't make a spcoeli, and I can't
say anylhiug I wonld understand or yon
wonld wish to hear ; but if it pleases
yon to see me blush and sweat, I will
stand here on one leg and perspire for
the next ten minntes." Thy let hira off.
! Feraooa Wao Pit all Dr
lo eounling house or in mauufaeturlng
catablialimcuta, inhailin close or ioipnra air,
are uaually pale, and frequently emaeiated. A
tonic is what such people require. Operatives,
clrks, sales women and employers r.e well aa
employee. plund to this t!" by, cares of
business. Vrivc inflnlie good from ftostetter'a
8iomiiehBittcts.au admirable meant of re
pairing the physical depleliou, resulting from
too close an application 1 1 then opeciul avoea
lion. Pisj-op'sia, conaiipHion. bilioua iirip
nlantv, and iematnre decay are arrested hy
thla ii'ivigorant and alterative, couime ndud by
phvsicians, and a standard aiticlo for twenty
five year past. Fever and asue i checked in
lis first approaches, nd if the remedy ie pnr
sistf d in, entirelv eradicated, when chronic,
1 v iho lintel, llheutuatio ailmenta are also
urvestcd by its bli.d purifying and dintetic
Thicare unrne gol thing in everv nun.
The trouble with too many men they are de- i
. i, .l,ni('ir I
KALAT1I1NL, tim Omm Tonic and Cathartic.
A woman ntmod BubmordieJIn Duffalo ;
tho oilier d.v. Now what will Iho editoia of j
fal.iou cocsln coluums and ecandsi niorigei" !
(b- ' ;
TfflMV I KtR A !l KFellEH.
It. V. rim. r, M. l, Buffalo. N. Y. : A ic '
5 ' Twenty veaia ago I was ehipwiecked on j
the Atlantic tlceHii. an i the eold nnd etnosnre
caused a huge aboess to form on each leg,
wlilcn iei t o iutinuuiiy ciisenariug. Arer
si ending hundreds of dollura, w ith no benefit,
1 tried your "Golden Mcdhal Discovery"
and now , in less linn tliroo months alter tak
ing the lirsl botlle, I am tlianklul lo say I am
coinrle'.tly cured, nnd for the first time'iu ten
year-! cm pi" uiy lelt heel to Ihe ground, lain
vein,
V'H 0-M JiVPl-n, S7 Jeffersmi Street IHif
!;'(; ... i.
Tho moment atiytlmiL.- nssiimos tho shape
oi a du'v. some iiersone led themselves un a-
aid, ot' d eclnxrgjiipjt
TliouHtHl- oi woineu bless tlie day on
whi'b I'I 1'ii'i-ci's "Fv(.rii. rrescviinien "
was made Ituoaii to fin m. Iu ail Ihoso de
ranpi inents causing backache, ilragKiug-doivn
unsatpuis, neivous and gf neral d-hility. it is
a i-.iii--,i ter.icd-. Jt?scc:hlr!g a2d beslisc
pi, ; -lti-s redir 1 cf tbo inmost value to
la lit) eulleripu from ' internal fersr," ton-
fM:..n !t1!5ant..n r nlceraiio,,. Py
Irt!ft:ist.
An np-iountrv mim bought a Toman candle j
ai.d I'p-hV.I it to ko lo bo-1 by. lie says you )
can bet vonr sweet lile no it nca ine man mm
l.'Vbd i'. if he fan mid bit:', rr.t
Tho nrbiiiaf " tliiioLiver f iiTa" are Pr
Pii-r-'eV l'leasant Tursativo IVIletn," and
are cnb n-ivelv inntated. They cure sick and
bi!iou headaclie. Trivate Govei unient slnni))
with Dr. i'ioive'e siRiiaturo and poi trait mark
the genuine, llv lnippits
I ho "Klectrio limiei Indd companion" is a
rew ah! lo stocM'np (lariiinc. V pr Punic its
Kii .' h"l 1 in In i'Klii'i'ii'K d' rk.
lnr reuse and llerrease.
The ctn-iif slii'wa that the proportion I
t o'ors to Iho population is 1 tn S Tt-UHl. The
I n i tinti of prrune trmiblid with kidney
and hvi r 'li-oliler.-i ha bieii alarimugly l.'l
crcasitw. but sine the altnoet universal uee
i f Warner'fc bafu Kidney and Liver Cure thec
d:-er.?r9 are illiniuiehi::!.
If religion could le u.al? a pirt of lifo,
pr,.pc could (iijoy any proper aumseineuts
and 1 c nude belter by ih ui.
Ft Dth tisia. lsnioKSTiov, ilepression of
siurils end neneral debility, iii tiielr various
lurms : alfn as a preventive against fever and
ajue an l other intermittent fevers, th' Firro.
rimsph ira'ed Flixir of I'alisava," made by I
Caswell. Hazard A Co., New York, and eidd ly I
all DniKKifts, is the beet tonic: and for pa- !
tienbi recovering from fever or other sickness, j
it has no equal. j
V mi aie "ai-tlri kmid wTisn jou Trv to fa' tn j
!! that hn' ill i-iiiteailnes Bi.ed with wurio.
I,",ir !I:,r-e and Cattie I'owdeae will destrov the
" '-t in and ynt tee atumai if a eendiiien lo fatten,
t I.I.KVsi li ru I ii I'nod cures M. riwis r.Wlitv A '
M, .ikne-s .'I lH'iirtlv.. Orv.lli. 91 all ilrilfrlft-- ;
bend I - r l ire'r. A;ienjfliaruiv-v..M I tirl av., N. . j
Tiiiot- n . i iv-rvNT wnF.n rrtN"". I
m:i ,1 1- in f.0 tlie vane-is rerts ,1 the anitnat
! .iici u.-i. 1 Luis ol the hrrribleiie" ef an anin ef
worn.' nt 'tmira ihe illarlel if hfe. A dee i f
f- r.vr't li d au Vertu'f'ite wj 1 de-irn- tLeai.
Vhn once infidelity cn peiauale men
that lli'-y shall dm like beasts, they ill soon
I bpuielit to I v.- ilk" be is's.
A Fririb! in "ccJ U a Frit-nt! Iiidocl,
v i '. ! v fih a e-n vmpnihi7'"p adilre end
r i 'ine a treublc hn- I'een l."t d ini-l I irdi u
!'t'"i' veil. Hic'i a fricn l-h p is vorlb kc pim.-,
ii"l "lull, from his i spt nem e, he ad' i-c ami
i" :: i. I, hi. opinions sb-.uifl bo beeded If kind
'vi-.i.,n 'H'vtr die, and pnod deeds nre never
!'.ihe inducement for aJi'n; iloiuc the pvwl
inn (.in i still a great one. Mnnv rople linaclno
ih-.t 'l ey had loiter do tiothm.;' Ihan don im!c.
Wrpi Iiinir Hint It is the detail that makes 1 lie tie-c-.eie-the
dri'ps that f"rm the sh'-wfrs-tiic
' ti..- Hudnesvesof lifo that ir'ike eiit nee ni.
d.ir.iHe. , in tho pit tiire. the obi f-r.
.V"on is cxtendinj rtdiei , H e sui'i ring tnpplt
nnt b-if!rli!g a b"'t!cof tbntwoiid r"il rrtprdv,
fr r. of" Oil. so nil run rlo fomi Hi'tc rf ltih.
fit fi -r his fellow re.cn in their tln-.r? ol trouble or
taki't 5. In ho'v ninny inMan'-rf i u! J (lie nia-
p'e rien'.lon of Ihe iv-rds "f-T. Jtforis I'll."
eeut '.rd with terms of Indrrscmi lit and rti-co-irr.c.
in. ut. b; lilt; n Ui f end cure to tlio.c vuf
ferine with rhcntnii'i-m. In a ii f Ilie wendi-r-ful
renird of ilii- (ireat f.errr.nn I;mnly in ib"
cure of rlieiiinn1ini. ticitrnk-io und ell pamliil
ilv,.,.f, it npi'cur- in the bpil f l Mn i'ii duty for
tvervone to imticnl'c, tit trilently, nrt-v lis
Hppilciiiii'ii In Ihe di-i'iiM-s iminiil, iVaniii: m
mind that lbc h'e'v-t p.i d Iii in n an lo u nn
oon-i.-i In that vh:.i h lend- lo pn ue to I In t r
p Hcc.'cnai-eiin1i:i"n rni ryiitn. An'ieranrr
" l'.o have no lu-.-itniion in c.v mi: fit-.. Ai.ri.--ii ti
t ' their opinion Is lli'hop (.ilrnonr. 1 1 I h vrino !.
chin, who has lived Hit- (.net tivrman Kinmlv.
.-T. .t.fohs nn, nii-1 cndor-iv ii liich'y. It"
th it tin- ll-eof M. Jn i'li t'!t he- l- iii lii'd li
cr n'lv. nnd I bii' e no lit -ltntioii to n-ei ii.inttid
i' to nil a on eact Hi tit :iirtiiii''. '
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THE OUE GREAT MEDICISE,
Without doubt thare are new, an4 have bena for
veaia paat, aaveral laealclsie ot remarkable merit
bciorotbs raiMlo medicine whidi hate beet ned
n very many M'fi with excellent ancceaa. The
liatpea c' tbcae will readily recur to onr readen. aad
thev re the name cf rfeparatlotia whcee wotthfot
certain purrowa no ouo is dispo'e'l to deny, nt
we art fi'ilb iiistifled. by undeniable atid otcWnii
facts, la f a Inc. and m do unhesltstingly My. that
the one j-real me In-ins of the r-reseot day the rbed!
cine we mean which now atanda r re-minent aboye
nil olhers-ta lha famoii Vr.otnNE of Mr. H. B.
Steven, of Boston, heuia of the undeniable fa-le
respecting this famous medicine are those:
Irrst. It is astonisliiusli- efllcfeut in really carina
theTTlom dlica!"- for which it Is especially com
pcin led ami iutflu-U'd.
Second. 1 acU -.nth a eel rlty which ts irneraUy
r.n- in.i-l.-l.il? A single
iwitflo salt often eltp
euredthensnrof a seri.Mi. .i.m.-uity or oroiiMii aoeu.
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