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By the Dead.
BY CELIA THAXTER.
loverly, till now J neve r knew
The ’"caning of the word I What lack i» here !
O pale mask cf a soul, good and true !
O mocking aemblance etretched upon a bier!
Each atom of this devastated face
Wan bo inatinet with power,with warmth and light -
What desert is so desolate! No grace
la left, no gleam, no change, no day, no night.
Wher la the key that lock, d these gate* of epee, h.
Once beautiful, where thought stood sentim I,
Where sweetness at, where wisdom passed, to teach
Our weakness e'rrngth, our homage to compel 7
Despoiled at last, and waste and barren lies
This once so ri - h domain. Where lives and moves,
at world, the splendor of these eyes
That dauntless lightened like imperial Jove’s?
Annihilated, do you answer me ?
Blown out a d vanished like a candle flume ?
Is nothing left but this pale etUgy,
This silence dreai this dread without a name ?
Has been all in vain, our love and pride,
This yearning love that si ill pursues our triend
Into the awful dark, unsatisfied,
Bereft, and wrung with pain ? Is this the end ?
Would God so mock us ? To our human sense
No answer reaches through the doubtful air ;
Tet with a living hope, profound, intense.
Our tortured souh rebel against despair ;
Aa bowing to the hitter fate we go
and dumb as if beneath a curse ;
...At**. V’*. Ttn K Heaven answer “ No!”
With all the voices of the universe ?
- .S'enfcncr'a/or Ftbniary
FARM ANO HOUSEHOLD.
The New Potatota.
The committee which waste adjudge
the prizes offered by Bliss & Sun for
the largest yield of potatoes of the
new varieties sent out by them, state
that the Compton's Surprise lias prov
ed to be the most prolific potato culti
vated at present. The quality is excel
lent. flavor pure, flesh white, with a
uniform mealiness. The color of the
akin is blue. The Early Vermont,
grown alongside the Early Rose, has
(proved to be earlier than that variety
• and yiel -s more.
Protection Against the Homy Moth.
A bee raiser in New England is said
to have patented an invention for the
protection of bees from the attacks of
the honey moth, which enters the hives
at night and rifles the stores. The
idea arose out of his familiarity with
the daily routine not of bees only, but
of hens. Hens, he observed, retire to
rest early ; bees seek repose earlier
still ; no sooner are they sunk in slum
ber than the moth steals into their
abode and devours the produce of their
toil, lie has now built a stand of hives
with a hen house above it. The bees
first betake themselves to their dwell
ing and settle themselves for the night
The hens then come home to roost on
their perch, and, as they take their
place upon it, their weight sets some
simple mechanism to work, which at
once shuts down the doors of all the
hives. When the flay dawns, however,
the hens leave their roost, and the re
moval of their weight from the perch
raises the hive doors and gives egrws ( o
the bees in time for their morning’s
work.
Worms in Horn*.
The presence of norm? in the horse
is marked at first by an increased ap
petite, but the animal, notwithstanding
the quantity of food which he con
sumes, falls off in condition ; his skin
is dry and hide-bound ; his coat is
rough, and is not shed at the ordinary
time; there is an annoying itching,!
which causes the horse to rub his up
per lip against the manger or on the
wall; sometimes there is considerable
itching about the rectum, which is in
dicated by the horse rubbing his tail
or rump against anything within
reach. The symptoms before men
tioned are such as would lead one to
suspect the existence of worms, but it
is only when these appear among the
dung voided by the horse that we can
speak with certainty on the nature of
the evil. At a later period, and especi
ally when the worms have develop
ed in great numbers, the symptoms
are very much aggravated, and the
horse becomes emaciated, and suffers
occasionally from eollicky pains; the
flank is tucked; he walks with diffi
•Culty, and a fatal termination wilt,
sometimes ensue. As to treatment, a
dose of aloes (aloes, six drachms ;
powtlered ginger, two drachma; treacle,
sufficient to make a pill), may be
given, which has often the effect of
expelling the worms without having
resource to any other treatment. If
this fails, divide six ounces of iron
filings into twelve parts, and make into
as many balls, with sufficient linseed
meal and treacle, and give one every
morning until finished ; then give it
dose of aloes, as mentioned, which
will cause the expulsion of any worms
which remain in the horse’s intestines.
Rirfilt of FowlNt
The recent publication of a new edi
tion of Tegetmeier’s Poultry Book, has
called out a lengthy review of the book
by the London Saturday Review, from
which we condense the following as
Tegetmeier’s opinion of the different
breeds now principally kept in Eng
land :
Two data are given from which to
estimate the value of a fowl for the
table or market, • A table fowl should
be all breast, with short limbs and
small bones.’’ Also, that fowls are in
perfection for the table only before
they have attained maturity.’ There
fore a cross of the Malay, with its long,
snaky neck, and plump’, high flavored
breast, with the short-legged Dorking,
will produce an extraordinary table
fowl. He objects to the’ Span
ish on account of their dark
legs, so obj«‘ctionable in the j
market. The (lames have the draw
back of a yellow skin, though the flesh
is well flavored. The Polish and Ham
burgh, though excellent in flavor, are
small in size and are delicate to roar
The Cochin develops the leg at the ex- I
nense of the breast, but, although n
little coarse, is a good table fowl for
home um', but not for shipping. Mated
with the large French breeds, the cross
is white skinned, of good size, and at-1
tains maturity rapidly. The Brahma
is the largest and finest of domestic
fowls; with full, broad, prominent
breast; a back short and broad be
tween the shoulders and across the
hips; a curved, slender neck, and
wings small and light, The tme
Brahma is a good fattener, a first-rate
table fowl, early ripe, and at maturity
of enormous proportions. A cross be-
tween the Brahma and Dorking is also a
profitable market bird, being less impa
tient of restraint in feeding grounds
, than the pure Dorking. The lloudau
is put m equal rank with the Brahma
and Dorking as a meritorious fowl.
Large, heavy, small boned, and a
minimum of offal, they are hardy, and
mature rapidly. The chickens are fit
for the table at four months, and the
flesh is white and fine: “On the
i whole, as a few hardy breeds are better
| than many of various merit and de
grees of constitution, we should
gather from Tegetmeier, as well as
from our own observations, that Brali
; mas, Dorkings and Houdans are the
best investment, taken all in all, for
! the poultry yard.”
Hoasrhold 11 i n 1«.
Food fob Invalids. —Miss Daisy
Eyebright, in the Country Gentleman,
expatiates so admirably on the topic of
food for invalids that we uro sure our
readeri, and the fairest portion of them
at least, will be pleased to see the en
tire article reproduced. This is what
Miss Daisy says:
“ There is no more desirable accom
plishment for women than to know how
to make invalids comfortable, and to
prepare tempting dishes for them, for
I food cooked by the hand of a wife,
mother or sister, possesses a sweeter
relish than the mere component parts
: can give ; and has frequently a restora
tive power which money cannot supply.
I I therefore propose to give various reci
! pes which will enable readers to pre
pare relishing and toothsome dishes
fur those who are ill, and to vary the
food as selection or symptoms may
i render expedient.”
Farinaceous food, jellies and meat
broths, are the most, nutritious pre
parations for invalids; ami such food
as the patient can iake without pro
duoing distress and pain in the digest
ive organs is the kind which will give
the most strength to the system.
Sago Gruel. —Take three table
spoonfuls of sago, and wash in cold
water ; then add one quart of boiling
hot milk, and boil for twenty minutes;
sweeten and flavor with lemon peel, or
; a tablespoonful of brandy.
Ground Rice Gruel. — one
, tablcspoonful of ground rice, rubbed
| smooth with cold water in a pint and a
half of milk, with a bit of cinnamon
ami lemon peel. Sweeten slightly, or
season with salt.
Nil Desi'erandum.— A real health!/
I min or woman, is a rarity ; and what
wonder < when we realize that it. is the
j custom to overload the stomach, and
i then produce chronic disease by the
use of spirituous liquors, “ Tonics,”
“Appetizers,” “Restoratives,” etc.
Having first produced disease by in
discretion, the victim wonders why
“nothing does him good.” Just so;
I and the reason is that they all, or
nearly all, find a basis in alcohol—or
poison. Tn ;dl thus discouraged, we
can conscieiitioiiniv «'<y. *- make one
more trial.” Discard spirituous medi
i cities, and give Nature a chance, aid
ing her in the struggle by using one of
■ her own pure and unadulterated herb
remedies, in the shape of Vinegar Bit
tees. The discoverer, Dr. J. Walker,
of California, is no pretender, but an
honorable practicing physician, and
' his discovery is the result of years of
labor and study. The wonderful cures
effected by them of Dyspepsia, Fevers,
Rheumatism, and many other terrible
dis. ases, are almost incredible.—Com.
Scientific and Safe Treatment.
When applied with Dr. Pierce’s Nasal
Donche and accentnanied with Hr. Piero s
(■olden Medical Discovery as constitutional
treatment. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy pro.
duces perfect cures of the woint cases of Ca
tarrh and Oziena < f irnu.v years’ standing.
Thia thorough course o( medication const?,
lutes (he only scientific, rational, sate mid
successful manner of triating (Ins odnm-s dis
ease that has ever been ottered to tbcnfllict
e<l. So sin has it proven that (lie pro-
prietor has long offered a standing reward of
♦SOO for a case of Catarrh win h ho cannot
cure.
INDISPUTABLE EVIDItNCE.
Thus. J. Bishop, of South Brooklyn, N. Y„
writes that tns wile had suffered since a child
with Catarrh until it had resulted in what
eminent physicians pronounr ed Consumption;
that she has used Dr. Nace’s Catarrh Ramedy
with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery,
and they have worked wondeiw with her case.
STEALINO OUB THUNDER.
People should beware ot th<>« 'imposters
who not only try to imitate Dr. Pierce’« Fam
ily Medicines but also copy his original style
of advertising by offering vajious sized re.
wauls tor cases of Catarrh and ot-fwr diacas* t>
which thevcannot cure. Those who do not
poasr-sa sufficient intelligence t<» enable them
io write original advertisements of their own. I
but have to steal those ot others, are t»i't
likely to have made great ami valuable die
coveries in Medicine. Look out for them.—
Coin.
A I OI'GII. 4'411.D OK M.KK TIIK4IAT
BROWN'S Require! Immediate atkentton and
BRONCHIAL aliould be Chocked If allowed 10l
TROCHES continue, Irritation or mr
mn Lungs, a I’eiimanent Throat
COUGHS Arrr.cTloM, on aw Incubabi.k
and I.uno Dirkask la often the re
COLDS. anil.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Harina a direct influence on the parts. give. Imme
dials relief. For BRONCHITIS, Asthma, CATS HUH,
Consumptive and Throat DtaKAAKa, Troches
err wrrf ahroyt ttl'h good orror,
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Will find Troches ueefnl in clearing the voice when
taken before Kinging or Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an unnanal exertion • flh-VM.iloreana.
Obtain only “ Brown's Hkonchiai Troches,'• and
do not take any of the worthies" linlta lons that may
be offered Sold cerryv A,rr,
riIIKTV YEAH"’ EXPERIENCE OF AN
ULI) Nl KHE.
Mrs. Winslow's SoorniNO Brattr is ths i'hk
RcHirTlow <»r one of the best Female Phrsielans anr
Nurse. In the United States, and has been used toi
thirty years with never falling safety and success by
millions of mothers and children, from the feeble In
fant of one week old to the adult. It corrects acidity
of the stomach, relieves wind eollc, miniates th<
bowels,and <lve. rest, health and comfort to mothei
' and child. We believe It to bo the Bast and Sure,*
• Remedy In the World In all casea of DYSENTERY
[ and DIAIIHIKF.A IN CHILDEN, whether II
Mi*** fmm nr from any olhar raa««*. Kull
flireotlnn* for mine will accompiny nach f>ott|n,
Wnno Grnnlna nnlnaa th* far al aI In of CUICTIMA
PKHKIMM la on thn ontalda
* Hold nr all Mkihcink Okai.fmm.
riIIMHCKM OKTFN LOOK PAMC AMI
MH K
from no other canian than haring worm* in the atom '
. a«h.
HROWN’H VFKMIHJUK VOMHTH
' will deatmjr worm* without Injury kt the child, b*in<
i rmrfactljr and fr«m from all no!orin< or nth
: nr injarioat ln<rn«hetjta udnaliy uwl tn worm prepar-
I atlons.
CVRTtA A BROWM. pHnmif Tnna,
Mn. 2IS Fniton NtreH, Kww Yorih
rfcdiw/Wff, nw'f in
iNca.Wf TwoiiFir* ULJ»Tt A Bui
Many people, purtieuliirly children,
suffer with the car ache ; ami for the bcm tit of
such wo give u eurc but simple remedy. Put
in two or tinee drops of .lohn»on's .tmxii/m
l.iuiiih nt, stop the ear with undressed wool,
bathe the feet in warm water beloro going to
la d, and keep the head wnim al night.
Cu t. Uiiaui.es Sa<ii;i;, who keeps a sii| urb
slock ot livery horsts in Portland, Me, in
formed ns recently thi.t he uses sAeri<(dii's
Caralry Potcticrti legularly in his
st ililes, ai>d that the txpi nsu is more Ilian
offset by tlio ihniinirh' d .inmuut of grain fee
i-h -.ii a to keep Ins h utea always tn good or
der.—Com
A portrait of Cliiet Justice Wood, ot
New Hampshire, uow dead, has been
promised for the State Library.
HOUSEHOLD will Yon Muflei e
PANACEA
To all persona Buffering
tNARVHr froiii Klieu’iiatism, Ncuralgitt,
FAMILY „ .......
Cramps in the limbs or atom
LINIMENT. » oh - BilllousUbolte. Painiutbe
back, bowels or ride, wo would
say Tmc IIoesKUoLD PANACBA
HOUSEHOLD AN|l Family Liniment iaof all
da ar a/nts a others tho remedy you want
f.l!\.\( EA (or )n t etna | an( j e jt crnl ,| use.
AND It has cured tho above coni
FAMILY Plaints in thou anda of ca.cs.
‘There is no mistake about it
LINIMENI. Try it, Hold by nil DrilUKists.
Heal iiml Oldoi iiinily Ilediciiu-. Sdii/orf'
tiler fmi.m w'sr a purely Vegetable tVi/Aurtfc and
Innie for impepaia, Constipation, Debiliti, Sick
ileadaclie, Bißous tUi-L, and all deranzomout:, ot
f.lvor, and Bowels. Ask your D'UKKist for
it. Ik Harr or isHlutinss.
••NGTIIINir; 111 TTEK." i ofler Bn s . I:
Ur. John Ware. colebratHd Veuh aiii r
PULMOMABT Balsam, tort! Ids and Consumption
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.
Beef CattlH— Fair to prime | 8 95 «ri:i 00
Hoot -Live « nu us ti 3u
Sheep—Fair to prime 5 M (<♦ 7 no
Cotton- Middlin' ,ia 15’,
Flour spring extra 6 37 <i« 7 10
Wheat—No. 2 Milwaukee Spring. <«. I 58
Corn—Western Mixed 81 <4 85
Oats—Western 60
Rib—Wewtern 1 08 «a 1 12
Barley 1 70 on t w
Fork—Mesa . ■<« 1G 26
Lard O’a'di 0X
CHICAGO.
Cattle -Choice to extra prime.. |5 25 (4 600
Medinin to choice I 75 (A 6 80
Common to fair 9 50 u* 4 W
Hook—Live 5 95 5 80
Siu.EP— lave, good to choice 4 95 n* 5 50
Butter -Choice 24 (4 2R
Enos—Fresh 16 (4 ff
Flour -White winter extra 6 50 •« 7 75
Spring extra 5 jo (* 6 75
Wheat-Spring, No. 1...., <4 1 25
Spring, No. 9 <4 1 23
Cobn-No. 3 14 58
OATH-No. 2 1. (4 42 iq
RYEa-Ne. 2 (4 79
Barley -No. 2 1 GO 14 1 70
Pork--Mera <414 35
Lard .. 9 ,4
CINCINNATI.
Reef Cai ti.e ♦ 3 50 (4 5 00
Hook—Live 5 30 14 6 00
Sheet-Live .. 41m <4 5 00
Flour Family 7 30 4 7 4(1
Wheat 1 30 <4 1 50
Corn . GO <4 «1
Oats 41 <4 G 4
Rye. 95 <4 9i’.
Barley . 1 35 <4 1 tin
Pork—Mess 15 60 <415 75
Lard 9 14 9',
ST. LOUIS.
Beep Cattlk—Ctwice ♦ 4 00 <4 4 75
Good Io prime .... 300 <4 375
Hons—Live 4 m) <4 A t«l
Sheep—flood to choice 4 00 (4 4 60
FLOUB- Spring, XX ti 00 <4 6 75
Wheat—No. 2Spring j
Cobn f,o <4 f,i
oats A 44k
|‘ YK 84 14 85
1 50 AIM
Pork—Mess <415 7./
Laud U 1,4 9.Y
MILWAUKEE.
Cattle—Caoice to extra prime.. ♦ I mi 14 5 25
Medium to choice 3 75 <4 4 25
Common to fair 2 00 <43 50
Hoos -Live 5 25 <4 ft 70
SHEZI’ -Live, good to choice 4 50 <4 5 25
B'zrrm— Choice 23 <4 30
Zoos-Fresh 1G <4 18
Flour -White winter extra 7 on a 1',5
Spring extra <> 10 <4 ii 75
Wheat—Spring, No. 1 td 1 24'..
Spring, No. 2 <4 1 '22’.j
Cobn No. 2 <4 58
Oats-No. 3 <4
Rye-No. 1 <4 77'9
Barley—No. 3 <4 1 68
I'OBK—ftfi-HR <414 63 5;
Lard 9 14 >
MERCHANTS
GARGLING OIL
The Standard Liniment of the United States.
IS GOOD n»R
/inno and ScaUte, fibcumatism,
I'hUldiiiiix, Ih marrhaidi or I'iltK,
Sprainx and llruiten, Hare Ntirplrn,
(*>Ul)>prd llandx, I 'alrd /irrantii,
b'tesb H'oiimlx, I ithdti, Ufanir,
front Hitr.x, Snaiinn, Swrnni,
fxtenud /‘oixoin, Scratrhrx or f.'rrase,
Namf (.Vncfca, strinfihalt, U indtjniln,
'lalln of all I’indt, fonudorrd ferl,
s'fc fitti. Kingbonr, < rarkrd Itrrln,
Poll A'i i/, foot Hot in XA<</‘,
Hiteji of InimaU, /iVmp in Pooltrf/,
i'oollui< lie, l.amr /kil l', <fr., ifc.
Large Size tl .OO Medium 50c. Small 25c.
Small Size for Family t’.e, Sftcente.
The Gargling Oil has licen in use as a
4inim<‘iil since l<t3. All we a-k 1 :i fait
trial, but lie sure and follow direct ioim.
Ask yuiirneari'st Druggist ordenlci in Pat
ent Me lii iiies for one of our Almanacs, and
read what tin' pngdo say ata»ut the oil.
The Gurgling oil is'for sale by nil re
H|MNhiblc dealers throughout the I nitial
Slatrs and o/hrr ronnlrii x.
our Os/iin.inm/silali* from iKKltnlln' pres
ent,an lar- 1 m> loittd We also manufacture
7lcr« limit"* XI iirm Tnhli t*.
We ilial fair and lilmral w ill nil, and
defy I'oiitnidii'tiiin. Manufai lured al
L« k]M>rt, N. Y., V. H. A , by
Mcnhant’s (iarulinu Oil Co.,
JOHN HODGE, Secicttny.
SEND SI 50 T " G W HI’NT. Uflca. N V .and
I 11( HI l( •in*’ >-(t.ir and Brlvgß A Hr"* ’ <)tiar(< rh .
price 2.1 et - . and an order un tho Brm for »l worfh . f
.red. Send al unco In m tnre this off«r Every t.ll
mor and Patron .hould have thi. valntbl'r paper.
Zts | ww dor a lull i nurse of THvrraiiblng w> en
Ma I tak-n with lIUmINKMM « Ot KAE.
H For <’ir. iilars .iddr. .fmi 1 Com , | I>ul
logo. 81. larula, Mo. O|ien day and night
r|M» I -XlfMI It' XNDOTIIIIfw. A m w and
I Irntirnveit pro< .. of fanning 1 urs, Hher |i Skins.
4c. Send stamp for iiarlieulnrs
N. PIIIITKR. Youngstown. N Y.
AT I AQT We have found anmolhing new for
Hl LHQ I age ,|« |i w .i| i„.u. r Ilian .»/
1 'i. n «l;;",!L»’rhanlied.KiAmfi|i 'is I CHEKA MAN
Us At TH ICG CO .!,•,< |,rk iirIHM wllwm.' .Chlor
I (l| |il I’lilf XX El K ran lie mado by any
• I uFI E smart man wlmean kerphls bu.lnaa,
to liirnaelL Address B P CRaMER,
Jersey City, N. J.
THI’. GOLDEN EGG
For A .rots Itirr.ii tnri>m< irusr.intoed Enclose
stamn fur circular H Allison. Il;ictuml,.-r. H< . N.V
I il4l "rn >nll> Io mi'll, w ion, leiys and gill. Io
' I’ HI work lor ii. PAH Il< Cl AH' Fill I
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IWHIL IVfC BECK. Weal Union. Adam. < .. Ohl,.
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JIM> STAMP to Arm; Record, Aurora, 111, for
H .imple copy of »»•••» 8 ,Idler.' paper Io the world
S“ 1 T per Dnv. Iji.i Agmita want d. Send
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F. Xf 'll XX’EI K. Agonta wanted Partlow
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«ss
Z>y tUKEKA ' Y>X\ r
FVINECAR BITTERS!
<«i’;iH*llH I iioiisiiiitf.s pi
!■'• \i; Bri ri i; , the inoe! wonderful In
'ig' intit Gut ever u>tii!v<l the sinking
■■.V-teiii
No IViMtii < jin tiketlh'se Bilh r>
:h cording to directioin , and remain long
unw(‘||, provided 1 heir l> tne.r are not de
stroyed by mineral poison or othei
means, and vikd organs wasted Im’voiki
repair.
Bilious, Remittent and Inh'r
•nittrnt Fevers, vdm ii are . opreva
lent in the valleys of onr pleat rivei
throughout 4he Hinted Stab .v perialh
those of the Mississippi, (Udo, Mi ■. >tm.
Illinois,Tennessee,l'muberl.ind.Ail an
s a.s, l>ed, Colorado, Biams, |{io lirande.
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ko
anoke, James, and many others, with
their vast tribytarie. , throughout om
entire country during the Summer and
Aul uiiin, ami remarkably so dm imtsea
sons of unusual he it and dryne. s, an
invariably aceompained by ext ern ivu de
rangements of the stoma l h and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment.a purgative, exerting a povv
erful influence upon these various or
gans, is essentially necessary. There
in no cathartic for the purpose equal to
Dk. .1. Walkek’s Vinegar Bitters.
as they will speedilv remove the dark
colored viscid matter with which .'lie
bowels arc loaded, at the same time
stimulating the secretions of the liver,
and generally restoring the healthy
functions of the digestive 01 gans.
Fortify the body againsf distasi
by purifying all its flmdswith Vinegar
Bu i er,s. No epidemic can take bold
of a system thus fore armed.
Byspepsia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs.
I’ightness of flip ( In st, Dizziness, Sum
Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks. Palpita
taiion of the Heart, Inflammation of the
Lungs, Pain in (he region of the Kid
neys, and a hundred other painful syjnp
toms, are the offsprings of l>v pepsia.
One bottle w ill prove a better guarantee
of its merita th; n a lengthy advertise
iu-nt.
Scrofula, or Ring’s Evil, Winn
Swellings, lift ern. Erv ipelas. Swelled Neck
Goitre, Scndidoiis Inflammation Indolent
Inflammations, Men mi ll Alfevtioiis, old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sori Eve . etc
In these, as in n<! otluw constitutional Hi'
eases, WaLKER’h VIKKGAfI BITTKKH liave
shown their great curative powers in the
most obstinate and Intractable ea <•-.
For Inflnininuiory and Chronic
Rh<‘lliii:itisin, Gout, Bilious, Hemit
tent and Intermittent I’evers, I »i;.easesoi
ibe Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bl iddei
these* Bitters have no equal. Such l>isea.-e
are ( insed by Vitiated Blood.
Meclianinil Diseases. Personsen
gaged in Paints and Minerals, eh as
Plumbers, Type-setter \ Gold beaters, and
Miners, as Ificv advance in life, are mibjeei
to paralysis of the Bowels. To I'lnev
against lids, take a do. e of \\ vlm.h's Vlv
KfIAK Bi i tehs cei a. ionally .
For Skin Discuses, Eruptions, Tct
ter, Salt Phetun, I'-bdvhe .Spot, Pimples
Pustules. Boils, ('arbanele., King worm •
Scald head, Sere Eye . Erysipel m, Itch
Scurfs, lyiscoloratioiis of the Skin, IJmnor
and Biwases of the Skin of whatever nanit
<>r nature, are literally dug up and <allied
on* of the system in a short time by the ti.-t
of these Bitters
Pin, Tu|h\ and other Worms,
lurking in the system of so many thousand -
are ellect’jiiliy destroyed and removed. N<
system of medicine, no vermifuges, no an
tiielmimiics will lice the ••yt tem from worm
like these Bitters.
For Foiimh* Complaints, m young
or old. married or single, al the dawn of wo
manhood, or the turn «J life, the e Tonii
Bitters display so decided a:i influence that
improvement is soon pen eplilde
Cleanse the Vitiated Bloml when
ever you find its impurities bur tmr throui-l
the skin in Pimple Eruptions, or Sores
cleanse it when yon Ihid it ; l> tinei< d and
slnggish ill tile vein .eb 41 II I’d II It I j
foul, y our feelings will tell *on when Ke<j
the blood pure, and I lie health o| the y It ‘I
will follow.
It. ts. IH< IKIV fil.D A CO..
Drtiggista :>ml Gen Vi’t >in Ft in, g* '.ill', ■
Mini < «»r «»l W.ishifipttHi »i>hl I hitiilmi > \ »
l»> Illi ’ »•!•«< fl- » I*
PAYING‘EMPLOYMEIVT "
For all baving timte lime, in m* Ihnu our Nrvw Book.
' • '/ 1 • ' > •• • ■ - 1 »■ • *' i urri --h v ' .ill
of peu|»>. actually ilium v •<» buy
era. Honk ttl«i r-< • kintr rtometlrtnir n«*« fill and
IrtM-'•rllitijz. and nil bavluff any t.p»r<« I'hte h
ph aartni ut.rk, witb»oit tUli, write nt oro i- for rum
pint* Idpaitn ib-scripttve«lr< nlar and Him nil l< » m»«
to K A IIDTCHINHoN A <•»'.. rhic.lff' 1 . ill.
irrmramiTH ca nectah
is a rimi
i ItMl K T »• »
. 71 tie-4 >!• <-' I'« • l'Li»<*r. Wat
oral“n Tt ranti <! so aril* all i t *• I•» >l*
• verywCi t> And <<»r /tin whole
-w fait’only by Hi<a it Ailarrth’A
MT I’a• I*o T»‘f* No r*l Fulton
eH st • - ,n '* - *”4 ■* f’h’irvh Kl . New
ML J vork r <» li u swi h..t..i for
fhea N..<ur < Ircnlar
r A < J NT*» for the U I I KIA U
1111 ~,n f■■»»»• tly D'»i” r *'»ur monlha. |
OU *Jonfalninrc thp whob’ of th»’ tntero ftn# w i
***< . | h •| V I- | v fit I t|lHU* 011
lloftM*. Thlw rrroat f< rtwrr «lo« ■< not it>l rhi; • upon
tlii- loinpht I'tii'Ms of nlhrr dfparfriM’iitw. Th«
wtril.i WiwiiNMlM H d'ltim <|ii<r*'i Iwrarr
than thi» A>ir I. rk /,#</•/<r or th•• .V»<r Fori W»»Ab#.
Mam|»l« <‘<aiira (»»••». All ah mi Id Im*
addrm<rd IKAMIH, AIK WK A <ll AM Fit, Mil
waukee, Wig.
W<>ne parkaife of Pn»f Hall’s Maule f*»»m
t«miwd will fore* whiakera to jrrow
’hlfk and henry <»n t ie Hnordhrat fa« e
'without iniury) in 21 days, or not toy
reftin'led Ji « U a tMckn*«!, |N»«*onid,
»r .1 for Meta <>no applhatlon «ts my
‘•flair f’urler” will curl thn hair <»f
either *»i beautifully. bas IwfatUoii
Kuarnnlwrvtl. da. a par k»«o.
I>«l 1..1 ter Wr»> h.
K W ,I<>NRH, Ashland. Masa.
THE END OF THE WORLD
toHNtiwt M .l«t 'TV* r P PBA
hl.Mt »** >»*■« FATa” • * r k*' *• <»«!«.•• awtl tar.
r*MM, Hbw r*— * M*'; •* H * ,•<* >*♦ »U«. »
k««bMa | MiM* «•• •*» i**’ l
r MU-
h».i. A«*t »«*•. *w , . - . aA,L..... u,
EXTERMINATORS
and INSECT POWDER FOR
Kat*. Mk', lloiulh -', An'.*, B- 'l-bnaw, Moth*, An.
4.».MKMKY,I'I KHANAC’O., N. Y.. tfokAgvnt*.
OR. WHITTIER/ 't? . ... ii h/.
»* ii ar a* ••<l. and mo«t a«te<*«*saf til phywlclan of
thaafts. <*onaultat|on or pamphlet free. Cali or writea
Inst pobliahnd for th<* benefit of young men who suffer
from ffervrMßatiaaa, I>*billtja Au , a treatise of IM paao<
tor i sUrapa, a book -•*> pa*va, UluMtatod. for Ml oe uU
Orient Safety Lamps.
These Absolutely Won Explosive Metal Lamps
Haw within the l.ut few yeitrs become so universally known that n full description is unnecessary.
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Kt om flit- >»n k I iidrpr fidriit, April 10, ’73.
Wv have bcm excevilinaly w« Il phuiM*d with the light given tta by a pretty Orif NT SAFETY faAMP, manu
t " 'Hi' ii b> Wai t.v f A IHinh, New V< tk It hna a metal howl with partition intdde an constructed that If
overt urn< I or i«< • (dentally opart, (though tv I le< ’ with keroavne.) it will not explode, and the otl cannot get
on tin The Wick ia rir» ular. also the Glass t himney, and with the Shade on it gives a moat pleasant and
brilliant light It aeeni * tnua juat Him thing f<>r families to n<.e whn are not supplied with «a». and It is, aa
far an we have buy’». the cheapest of (he varione lampt* which vr brlievtf tofu mfe.
From llrm tli n tirl llomv, February H, *73.
Light Me have uaed, in thia office and elaewhere, for more than a year past, Orisnt Safety
LAMFff. manufactured by Wai lace A Honk They are aafe, almple In construction, raHily managed, wall
made, give an eivullcnt ligh* in short, wra (hf lamp wf like, and are glad to recommend.
AGENTS MAKE $lO A DAY
Selling These Lamps,
Alii NTS VVANTI 1> in every county iu the Uiiib-> HUtes. For terms, ko., address
WALLACE Ac SONS.M) Chambers Street, N.Y.
New Scheme of Sasy Payments
FOR
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET® ORGANS
The MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN
<‘<»MI’ANV Lave arranged a new system,
under which they now offer their well
known Organs
For Kcnl, with Privilege of Piirehuse,
at prices and on tenua extraordinarily
favorable.
Payments may run through one Io four
years.
HI Kent which h:wlxM*n paid allowed and
deducted on Organs purchased and paid for
within one year.
Au organ may he reiiii netl after six
months at cost of only reasonable rent, if
for any reason it is not wanted longer. If an I
Organ Is l retained and rent paid fotiryears, i
it heroines Ihe properly of tin* parly '
hiring, without further payment.
Organs will b.< rented on this plan to any
part of the country accessible to our ware-1
nsiins er agencies. Only knowledgcof the
unrivaled excellence of our organs, and .
practical experience that they will tie found I
so attractive in use that scarcely any of
them will ever Is) returned, warrant thia
offer to supply them on such terms.
Sa Teimsol lb nting, containing full par
ticul.irs, «ilh <b -cripth tiHof Ktyh's, Bents and
Price*; also, JlluHtcili <1 t'aiilogues and Tts
tinmmal Cin ul <is, sent Free. Address,
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
Boston. New Vohk, on I'mcxuo
CONSUMPTION
And Itw Cure.
Wri.l -S< >!N'H
Carbolated Cod Liver Oil
I i, *, nf!t<. . .».»*■ i;»?lnn »f two u‘‘ll known ttu «ll
1 | h , M |t llivoiy ;qD»-l to Hfl* t lh»‘ tlt»‘H), lliftt
Imibl tit Hie -vL'tii. Thr hltn < Iht<l His «!«•< 11 inv <*or
tn t I . miiy RUrtlintf cur<«u pferfutuiml by Will
«« ii’»- < BFl* 111 »M»f- * ... ..
• \ ,| ‘-I iff'ftft. II in 1n« {
f Mt-I mill t fill I’t’l-I I'll* In II »• kn*wn world lit
ft riit*’ Hilo IB* 1 in ’ilmlH'li H «»t jrt»«i (’b < will I
• Hpii«>r, un<l d' < *V • H jmrlflvM the mmn «>
f * / Y • / nil i In rf-ltto |
(*«Mi»iiin| ii"f.
Put 111. in
fl. at mJ Ito »n« ■ liloi’s .!«,»««•,»•. «••>» •» l
Go h. -I l»ii-KK>'<». • " P»i- *l' V
.1. 11. WH.f.MV.. *< t ,>oh» st.. W< v York.
i in cf t:l"' A Kt'S VI !„< iii> oic
W. . IKU v<.i , pi, ii >i; .mi, 1 , a. < 0., m. Uhus
AOr.NTH WANTED 10R THE
HISTORY OF THE
GRANGE MOVEMENT
TARMI R'S WAR AGAtNRT MONOPOLIES.
11. in* a full an f authentic ariMiunt of the st ruga b’a I
of the Ainerlc nKiunrri avslnat the watoril<»»is of I
tho Railroad < ompin’cs, with a hhtorv of lll** niui
mid pr»'*r»Ma of the Onfer of Pa*rolHof Husbandry;
It* ol»p <li and proa|»*el II nail* at Right. He nd for
•ApiTininn pages ano terms to Agents. and won why R •
sella faster than any other hook Addriy-ts, N ATION |
Al. PUBI.IKHING CO . < li c.i*o,
Wood’s Household Magazine.
Illi: BEST 1101.1.A1l MOMIII.Y.
mm V » day mads by <mi
yasaln* th’<
mag./ln* now In
«Qal TH hP | ” !i
I U with Chromo,
THE Y. SEMITE VALLEY,
t lx*2o imhi -♦ hi HOI Colors,
Magnr.mo.onn year, with Mounted I 'bromo. fi Ml
! Magmum*, one y mt. aith Cnmounted Chromo, IM |
Maga/h.e, alone, ojir year, I HU j
Kaauilro* our I ‘lobbing and Prwmlnm Liats.
Tw o >• Iral-i himM |*i*riod|r nla for Ihr |»rh*«*
of one. Wr aojlclt Ex i»» , rh , ii< , f<l (‘mia nr*
end others to wend nt oiirt* f<»r term* and WiHTinn-n .
Mambzui” Address H* I .Piiblhh'jr.
41 Park Row, W. V City, or nowburgb, M. Y.
CANCERS CURED. ( «SUF IB k
honrs, by tlio moat Improved mot hod, wit hoot th*
knife, loaf of blood, or pain. M|m«‘ialty made of ’' ,,n
Hompiioti. Chronic, Private and Onailtutlonal
ntaws. Calion oraddmaa OR. OhRVIIK. 4M Eask
Water shoot. Milwaukee City. Wl%
Why is this Lamp Safer than Other So
called Saiety Lamps ?
This question, so often .wked, is easily answered. The
Okiknt Safitv Lamp is the only lamp which has The
ill-1.1.H PATENT IHlt lti.l. JOINT shove the
surlae. of the oil, which prevents the possibility of being
injured by accident, nr of leaking. This is also the only
lamp which uses
Fuller s Patent Sa'e y Wick Chamber
or tubo—the only device yet discovered which prevent! the
nrc from getting into the tody of the lamp, thusrerder
iug it
ABSOLUTELY NON-EXPLOSIVE
These, latnpa are comprct, simple and substantial, and
adapted to all domestic uses, the I'AIILOIi, the I'RAWTNG
BOOM, the HALL, the lIEP i'll A.MHFH and the KITCHEM.
"t hey ore also adapted to Stores, Hotels, Factories, Shops,
Chutch.s, li dis. &c„ UTTING ALL THU GAB and KER
) ObENC i'll ANDt Lit lid. BKAUKITS. PEND A NTS, kc.,
in use. They are finished in the most elegant and substan
tial tiiauii. r. Our lamps with tironze figures, for parlor
use, ate tb< moat elaliorate and ts autiful in drwiguaud fin
ish . ver nianufa hired in thia or any other country. They
areas
Clean and Easily Managed
an a common glaHB lamp, and the light is
lnl« imply llrllllanl f I’urr nud Steady.
Ah further < videnrr of the poimmrity of the Orient Rife
ly Lamp*', we Hubmit the following editorials from the
many we have rwxdved:
From iil<H»i« *s Km nl Airw-Vorkrr, Nov. 11.’ll.
•‘Kim e the Introduction of petroleum oila and fluids, many
aibMiipte have been made to produce a lamp which wtl! es
it'utually Mop the terrible destruction of life and property
l aUMv'tl by the *xptodt»»g ami hreakmij of lattipn.
A lamp to meet untvt-rnal demand and jive satisfaction,
muat be capable of burning, with »afoty,ail lr»nd« of Ml, jood
and Am/, it must be made of meth, without aeam, ielnt or
Holder, so that it can never break or leak It must be atm
ole, but Ht irnl itically constructed, and ao nicely finished as
to be ornamental uh Well as ma /ul and inus' be sold at a price
within the reach «»f all. Such is the Orm.nt Kafkty Lamp,
m inufaciurtd by WalLaci A Sons.”
From American Agrfcultnrlat, April 1, ’73.
** Recently wa have tried a new lamp, called the Ohikmt,
and Hevera) week*’ trial has tailed to show any fanlt Intt
The lamp la a neat pattern (uh shown in Che engraving.) The
tUmr* is plonHant. bright and steady, and the lamp Is not a
rapid consumer of oil. We do not see how any one can get a
better return in light from the amount of oil consumed than
from the OuiFNT, manufactured by W 'IXACE A KOWH.”
AYER’S CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all (He noses of a Family PWc,
CURING
Contlvene... J*wb«
«••<■». l>y»pcp»l". I®*
digest Inn, I»y.ent.-
V-<taSlW r aW' r X’ Fonl Stomach
T ’Zj and Breath, E.ysfp-
1 A Sljb ■ . las,"itrndnehe,Piles,
Klteiiinatl.m, trvp
tlons and Skin IM.”
, , Jh»- ~ - rases, Hlllonsae.s,
<-r
T ■ Dropsy, Tetter. Ta-
inors and Salt Ithenm, Worm., Goat,
Neuralala, as a Dinnei Pill, and Purifying
the Blood, are the most congenial pnrgattv.
, yet rerfected. Their effects abun<i»ntly show how
.nu-h ,x.’r owcoi all rm. Tfc.r «»• •**
■ pleasant to take, but powerful to cur.. They
i purge out the foul humors of the Mood; they
stimulate tho sluggish or disordered .rgen Into
action and they impart health and tone to th.
whole being. They cure not only ho every day
| complaints of everybody, but formldaMe and dan
gerous diseases. Most skillful physicians, most
eminent clergymen, and our best cltisens, send
. ertifii atesof cures performed and ofcgreat benefit,
they have derived from these Pills. They ars the
safest and best physic for children, because mild
as well ns effectual. Being sugar coated, they ara
easy tots*, and being purely vegetable, they ar.
entirely harmless.
PuarAusn nv
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Maw.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
."Wd Ay «B «u 4 bcaltra <M Afsdtcfnd.
•kG tn C9fl '"; r ’ Asente wanted! Ail classes
J<J ill JAU of working people, of mtlierVi. young
er old make more mom y*< Work for Us In fnely spate
mono nU. or all the time, than »l any thing hl.a Paructl.
Inta freo Addres <<• HlIMbuN ACo , I’urtia*. Maia*
CINCHO-QUINIHE
in flu effectual a remedy
FOR FEVER & ACUK
Sc the Sulphate in the tuuni 1 doses, while ft tiffrrt»
Hit hi tiil /< as, is more palatable an<l mu< A ek.aper.
Semi for descriptive Circular with TrtHmnnialv
f>f from all part, of the crnititrf.
ty~Sample packages for trial, 2S cents.
Vrapansl by HILLINGS, CLAPP& CO..chetnbifs,
Roalnn, Musa. New York office, ** ffColh-ge Flar'd.
slit < tod . thoiioands saved from an early grave;
loi t vitality ; nervous weakness; who may marry;
why not, loaf memory; Impaired health. Tblriy
h-< lures delivered at Chicago Medical Institute,
price w cents. Circular, to ladles, two stsmbs.
Consultation free (’tiresguaranteed.
vail on Dr A 11. tlttff. le Randolph st., cor HtWh.
Chicago, 111. t'h'asant home for pattents. All
correspondence strictly confidential.
LOVERS GUIDES
Model love lottei irl love <>t end mar-
ry mg wm> and when von please, how to Is l hand,
some cures tor liundrmlsof dleensea, also many
mu seenta, arts, nn-lerie-. money making
metlpidH, A<. I’riceotilv Iff rente.
Address
NTKr>«KNN A <O„ I’ll hl Inker.,
f ltleago, lit.
200 PIANOS ANO ORGANS
o. I w, I, 1 !■ irsf-clnoo Hukera,
i I, Loner l'rie< ■ ./<•< or 0.. I not nil.
minis, < it, t oiuitrv, during ibis Flnnnetnl
I n.i. ' ' llolidnvn,''/ IlitKAt l: U ATI.IIM
A WON. |M| ItrmtdH n t,'Aus ,-vrr bvtwre niter,
rd in New l„rh. Igeiilsß HWntrro*
< • l< bruled I’lunos. < onerrlo os<f Orchestral
tltu.iiis. Ilhi.irnled < nt it hig i)a-a nosih./ Great
IniluermPnfo'o <A> Trarie A Inrar dlaroaat
l» Minlstero, I Iturelie., -antlny.Mckwwlw, elr.
STANDARD LOT TA BUSTLE.
JHMfIVWMMMaMMM Diploma Award.
rd bv the Amrrl
rut' Inalltnte each
»e« r . A W Thomas.
Patentee and M«nn
(SVOEfiIH l o in er t r the l.ifht
i -r»*>.*4.Jdai > Strongest sad ntnat
I■ ' nito, i ~bl« Bustle
BUKwW’X I'" Stand,, ' l-u's
< KFiXnalSMHßßisuSs&fll 1 hat can be worn Alsea
li suit every alyl, of drees. WHOLBdAk* ©SPOTS:
**l WHITE NTRBKT, M W VORK.
MUI If M!K NT., PIIILAMLniIA.
’«» sl<l* lovealrd In Wall H*
■ ■ loft«>n loads t<» a ft«rlnne !4n
I > ylji Mk «! |»a*fpan»phl*t Jr»J
jdMtai Vm,» n i imf TrMitHWKt" >
Do., Bankers, 8R Wall M , W»v»
VIW WAY OF FILLIS9
ix| Y u can nil y«*«ir own. Wo pam or trouble. ”**« , Trr ZT
•4*'vi b»r rinulacon Pte*ration «»f Tuot-Mcnr
DKNTAI* AMWCUriOH, Bom fcM>, CUNiaaali, <>**••
M. N. I'.
Wlin WHITING TO
A* li'. won «nw the nd» .
thlH pnprr.
ItIAPPY HKLIEI*.
iDon’t despalrT Read
Itbe cream of ffiMfra!
Ihteraturaf TBlti*
nears among tot