Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 30, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 November 1871 — Page 4

t'hicago in Ashes, nx wm. c. bu' i.vm8. A Cltv ScvereiRn to too golden Vest, lnitTet:rdv tiiintfWont 'a pride! To-dav H watt of siiRukh fr-ra her on-set Waea vlio-w to caon mighty ocean's tide. A wnil of anguish wrung out b.v the tamve. That licked her srlenrtora level to the duet, And blazoned her- the chef of ill-atarred niimeii, Tbat ltory holds fu meteneh. Iy trust. Her niati hlens miracle of ph Iden rlac Thn at fal!- and enchantment V art, le evert, uow n-. more in nir sad oyee, I'tial son her glories Uko t dream dunart. II r lances were litems wronnht in etone

I i: r nmris like Egj nt for t he world poured g nun ;

Her prairies girt her vttn a Komeu zone, Her fame aeenied that of Carthage comengaiu. Bid U(imaa legions .tt Chicago's breast, - Hurled no rod hoHe that Imp lots Carthago rcat ; In peine the hot rap to her lips woe nrcst, And .iliriekiug to her runeial pyre she went. O das ol horror ! day of mthli.es wo,

That t tripped the Weal' yeuug quoon of all hei

inue ; Hot stat-lv domes and lof '.v towers laid lov,

And whelmed her homei in terror's crimson tide.

Checked are the currents ,f her bonndlesa trade. Her gfcint grauarie siroice with smouldering wheat ller dauhum in uvc silki- no more arrayed Htil.dad and honulcus, shiver on the street. tf of h.-l magic grovvtb hr heart boat prov.d, And it her stones and Hixkn she took delight If rivals lightly eallol her fast and loud, Nouc i;rudge hor wan f pity in her plight. Frond bd 1 icnceiit, and fast to rpond The easy Hold her skill was sivift to mate ; 01 art Mid toils at royal rate the friend, And wisdom's lover foi its own sweet sate.

Ah. luek.ees queen her strength and beauty sea rred

sue lui lo-aay on ague lor nor nod ; And all the had in ier despoil ts marred, ' And all its joy in her despair is dead. The E5': and Wet their caycr hands stretch forth To ponr their wine an,: oil at her seorehett feet., 1b and largess lend the toutu and North A peril's pain and pity .wil t to EA-ct. Her son; her crumV Vi rreatn-.-fin will rebuild, when the blanched te.-ror flies their kindling lip. And the Rla.1 glow o: pr. co egain shall ild Their queen's fair lacj now ;prone in fou 1 eclii i. littatl. li!, Mass., Oct. Will. 1871.

i'&RU, UAHDKX AMI UOUSHOJLI.

llunj.iuiic lu Bcecli-.t Ht s. It Ills lately benn ascertained, in corroboration of experiments mad. some years ;tgo, but to which little importance was attached, that bocch-imts contaiu a large jiereentage of manganese, itltbongh the soil in which they are grown may exhibit no appreciable trace oi this metiL

fiik-I'lant ft Xcw Grauudu. - Among regetable substances useful in the arts, is ons thfit has long peen knowri iu Xrw Granada under the name af the ink-plant, as furnishing a juice which can be used in writing without previon i preparation. Characters traced -kv h this aubstauco have a redciish color : it first, which turns to a ileeji black in a few hours. This hiice js said to be really less liable to thiekf n than ordinary ink, and not to corrode steel pens. It resists tho action oi water, and is practically iudelible. The plat.t is known as Coryaria thymifolia.

' aiircifie GravityTest for PotatMi. It is generally known that the value of potatoes depends upon their specific gravity, and that the heavier the potato the gro:; ter amount of nitrogenous matter it iontains. This has suggertei'1. the ides1, of a convenient test by 'Which the exec Hence of different varieties' citn reat ily be determined, and consists in the use of saline solutions of -uliffertnt degrees of strength. If, assumiDg one variety as n- standard, we make a solution of such strength that -the potato will float about at th.; middle of the ina, neither failing to the bottom nor rising to tho surface, and apply the samo test to other potatoes, wo may conclude that if one falls to the bottom it . s bettt j, or i:t' it- rises to the t jp it is p orer, than tho standard. A series of standards lias been suggested, therefore, by Dr. Jfeslee, of definite percentages of salt and water, thus producing a sliding seal applicable under any circtuastanoefi for the test in question.

Preserving

Tremcllnt I'roees tor

A recent pre cess for preserving grapes through the v inter, introduced by M. Tromellat, of Marseilles, is commended in agricnltarf.l jonrniils as answering its purpose bsttar thsm many of the improved met hods of the day. This depends upon the fact that, in the ordiniry storagt; of grapes, a portion of the v,-ater, both of the stem and berry, -is lost by evaporation, so that they dry up unless moiRturo is restored to them. To obviate this difficulty the bunches ire cut in such a manner as to leav j a condsiderable portion of5'4h- adjacent woody portion of the . vine, tmd are then suspended over a vessel filled vith w iter, so that while only Longing near the surface of the nuter the ends of the stems are i miners e-1. As the moisture evaporates from the grapes it Li restored by capillarsabsoption through the stem, and no change takes plaee. By means of the arrangement thus indicated M. Trwinelk t has succt etlcd in keeping grapes from one fear over into another, fresh and fu r as in the moment of jrotheringA d his method is now used on a large ujale iu Paris and elsewhere.

ries, and they iriproved the land very

much. Any substance ol similar

character that can be had with the least expense of time and trouble will

answer the purpose.

Financial Tauic in Varis, Tho monetivry crisis in Paris, the announcement that tho government is tio longer able to pa y its debts in coin, and will immediately be obliged to issue paper currency, and the rapid depreciation of tho ldites of tho Bank of Franco in Belgiv.m, Germany, Switzerland and Itaiy,hiive caused wide spread dismay in France, and tlie French p;tpert teem with t-nggestions for avoiding a general inaiieial crash The Minister of Finance. M. PotitioMjiior-

tier, is held wsponsilde lor the taW of affairs. It it, awortt-d that, Kgiiinftt the advieo of thn al lesi 'maticiers, lie ptiitl the U.si iiuttalnn-ut of the war indent nity to Germiiiiy so awkwardly as seriously to impair the credit of the government, and Made matters worse by ref using to accept two millions of francs in notes of the Bank oi Franco from a Belgian lirm in payment of n subseripbio i to tho hist French loan. M. Michel. Chevalier, who some time ago predicted ths breaking out. of tho present crises, urges tho government to imitate the example of the United States, ai;d guaranty tlie holders of French thiee and four and a half per cent, bonds that their coupons shall b paid iu coin. He also insi.'-.ts on the necessity of demanding gold for all tariff duties. To this he adds the words of Baron Louis, whom 1'i iv. id cut Thiers has often called his political teacher . " J-'tiiCf lc lu (i:-tUir litiqur it rrtiin (.; dc l-otiiint Jincfo'' " Let your st-.vtc:mi(ii!il)ip lngood aud your t: nances will be good,too.'' A Curious Miilriinoniiil Qitcstiun. The San Jobe ((l il. ) Mercury contains thib singular story. A remarkuble case, eitlier of mistaken identity and fr.tnd or willful or constrained pcrvcrseues rceeiitly oc-eurrt-d, and still exists, in this county, which is deseivim; of something more than a passing m -lice. Thero resides with his mother, in Sauta Clara, Chas. W. Sikes, n younf man of good reputation, worthy and lionust, but of iiuiu ble cii'cumstiinces in life. There also resides in the sarre town, with her parents, Miss Hattii! Burnett, a granddaughter of Governor Burnett, an esl imableyounglady of eighteen, of fine accomplishments and unsullied character. These young people, it is asserted, formed an attaclu 'lent- for each oilier, against the wishes of the girls' parents, who sought by various mean to break the intimacy bet veen them. Young Sikes was positively forbidden to see or speak to the girl. But everybody knows, who litis arrived at maturity, what such forbith .ings amount to. Of course lie met her clandestinely at least it is so positively stated by those who casually surprised them in their stolen interviews. This state of affairs existed for several months, until tho 4th of September last, when Mr. Sikes accompanied by a young lady who gave hor name as Hattie B irnett, called at the law office of C. C. Stephens, of this city an acquaintance of both parties and stated as their object in calling their attention of lieiug united in marriage. The lady remained in conversation with Mr. Stephens who by the way, asserts that ho tins known Miss Burnett from infan cy, and could not be deceived in her identity while Sikes went to the clerk's office for a lisence. He soon returned with this needed instrunent, Justice Stewart was called in, a id the parties were duly married. They returned to Santa Clara, remained tu.-oughont the day at the young man's luine, and then the lady went to her own home. Now comes in the mystery, romance or what you may call it, of tho whole affair. The fact of the marriage leaked out for Sikes made no socret of it and soon reached the ears of the girl's parents. They asked hor it it was tree. She said no, and seemed greatly surprised at the intimation. Sikes claimed that she was his wife; and tho girl was brought to confront him in the presence of Mr. Stephens. Here she denied everythi ng relating to the alleged marritvgti had only known Sikes as a passing a squaintance never intended to marry him the whole thing was a fraud uomc woman bearing a resemblance to her had been procured to personate her, dire. And iu this she firmly persists at the present timo. The parents believe the girl tho public, mostlj. sympathize with Sikes. Some think herfears have been wrought upon until she dare not own the truth. Others don't know what to think. It is certainly :t queer case. The parents and all parties are most worthy people."

AN A.TiliKU'AN IN JAPAN.

Iu-st(is

rr.itn H-'

Atl-rt .Tounml.

How He in ltf tvfl ly the Emprror. j t)(v ul.,, u.m (.UI,l,t us a sevpre lesson Many of our readers will remember ! with regard to the construction of the that Horace Capron, for many years roofs of bouses, nl the question now holding n position under the 'govern- arises, Of what material shall we nient of Washington, was, last summer make our new root's in order that they employed by th Japanese government n;nv be fire-proof indeed ? This fu?t is to go to Japan, and introduce some certain, that corob.tsliblo substances Amerionnisns there. The following cannot bo made durably incombustible, extracts from a letter fi om him pub-land we must therefore look to some -lisbed iu the Kenosha Telegraph, will i thing that Time will not convert into show how he was received by the gov j tinder; and yet our rooting should be eminent: j both light and cheap, if such can be To my great surprise and giatifica-! had. lion is both i he heaviest and the tion. If'onn. lmv destination was Yetldo, ; cor-tliest art! -le which we will be called the i-citf- of 'rovcriinient, and residence j upon to adopt: but there is a substance

of Teno, or Emperor Mikado as lie w j known to Hcience that nas neen proved

most "eiioiiilly called, This was an i absolutely

honor I had not expected. On the '27111 j the

I found two carriages (very rare things deli

in Japan) v. tli a 'hill escort drawn up in front of i iy quarters, and guard of honor ready to convey me up there, i cannot stop now to give you in detail nil the r ow and wonderful things 1 saw

that ha

lncomtmsnnie, and at

same nine oj. sneli a lie libro that it may

be woven into elotl . very light and wearable. This substance, though a mineral, has of.'-' n b -en taken for vegetable. Its name is asbestos. Of it the ancients made shrouds for their

in this old time world. You must go j dead, and in modern nines u, mis ocen back in history sonio ecntuncf, : largely uned for the coats of flremen. for its peculiarities, its c"s ; We have no nbsolnta knowledge of the loins and its samples. They i qrmntity of this material in the Mirth ; have not changed, but the I but there ran be little doubt entertiunchange is how about to commence, t ed of there being a sufficient amount There is a wonderful determination to ; u, funiish roofing material for at least break the shackles which have bound one city, and why should not Chicago them for iu?es, aild by the light of the; take advantage of this supply, and most advamed civtliziitiou throughout j make for herself light, durable and withe world, now for the first time (level- combustible iwf

oped to t hem lirst by our own govern- ; ment throng' j Commodore Perry and j folloui u up :y all K-tirpcMti nntions--iniHUu -e from a state of barban-ni to t ; sti.te of hiuhest civilization, which lam ; con im-ed will be niore rapid tlian we; at present conceiv. for J. believii them not i-ulv fully capable, but ! eoually determined to accomplisli it. .1 aei i:.-'.- -l-'no..'il il iu cne of the pal- '. rti'f'8 of the Mikado, within the church i property, surrounded by the grand old ; Temples of centuries past, rich in their embL.z-.inrv of gold, bronze and tapes- : i;y, sot ofVV.y tiie beautiful vermilion; coloring ol their buildings inside and ; out. A grand park of towering cypress, pi lies, pal nib and other si-mi-i ropieal . t rees, enclose tho whole, somcliitutlrcds I and l.iiiulieus of acres. These we must leave1 for some future occasion. My present residence, which has been i fitted up with great taste for my ex-! press use, contains all that could be j desired, partly European and Ameri- j can furniture, but reserving enough of j the Oriental to give, it an air of elegance j and refinement. It is constructed with : sliding panels of lacquer work, urn a- i mcnted with delicate tracings of gold j and silver wreaths of flowers, etc., I which fdlow the floor to be subdivided i

into rooms, or thrown into one whole at will, and although wo have not one pane of glass in the building, but oiled paper instead, you have no conception of its cheerful aspect. All the panels

are. hi this way doubled, so that while

in.

ot a

Wbv this follv and

Gillies, po tiling to

Hon' He Provoked the Parson. The niiinsb r. Mr. Gillies, had reproved lVl-r for giving a short, day's work, as he " left" off at Mii'iscl, while his neighbors were known to thrash their grain by candle-light." "Wwl, sir,"' said Peter, "gin yo want tho corn flailed by emu if light, I'll .lea yer wull.'' Nevl ; day, at noon, Mr. 0) lies was passiiu; th'- barn, and hearing Ihc

sound of Peter s Jlail, he stopped

A caudle WiUi ourmng on t.ti;i top

grai i measure, waste ; said M

the candle. "Duma vo mi ml, sir, j said Peter, "that ye waiitit. the corn thrashed by c innil light f The minister replied angrily, " Pel t-r, you shall have no more candles." Some days after, Mr. Gillies was to set set out on horseback to visit a sick parishioner. He requested PelCi1 to saddle the horse. It was evening, and Peter, after remaining some time in the stable, led out the cow raddled uid bridled. "I wish Eha'ena made a mistake," said Peter : " but since I've got nao cannil, it's no mncklc wonder I lino pit the saddle on the wrung beast."

Ts the city of Damascus three, thousand Mohamedatis have avowed a desire to become Christians. The .Tews also manifest a similar purpose, aud in Persia a great spiritual movement is reported, looking forward to a coming Savior. These things aro noted as indicating the brightness of a better day iu the Kustern world. Siidtleu Changes in the Weather are productive of Throat Disease", Coughs and Colds. There is no more oiicctual relief to be found, than in the use of " Brown's Branchial TrncAc." 8 Ready fob Ccstojibrs. II. W. & 3. nr. Wothorell linvo located, fcince the fire at 'MVJ Wabaidi mcnao, I'liicapo, and cau now furnish their customers a new and complete, stock of Millinery goods.

Gout ob BilKUMA'CISM is quickly re

lieved and cured in a fw days by that, eelobratexl Englih Modkiae, Bi-aiii'k Gout and BliKCMATIe riTJ.. Halfoad Table Sauce for use in families FINANCIAL. ISVKSTfllEXT SEtCVKITlK. ,Iat Cooke & Co. are uow selliug, and recommend as n pinUlable and safe luvt-adacnt for all dassot, the l'lrst Mortgaga 7 '10 Gold bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, bearing S;ven and Three-Tenths p.T cent, gold interest (more than K per cent, currency), and secuivd by rimt and only mortgaire ni the entire road nr.d equipments, aud .- more than 93.0RO Acres oi land to every uii'o nf tinea or r," Acre o: Land to each t,liii bond. Tli., Uiabeet current rrto' wUl w paid t-r V.S. FiveTweutit, and all other marketable s.-cn.ities nccived in excl.-.lte. "f" information, m well W the hcmr, Ivcs, wfll U fimiiBted on an.ltc!ion by ,hr ux,KE Pnlui.K iphia. c Vork, ami Waahrngioo. ;,Bd-.1" moBt Banks end Bankers lironJli(Hl the Couut..' THE MARKETS,

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Five I'ronf Drpssis. A chemist of Vienna, it is reported, has sueceedad in discovering a composition which will make even the slight material of ballet daucers' drasscs fire proof. The Prince of Lichtei: stein has

thov nlitit.rnrd. t.li vi Atp tliov n.li.,it. n,n 1 given this composition a first trial on

lififit-bnt more of this "some other ! the 8ta? in hia ovn Psdaco in Prf-

j,ni, ence ot a numerous company,

We have the retinue of a Prince, a carriage and pair, saddle ho -so for each member of tho party, servants, (ftl libitum, guards hostlers, mounted escort when riding out, with runners on foot to clear the track, and wonderful

fellows they aro indeed. Stripped for j

their work they are as fleet as doers. They will advance or retreat ant" let the carraige pass at full speed, and immediately iiguin they aro far ahead, clearing the track nioro like grey-honnds than anything else, mid they seem equally as well to enjoy it. Our me;; Is are well served in courses with everything that can be procured three kinds of wine daily, an 1 tea at all hours, served in cups on beautiful lacquered trays. The highest officers of the government have called upon me. Tho Prime Minister (next in rank to the Mikado), and the Minister of Foreign Affairs leading off. To-day I have received an invitation to dinner on the Oth with his Lordship, Banjo A-dai-gin, Minister of

foreign Allans, where, I am told, I am

Tho rise

of the curtain discovered two life-sized

dolls, dressed as ballet girls, to both of which a light was applied. Ono of the dolls was rapidly reduced to ashes, while tho other, saturated with the protective composition, escaped with a small hole burned in the dress. This experiment was so satisfactory that the Prince of liichtenstein is having a wooden theater erected outside of Vienna, for tho purpose of making another trial of the fire proof composition, with which the boards are to be taturatcd. If tho building resists five ti e Knccess will be accepted as final, and in that event the discoverer lias an order to make the scenery of the Vienna City Then t re vmiii fla mm ablu.

Tt is proposed to unite the African Methodist Episcopal Church, by maintaining a white aud colored branch. Over the former white bis ii ops and pastors to preside, and over the latter colored bishops and pastors. In all the connectioual interests of the united church, there is to be from the

to m., n,r- f n.. I commencement the most ported nriioti.

ernment i While neither of the branches is pre-

I feel that I shall have the hearty cooperation of the government in my IV. l-l. 1, ,,,,,1 (iMiutll.nf n 1, ,,,,'

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Winter P:.-otect;oi for S(iM bti i ies. We coy from th-3 Massiichiisetts rioiighman : The object is rot to prevent- tin ground irr m fceez-ug, but to avoid sub jerting the vires to the constant changes oi,w:itcr, i'reeaiug and thawfrig ultern ifel;'. If ve were sure that the ground would l;.e well covered with :?no.v all winter, we would get along wdhov artificial protection. Now ilm-ist any non-conducting substance wJiich woula answer for mulchhig in su nnier will seive as a t overinj; for ike vines in winter, care being taken ui t to make the covering so thick ; s to smother the vines, Coar.se trav.;.- manure is good and so is salt h.i.y and old meadow hay and fitraw. ' The market gnrdeii.-r.s most cp?nEucJ.'iy us.i coarse hay, which they -t,. r'l!oa m tiie .spring, ioid stack up for jltuother winter's use. But unless care jftM used "with this sulstance, it will add grass and weed seed to the bed, and irikc a great deal of work which icight tie avoided. This is no objection

Tner ntrawiierries aio grown on the j tUMuia' systei.!, as tlio plants are fill turned under, weeds and all, as soon as ! ,thc crop is off, but on any other sys-1 tem it is a serious objection. ' To 1 1 void this many use leavoB, sjient j tan, c rn stalks, chopptxl straw or corn ; boughs. Wc incline to think leaves are . abou1. the best covering to be had, and whei i there aro woods near at band, they are easily enedrgh obtained. Pine , kavt s or pino needles its thev are eall-

t , i re mor, excellent ii otnerieaviii

Ainriciiii Cliiiriictci'. Rev. Robert Ooily 'r, of Chica

sermon about the l'ue says: You have no idea :h the sadness ami the horror, and let me say ihe glory and the beauty of ti nt scene, for, while the tl-.uoci were stv.-tpiiig along, a id lc:i)ing like beasts, is if with infernal instinct, there were sonic things about us more beautiful and noble than lever saw in this world before I'o.; this splendid American character t lit ii came out iu a beauty siivdi us 1 lave never witnessed. 1 did not see a man moaning or ;i woman eiyiug of your stock. I am ua Englishman. But these men that wi re born in o.-w lhiglaud clung to their children, and theu' faces were very while, but there was no moaning, nothing t- distract the quiet, earnest attention from the thing they had to do then and (here. I did not sec a single man or nomau that was not trying to do sometl ing for somebody else more helpless than they were tlicinsclves. I think this America u type is the noblest God ever made, n,nd j lon't ki-.ow but that it is flic noblest that lie ever will make. Shocking Death From Slai valiou. John Woodbury, n man ahout sntyfive years of age, was foiinil dead on Jlonday morning, it Keene, N. If., iu the work-room of George Kingsbury's boo' and shoo store, where lie had sf pt for a few nights before He had eoiiio to Keene tbrct or four years ngo, and rented a wind )v in'Mr.Kingsbury's Halesrooin, for the urposc of eiigrilving, which business he followed -intil about a your ago, w ien his health failed. SiiiC that time he has not been able to work,andbi!tame destitute, and had not settled his board bill in fii.ll for

The Wise Magpie. " 1 nhall not ask Jean -Tacnucs Ronsiean It' l.'irds (X-ni'abulate or no," was the rhymed expression of a lively confidence in the faculty of speech among the feathered tribe, but Mr. Leonard C, Jones, in Old and New for November, gives an extraordinary story of a magpie who well deserves to have an opera written of his performances, and live- forever as the subject of La(.iazv.it Laura number two, in a kind of musical taxidermy. The person re-

-ponslb!e for the truth of this l:ttle faille i-., the Chevalier de la Tour Landy. "I will tell you a story," he says, in rt gir.l to vomeu who eat daintv

tiid'-jeLs in the absence of their lords. There was lady who had a pie iu a ! cage, which talked of cvorvthin which j if sc. w done. Now it happened ;hat the ! lord of the household preserved a large ; et l in a pond, :tui! kepi, it very c.irefully ; in or.Vr to give it to some of his lords i or his friends in cast they should visit ! hi mi. o it happened that the lady ! said to her female attendant that it i would be good to eat the great eel ; and j accordingly they ate it. And agreed i that tiny would tell their lord that the I otier had eaten it. And when ! the lord returned, the pit; begi.i to say tohim, ' My lord, my lady has eaten j the cel." Then the lord went to his I

pond, and missed tho eel, and he went into the house, and af-ked his wife, what had become of it. She thought U excuse In rself easily; but he said that he lil ew ali about it. and that the pic had 'old liiai. The result was that there

Wits great quarrelling and tro iblo in j the house; but wheu the lord was gone a way, the lady ami her f 'tunic at ten- i da ut went co the pic and plue.ied all , its fi-.lhi rs from it i head, saying, j You told about the cel.' And so the ; poor pie was quite bald. But from that j time lOiward, when it f-aw any people ! who Mere bald, or had largo foreheads, j the pie said to them, 'Ah, y:m tohi I about the cel.' " ! Shacking Murder in Kansas. j A horrible murder was committed j near the Onaro Mission, Kansas, on the night of the iith inst. The facts elicited at the coroner's incieest are as foi- :

Caption" '.. Di-ngrrists are sometimes careless, and in purchasing their stock

i get hold of tin iiiiiiafi'in of Dr. Sage's

Catarrh Remedy, or a counter tcit article, nod innocently sell it for genuine. Never buy a package without, seeing that the name printed upon it is Dr Sago's Catarrh RIOMI'DY, a.nd not Dr. Sage's Catarrh Ore, New Catarrh Cure, Catarrh AVi'i rrr, or some other similar sounding name. Also that it has printed both upon the wrapper and also upon tie IT. S. (iovernmcnt fHamp, which is upon it the words "K. V. Pierce, M. I., Buffalo, N. Y." Iu this way you will be sure to get tho yenui.ii.:. 57.1.

like 'lioso of !!, ok ,1 oil..,, a..;a,. .' Klx rooW"- 1,10 landlord ol tlie.Vmer -,

ous 'trees are used they ;iro sure to blow i C'M1 '"'WP hoevcr- l told him to . . . ..v . . - K( I H-I I lifil'A nltl lion inlinn l(, ,..,..hl i

oil. iniless bold in their tihicn hv n inn ' ."' '.' "".''"J

I.....l....l, U. W 1 , .r i i

. i.v.lJUlU'l KlllJli;ill-, lie JVAllW Ol

1.

Hwiung-oen.trr rnan a unilorm covering of tjtco Ar Uiree indies deep of jjine .. j,va;ip, the eld matte J layers that; you . uik. mi-phie foiests half rotten with ago. 1 tho bed needs manuring, coarse, light barnyard manure that is full of stpiw litter will do, but it will not do . to ipj:ly solid barnyard dung. Tbo chiince's arc it would kill the vines. Yon want to put on tho covering, ."wihateverit is, hclore the ground has frozen very hard, aud before the first htaVy fall of mow. Tho latter part of Jfovenber is ordinarily about tho time to apply it. One advantage of uskifr Je vea is that a portion of them will et ttle iu tuound the plants so as to make an excellent mulch for tho bed, wjew tho covering ia removed in b bpriiig 'f his Be rvos to keep the liuit free from dirt, which for some vi:ricfes is quite important. Capt. Wook- of Concord, uses hog's bristles, wa believe, for protecting his strawber-

uis not doiii! to, and. beina too

high-spirited to beg, went, it is believed without food for some ten days before his death. Ho v as a man of line instincts, and had scores of frieiiils who

wouia nave net pea nun Intel they known I roiorni am

of his condition. S ncc being out oi business he has tiecn in the habit of walking from twelve to eighteen miles per'day. He leave a son, who is a lieutenant in the regular army in California, and a sister in Michigan, Some suppi e,43 bis death was caused by apoplexy but it is most iikely duo to hunger n ud exposure.

IsorTRAnw..-; lU:-.TOir-.i. Do not despair because your physician shakes his heed. Professional opinions arc not infallible : and they ar-? never wider of the mark f han when Ihoy pronounce chronic i.y.sp' 'pric. an incurable mahtdy. To mitigitte its '.langs ihe faculty usually prescribe air, er.eri '.?. f.M&bi'rtiidy. 'Ihe first two ara God's tiiedieiiies. The last is a satanic poison. The only medicine needed in Dyspepsia and its concomitants, is Dr. J. W.u.KciiV, O.iiiii'oii. si v Vinkuar B-TTEiis. the great vegetable tonic of the age. To Cor.vruv Mkbciiants and stbanIEBS WOI.FK S rjclIIKUAM AnrUIATTC KeuNArw. Anions tlx; coniplaintn for tliicli tho ' Schnapps " lias been ile lared a -ri fi-- by tl'.o oinincnt physicians who have corresponded with tho proprietor, arc dro;-y, dyseopsia, debility conse piciit upon lotig-contimiad sicl;nesH and old ag.?. e)ileMsy. astlnna. povcl, colic, :ilTei;tif)M:( of tho kidneys, and nllchroiiio

diseases I'or tlK.i-o and inieiy other dJsordors j ills now prescribed, -.sith grout uibvchs, l.y

inorotiinn t!;iT(! nieasatui ineiiical prueiioiiors in varioiit; parti! of the Unil.;d (tl;ttcs.

Uavk y.-u a seven- wrench, or sprain? Have you rhtMin.-itisni in any firnj ? ifuve von ;-blT neck, or bunches cae.sed by ilnsiin-uie pains? If mi " Jnhiimu';: ,l'(i(i;e KinoiHit)" is a specilic. rrniedv. and is also the. bent pain killer in thu iturld. Wk nficn sen Hvo tto,k, of cattle which do noi eiom lo hcive, end eon.--, oat ' sprint,' poor.' all for n-ant. of Honiciiiin i.t tdart them m tbo right, clirc-tioii. Ono dollars worth of Sheritlan'fi 'Vice'-" wmtiition J'omils-rj, fjivon to such as stock oc,-isiona!h- diirini; tho M-in-ter, would bo north mere than nil extra, half ton of liny. Tub Emperor of Germany has bestowed the non-. ombatant medcl for the catYmnhrn of 1870-71 on Mr. ITilln,.

lows: ,. r. iHantigaM, the perpetrator ! t-ikinner, ot the Northern Circuit, who. of the erin e, had recently net '-nth pe- j as one of the special correspondent f eil'in ry losses, and resolved to dispatch I the London lhntv News, win nttooh.,.!

ind lamily; and on the bth i to the headrntarters ol the (hown Prineo

oi I'ruKsiii during flu; whole ot tho late

Consumption or Cough, PLKAS14 READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER. Mount Vhrkok, ill., April i, im. Jfww, J, X. Rarri 6 C.t fUntinnaU, Ohio ; lviTi.vxiVl I hnnnl nnr rtf mv e!tm1nmtn trii.ik in

Bnch htjh rcrm-aol AHen'-i fiunt; onHam to day rh;it I thoiitrht f would write you 'tie ritilrntancc of hia state-

niontn. lie Hoy ins m'hcr. who i: now ?'.rij, tarn tf

ny. has 81: FPKltED wUh t'ON ,1 M PTIOJf ior SKVERAI. iKABf, atkI has boen timier tht t:ara o:' aHnnrh-t phynic:ni,hnt ncvr reivcrt miy 'er'u;im!t benetit; then sho rnsnrtod to ivtry ktriti ot Coajrh and Lntv: Hal'-rim Hint coultl bo ir;icrvil tor her, bti( all to no ami!. Sin; Btill srow worn.';, until tin w.ts oontinctl to

her bed ; and wheu iho wi iMitzi'd with a paroxysm of RoughinK, he wtmid hue the vxrrr of' rirai;, und they were compolleii to report to vnrions rrnaiitt to rchtwrc brunt hinf! ; ami will If! s-hf omttfh-id so hart! s!lo ponld not xtnii't(ir:if xinvth'nir. fintl tin fjituilv .Did

fripnda had jriv?n up all Ikiih's of tier rut-ovry. Hi!r

son urtit-ed th- .idvortltwrntint of AIIoii'm I. hit- tinls;mi In thn Christian A-ii.wtt?, and th-.-y 'houpfr: tliey wmh! nnicu.i) and try it. Thoy eumtntnced iv n her tlie Italruim .it ! o'clock r. M.. an itirectml. a dso even

hour until mfdnltrht ; tlum eba tmk another spell of

conentnir, ana oxpccrorattM a tnnntniai ot narK. y?i

able tt do for mimo limn. 'Phoy continue-! to irivf hor

the HaiMiim until morning, and tm?ii sho 'iet?;n to pifctorat'.' freily, and within tiro btmrs ho h.il Kxrt:". toha::fd thiiek msts o! mnuiiH n.;ttter. which jinvt: hr trijiuediatt1 r(di(f;atid -iuu?fi that timo sho contlrucd to imnrovi. hhti ncr flitt tin nit lay. and em

walk ; bout the honne and tak-j cm-rtidoi-Hbh! out-i!o r

exereiso. Her non Imuirht moro of the Balaam to-day antl he is rccoiitmendiiiic it very hh;bly to nvcry ono, Yoar, respnetffiily, A. O. JOHNSON, DrujfKist

Wap Therr ever ureter proof of merit Hum tlia c:;Jt

rills tetrer reierw f -i AL1.P.NS I.LNi HtLSAM U without danbi the ItKST KXPFiTORANT t.Mi.rY evr offered to the afflicted public. It contains n-' opiui.i in a. iy form, and it use i-s h-irntlffss to ihe mist delieat'". k v Directions accompany each bottle.

K im Sold by ift'dirine IVralrrt (cnerally.

CAUTION.

f.'.ill Tor "ALI.K.ff'S l,VHO BALSAM." anil shnn tlie usj oi ;inv oOicr bjilsjnii, ;ci uniii-inciiil' il tacti may (ici-civo yon wiih wiirrhlc:-!! l.'rc(i;iratiins. J. -V. UAllKIS i i;o.. l'ropricioi-i. Cim muuli, O.

himself

inst. procureil

doroforni, and, durini'

the nigbf, atlniiiiisteretl it to his wife and two little girls, nged ton months anil two yciirs. Abieit four o'clock in tlie morning Mrs. Flanagan awoke from tiie stupor produced by the chlo-

liseiivered m-r husoand ill

Tn.r-lTABs. "if ihe stars," writes Em rsi-n. "should appear only one night in one Uioiitiaii 1 yearn, how would men believe and nc oro and preserve for many generations the remembrance of the city of God which had been shown. Put every night come out these preachers of beauty and light the univcrHA with their admonishing smile."

war. Antony Tt;ot.noi'i: is visiting Australia to kill three birds with one stone, viz ; Arrange postal matters he being a Surveyor f tht; General I'ostoflU e, London ; to see his son, a young sheep farmer, und write it book.

the act of driving a ten-penny nail into the head of one ( f the children, and,

flying to the rescue of hor babes, she How stramre that mv wife ami mothionnd them expiring from the effects of or snonj,i ,,poH. life, insurance. Death blow;i inflicted with i hatchet and nails. ,!0mes! a husband and father fails She, succeeded in tlisturmuig her htw-. Thm, pOVert.y comes t Insure in Tl'ie hand, gave the alarm, itiul ho was taken ! Mutual Life Insurance Company ot into custody. A letter was found j Chicago. pinned to the wall of tho reom ad- ' . dressed .to his relatives, in which he Thk remarkable balden are all born, states ihat in consequence of his mind j this year, in Maine. One at Watervilie being in such a condition that be could I is minr.s a left hand: ono at Dover has not do r.nyl -.bing.ho determined to kill , no eyes, aud another in the same vihiiuself and family, excciting his son : cinity has eyes as larg as those of a Clarence j horse. Tun fish trade of New England ' Wiirru t.acb, plain or dotted, over amorattH to about lj5 t), 000, 00(1 a year, ! light-colored silk dresses, is the latest and the fish trade of Botstori (.mounts ; fashion for bridesmaids, tarletan to about fcyiUXKMlOO ft year. j Iwing no longcv coiwidcretl appropriate.

Kol.l Whotos.il.. hj-CRKKNK ,t RUl'IOV. Wilinm kcr: II. BOSWORCIt .t SONS. Mllwunkvc: I'UIXKK I'UlJ.KH. ;iili(ico: RK-IIAKOSON i;0.. Si, l.uis. Mci;UM.O('ll. Mcfilllll A ;0.. M Crosso; !)Yi:S 11KOTI1F.KS CUTLKB. St. l'onl. Vrhnl lj-sf.iHln nitty Knil lit. Indiicstion in not iaii(i-rons, eny the faculty. Perhaps not in itself while it renmins nn ro iulkt tion; tint l.xik at the consequences to ivliich it nay lea.t, luiil often ilocs le:ui M-ili-n it tx-eonies a dn oi: ii; (tisi use. A am of lire in a tauall llmiK. A iire.--si:ro

I ct ih. 5 foot will pnt it, otit ; a 'ireath will ..' I iutznisli it. Yet it may l'mi a powder-mill, or kindlo a flame that '.'''I .-(.iinme a city. In like ntamie. iiulitnsti iu j ii-ay !.-o.liiee prastritis, cancer (if the stomach, c-. ngestion of the bowels, iiKi)Icy, liver disease, a-ut

miiny other .laiificrons maladies. Is it not wi-v, then, to check It in the germ? Jiotl-in,? is mure clearly and indisputably cstahl slied than that It-w-li tter's Stmnach lliiterswill eradicate dysiHi:a iu all is stag.-s. Tho true policy, hew ever, is to exlinRiiisti it in the tiii t frtagi-s ivttti litis wlr-lc-oni--, pcoverfnl, and infallible tonic and alterative. 1.1 is easier to qn -neli a snarU Hiftn a llame, and it is easier to cure dyspepsia when it is first dcvclopi d, l han wl: en It hafi mn'le headway by neglect, and become complicated with other ailments. There is nut Hie shadow of a drmbt that the hitters are as directly ant.-UT.inl.-tic to dyspepsia im water Is to ftre; There are tlKiiisands of cases on record proviuR this 'act. 1 he reni.-ey is safe and aerecaMe. A'l the liip!rs o: cummcrce pi-.-Mcrilied a;, stinniianis, leave a sling Id-Iiiii 1. Unt the stint; Is. taken out oi the r.iiirilU'i(e l.-acis of this ireat reui.'dy ly veti'table reodt.-atinn, and, ;nor,ver, tlie stimulant thus medicate-! i;. of ev.'on'.ionnl purity. Of nil tonit s taken as saf.'i;iiards or reriedics f-.r fever and nipie, tiili-.-us rcniiUtents, and oilier fall epidi-mics, it Is the only one that tan uniformly be .1. ponded on. VHUiriM-: Pnrlli -p ihe blood, onii ffivi.au fiis.nl, i-toi-r c--inflexion. The Youth's CoMPAleM. A la-,cr tht his irrown into excellence by enierlei'..c, and inlo .in uncnnalleu circTilation tiy ((.-t-S"(ctot7--.( etcellenee.

Sendstainpfiircitcnlarof Pc-tatoand Fruit rarer. Kverjr fair Ily !my:. at Wc. Aecnto

nnnlea. l. A. otiio i, vinciiuiao. w.

STOP

Chioago and the Groat Conflagration. A ermclin hintory of the PAST ""t wonderful of eiticH. H'd a tehtiht. rirrum. oini'ut mid rirt ic,.n.if of its dent ruction by tV:o: wjth -M-.i'iw. nct-lont, Ae Ilv llfSMPM. ('nlbrrl iv f 'fc nrabi'i Im, ltv FditoiN of Hirno Tritiums Fully Mustr;it!d fr.'tn Miofopr.-vphs tukfn on rhfj ftpot, Ayri. uan' -.i, Aditn-fit J. S. (mhmIiiuii 0o & Uuion Park Pht-.-o, ChiMKO. or J. P. Voufc, .W W. IU St.C-nchiiitttl. TIliP IlarrlsbarK t'nmlly Corn Hlttdier. want enin I to Hell Mi'dr t amtly itm ftheUer. liest inwut-ion of thn kind. nt lht, I'rotitn !r;. Vor .-ir.:ular- mlitmw hlMiKNK CiN YDKft. Treaaurer, liKk fcox !i, ll.n ritiburc. la.

$30,000 IH GOLD ! THE NATIONAL ENGINEER'S ASSOCIATION GEAK.D CAltNIVAX, OF MUSI0, AT Nunnemii cher's Grand Opera House, Milwaukee, Wis., IN AID 01' THE ABOVE ASSOCIATION, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15th, 1871, AT WHICH TIME WILL BE GIVEN AWAY 2, Mi GIFTB.

$150,000.00 TO BE DISTRIBUTED, AS FOLLOWfl:

1 Gift of im.oiMi IN GOLD 1 " 191,00(1 In Greenbacks 1 " Kl.tKKI 1 " n.tKKi

10 " 1,000 each...

'JO Gifts of JSOOeneh 200 " 100 " . 300 " 60 " . . , , 600 " 20 " . .

1,000 " 10

-In Greenbecka

Ti:u Paid up Ufc Insurance Policies, $1,000 etch, in the Nortliwestorn Life Iubu ranee Company, $10,080.

150,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLflJiS IIACH !

Look at It! $30,000 in Oold for a UXOO Bill!

Honest, Ileliah e, and worthy of tho support and encouragement of ove:7body Tlie only euter irise of the kind over gotten up on eo liberal a aoalo. Managed inclusively by some ol the lint onglneorn in the country, and devoted to their inereM. REPKRKSCES i Wc take pleasure in referring to tho followinK riromln nt genUemm here and elsewhere, who, rccnRnizing the, noble and boneflcicnt object in view, have fully and unhosih tingly allowed us the use of toeir names :

Hon. M. K. WilllEms, State Senator, N. V. A. W. Oiluioro, Eiq , Banker, 107 Wont Randolph St. Chicago. Messrs. Peirco Whaling, Wholesale Iron Merchants, Milwaukee. Messrs. Hcii'crt, J.iiwtou & Co., Lithographers, MUwnukee. H. NHiinemaclici , Esq., Grand Opera House, alil-waukee.

J. L. Tay'or, Esq.., Cashier People's Bank, Manistee, Michigan. Thos. L. Humes, I0sq., U. S. Inspector Engineers, Milwaukee. Richard Davis, Esq., Proprietor Mjnrine Boflcx Works, Milwaukee, 8. Cadivallader, Mllwaikee Daily News." Elijah Fairbairn. M. M. P. dn C. Shops. N. B. Caswell, Esq., IiardT are Mcrchan t,Mllvrauke.

Kugincers, Conductors, Expressmen, Vlremcn and Brakemen look at this i plendld chai too. Ticketl only Two liollan- each. Agents liberally doalt with. I'or full and complete particulars see small bills and circulars, or send your adi resato " THE NATIONAL ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION," lYItlw lukee, VfiEoonsm P. 0. haweb :iJ3. CHAM. 1J. Is WITH, Pi -Midi-lit.

JOHN & CO.,

WHOLESALE

HARDWARE AND

TIMERS' STOCK 319, 321 & 323 East Water St., MILWAUKEE. ' and constantly arriving, a large We liave for fiftu of ami well assortud. slOv. Tiiiuein' TiioIm find Mac Kunnieled ndd llrnss Kettles. Sfcntcm SimiiH, anil slciffh KcIIm. W'illierbv's li n,vin Knives und C hisels. CUOSS-CUT SA VS.-" I.iKluniiiK." "Clininnion," and ' Tyler Perforated Tooth." TABI.I-: 'I7TI.KRV.-MRnimi!nW " Landrm, Fmry Co.," " Benver Falls." POCKI'.T 'irTI,KRY.-"C'onii.t'ulery Co.," tl lull line null tic UTy stock. LOCKS AMI KNOKS.- Rnsscll As Krwln .Ifnnnliu-tiiriee L'oinpany. Revolvcru nud i inn Cnna. SIl(VUL,SI A HUM A Nil XC'OPS."Ames, Rowland's," nud " ItlnnclllU'd's." I'' A Hi n AN K'S S''- I.lOS.-l'lntforui nnd conn. lor Scales, nud warehouse trucks. STOVI'-IMH.ISII . "Joseph Dixon," utleuu," "SiutiUnrd." -Ki:t'll liOOli.S.-A iarsc and full line of "I.. & J." Sherwood'- Wirr !ooibi. AX Eft.-" Hunt' i," " Hard's," Eastern Star " nnd " llromi," lite., Kte., Etc., Etc. Orders Respectfully Solicited.

YOUNG PEOPLE

yi

ill i II I

Universalism. Sottd for free simi le copy of tho Couifr'riAN Leadfr, a tlrMt-clntw weekly journal publishei by the New York State Convention of UniverMallHts, and contain' ins tbo .SemumB of Dr. 1C. 11. Chapin. Terms S3.&I if mtnr. Address, Publisher Cunin riAN Le.dke, 121 Broadway, Hew York City.

LAST NOTICE. Secure Your Christmas and New JToarjClifts. $1,0 5 Oi 00$ Jly tho authority f tho act of tho LofflslaturJ of Kentucky, of March, 1, 1871, tho Trnst-eoa of the Pnblio Library of Kentuckf will kito a GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Ha I n ! a y , :fec t mbrr lfi, 1 S7 1 . m.m TICKETS OF ADMISSION, I0 KACH CtTRKRNCY; HAIJT TICKETS, 96.01); QUARTER TlCKim, TlrktMs will be bod by reeiaterod lottor; the money for them nuy bo ee:it by P. O. money order, greonhackti or draft, Facti ticket c.msiUs of four foart4rs ralae $2.60 each. The holder is entitled to adm ission to the Conenrt, nnd to the valuoof tho giftaunrdod to it orita fraction. I N ;Kr.i:!lAC'KS will he dlatribntedto holders nf ticketn, in clfts of from 8100,000, the htrhe. to if th owent. bolnc 7'1 plfu in all. Thf. ('iinpprt for the benefit of thw JM'niJf I IIEK VUVOI' KKNTITI'KV. TH K ClTIZKXii' Ufi NK OF KY., US TRKANURRR, nnd the Co-porator and Suite rviwrn are tho Hon. Thonia K. Bramlett , late Governor ol Kentucky, and twenty-even ol the moat diatintruitbei and resiootable rftlRtna of the Stt.tv. The underpinned. ! ate principal buHiioas manager of the very uef -sst"n: f.ift Concert for tho benefit of the MertMntib1 wirir:ry at San Francbco has been appointed Agent ind Manaeer of tllia Grand GlftConcrt. The drawinc and dir ribntlou wttl take place In pubHe, ind everything w il be done Ut tuttiafy tbo boyetN of tickets that tlHiri:it.T;ts wtll b nt well protected as If they wore personally preaont r;osnperintend tho entire afnlr For ticket w find in-' mat ton apply tJ C. It. PETE. itSt. Il Main H.. TioaisviUtt. Ky., No. 8 Alitor Hnown Now York. H. N. Hem ptted. No. 4Ii) Broadway, Mllwaukeo, W.'a. fl!, A. French, ViririnU Oily, Nevada. M. A. Wolf, No. 3W Chont-not street, S". IjOula Tickets also for sale i:x every prominent place in tho Owlne t-i the p-meril dnranijement of mail and advertHetnent eonsHfiuert on tho disastrous coatlatrra lion in the Wrt, th mh of tickets it. tiM entcrprbto is exit-tided ft Nov. r th. at which time the mam otfiee. I'M .Al:iin street. FrfiniBVille, iiCy., will eloso for adju.stiitont of aceoiu.ts and business. No orders except bv mail will h i veeeived afler "Ooc. 1st, and no onlcri hy mail will b. filled after Teo. lllth. Tbo Now York offtoo will dose lee. 10th j other affenoies Pec. Hh. Kverj- ticket un mU Pec. Utb will be cancelled by its nnmtM-r. Tno !n.win will tnk? place in public, Dee. Ifirh, tsTi ,muif m inx at 7 a. m., and continue nn til th;.- 71 ctfts .n-i avardod. Payment of awarda will eommomv 1)t.c. WK it 9 o'elock m. Circular of awards will b ftiund at every aoncy as won as they ean b iMacd oorrectiy, and will also bo Bent to all ticket buyer hh seen ah possible. Nl order Will bo filled at main ofic f.-r im than $10. HA?i. II. I'ETElt., ftrauacrcr.

rubusneo. xy

One of the most Itopnli

nnd widtly clrcnlitted .

tlie conntry

BkilUnlly eiUtcd.

-np-:-s In

Rev Edward E. Halo, Prof. Jamos Dc Millo, Mrs. L. O. Monti jn. Mrs Holon C Weeks, Ruth Chesterfield

lira. H. B. Stows, Sophie May. " Bin. S. BL Di.vls, II ra. O. "W. Fl inian, 1 Irs. M. A. Dimniaon.

;! Wjtna.PraprfeMc It H.MoPm0.,.Ma.li miP ""i- At'l. Sim "r.i ' TH II TT il mil . I' W iJ,.LLIOKS Bear TtulMf (O lie Vn-icrfl Carnliv Kfecte. Tbc)' - - j not a vile Vuncy Drf MoAart F-mi-' itBBi, Whlakrr, Proof Sairila RB ' Iqnor ooctorod. apiocd and sweetened If; plwa'ir tMi t wtcoailed "Tcz'-ZZ." "ATOetnOT." "Kebrr,.l t iat lead tlie tinnier on o cirnnlutmea and ndn.bot afK a tme Modicim-.nd. from tlie Nirtiv. ItooUanaH TtjR . ot California, freo fram oil Aleollc StiMUUnlit. Therurc the (.REAT BLOOD PC 111I'lERnnd A LIFE UITIKG PRIKCIPLF. a perfect flcnovator and InviEorntor of the BjalelB. cuTyingoifall ;uKnous matter and restor ng tieb cad to a healthy condition. Bo person can take thm Bitu rs according to directions and remain kmc nriV'iiO, jiwidcd their bonce aro not destrojcl br miaeaal roisonor ottier means, and tlie vital orsana lrftitod t.rronil ttic si:tof rcffoli'. Tlu-r nro a ;cntie PnrUvewll 1 ouar, i -osi e-.-1 ii. also, tlio peolfar mi rlt of ar iaff u i a fiou'crful scent in relic-ring Congeation, or InDiHfcwntion '. the irer. and nil tho Visceral Orsana. roR FEMALE COMPI-A1NTS, lnjowtar M. marneii er miikIc, at the dawn of wcwjanhopdtcat U jd turn of 1 ife. these Tonic Bitters hare no eqodt For Inflanimntory and Coronic&fceMtsc--tiaui end tiont, UyapeiMia or Itamccwtlou,. IJIIIsna, Remittent and ltg if Hoof 'Vc v srs, Iicnac or tbo Blood, Uter, iilu rr. and Blxdder. theae Blltera nar been ricat ... -it,-! ul. SMcb HImuim. U tfUW b VitlAtod lliood, which isgcnerally prodnocd lj ounuurcoicot ol the Diseative Orsona. IVSI'EI'SIA OIL INUIKESVIOM, Beadache. Pain in the Shoulders. Ooujrhs, Tlcbloesa of the C i---t. PtzxineMi. Soar Broctstlons 1ST tlie tftmoarh. It i.t Tas'oin the Month. Bilious Attack, rahaturjpaol ti e Heart. luflMnmatica of the Loncs Palo th.soi an, of the fiianeys. and a nnndred other pamAd aa90-

i . an., am tlie o&spritir of llyapopsia. Tlicr inrirorate tbc stomach and stimaiatettetnraad I.ivcr anil Boirels. trhicb render Uiem of tine i Hull i tlteacy in cleanf.inc the blood of all imparkiaal and ras. l artlnE new life.and nsor to the vboieAnemj . FOR SKIN nfSEAr?E,mptlojia, Tetter, Bait' Illienm, Bintclies. Spots. Pimples, Pustolef , Boila, Caronus. caM ili-a-i. Sore Kr j. . Bryhiolihu, I te.u Scurfs. liiKroloratlonM ofthe Skin, "narierit ftiw1 liieaftea of the Skin, of vhaterer nan or oatalre. ate litcralir due up and carried out of the erstein (O aaiiort titaj bribe oneot these Buters. One bottle ia tmch ca-ica wilt convince toe most iacredatobs toeir tiiecffccta. Uleanse tho Vitiated Blood vheneTer ron find its tmporl'ion burstlui Uiroux'j tho skin is Pinples, Emptiest or Sores : cleanse it hcn yoa flml i : dhemrted ai-3 alussisb im tho reins ; cleanse it wins it is fad. and roar reclines nill tell ron vben. Keep tit. locd pare, and tbc health of the srstem will foii-w. Pin, Tape, nnd -otlif-r Worm. lerkiasin tho sr item of so manr thoosaads, are efiKtnallr desbiired and removed. San a dintnurnished ilijiilnliialal. there is scared, an Indhridoal npon th. aea ofthf earth whose bodr is exemsf from the peeceaue ii wiraw. It ia not npon the healthy etsaaeats of th oo iy that worms exint. bat aaon the diseased Uoillim an i slimy deeosiu that breed these UtW snata si di-a.ie. No SrHem of Medicine, oo Ternffajrta, 'DO antbeiminiies will free the eratem freaa amass Ufe this. Bitters. J. W ALKJSK, Proprietor. R. R. SIcDOIfALD 00. DrassisU and Uen. Agents, San PranesKo. "ilifliaaa. anil 3? mbA y Comm.ro. Stixft, New York.

srsou) by ali, ukcugists and

With other well know a and -nalnent- writ-n-s, contribute to ita coliiia aa.

Besides charminsb Trrit lea StnricB an! Talis

opAdventcbb. it oontainii Lkttebi. c b- Travel, HlSTOBICAI. AND S(TENTIFIO ABTICUIK, Bl.KiBAPB. rcii Sketcheb , Odseevi-ionh i NAmiiAx, Bis-

TOUT, STBIBBtd EDITOBIA : S OH ClTIUiJEtT EVEHTO,

SF0BT8, OAAIES, PUZZLES, itc, et. Varied, Coinnreaieneive, aractical, anl foil of information. It attracts and in lerosts alike tiotlioldaad yonns. Two Stlrrluu Serial Siorie, ono of "Roint tm," the other, " Life o:i thk Fbomjieji," will appear daring the year. Send for Specimen Ooplos ssat free. fSnbaaripaioo price, 81.S0 in advance. PERRY MASON & CO., Fadiliehrra. BOSTON ..MASS.

EVERY FARMER Is Invited to send hi? address and rooetre Free und I'omIiiuo ('aid, atopy of tho American Farm Journal, The nio-d Prnot cal. the Best ;md Che .post Illualrated Atfilcubuinl paper ,n thu United 6 ttt Only T6 I'tHltN uor yoar. Se?i l tor a rpeeimei:. copy. Address MIJI.EE . I.OCKK UO., Toietlo, Ohio. Ffr tf for:' ,1,,n tn (' atl tvtl" ftRkfor smclment. M o LU ' r"'-,lir ' bitlet'ti luotitbH all wt. ii send IS L ',p n'ft Subscriber, and 88; eah now fl Ifleifro s,tiorili r ;lrw r.:civ:ir tho OXtra month t'lii'i- I,i.e-ti.. .! Trnnoi-ritii. nnn r thn

larCMt, iitorit- cntctu :iinc and insiruv'tive literary and

taut ily weeklieti n t ii? f.tnn.iy. ieen montna. on trial, for I. All leadinjr Trriodicals cl ibbed withoiitorma worth intiuiriue into. Address Traiic -ipt,PorUaiid,Mo TlfiiAL TRIP. WHITNiiY'S MUSICAL GUEST, Tliebt'Sfi' iiiu-tii-al joor ux'X publUhct, S-jnt three months on trinl :v i-'n-.i'i't, 01 ttn months 'Pm- to all Vho sub txTilu1 h foru Jan. t. $l.r worth oi Murdo, sheet- niusic sly, in eaeh v -lunie, $1 per yoar. fioud for Now It iMuhvu Lint. 1V. W. Whitney, rub I labor, Toledo, O. GASE BROS. & CO., WUilLESALI! MILLINERY, 961 Indiana Avenue, Chicago. 3. Htoek ertirely new since the. lire, No old Kootia. frond usi your onlers.

NATURE'S RE"lviiiBrS,

fulfill

The preat Blood PininER

A valnable Indian compenndp for restoring the health, and for tho perniane it euro of til diaeuw arislnc from impurities of tiu blood, such Scrofula Kcrornlona IT a mar Can.er Cancerous Humor, Erysipelas Can Urr, Kail Rhenm, Piinplps anil Honors on tbo Face, I Timers, Coudui, Catiurrh Broncbitith Ncnratia, Rhea- -malufnii Pains ht tbe Side Dyanrpfji.as) CNtustipalion. CofftlTCnekWt Pile Uendnrbc. UUzinrwit NirrroatiBestH Faint bwm of tbe Storoaclj. Pains in the Hack Kidney Complaints Pcmalr We&k bchs, and ;eacnii Debility. This preparation is scientifically aad ihemically imbtned, aud so strongly concentrated from roots herbs and barks, tbat Its good t ffect are rc lUsod iramodiatoly after oommenoins retake it. There is ito diaeadoof the human system o -which tho VEaETTNE cannot bo usod with PEBfect s fvFE tt, as b does not contitin any motiJUe compout.d. For oradl aUnx tbo BTstemof allimpurltlo of the fclood, it has no eqna It has never failed to effect a ore, ivinx tone and strength to tho ytom d?b Jitatod by did04f. lim wonderfni offeotu wjan these eomplaintdi are anrpris ln to all. Many have boon c ited by tho Veqetine that have tried cinny othe. romodles. Xt can well be Called mo CXCBAT

BLOOD PURIFIER.

PBEPAEir BY H. R. STiElVENS, BOSTON, KaSS. Price 81.25. Sold by all Dmcgists.

FORTUNES FOR SOME! A Uraud ( hristm u- (ift far Ail, Who tako a st.ace in the t ro it Holiday Diawlug.

jmp K."?jiii'"'SjiBiinr

' ii- s

mSSttW TWTTV-aW. laS at ft

Tint only RcdinMe UiR JHotriimriosi ia. dae Country ! $60,000.00 sir rrjubvLELV ani TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN L. D. SINE'S 15Xd RJECUI.AR MONTHLY GIFT ENTERPRISE !

1871.

To be Drawi Mowdy, Nov. 27tl.

TWO GRAK9 CAPITALS OF

$5,000 Each in Greenbacks.

Two Prizes 1000 e: Fins F.-izes $500 g

Ten Prizes

-Whale Kamker ol Casb (Sift. I.OOO. 1 Borso and Bngar, with Sllvar-mosusted BknaaW wortli (008! Doe lW-tened Rosewood Piamnwaeti; tffM)! Ton Fun By Sewtmj Machines, worth (ICVeaetir (,-,. , vr ( :.,fl rinld llimlini- Wiu-bH nnd Hmsv'

Gold Chains, worth C3D0 each! We Gold AmetiHff Rnntirta- Watches, worth 6125 each! Tn Ladies' (Sold) BnntinK Watches, worth ilOO each: 800 Gold am', 811-

oWtod I

Donble-piatad Tabfa) am! Teaspoons. Ivory-Hand).! Dinner K ul roe. Silver -plated Xuiuar Forks, oirMr Vest Chains. Photoffraph Aabnna, Ladle.' I9el-I

Brssutpins nd Ear-ruurs, Genu' Oold Brsastjieoi Shirt Stnds and Sleeve BnUunn. Fincex-rlBca, 'ioil Pens, (silver extonsion.? etc . ... . Whole somber of Gifts, ifi. Ticket limitol ta flnouA aSkxts wanted to sei.i. ticket?, to vihom Lihcrnl Frrusiauni. wUkc Mid. Sinatle Tickets 81 s six TlrkelTSS! Tvrio Tickets SlOt Twencv-Uve Tickets 820Gin ulars contairdnK a full list of prises, a donsrii tion of the manner el drawing, .ad other informi.tloi in rci'erence lo the IMstribntion. will be aent t any ono ordering t'3ent. All leHere must be add resold tj

un- iuii.. ii, ii.si.vn. oes an, .

ItU W. 9th SI

L'iBciunatl -, 0.

WmM .-

A MAN OF' A THOUSAND. A t onsitnipi ivo Cuirib Wheu death rh hourly expected frm Uonsoraptlnn, all retnedica Im. inH fa il.td : nccidt nt ?d to a ttinoovory ,v hereby Dr. II. J une i cured his onlj child. IIo now iriviM ttdf recipe free m r'iceipt of two stnmpM to pay -i.NiHoti. AddrosH t-KrVDDOCK a; OO.. 1083 Race .St., Philadelphia, Pa. pivinir name c-f paer. The (ircnt ISiilHh ICrnitM y for Hout and Kheiiniiiiitun. VliT. unfferors from lht above pcmnlitinlSAro ftdvixed 10 use BLAIR IS !ODT and ilHKUMATIO PiLTiS. They 4; n be vlleti unon as t he inont safe and

olft'Ctual remedy ever Ml e red lo tao p'ibliu, and have been iintverc.:i!l uned In tCuropo f or many years with thonreuto.it fiuices-. Her Mjety's Oomini winners hafo awthorlxed the name and address of " THOMAS PR0UT, XV 8tnuid, liondon," to be Impressed upon tli o Ciovernmout stamp atlix-'d to fitch bos of the trontiitic miTdiciuo.

uhoi.ksh.k An KN'i-ri -Fuller tuller, Ublcago; Wetla A Co., Now Vorl. mul all madttiat vondors. fjT0 MAG MET! S TjME-KEEP!; I57 A.vn-i.-. l'.uj.. .iol .kV t . t;d

vk-fi J f.-i :-. n--h jf, .-.ait TillU M-tiai w,tr.aI.U. ..A od-lfa... jUtwilta . -I.VS2. trcwl.M..n. T. U.dt

Kl 1W U CV., IbottMsNV. Vt

Oi NMV !ON(iH and 2U HrreiplH ivlallnil Ol f.Vtov. T. V. WOOD, Veinon, Si. J. h or Dntt-eliina I'litnos. tvnr- on trial. N.p ftlUiH? sffonts. U.H.l'IANtJ CO.,55 UMw ty,N V.

fk 4 - X A MONTH ! Horse and C4rtiaff0 furnished. j4:-i Kxi ensoa ia d U.E .SHAW Alfred, Mb. 4 (iKXTS WiiiiftV.- Ageuts mae more money at iV work for ui I ban at aiiytutna t lo, lart.leulars frtc. ( J, BTliSBON 4 Oo.,Fine Art PmUlert, Porfclaad,J(aiu9

Established In ISMS for Kdueattonal wpnscs.

Onr Seventh or Anuual Holblay Dravine will take plaeo iu Pnblb iu Hon. I,. I) CampbeH's JIIONOA VVIM'-CKII 'IV.K S-MIr, Igflo (til 110 Onii -aCasli and V.ilt abio Gifts distributed lPluu)uuu to the bhan hold.-rs. Ono Cash Prlu-j lu Aliicrii oii Gald 10.000 do do GrooahacfB UfiW Six Cash Prizes, cb IjtMO Slmn-M, Sid.OO. Six KliRTi 10.0f. Tho National is comiuctod oa a now and popular plan, every hrt rob older rtre veaatOTu-oa :hoiooork of art well iror h $2, oil, the i: ao mi paid fo : share, and may at tho same time rw otvi ono ot tbe Priuclpal Prlzep. UUHK) Affontit wanted, to ubint Uberal deduct lent will be made, lin.w inua tab s place every days. Citulars contaiuiiiir refe-et oa and full Uifornition ttoui, to any ono onlerinc tli em. Address at onoo, I. A. UOM. ijfni arr Lockm. HAMiLTOS.OUlO.

BIGELOW

Anv nart.v dtK rami of

Male or Female ntll learr

Privntc Treat m' nt, either

a new mclo or uure,

warranted in tven' case, by t all tig or addreaKiug Dr. (JHAS. II IGF. LOW, 404 Bti to HU, Obioaco, Ul. BIGELOW

WIDE AWAKE

tllMrVr 1 lit ll" & FbmI Anlren"

of aupei-b French Oil Ourimos suh.

jeoU LIFR S1ZK, CYoulsite fa imU$ of oriinnl Oil Paintings, O ' VKX A WA I' U . ery subsribor to HENRY WARD ilEECHER'S Great TiITBIlART. RKLTGHU'8 WBEKLIT PAPKR. Aucnts baring g -oa snccess t One took 1,000 names hi 8 raonUifl; anetlii r 600 in 6 weeks; another 118 in one .vqeli ; ono 4 " in one day. and many othom oqually well, niikn,t I rem $a and $10 1 40 per day- Takes at si'it! Ar old asent ho ftffotrs, says : " 1 think it the btstbvtinces for cmttr etr (ftrttl. Hor y 1 did uot onguto sooner.1 Psys bettor thau any bot.fc astoacy. A rt te hatee t uiak.- money. loOfilX. AN1K WAJUXKIl't Intelltfrnt men and women w mtod ovoryhar- 'If yon wiuh ffimd territory, ii iirl early for cirtur ad terms ! J. 3. FORD 27 Park Place, 3. Y. ; U Browne tSt., Boston ; 285 v - Iadison SU, Chicago.

MtTNN A Ott, Publishers SefeiiKiie tvK-ricm S7 Park Row.N.'i ..obtain PatniitM ovflfwhere. Twonty-nvo

---a--UsanfcJyf.Mir jrtf nee. fiverythbtOonflttentinl. bee u for Patent Lav t aad Gtiideloln -entors.

iiililK

AMO RECOM-

BtTHE MOST

FM1NFNT JMVSICUINS

IN NEW ENGLAND FCR Kl

THE LAST B YEARS.

"NOTHING BETTER."

CUTLER B80S St CO, BOST04.

5, cis satcMJWia tryxnevarrdajsniv

J.W. OTLER W. tl.THJSH. Ki. IAHZA. O.K.BSTtVIB J.VV.BUTLER & CO. (Sneoeaaom to LaOin. Butler A Co.)' I3IPOJITEKS AND JOBBERS OF

Book, News, WritireS

AND WRAPPING PAPERS, Pane:' Rairs, Oard Stock. Straw Faner. Straw aw Tar

Hoard, thinner's sturs, rnnnns uua, vfr Nos . 22 & 24 Deeplaines St,Ciigigi. WILL. M . CABXTIr AUTHO't OF "Botscy and "I are Oiit,? EDITS AS13 WEITBS FOB TKg DETROIT WEEKLY TRIffJUf, The Ilil lpan.i!i Kj'jrsnapor in the Ooyntry, 82 u ve-'i. Mend lor specimen vopy cad ciub oi tvwtar. AddrrsisTiii; TKlBirN5, IK troit, BBch. BVPftflB Reliv ed and cured by ?)r .Shorujanf Pat-eat Ai ipf aact indCtmiMvUBd. Offtcoti'17 road was1. N. Y imrtiBc

for bok with phtograpbw! likunoBsos of osm sbfynt and cH. rcnre, wilb fioiiry WanJ B icchci'sc

ter ami portr t. uownreot truveiiui; itnppc ierMno pcotoiKL lobftvo lieen aiwirttAnta tifjlc 9Hi&k 4H'T DITH RZDG 3E CI

iSlauid Ileal hfittcr tkaa nay wtker mauic.

Ask for Dithridco's aad take no otl or. ;' Hee that owr aanuo is oat rvear fcwiat

DrrtmirxiE son, Pittsbwi, Pb.

C SU I or Fricie lAM. ; ? f . FURNITURE MANUFACTIJREK3!i . ' . - - Flax Tow For fJaJeS taU,o or anntU p 16 and 17 Olyboura tlreot, iftUwa jk.tTAa,

kawaeiHniuIi

rassnaMttlMCM.

aty net, ewoi a. S rodalaJaT I

Kali Khewskafd

BUSS, KKKNK ACO.'S Fluid

darral remooy rorfjl mm. ralissiuun

II llrwmle Hlood

tmasiBMI llsuSSMW. Hni. Imn 1 .i.

aecwidbr tho oasiatanoo of the antan riUe. id

Lru, :!(, In auotbott

JFranrM.aaa!

. iron 1

coant. It ia the aaao tWiwc marf ojad -C

and Uowd rmridrr a.owi . 0M I

. In nial. Knt 1 1 u l,..1nv nn e m. Mar mmi.

trade muk and directions. Head for a otrewjai'.

pariarr V.owi. 6m ri

iio uiuweso umvm i

OOice and Laborat ory, Ko. 80 Oedar St.. N. T.

OPIUM EATERS. caredUts laS a'ldw T. K. 0LABKB, ML O., Mount V troo,C'Bio,

H, N. TJ., Hovmbarin, 1871.