Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 3, Bloomington, Monroe County, 15 May 1872 — Page 4

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HEWS OF THE WEEK. The East. Tbe Sauhegan Mills, in Mil ford, N. H

were totally destroyed by fire on Sunday night, with the ilryhouso connected therewith. Loss $11)0,000; insurance $75,000. The fires en the mountains near Kingston, N. Y.. continue. Fires are also raging along tfie Rsndout and Oswego railroad, and a considerable amount of cord wood and railroad ties hate been consumed. Everything is very dry, and the fire sprends with great rapidity A. fire at Wsrren. Pa., on Monday afternoon, destroyed the Union school-house and the Germania Hotel. The school-house hud $10,000 insurance, and the Germania Hotel $25,000. A rote destroyed an oilcloth factory at Coluinbusvillf , Long Island, New York, on Tuesday, with a. loss of $60,000. One fireman was run over by a machine and killed.

A fire Tuesday morning destroyed the car-house of th Worcester and Nashua railroad, at Nash or , N. H., with its contents. A train of cars was also destroyed, and the rolling mill of ti e Nashua Iron and Steel Company. Th loss to the latter is $50,000 :

insured tor $25,000. The railroad loss is not

ascertained A very destructive fire broke

out in the village of Fenn x an, New i ork,

on Tuesday. Fifty houses huraod. Steamers were ordered from Elmira and Canandaigua to suppress the flames. The fire originated in a furnace. The losses are very

beavy.

A dauko attempt was made Wednesday

morning by a gang of burglars to blow open

too sates m mc x,ne ireig&t nouse, at xsux-

falo, N. Y., in which several thousand dol

lsn in currency were deposited. The bur-

private wat:hman. They were in 8ms act of

blowing open tha sale when disturbed by the police, but made good their escape The large woolen mill of William G. Case, at Columbus, Pa., was entirely destroyed by fire Wednesday night. Loss, $.10,000 ; insurance, $12,000. Tbe Franconia Iron Company's works, at Wareh&cn, Mas., were destroyed by fire on Thursday koss $100,000 ; insurance $50,000. About 150 persons are thrown out of employment .Mrs. David R. Porter, wile of ex-Governor Porter, and mother of Geo. Horace Porter, Private Secretary of President Grant, died at Harrisburg. Pa., Thursday Tbe New York Sun of Thursday aaja : " Notice has been authoritatively received at the office of Distriot Attorney Garvin that Messrs. Graham and Gerry have withdrawn from the defense in the Stokes case."

FnsnO'KExrn murdered Peter Kinny, in South Boston, Mass., Wednesday night. They were brothers-in-law, and partuers in the liquor business. O'Keeie was arrested. ......Gov. Hoffman, of New York, has signed the Jury bill whieh allows nawspaper-read-ingfpeople to ait on a jury.

The West. At Indianapolis, Ind., tbe jury in the eaosof Harvey, indicted for the murder of his wife, in March, 1803, who has since been at large, but was arrested in Ohio a short time ago, returned a verdict- Wednesday of conviction, and a sentence of ten years in the State penitentiary ......Stanley, the murderer of Patterson, who was under sentence to be hung April 12, waa lodged in the State prison at Fort Madison, Iowa, for life, by reason of commutation of his sentence. At Chicago, on Thursday, Gregori Peri, the murderer of Daniel O'Brien and

Michael Beady, waa found guilty of murder

in the first degree. The penalty fixed by the jury is death by hanging.

A dispatch from Omaha, dated May 3, ays : '' A party of Indians, supposed to be Cheyennes, attacked a mail escort from this

post, at Labonti ereek, twenty miles west of

m ramie, on weanesday, Killing tbe Sergeant in command. The oartv returned

to Fort Laramie with the body." During the prevalence of a heavv wind-storm at

Delphos.O Friday afternoon, fire broke out in the drug store of Schenck k Lang. About

amy Buuawgs were entirely destroyed ; estimated loss $250,000 H. C. Beid A Co.'s meshine works and foundry, and John Clement's dwelling house, were destroyed

oy nre as warren, o., Friday morning.

osa upwara of SSO.OOO About noon

that 1,600 perished in tha surrounding towns of tho country. The insurrection in Spain ntill continues.

A battle has been fuught at Taudela, in Navarre, between the Governments troops and

tha insurgentR. The latter were defeated with a loss ot 300 killed and wounded Ginton, the Communist convicted of par

ticipating in the murder o'' hostages, and sentenced to death, was shot at Satorv.

France, at 6 o'clock Tuesday moraine

Tbe Mexican revolutionists are tnakins

active preparations to besit-ee the city oi

Matamoras.

Spanish correspondence of London paporn

chronicle several minor ongagomcnts, ir which the Carlists were svcccssful. They

also state that desertions from the rova

forces are very numeroun. The city of

Fampeluna seems to be the objective poin; of the Carlists, who are oonrenlrattug theii-

forces with a view to attacking the place. The commander of the regular garrison there telegraphs to Madrid "that tour companies of his troops have deserted, and aok for reinforcements. It is reported that seven Carlist prisoners, including a priest and a notary, havo beau shot by royal troops. The Carlista hold hostage , to await continuation of the report Bishop Fessler, who officiated at the lat; Ecumenical Council, is de:id Earl Duf

torn, newly appointed Governor General c. the Dominion of CanadB, will sail for Netr York on the 11th of June. He will send his yacht to America, and will stop a while ii New York, where it is probable he will compete in the races with some of the vessel of the New York Yacht Club A Polar expedition is projected under ths auspices of the English Geographical Society. A insrATcn received at Paris from Baj-

enno states that a large number of French troops bavo been stationed ut the bridge leading from Vera, in Navarre, Spain, across the 3idftasos river, to prevent the escape of the retreating Carlists tnto Fr fence. It is now believed that tbe movement of Don Carlos is a failure A thanksgiving festival in honor f the restoration cf tho Prince of Wales waa held at the Crystal Palace, London, on Wednesday. Tho attendance was immense, and included many distinguished

persons and members it the royal lamiiy.

Iter Majesty the ian press Augusta oi

rprmanv has n.rrivH ut Windsor Castle.

where tho is the cutest of Queen Vioioria I novance to tho

Nnwa h:.a been received ia London of the often pruning

uuQf r ue ni tea oi tne American scooouer

Brooks. All on board were lost Infor

mation nas reich Constantinople of a desperate conflict in tho streets of Smyrna

Syria, between Ureeks and Jows, growing

out of ii report that the litter, in their

religious ceremonies, hat sacrificed an infant. Several persons were killed and weunded. At tbe latest accounts the rioting

had ceased, but was expected to bo resumed, and troops have been ordered to occupy the

city Telegrams have been received .n

London from Bombay, announcing the

safety ot Dr. Livingstone Advices from

iannoar to tbe 15th of April state that tbe island has been visited by a terrible hurri

cane. One hundred and fifty vessels of all

classes were sunk or Btranded. The town

of Zanzibar was verv badly damaged. The

loss is estimated At il0,00'),0d0. A dispatcu from Bayonne, May 3, con

firms the report that tie Carlist leader, Rod a, with hiB comma ad, has find into

France, closely pursued by the Spanish

forces. The French troops on ihe Spanish frontier disarm and return all Carlists who

escape into France. Tie Carlists in '.Bis

cay have burned tho railway bridge at Areta, near Bilboa Tbe London Times

of Fridav mornincr. in civcuBsinc the atti

fade of Caned i in regard to the Treaty of

Washington, censures ti e .Home tioverument for its treatment of .he Dominion, and

hints that it might be beneficial to the world if England were m absolve Canada from her nllecianco to thj mother country.

Intelligence has just reached Bombay, India, Jhat the city of Madras and vicinity was visited bv.'a terrifie'e y clone on Wednes

day last, which caused a serious loss of

life. A number of vessels at anchor in the

roadstead, which were uunble to put to sea

owing to the sudden approach of the cyc

lone, were wrecked, and most of their crews perished. The immense pier, leading

far out into the water, was breached, acd

the city and suburbs greatly damaged

The eruption of Vesuvius hc.s entirely ceased. The inhabitants of toe villages which were threatened with dentruclion by

lava, have returned to their homes. A

hurricane of terrible violence has swept

What I Know About Gardening. Mb. Epitor: Since Horace Grce'ey ha,s won so much farje by hU book " What I Know about Farming," I feel inclined to let tho roadors of your excellent paper knovr " What I Know about Gardening." A plsnt known to many and admired by some, is

THE MORNING GLORY. This modest little flower comes up about eight o'clock in the moniiiu in summer and nine in winter. It unfolds and is seen to advantage late in the afternoon. The above was drawn and

engraved from a very line fpocimen m

my own possession.

The next clomest.c planus

THE TRU MPET PLOVER.

This troublesome little plant begins to

How generally twice a year, about, the Christmas hoiidayB and Fourth of July.

If you are not carstul it win run ait over the houRe, causing a great deal of an-

inmates, it requires

WALL FLOWKRS

are also a well known domestic flower, though by daylight are apt to look a

little laded. They loot: Desi oy lamplight, and are often seen growing by the side of parlor walls during little parties and balls. They grow without much cultivation.

An out of-door plant much in vogue

during the rainy month of April is

if they do not feed too high. But if meal and roots are freely use I for the Bake of getting a great amount of milk, it will tend to injure the cov unless fed systematically the year round. It is like feedi ng a horse all the grain he will eat, and then working him hard to

get pay for it. A horse thus, treated

will soon wear out. It :.s lar better to

feod a harm good hay, with a little

grain, and work moderately, a he will

laat much longer, and bo move profitable in the long run. By high feed cows are liable to disease; but if judiciously fed and kindly treated, there will bo little trouble frcm abortion or other ailments. M. L. Gooddt in New England Farmer. A New The. for Flax Seed. The. follovrj ing statement, copied from nrt English paper, is of great interest to the American farmers, as it seems to open a new use for flax seed, and may greatly enhance the price, to as to make flax growing profitable. The new use is in the manufacture of an article called linoleum, deriving the name from linum and oeum. It is said that it. will be a rival of caoutchouc, or as is commonly

called, India rubber. The new article is manufactured of linseed oil by oxi

dizing it until it is solidified into a re

sinous substance, as we frequently land

it when it has been exposed :o the at

mocphere. It is stated that " in this state it is combined with resinous gums and other ingredients, whereupon it

assumes the appearance ani most of

the properties ol India rubber. Like

India rubi er, it can be dissolved into a cement and mod in the manufacture

of the material for water-proof clothing It can be used as varnish for the prsi

tection of iron or wood, or for coating

ships' bottom?. It. is as good as a com

mon cement, having properties similar

to tho marine clue made from India

rubber and shellac. It is easily vulcan

ized by exposure to heat, and by this

means becomes as. hard as the hardest

wood, and canablu of the fir est polish

The great variety ot uses to wntcn ii can be applied in this form viill at once suggest themselves to the reader. The manufacture of linoleum hits thus far been made to produce floor cloth , lor which it has nroved itself well adapted.

Combined with gvound cork, it is spread on a stout canvas, the back of which

is afterward water-proofed with oxidized oil. The fabric is then printed

bv means of blocks in t he ordinary way.

'Ihe floor cloth thus produced is pliable, noiseless to walk upon, w.ishes well,

pieserves its color, and rolls up like an

ordinary carpet. It is very durable, and its component parts will not de

compose by heat or exposure me sun or air. as will India rubber. J Y,

Tribune.

How to Make a Village or City Qardm.

Take barrels and bore holes around, the

middle, and one hole large enough to

admit the nose of a watering pot. Fill the barrel with stones as high as the rows of holes, and fill in with good,

mass or gives an audience, Moretto is placed under lock and key, for fear that he should suddenly make hjs appearance by his master's side.

THE LADY SLLFi'ER,

which is often seen on the sidewalks,

narticularlv where the toil is fitted fox

its production requiring chiefly a wet

clayey soil ot an uneven surtace. with, thfsa conditions the plant thrives very

well.

Friday, fire broke out in the basement of I over 'h devastated country, greatly dam-

iitapm Mali House, Hudson, Wis., burning i between ten and fifteen buildings. The to-

tai Masea will root up about (136,000 An old man named Connolly was burned to death. A vinx at Cleveland, 0., Saturday evenlog, destroyed a large portion of the Standard Oil Company's works. About 40,000 barrels of distilled and refined oils were burned The Meridian Street National Bank at Indianapolis, Ind., waa mysteriously robbed on Saturday, during bank f about 26,800 From April 24, tna time the convention news began to be transmitted, to the night of May 3, the to-

-K"cii ant regular reports transmitiea

viuciantii n? in wail prn umuu

xwwrana were .in ul wnrHn .A man

named Xeorga Wright was shot by Liisie i.Vr"r in bonse of ill-fame in Detroit, Mica., Saturday night. The South. 0 Monday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, five nan, mounted, dashed into the town of Columbia, Adair county, Ky., and stopped and dismounted at tha Deposit Bank. Two with pistols in their hands held the horses, and

ttaree with revolvers entered the bank. One of the scoundrels shot the Cashier dead, and ! the party pillaged tha bank of all the money out of the safe, which they could not open. Tho citisens organised, started in pursuit, and at latest accounts were gaining rapidly on ihe villains. Ta President of tha bank at Columbia, Adair county, Ey., robbed on Monday afternoon by five men, has offered a reward of $2,500 for them, or $1,000 for either. The raid waa one of the most daring ever made, and the murder most heartless. The villains got about $70,000, mostly in bonds. Rav. Benben Williams, colored, was foully murdered in his bed Tuesday night, in the suburbs of Little Bock, Ark., by a couple of young colored men. The murderen escaped. Caw. W. C. W:shaht, a prominent citizen of Robeson county, N. C, was killed by Lowry outlaws on Thursday. A oaho of counterfeiters were arretted on

the border of Virginia and North Carolina, Saturday, and committed to jail at Lynchburg, Va. A press and dies for eounterfeit-

IDS gold and silver coin were eeuca. Washington.

w( reached Washington on Monday

that the late Tycoon of Jipan has been in

vited by the present reigning Emperor to

come ont of his late retirement, and has received an honorable appointment nnder the Government, accompanied by a

nigaly complimentary title. Among the Japanese now on their way to Washington ia Katori, present Chief Minister of Fiuance

ot capan

Th House Committee on Military Affairs

nave agreea no tbe bills introduced by the

delegate trom Montana, directing the Secre

tary of War to furnish to the inhabitants of that Territory 500 Spencer rifles to enable them to defend themselves from the Indians A number of copies of the British eouuter-ease were received at the Britisa Legation on Monday, and six of them given to the Department of State. Foreign. A splciai from Madrid, Spain, says; " Fifteen hundred Carlists are under arms, aad many skirmishes have taken place. The -sity of Pampeluna is menaced, and the insurrection is spreading enormously Troops are demanded everywhere." Don Carlo has issued a proclamation in which he saya. "Thank God I am once more permitted to kisa the sacred soil of my country, and bo again among Spaniards." He earnest y appeals to the people to rise in arms, and declares he will deliver Spain ijr die in the attempt The view of Mount Vesuvius from Naples is the grandest that has been witnessed sine 1031. Showers of and have succeeded tbe rsiu of ashes. The eruption is now accompanied by fearful electric phenomena. Lightning darts incessantly from the summit of the volcano, and the quaking of the mountain are more violent and frequent. Tbe thunder ia continuous. Burning cinders, stones, and cori.a are falling fast and thick in the town of Maasa di Somrna, which is entirely deaerted Particulars of the late earthquake in Syria are now coming to hand. The number of pursons killed in tho city of Antioch is leas than 300 ; but it is known

aging villsgeii and remaining crops.

A dispatch from San Sebastian, Spain,

Sunday afternoon, says : " The division

under Morianes to-day ccmplutely defeated

the Carlists concentrated in Navarre, titer

a conflict of nine hours. The troops carried

the village of Carasaat t':ie point of the bay

onet." The whole Carlist center is captured.

A serious riot took p'ace in Kharkof, a

largo market town in iitputh Kussia, last

month, caused bv the interference of the

people. The fire engine s were brought out

to disperse the crowds bv throwing water on

them. This so exasperated the populace that they attt cked the police and fire stations, and eu ;tetl them. Tbe Governor or

dered out tho troops, who were stoned by the mob, whsreuncn thev fired, and masy

citizens were killed and wounded. Tie rioters then d ispera-id. and at last accoun ts

mo nj hsb iUiet, 'Jut UQucr miruai inn.

Proceedings in Congress.

In the Sena te on Monday, April 29, Mr.

Sawyer presented a remonitruate against the repet.1

of thdehjht-hourlaw Mr. iteott's resolution to limit

debate ou the Appropriation lile to five mlnutaa tor

eaco seaaior on escn ameuac:.- t, wu taaen up, ana,

urer iv lenctny aeoate. ftaopna--reu u, naye 14...

In theHoti&e (in Monday. Apr 1 39. nnder a call of the Slateg, a nnoilr of uuimpc :tanl billawere introduced and referred. The bil! to remove the legal mid

political dtatilttie. from 3. If. Hopere. member elect

rom tne ltlein district. jnn i arounn. vae re-

Borted 1,7 Mr. Peteni from th. Judiciary Committee.

and iusi-d 7be Senatebill toi corporate the Texu

Facinc Katiroaduompany. ciianjpnetne tine to tnst

of the Texas and Facinc Hallway Company, and roakipg provision as to iBMi'Ttfi mortgages nnil lar.d

rant Bond, etc., was passed jetu !3, nayft sa. i ne iouie concurred in a number of .tnate amendments

to various bills Adjourne:..,

Is the Senate on Tuesday, April 30, tbe

Xlonse bill repealing all duties on tea and coffee was

nasaed after a brif.f debate, and with only ten necattv

votet. An amendment that t shall not CO into i-ffert

till Jnlv 1 next, and nrovid tns for a rebate ou such

goods ae have paid tav. in be id. was adopted, vhich

necesaiiaiee uie return oi inn out to me I ioa,e. uiutr-

wt"elt would go to tne xre-.ident lor sigaatuie..

Amounted.

In th House on Tuesday. April 30, tbe bill to en. courage the planting of tree and for the preeervftti-ro of woods on the public domain came up. After d bate, thebtli u-ai rejected 81 to .13 Mr. Msyutird, from

me i;,.mntlttoo oi wars ami means, reporu-u e n..-! providing for the issue of tinted States bondu n it. 11 case, of bonds destroyed or defaced without default

-n tv e i-art or tlieir owurt . under sncn rules at n ro-

BtrlctloQS as Ihe Secretary ol the Treasury may pt--

scrme. massed rne BpenKer appointed air. u .y, " Illinois: Messrs. Colurn,Cti:,Cmpbnlland Fiu eelsbun? a committer to attend the National Sharpshoot

er's Feethal at Highland, 111., on the 19th of Mny

nrxl Jtqjourm-d.

In the SenaM on Wednesdsy, May 1, the

bill repealing theprorislfirji of tbe Army Appropria

tion act of 1S7I). prohibitlrjr promotions In the staff of

tue Tiay. was pass?: a ci, paKa to rt-g-uiuie elections in Washington aod 1 abo Territorl s......Aftr the reception of reports ;orn several committee, the Naval Appropriation bill wnstakenup. Alr.fitocklcn

VIRGINIA CREEPERS

are a foreign pliint first introduced into

our country by Ute?ar, ana are neaitny

growers, l liey make their appearance in the South in early ppring, and being

haruv they continue to bloom through

out tne feaaon. lhey are very Iroerant.

These, Mr. Editor, are some of our

most interesting domestic production,

and 1 hope many ot them are familiar

to your reader., lours,

M. ANGLE WURTZ EL,

A Fixed Fact ik Pharmacy. Considering tho multitude of diseases, it is amazing that we live : Jn view of the countless remedies for them, it is won

derful that we die. Unfortunately, however, all the diseases are realities ; whereas most of the "remedies" are

humbugs. One exception lo the latter rule demands the recognition and npprovnl of the press. W o refer to Dr. Joseph Walker's Vinegar Bitters. Of

the Doctor himself, we know nothing ; but of his medicine we can speak from observation, for it soems to have found

its way into almost every hou-ehold.

Probably it is more extensively used in

this country, as a family remedy, than any other preparation, although it has

not yet been betoi e the world three

years, wnerever we go we near oi it,,

and whenever we near ot it, the com

ments on its efficacy are enthusiastic. We have questioned sufferers from liver complaint, remittent fever, fever and

ague, chronic headache, vertigo, irregularities of the bowels, indigestion, rheu

matism, neuralgia, gout, kidney diseases, and affections of the lungs, as to its effects, and the uniform answer has been, "ii i doing me goott." Believing that " what everybody says must be true," we have no hesitation in admitting that Vinegar Bitters is the Great Medical Success of the present century. Com. Reported Discovery of a Snbmerged

City near M. Angustine. "" During the heavy gales which prevailed Inst fall, the tide, on one occasion, was d.iven so low in the North river that a remarkable discovery was made. About seven miles north of St. Augustine, on the west shore of North river, tho remains of an ancient city were disclosed. Several wells, walled in with

coquina, are now visible, under water j

but the foundations of the houses can

be only felt with a pole. On the occasion of the discovery, a gale bud prevailed,

lor tour or nve days, trom the north driving the water out of the river to an extent never before known. Further

investigations have also brought to light a coquina quarry on this same f-ito ; and, what is the most remarkable, the quarry

is in the midst ot a dense hummock, and Svhich any one can see now by taking the trouble to go there. The rock

is of a quality equal to any on Anastacia

lt-la.nd. and the quarry has been ex

tensively used, doubtless for the purpose of building this city, or settlement for one or the other it certainly was. St. Augustine (Fla.) Press, April 13.

If you desire rosy cheeks and a com

plexion fair and free from Pimples,

Ulotches and Eruptions, purity your blood by taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It has no equal for

thi;5 purpose. o'Jo

Father P. De Smet, tho venerable apostle to -,he St. Louis Indians, has returned to tit. Louis after an absence of some monl h-i in Europe. Thin is his twenty-firs : trip across the ocean, his first voyage to America having been made over fifty years ago.

The Markets. HI1W YORK. Beeves Primo Common U ots Dresei dCotton ASiddlinir... Flout Exln. Western... Wheat No. J Sprinir

Corn Mi.tea western..

13 i 13M

e a 6J4 23 -840 . 925 1 62 a 1 65MI 75 a 7o 52V.a 5&S 91 a 92 90 n 91 1387Xil4 00

FOB FAMILY USE.

Oats Western

p.yo ostorn Uarley Slat; Pork Moss , Lard

UlllUAUU. I eeves Choice 15 75 1'ruie 5 41) I'uit Gradsi 5 01) Btook Cattle -Common 3 40 Tnfeiior- . 2 75 Hoes Live. 90 liuttor Choice 26 Y,i 12 I'lour W hit c Wirier Extra 10 50 Siiririr Estia... 7 00 Wtteat-fSpriwc.No.l 142 Knrinif. Nil 2. 1 31

Corn. No. 2. 43?:

Oats, No. !! 3SJ'J 36 Hye, No. 2 7& a SO Uarley. o. 2 55 a 57 Pork-biass. 12 55. 12T0 hard X Ki

bi. L,(M)1. inour-SXX Wheat ho. 2 Spring Corn Mi xetl, on traok Oats No. 2, an truck

llye

a 600 a 560 a 5 25 a 460 a 325 a 420 a 28 a 11 all 09 a 800 a I 43

1 'in IS'.

850

THE HAIFORD

LEICESTERSHIRE

Table Sauce

Tho Best Sauce and RelLik

Made in Any Part of tbe World

FOB FAMILY USE.

PISTS SO Cents.

1-2 PINTS 80 Cents.

For Bale by all Grocers.

47 41

rich, fine earth to tbe top, in which

plant cueitmbors, melons, s juasnes, tomatoes, et c. One barrel will be enough

of each kind. Be sure to havo one flat stone lean over the large hole, where

you will pour in water until it runs out of the he lei vou have made, and which

will prevent tho eartti irom nuing uiis

wrire hole un. Kanee the br.rrels round

your yard, and plant your Beeds. Keep

tne oarreis nuea wiiji wtr up iu mj

holes, and you have nil thu requisites

for rapid, healthy growth, air, heat, and moisture. You can mise all the

vegetables you will need, in the greatest perfection, and they will la3t until late in the autumn, as they can easily be

covered on frostv niuhts. Cucumbers

and tomatoes may hang over the barrels, cutting them oft' when, they reach

the bottom. Melons may b-3 tied to the

wall fence. The stones have an impor

tant service in holdine ui the earth,

and abscibinu the he.-H during the day,

which tboy give out at mgni, Keeping the water with an even temperature. You will be astonished at the result if vou have never tried it. Prairie' Far

mer.

To Tell Good Powdcr.Pls,ce on .tsheet ot clean writing-paper, about three or four inches apart, two small heaps of powder, and upon tiring one with a heated wire, if it explodes with ft good report, and if no (parks fly off to ignite

heap number two, and if no specks are left on the paper, it may ba considered as cood nowder. But if this fails, the

ingredients are impure, or they have

been mixed in tho wrong proportions,

Hunter,

Farm and Garden.

Management and Feeding Stock. I Save

had the caire of cows lor the last forty years, and never had a case of abortion,

In the tirst place, 1 endeavor to hav their diet ae uniform as possible, sum nier and winter. I put my cows in th

stables about the first of November

and feed with a. variety of plants, herd's grass, red-top clover, water grasses

brakes, skunk :abbage, wilu-worniwood , alder leaves and such other plants a; they get in the summer too numerous to mention, I turn to pasture about the middle o May. A portion of ray pasture haii generally been new land, furnishing 1 list sweetest of feed from cultivated grasses, with low, swamp grasses ; ttlso a virietj of browse, such ns chestnut, maple, white, led and black oak, white one. black birch, ash, pine, hemlock, elders sweet fern, skunk cabbage, wormwood low Uurel, not the poison laurel, ftc Water gushes from springs and runt, ir a sluggish stream through the pasture so that the cattle can have it cold or warm; and I have noticed that the sometimes drink the one and sometimes the other showing that the) like a variety of water us well as o: food. Cows kept on such a variety of food

offert-d an amendment pravltting thtt the pay of chif engineers in the navy fT tho next nacat year Hbull Ins

ItlAsaine as iduuuw iineu i.r law lor uavat cull- I , , ll..l . -motors. Airreedto. Ihe bUl was than Dossed... .. and Water, not, allowed to COB1C 111 til

Adjourn en. In the Honse on Wodnetdfiy, Mar 1. the Beimi-e ,minHmfulKla the House till, abolish inc the datlxs

ou tea and coffee, makiDg tt:e bill take effect on tho

Ut ol July next, wee concurred in oy a lame majority, on a division, the yeas and nas bef ns refaned The

following bills from the Cocmiittee ou Indian Affairs were panned : Breulaticg tiie modo of making privaie contracts with Indian',. To anthorlze the Unhid Sta'es Ciroilt Conrt fot Indiana lo raake a partitir n or the reservation of the hand of Miami i ndiflF-s. lo provide lor the sale of certain Indian lands In Kansas. AuihoriKiur; ihe removal of restrictions on Mie alie-t-atiou of tert-iin Miami Indian lanih ttt Kuhiii.,. 1 o provide for the remisl of the Kansas tribe ol Indiana to the Indian Territory, ard to dispose ol their lande in Kauris to actual se tiers only After diKCUHsint;

the Tariir till In uomMiue o: tue nolo, tue uouho adjourn tl. wmm Public Debt Statement. The following is a recapitulation of the public debt statement for the month If a -, nn

ending April Ml :

ftix per cent bonds Five per cent bonds. Total colu bonds Lawful niuney debtMatured debt Legal-tender notes Fractional currency Coin certl&cutea. Total debt Total accrued interest.... Cash iu Treasury : Coin Currency

...$I,W,777.KC ... 4U,Mi7J(l,

...l.Sn344,10O 28i?3.' 20.t7,4!'7 ... 337.ffiJO.87! ... 43,I7'J.IV,.I 2394.l0

...t2.3:'l.ir2..TT'J 42'i2,7till ...t 10B.9U.7.1S n;t75.Kj

Total la Treasury - t 123,32.'J;

Debt less cash in Troasnry Decrease during the month

Bonds issued to the Pacific tlai I road Companies, intert-st payablo In lawful innney : Principal outtiindlg Iotermt accrued al not. yet ptiid I merest paid by the United Stales Interest repaid by transportation of stalls, etc Ba.ance of trite, e.t paid by lire Uulted States

42,197,743.n

lz,o8,ill

6 1, 623,1 1.W2.47I,

3,111 1.152 11,020,718

Tat number of immigrants arriving at Port Huron, Mich., from Canada during the quarter ending with March 31, was 8,543. The bodies of tlx; two factory girls who last November jumped over the falls at Lewiston, Me., lave just been recovered.

three years of age, which go dry two

months previous to calving, that f ucklo their calves only a day or two, will seldom have any trouble from miscarriage I have often not allowed the call' tt suck at all. Tie up the cow at once ant milk her, and feed the calf. The cal:' may not do quite as well, but the cow will be more quiet, bellow less wher turned to pasture, seldom have eorti teatj, and tho calf can be put in tin same pasture, with the cow, if I raise it As a general thing I have taken care of my cows and milked them myself. They have been treated with kindness, and know nothing of being kicked, whipped or pounded. I never had a kicking cow, and when I see notices in the Farmer of such animals I ii.lrr.i03t wonder that jople at e not ashamed to complain, as J think there is no need of having kicking cows, if properly managed. 1 have generally raised my cows from calves. From the first I treat them in 6uch a way that they like to be handled.. When 1 milk a iiei.lor for the first time, 1 soften the teats with milk, begin very moderately mid as easily for the i.nimal as possible. If she step-t round, 1 talk to her soothingly, but never strike or kick her. Thus t routed lhey will soon learr. that thej are not (joing to be hurt, ami will stand still. A heifer once calved when I was away from home. I wont out in the evening after getting home tnd milked her i:a the lane, for the first time, without trouble. I havo never fed much meal, or grain of any kind, or roots, as 1 have not made a buvincss of selling milk ; still I have kept on a or two cows during the winter lor milk for the family. Selling milk may probably be made profitable where farmer!' live near a village or c ity,

3arley l?orlc--Jli88. r,arrl Oattle-Prine . Taxm.. iilogs

flour FaiuilyWhsat -Ret ... Corn Mixel -.

Oat Rye Barley Pork-Mess Lard Hogs

63

9

CINCINNATI.

18 01)

1 4S a ..... 4t3s ..... H ..... 81 a 67 a l'.!50 a 854-1

B 00 - 6 25

4 (JO " 6 25

... 3c0 i 510 ....$8 fO o if 75 .... i a) o 2 no .... 48ii 49 .... 42 a 46 .... ft2 a 94 .... U a 70 .....12 a - .... 9 .... 4 0U 4 2.

The llaman Telearrapli. The nerves are tele

graphic fibres nperated by tbe brain: bat IX the stomach, the great vilalizer ot the srttem, i i disordered, tho whole nervonr. organization is partla Ijr shattered for tbe time beim;. Tarrant's Krrsaviacsrr Ssxtzrr Aperies T wtrks wonders in car o' nervous debility arising front dyspepsia, by rmtori uj tb stoorecli iu in aonnal condition, and keeping the bowels

free.

MILWAUKEE.

Flour-t-priiiK Ectra $6 GO a Wheat--&pring, No. 1 1 46 a Ho. 2 1 30 a Corn-No. 2 435fii 0ats-N:..2.... - 35' HyeNd.l 71 a Barley No. 2 65 a CLEVELAND.

Wheat No I B ed Wintr 1 34 No. 2 Bad Winter. 1 71 Corn 67

Oats 46 o ... Potrolonm Refined WAn 20 Orude 4 60 a 4 65 TOLEDO

Wheat Wtite Michiunn Amber do Corn- fiiffh Sfix-na Low oU 0u--Nr -

74

a Iff) a 176 a

1 9VAl 9f .199 a -. 5031 SI

. Uii i ib 40 - 40M

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TECHNICAL

s

A Sonora Story.

The following rich story is rolated by

a Sonora paper, at the expense or

oueer cenius who vibrated between

that town and Orecon, as " advance'

acent of a concert troure, and who,

though pretty clever m ' selling tne curiously inclined, does not always come

oil hrst best.

Frank Ball, traveling in a vehicle

bearinc it etronij resemblarce to a ped-

ler's cart. Old lady rushe out from a

nouse by tne roaa siae. ine loiiowing

colloquy ensues : Old Lady ''Say, what have you go to sell ?

Ball " 1 am traveling agent, madam

lor the createst menaeena of .ancien

or modern times, which is shortly to be

exhibited in this section, affording lo

the inhabitants thereof an opportuni

ty of viewing the most stupendous collection of animals ever before ex

hibited."

Old Lady "You don't say. Have

you any 'elephants?'1 Ball " We have, madam, six elephants ; but these constitute a comparatively unimpoitant part of the show. We have living specimens of bipeds and quadrupeds, who roamed over the earth, not only in the antediluvian, but also in pilocene and postraioceoe periods, embracing the megatherium, with six legs and two tails; the inhthyossaurus, with four eyes ajad three tails ; the gyasticus, with no eyes, two noses and four tails ; the pleiiosaurus, resembling Satan in shape, which spits fire and breathes sulphur, and many other specieB, too numerous to mention. We also have a pious lawyer." Old Lady" Well, I declare." Ball "But, madam, the greatest curiosity by far of our exhibition; is a learned and classical educated monkey, who waa brought up a Mohommedan priest in tbe mysterious regions of the Great Deiert of Sahara. This monkey talks with fliiency all the modern languages, besides Latin, Greek and Hebrew. He can repeat the ten commandments, the emancipation proclamation, President Lincoln's laat message, and performs the most intricate examples in mathematics with rapidity, ease and accuracy. While being exhibited in Washington he actually repeated a long Bpeech of tho President. This monkey corresponds Beautiful young lady suddenly sticks her head from tho window and calls out : " Mother I mother I ask him why they let the monkey travel so far ahead of the other animal.!"

The Pope's Blaek Cat. Ths Journal tie Borne, in contradicting thu report as to the dinner given by the Pope to the Prince and Friticcsa of Wales, stales that almost the only guest ever seen at the table of His Hclinees is a black cat named Moretto. Moretto even enjoys sometimes the privilege of eating fiom the fame plate in his master, and of being caressed ly tbe august hand which dispenses so many benedictions. The rat in, indeed, so fond of tbe Pope that he mews piteously when etiquette and ceremony neccf-titnte a temporal y separation. When the Pope celebrates

Tyndale, the scientific lecturer, has

decided upo i an American tour.

"The Bestand Cheapest Hairdressing

in the World." Millions who have used

Burnett's Coeosine, and vho now make

it a constant appendage to the Toilet, confirm this expression.

A correspondent, writing from

Athens, curiously contrasts the mixtures to be found there of ancient and modern civilizations, liailroads spin their trains amid the temples of three thousand years ; steamers dash their swells upon the Pireua, and the scream of their whistles resounds from

Athoa, Pentelicus and Cytherou to Olympus and the heavens beyond their gods. Dr.

Aycr's world-renowned medicines, those

consummations of modern science, are posted on the Acropolis, tbe Parthenon, the Areopagus and the Thesion, while the modest cards ot Cherry Pectoral, AyeHs Sarsapa-

ruia, Ague cure and 1'ills look from the windows of the shops in the streets of Athens, where they are sold. 2T. T. Sunday Globe.

As Advertising Agents, Messrs. Row-

oil & Co., New York, stand in tbe front rank. They are prompt, honornbla and straight-

lorward, and weil deserve the success they have met with. Tbcy can always be found as 41 Park Row, and are pleased to have business mon drop in upon them. In their roomi can be found files of every newspaper published in the United States. Republican, Tunkhannock, Pa. Chapped Hands, face, rough skin.

pim les, ring-worm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous anections, cured, and the skin made soft and smooth, by using tbe Juniper Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. It is more convenient and easily applied than other remedies, avoiding thj trouble of the greasy compounds now in use. Com. Foa one of the best Book Catalogues published, send a three cent stump t ALFREn WAaaEH, Mo, 319 Central Aronue. Cincinnati, Ohio.

GUIDE,

CooUtniog fill Infraction, with illnstration. bow

to produce aV;rrtmTo rrttt turTinff, witu description ud designs c f Flower Stariflfi, TabteMate, Corner and

HaiifcTluliHue- vvoi-k. i1 rnu and card i5asKQta; Picture '.nd Photographic Knmw, in ail 80 eiegant, artistic nu I nweft ., ho run reouitjitea. which cn be n-

gaged iu hy j ouuanri old of both sex ss. ToolObHts

it the cudd. yon th, mtctmutfl ana tanner; model jp-

rmiit, i:orlz utai ami locomotive B eam engines: Model Vaci'.rg, 3 c ho Hern, Briea and Steauiihipn ; Wftthoroiitic,,! instruments and Microscope ; Verm Me Foot Latiiee and Fitting and Sun MftchinistH' Tools ; fret Cutting Machine and Materials, Chemical ChitA artd Laboratory for b3fe. youths and sta-

dents, ad also first step in Chemistry, hef ug a seriea ot 15 select i nd iimneiDg Chemical experiments, instroctiTd am onw-rtaining, harmless and free from iknr' dttuirlDtion ami brire of 90 dftYeifnt

kina or usel'il and preciou Woods from nil part of the World. Waning 1 lx) Scientitlc Mechanical Appliances Mad over 225 Illustration. I uteres tins; ad

ooaenciat to ; very onv jntiiei on receipt or is cents. ftRORfiE FAR Ft. Rnffiilo. N. V..

lUumcil'actnrer of Mechanic Tool a.

IOWA

mm SAKE BY THE

Barlineton & Mo. River K. R. Co.

MILLIONS OF ACRES, On Ten Years' Credit at 6 per ct. Interest

No part of .iriocipal due for two years, and thence only uix -niii Ii yearly ti 1 paid In fnll. Prodactn will pay for land and iniproTtments

wltntn tne nir.ii ot mis onerous creaii. ugr lletter terms wore never offoretl, are not now, unit nrnlmlil.' uhvpt wilt b.

CrKlXTJJ.Ittifiving full parttculars are sttppHed gratb; uny M-isaing to inducoothers to emigrate with them, or to furmacolony, we invited to ask for all

tttoy wK mum on ip. Applv to -E', K.UAKRIS. Land Comm r. For Io. Ciiinda. at llnrilntfCon. Iwa And f-i" Nebraska Lauds, mi Lincoln, Neb.

OSAGE PLANTS, FRUIT TREES,

Oane Hediciu best, l.ooo packed, 4? 5. 25; 10,(00.26 00 Peach eC'li treh and frown, bushf), packed. 1.50

Potntocita .-arijy Rose, best early, bosh., packed i.n) f nnrnrd (i i nun. 1st cla. 1 year. l.(MH. pat ked 25.00

Concord U va.ptu nood 2d elm I year, l COO,.. lS.on Hft :UapIe, l,ou;..4i is tneu,$I.no; pst free.... Z.on

Cherry iiu 'tmond, 1st class, 2 3 yrs. packed, MQVtOt iwh. itit .lit wt. packed. loo. Sift: i.rm -i.oo

Apple, 4-6 fi . tf; class, packed, 1(4, $6; 1,i0o. 4A.0O Flower Sends 23 chmctt- torts, poet free.. 1,0ft C'ol'd Fruit A Flower Piute. 5samp. post free. 1.UU

Call or whc lr for Catalognes. F. K. PtlfENIX. Bloomington Nnnery. IU.

Keep the Ilxm Umblemisbed. " I am like an old hemlock withered ht Ac top," said a venerable Indian Chief, poiuting to his thin and bleaching locks. Thousands of men and women in civilized socisty. much yoiintrer than the old Sagamore, are like him, "witbrred at the top," simply bt-cau&o they havo neglected to use the means of preserving and beauti-

iiuHinf uair wnirn science naa piacea at ineir aiapussJ. IT Lyon's Kathaibon be taithfilly applied ! once or twice a day to the fibers and the scalp, it is ! juttas impowible that tbe hair should decay, wither, : fall outorticoaie harsk and Inszy, aM that a meadow, duly refreshed with nightly dwa and eniilit rains, shwuld become arid and barren nf green blndes. This matchlese preparation not only keeps the hair allvo and the skin of the head in a healthy and clean condition, but actual. y multiplier the filaments and im- : parts to tbeoi a Ineter. flexibility and wavy beanty unattainable bv anv other mode uf treatment. It does i

not. like the metallic and sulphurous hair dyes, dry up the natural moisture of the scalp, but supplies nn tritrent to the roots of the hair and vigor to the fibers. Com.

THE BEST PAPER! TM IT!

The Scientific American is the cheapest and best il'urUraid vekly paper pnbHhed. Every nnmhnr rnntfiinH 'Vim ltl to 15 nrisinal en im vines of new

machine y, ;tc vel inventions. Bridges, Engiuevring

works, a rc "Mi e-t u e. im proven r arm impiemni,

.hqu every nv discovery in vnemistry A year's uum

oer contains 3.'s pagea, anu several nuunrou enurav Inn. Thmir-.uids of volumes are preserved fur bind

ing and ref rin:. The practical receipts are well worth ten times the Subscription price. Terms, S3 a yetr, by mail. Hrecimens seut free. May be had ot

all jtHews Dewr. PATENT?1 obtainfd on the best terms. Models nl nniv Invnnt 011.4 and sketches examiofni. and advico

free. Ail pufnU are published in the Scientific American m wedk they fssno. Send for pamphlet. 110 puses, ci u ta iling laws Aud fnll directions for tibtaftiing Pt-nti. AHtirmui fn Paoer. or concern in r Patents. MLNN

& CO . 37 Pai It i!ow, N. Y, U ranch Office, cor. F and

"tuSls.. Washington, P. C.

$1,(100

REWARD

For any raso of Blind,

HliA(linf. Ttchfne-. nr I !

reratrd I'ilai that 1a

Bts-n'fl PlLR KEHEDf

falls tveara. It is prepared expressly to cure the Pllt-s

ana Dotnii'ii eise. com oy

all Prut-gluts. Pnoe il.oo.

HAVI5 YOU A COIiDv HAVE TOU A COUOH! HAVE YOH BBONCDITIb? HAVE TOD THE ASTHMA HAVE YOU ANY LUNG DIFFICULTY WEAKNESS IN YOUE THROAT?

OB

Bead tho following and loam tho value of ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.

o liiN't

til

1,-sfW

AfiUSHED

Princips i Ofll e 101 W. Fifth St.,

The Only itellable Gift DUcHbntlvi Cenntrr

Cincinnati, O.

la eh

WHAT THE DOCTORS BAT. Pr. Lloyd, of Ohio, enrgeon in the army daring Ihe t war. from expoeuro contracted consumption. lie ! says : I have no hvltancy iu stp.Mng that it waa by I the use of year Lung Balsam that lam nowalivaand eajaymg health.11 ! Dr. Fletcbx i. ofaitationrf, says: 'I recommend I your ttfvlsam in prcf. rence o any other medicine for I Coughs, a"d it gives satisfaction."

BAliSAM is the remedy to euro

I be thor

ALLKN'S litno

all Lunc and Throat ditficultift Tt ihnnM

onehlv tested before nsiuc anv ofhnr TiMlanm Tt .!'

cure when all others fail. Directions accompany each battle. AGAIN WHAT THE DOOT0B8 SAY. Amos Woolhv, M. D.. of Koskinsko county, Indfaua. says: "For three years past I have used Al ten's lnng Balaam extensively in my practice, and I am satlffled there is no better medicine for Inug diseases in use,'1 Isaac A. Box an. M, D of Logan county. Ohio, says; ' Allen's Lung Balsam not only sells rabidly, but gives perfect satisfaction in every cane wHfifu my knowl edde. Having confidence In it, and knowing that It possesses valuable medicinal properties, I freely use it Id uty daily practice, and with uutounded sncce. As nn cxpetfioiant, it is most certainly ahead of any preparation I hav ever yet known.' Nathaniel Harrik, M. P., of Middlebnry, Vt., says: " I hava no doubt it wtl' soon become a classical remedial agent for the cure of all diseases of the Throat. Bronchial Tubes ar.d Lungs." Phyaiolaua do not recommend a medicine whieh has no merits; what they say about ALLEN1:? LUNG BALSAM ran he taken as a fat. Let all afflicted test It at once. 4rjT" It is haruiltra to the most delicate child. W It contains no opium fn any for:n.

In

Is.

5(10,000.00 TJ'aluable Gifts

TO IK DISTRIBUTE Ut

I). SINE'S

13S th REGULAR. MONTHLY GIFT ENTERPRISE Ta be Hrawa Monday, June 3d! ISfi. 'WO GRAND CAPITALS OF

$5,000 each in Greenbacks.

EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS

Cabinet Organs.

TU MASON A HAHUK ORGAN CO. sssiaHIIlr -

ta. latnJaeUM, tkl. mhos, of lsipvsvnals t SSSCS saw I arsbarr laUftst. TliSMar.

REED and PIPE CABINET UKttAKB. bouUlaad i.tl.lTMr.CAlu.rMtamm,aSwrfiaOilM

BaUaw, aad tb. wlyiacoMrfal eonUaatlaa ml nal ass wtta

nsdisvarawas. ( CimlmfmftTtKun.i

DAY'S TRANSPOSING KEY-BOARD.

InTnM tai P.U.t.1 bjr Mr. W. 0 . D.T, .f Balilsnt. Ij.

tt. attfcnw eaalartaatlrtaovs tho Kqr Bast thsrl4t ss 1

lSiBlyahlshtrrlcwtpltea.a.SiillaltOTiarj

Sana Pxtsstsd irsh vn -"" .v smm ssmc uslos Co. HEW AND EIiBGANT BT7L11B

DouUe Seed CABINET 0S&AI7S,

AT

ai

Ho Penois caoi take t fees IIIttrs according to directions. Mid remain ki tnrn. ;rovided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and tbe viud organs naned beyond the paint of repair. Dyspepsia cr Indigestion. Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Concha, Tithtnes of the Chest, Dintiness. Sour Eraetitiotis of the Stomach, Bad Taste in tbe Mouth, Bilious Atucka, Pirpitarioa of the Heart, Inflammatiop of the Lungs, Pain in the region, of the Kidneys, and a hundred other pain&l tymfMaa, are the offsprings or Dyspepsia. In these complainti it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a Letter guarantee of iu merits than a lengthy advertisement.

For Vtentwle CvaupMUMa, a yomaj or on, tnarried or ainale, at the dam. of womanhood, or the ton of life, these Toaie Bitten display so ocodad an influence that a asufced iniisoreanent is aeon percep

tible. , .

Caw iMUmmmmvmrr issi vatnw bbsbfXtttt RlHtms. Remittent and Inter-

mittant Fevea, Diteases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Such Dis

eases are caused by Vitiates xuooa, waicn ia neseiauy produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs. They aw at Cera tie Ftxrgati v mm well as a TcMale, pomea.'ing also the peculiar roent of acting

as a powerful agent in re-ieving oogesuon or apnammation of the Liver and Visceral 0sw,aad Bsbona Diseases. ..

For Bklat aJiamataea, uapaona, imp,, w theucu Blotches, Spots, Kmries, Pa-auks. Boris, Car-

btmsles, Rinr-wonna. Scaid-Head, Sore Km, tryI sipeuu, Itch, Scurfs, Jnacoloranonaof the Skin, Humors I and Dueasea of tho Skin, of whatever name ut stature, i are literally due up and ca-ried ont of the system is a

anon tune oy tne uie or inase rancm,

umtelul i-nnsanas procnuni namas -teks the most wonderful Invigorant that ever sustained ( the sraking system.

J WALitER, Prop r. av. ta. nsumajmstw,, Drueciats and Gen. Arts., San I tanciscoand New York

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ft DEALERS.

CAUTION. Call for "Allen'n Lnofir Balsniii,' aud slum the nso of aay otlur Balsam ; unprincipled men may deceive roa with worthless prcpsratlons. J. N. HARRIS ft CO.. Sole Proprietors. Cinctnnatl. Ohio.

Polil by all nrncclntM nnd .lledlolne Donlern, TO CONSHBIl'TI V I'.S ! r Til DONSCMI'TIVES ! The advf rtlscr. having Iwell pprmauentlr cured of th t read ilisoann l.'otiHiin plinn, hy u ttimpli imotly, Is anxious to mukn known lo Ills fill low auff. ri'rs the meaiin of curt. To all whtwlnsirc It, will aen.l a copy of lh prwcriptl '11 ue,l (frrtt of ehargt,). with the directions for pruparitilt ami using tliti siinin, which ihfy will timl a smi; Citrb roa Consi'mi-tion, Asthma.. Uronciiitim. slid all Throat or Lung difflcul !.

Parties wlsMna tli. proscription will plfiase address

v, KI1W.

Her. KIIWARI) A. WILHON.

2112 Penn St., nnr Las av.. Wllllainsburah.

N. y.

THaotmH tbelrngth and hrendth of theland the celebrated SILVER TIPPED Boots and Shoes are sold hy the million, for parents know they laat twice ns lonjt an without Tip. Try them. An eat Boot or Shoo is a joy forever. All who wenr thopo mado with the C VlJLK SCREW WIR.K know it, Light, tight, will not rip try .Lem.

GREENBACKS

TwoPrlii;s,il,OOOg Fire Prions 500 s Ten PriJ.M $100 3

One Hortii ai Baccy, with Sll'cr-Monnted Harness worth Im I One- Kiu-tolied Ilosewocd Plauu, worth $W0 "en Pami'.y SowiliK Machiues. worth lino each I Pivo Heavy Cased Cold Hunting Watches and Heavv Gold Chains, worth 3 each I Five Gold American Hunting Watches, worth $123 each 1 Ten I adlca1 Gold (iuntlng Watches, worth SlOtl each ! &tW Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches tin nil), worth froni S to ran each! Laities' Gold Leoutlue Chains. Ginlt' Oolo Vest Oiains. Solid and PoiibleElaleil .Silver Table and Teftnpooua, Photograph Alnms. Jowehy, Ac. Ac, Ac. Wholoniiuher Glfts.d.noot Tickets limited to W.otio. Agents v ni,ied to sell Tickets, to whom Liberal Premiums will l: e paid.

Simile Tl -Uels, HI ) Six Tlcfcew. jp i Twelve

TicfcA.,810 I Tweaty-Bve TlekM.1, B'J

Oirrtilats ni itiilning a run list or priies, a aeaenp. tlon of tha n; ruiut cf drawing, and other information in reference K tbo Distribution, will ho eent to any one ordering them. All lettori rnuit be adilreaaed to orritiR, X- D. SINE, Box 86,

KM W :lh t..

rihKINaJATI.sa.

FUN I8o.vl stamp to G. W. 80CTIIWOBTH, atonghlen. Mana. A NERVOUS INVALID Has piiMUh' I lor tho benefit of yonuemeu and others who sudor ft on Jiervousnesii. Debility. c . a treatus snvplviiK th -, !ii auof elf-cure. Written hy one whs, cured hlmae'if, ami sent Irei, on nlosivtng a post-paid dlractod nvelopu. Adtlrewi NATIIA-MHI. MAY FAIR, Itroeklyn, N. Y. a-vrpltn PICTI RE AGENTS avreirvr.

W vher. II,"! recalled by one. 8enrt stamp.

-PUvriTKE AOENTH

WlllTNr;Y A CO.. Norwich. Conn.

WAN r5I--UcoK AfiRNra lor a New Work by JoltM W !. auik-tt. suiteil l:o o-iery family and all clasnes. 't'lie f'tifiuethe pic and ntylt, renders It the btM bO'ik for cnnvasaei'1 over piihtieli d. The Held U clear, w th no romnethioll. AdJress at once, B. 11, Rl;S.SKI.I, t'niilinhrr. Iloslon. Mass.

VERY

LOW

PRICES.

EACH.

a-r.YLa.r.

Ctmidtrine their capacity, tltfana, and thffr0Uk

excel unct, .ne prices oj inei wrw tijtu v. Itwer than any iefm offered.

Tas Calaart Onoun mads ay the Mawa A Haauta Ca. an aikaew-

baaW t sat.1 all earn la parity aas Saatty of una, paver.

vartrtr as eeteWWy. awl walala pataatal aamwaa

la aay .lasts. To iy have aaijbcmly waa klgkait pnailanii atbdastrM EatlWuau, lac laSlag a maial at tea Paaas KErearaaai, ar

oawsaaraaTao am-amwnv; are la. aaly SliaHass Olgaas asM

largely la etaer maabfas, aad an pnataavdl ta a. uaw-aa

neoasLr ran esr by madrlsai almost vaavasauau. ttatuaeay mna hmt. than

0K2 TSOUSASS KVSICIAKB

hi La Uirnso Statbs. Emukv, FBAJWat, OuWAJrT, tou.yfatimA

B fall fa a TESTIMONIAL CIRCULAR wkMk. will ttt tat ftm to wy tMnm. Han ma few WWf txtaKto tnm wtd) lwm

" Thm htst BM In . CKftfsmtS KiXllisM. AhXW LoCMW

Cabv, Uawi Ln Dotal, Victob Capool, P. Bkmkou, 4 ailion. VT. kn-r. not hitrd iach Mn ntuieml ttwes from UT

ottwrt." Claba Lot'tu Ekixom, Anuiri PuiLura, Cail

BBaMAittsuid atbtn. "MuticlMUaMflTrtKsW urn nuom

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uv tut MStnl, tmi tbe mo re comnin tM jwa, man WU ml ktcli will b ttt md of iBiwriority mcvatimd Omn." Jcuca

ElCUHM. AckrurvAtdgtd to make th test, tkix Cvmfmny wtw

HKSlertakc to sell at suck frrctt Utmt tknr Organs shall be Unquestionably Cheapest, hi.-l tlief rrrtauivlv reenshMl ta A by ths liaasaysjirma tt Emttw-

mtvu McifCKi and CawtUAt.KO Fctavms fat NrAtn'at; ad thty Uivlu BttaallthB to tltcir Ian prion, whtdt trill far ffiwii m low, of tvnt lrx, tlwui tb priflt tUmtniwi u tmmmmmitsj

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still maintatna Ha reputation a, tne beat ever inven :ed with which to DO YOUR OWN PRINTING, and i. rti., most vain khle aAdlUon to the

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v ma uk or Tan UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. A LAMDOBAH1 Ct 12,000,000 ACRES! or THS Best ParaalKcot Mineral lasawla ls Aawtwtea. 3,000,000 Acres ia Nebraska, lit THE UKK1T FlWaTTB VAUUBV, TBI oA&BSBr or ma win, Now Car Sato, These lands ore In the central aprtlon of the United Stales, on the 4 1st degree of No Jh Latttnde. the central Hue of the g r, at Temperate Zone of the American Contlt eot and for grain growing .asMt stock raiaiug nntnmuMMl I, .-anv in the Unit-kt States.

OUl Al'KK IN P BIOS, mom lavoraMe terms and nun. ooov anient to market than can ba

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Sflldmrs entitled to a homtsteavd of 1W Aortc

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Intrinfiic virtoea, aad sustained by its remarkable cnre. So mild as to be safe and beneficial to children, and yet so searching as to effectually purge out tbe great corruptions cf tin! bkiod, stjch as the scrofulous ana n-philitk coatamination. Iioptirities, or dine mips that hare harked in tbe syBtcm for yean, soon yield to this powerful antidote, aad disappear. Hence its wonderful cures, many of wltich are publicly knon, of Scroftila, and all eerofukms dieeases, Ulcers, Eruptions, and ernprive disorders of the akin, Tiunon, Blotclses,

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sia, Fits, Ktjaralgia, Heart Disease.

f emaie weajEness, Aeouuy, aaa Iacorrhaea, irhen they are manifrstations of the suofitkma poisoas.

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