Plymouth Democrat, Volume 15, Number 39, Plymouth, Marshall County, 2 June 1870 — Page 4

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WRECKED UPON ICE. Some twpn'v year nea in cMiqnenc of rhe enT .-irhnirnts of French incl American fbaeiar-i npon our fiphiner.,,,n!s 'n the BOWSt of If ewfattBiflnd. "tf . mi in ' r ; i-rhif f of the North

I rnd equipped i Hinr ehooner: A I erican sfat;ort h' nnnify r of sin 11 fat saftinej schooners. end flptchcd them fom Fliüfax. Nova Sentit, 10 cruise on the hanks, for the donhte purp ?e of stonpine encmchDient, an '' also of pr- vcntm? the Plfwi? . V 1 dl S A mm - 1 I mm r.e. w r tie Preach brand of Sarai Pierre, on who.e tOtk hound const it is not to be j cnht Of om of th-se schooners I was i put in rh:rre ami it a as while running I Ummrn lb SrraitQo vlletele, thtt the; a lv. nture I am abou. i relate occurred j to me j I had b en visiting the stations on the ! coast of f abr 'or. and was returning to . Stint I ihn a, N wf undland, through the . strut's wht-n on" ev nirg T w?scaueht in hr ivy n'-r'herlv .rule. A night closed ha, T r i'ncd our sad to treble Tcefs, and. j karmiag that tea wa9 knocfeirg about,; pl r d tT'r.t 1 k ut4 on, and remiined on deck in chai?e ot the ves 1 myself. To sav th" sight was dnrk wuill eive no i tea of tbe i' kv obscurity in which we arp-.red t i b s il nar. One could .carce)y bob a. aras len :th. and as for discern- ! intr i vthinsr ahead, that appeared irn- ; DOHiVe. T av app arr d, b cause than is ai'i-h d'tlT iWSnSB in havin? something ; ok at and nothing; because, in the I II r c:ice, TOS fancy nothinsr could be , se n, even i' anything were there to be set n. 1 Meantime, the breeze kept inrreasine. and T bad the clwp re-r f taken in. At mi'ln;L'?'- we were heading we 1 out of the ; streit, and I thought T would go below ami rih'ivorto snatch an hour's sleep, ad ws in the act of civinr my orders to the offi. t r of the watch, when a loud cry , from 'he Innkattl men of, "A sail ahead, , iog right lor M sir!" startled me. Rue ing ; rwsrd, T saw the heavy, indis- i tinct form of what I thou ght to be a large l under a press of canvas, within a cable's length of us. Luff: luff all you can f I bellowed to i the roan at the helm; but he, either mis- ' rstaadiag my order, or else having eswgnt si ht of the object we were appro c'n-j, was too terrified to carry it ' and, in-'ead of putting the helm i!,i.vn,int it hard awe.ither. Theschooner fell oft, Mt th-- fuU force of the gabs and lew with rtd ubkd speed through the j wa'er. Tn almos lss time than it has taken mc to write the above half dozen lines, I saw tfesf iT was no sail, but a gieantic Iceherg! Ha l the helmsman luffed, we m gat p-rehnnre have weathered it; tut j ir m v no v too lat and, with a loud and : f;-arful rr:i-h, w h;ch threw myseif and all cat MM to the deck, the schooner struck fill apon It, !'er bHUll going short off; by the board, but fortunately injuring no j one j Cries of horror and di-tress arse from ' wmM of the awfld The watch blojr ! ru"h d up oq deck, many of tlicrn wi'houl Jheir c'o'hes Ad was for a mnnient ; diaoMf flfld eoalM -n, ard as the schooner 1 r ''j ofld fell with the heave of the sea, ! h B crah: g f r rar.i showd that her! 0 -v. - rc tove in. and I at occe saw that, ' OB M -! M fixel hrslf apoa the ice, she ant it tat b'fked OaT it, god iwn. Most ; Cutfla ttely, shi- showed no sign of doine this, an , ma tbe florae of the wind, aided 1 v t ery at ITC of the sea, fXECQd her still fart he in tl,e bera1, I b"saa to entertain - - i ht hopi ; o;' .- iviner mv crew. C dlectn? all hands, I told them that th-- tinlv i h:mce we h -d ot 'Scap" was bf Uli Ii' :r amiiitr ina ouuuri s hi fiueuy ' fine mv rrdera.and that, could we) bat mad on the btrg, we should be comp unT!v-ly safe. I th n directed one wafch to get up proist n, while with the other I srot the t .-lv cut a way. This done, I eeaa 1 lac en 1 af the deep sea ieid line re ii d mv body, and, kyftaa out ?Jong the lw i iv : i r i r T 2 .oi.r; .1 riivuj.lf 1 .17 u T' o -iYft and Uwhd on a part of the ice which the . waves d d n it reach, and with some dift -'i c d iu Giambi ing up p"rf t! l a of tbe Bpray. ITere I found a loi : t i . u v- 1 -p ice. Tbc schöner bad v Bab on lae V net yr- cfpftoaj si. Je of the ber& aod. baviajE run nearly half her lf-n" h op oal 'f 'he water, had braoeoe Inalf fixed ; bal ti ij, c-f course, I did net dhc et i iiti! tat dav broke. Rvt'irnlrtr cutiously, I hailed for a - roaaeri pc and regained the deck. I fb ind :h it daring my bs .r.cc a fjuantity of pr '-. Möns ;; d cuHhiag hid aeaa got 00 d. ..k, which I directed to be made into and! end bari ad reeled aaal person to atcari one lo all body,! caused the to had OB the b -rg In the manner I 1 . : doo myaclt Bad I known how SraUjy fix d the aehooaef wa;1, we might b vi' b s are i that night's discomfort ; aataol kaoariaav I deetnd it advisable t i abandon her at once, fearing she might k ide ' tf, d wh ch casj no mortal power eaaM h vateaaaad ua. Leavtag the wd the lat. I Joined my mm on the lev, aad th' n, in a few but firvenl wnrda, we thanked the Almighty 'r i.ur iBCape, Hal implortd His protection I aa i an r: ton the horrors ofthat r ied t I wootd fain Indeed forget them, but t'iH' i-i iicpos ible. We had pre m rv i cur lives tor the peeacBt aaooMat, bat we kaew n(tat what moment the - boo let might break up or glide off the Ice, an! I&ca wLit could we expect but HanmsioBia üs worst form ? Strange to MT wedid roi mffer n much from the i ' i..;v!: Im cn expected ; proba biy tne sen J ; ' ' 1 1 r I -: susceptible to the leaser r aad i Ollf We had many hours to wait for daylight, but as vera of the men had their pip i and tob eoo in th-ir pockets, and I bad a o lights, we smoked, and by k.-:i g elov: hudd'ed together, got tkroapi the abl better than might have been expected To favor ns still fartber, tee wind fell very much, and v ( rir.tr rand to the southward, made it Bjaxi warmer. Morning dawned at last, and what a rY mi fß fr m laa previou - dav I Then we 1 I a good utaannb vess 1 under our feet ; now, were adrilt on an iceberg, our ro-.r ii'ih- hi (i .er hull in, half out, of I wat r, .'n hole in htrbowsbir eaonah rtv t wagon tbrongabot the storm .1 , n 1 u t lie a w;:sBrapoiy guiug down. A tbiek fear eaaae on. bal thai we er d lit tie about. Kn t r wai o ajainoffi r our thanks to lb t b Deneeat rowar who Lad fo n re ha i nwred us. This dons, we deecen Led to th r ck, a d then saw that . ' th .1 1 i.b.oa 1,0 we-ttntr agato rnce on, we might yet any 1 . we micht vet OHUc bet our home f ;r aoaae time to ornae, aKboawjb juitt; out of our power toaaakaher aeawortky agahm, even if it had hwn possible fnr us to launch her, which it most dm i Jedly was not. C unbiag oji ,. urd, the cook was at once to light tbe galley fire, and prepare br; akfaat, and I then east about for some . un- of curirg her in her position, and Ibis tdWravnad to do, by laying the bo wet eaehl rs at em the ice, and heaving in taut on the cables. Br akfit over, wo rigged a pair sheers, and dnaaom ling ne of our two guns, rot its cxrrr.ge over the bows, and lower lag .)' etaihi ari anchor into it, contrived ' of n deck b" kle to drag it up to tbe level . ace we had spent the night on. nW doae, we served the port anchor the S'rr.e. r.nd t Ken dragged the ends of the l-.-lhh'S tn (ti:m anrl r.r hnnbU ? tk,m Wt . be 11m a"d of nickaxes. buried the r hi rs securely in th ic ,and brtngIn ;k ; . k.; taut I' ine thfs occupied us nearly the 7. hohl of 1 iie day. Afflin night aj ora hf d, and atrain we R'-f-rrn' d but this time on board the ichooDer -to offer ap oar praj-ers for de-tivt-rar.ee ; ard then, having m I watch, t':rn i in and slept the sleep of th tir i Another dnwn brought 110 change In the wa'her, the for hanging like a pll aionnd n3, and the ees continuing smooth and c tin 1 ; but ;o?raids light the wind c rPir ": 1 from the north, and ciir ri th" fog off, gve ua hopes of k -e . D tn d or row to d-termine r p -.ti; n, v:h:r I ha-: everv reason to b. litve was not very far froai "frequented fishing ground ; but we were again disappointed. I r before daybreak the fag

came down again, and another day was passed in uncertainty and doubt. During the afternoon, I endeavored to form s me idea of the size of the berg, but was unable to do so. The highest point we could see appeared to be about one hundred and fifty feet in altitude ; but it

JV Ä Plt5 on which we spent our first night, that we could not ascend it, so were unaDie to form any conjecture as to its shape or size. One fear a'one haunted me, and that was that it might capsize, and I could not help remembering that 1 had on previouj occa anv warning, save a premonitory rocking but this was not destined to be our fate, and our third night passed unmarked by anv accident. About noon of the fourth day the glorious sun shone out, and quickly dispelled the fog, and our eyes were gladdened by the sight of the distant shorts of Newfoundland. Anxiously was the horizon scanned for fishing-vessds, but none were seen; and then I remembered that it was Sunday, and that most of the boats would have made their ports the hiebt before. Our own boats were s'ove and useless, so all we could do was to hold the usual Sunday service, and patiently await the advent of another day. Next morning we were up betimes; but hour aftrr hour passed and still no welcome sail hove in sight, and we felt the full truth of " hope deferred maketh the heart sick ;" but just before sunset, the welcome cry of " Sail, oh !" sent a flood of joy to our bosoms, and a couple of fishing-boats were seen heading well up for u-.. To charge our remaining mounted gun and fire it was but the work of a moment, and before the smoke had cleared awav, we had the joy of seeing them steer direct for us. All was row happiness and joy. and I thought no better time could be chosen for seüding up our thanks for our almost miraculous preservation Soon after this was done the boats hove to chse under the schooner's stern, and heaving lines to us we were brought alongside. Unbounded was the astonishment of the fishermen, and hearty and warm their congratulations on our escape. I at once chartered them to convey ourselves and as many of our stores as could be saved, to St. John's; and, next day, having removed into them as much as they could cirry, we set fire to the wreck, and made sail for that port, where we arrived safely, and from whence I returned to Halifax by packet. Arriving there, we were tried by Court of Inquiry for the loss ( f the schooner, fully acquitted of ail blame, and cocgratulated on our f -.rtunite escape. Do my readers wonder that I shudder at Ice? CcuteiTt Magazine. UaCUaVAlBIHJS ITEMS, Maxim for the Salad Season Two heads are bct'.er than one. K ations that one can seldom live upon A pirations. i see you're on the watch," as the thief said to the guard chain. The man who had a cloud upon his brow h'is since bf n mist. Pen: ic Spirit Keadines to do anything which is likely to prove lucrative. The rattrs of the Washington Life are the same as other good companies. Wiien a married man becomes corned, it is perfectly proper for his wife to pull his ears. Rumor iz a vagrant without a home, And liv. s noon wliat it kan nicK D. ßUiiUfft t.oi LahoI number are already securing board for the Musical In-.titute to be held in Chicago the last ol August. " Dahlino, it's bed t'nie All the little chickens have gone to bed." " Yes, mamma, so has the bid hen." Tn ;uch money may be " the root of evil," et it is a " root " that we all like to 8ee Srow on ('nr l I täte i DeHBS savs he would have died of vellow fever in August if it hadn't been lor one thiu' : the doctors gave him up. The types made one of tbe Troy papers inform 1 s read- :s that the p? lis would be Oj-en iVenn uiidown to sunset." Insure your life for the amount of the m :rtnge on your hous. in the Washington Life Insurance Company, ol New York. An exchange thinks it rather cmbarras ring to lift TOO? hat to a lidy, and have a couple of dirty coUan roil out upon the walk. BROOM says, if you wish to recollect a m m's name, go security for his house rent. For keeping your memory fresh, there is nothing like this plan. A lady, in trying to cure her husband of smoking, has learned to smoke the weed herself, and complains that M it 15, rather an expensive habit for two." Josn Bii.limjs bays: "Give the devil hli doea'n ds well enough in a proverb ; but what will become uv you and me if thi arrangement is carried out?" Commissioner Delano has received an inquiry from a Western genius, who wants to know if the currency found with hin five-cent tob ;cco should be included inhis income return. Not bad for a little cirl of ten, whose knowledge of geography is somewhat imps. rfecT. On hearing her father speak 1 f goiug to the polls to vote, she very innoeentJjf inquired if the people of the tropics toted at the equator. A A. J 11$ V'UJi f HO t i V 1 I'KUJ, M 11'' baited his hook with a small frog, and, after conversing with a compani-.n a lew A Danbury, Conn , fisherman, who t miiiutes, lounu Uiat his lively bait had j awaai aahOfa and was sitting quietly on the n.ck by his bide, wound up his line, and went home. A LABI in Banjror, Me., who directed a servant t take out and clean the windows in an upj;er story, was intensely i disgusted when, on making a visit for inapectioa, she found that liridget had removed every pane of gla4s from the sashes and neatly washed and piled them ou the floor. A I'aintrr, nlio had been employed to paint the hull of a steamer, did not paint it dose enough to the water line by about eiht inches. The mistake was pointed out to him, and he said : " I painted it , loseto the water, but the tide went out last nicht, and I could not prevent the j watrr from f.dling." A lady made a call upon a friend who ! bad recently been married. When her husband came to dinner she f iid, " I vc , Ik en to Mrs 's." " Well," repli.d the Dnaoana husband, "I suppose she is very happy." "appy ! Well, I should think she ought to hi : she has a camel's hair shawl, twothiids horder." " Mamma," raid a little fellow, whose mother had forbidden him to draw horses ami ships on the mahogany sideboard j with a ab irp naii ; u Mamma, this ain't a ! nice house. At 8am Backettl we can cut the sofft and pull out the hair, and ride the shovel a.:d tongs over the carpet ; but here we can't Lave any fun at all. In a little Western town a lady teacher was xercising a class of juveniles in mental arithmetic. She commenced the question, " If you buy a cow for ten dol- ! iars " when up came a little hand. " What is it, Johnny ?" Why you cWt buy no kind of a cow fr ten dollars; j father sold one for ixty dollars the ataef day, nd she was a regular old scrub at i that V" A nana was complaining to Coleman :b"1 he flTuld be.00Pe,lod 10 change his ian r, as nc uuino inai a suit of cloth s would not last him above half the time that it ougbt to do, and inquired if he could recommend Mm any plcc where he could aaaat with pan 1 more durable. " Yn." w.d Coler u, "I recommend you t chat:e r' , and there yon may have a 'suit' that will list you your lifetime." A PAi.ooN keeper of questionable hon esty went to a lawyer to consult him about commencing an action of defamati n against a U llow townsman. "The scoundrel," said he, fiercely, " has robb, d me of my character !" " Ah! h.s he? arc you bure of that :ict ?" replied the at torr.ty; "it ao, for heaven's Nike let him 0, for it3 he luckiest thing that ever happen nl to ycu r TrrRKK thi igs a lady caanot do j 1 Bhe cannot rxs a milliner v-shop without

stopping. 2. She cannot see a piece of lace without asking the price. 3. She cannot see a baby without kissing it. To this a lady retorts as follows : Three ihings a gentleman cannot do. 1. He cannot go through the house and shut the doors after him. 2 He cannot have a shirt made to suit bim. 3. He can never be satisfied with the ladies' fashion. The po t Gray was notoriously fearful of fire, and kept a ladder of ropes in fell bedroom. Some mischievous young men at Cambridee, knowintr this, roused htm from below in the middle of a dark night,

with the cry of lire I The staircase, they said, was in flames. Up went the window, and down he c me on his rope ladder, as last as he could, into a tub of water, which was Dlaccd there to receive bim. He was put out. When I was teaching in Seminary, I boarded with an old lady who had an opinion on every subiect md expressed it. One nitfht a train ran tf the track m ar bv. and in co istouence there was a deal of whistliri,. Next morning the old lady inquired if we had he-ard the disturb nee. " No ; my wife thought som thing wa- the matter, but I heard nothing." "Well, Sud Ehe, "1 dare pn sume there has been an accident, lor the cars have been whittling mo.-t all the night They whistled and whistled, I dare pre sume. for half an hmr. 1 m n t thank it possible lor a u.au to hold his breath so loi g !" ' Why, mother,1 said her daughter, 'it's a steam ahis-le. Lii ' said the old lauv ' I alwava thought that it was the f naineer that hist! xi V Charles James ro, '.ho English statesman, being once at Ascot races with hi- intimate companion, General Conway, missed his snuff box. Ihe Ueneial was luckv enough to diaoofei the thief, and seized him before he could gtt dear. Up on this the man fill on his knees, an with aaana tears besought Fox to pardon hiui and not expose him to ruin, for he was a poor weaver in sreat destituüon, and this was the tirst olL'nse against the laws that he h d ever committed. Fox was greatly aff cted, and not only let the one: der eo, but pave him a guinea. Shortly after this, having occasion to use the box, he found no sign of it in the pocket where he hai replaced it. and turning to General Conwav, said : M Mv snuff-box is gone again." "Yes," replied the latter, " I saw the scamp take it the second time, when you trave him the money, but 1 thought I wouldn't interfere again Girdling Fr:rt Trees to Bear. Make Them A CORRESPONDENT of the Bosloil Jour nal of C'nmi t p states there is no doubt that the giruiiDg of lruit trees is a cause ot abundant iruitatre, out it Dy no means follows from this fact that a eraieral prin ciplecan be deduced, that tues would be improved, or the crop increased for a series of years, by such treatment It is well known that gardeners frequently girdle a branch by removing a narrow ring of bark around it, when they wlah to in crease the size; and beauty of the fiuit; but it is done at the expense of ifs vitality, and, unless the op. ration is a ill r illy performed, will invariably destroy it bciore the season of bearing the next yiar. The crude sip, taken up from the soii by the ro ts of the tree, ascends principally through the vascular tiseae of the alburnum or tap-wood to the leavee of the branches, and there boih this and the carlon of the carbonic acid, absorbed from the air by the leares, are orcaiiizL'd into the propir Bubstanoe for the growth of the wood and truit. It then descends on the ouiaklf, principt ly through iheiieTe tissne of tho cambititn lay r, formt new layer of wood and hark ; while a pari ako k es to the nonrisbment (f the fruit. If there is DO Obstruction of tbe elaborated sap :n its downward course, it is equally diatribnted to the branches, frnit, stem, and roots ; but. If tbe bark and cambium layer are removed by girdling, it i stopped in its desc.nt, aad coaetqaentle received into the brancbea anl iruit in excess, and they are tlois Increased at the expense of the part behW. In this way W acCOOl I for the inn ease of the bruit by girdling. Professor John Lindley, when speaking ot ibia SnbJeCt la his late trea'i e on hort teal tare, qaotei Mr. T. A. Knighl ippfOfi - gly, a loQowa : When t he com se of tbe descending carrent Is iuterceptc-d, that naturally stagnates, aud aocamnhUei above tiie decorticated caace, vh nee ii is i' pulsed r.nd cjtrried apward, to be ex peaded in an increased prodacüonol i-loö-MMns and fruit.1 This theory is adopted by the best physiologists of the present time, ant I can be demonstrated with alii, o t iii-.tlii naatica certainty. Therefore, this onnatura development of fruit, in Mead ol indicating an nnpro'-'ement of the tr es, niit be looked apon as a prejaoaitory smpt m of disordered pbysieal action, and of premature death. ii the tark aud cr.nit.ium layer have bein removed by g riling, a- seemi to be the case with the trees, the downward circulatory conaecti n 1 n tbe outside between the upper and lower pirt lada striyti1, an i the upper part at least must die. If, howt v r, the cambium layer has not beal destroyed, and has been so coven d by wax :i 11 t b indagei as to pri vent efaporati -n aad di ving of the surface of the decorticated part, then: is a chance for some of them to live. It U true tüat tome lew cases are recorded of trees which hare lived several yta;s after the bnrk and cambium layer have been re aaoved, bir. they aro of very doobtful antbotby. M. Ernest Fatvre.a Prench pbysioloaist, gives a ttatement of his recent inve-a.ua-tions on this subject, published in the Qar4nuri Ckronicle, about two months ago, in which ho says: "In mulberry trees, as in al! trees deprived of latex, an anlar inciaioBS generally prod ace the following manlfiiatationa: L Foraiation of a Bwefimg or tissue restorer, at iha upper Up of the WOOnd. 2. Di-metrieal growth 01 the parte above the zone oi b.rk taaea off. :i. Harden ng of the wood in that region. 4. Btationarj condition of the parts belo.v, ii t:iey aie deprived of leaves and buds; or, if not, vigorous taootaffom below the lower lip ol the wound. 5. More easy, more early, aed more abun dant flowering and fructiflcalhiB. 6, I) trnctloa, after a variable time, f all the parts above the annulation." From the foregoing ob ervations it f-p-Iearstrj8t girdi ng trees in any form ij ruinous, aad almost always fatal; therefore I heartily concur in the advice given in the Journal that orchardists should not experiment on their tes too hreery before they ace what the final rult will be with tho-c already girdle I. 8cientißc Ainiricin. Chalk for Calves aud Lambs. Whkn an animal is loa I licking i's fellow, it is proof thai anaasinaai Ii preseat la the stomach, and the ticking d it nc'ghbor is a habit contracted by iostmt t, ivith a view of removiag the onpli laan aeaa. Uafortunaiely, instinct is not at all t im-s sufficient to avoid dangerous prac ticts. To overcome this evil propensity in the young animal, a very simple expedient id at hand. Il we take for granted that the stomach is ;.l liiin fully chargtd with at id matter, we shall, without much hesitation, tir.d a remedy. Calvcj being generally housed together for a Hase, previous to turning ont U hj only necessary to procure some shallow troughs, into which is pl iced a quantity of coiumon chalk, which the young stock will cot fail to make tben&selves acquainted with A constant Buppty should be kept in the troughs. If one animal h - raper abundance oi add secretioa, It will moat 0 r tai nly swallow some of the ebalk, ahteh 1 need not assert will as certainly at ntraUsn the excess of acid. If r.n ani mal has no: arid n exeets, and parti 1 - Oi the chalk, it will do no harm. It is uften too laie to adn in ister remedies t301mg stock whPn sumriug from lucfa dioeanes as asi pn daced by concretions In the stomach, tnd the psVeiag of eaalk within their reach cannot be made too early. I hope your readers will not fnil to inke this hint, as I know from long experience it is the last and cla apeat sat -guard. In regatd to fnmlat tlie same remarks apply will tqual mraa, bin t;;. 1 are uiflle.ilties in the way, as they are generally more numerous aud are always in the open Hr; however, where tr. u :', arc employed I ir tne u-e of ewes, lun of chali, can bo placed. Cor. AarUnUm il a-1-.'

licet s and Swedes. Somebody In the Country Qentleman,

who ie pleaded with hta success in raiding beets and swi des, gives this method, which he has followed for five year9 in produciDg crops at a cost of not more than six cents a bushel, as follows : In the fir.-t place I have my ground fllplowed and well covered with good manure. Do not be afrakl of using too much. In the spring plow it again, using a sub soil plow, breaking he subsoil, but not throwing it to the top. Have the ground smooth and free from umps and stone. Mark out your ground in rows two feet apart, so you c m U9e a horse all you can Most of the one-horse cultivators in use can be set close enough to work within a few inches of the row?. If you have not a good seed drill you can sow by hand, but the crop will cost you more. When the plants are up so you can tell them trom the weeds, then commence work, and do not put it off I use a sharp hoe in thinning them out. With a little practice one need do but little weeding by hand. Keep your hore going as often as once or twice a week thrcugh the forepart of the season. I select about as dry a time as I can ee' about the rlr.-t of November, to bar vest them. Take a shaTp hre, cut off the tops aLd rake them in heaps to feed out ; hitch your corses to a s ibsoil plow; let them walk on each side of the row; run the plow close to the row and not too deep, and you w ill be able to pick them up easier than so many stoms If you have cot cellar room, put them on the ground in not too large piles. CSBPGL 1KH STGUESTIYE. An exchange says, to ch an grease from old machinery and from clothes nothing is bttK r than benzine. Nice Gingerbread. Four pounds of flour, three pounds of tugar, two pounds ot butter, nine eggs, four spoonfuls of g:Dger. GiroER Cookies Two cup? molasse?, one of batter or lard, four tablespoons of hot water, two of soda, two of giuger ; bake quick. Never be worried at trifles. If a spider breaks his thread twenty times, twenty times will he mend it aain. Make up your mind to do a good thing, and you do it. The Boston Journal of Ohemutry recommends a mixture ol equal parts of dry w hite lead and red le:;d mixed intoa piste with nnstic varnish, and used as soon as n.ade, af a cement for aquariums. Frcit or Weddimj Cake. Four cups of ll ur, two cups sugar, one cup molasses, one cup butter, one teaspoon of saleratus in one cup of sour milk, four eegs, one pound ruisins, oi:e and a hatf of currants. one teaspoon each of spice and cinamon, one fourth tumbler of wine. To Take Ink-stains oi t of Mahogany. Put a few drops ot spirits of niter in a teaspoonfn Of water, touch tbe spot with a feather dipped ii the mixture, and on the irk disappearing, rub it over lrnmedi tely with a rag wetted in eoid water, cr h re will be a w hite mark, which will Q01 be easily effaced. To Roan Lanoa Fowls. Take the fowls when they are rcadv dressed, put I hem down to a mod fire, dredge and baste them well with lard; they will be r r a hour in reading; make a gravy the Decks hi id gizzards, strain it, put in a B oonftd of brown flour; wheu 3011 dish tb ai, put on the gr;iry, nm Eerye tuem up with egg sauce in a bo ;t. If ii be required to get good radishes in v inter, during the severe cold, an old caah I onld be sawed in two, and one half of I filled with goo l earth The radish seed, 1 inning- to shoot as before, must be then I wa iu, the other half of the barrel put c the top of the lull one, and the whole apparatus carried down into the cellar. For Watering, lukewarm water should be n d as before. In the course of five or Iii dayi the radiihes will be fit to eat. Lava Tkasi'Lantino It is quite often necessary to transplant trees and ehruba after they hive commenced growth in spring. If cloudy, wet weather is selected in which to perioral this operation ; there is little dan ir (.floss. Even two or ihre d iy- of clo ;dy weather with lit I le or Ui. rain ni 1 have a wonderful effect in preserving the liv s of transplanted trees We ai ways eboose doody or rainy weather for transplanting any plants that have been overlooked, or for any other Cause hare begun to grow, and we would mn n rathi r v.ait two or three wieks for ria than to transplant in warm, dry we itlu r. Tin , of e mrse, refers only to ld spring transplating. Harth and Home How to Paapaaa Cohn foh Crow . A. corn ipon ent s nda to as exchange the i rilowiag account of the manner in which a friend prepared a dainty dish for the crows a hieb infested her husband's cornfield : "On the afternoon of that day, inttead of her luiu! sewing, my friend' took a plate of com, ;; large needle, and a bunch of horse-hair, which her husband brought in that morning, aad sat down to work, or play, as it looked to me Threading a hair in the needle, . would pass it throwgh a kernel of earn, slip the needle cat the hair, plaes the ends together and tie a knot, lay it by, and proceed the same with another, till she had some dozens prepared. Asking en explan ti n, I learned that it was to fer.tr. r about over the newly planted coin fleld.together v, Ith r.li.er corn that was not threaded, lor tbe crows. After swallowing a few kernels ofthat with the hair attached, they left in disgust, without troubling that which was planted " Pntmrne Trara. A. tubscriber ds if he shall prune apple-trees after they have been planted some time and taken root. He ah di In 1 inl r .. ition in regard to the best tune to prune both apple and pt ich trees. V e pr t,r to prune young apple trees at the time they hic plant d ; bat d this has been neglected, we would perform tbe operation just as soon as we discovered our neglect, no matter at what tiuie of y ar this ndglit occur. June and July are both good months in which to prune the tries named If branches are shortened at this season, a reue wed rigorous growth will be more hkeiy to follow than If the operation it deterred until later rbere are certainly seasons which are far preferable to others tor pruning; but our rule is to cut offer shorten a branch just as soon after we di cover that it ne ds it as possible. For a general rale, pruning oi deciduous trcs may be done in t.he winter months, or inst after the resare tally developed in spring or early .-uiumer Jfotrth und Home. O. T. Alvobd, Wilmington. Vt, has found, eays the Awel New Vorher, that a hensgkzard U m good bone mill, and their gastric juice a practica substitute for the bulling acid. Then with a little oi that patented material known as "dry r artb ' plao d under the r.Mists, a domestic gusno is produced which proves to be one ol the most valuable manures that are made on the farm or that CSS be bought mine market. As the bones are col lected tny are carried to 1 fiat stone andei hts shed and pounded with an old ax or hammer just tine enough tor the r of his hen-power a 111; aud this . il. time or labor required to secure a moat valuable superphoephate Ab hcas in v int are unable to obtain insects, worms, bugs, etc., on which they fed iu summer, they eat the pounded b ne gredily, aud pay lor it not only by the manure produced, but by an increased quantity oi Ireah eggs, always acceptable and always vsJembse uurang the winte axon the A BMLra httei to the New York flferaW glvea the followbg agarea ot the ii . UontinenUil armiea : ustrhv-.Peaoe esiabibhrneot 8J,4Wj Wttr straagth.888,"..vnlaije on actual outbreak of ent, 1M.O0D; war strength, 1,806,000; S' " ctofl outbreak of hostibtie I . -, Iia,y P' see eaiablbihmant, 178,- , !o 1 ur.in-v 4A0O,'; war strength. ww,uw; available on actual outbreak of hoatiUties, 900.000. Prsnon JYaca eetabH hment, 414.039; field army, 17,71; war strength, 1,860,000; available on aciual outbuak of hostilities. 370.O0Ü North (iermany Peace establishment, 3i5.02ti; Bei i army, ool, !'.., war strength. 44,321; availible on aotUal outbreak of hostilities, M,ow. ISuith Gei many -00,540 field aimy, 17,491, war strength, lSl,4t0 ; availulU "ii cnird outbreak of h -t tlntes, 107,000,

To Make Cream Cheese. For two cream cheese take six quarts of new milk and one of sweet cream, to which add two or three spoonsful of rennet; let it stand until sufficiently firm. Spread a linen cloth in a lare busin of cold water, lay the curd gently on it, tie the cloth and hang it up to drain tor four or five hours in a cool place ; then change the cloth and put the curd into a vessel the circumterence of a common plate ; press it moderately eight hours, when it must be taken out, turned, and split horizontally with a thread ; lay the cloth between the two cakes, and again put them in press for twelve hours; it' then pressed enough, which can be ascertained by their firmness, keep them in fresh grass a few dayp, turning them morning and evening. They are excellent. Tne grass process is not absolutely ntce.eary... 8. ffl ' t, fa Rural New Yorker.

Pr-joiises lo Children. Parents ought to realize, when unking promises to their children, that failing to keep them, unless go d and suffljieut reason is given, i a grcvious wrong. Children los courage under renealed j prouiisis that lack falallna nt. Especially ! is this the case with farmers' boys Thty are olten promised II taey will bring up some calf or lamb by hand, that it shall be theirs ; their own to do ith as they please. The child, flashed and eager, takes the promise in good faith, runs and tends and feeds his pet uutil there springs up a mutual affection bttwten the child and the auimal. Sooner or later the farmer disposes of the animal to the butcher, or trades it off as coolly as if it wa- h s own, which it rightfully is not. ThU is done again and again ; and by and by the boy, discouraged with h.pts proving false, goes off into the world to labor, and the man never ctases to wonder why none of his b ys will remain with him. This matter was brought out in fail force a little time since, by the conversation of an old and respected citizen of B. Said he: 41 1 lost all confidence in my father before I was fifteen years old, and he a minister, too. We lived on a farm, and evenspring there was a Limb or two that would have died only for extra tending ; andji calf too handsome to be vealed ; and it was 1 Tnere is a j b for you, Hiram; y m take hold and raise them and they sha.l be your own.' So I would work aud sweat aud tend upon the handsome creatures, until I had a number oi" animal i virtually mine. Then the tirst I knew he I got pinched fur money aud sold thim every one. "At my indignant protest at this proceeding the answer was : ' Pooh ! did you think I should winter all that young trash and be short of hay ?' " No explanation to soften the disappoint' mint. The man continued : 1 made up my mind to teftYQ home as scon as I was old enough." If you want your boys to stay at home and respect you, keep their faith in you strong and tin faltering. Mwal jVt? Yorker. - - m m What the Telescope is Doing. On of the largest telescopes in the world, il i3 well known, is owned by tne ! Chicago University. The destined work j ot this wonderful instrument is to make, in connection with nine chief observa I tories of Europe and America, an entirely ! new catalogue oi 2öO,U(K) star, determiui inir the right ascension and declination ot ! ecb particular star; so that by observing ; its position, astiouoratrs may, in far oil 1 i ages, be able to announce authoritatively I on its motion, and to declare in what di- ' faction it has proceeded through the niim iyic vouts. At Uns momen'. it is slowly and surely performing its sublime work, and furnishing those Ear -off astronomers the data apon which to base their calculations respecting that mighty problem, the direct motion of the san through space. When this is solved, data will also be abundant tor locating the position of tbe (Teat central man, around which millions upon miil.ons of other suns, popularly denominated stars, do. in all probability, rLv lve. The labor being uivi.k-d among the ten principal observatories in tn; m rhl, will make the share of it Edling to the Chicago Observatory, 20,000 stars up m each one of w hich "the most careful observations will be made and recorded. It will require ab ut ten years to accom pii&h this stupendous work, and when it is done are may expect some n st impartant astronomical discoveries. Scientific A -m rican. Ravages af Dogs. Tok monthly report oi the Department of A i-rii'tiltnr. fnr M-.rr-'i iwt Atuil uivn. S partUl enumeration Of the Sneep killed t p.st year by dosrs, us retaraod from 417 r nntios, aggregating 15),3S, and showing that a complete enum ratios eroald bring the number np to at ieasi half a million sheep killed, and as many more wounded, involving aa actual loss of two million dollars. Uhnois and Missouri arc the two largest nfferera. In view of the abofe facts, Ihe report su.-r sts that while a reduction of taxation is the tendency of the times, a tax by the General QoTernment upon dogs, like that of British and European Governments, would prove a hundred fold more benefit Uum hardship, relieving the por of the gre -t burden ;f keeping them, and society of the Intolerable auieance i worthless dogs, at the same tune Improving tinanimate worth the vahu: .1 a tax, and taking frun the Industry of wool-growing one of its greatest btudana ot taxatioa. A sunvAXT j-'irl, -wlio was sent a few dayi ago to ;i drii-f;it in New York, with a request that he would give her some ( aster oil disguised as much as possible," v:is asked by the druggist if she lik d soda water, and replied in the affirmative. The druggist thereupon gave her a glass Strongly flavored ith letnon, with much oil ca-4 upon the troubled water. Noticing that she lmeertd after receiving this, the druggist Inquired the cause, and was told that slur was waiting for the oil. " Oh," replied the man of drugs, comphv centlv, "you have takm that." The startled woman gazed at him in dismay a moment, and than exclatmad, "On, murder, I wanted it for a man who is very rick." An old fanner says the best way !r a young city chap who wants to become an agriculturist to hire iii to some farmer (br a couple of yeara, and then marry a girl who knows' how ts rai e chick ena and make pantalo. ms. A oBjasM laoeative fr a man to many Ul the fact thai a white chip bonnet, properly trimmed, only costs the prepoeteronsly small some of one hundred and fifty doll FltX Hit i:re and Ihrthin. Piss arowiasj has beeosae aa interest ot inaptitude in .oiik parts of the roiintrv. and Is extending to new sections. Nearlj i nüllion acres were grow a is the Interior Btatea Iftst year (1MV.I). Its culture i- (band profitable ami hi likely to be greatly thnolated, bow that there is aaarkel nol only for Um aeed. hut for the fiber and also an economical method of threshing and viiur the seed. In addition to numerous oil milla which COtMOBftC the seed at reaaanerative prtcea, assay ttx mills for the saaaafactare f the Iber or tow into bagging, are lo operation, of which Ohio baa thirty-four, Indiana l n, DUnoia six. and Wlseoaatn, Mlnneaota, Michigan, Iowa, Miearl and Keatncky one to three each. n' Ian pediment to lax culture heretofore has beeo the Incapaettj of ordinarj Ihreahingma chines to thresh it econonHcalfy. owing to the tendeney of the Ibre or tw to catch and w ind ou everything it coatee hi eoatact with, ThlsdUBcnlty, however, isemi to be orcr come hv tne Auitmau Tavlor Three her, nade ai Ifaneaeld, Ohio, which la said to handle fiai e Ith as little trouble iny other grain. It apnea ra that the tame featurea which cive tnb thresher nu aiH sntage in 1 t nnd had conditioned wheat, oat, ete., viz: the entire sbsaace of rsvamsw isaafte, heaters, pickers, raddles and ndlers trom the straw pasaue, and the peculiar and effective met hod employed to thoroughly shake the grain and seed out of tha straw enable ll to take through the hitherto trouldesoma flax tow without hindrnnoe, and turn out the seed ! with remarkable rapidity, lit lor market Infiutwrxaits. Etkrt rAnMiathon rt .-. nd forthunaw "Ksdms Snheuli Attachuetit for Ph)ws.,, Cot rn' trlflo and 111 be 'Tortb hundrod of dollars In th Increase of crops. Hec advertisement In hp.ial no tiro column.

Thb NrRSERY. The number for June completes the eeventh hair yearly volume of this euperb Httle magazine, and the pictures and reading matter are on a par with those in any preceding number. The publl-her is offering liberal premium? for new subscribers, ana now 1 a good time to begin with the m-w volume, f-1 50 per year, with reductions to clubs. Address John L, SHonvr. 13 Washington St., Bo?ton, Mas. The PhurxolooicaTj Journal and Packard's Monthly. Among the content of the June number are: L. Prang, the Chromo-LHho-graph pub'uher, with portrait ; Influences; What can I Do B?t ; Knowlne, or Man and the Worldcontinued ; Health is Wealth poetry : Precocious Children-Their Management: Health and Disease In Character: Seth (Jruen, the Fish Culturtst, with portrait. Yale Sketches : Insanity Some of it Causes-Its Phenomena; Our Jovcrnment ; MarVSM of Memory ; London Beggars; My Brother 5Um and BM Boys; The Mother of 1UO.000 C'hilSrea; My Neighbors: Personal Hyeiene : To Dahomey and Back -No. 2: etc.. ec. Price. .'10 rents, or g-J yeir. Addr. wj s It. Wuu, No. S8S Broadway. New York.

Tue Littlk JoRroKAL. Magazine lor Jnric'.s ined. InJaly this sterling Javcnhe is to be enlarged and improved. Those eub-cribiug now rece ve one enmber free if iliey a?k for it when they subscribe. One dollar a year. Published by Sewell & Miller, Chicago, 111. Every Saturday. No. 23, for June 4, give on first page an admirable UksaSM of the poet Schiller; a fail-pa?e portrait of Count Bismarck, from a recent potogra;-h; a likeness of Lord Maucaster. tne eurviving member of ;he late party of captives amorg the Greek brginde; and several other excellent engraving. The literary matter I made up of choice "elections from the freshest of foreign publications. Fields. Osooon Co., Boeton. Ma-- $5 00 per year. Arthur's ITome Magazixk and The CniLDREX's Horn. The J-ane numbers of these two of Arthur's publications complete the first half-yearly volumes for 1S70. aud the contents are usually gO!d and intereing. Aside from the entertaining storios, sketches atd illustrations in the Migazine, there is always a fund of useful in formation In the fashion and household departments. Each subscriber to this magazine, or the Chil'titn's Hour, is entitled to order a copy of the steel engraving " Bed Time" lvA also of M The Angid of Peace," for ?1.0) each regular price f-2 50, T. S. Artocr S Bom, Philadelphia, at ?'.'hi a year, with a iibt-ral reduction lor ciubs. The lljur SboaaaS lii good things for the young re ade 8f the family, und they wHI give it a hearty we'.coir.e ll.SS per ye:ir ; Bns copies. $5.00: tea co; lc, sad one extra, ilu.(0 Address as above The Atlantic Monthly. The contents of 'he .Inuc nnmbf r ar : Part VI. of Joseph and his Friend, by H lyartl Taylor ; Drive from a Frölich Farm, by Philip (i. Hamerton ; Wiiiiam Osxlitt, by IlentyT Tuckernnu; In June, by Nora Perry : Frorch and Bnglhfb Illsstrated Mneazines, by Eugene Bsssoa; Sore: ; Oldtown Fireside Stories I. Ae Gho-t in Um M;l! - ly Hnrriat Beecher Sto??e : L;t Ua Be Cheerful, by Mr E. Lynn Linton; Mast et Treadwell, by J. R. Batooa; An Idler's Idjl, by Hlnun Rich; The Corii- pondence of Napjlcon Bonaparte, by James Part on Tho Engli.-h (Joverners at ihe Siamese Court III. From t'.e Na. rative and MaSM of an Euglith Governess in the IJoyal Family; The Lotric of Marriage and Murder, by Il"nry Jami.-s Reviews and Liti-ra y No'icos. Fiet.ds, Oshood & Co., IU Trcmont street, BostOB, Mass. fUfi per jrar; two copies, S7a0; five, $l.Cö; ten 0.00; iujjle numhoi!', 35 cents. For eveiyc'.ub of twenty nbscribsri an additional copy will be furnished frSkt. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN, j f A11 women know that it la beaatr, rataet Umu I gesias, which all fenerations of atea nave warfhipped In the ex. CTau it be wenrtored at. thea, th 't so diu h of woman's time adJ attention should BS devoted to the mean of developing and preserving that bi-auty? Worain know, too, that ansa mn sncal; of tbe intellect of women, they peak critically, tamely, coolly; but when they come to ipeak of tho charms of a b'intiful woman, their language aud their eyes kindle with nn enthasl 'm which Awn th -m to be profoundly, il not, (adesd, ridiculoTSly, in earriv;?t. It is part of ua nstarsj f-flL'acity of women to percews a'l th!. and therefire employ every r.li lowable art to become ti e ptiddess of that adoration Preach to th' contrary, as wt may, igalssl the artj employed by woni.-n for enhancin? their J beanty. there ftlli pt;;ii-ir trie eternal fact, that the ! world does not prefer the r'-e'ety of an ni;iy wom tn of genial to that of a beanty of less HrteUne tael seqalr ents. Tha nortd has yet atiow t bo higher mission to woman than to be heautiful. and it would seem th it tho lad-es of the p-esetd ig are carrying this idea of the wor'd to greater extremes thin ever, for all women now to whom satvre bat denied the taOsmanir power of beamy, (apply th( deficiency by lte u-e of a met delinhtfni t: ili t article, known a- th nioom of Youth " whicn Iu lately been Introduced into this ctuiitry by Gaoaoa W. LiOm, a de'icate bSSBtlflar, which smooths out all Indentations, furrows, sca-s, removing tan, freckles, and dis- : "".orations from the skin, leaving the complexion ci'.nr, ori'iiaiu uii'i ocnui ::ui, m : boii uuu j .-raooth. With the awlstane of this saw AmeriI can irli li ot a La4yt loHet, tewmte beaaty 13 destitled to play a 'a -T part la the adaii.atlon of men and the ambit loa of wemeu thin :11 th3 arts j employed since her creation. Prof. ('. F. Chand ler, Chemist 1 9 thfl Metropolilao Board of Health, hat reeeatly pnapueS a eheaaiea anaiyeis of this delightful toil.'t preparation, BS4 reported that the " Cloom t.f Yonth" aaa harmless, contahi'njr aothiag fajsrieaa to the he dth Lr.dies need have no fear of aHaf this havalaaMe toilet 8C(tiisition. Sold bv every druggist ami fancy goods dea'er in the. Halted States. Depot, r, GoUl St., New York. Thrice Armetl ! Taricc be srmd who k ps wtthta issdl 01 Ul I and rt ipesHk that at one and the fame time will sirjniHh'in, reprulalt; and pnrify bis pyU-m when enfebierl, disordered mid enrrup ed. aacfc la tke three-fofd operatioa of Hoetetter! Stomac'.i Bittere, and beace the m n snperlority of thnt cttinc'HMi vegetable reetorative over Mil BSfdiciaei thai awawrsly ionic and nothing else. The irff et f rlu- ordinary astringent tiac urcs nnd extr:ic h upon the beweis is rii-ii-'rnn. and upon th- depraved blood r bile they prod ace no beneIclal eSTecta erbatever, in dyapepala .-md liv. r eoaaplainl 11 tbe laidt aod hwfirr of the iojy aro more or :e- Infected at d the itowela areoUea badly eon tinated. An unmodified aaatnfent qalataefbf iaatance does infinite y more bam ihaa foodinsaebcaeee. la Beeteto r s Ki ters. m ike oit'.cr band, th- tfsauataa aad tonic ei--meats are qaalteed with ap rlents and ami-ept c Ingredients. The laeal Uzativei nr.d Mood depar. nts in the etgetable kingdom an intermix d wl Ii Ulnae rf a purely Invigorating nature, and under 'ha open linn of this daawable coaibtns tion. ths ti iei important procssssa of invigoretit.n. rvgabdtaa and pailSntfcai go oa t.j.eiher. Ttw rapMltr with hi-i the dtaotdered wgasSaa.itni returns to ItsBStnra condition, ander acoares oftheBtttert Is da lo tbfa caaae. Kverv disturb ed faacttoa of tbe body br ':.v.irtly i tleon-d by tbe varlowi poeertlea ot tkla eoaaprebeasiva ami wsH-babtnctd psapsration. hts eessrsl rak v. bowels are rnor. sableet to irref uliiritlee, and tin1 Saldi rn')r- liable to MOOMM vi ilated in spring ad swsaor than in winter, sad be ace ihe Hute-H are e; olally v JnaWa us sprlag and wsiaanr aherativi , on c ive an 1 iuvio aut. At II rsmaao, where aba aeeds of intermittent ferera hl'eot tin nir, this In a tbfa v getabta elixir ahoBld he taken a.- u pio'.f"lve medi.'lue. Bstcaalat'i Halt l re Th'? "j 'v :i'd 'ieir Dye Is the best Is IhSWUrMl 'hcjB'.y tine snd perfect Dye; harm loss, reliable, la tont&nkou" ; no ill in ronflUlt I :i rtdtcelotb Mntn; fcwnidlss Ihn ill Pect- of bad area; u.vie orat s an 1 kawet the lLrr boh and besat foil l aca i r brown. Ho'd ty nil Dmegfct and i'rTuoiers. nd oropcTiy applied at the Wig Factory, 1 Bond troel. III v V';'. Tbi panel aad rwepSnS nsdrUtf ON m Uie cr.bauawd a OaawaBrai naUi oa '-he o abora, from frosb. lectrd J'.vcn, "fsraa.tt aiiian n a Toric. It is abaolutely pxtre an-i mc. rauf5 tiftTeoneeuk-Stlt i.ieft.r It to all c"i8n noaSeSM ;ave itorUed 't i-.rri. r fo anv f thr. ct' oil In ; r; r. - Pnrrro-'s f'.rtsrr!i Sunff 6lrcngrh;n? Weak By. Ir.proves ihe Ruataf, Heliv.t liesdarbe, tromot's Kx t oral ion, Curtis C atarrb In its worst Wm", fi"i sweetens tte Ure.ith. It COBtalns SO TobSSCO, IS salldj and promotes a pleasant sencstlon and beneficial renlts to allwhoapprecl.it "AI'Ioht Ilosrt.'" Seid it'ryiraera h" Dragrbaa Kii'Dtp. ft WWrwaaai i Afsats, io4 artutinM nr ... ken Vorb Is sasShMS there is rafhtv. It v.as npen tills priaolple that tbe fortasu i 'trpeos'i! M : si i IN IIk.iib Pii.ls wai prepared. Hr Jadaoa, lab Bdlag t spend a fortunt In advori tninir bli pilbt, Shi m tied Iii recip" to the revision of the most inI teUtgeat and learned phyicians of tli aie. and . Hi re-ult Is a imp! but most eOleacious medl cine tbe Jcdon s Mountain Ukuh I'tixs. They I purify the blood, n-move all ebet ruction, cleaife ihe tln of all pimples and hiotihep, ami nre jmt fectly snre and safe In tfcir operation. The Jt u son a Mountain Hans Ptua cuie afUoaaaaea, Female IrregaNrfttea, Headache, and many of ths diaeasea arising fYotn Impure blood aud a da rangod tlleesilon. Use the JrrnsoN'a MorwTAtw Hann Pii.rs. and when yon have proved their vlrtse recooneend them to your frlenda. Tbey aw r.r0)H -r-dpUin. For r-ale everywhere

$2.00. Important to Farmers. $2.00

A Kow nd ot Vaiunhl invention. Thf Kan as sb soil A'tft"timont for Piow. pat ntrt Mv l'h, 1870. Th above 1 wttto ut donbt the Mm' loi aywK ftffni Swbrtifrvm offered 10 he puMfo. Kvcry farmer 'n tbp T'nitAd Sate honlfl have ft. Ttio unrtcr'im1 Csole pronti.-to-) offer th fo'.lowin? t'-rm to th. rarmfni commnnltv evry hr", 1 i a--vmceof trav'll',? azns: Ppon p-celpt off? wo w!ll send, bv return mal', to any aMr", a Fiirtn'r's Lieens for"tli 'ntno 1 A-tac!.ment for tha .ful7 r n of the pa'.-'nt reventes .varc). acco rn!r.1 with an accurat I 'll eBflSTfsg of thn Sub?oil-r. hy which any Blakim'th can eally make It, and it Is attached to anv Plow In a few mi uf; orapamnle tSusoüer bv pxpr,t'. w'tli allct-n". &c on recflpt of t.' Town ftiin rluhts with a san pie Pubsoll' r gratis, f 2", t y ltottal order if applied for Immediate !y. Address R. JOHNSOM & CO.. Raymond Blotk, Lawrence, Ii.in A Ueioliirion la Ciaakgr t inre teit t'r.tue tlono rhe p-itent 8 Mos I' nrE. a corupbte revo lurion lm taken place in that department of cooker to hieh we owe th 'luxuries of th desert. Themost delir'ou b'anc mang. J n . eeidard, har'otte ' u-e, light noddnga, Se . areavodeMd rr'im this pa'atable nutrient, at ationt one-third nf the f.rmer cost. tr nt 'conomy of tin e a-well as moner Is elTi-ct'd bv Its se. The preparation made, from it a-e p-ononn-et bv abylffan to be the best po?-:b!e iHrt Sjr to amy t'ves. dysnept'r-'. and pc.-ons sutler np from bl NNM and e" era! debility. CVmi ale r ens at en n t' em, and jraln aptdlt In mu-cula- rre cth as wel as in i'o-!i. TI Sea Md " 'arbw f'o.. SI Park r'ae. Vew York. Who s-e r srafhetnrlnx t 1 ' i ir le e r -.m tlie -t Iri-h Moss Inenorams inaatl In produce an a-avo'' medical and senera! t im v In l's f- or. whi V Is p rncttvnverwbelaiiBc, and must aet an c"onbs of its air perk r t v as an aflmcn ary ataala Of any exist) en tirely at rest. chappnc Sanaa, tvf roan u. U. n'.rapiee. no; worm, fart-rVcum, Hi aSOnMOBi srT!C."OL cured, and tt I '.r. idl . 41 k. I annnSa, by using tbJTJHIPKRTAR SO c.r.: r - OA.SWS1 U BACS Bl S CO.. Küw Tort. It 1 sr c-.zvcr.'.urt and c--3pa?d ttan obe? reaaasaa, "Wir, the awaa w t trr easy stagswi Si new hj as Pain Kn.T.rr. The tee'lmot inl- vome to ?he eiflcacy cf th s valuable Btedttfnfl ar? fuffl lent to wsrrsat l?s In'roduction lato every bou-e. Our own optnioa Ml thst ro fim'ly abwild be wttbowt a bottle of it f a alastr bnin . la f-'h -vr.unds. aebes, plna. sore. Arc. it i th - m gt eff ctual remedy we know a. A b tt v 1 ; 1 In' for a very long time, .ind its kW pefee ji'. oo It within the reach o! all. Our roadnia will if aar mhnr Una the Me-r-. Paasi Davis ft Son have h i a d a hou-e in Mntreti. wbeace Canadian o ders are tappHed. New. 8 . jf-tSn. Ü. K. MS M Mm BOM . ' SQ NEW! KB AD TU R FULI'OM'l ? WEST T7S City Misiouary of B,sta SAYS ABOUT IIUI'S UK HUM. There CJeltatBlf can not t.?-recuil n Metier ? j:iab or Eains Hw-;. Aa an Bipai isrui it t;- so Rsjisaia Bostoi. M.S8.. F'hroMj U bWSj Msaasa. . Uavts Boa Oeattemen . Tbe pack. af Allen's Lais öalssja ye n sent niv lo use am,- ". sffilcted poor in my city missionary wo-- b&a - ro ret very scceptable anrt usefni. It tiat .'ori- Into r ta fsmliie, and with reBMiSabli effect b every laata&M One woman has beeti reatoied free, wl:at h'-r phvai 'tars pnnou3Crt-l conscmpfon, crier several n;.ntti8' tcknesw wita Cuuii, rreat piüi. in Bui lui-sr, ai'Cl Dial tratlon, so tia? she !a sMe bow to do butwt.rk an sa In tb apnort of hor am:Iy, aad with rare a otiOfiued nee or tlie lUilsam tlie px.cts cn'tn: r'Etor ti or-. Anower person, a yo-r woman tn trhoa I Vto bottle, hsj ratatfM pe.. berjpc.t, so that h reonca htcli was of n.o&tliB' stan;l',!ig, is ;re;t;ux !-tt r, aa h lias purcl;ased tb; Meoal bottle, and 3iv8 S' l rindlcatlon o d cure. A yonn? mop. wbo as ralrfaz Moyl. ei : v f.'s xu'l - has, by the use of Two botdea, been aiuc? liunro- od, an-r Is ab'e to no a little at til work. A young man to whom I rccoBUBCbded .1 trial of it. Who haa had a bad conen. and much pa'.n In his laagi for icon":? 11 st, anß una!;; e to vt nst ot "l'"f, comtnenerd takln; lt. ano ts now tislrs the I'onr;'. oTt'c with jrrt it Ivur-iit. lie said toantoaatecea visit, he would not ao without it. i! Is hopi',:" (aad reascnablv it eet-uis to to be ae to r. ran e ' to V 1 if.. e-at' Uv ar ' erut- 'vlly v nr?. C BABUC8 A BOfjanV, City Missionary. J. R. IA1RH I 0 ssjr Mold br all Vrwinn. OkTlOu fATKNT Kid Fining BKELCT01 Tut corset ta cew'i seed on an cm rei- new Mm tpie, 'ein2 np at, and there y alio vlag Iba Dw it eueahv Hon possible, lie-tdeszivlnipe feeteSM and comfo t to 'he weirer. and at the ram Hat p --f-siur hII lie advantages ol 'tne common Corsets in giving anppo.t to th 1ki!v. For Men fh fraee nnd CsanT r. the are rv Brrauaa is rns Kaaurr. Th -v are part cabuir teeorameBS d for n aamcr wear and war i c Im -tea, alttiough etiUJilIv. w-ll a a ted to r.H season of thpr. 1 ley are bl biy recoMatended by aae kalaad aeientine men. Fr sale bf a;' Hist eia 1 !i a ers. Fat tliculor, ric p. ,V; ..addr s- the. WOnChRI EK t-Klt.l :o., Worccst. r. v-,. PALMER'S c: M 8: It V . It I Bh R R Is f.tr superior to any other fn t'.e m.irket tat rinln Moner ti.t Rep r Kiiiv s. n it uts ast. r. turn- 1 hr, keeps always true s shipped at tie ton tht t M, I ebeaae and more d' rable. and after harvest can hclamped to a h r . r f bis and used as a home a d n 11era grtoder. Ssnd far om a. alar. Arats vaJted. Addre- A T. SATES A6T. H. anal- t., thtCaarO, 111 Ai;KN ra u 1SJTBO. "nuiil free.-?: to fin) per week guaranteed to cither aei : eooda new ant as st.ijile a flour. Sen J six cents tor return iKstage. M. . LINI.t,TtN, K s. HaJeted-st, hlcago. BOOK OB!TN W N r E -- Mhit' ll'H,-. No opposltio;:. S. t-iTrvlrCT Hapld sales. For ciicuirs, ad.'.r- IT. 8. PUBLISHfNO CO., Jf. Y.. I incin ati s-ul i.'.caeo TUC ftWMSH MACH IKK New Took. I nC Fr- ,or stamp. A It" NT too, ft. v. CAUTION TO WATCH BUYERS. ITirscrtrpitl us parth - ar' 'clil if eortblosa Bwfaa Waftebea hrerlaa trsdeaaarka very r.eariv similar (a the traitemarks ol E'"nitine Wm tb iiii Htc!i . Ttils is n t only traud on the purchac"r, bat a ürast Initiry to the reputation of the enume w ich. To aarotd bnpsitlon. l)ucr should IiiRlsf on rretfftig r- nu'ne Waltii:n Watches, nn t tak- i o oih-r. This ."tie only ?:iif cilc, !nce some seller t equerftvend"ivor toscu oui.-r watchea 111 prelTe,C( uu WidCh bwcer proSSl sre made The fradema k of tb rarbMM ire: AMERICAN SVATCil Go AMN. v. ATCH Co AMERICAN W A PCII C stTt Al'I't KON. TRACT A- Co WAI. IMAM WATCH I P S. BAlttl.n'T WV RLLhRT HUMii WA fCa i n Walti am, Mas. Wallhani, IfaM nt .IV ih iiti Mass. W altt'ani, Vas. W.i th Til. Mus Wa tliam, M:is. Waltl.atn, M.iss. Uosfon, Masa Exart'lne the Bpe-hn!: of iheFe mrnes ca-ei !v betöre bny1n Any variation e?en of a tnA? I :ter Inulcau a roswicibsl. For ale by all ha.ilnc dew-. Lars. ROBBINS & APPLÜTON, Beams aassM lstaaroadvay B si -KN s vNiTD Most snlMlre 1 1 Knirravinsrs. V w Family Beoord. S. U. ( l.AI'.K, MlaaeapoBa, Minn. A I asMlvSno Theoloacr. febooi. V Rartsat il educate-M ids. rs : tifri a yeai to poor B'ude ts; beslaiAoK.SI. Appi.-od .:. !.,,. n .,Meiidiii.Pa. SALESMEN Wanted la a p f Khnkki y, 4 1 3 t Ik' netnes. S. ut J- ..I htla t Offl M.M.T EXTRA T. n nr ul In?, aslabv stg i r.nk, peasiaalSB teane ii i an p rcuvaiai ad to the alek, dvspeaUe sard sn ivmnrd As a remedy I -netp ojatentb" hole ay ,-ru , cures SsSonSOra Ol U c SSOS - iich, ios d ape it., obstinate cat tri bs, eeaabSi hnarsei.."S. ecrotulH, 1 sin eat ropsun pt on. etc... bl As a 1 ut- last nt ana Bittd lasse t I InvsbsaWe te ibe wtleeblcd and eonvalti e-at 11 e. aaadbsMi se -. wh le s a pBMaaBl beSSISSS U ts hinhli aeoSBtSb to th-' tsste. sol U HV ALL DRUGGISTS aNPOROCWJCa, TAB V N T Sb VO , t7 envi k h rt. V soi aoanvs roa cmtbo cTaiaa. are. T Ii K Weed Family Favorite As now perfected and msnnriie tired i.v tbe Wkkk 8. M. i o of Harlk-rd, Is hs I est and most reb'FAMILY SEWING MACHINE For sll kind of landly wart In use. Kespon-thie A-entf wa ted in e eiyeonritv A ll'ieral dbKoanl to I tie 1 in de. -end lr price list und term to OM. . TnOM 8, ad skewt , Cht nc, Axeii lor the ' 01thwest . Jtate wtiere on -ee this am i-nn wwwmm. V BS MTW WAT'n siuiaaeis is WIK ICAN KM. 1 IS MV HIV1 . IbactV si Fati.llv Knittlmr Macblne tver price t ''' Will knit VW S it hen p r tninutr AM .11 C N K v I TTIMi MVCUINK ell t'is tye only avented. A' lre - P ost on. Sji ,or st. Louis, Mo. UOK ACIRCULAlt of brest 1 Mt ajto IbsMOJ V address IL . O ALLAN USA, Toledo, Onto. HOW TO GET PATEN' 8 P FULLY EXPLMNBD la a Pamphlet ol t P just i-ued by Ml'NN CO.. Xi I flrlt How. New rk KKT FHEK. tt-N A CO.. K.m.m S. lentISc Am.'MCan. The b ni-ennnieai pr ' .ba"tsk.ii 31 r.- !(.-"- More Inx. ; - Am-rican, the best tn-c hsmeat w pAfll r-. any other a.eney. rUa.'ri;''i.ri for opinion. V cn wo. ladies ol H hftr House. at v.r.. Lapss Csarsa HoLbowar. "31HI PrÄV-affiS W .fX Mstratb dow. .., thenresanttltre Sfs? rrlv d.e beantlfw:. "jt - Rhowlr.S ne ht.torirw. fibistrsted wie sbsdowy aides t , Dnm?,P il s Pl u. Siil;J to , l toe jbBLtn .4thb .ciucisaal

A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA YINEGAR bitters

HnJidffala of Thousands c tectimony to their TTondcr- -3 - ml curative Kffcctt. I 1 4 I 3 si WHAT AHE THEY? f 5 ; T11KY ARE KOT A VILE iiF AN C V DRINK, L T Made of Poor Kum. hit-key. Proof Jnirifs and RrfaKc Liquor soetotcd. cplccd ead weitcned to please the taste, called " TolIck." " Appaaa ers." Baalarara," Cc. that :rtd t:.c assaat aa to fjnsaaaassi aal rahwhal arc a true feh d.ciiie, Hade from tl.c BSShre BMabl fi'-d Herb of California. Ire fro::: ail Alcoholic flll bnf Xaeyava t . - G2EAT BLOOD PratlFOTJI B ud A I. II i: GtTIXU PRÜCCIPI aptrfoct ruinator end lavlorat-r' 1 lbBy tcra, carrjirif ,n"all 1 oisonwu naattcrar.dvorlr.x;!iCl.!oodto a r.t.i'tl.7Com"ti ICo pOfaoa c talce dWM BBS N iu.o:'.':. to Ü... tton and rer.sir. loag unwell. Sjf.fjS)wUlbesvt I -r - wcaaa rovided the bonc ere net SeSWwred bp mineral p i:-on or other means, arid f. I'.e.l .--:!. v ;. : 1 b. ynd bt point of repair. For ashaauanterf and Chrsale Baaanaa tism nnd Ciont. i)j -pr-psin, er taattswotiaai Bilious. itcniireni iud lim I Ball Herl 1". : -Diaeaaet of thciüood. Live-, Kidu-ys Did Illnddcr. Sea Bttterabava rea rtaaeeeee. fol. Such Diseases arc can. d by Vitiated Blood . :.lrh gcncraUy produce by eranfiuncat of Bss Ptsentlre awwaaas OTOPEFSIA OU INBIOl -iTION, H ache, Piin in the- Shoulder, Conidi. lhtncsf of the Chest. DlzzlriCi-. Sour Ernetidions tbe Siomacli, Bad taste lo the Mouth, Bilious An f. Palpitation ol the neart. IrjilaJiniationot the l.n. rs.Puin In t MSai of Sbt Kldu-y. anil a hundred other painful symptom9, are the offiprizifr of Dyspepsia. TUey in igoratc the stomach, and Ptlniulate the to:pid liver aad bowels, which render them of uoequalkd efficacy la cleansing the idix-d of ull impurltus, and iniT'artlnir nr-tv lir ai.d vigor lo the whole vett-m. gOalrlaHli P Hilf 1 1 iBSHi bl ! I iaaiiTf ft Rhuetu.lil t( Ue, :.o!-. Pimple, Pustule. B.il.Car-bnncle9,Bin-Wor!i: , -r.-l't H uJ.Sre Lye. F.n.siielas. Itch, 5cui 1-. Decolorations of theSWin, Hnmors and Diseases of ihe Skin, of v. hatovername or nature, arc BfeMSay dui up and carried out of the Vfctcm m a short time by the use of these Bitters. Oi.e bottle in such cases willoux lime the moot Incredulous of Iben curative efa'cet. Cleanse the Vitiat- d Blood htaSfSl you find its Impurltic" bursting i '.d-ongb the skin inPUn 1 s.EruptieiÄ or sores ; f U-aiir. it hen you nnd I obstructed and slugirlsb in the Mb I ; cleute it when It 1 foul, and your feelihfs will tell you w hen. K cpthe blood pure and the health of th? system will follow. Pl. TA PI r WOBfJM la dm sv-tcmof sonauy t')'lsan:l.ureeffctually destroyed and removed. For fid 1 directions, read carefully the circular around each bottle, printed in four lu;.euajres EcttüMi. tierruan. French and Spanish. J. WAIXXB, Proprietor. K. B. McDON ALD & CO-Dru.-.'Ht and Ova. Agents, San Francieco, Celan 4 Zi and 31 Conira.rce street. New York. JIT- POL BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS CUI THIS OUT .Awl seud t went s -rive cents for a ticket and draw a WATCH, 3yvyiTg; RXadLine. Piano. Or some aittcwof va ue. No blanks. Addre s PA. kahd & co., ci rlnaafl.l bis C Waat tia ptirt bet and cheanet TOILET - M t1Ai T- A t o.1-. LB I a 1.1 WTOa KStS Pfc-StS. n.'ANTel a to ti per month, evui ahete, male and female, to introduce the fKflJI.E IMPROVED OMM V SKN l- r Ml V S-WiN'O M.VCH.V . T s sebl e will Mitch, ttem. fell, tuelt. tuilt, cor t. bind, braid aud embndder ins most eaneilor ataaaer. Jrice only tis. Fully warrante : (..; f,vy.:rs We will pay 1 e for any in rblltfl th.it will "sew a vr mer. more beantt u'. or n ore e"tic eani thsn our, 't make the ' laste K-k t tch " rvcry second t:Tch n Iw cnt. snd still tbe clotn cairot be pulled apart a'l'bont tearing It. v pav A .e:.t tiotu . to f -e per n't tri sn . eei: wice Xi at amount tu I le tna e. Addr s- EC' Mr. or a c :i!.iu-lon trom wm.- i tt 0 , V TTSIU !tv .1, I or ;!. vo. rent": selHas Machines inles t ev cans' ow s ru. V e shall not hold A.: IhsTON. II ss., or -T. V FTIOV-IU' are of ail under the -ame n-tine a erttBcate of aaeuer ridaad t oaiaelia eapotmlbfe for woi other parts s. and shall pr sec tin" or iisi. M;ii-Ii:iii n der is t ami- to the fnil etviil nfi fi. law initio Miieh M.i.-.:ti- -re o ti ! from i: or our Aden's. I' not ! lnipo-ed upon by parties who ropy o r idvertisem ut ..ud circulars MM oiler aortbless Ma hltie si a 1 s pr 1 e. VAirLisHkU M. WI -Tz .X KlFFITlia kii ai AAL! aawns t A - O Mi: . Solid T tupf I sir . u - - t-.' r - a ,,..- . . . At; raws iriti V L .-.T91- knar -Tama Pouvt '. a If.' -s Prices ;t,e4:ice. jWk 9 l,t PreeL.s' .n rcaiv. tm f- -tt.-.-i. . mn. or Ilm. It f"i-b ' tfedir..! M.t In ris i n; Ii pe 'La- tie Insane prsc- e ol atlati ist r.n?pd ot..u-evsi ust.t-r ca ct 1 Ind 'ci"tton. tlli"usnis coi.sttpa ion. a d feu ale OeMlny i- SIMM X U Of ate. Vi ben the TO' leOSr t sr.i ,r du rd by Nats eb r ll I t v 0 t taluab.e S- i'.- Sprlu In tie world M e fboSBOsd b m.-ic-, in the to tn if TaanaXT SriT.sa Aibpibvt. 1. I a P loss 11 nier it mö: i m t . lack. 1 U i nd t ii t SMiaaeseed or afvbled ateaa w.tb SfsesM! pr r stivts. ib rsfrssbaaj BBdseid s eaaaierrart ef a rcn-dT tirm ed by te esretise harrt mt the inIpotett Fiis'ca- 'Him.-!'. Is ev. rywb-re upvr--Mtinc the r än-conn auu slck n.a cotu nin 's heteto tore ased us lava he. Sin Ii BY LI. DRUOOMTS. fiKKAT HAM L FMK A(LTS P7Ä t 'iH pet month. Wewanttoe.u ploy a toKl eeut tn ev - ry Conn'y in tbe V. S. on commlf. I or -aiary to Introduce 01. r b wtd KrniAi - il Uitt Wnti i'f't tsmm 111 lat hundred years. If yon nt protabie and pleas an 1 employment, a idres R C. '! 611 a IV)., Mai utacor rs, 7 5 S mi .S. .. .V. I. , v. . p.. fSaes. And Ii 'onviitee I t't the rjttt 1! A Iß It E .TOR i 1VE In all thr V asSJ B CHEVALIER'S LIFE FORTHE HAIR. It h: late v andere- e a thor dich SSaaS SSd now more perfect th -it eve-. It Kct re tiry It ir to t. oitclnsl c-lor st'ciijc hen aud lac. ease, h .toain l to wisWtsthstr, Sfnd Pi'ii Thf.atiss os Tim Hai t. S. 1. Clif.YlLl?:R, . D , 104 F. hta St., i"r. V Sinei i i 1 0U A ATLtr t int I iv- Baai tstamiti h hau i Wo. l Ferry Suoc old. New 'iort. PRUSSWB'S Ask roar eroee I r 1 1 1 - rt.ier Vtnesrar warrant-rt pnre. a'H.M snd i - ;.r--'-i pickle Flrat prem'Oin nwarded .t IV R. ra'i. '11. State Fsb i- : i . .( ..ro ity Fslr. Lsrcsat wsrk Ir itbe 711 e -;-r K'tsbl'-bed ISI. 'Ml Ar -W. K- P' 'l M. S39 and M4 1 btate BL. Cbtoaco, V.l. 9U ( O ALaXVH WAMTall tH OF THE v'0RLL. - !fKJl Ht 1 aaa P. S. PUBLISH DU Of 177 W. tb

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