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' ,.Tax former should be an educated

man. Foraverry all necessary qualifica-tion was phywcal development

Fabkew smst arrafafeoeb as to cnltijrato' their farma without having

their houses crowded with hired help.

Doali. workas cheaply as possiblethis year, but do it thoroughly. Theprospect is good for remuncrativeprices,if economically produced.

The Citeck-IIei- n. "Why is it that somany of our farmer, and nearly all ofour city cartels, insist" upon usiog atight rem on working horses ? When ahorse, leftfto hw natural inclination, hasa heavy load'to pull, he can best exerthis back-bon- o in oae eoatinuous line,and this he will invariably do if notpre-vent- ed

by a tight check-rei- n. Someclaim that it prevents the horse from

- falling down, and when a man can raisehimself bVer e by a lift on his buspendcrs we will beueve it. When aiiorae falls, a tight rein will most effect-ually prevent him from getting on tohis feet again. Try it without the rein,and see if wo are not correct in ourpractice an theory both.

Wasted Febtilizebs. The Farmer'sJfemc Journal says : On every old

--place in Central Kentucky there aresuch things as old wood-pile- s, wherechips have accumulated and decomposedfor fifty years ; then there are old piles ofashes sometimes three or four feet deep,which have been accumulating for thesame length of'time ; then there are oldstraw piles, and heaps Qf stable manurowhich hafe mover been hauled out;and there are deposits under the hen-roosts, sometimes two feet deep, whichare equal to the best Peruvian guano,and when these are all hauled out, wewill go to an inexhaustible supply ofrich molds and alluvial deposits of de-

cayed vegetable matter, which havebeen collecting for ages, in places onbranches and Creeks which run throughmost farms. We have still anotberbup-pl- y

jet,4in the muck mud, which, if dugout in the summer time, when themarshes and swampy places are dry andhard, can bo hauled close to, if notquite to,, where it is wauted, and thewinter freezing will pulverize it and putit in fine condition for a crop the nextseason.

Presekvino Posta Every farmerwho has to fence his land knows too wellhow quickly posts planted in the earthbecomo rotten, especially in a dampspot. All of them will welcome the following proccsB to prevent rottenness,n process as wonuerf tilan its effects asit is simplo and almost costless. It istaken from Lc Bicn Public, of Dijon,France:

" Take linseed oil, boil it, and mix itwith charcoal dubt until the mixture hastho consistence of "an ordinary paint.Givo to tho post a single coat of thomixturo or paint beforo planting them,and no farmer, oven living to tho age oftho patriarchs of old, will livolong enough to seo tho same postsrotten. 1

" Some ycara ngo I discovered away of rendering wood more durable inearth than iron itself,' cays tho authorof tho communication, " but it seemedto me so simple and so inexpensive, thatLiiiujiot intnK it worm winio to maL:mucnauoanuiuss about uFa K. jU

. soft wood Jhus prepared T1siuir remaining tuveu jvuxaiu tho earth,ahd werorfouudas sound as when planted. Tho only precaution to take isto uso only ,'woll-drie- d posts beforocovering them with tho charcoalpaint."' --s. t

Fabuebs Food. In tho last reportof the Massachusetts Board of Health,Dr. J. F. A. Adams, of PittsQeld, oneof the most accomplished physiciansin the State, has presented a long andvaluable 'report upon the health offarmers, in which he combines his ownexperience with that of tho leading phy-sicians in the State, to whom lie sentcirculars containing twenty questions,to which thoy responded. Dr. Adamsconcluded that the following, are thodiseases to which farmers are most lia-bl- o,

and tho liability is in the ordernamed: First) rheumatism second,dyspepeia'rthird, fover"; fourth, acutelung affections ; fifth, consumption. Inanswer to tho qaostiori ' What causestend to injure tho hoalth of farmers andtheir families Y overwork irmentionedas the first, improper diet tho second,exposure the third, sanitary defects inbarn-yard- s, hogpons, privies, drains,cellar, etc., rank as the fourth causo ;want of ventilation the fifth ; want ofrecreation, cleanliness, and other causesaro mentioned, but the first fourarcthoprincipal. -

Upon the subject of firman diet, Dr.Adams comes to bo feral conclusions,

0 fnll force of which onr Westernrs will appreciate fully. It is

inuated tnat wives of v osteinare inferior to their sifters at

111 the practice of the culina--

ut.thcy have been gab loha-i- n i--

t 01 prepanug inv uxmm mav tnat it is uimcOT-Jttrattk- e

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. --; ;FThere m too Jitfts .variety in food.

Metros too apt to be fried.kisaxea Deans ana fau-po- r, ai--

taavKh ft' JiwhlT nutr.ttous dtsfa . are. .- - 7to sjsmst tairjrrpaea. M3'WPiSPrll?Fformsknr penoas.

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Beef aad mutton axe lflaWtne Ms steals, anucosdemKcd as unfit foTHaiafaaiaatBaaof dieff Dr. Adams thuiiiwaaaw, mnumi

- .jlilaaTaaT TFTtsetiaaoftT. on the zn:aaaaaaa aan .

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--rroastisar :" arreatcr vanetv of wren.,bles aad fruits ; letsTpici awl jsakes ;

aaonr-jaoioajpm- e weu-Kncaa- eu uivmiraised wiik yeast ; less tea." We havesBaeaesdy torffar jtoonamore-poiat,- !

sad aaatkad1rircmtilated roomsiawkiok awnj lanKaTs.skep, aad the

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CBAVSAtnat Hat. Boil the ham verytender, skin and cover with brown su-'ga- r,

moistened with champagne. Bepeatthree times and brown ia an oven. Slicecold.

A Nice Dessebt. Grato into a disha layer of cocoannt, then place a layerof quartered oranges and sprinkle themwith sugar. Continue alternating untilthe dish is full, with a grating of cocoa-nnt on top.

The Country Gentleman recommendslinseed oil meal for horses that aro nev-er allowed to run out to gram, beingslightly aperient. A handfnl in eachfeed, morning and evening, is about thoquantity usually fed.

Busk. Three cups of sweet milk,one cup of yeast, one enp of sugar,mixed over nigbCwith flour enough tomake a stiff batten In the morning addone cup of butter, one etipof sugar, addcinnamon and soda. Mold and let themrise before baking.

To Dve GnEEN. Boil the article firstin alum-wat- er for an hour, then forthree hours in a preparation composedof four ounces of verdigris, two quartsof white wine vinegar, and four quartsof water.

Hair Oil. One pint of alcohol ; twoxmnccs of castor Oil : a few drops ofperfumery. Shako well to cut tho oil.This is said to bo a splendid and nicely-perfume- d

hair oil ; it softens tho hair,promotes its growth, and prevents itfrom falling out.

French Mustabd. A fine Frenchmustard called moutard xupcrbc, isthus made : Salt, one and one-ha- lf

pounds ; scraped horseradish, onepound ; garlic, two cloves ; boiling vin-egar, two gallons ; macerate in a cov-ered vessel for twenty-fou- r hours,strain, and add enough of musta tomake a rather thin paste.

Some egg-raise- rs claim that the bestuse for skimmed milk is to givo it tohens to drink ; that it is worth twice asmuch for this purposo as for feedinghogs ; and that by its use in winter,chickens will lay constantly. This mustbe their only drink ; and let them haveaccess to it at all times.

The Coming Girl.She will bo of eorao uso in the world,

will cook her own food, will earn a liv-ing, and will not die an old maid. Thocoming girl will not wear the Grecianbend, daneo tho German, ignoro allpossibilities of knowiDg how to work,will not endeavor to break tho heartsof unsophisticated young men, willspell correctly, understand English be-

foro she affects French, will presidewith equal graco at tho piano and thowashboard, will spin more yarn for thehouse than the street, will not despiseher plainly-cla- d mother, her poor retions, or tho hand of an honest worker,will wear a bonnet, speak good, plainEnglish, will darn her old stockings,wilhknow how to make doughnuts.

Tho coming girl will walk five milesa day, if need be, to keep her cheeks inglow ; will mind her health, her phys-ical development, and her mother ;will adopt a costumo both sensible andconducive to comfort and health ; willnot confound hypocrisy with polite- -

will not place lying to please ingf0ad Jf frankness will have thocourngo to cnt an unwelcome acquaint-ance ; will not think that refinement isFronch duplicity, that assumed hos-pitality where hate dwells in tho heartis better than oatepbken condemnation;will not confound graco of movementwith silly affectation ; will not regardthe end of her very being to have abeau.

The Length or Whales.Mr. Score8by, a Tory high authority

on this subject, declares that tho com-mon whale seldom exceeds seventy feetin length, and is much more frequentlyunder sixty. Out pf three hundred andtwenty-tw- o shales which he assisted incapturing, not one exceeded fifty-eig- ht

feet, and the largest of which he knewtho reported measurement to bo au-thentic came up to sixty-seve- n feet. Twospecimens of the rorqual or razor-bac- k

whale have been observed to be onehundred and five feet in length. Oneof tbeso was found floating lifeless inDavis Straits, and tho skeleton of theother was seen in Columbia river, andmust, tail and all, when alive, havemeasured ono hundred and twelve feet.Other specimens have measured a hun-dred, and many others from eighty toniuety feet. One cast on shore at NorthBerwick, Scotland, and preserved byxr. avnox, was eignty-tnre- e

lengtn. inese instances seestnbltsh the averago andof these animals. But.bio credulity, in carjiir laQeomate, Gvior, the eminejxtiaralit, aaya stout-ly, " Therrfio.dnahJ that whaleshave b(srt at eertam,4ochB and'icejdG?H inward of tkree hundred

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HjiiWsf CkjkraLT& an articlo tho evidence

which from tuns" toitiae has bee

acent.tiie editorVaT.. tae Jbuniulof Chem- . a .y xUirv declares it as WBppu"00 "aperfoctlTsafe arUblenhaay intaiitgent physt'eiaa to esaploy ;duces a sound, refrashinc alaia waea

jd in eases', of aerrans wakiviag tee brain, sad digestive, osfansa perfeeUy noraaaieondiei ;

.there is ao orgaa or faaetisai ofsy&ieai CMtaxbed iaHasflM aad taat at aaataestafalar arepert, of aot lotnag itsttterftpiajtsftbiaaaei

batthirivdescs be--

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Gibxs. Kata "Held his anopinion of American women.

aad "places a corresponding low eti- -rnate on ike English femalas. Kate iaright, sajs the Brooklra A rgttg. Ea-fili- sh

girls, aa agncrai thing, arc poortrash. They measure oxer forty inchesarpati the waist, wear loose, gaiters,

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TMf 'sCsesae FreattaeXfllRlTerTsrreat

rrrons the SprlagaeM (Htm.) Bpnbllca.The marveloas eecape of vounar Dan--

ning atlioeds has already been referredto, but his story is so that itis worth giving in detail. When thealarm was given he was at work in thespool-roo- m of the Nonotuck silkworks,and, rushing out of the mill, his first

of course, was for his family.He found that his father, wife andthree children had all left his house.He shouted to them to run for theirlives, at tho Fame timo pointing to themwhat direction to take. His wife andchildren obeyed him and were saved ;but his father, an old man of seventv-eigh- t,

thinking that something migttbe got out of the honse before the floodreached it, went back. In dashed hisson after him, him to leave thedoomed building. While raising one ofthe windows the floor cave way beneaththeir feet and his father disappearedfrom his sight. Tbe young man hadjust time to clamber out 01 the window,and as the house tipped over crawled upits Ride to the roof just as the buildingbroke up, leaving him but fragment tocling to for his life, and on he went sail-ing down that awful flood in fnll sightof his wife and children, who, as theylooked on in terror and agony, expectedmomentarily to seo him sink beneaththe surging mass. In few seconds hisfrail raft was crushed like an egg-shel- l,

but his presence of mind never desert-ed him. He jumped for another, andwhen that was gone for yet another.He was hastening down with the enrrentat terrific speed, and, intent on thefearful task he had in hand, never oncethought of tho dams toward which hewas hastening. The first ono is reachedin the awful crash and jam. He ishurled seemingly twenty feet in thoirto como down and be for thefirst time far beneath the waves. As hecame to the surface and clasped anotherpieco of driftwood ho realized with anmtonsity nnimaginablo by those whosolives have never been imperiled thatanother and higher dam was but shortdistance below, and that ho had abso-lutely no hope for life nnless he escapedfrom tho flood before that point wasreached, but fortunately tho swollenmass of water and debris at that mo-ment surged toward the shore, and seiz-ing an opportunity, which seemed tobe providentially presented, ho clam-bered across some broken roofs, whichserved him as a bridge, and with a leapagain had foothold on tho earth. Thefeelings of a man, who, like him hadscarcely hope of life on finding him-self escaped from tho jaws of death,c innot bo depicted. Only a cool andintrepid man could have passed throughthat experience, and poshibly Mr. Dun-ning could not but for his experiencebeforo as a raftsman in Canadian waters.He had been swept half a mile down theriver, and was utterly exhausted by tbeintense strain on mind and body, nerveand muscle, yet as ho lay on the banka moment to get his breath, he couldnot suppress a smilo at the appearunceof a man who escaped from tho-floo- d

near tho samo place by seizing hold oftho limbs of a largo tree on the bank.Fleshy though ho was, this man went upthe tree like a squirrel, and did not stoptill he was at least 30 feet above thowater.

Mr. Dunning describes, as the mostremarkablelincidcnt of the memorableride, the heart-rendin- g screarns andgroans c"Iwomcn and children in housesthat wc:JB5vept down with him andseemed to bo beneath him. He saysthey will ring in his earpOWlic latestday of his life. !5i-SJ- J,

Cultivate rarity of Language.Avoid slang, mv dear girls, as you

would avoid any degrading habit ; lotyour words be pure, simple and express-ive just such a form of expression asyour Jittlo brother and sister may im-itate Never forget that next to"mother," elder sisters are tho chiefeducators of tho household. It is pain-ful to listen to many girls' talk. Theybegin with a "My goodness 1" and in-

terlard it with " oh's 1 ' and " sakesalive!" and "so sweet 1" and "soqueenly !" and so many silly phrasesthat one is tempted to believe theyhave had no training at all, or elso theirmothers were very foolish women.There is nothing more disgusting thauthe twaddle of ill-br- ed girls ; one isprovoked often into taking up paperand reading, and letting them rippleand gurgle on, like brooks that flowthey know not whither. My heartwarms with love for sensible girls

.pure uoys; ana alter nil, if, nursiaTfand boys are not this, feajZM oarfault that this great trusty jWlts in theheart and hand. o4ae women of oarland. If we haja- - noble, asefal pur-poso in. liff,we will infuse tho rightspirit irdxfiaose around us.

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A remarkable seeae took place lastSaaday sa tae Aapecaattox river, aearFetcrsgVurg, Ta., when five hundredsilstssT persons ware 'baptised by im-aierai-

ia the prscence of a very largecrowd. At 1 o'clock p. m. one thou-sai- d

voiees ehaated. aa anthem astheloaf column of candidates marcheddowaiavrder to the wafer. Two linesof men were then formed,' aad the earssspay begaa by psasiag tae caadidatssfrom hasd to hand from the shore totheclergyman, who stood to his waist iathe river. The work weat rapidly onaatil tbe hundreds were plungea he--

esaTaTtamme oatpltiae water be bagaatae BKMt Mtrrfairant nwnifeatatkma of

ccatatie ior ever witnaaacd.sbVioleaBt were the .deBBOBatTatiooa

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THE GRA5D PACIFIC HOTEL,OniMaite the Government Sanirw and the new Federal Baitdinca. is, witboat deaSt, tkoperfect hotel etrncturo In tho world, and the largest edifice iepi tnting prirate aaterpciM iathe United 8Uteu. Ita four fronts, on Jckon. LaSalte, Qsiaey and Clark Straats, havs aaextent of ten hundred aad twenty-tw- o (1,023) feet. It waa opened to the pmbae eo the adday of Jane. 1873, and has proTed to ita multitude of patron, represcntisg the bast eleauntsof the traveling community, tho well-choe- on and anBurpaaeed chiracter of all ita appoiaaaaaUand arrangements which special mention may be aoade of the Baths Tarktaa, Electricand Vapor), secure with a lavishncsa of outlay, aided by experience and careful atsdr, neverbefore given to an enterprise of ita daws.

The sugninceuce of the exterior, ita great interior rotundas, superb pablie aaartsMBta,the nceqoaled suites of prirate rooms on Its mile of corridors, and the system detail ofita management, have not only won the pride and admiration of onr citizens and guasts, batfurnish the key to the enccesa of the Okixd pAcinc. which from tbe outset has never beanequaled by any previous or cotexnpor&ry enterprise. Central to all the great railway depots,tbe banks, wholesale stores, and places of elogant shopping and amu'esienta, it is at allseasons, by ita lightness, spaciousness and perfection of ventilation, the most comfortable aswell as elegant home for tbe resident gneet and tonrist ever offered. And it tciH or maintainedaa it baa begun, tho moet complete and perfect hotel in tbe world a claim for it sustained bythe guests of the past eleven months, many of them our patrons ince the opening of theformer Sherman Houw;, July 8, 18C1. GEORGE W. GAGE.

JOHN' A. BICE.CnicAOO, May 1, 187i. Lessees for ttccnty year.

The Snow-Flowe- r.

A very remarkable account is ad-

mitted into USHUbruTcs of a so-call- ed

snow-flowe- r, said to have been discov-ered by Count Anthoskoff in 18C3, inthe northernmost portion of Siberia,where the earth is continually coveredwith a coating of frost. This wonder-ful object shoots forth from the frozensoil the first day of tho year, andthen returns to its original elements.It shines for a single day, then thestem, leaves and flower are convertedinto enow. The leaves are three innumber, and about three inches in di-

ameter, covered with a kind of micro-scopic ice, developed only on that sideof tho stem which is directed to thenorth. The flower, when open, is star-shape- d,

its petals of the samo lengthwith tbe leaves, and about half an inchwide. On the third day the extremitiesof the anthers, which arc five in nntn--ler,8how minute, glisteir'ng specks, likediamonds, about tho sizo of a pin'shead, which aro the seeds of this aston-ishing flower.

Count Anthoskoff collected some ofthese seeds and hastened with them toSt. Fetersburgbw They were thereplaced in n pot of snow, whero thoy re-

mained for an entivo year but on the1st of Jannarv, 186-1- , tho mow-flow- er

otirst through its icy envelope, and dis-played i's beauties before the eyes ofthe imperial court..

Ammne Colors.1 Prof. Kopp, whohud recently mado'a careful study of theaniline colors at the Vienna Exposition,says that the manufacture of theso pig-ments from coal tar products is makingmost remarkable progress. i uchsin,constituted by a salt of rosnnilinc, isobtained exclusively by tho reaction ofarsenic acid on commercial aniline. Inorder to afford an idea of the enormousconsumption of this violent poison inthe manufacture of fuchsin, it is statedthat in Germany alone the samo is es-

timated at 3,300,000 pounds r year. Itis only lately that the residues havebeen treated to' regain tho arsenic incommercial form. M. Kopp mentions,as anoveltya beautiful rose-re- d color-ing matter called saffronine, which uponsilk, is a very brilliant dye.

Increase of Railroad Fnt-'mr- s. Astrange feature has attended tho open-ing of navigation this year. Tho rail-roads have raised their eastward freightsfrom Chicago five cents per ono hun-dred pounds, instead of lowering them,as reason would indicate to bo the onlycourse. The explanation of this anoma-ly is that the New York and Erie andthe New York Central railroads havolines of steamers on the lakes to whichthey want to drive freight, with the ob-

ject, it is presumed, of 'running outother steamship lines arid crushjagcompetition. '' , '

" Out of thk HuultJBacr,"' Thisis the name of a uooksKof the richesthumor, by Max A𝔨

k It is bound tobo very povotSsboth on account of itshunwrjajarits, supers iHastratioae, ofwfcicatiaife are some 860. We advise

xUhose who wish Jo snd growwon tv,wuj vvv, iv ! im no bBwsw

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sc urns; as vr. naree a uoteaavery. Thia aaaswt aaaaad aaaa

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aaaBaaaaaaavfa 'Japari ' thaa aa the benBaalaaaaxUat, aad asar them spokoa of fa

tenaa ef pcatee.S. L. Smith A Co.

Stc2.vrs3 is an aMiition that waits onu all. Nona are exrewL and hero aro noce

lh81 b rriief froai Ma attacks. Wbocrcrer.H HM;t. ill i : i ..-- ,conviction prcTaila ;irt De. Atet. does it.A,,wa V4 ...V ftB0V.im IKU41 iasi v

icauer, ir txu miu; BSva ac:cai a:u, iaae luei.. wJir- - T-- .V. .; ,lr .

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ia Sabsapaiuixa. aad 'affectiora of tho lasgaby bin Chxrrt Pecto&az too frcqnentlj aadt dietincUr to bo dSrfrated. His Acer Cessjf " ? thost i " .?" -

tonal If peoplo do not plan, work and , K'ood are cbcap. at aiqr Wlco joa hTc to paydcviEO means to brinr forth fruits of tortim.Chnrk0tveyrter.tlio soil, or money wherewith to bny -- j:fdodf their wants are not supplied, and ' WnasoPia Xoasu!7---A Safk, Soxkthey mnst cither beg or "starve. TheAJtD Scstikc Cca!-r-TB- e unprecedentedworld owes me a Uvmp," tho SJVaSSISSSSllSnAl "SSXSSSSSu&gSi --SStal8ympaihjvand enconl axemen t, they bees fossa1 eo aard aa'aat to jield to its eoft-mu- st

porsess. the qualities that calljeaiagisCceaadaaliTwreiarjpfrrtrc-ptis-forth a satisfactory response, or go un- -

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TnR Great Medical Reformatio.Tho Satanic Theory that preparationswhich inflame tho brain are, in anysense of tho word, remedies, has beenovcrthroivn, and can never be re'etab-linhc- d.

The wonderful effects whichhave attended the use of Dm Walker'sVinegar Bitters as an antidoto to thecauses of disease and a cure for everycontrollable ailment, have demonstratedtbe utter fallacy of tho doctrine thatalcohol is a tonic as well as a stimulant.Tho New and incomparable VegetableRemedy which has superceded thedeath-draug- ht of rum bitters, is as freeIrom every intoxicating element ns thedew of Heaven, yet see how it is invig-orating tho nervous, relieving the bilious,curing the dyspeptic, purifying theblood of tho scrofulous, strengtheningthe debilitated, arresting promature de-

cay, and replacing despondency andweakness with choerfulnessoind activity.Truly a grand Medical Revolution is inprogress. 45

A novelty, is the handsome 0

field Croquet Set that tho ExcehiorMayazinc is giving to new subscribers Ifor IK) cents, through a special arrnnge-mc- ut

with a large manufacturing com-pany. They furnish sample.copies oftho Magazino for 25 cents, from theiroffice, Room 59, No. 157 LaSallo street,Chicago, 111.

TlllltTV YJCAK9 KXPKKIMCE OF AMOL.D XUUMK.

MRS. WIN8LOWS KOOTHIRO STRUP 18 TBBPRKSCirriON OP on of th bt Pemal Phyil-cla- n

and Nnrie in the United State, and baabeen n4 tor thirty year with aver fallingaioty and icccei by million of mothara and

children, from the feeble Infant of on wk old tothe adult. It correct acidity of th ttoaach, r,llve( wind colic, regulate the bowel, and givereit, health and comfort to mother and child. Webelieve It to be th Beit and Bnreit Remedy ta thWorld In all caics of DYIXHTXRT aad DIAR-BHK-A

in cniLPRBR, whether tt arts fromTeething or from any other can. Pnlt dlrcttoufor uilng will accompany each bottle. Bona SanIn nnlei the U of CUBTIB PBBXIXI I

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A DVEHTlSKaSI Bead V cent to O BO. P. BOW.I BLL CO 41 tta.k Wh ..aw m..m, k. .a,br mfhltt olOO pope, containing Ilt of JB raw-pe- ra

and tttUnate (howlag eot cf advertltiog.

rarl"VI7V t "" wlU aayia !--ll percent.lflV i Hi X i la advance aad give god --

cnrtly. Stte ira"nnt yna dealra to Invest, Ad-dr- cf

Seiurlty Panda, P.O. Bex 3J3K, Cincinnati.

OK. SA31'l . riTCII'BFAMILY IHYSICIA1VWill be tent free by matt to any oae (fading theira4drrit to Tit Broadway. Sew Terk.

f--r tka acatOrffaaPAKTSERWASTKD fHata. galea teper niootn; can Lelncreaaed tola.J. Or.., 34 W. ajaetiaem ac, Cktcaaa.

I.i a TXAAOPJirawaaUdU town aadI P A.coaatry to eU TBA. f gwt te' erdra tor tha targeatTea Coaaaaay

In America. Iataortera arlcaa aaa UdaraaaautaAreeta. Send fer Clrcaiar. Addreee,bobbbt wKixa, Teaey sc, a. t. p. o.aa,iar.

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aan wautaal. J?all aarUaaaara tnm.

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VAUKESHl WATER,

MINERAL ROCK SPRIII,CURES

Dropsy, DiatwtMtCraval, Dyspepsia,Constipation, Jaundics,

right's Diseass,aad ell 4Ua of ta Hr and kidneys. Thisvat, ta sow known and told ai a rtmaay for tbaabort dliaatn.ta all patta of tba world. It I

tralr wontful what effect It has upon ihtkunuritam. Ill now tatas ablpped at th fullowlnc

prtca.Barrtl. 0 gal., 1 half do, 7; dtian and Ju.

K cnl pr al . packaa cstra ; hutll (qla.) S1.Mrr dui. lion r 7 matt accumpanr th ord. --

cept tooar rffnlar aallKrl(Fi acnt. In,ulr oftour dmatrUtfor Waukvalta Mlseral SpringWater, audi C C Oit A to. Wankuha.Wli., ftr orders for th tr or for circular.

CiacixwATi. Jon II.IKTXC C. Otl A Co.. Wankrsha, Wi. UTt. nird

your watar from th Mineral Rock Sprlu. Waakeka, WI., for lh dlabel, 1 ha and great re-lief from th ute of th earn. Bftr I com-menced nttngtblt water, mr phjltclan reprtrtrdto me th epectne tfrarllT of my artae wa 33, andafter mint It fir twenty day the efecine itra vityof the urine wn rednced to 31. ehowinc a greatimfroTement, aud finding great relief In nutbeing compelled to urinate o frrqaently. 1 hadother watei. but glre It at my iIoh that theMineral Rock Spring i oreferable. And Iduearn-ettl- r

remrameud it to all who are m ctd lthth cUeatc commonly known a Diabetet.

Keipectfully your. At-ras- Wiunx,DcpU Coll. Int. Re., Sa. ? W Third tr,ClnctunatUOhto.

11 vpnw, WI ., Jan. J, JeTXVmiriur. COitw Jt Cu. Drar Sirt lam atton-Ithe- d

at the Immediate bent At received from theuuof your h'aling water 1 commenced uelugtbe water aedlrected.and foani a mat kd change,reJftcmgipectflc gravity of mine 523 down to'jOoIn three aay, reducing a mo.it (kin and directperplratlon. making au euile rhaoga for thbetter in mv dlgeatton. I ilo find tt beneficial tothe liver. Since drleklng th water, I irtt markbctfr at nluht. and without belnltarbed.a 1

umalty wa before. from two to three tlm duringevery night TliUklrg of vlaltlng ytur ntg la arethe enmmrr. tJlexlnit trra water no an taatyon claim, ind knowing the favorable reeult tn taemr own caie. yt.u witt plcate rspreaj the f Ttyaallon lruradiatrlr ae t am (atltned That ltdoe

t--t inee any or it bvailug proper! i by atppina.1 think yor price very reainable, an wttl re

your Spring all lean, fur tbe benat t f id

(uttering with tboe incurab'e aiaeate ofmight' Ditra(e and 'acchtrlne plabete. a 1

kuow they cn be lmmdlatey relieved by drink-l-g

Mineral Spring Watr. With klmled re-

gard, your truly, flao. Joaae.

mtPNINE HAIirKPrnlllrcurcl ! Hr.lU-rk'otil- y aaUOPIUM Klloll llli llruiCHiy.

iso cii-vittii- i:

for trontmrnt until cuml. ('nil on ir lultlrcutDR. J. C. BECK, Claciaaati, O.

Pfruble Soda Fonmaiis!

$40, $50, $75 ana $100.

OOOD. BCBABLB AKD CHBAP.

Shlpfvl Keadj fer Use.

Manufactured by J. W. CflATaAaaaaaaaa7rl.aaaa a CO., MiMtoi, las.

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Agent 1 If yon want to make mouey, 111 It.

Out of the Hurly Burly.ItT MAX APKLKR.

Th blggeit thing yet. Humor, wit, athn, lift.,fan and laugnter. XA comic cut. The peopleyearn for It. It wllleell In dull timed Dhow It ina man and he .urrenderl. It la ura every timeDon't bother with hay book that nobody want.Humor ta tba thing that take. Agent wantedeverywhere. Send fr circular and tatra trm (hato To-Da- y Pub. Co., 121 Xatt Lake atrt, Chicago,Uhnola.

TEE IMPROVED HOWE SCALEfromthey

th only ona containing all the Modern Im-provements.

COMPARISON INVITED, C0MPCTITI9" CHAUEH6E0 PSend for Circular and I'rfre.. a.

A. M.OIM1KRTACO.,. Stat-(- t . Chicago.

OILRRRT COM PANT,US Mati.-iU- . Cincinnati.

Dr.

Manafactared anil faraalrat234 20 E. Randolph St., Chicago

Chaplin's Life ofCHARLES SUMNERWith an iMtrodHctlon y

Heady. The-Chararta-r and "errlcea atla Iftikle Hfateattiau, the Upeclal Aelvaa-l(- ti

Peiittitd hy the U'rllKitnwaAa.then, (he HeaatlfMl llcllafya Portrait.KnR-ravlMw- Kac-Hlntl- le Inciter, Ha Nla(SOI I'aRe. l'dni.),anl law Pric (il..1t).roRililae to render f hi th .MOVT POFU- -LAK HtMlK of the dar.-Age- nla Waaler!

JJO.STO.V: . LOTH R OP CO.. PAUktrs..Vndor tntirjuu IBiflralta cufalofuc.

WA AND NEBRASKA!OP ACBBB TJF TXB BBST LABD la

ir ale on Tea Yeara' Credit, at. latere!, by ia Bar llngtoa aad ata--r Ballroad Coataaay.

1MLFAYMCNTS RIQUIIIIOyascvva wni t, till fink year. BUcB aT. vara)

and LawrrttaMM a aOwMaaMl Iwao

Bwith fat! part. aUre.aeV

UKU. . II A l( SUA(loner, Barliagton, Iowa.

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