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Farmhouie BTotea. Sugar Beets fob Swine. —A writer in the P ractical Farmer Bays that he finds th e sugar beet very good to futten his hogs with. He beg ins with the beets and finishes off on corn. As the resul t of his ex perience , he f ound that his hogs fattened earlier , with a material saving of corn. Potatoes. —I once limed some pota- toes , says a correspondent , and found that they . could n ot be boiled soft. I couldn 't eat them hard , and I did not thi nk it would bo honest to snll them , so I th rew them away. I would not ap- p l y limn as some do , e ven to dry the pieces when they ore cut for seed. S orrel. —I have seen , says Mr. Stew- art in the fanner ' s club , old lim e-kilns perfectly green with a growth of sorrel. The . fact is that no farmer who produces 4 0 or 50 but hels of corn per acre , or two tons of ha y, e ver complains of being troubled wi th sorrel. If the soil is well m n nil red the crops yrow freely, and sorrel , as well as other weeds , become smothered and killed out: Curb fob Whist ciIno in Horse s. — I ha ve tried the following, and cured a hor se that whistled badl y. The :reoipe was furnished me by a skilled horseman. Put from 10 to 20 drops of spong ia tos ' a on the tongue of the animal in thf mor ning ; and at night the same propor- tion of f owler ' s Solution , in the same manner. Repeat alternatel y from four to mx weeks , giving more or less accord- in g to the severit y of the case. To Pre pare Rhubarb for Pies ob Tarts. — Cut the jtnlk s fiom the plant , riddin g .hern of their leaves. With a knifu scra pe oil the outer skin , and cut transversely into little pieces , bein g sure . to remo ve any fibres that adhere , just a a you do in stri nging beans. . To each pound of this substitute for fruit allow half a pound of su gar if for immediate usa , one pound if desi gned to keep as i. -eserve. The addition of u li ttl e grated lemon rind is esteemed by most persons a great improvement to the flavor . Spice of any kind , however , may be added if fancied. Th is is tho most common use to which rhubarb is put. Mock Goosebebr y-Fooij. —Out u p and scra pe as muoh rhubarb as will be enough to h alf fill a glass bowl of the size you wish to use. Stew in enou gh water to cover it well. When tender , rub throu g h n colander to a smooth pulp. To a quart of the fruit , - well sweetened and flavored with lemon p eel , add a ;inart of sweet cream , stirred smoothl y in till well mixed. Heap the bowl u p high with whipped syll:> bub. If you have nn cream , substi- tute a quart of custard , made with the yolks of six eggn. In place ¦ ;? tho sylla- bub , use the whisked whites of the six eggs , sweetened with ' six tabi esp non fills of tine white sugar , and brown the top sli ghtl y with a hot salamander or clean shovel. -_-— - _____»______—______, A sallow or yellow color of skin , or yellowish brown spots on face and other parts of bod y ; dullness and drowsineas with frequent headache ; dizziness , bitter or bad ' taste in mouth , dryness of throat , and intern al heat ; ' pal p itation , in many cases a dry teasin g cough , with bore throat , unstead y a ppetite , a raising of food , and a choking sensation in throat ; distress , heaviness , or bloated or full fe el- ing about - stomach and' sides , pai n in sides , back or breast , and about shoul- ders ; colic, pain and soreness thr ong)' bowels , with heat ; constipation , alterna- ting with freqnent attacks of diarrhoea ; piles , flatulence , nervousness , coldness of extremities ; rush of blood to head , with s ymptoms of apoplexy, numbness of limbs , especially a t night ; ' cold chills alternatin g wi th hot flashes , kindey and urinar y difficulties ; female weakness and irregularities , with dullne ss , low spirits , unsociability and gloom y forebodings. Only a few of the above sym ptoms are likely to ~o present in any case at one time. All who use Dr. Pierce ' s Golden Medic al Discovery for Liver Complaint and i ts complications are loud in its praise. Sold by all druggists every where. 601. The Supreme Question. —Health i s the mos t important of c-artbly blet>fin^s , and therefore the n ervous anxiety of the sick to ascertain the relative merits of the vari ous ' .iied icines in use is not surprisin g. Wi thin the last two years many thousands of invalids have abandoned tbo prepara- tions of the ph&rmacoDoli st for the remed y introduced b y Dr. Walker , of California , under the somewhat , eccentric name ot Vinegar Bitters. That this new Vege- table medicine is *' winnin g golden opin- ions of al l sorts of people \ is beyond a doubt. Tbe accounts we bear ot its ex- traordinary effects in cases of chronic ' d ys- pe rjBta , rheumatism , liver complaints , ma- larious fiver *, nervous prostrations and many o t ' icr distressing diseases , certainly justify the popularity which it has every- where acquired. Dr. Walker claims for his .p ecific a remedial power over ' all dis- orders that do not involve an irreparable des truction of bone and fibre , and re s ults so far appear to h ave justified the claim. In this age of wonders w e are not disposed to deny the possibility of any p henomena not directly at variance with the laws oi na t ure , and as it is held b y many physiol- ogist- thnt all malad ie. proceed from tbe sumo generic cause , we nee no reiwm for the incredulity with which some peop le regard tlm idea of a Universal Medicine. Dr. Wnlk-r ' s preparation seems destined to he universally approved. — Com. $100 , $500 and $1 , 000 Bailrond Bonds for sale and profitable investments. Write to Charles W. Has sler , No, 7 Wall Street , New York , * Height of Pobmo Favor, —It has been justly remarked that the popul ar judgment leliberately madu up, is correct nnd reliable. \ Burnett' s Standard Pre- paration s , \ for tho toilet and theeui sino are articles in point. They count their friends by thousands , and their sterling merits entitle thorn to the enviable rep- utation they have attained in all sections of this c uutry. — Com , ItaiTUiu. can bo oured without Buffer- ing. Elastic TruB -t'B are Aiiperflodingnll others Before buying Metal Triib se. or Supporters , send for . a descriptive circu- lar to tho EltiBtic Tyube Co, , 083 ^ road- way, N. Y. — Com , There wis - m»n In our ?' /wn And ho wns wondr o' iS wise , Ho lia r] a pain from cat to oar , Another between his eyes ; And when ho .»w hi hud Ontnrrh , W ith all bin might urnl main Ho pnrAhn svd Hugo ' s T iomorly And hr.H his honlih ugaln. It Is -old b y T-ruagl * ' - -Y.i j \ ' iu, —603. For DytptjMl * , lrmt rniRt .on. tln prom iloii of s pirits »nrf general d-Wllty in tliolr various forrufl i alrtp , *h a provonHvn agalnnt fever anil ague , and nthor lniormittont ferora , tho •' Fur ro- PTinni t h orateil Ellilr ofOullHaya , \ made by on j- woll , Hazard A Co., Now York , and Held Iv , nil druggists , In tho host tonlo , and an a to-.ilo for patients recovering from fnvor or other ulcli- no*B , it has no e qual , — Oom, If JoromoN a Anostnc Liniment la I alt a n valuable ai people sny It la , no fitm llv alum Id lie without it, Certainly no portion , bo lie law- yer , dootnr , minister , or o f any ottior proloRH - Ion, Hhonld star t nn a jnnrnoy wi thout It, No sailor , uauorman , or woodsman alimild be with- out it , In fact , f t la noodnd wherever thorn in an aohe , apraln , ont , lirni ao , orniRli or ouM. - Ctom Who' for use on man or beast , tho Mor- on ant' a t rgllng Oil will he found an mvaliialilo Llnimont , and wort hy of hho by every roaldont in the land. Wo know o f nn proprietary modl- elno or article now used in tho United Rtato n which nhar oa tho good will or the pooplo tn a greater dogroo than thin. —JV , 1' , Independent, Fa rmers and \Hor ao Men \ aro con tinual ly i n quiring what wo know of tiio ntility or Bnr.ii- idan ' b OmMrt Condition Pownwia. and In reply, wo would .nay, thrnii frli tho onlnmnn of thin n. por , that wo havo hoard from hundreds who havo lined thorn with gratifying rofti ilU; that ia a lso our -xperlonao, — Oom, S ymptoms of Liver Complaint and of some of the D iseases produced by it. Have It Alwa ys at Hand. —Accidents wil l ha ppen iu Ihe bent rcsulated fami'ien. and for tola rc~i-on amon g niai.y arbors , the Mustan g Liniment shou ld find a place in the cupboa'd ot ev. ry house- hold. In all thi; world there Is nothiu u comparable to it as an app lication l ' or cuts, cont :\' -ions. burns , epasliis , and scalds, and wh en every other prepar a- t ion that medical ingenu ity can suggest, has failed to afford relief In rheumarisiu , neural gia, sorethroal . glandular swelling* , muscular contr -e llona , cramps , toothache , 4c. this powerful antl-infl.mmat >ry and pain -destr ying agent Immediate ) t assuages the suf- ferer ' s agon y and eventually accomplishes a r-dlcal cure. Probably there is not a connolseur in horse fie.* *- or an amateur horseman in rue land who d~es m. know, e ither from iie-sona, 1 obaervat ion or re- potts that the SIuhtan o LrN_:.FNT is the i- .u preini - reraed y for all externrl diseases and injuries of the horss— (Com. I * Best an d Olilr- - Family Medicine.— San foT 'l' t L iter Tnvi'jorotor — A purely Vegetabl e Cathar t ic au*l Tonic— Tor Dyspepsia. Const ipation. Debility Sick-Hea«_scJir » , Billons Attacks, and a ll derangements of Liver; . Stomach aud Bowels Ask your Jyruggurt for it. Jfero ore of imitation *. — (Com. 3f_ra y Saffer rather than tnke nauseous mod-cino ' ; anil thin is nor to lie wondere . ' . at, as the remedy is of ^n worm than fee- disease. Sufferer * from coavttm , cold- , influenza flom rhr o-it. or tend enov to Consumption , will find in tie. W-rfor ' s llabn„t , r.f Wild r . ry ry rem.- . lr a-- agreeable to.ht palate as effectual iu removing disease. —Co m. AS QUICK JA A FLASH OF LIGHTNING does CriHtadoro ' a £xc. , aior Hair Dye aot upon tbe hair , whis- kers and moustac hes ; no cJutmetcon tint? , but the purest Raven or the most ex iuisile Brown-vill be i olved . -C ont IN ONE TO FI VE MINUTES , Headache. Earache , Neural gia. Lame Back. Diarrhea. Croups . Sprains, end nII siimlar comp laints , are reticDe d by Flagg ' a Instant Rel'e' ' O R MONET REFUNDED. —«,m A ITovelty In Paper Collm. -The Elmwood Ci liar U madu with loldtrl ed ges , a fine c lotu surface , and i n tho bent imitation of a i\>en rollar over worn. Ask lor it at tho Gent ' s Fur- n ishing Stor es—Cii.n. Lou Healtli R ec-tlBed. Self- _ ^«lect lays the foundation , ot.much bodily Mif- foring. As a ,:-le men are more solicitous to repair and preserve their houtu. *. stock in trade and other petish- ablo propert , than to repnir«nd preaerve themselve s. Th ey oau see when a wall n-quins a prop , ot a weak st ructure a girder, b n» appear to Ije unconscious of. or ind ifferent to, the cvacks and flawa .. -* *id e vidence a of decay in their own Irail and sensitive orgaui'sationn. The consequencl of this want of common prudence is that thousand * fat 1 by the wayside in the pr ime of life every year vbo might have lived to enjoy a hale anil hearty old age, if the? had resorted to the proper meant, of recruiting their If iling vigor at the T.rope r time. Seeing what that famous vitalisix.g and i&v:KOrating elixir , Hoatetter ' s Stomach Bitters , h t a done for count- less multitudes of tho enervated and broken dowr , and wit h the long, unbroken record of itteur j * before bi n, , it seems amazing that any sufferer frorc premature decay , ne rvous weakne ss, dyspep .ia, bilionsneas , chronii * cniititipation , or disease of a remittent or intermittent character , should del sy, even for an hour/to- aeek the _id which its toning, regulating and invigorating m-iper- ties have never failed to afford. I t is no exaggeration to say that HoBtet tjr ' B '&tAma oh Bitte rs is tbe mof l faithful ally of nature in her strug- gltftVJrith weakuessjind disesse , that mud' cal botaiiy a ud ho nest chemistry have yet civen to th- . world. Veoetine , instead of being a puffed-up medicine , has worked its way up to its pre sent astonishing success by actual merit in v nring all diseases of the blood , of -;_,at - ever nature. — Ci\m. I sabella, althou gh she lo.st her crown. Is said to be very particular what kind of shoe i-he wears. So are all who hav e worn the CABLE SCREW WIRE Boots A Shoes; they want no other. Pliable, dry and durable. Si pecial Notices. For Beauty of Polish * Si** is L abor. Clean* lln© »», Dur ability JL Cheapness. Unequaleti. BKvfARK Or nORTIIM -S8 IMITATIO.X8. under Other E»me8 , but re»embl.ng our* In »hup« _ind color of wr»pp rr lat« tided to deceive. TUB RMIKC \ \V POLISH IN BIX-. , for stove deal e r* ' use , at twelve \tats per pound—twenty-five and fifty pound boxet. \Cheaper than any other Bulk Pollah for noth1njr. M Til it Rimxa R trx Ll' iRXR PE5CIL— No Sharpenin g <?hfap and Durable—Mitttrecdeaotherartlc loaforpurpotV TMK RlSllilJ M'?. Hlaik LKAU IXBICU'ATOK. Fdrdxle i bearin g' nnd ir.nrhlncrv . Lanta six timenaalon fc aa oll alone. S-» '** . and &-> \V> . ivnxi** , 15 aunts per lb. Try it, M ORSE BROS., Prop ' rs.» 0 .^*pn f . Ma>*- A G F.XT8 IrV -aatcd. — AsentM »> _; * <_« m« ru muney *. work for dm thin a tar •thim: e ' - * *?, Pwi i 'ular. -* f rue. G, BXIKtOK * i.TO _. Fi n* Art Pu Wrnhe '* . PnrtI in-' . M\'\*\ . ]| f i:A T>VII.LP , Pau T hw_logic__ls- _Vo..tt „ 'duc«U:B lT _ __l ralniat4>r >- . ^o.lj^mttic (eat. Boa rd, tilti.n , text lw o _ k». _ frp « ;. Te rm hty .i na.Sap. 16 Write Prcw ' t J- ' y tT moro HO\RHT v imersetfc, liori-faarh.K men and K«n«>fi , ran hn.vej ilnflrtant, nroritablowork; nn rink crcap- iUl. Writ* H. L- Hawl l i -» .19 I.indal l St , Ronton. Mann . a*t% )C__._rfe f\r lir>t- cU«a Piano *.. Notttsco unt- No I _I*/3 aV?#WF Agcn.a' . AtMreiw 17. 5. PIAN ' O . JO., ««« ti roadr aj. N. _ Y. _i~^ ¦ __ LT , f l r,r l' 1 T rV_r ^ IV TO BIT-SVIV JMS. \ T_Ci __L 1. J.I 1 IJ T Mow to do it. nut pOMtpiinl for25o-n U. by GRE< -OR V A CO . Philadnri ' liia. Pa iV af AAA REWARD) MM m ( For nny case of Blind , V / B1aedin_r. llcbinff ,or Ulce- III r4t4-d Plle»tt:ir Dc BiNO k i< m Pile Remedy fails U> ^ V cure It ia prepared ex- W _ ¦ _. pres sly to cu.e the Piles H|aF ¦¦¦ _ ^mW ^mr ^__F A nd nothing else. Sold by nil nm-n-iHt * . Priro Jl n nn _<A.tte- _3.tlOZl ? OWNERS OF MORSES ! ¦ V _^^ TPEZI NCroLLAB B- - _____ J ____ _^________ V* -A _DiiKu urante «>d to core ^E^ Bate^k ^ l( aBBS<^^ |ft 1nd uornt ca eof raw and in- ^ ¦ HN9s| _ EaBit -^Bfl^B • ^ 'Uned More ne^i. in Ten ixt: * , ^^^^ySk W&?^^ m W^K&8 \*nd work t he dome every da */ ^|Pv ^T-M BS. _^p| ^# or xnonoy rt; funded ; and wil t ^Sc^^^ Wts^i&zr notohafonr w**ar the mane oft ^^ ^ ^ °* tne nc ck. For dale by Sad- ^^^ ammf ^ dlery Hard v an Establi ah- menta and Harne ss MaK ern. Manuf ac t ured by tbe ZI. NO COLLAR PAD <:0. . i-uciannn. Mich . THE GETTYSBURG KATi • .YSIIVE WA.TJKK ia aold at the Hprin u At tho intlflwing tit:s: Threi >-t?a 'Ion dena johnu , $3.M (neh, Kix-frallou domijnhnB . $5.00 each. Caae anf tw*j doxen quart bottles , f 8 00 each. If ncU<bl>onnK dru a;- K-Ht adonot keep it , invalid * may have it s >tit from th»» Spring by Railroad or Adams ' f:_cpiew, aj enc.i*inp- Po-,t Office Money Orders or Cheoxa. P' jyaicianH \nd Clereymen aunp lipd for their own use with three- gallon deit ^if>bna at $2 SO each ; with aix-ftallon demijahns at 43.60 each ; with corn 's of two dozen quirt -t at S6 SO each. Medlunl and clerical voc\r mn t be certified by ncar- *ntt Po tma ^t'T or other * partie * . Addre at . WHITNEY BROS.. ZT, . _t.. Philadelphia , Pa. ** T heir Kane la l_eslan. M —Dy npepxia i- ilm pa- rent of morn eviitt than flew nut of PannuraV box. llil- jouH nnHA , sour ntomach, head iche, constipation, nervo u- ile uility. nau ana . an d indeticr.bable tueulal miner/ arc amoTiff its t-nr r ible offiprinfr. Give thorn all the « »»;>»/> '/rare with Tarhant ' b Kfperve scent Beltzeu Apebi- KNT, which, renov ates and r*'(ruli_ * ''« the boweln, tonet. the atomacb. and in a flare remedy for indiffeation and all its concomitant *. SOLT> B Y ALL DHIT QC.ISTS . NATUKE'S b£M__dY. >i V TEGIflHO D L TKt WTO Buiro Riiii nm- ^ Everyone Spa.. Favorably. E_RT MiiwunEiai, Aug. 31 , l«lfl. Mb. Htsvbns —/l«ir Sir. — I lia >e bran tronhlert with oii nker frnm tiiiMdlioocl . sausin^ my mi.tith tn b» so aors at times that I was unablo to . vat. Havo taken many preparations. Vmt. with nn slrr ot until I trii-d ynu rVKO- KTTNE. After leklnK .. low tlitrss I foand it. roll ved tho fai ntnessatthnstnin.ioli thatslirays aouownauius canker n umor ; mill , li> t ho till.\ I had taken tiio tliirri biiltle. my tnnutn was en' Irsly oitn; d. Havo not nsen troub led with it nines that time , which la eight months am. I liave recommended it to ssvoral ot my acquaintance s, and evnrynmi mjeaks lavurob ly ot itsjjood etl-i 'l. Yours truly, V. S. SHKR MAN. Would not be Without VBGETI NE FOR TEN TIMES ITS COST I The arr eat bennflt I have recalled from the use cl Dr. florotnlnia ' Vi. 'oijTrer.. Indji -m m.i tti Kl»» my tentlmony ¦ m ite favor , I. hoi «vo it to Im not only of ar e-Uslne for wtorlntt the health , but a pnivuntl r o ol dl.oason pecu- liar to the >prin« ond summer seasons. I would not bu , wllljniit It for i|i>ii tlniei its cost. lillWIN TIIiDKN. Attorney , and General *»ont for Massachu- ntta of theOriifl.nisii ' i. f,ire Awuranon Company. No.4B Sears Baildlmt, B-»tnn, Mm<s. Proii arsd ta ll. B , sJT KVIil Mm. Ila.ton. Mass. Price ¦ LOT. Bold by all Prm»rlnl« . _-___ -s s___a a _ a ____^ ____!* . -_ ¦ * ^ _!^_______________-___/ ^ ¦ C- ^^___l Auiiu Ummliit) uiiitmmi ifi.ed I, IIUTO. ^^^^^^ ^nfes^i^^^ s_B_ e _____ « ^ Mothers ! Mothers !! • Mothers ! !! I)e « 't tall« ¦ yrocnr a MRU, wmm i.OW 1 *) NOOTIIIN O MYK1TP VO B nnililiaiBN TRM THINO. 3«HM«oWp It not only ra 'liivH- tfm oli lltl from pain, hntlnrl inr- atM the suimai'h anrljinw ajs. c Tmols so il ly. and ¦ \ ,»• .one a nd ennrny to thu whnle oatem. It will all \ In \ at antly reilsTU flripl ac !• « ¦ • Hawaii and Wlaat Callv, fWgKKSW K Depend opnn It, mn.liui., It wllktlre rest v- . jnnnl ras aud Hallaf uu * naalth f.a Tonr lataa ie. Tin a nrn -nil mil for •< Mr e, Wla iUw ' a S aatkla * wyrnai , \ Ilaylnn tlia r>a-alml' .a of \CIUHTT B * I'lHRKTNH\ on tlia ontalila wrapp ai •aU hVinnun taU tht-cutkaa. tka War1«, TRUE TIME FOR Sl.^USf^ •TiBNP ?,,9«™ TIME-KEEPER , _??/££ * _ ¦ » . '£ x* *^_^^ i^- , - * ' \^^V_-r_± , ;U5t_:; ^ ____f_-_- r f^« U-S_.A M . M . .. .pm. ,. KIH S J. CkV. SnMU_w_ ,l ious. Remittent and Intermlti.int Fevers , DLiua scj of the Blood , liver , Kidneys end Bladder, tlic.se Bitten have been moat successful. Such Diseases nro canned bv Villa! ed Blood , which Is general ly produced by derangement of the Digestive Organ *. They are a Gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic , possessing also tbe peculiar merit or act. ing as u powerful agent In relieving Congestion or lnflntnmution of the Liver and viscera l Urguns Mill In Bilious Diseases. For Slain Ulaea.es , Eruptions , Titter , Salt- Rheum, Blotches , Foots , Pimples , Pustule * , Uou> , Carbunc les , Ring-v crms , Scald-Llcad , Sore Eves , Erysipelas , Itch , Scurfs , Discolors *lous of the Skin . Humors and 1)1'.eases of the Skin , of whatever name or nature , are l iterally dug up and carried ont of the syste n In a short time by the use of these Bitters. One tottle in such cases will couvtace ibe most Incredul ous of their curative directs. Glc.inae tl>e Vitiated Blood whenever too lln d > * -, impurities bursting through the skin la n tu ple i. Eruptions , or Sores ; c leanse It when jon Iltid it obstt uctcd end sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it i* Toul ; your feeli n gs will tell you when. Keep th. I iod pure , und the health of the system will follow. Grateful Thou iand i proclaim Vineoah Btt- teiis the most wonderful lnvlgorant that ever sus- Laincd the sinking system. Pin , T »|i e , and , other Worms, larking in the iiMeie of bo many thousands , ate eO ectuaHj destroyed and removed. Says a distinguished physiologist : There is scarcely an individual ou the face of th_ earth whose body ia exempt from the presence of worms. It is not upon the henlltij clement? of the body that worms exist , but upon the diseased hftmors and slimy deposits that breed these living monsters of disease. No system of medicine , no verm ifuges , no nnt ueimiultica , ¦ win free the system from worms like these Bitters. IS' Vinegar Blttera are not a vile Fanrv Drinv ma de of Prior Bum , Whisky, Proo f Spirt;; ss a Refuse Liquors , doctored , aplreil , and sweeienci to p lease the taste , called \ Tonics , \ \ Appet izer •> \ Restor ers , \ Ac , that lead the tippler ou ;o dru nk- enness an d ruin but are a fj c Medkin e , mail, -. from the native roots anil herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They arc the c.km \ Blood Purifier and a Life-giving Principle , a Perfect Renovator and Invlgor atur of the System, currr lnr o_T all poisonous matter and restoring the lU .« a healthy condition , enriching it , refres hing and Invigorating both mind and body. Tliev are easy of administration , prompt in their action, cert ain In their resuUd , sa fe and reliable in all forms or disease. No Penan can take these Blttera accord- ing to directions , ard remain long unwell , provided t heir bone* are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means , an d the vital organs trusted bejond the point of repair. Dyspepsia or Indigestion , Headache , Pain In the shoulders. Cough s , Tightness of the Chen Dizziness , Sou r Eructations of rr- .e St omach . Dad Taste in the Mouth , Bilious Attacks , Palpitati on i.f t he Heart , Inflammation of the Lungs , Pulu in u10 region of the Kidneys , an d a hundred other puluuil symptoms , are the oifsprlngs of Dyspepsia. Iu these complaints It has no ctra ul , and one bottl e r,ui prove ; ¦ better guarantee of Its merits tha n a leng thy advertisement. For Female Complalnta , In young or old married or single , at the dawn of wonmnho.i . 0 - the turn of life , these Tonic Blttera displat so <:«. e lded an iatlueace that u marked Uuprovenic aiu soon perceptible. For lnfla -nmatory and Chronic Rhen- i nat lam and (lout . Dyspepsia or Indigestion , un. Mechanical Dlseaae a.—Persons engaged in P.iinu* and M' uerals , su ch as Plumbers , Typo- Hctl cra , Go ld-beaters , and Miners , as they advance in life , are snliject to paralysis of the llowcls. To guard against this , take a <loso of Walker 's Vin- egar urr rjjRS tw ice a week. Bilious , Remittent , and Intermittent Veven , w hich, are so prevalent lu th' . valleys of our grea t rlveiu liiroukhout the United States , especially those of the Mississippi, Ohio , Missouri , Illinois , Tennessee , Cumb erland , Arkansas , i_s<\ , Colora do , Brazos, Rio Grande , Pearl , Alabama , Mobile , Savanna h, Roanok -, James , an d many others , with their vast tributaries , throughout our entire country daring the Summer and Autumn , an d remarkably bo during seasons of unusual heat and dryneaa , are invariably accompanied by exten- s ive derangements of the stomach and liver , an d other abdominal viscera. In their treatment , a pur gative , exer ting a powerful Influence upon these various organs , is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for the purpose equal to UK. J. Wai._ - nit's Vineoab BiTTEHS , as they will speedily remove the dark-colored viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at the same lime stimulating the sccretluns or the Mver , and generally restoring tbo Healthy functions of the digestive organs. Scrofula , or King ' s Evil , White Swellings , Ulcers , Erysipelas , Swelled Neck , Goitre , Scrofulous Inflammations , Indolent. Inflammations , Mercurial Affections , Old Sores, Bruptlona of the Skin , S oro Eyes , e tc., etc. in these as in all other const itu- tional Diseases , Walker 's Vineoah Bitters havo shown their great curative powers In the most o bstinate and Intractable eases. Dr. Walker ' * California Vinegar Blt- tera net on all these cases Hi a similar manner, By purifying the Blood they remove tho cause , mul by resolving away the affect- oi the Inllaiuiuullnn (tho tubercular deposits) the affected purls receive iieulth , an d a permanent cure Is effected. The propertlea of Dit, Walker 's . ViNKiu n niTTKHH ale Aperient, Diaphoretic , Carminative , Nu tritious , Laxative , Diure tic , Sedative, Counter. Irritant , Sud orific, Alterative , and Anti-B ilious. The Ape rient and mild Laxative propertl M. if Dit, W alk.ii'b Vixeqar Bitters are tho hem ' nfe-guard In cases of eruptions and malignant lo vers. Tliolr halnamlu , h ealing, and soothing tiro, p onies protect tho Humors of tho fauces. Tliolr s edative properties allay pnln In tbo nervous sys- win. HUimach, nnd bowels , fr om Inflammation , .vlntl , colic , cramps , etc. Thei r Counter-Irritant Influence ox- l ends throu ghout the system, Their Aiitl-Iiillaus nropurlloH stimulate tho liver, In tho Hoarellnn uf lill c. Ind Its (tiHch nrgos through the biliary ducts , mid are sup erior to all remedial ugunw , for th o cure uf Illlluus 1'uvo r , p aver ana Ague , etc. Fortify the body ncalnat disease hy purifying all lis fluids with vinkoar iiittkii -. Ha upldamla on ii laku hold of n systam Hum roro -nrmcl. Ul reotlon*.—Take of tho Hitters on going lo I,Ml at night from a hair to one mul ouu-liulf wine . 't ' .i ssful, Kiit good noi.riHiilng food , miiijIi i m hi'ur- hi (i nk , mnttiiii simp, v' jtil son , ro ust hoof , anil vege- tnhl 'iH , and titku ouOilnor exorcise. Tliey lire con.priitoii of purely vegumiila lngroii loiits, mul ooutuin no sp irit , n. II. MolrONA bD * CO., Dru ggiRln anil linn. Apt*,. Han KrauolHoo , ca l., * cor. of \N .wlitiigum uml Ohnritmi Pm „ N.Y. _ H0i»U UJf ALL l milflfllHT H A IIKALB Ita. N - v7'-7T SioSS Hf m A , WKEK gi uranUied to n . i nU. A new fP* 9 *e IWiW Wist uvuryhnd jr wants anil will lnv. I' r onTl (Inubi u ni»n. .jr. « Uttfll ; fjog. . Wr Ftfl »l pno o In K _ M . rtKEI ) , I3fi Hl-li'li ilt,. New Vnr li. Aorent s Waattd for the AUTOBIOnnAPHV of HORAOE OEEELET nr Ro etillgcltnnauf a Bv »v , I.lf« , . Ilhirlra UHl, Tun I.its ami Tlinaii of an pniat a Phli a nlhroplHt , .nil B»fc Tis/j P^ i TJie Recoffls of Tests JL rVI at LOW ELL, Mass , pr nvus * saW 72 H ' • * • buiiiihaw i' s - .El r^ NEW TT7HBI NB jf mJ m S S k *m » n V\'l» r U) ' * 11 •'! . l 'sni. ., U gavo\HB _ B B fz . \ a h igher nerq entak. t hen »r m_______aW_ B ln hj.. otliiir wli aot of oninmnnjln ju h. iis _r B aV _Bl ll __ f p g NTifM W^^ S Thea- .tSTectar IB A I'UBK -ILACK TKA Wltli , tliii Wr.ni nui rliwor , Vila rw stTsslriintirliid. rnrm ii't 'Of vhm , Ann Tor silo wIkiIb kiiIs nnlj b. ' •> . • _, •* .«••* _. * ¦ ' . '•\ .y. 0 .. \B2 1' af. l-ta '•' «» <Jo., .No. llll i;i)li<'n Ht , * J, * « fin niah Ht, Now V'irV. I' , U, linn. K f ttom; , IHnlr Droigf/n B an^ Rostoroc ' \ BURN Wr V llKAiNC. \ Your Druggist hns It. A s oy in Illinois fired his ar row at n grindstone , and it reb ounded and put his eye out. MxLiitoss of pi geons fly abou t in Wis- consin , producing a roar that is described as \ terrible. \ Thu Rev. Dr. Huston , ol Baltimore , has been acq 'iitted of all the charges preferred against him. The strike of tbe builders in London ie becomi ng general , nnd building opera ti oni are seriousl y delayed. The ei gh^-hour turn oat in New York called out about 5 , 000 , instead of 50 , 000 workin ginen , as was ex pected. Thbee of the firem en injured ¦ at Bevier ' s , R ochester , h avo died . The other three are in a critical condition. The Intel Nationals , in 'he New Xork display, carried a banner bearing tbe motto , \ E ight hours peaceabl y if we can , forcibl y if we must. \ The extent of tbe mixed population of San Francisco may be roughly estimated r rom the fact that they an nuall y spend $10 , 000 , 000 for mixed drinks. The balances in tho Treasur y of the United S tates tue as follows : Curren cy, $5 , 557, 722 ; c oin , SS7 , 339 , 756 , including $25 , 083,500 in coin certificates. Eleven thousand dollars in United Sta ' es bonds , whioh we. e in the house of Frederick Doug lass , at Bochester , were burned with that building recentl y. A PBriTio K , si gned by thirty-two of the I rish members of Parliament , praying for the release of the Fenian prisoners , has been refused b y the English , govern- ment. At the annual meetin g of the r hare- h olders of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Kail way, held at Milwaukee , Mr. Alex. Mitchell was unanimousl y elected Presi- dent. James Hauey I . as been sentenced to bo hun g in Yitnny county, S. C , on th e 21st of July. There is probably a mistake somewhere , as the 21st c f July falls on Sunday. Johs Rose , a Canadian , convicted of commi tting a rape on a g irl eleven years old , was sentenced in Buffalo , to twenty years ' imprisonment in the Auburn State Prison. Gen. Schenck telegra phed to the Sec- reta ry of State that the treat y is saved , and that the E nglish government would neeppt his pled ge , given in writin g, that th'i indir ect, claims were abandoned by tne Am erican government. SOCTHW TSTilRN STOCK-RAISING. —Stock- raising is carried on in the Southwest on a scale of grandeur which is almost incon- ce ivable to persons living in the vicini ty o f the great cities of the North and Eaht v/h ere land is worth ten thousand dollars an acre , the corner lots sometimes sell for a hundred thousand dollars ap iece. For example , there is a farm , or r_uche , in Texas , which contain s one hundred and for ty-two thousand forty-ei ght and acres. It. is know as Rolideaux Ranche , and lies between the Neuces an d Rio Grande rivers. I t is a peninsula , running far out into the Gulf of Mexico , and tbe head of i t is guarded b y thirty miles of p lank fence , wi th herdsmen ' s residence at in tervals of three miles along the whole distance. If a man hud a farm in this re gion as large as tbe island of New York , it would be looked upon us a pre tty good -sized piece of real es tate ; but t his Texas ranche is m ore thnr. ten times as large as tbe island of New Yo rk. And it is stocked on a scale commesiirat e wi th its extent. Thirty thousand beef cattle , and tens of thousands of horses , mules and sheep l ' c»d over its grass y stretches , and yiel d a vast revenue to their owner. There are other ranches in Texas , comprising reaiicctivel y over a hundred squire miles—sixty four thousand acres—and stocked by thousands upon thousands of cattle , horses , mules and sheep. And so favorable to stock- raising nro the soil and climate of that State , that tbe increase of stock is said to avoiago twenty-five per cent, per annum . A Lot of Suns— Some astronomers have computed that there are no less than 79 , 000 , 000 sun« in tbo universe. Tho fixed Ktnrfl ai» nil suns , and linve , like our sun , numerous planets revolving around them , Tbe Nolar system, or that to which we be- long, has about thirty planets , primary nnd secondary, belonging it. Tlie circular fleld of space wliioli it oocup.iic. il in di- ameter 3 , 600 , 000 , 000 of mllea , and that which it control s is much greater, That sun which ia newest neigh bor to ours is called Sinus , distant from our sun 22 , 000 , - 000 , 000 of miles . Now , \t tho fixed stars uro ns distant from each otlior as Slrius is from our sun , nnd if tho soiir system bo the n voifigo magnitude of t.ie systems of 75 , 000 , 000 ot suns , what imagin ation can grasp the immensity of creation 7 Every nun of the 75 , 000 , 000 controls a field of spneo of -bou t 10 , 000 , 000 of mlics in 'Jl- nmetcr , Who can survey a plantation con- tainin g 75 , 000 , 000 circular Holds , onch of thorn 10 , 000 , 000 miles in diameter ? Such , however , I' , one of tho plantations of Him who hns inonsnrod tho water in tho hollow uf His Imnd , and motod our boavon wi th a spun , nnd comprehended tho dust of the oartli in a measure , weighted tho moun- tains in scales , nnd tho hills in a balancv : Uim who, sitting upon tho orbi t ol tho oartli , stretches out the luinvons as * cur- tntn , nnd spre ndoth thorn out nn » tent to dwell In 1 Novn ii Rit irnaiWAL , —A Into fashionable wotldln % In St. Louis , which won donirod to oomo off wi thout any hitoli and in proper stylo and with proper attention t o the minutest detail , wnn on tho pre- vious tiny rohonrsod in full-dross, Tho minister wnn present , tho serviced gono through , riU tho ntnao directions 'fully given, mul tho vnrfoiw uttitudmi nnd Sositionn oonrootly lonrnnrl , The noit ay ' s \ drama- \ was a deoidod hit. Iteau of Qenersl Interest. Accevtt the Nomination. Pr psidan t Gri 'nt in accepting the nom- ination tendered Mm b y the Pht ' -delph in Convention , said : \I accept the nominat i on , and retur n my heartfelt thanks to your consti t uents for this mark of their confidence and sun- port. It elected in November and pro- tec ted by kind Providence iu health and strength to perform the duties of the bV ^ h trust conferred , I promise tbe same zeal and devotion to the good of the whole people for the future of my official life as shown in the past. Past experience may 5i de me in avoiding mistakes inevitable with novices in all prol usions and in all occu pations. \ W orn relieved from the responsi' oilitie of my present trust , bv the elec tion of a successor , whe ther it be at the enu of this term or next , I hope to leave to him as Execu tive a country at peace within its own borders , a t peace with outside nations , with a credit at home and abroad , and withou t embarrassing questions to threat- en i ts future prosperity. \Wi th the expression of a desire to see a speed y healing of all bitterness of feeling brtween sections , parties , or races of ci ti- zens,find the time when the title of citizen sanies with it all the protection and privi- leges to the humblest that it decs to the most exalted. \ Tne Heat of tbe Say. T uere muat bo those who bear the heat Ani l bvrd en : ou v, ith -weary feet Th ey toil alnnR the noontide way, N or rc»t when comes fie fall of day. Throug h dewy moms , through tender even , L'.ve ' s labor kee ps thera himnng sheaves Which no man cares ior : One on high Will count their earnings b y-and-by. O patient heart ! heroic will ! That bends to work Huch s trength and skill I The an gclB sometimes stoop to auk The meaning of thy daily task. God knows , beyond an angel' s ken , The grandeur God bestows on men Whom sorrow , fai lure, pain , and loss But crown anew at ever y cross. We hnve rend a story of a little boy, who , when he wanted a new suit- of clothes , be g ged his moth er to ask his father if he might have it. The mother . sug gested that tho boy might ask for him- self. * ' I would ,\ said the boy, \but I don ' t feel well enough acquainted with him. \ There is a sharp reproof to tho father in thf. rep ly of his son. Many a father keeps his children so at a distance from him thnt they never feel c onfidently acquainted with him. They feel that he is a sort of monarch in the family. They fool no fa- miliarity with him. They fear him and respect him , and eve n love him some , for children cannot help loving somebody about them ; but thoy seldom get ne .r enough to him to feci intimate with him They seldom go to him with their wants and trials. They approach him thro u gh tho mother. Thoy toll hor everythi ng. They havo a highway to hor heart on which thoy go m nnd ont with perfect freedom. In thin keeping off plan fathers aro to blame, Children should not bo held off. Lot thorn oomo nenr. Lot thorn bo ns intlmnto with tho father as mothe r , I.ot tholr littlo hearts bo freely opened . It ia wicked to freeze np the lovo foun- tains of littlo ones ' hearts. Fathers do thorn nn Injury by living with thorn ns arrangers. This drives ninny a oliild away from homo for the sympathy his heart ornvoB , nnd often into Impro per sooloty. It nurses discontent nnd mistrust , which many a child does not outgrow in his life- time, Open your honrte and your arms , oh , fathers I bo froo with your childre n ; risk for their .wants and \ jjtyU ; play with them ; bo miliars to thorn truly, nnd thoy will not nood n mediator botwoon them- selves nnd you , Poisoned ii y Wnn Paisni p. — Three bro thers woro recently poisoned to denth at Flint , Michigan , by pnrtnking of wild par snip, supposing it to bo sweet-cicely. Tlioy woro found dond in tiio Hold , Two companions who lind also onton of tho poitonou * plnnt woro snvod by swallowing tobacco , which was admin ta-ored by tholr fntlKT , j -; FIiilologi.tH sny a cat is superior to man in ono roRpoot , an she onn sound fivo vow- ols at onoo in y-n-n-u-i-l. A Wo rd to Fathers , TO COWSVXPTIVEt. TO CONSVIfPT IVES. Th e advertiser, having been perraanentlyeuredof that dread dinea*e. Consumption , by a simple remedy, ia anx- ious to raal te known to his fe llow sufferers the meaca ol c are. To all who di'Rire It , he w ill send a copr of tbe prePcriplin n used , (f roo of el—-oi . with tbe direction * for prepar ing and using the sirmc which tber will find a HURF CtTRE for C'OKHUMPTION. ASTHBCA. BHONCBXT2H , and all thr oat or lung dinli-iitles Partic * wishing th ^ (irort crint x.u \-I\ please addr aia Rev. ED WARD A. WILSON. 19 ' Penn. RtrmT. , WIH n i. 'sblirgh . Iv. V Throu- I. the length ant breadth ut the land the cele- brated SILVER TIPPED Boots and Shoes are sold by the mitli-n , for paren ts ttnow they last twice aa long aa without Ti ps. Try t humv T AMES Wanted tn sull Silver Plated Button Ho ' e -Li Oulteri . . Sainnln M oth. A. DAY. Detroit, Mi ch. IF T OC HFXIKVG you have any claim to part of a<i Inheri tance In llennany. England , Ireland, Sco tland France or Holland , writ * fnr Information to J. K FBURAt rFF, Atto rne y at haw , Columb ia, Pa. 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A LArin IIIUNT or 10, 000 , 000 AOHUDfJ orni * Ileal Vtrail.R ind Miniril U»di la Awnrl<«, 3 , 000,000 Acres in Nebraska. - IHTTI l GREA T PLATTE VALLEY, tnt Or «urc_-ax_- Of t_tlO T7VTo_Bt. Now fhr Bale J S TIicm lands are In the eontnl jwrtlpn 9' th*> Wnlt<K| Utea , nn the *t« _ namrti a nf Nntlfi l*j.m\rt»i tin otintTal na n f Inogrsnt Tsinpcrat f iinnenf tlm Arnerloan Unn> tliienl, •nirfnr grn lngrowlnfr anil itnok raining, nntnr . passijn h . v snv hi tlitynlU ' d rlt iiWs ,, , fIIIF.Ai » i'!n IN I'l tli'lt, mnrii favnr ilile , t crrn a given, a nil mor 1 convenient tn market than can Im found also wnar u, FREE UiMiinRt i 'iiilH fur Aetna ) 8i ttlnrH . THE BEI T IQCATIOWB IOR OOLOKIE ff* Solillrm Fulltleil lo 1 HnniMif id or 1A0 AdrM. FREE CAII EI TO (MJROHASEM OF LAND. R«nd f jir (lie , new (|esnrlnllv« namphlst, , with n«w iii sps. P' . ili l« niKl In ItngllHlii liernisn,hwodl ili anil Din lah , mailed fr*e everywliars , Ar tilrni s , O* _- \ . 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