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To Make Hard Water So.t. —Take nn ounce of fresh lime and stir it well in a bucket of water , and as soon as it settles , tbe water will be soft and fit for use , as it w ill drive all impurities to tbe bottom. Rivir water , when mudd y, is better to d rink by this process. Ti. \ rt Fresh Fish. —Ha-**e the fish well scalded , w ashed and drained ; cut sl ashes in the sides of each ; season them with salt nnd pe pper , and roll them in c orn u-jur ; have in your frying pan not Ja rd or bjcon dripp ings ; dip them in egg b efore rolling them in corn flour , to keep the m from brea king. OAnausfl tbe throat with tep id water will often afford relief from a trou blesome coug h. Th e ordinary coug h mixtur es— troches , lozen ges and other nostrums— when hij ndiciou sl y used . load the stomach and seriously interfere with digestion , thus indirectly inerea sing the evil which they were designed to cure. Thb Plaster Pr oblem. — If some scien tific farmer wishes to distinguish himself , let him solve the riddle of g yp- sum. In hundreds of coses a bushel of p laster on an acre of clover has doubled th e yield. Scores have applied it with no perceptible gain. Inland it generall y works b etter than on tbe sea-coast. If salt in the air is g iven as the reason , some fa rmer 30Q miles from the ocean will say that he always mixes sal t with plaster and its action is increas ed and made certain by it. A writer in the Ohi o)Frtrmer tells us that it absorbs ammonia. Unless we know when there is ammonia in the air for it to absorb , that statement does not hr-l p the matter. A chemist an al yzing the a sh of a crop would find little or no sul phate of lima. His inference would be th at it cannot furnish p lan t food ; but s ometimes it makes crops grow wonder- ful l y. Wh o can tell the farmers of the country wh y it fails when it fails , and bow it operates when it promotes vege- table growth ? Cows. —In the N. \E. Farmer we find an accoun t of an experiment made by a member of the Essex , Mass., Agricultu- ral Society, which was substantially as follo ws : Four cows were selected from his herd when his postures were parched with excessive drouth . Two of them were fed ni ght and morning, with g reen corn-stalk s , as much as th ey would eat. The other two were fed with En glish hay of medium quality, as much as they would eat , all goin g in the same pastur e during the day. Their milk was care- fully measured. After about two weeks their feed was changed ; those that had been fed on corn were fed with hay, and those that had been fed on liny were fed with corn for about two weeks longer , and the milk cart iully measured. Tbe result was near l y the , sttrae. There was no percep tible difference in the quan tity of mil'* , produced when fed ou green corn fodder or English hay. He came to the conclusion , therefore , that it is much more profi table feeding on green corn fodder than on hay, as it costs much le ss. He adds , however , that corn fodder should not be used until it has nearl y reached its growlh , in the blossom , as it then possesses more nutriment than when cut earlier. It should not be sowed too thick , or grow in tbe shade. F sxmlionie Hotel. The y have some model policemen in Ne w York. Take the following as an il- lustration. A policeman went into s saloon seized hold of s man who w as standing near the counter , and withou t any word of exp lanation , began beating him over the head and face w ith his heavy ni ght-servi ce club. In a few seconds the man ' s features wer e beyond reco gnition and seemed nothin g more than a mass ot raw flesh. The man who -vaj thus assaul t- ed was John B. Christie known as \Boor ., bon Johnn y, \ a Broadway gambler and \ sport. \ lie did not o ifer any resistance , but __ merel y said «• for God' s sake , stop, don 't kill me. \ Wh ou partr olman No. 795 had growing tired of beating Chris tie he flun g him ont on the sidewalk. A citi- zen wha had witnessed this action of the o fficer entered the saloon and asked the proprietor wha t was the reason of the man being so terribly clubbed. \Oh ,\ said the proprietor , \ he came in here and ran up a bill of 81.T O , and had no money to pay. I sent out for the officer to make him. \ \But why wasn 't he arrest ed?*' said the citizen ; ¦ ' it he was liable to be clubbed , surely he ought to h ave been ar- rested. \ \ Well , \ replied the saloon- keeper , with a dry smile on his face , \ there was an old srndgo between the two , and I rather think the ' cop ' took it out ot Johnny. \ This Ingenuous deolara tion on the part of tbe saloon-keeper , was nil tho expanation tnat could be gained By th at time Chri s tie hud so far recovered as to be able to get np from the sidewalk. He had lost from his shir t front a diamond Rtwd worth $160. Tn* Dumdito \>iui,tl. — The value of tbe diamond drill and diamond saw enn best be es timated from tho followingstatc- mentof the Bos ton IhraM. Speakin g of tbe diamond saw tho Herald says : An ex- ample of i tn power o ' saving labor is all ow n in tbe fact , that It will cut and dress , in tho quarry, some tw . onty square feet of ordinary it uuc- in nn hour ¦ while the most that enn be cut b y hand in a marble-quarr y is one nnd n half squnre toot par day, nt n cant o ( |1.50 for the labor by the latter method. A specimen of Quincy gran ite was shown , with a p erfectl y finished face, which was cut by the mach ine at a cost, of less than 25 cents per square loot - nnd qunrryn ion 0Btlmat-> thnt the same work (lone by hand would cost f 5 a foot. On this basis , it doon tho work of tlfty men at a trifling cost. Carat , -—Tho word onrnt , turo i ) to ex- press tho fineness of gold, Is no culled fro m an Abypslnliin bean, which , from the time of Itn gathering, varies very little In Its weight, and for this reason is nsoil in Africa ns n weight for gold , t o it Is in India for gems and pearls. It Is , with tie , nn Imaginary weight , used to express the proporti on of gol d In n given mass of metal , Tliu« , if an •.nrtno of gold Is divld- od Into 24 parts or oarnts , then gold 20 carats fine Is that In which 20 parts nro pure me tal, and 1 parts silver , copper , or some other alloy. Itcr runn can bo onrod without suffer- ing, Elastic TrtitiscH nro mipcr sotling nil others , Boforo buying Atotnl TriiHHo sor Supporters , Hand foc« iloaoriptivo circu- lar to tho . '!n»tlc Truss Co., 088 Broad- way, N. y. —Oom, A Kodel Policeman. is peculiarl y adapted to the bathing of infants. A few dro ps sufficient for a bowl of water.. —C o m. Tl.ui e „u,6 .i m-tn in our town Anil he was wondrous wise , He had a pain from ear to ear , Another betwee n Mx eves ; Arid when he saw be had Catarrh , With all his might and main He purchased Sage ' n Bemecly And lias his health again . It is sold by Druggists everywhere 602. How foolish you are to be annoyed by flies and niosquitai -B win a you can not onl y kill mid drive them ont of tin ; house , but keep them out —yet perfec t!}' harmless to animal life, and also kill all bin-n , roaches. , insects on plants , tec , by 7-BinR Ch<*nnock' 8 Pat ent Powder Gun & Ij eath Dealing Powder. Gun and lar ge n-ok- age of Powder sent free by c-tpreea for $1.00. AgentB Wanted. Webb Man ' ** ' o Co., 56 Cort- land St. , New York —[Com.] Toothache proc eeds from ague in the face , r>per&t * njj upon tbe ex posed nerve of a. decayed tooth. Ru b the gum thorou ghly with tbc fin- l-er , wet w i th Jo h nson ' s Anodyne Lin iment , heat the face wcl ' , and lap a flannel wet wiih tun liniment on the face , also put a little of the lvnixat nt into the c avity of the tooth on cott on. —[Com.] The purest an J sweetest Cod-Liver Oil in the world is Hazard A- . Caswe ll ' s , made on tbe sea shore from fresh , Heleeted livers , by Ca sv-xltl , Haza -u? <t Co. New York. It is absolutely pur- ai*d siceel. Phtient s who have once taken it prefer it to all o.lffer s. Physiciana have decided it superior to any of the other oils in market. — (torn. Whether for use on man ir b °aat. the Mer- chant ' s Gargling Oil will be ini-nd nn invaluable Liniment , and worthy of use by every resident in tho land. We know of no iironrietar y medi- cine or article now need in tbe United States which shares the good will of the people to a greater degree than this. — N. T. In dependent. Bevolntion in Paper Collars. —Instead of buy- ing lew-priced collars , buy (he Elm wood Collar , the. folded edges and per sp iratirn- proof linii-b prevent the brea king its sharje und er any cir- cumstan ces, -Ask for the Elmwood when you buy collars. —[Com.] The system frequently gets out of order and should be at once regulated, else other troubles will ensue ; when phytic is needed take Pa h- son ' s P bb.uati.ve Pxixs ; they are a snfo , whole- some , end natural medicine. —[Com.] At !- your grocer for Donley ' s Yeast Powder , the best Making Powder for preparing Biscuits , Roll* , Bread , Griddle Cakes , Waflies , 4c. Depot 69Now S' ., N. Y. Atretatl by all grooot s.[Com. ] Xioi alinea a on the Xner onsp.—A marked in- crease of fern-do loveliness la the aye-delightin g re- sult oftNo immense po pularity which Haoan ' * Mag- no lia Balm has obtained among he ladles of Amer- ica. Com plexions radiant with snowy purity and tinged with the roseat e hue of health are commonly mot with whenever it Is used. For the sallow and unwholesome appoarsnee of thef oceand neck , which utterly counterbalances the enVct of any persons! attraction the owner may possess , It substitute s that clear, pearl-like complex ion which Is such a trans- iSudani charm in woman , and rer.dera tbe roughe st akin as son as Genoa vi .lvol. No one la more aston- ished thsn the person acinar it at tbe marvellous- tran sformation which it effects in these partic ulars. —ICcro.) , Iro» In the Blood. -When the bleed It well su p. piled w th It \ iron element , wo feel vigorous end full of animation , It In an liumfflplenoy of this vital element that make * us reel weak and law-e plrltsd ' in sneh canoe, the Pernr Inn «m-wi (» pri .tozlde ol Ironl can stinn ly this deficiency , aud its use will Invigorate us wondi r rufl r. —<om , ___ ^_______ ORISTADORO'8 EXOELBIOR HAIR DVB la th* moat sure and complete Drapsrstl on of its kind in the world. [Is effects are ma gic*! , its character har mless , it* tints natural , its qualities enduring, — Com LIKE MQHT.NINOsre the mlraonlonsuor aa effected with Ylwg ' H , Instan t Relief, Acuta. I' sina. Nnrs >n » , llnwol Complaint \ , etc ,, cannot exist if this j*t«»t ms-lii cine ia nasd, Relief werranted. OR MONEY REFUNDED. -f x >m. In the Nu-bseby Burnett ' s KaiiMston THE GREAT RKMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION which can be cured by a timel y resort to this stand- ard preparation , as has been pr o v e d b y the hundreds of testimonials received b y the proprietors. It is acknowl- e d ge d by m a ny pr o min e nt p h ysicians to be the most reliable preparation e ver in- troduced for the relief and cure of all Lun g comp laints , and is offere d to the public , sanctioned b y the experi ence of ov e r f o rty ye a rs. \Wh en resorted to in season it sel- dom fails to effect a speed y cure in the most severe cases of Coug hs , Bronchitis , Croup, \Whoop ing C ough , Influ enza , Asthma , C o lds , S ore Throat , Pains or Sore- n ess in the Chest and Side, Liv er C o mplaint , Bl eeding nt th e Lungs , &c. \Wi star ' s Balsam does rit dry up a C ough , and leave the cause behind , as is the case with most preparations , but it loosens and cleanses the lungs , and allays irri tation , thus removing the cause of th e complaint. MIBPARED TIT BETH W. FOWLS & BOMB, Boston, Mass,, And sold by Ilrug glata and Dealers generally. ^a, *t*to* tx*tl«**>*t* a. f OWNE RS OP PIORSES ! a* .^ TlIEZ I*W«; «Ji. -t.l.All ¦ afaV _ . •m PA O ix guaranteed to cpre ^^ Bs^s-sV_st* ss ** s^saBB> ' - 1 ' 0 wnr» l case of raw and in- Tf f t^^^^ Hlf^Hi^^ Vilamod f-nre neck in Ten /Tvijv* . ^HTsT^SBX^S c fafaffl ^r and iror t Ihr llnrit rreru ilnu, ^BWt k. \ \*^ 7MSiXI!5KV or mnnty refunded 1 and will ^ ¦ ^ T\fsrr7 not shale or wear the mano off ^ V^^ m ^^Sr of thn neck. For a alo livRsd - ^•\ s*s-B»»»s-s**-* ^ diery Hi-di-a. \ l' »Ulill-h- ments andj tiii-iiiis* Maker *. JHati«fao H>r«ijl by the ZlN fH 'O kCAR PAD I '(J.. IHiohnnan. Mich, \ Their Natae Is I,aa l«a. \--jp , v*t>enalsja the ns- rent , ol more evda than tluw nu t of Pun'tors ' s hex , llll- luuana aa , sour stomach , nosdaohe, oonBtl pai Ion, nerrour debili ty, nsuien , sn> l indoiierihsiilc mental misery are among . lU lerrthle i.fl.iprln e. \We thsin »ll the roup it, «ro/v Wi lli TAnniNT ' H i- KFieilVKHCBSTHKI.TZKIlAl .mil ¦ JUT, which renovsieB anil rertu |nt«-> the liowols, uinca the stnmavh , anil In a sura remedy for indi gestion and .W conc^yin t- hv- AM. PHUr tniHTO Tie Wtat Fji of America. HEALTHFUL CLIMATE , FREE HOMES , QGOD MARKETS, np Ala 'ift 'HTior auio Ita T. -s-ad s la Oti Btral anal w«st«r» Hlnn fMota, •mui Roin<' i 1 ,J rlinji aat ol Whost ,<in d 'f rT ioeJ lTiiit Tim iir for tho Ml/T the V»rm »»4 ] h» Plrr, i 8, tllen Pt»lT(e . va»ivi T»j|R anil Nsi- ursl Menj tow, v-ainre.t lis clear IiSkas and ninnlns rtroam s—in s Hualtli ' ul Ullma le , ve'is f rr tr anil Aunt u imhioim. ... .. ... Ora m esn lisshlnnsd lisnesjiyl .ke to marke t as o ' is.ipT y as from Ks'iern lows . orOunt 'j il IlllnnF- . l. ' ars now run inrou iili thi'iie . lianils from Lake Hu -j erlo r to Dsknts. Pr oo ot UridnlnHS Uttrsek, ft.nn to M An per aeie i /unlie r swat , i'j.tn io »«,on, 1 M«*r» Years ' rr sdlt Wsrranfs e D»»d» Nnrth srn . I' solflo VST» Hoads, now sell nral p. r, leoel Tert lor lsn.l . t ll.in No o ther unooonp led 1-andi pru nsnt tueli sil-antsK sa to MtllB*' st t ^^ S1I.I.IIIRR 5 nndsr the New law (March, 1M3 . 1 ««t 1 O ^ afrn . Elliot , near the railroad, br nuu and two ^^wJ j lf' siHTATlO V , »T IIBDVCRn ¦ ATIUs fiirn siivd trom w.11 nrln-iliiiil njinu iSast to nitrolisari- j. nt Uslirna-1 Lands, inii to Ast ilsrs on Oor- «rn \B»ii'' Hnmest e ada , Tiiiolisse's, , tfislr wljss and ejilldren aarrl af tY«« o tsr tlia Northern Psolflo It-tail Now is ti le tlmtj for nitttler n aim CJolonlea tn uat Kail- read bands and Cn /ar nmant llamsitesils close to the LAND DEPARTMENT, Northern Pncif to Railroad , St. X'A.XJ Lt, Minn. , or ltt O Broadwav , New York. SJ-^ ww t ' There be three sisters sweet , L But various in mind— One daring, yet discreet , True , baniblo and resigned ; dhe standeth , where would others fall , And trusteth Ood for all in all. Another , bright of mien , And jubilant with life ; She spy.ith the unseen , Beyond all earthly str ife. Who hath this fair vivacii-us maid , Hath sunshine in the darkest shade. Tho last is all divine— *aThe gruatnst and the best. O world 1 were she bat thine , Thou wore suprem ely blest. But whoso hath these sisters three , Hath Faith , and Hope , and Charity. M~ The Bisters , Stri ped fln&kes are tlie natural enemies of tbe potatoes. The E .publicans of Maine have rc- nom inflted Gov. Pertain. Oxe-half tlie sla te pencils used in the world are made in Vermont. 0*»* - *r three plural marriages were cele- br ated in Utah during - tbe three months ending June 1. A f armer north of Wabash recentl y killed 25 0 ci* t worms within a space oi three feet square. Composite sbins with an iron frame I and w ooden planking aro coming into j favor on the lakes. The new directory of Brooklyn con- tains 1)9 , 84 0 names—an increase of 5 , 536 over the list of 1871. Five men were killed and others in- jured , by the falling of a building at West C onschocken , Pa. In Eng land the Tichborne claimant has taken th e stump, and U holding large and enfhu-iiastic meetin gs. One of the forty suits against -J ay Gould on acc ount of the Erie King, .8 to secure six million dollars. Ne aOTjY nine million dollars worth of lard hai been ex porte d from the TJ. S., wi thin the last six mon tlis. An apiarist at Aurora , III., has lout 95 out of 110 swa rm s of bees in consequence of a civil war between them. The Sheriff of New York lost Year presented bills to the amouu . of $150 , - 012.51. Who wouldn 't be a Sheriff ? A FAMncy of thirty boarders were ne irl y killed in Xew York , from eating custard pie which had been poisoned. The O. -aR e reservation Indians com - plained to the Superintendent that they were being stolon poor by their white neighbors. The famine in Persia is likely to be followed by a season of pl\ntv as the cr ops are reported to be in magnificent condition. Two men -were killed and two wounded in Corvelle Count y, Texas , recentl y, in a difficult y that originated about the brand- in g of a yearling. The strikes in New York cit y are now assumin g n threatening aspect , as the workmen are disposed to resort to force in ho pes of gaining their ends. Mb. Whitaker , ex-Alderman , who was indicted at Chicago last fal l for brib- ery, has be?n ajud ged insane , and the indictment a gainst him has be°n dis- missed. A dispatch from Ba gdad says that the royal mail steamshi p Cas hmere was at- tacked at Bassorah by pirates , who killed and wounded several of the persons on board and carried off 43 , 000 rupees. The bo y Justus Dunn , ou trial in Ne w York for killiuK Samuel Calvert , his keeper at the House of Refu ge , was found guilty of manslaughter iu the third de g ree , ond sentenced to State prison for one year. The Pa rk Lai. ? (London ) murderess , Marguerite Dixblanc , h as been found guilty and sentenced to bn haug ed. The jury, however , recomjxi .oded her to me rcy, believin g that she did not in- tend to slay her mistress. The dress for the grand international ball in the Coliseum , at which Strauss will direct the music , the public were , officiall y informed that \ the d ress recog- nized as in keeping with the pro prieties of the occasion was black dress coat , vest and pants , white neckties and li g ht kid g loves. \ In the case of Carl Vogt , the supposed murderer and robber of Chevalier de Bianco , of Bel g ium , Judgo Curtis of New York decides th at the warrant issued b y Governor Hoffman for \Vogt' s return to the Belgian au thorities is uncons titu- tional , and ordered bint remanded to await trial there on tbe min or char ge of larceny. In one day New * York papers described tne \ murder of a wife b y her husban d , \ \the murder of a man b y corner loafers , \ \the murder of a wife b y a drunken husband , \ \ a woman about to become a mother kicked to death by two men , \ \ a man murdered by a sailor ' s knife , \ be- sides tv number of arre sts where tbe at- tempts were not successful. Heartduiin. — Wh y the sensation occa- sioned b y tbe presence of an acri d acid in the stomuch fthould be called heartburn it is difficult to say, its tbe distress is not- even in the immediate vicinity of the heitrt. Common parlance , however , has sanctioned too tnl-momor , and , like many other erroneous tarns in common use , it is n fixture iu our lan guage. Bl-carhonato of noun Is usually given for heartburn , but it merely neut ralizes tho acidity for the time being, and does not prevent a speed y return of the complaint. In fact , all tl.o alkaline solutions given to relieve tho burning servo to weaken tho stomach , and thereb y agf-rnvate tbe cause oi the ailment , vis., indigestion. What is needed In *uoh casus is something which , by toning and inviftorating the f-astrlc mombrwi.e , and thus promoting a free How of the setwtiou which dissolves the food , acceler ates the work of digestion and assimilation, Avoid nostrums and consult a pliyt>ician. Goon, —A son of Dr. Livingstone la said Co lmvo written a letter frou Zanzibar about six weeks ago , of which tho follow- ing U a summary ! \A caravan has i\r* rlvt-rt from Unynnyo inbo , and wo have soon some of tho loadin g men who aay thnt Stanley hns reached UJ IJ I , whoro ho hoe mot my father , who tine received the sup- plies sont up tn lilm, Tlioro aro no lot- tors from thorn nt this moment. lam In- clined if think thnt some supplies h ave ronoliod UJ I J I , nnd thtvo Id little doubt that Stnnloy hns loft Unynmwojil . AH roporta npenk of ray fathe r being wonmlod by a buffalo , which rnnkoa hlm limp badly. \ T homas A, ITRNDmoK S wan unanimous- ly nominated for Govombr , nnil Wash- ington Dopow , of ,1' loyd county, for Lieutenant-Governor uf IiuUnnn , by tho Indiana Domoomtio Convention , T int U. S. Congro» *i has passed during ho prosunt session 400 billi. Items of General Interest , A letter from McKinn ey, Texas , de- scribes the horrible execution there of S tephen Ballew , a notorious ruffian , who bad murde red a youth named James Gol- den lor money, and afterward married the victim ' s sister. The prisoner was taken from tbe wa gon b y tbe Sheriff tied led up to the gallows. His feci! -wore a sullen and cold-blooded look • » •< he sa t there , calmly smokin g a cigar , while the clergymen were performing the service , sho eing mo-t do gped indifference. Af tei a few short prayers , of whic h r.ie prisoner took no notice , the S heriff ad- vanced a nd announced that the prisoner had nothing to say ; having positively de- clined to utter a single word. Ballew was then informed that his time had come , when he got down from the railing upon which he had been perched , ad vanced to- ward the Sheriff with a sneer , and with a devil-may-care ind ifference lowered his bead in crder to allow the Sheriff to pro- perl y a djust the rope. After the black ca p had been drawn the Sheriff knocked the r.rop fi*ora u nder the trap, and Ballew was s w inging in mid-air The fall fail ed to break b>s neck , as was seen by h is convulsive struggles. After swing in g fifleen minutes , during which time the prisoner made desperate efforts to free himself, it was ascertained that tbe noose was so loose as to admit air into his lungs . The assembled crowd wer e unani- mously in favo r of a second han ging, and were no t slow in demandin g it. The voic e of the cattle d rovers and backwoodsmen could be heard above tbe confusion , shou t- ing, \Give the villain ano ther dose ; \ \Shoo t him ; \ \Cu t his throat , \ and numerou s other ejaculations of similar tenor. Women faint ed , an d a scene of the wild- est excitement ensued. The Sheriff re- gained the p latf orm , and by u n determined effor t of his assistants the half-bun g man was raised , the noo?e tightened , and amid shou ts Ballew was swung off a second time , and in thirty minutes was pronounced dead. Ballew was one of the most noto- rious desperadoes in the State , and is known to have murdered a number of men. Hanging a Kan Twloe. A fight at Virginia , Montana , between two Chinamen named Mun Geo and Obing Ho , is thus des nribod by tho Atontanian i \Throwing aside their outer garments , and each armed with a lingo knife and nn ugly looking hatchet , they tnced each other for the fray—tho w omen meantime viewing tho preparations with unoonoorn . For a moment thoy etarod at each other like wild bensts ovor disputed prey, and then sprang forward with uplif ted weap - ons. In tho first onslau ght IIo ' s nimblo- ncfls of foot saved him , for stoppin g quick- ly to ono sido , tho h atchet of Mun Goo clef t nothing but air , and Ho buried the blade of his tomahawk in tho cheek of his unwieldy adversar y. Withdr awing it ho stopped back into position. Howling vengeance , and with a torrent of blood gushing trom his frightful wound , Goo rushoil upon his man , nnd with a dexter- ous blow , which would hare boon fatal had it reached Its mark , laid a th roe-cor- nered pieue of Ho ' a oar on tho floor , nnd received In return nn ngly gash in tho righ t R liouklor from llo ' n knlfo , Goo was tiow blooding froely, and with tho obblng of tho crimson tide oozod his stren gth nnd uHoretton. IIo fought wildly, while his * ily .intngonlflt mined his hatohot blows f u st and sure , cutting Goo In a terrible mnon or about tho fnno , hands and nook . At Iit-it, ns Goo endeavored to grapp le liis opponent , ho received a do fidonor un- der tlio righ t oar from flo ' s liatoliot. Ho , fearing arrest , Hod , About this tlmo tho police arriv od upon tho uoono. Goo was put In his bed and a physician munmonoil. Althoug h horribly • nntflatort Goo may possibly recove r. Tho wound In thunock Is not deep, nnd tho Jugular vein wns missed , Tho lection of hla left onr la tho inly Telle tlio authoriti es hnvo of Ho , and ovon thnt will bo TOilnqnliho il to tho mod- oal faonlty on ap plication , \ Fight Between Two (Hunan* «n. Upeo iHt \STotioe a, Lost Health Rcs-alnad . SoK-ne iilsol. Inst ills Mnndatlo n of nraon boolis sot - fii-liia- . As s nils msn sro mors snlloilous lo rspslr snd liroinr ro tholr bnn«»s , .took in tvsds snd ottisr peiisn- s lilo pro iiort? Ihnn to ra -iuir - .nil presorts UisriwiI tch. Thoy osn wis wh- iiiswsll rcanlnw s prop, nr s wet n ttru otura s ul-J or, but spps M to bn unoanito ions of, or ImllftiiTor t lo , thu ar sclis snd tlsws snil sfliltnoss at il«onr in thoir own frsll snd isnslllva rusnlssllans , Tlie con*ip.|in>iiop ol thin want of onmnion pr ndenoe Is tlist tlioims tnls fill by Disks) side In Mia pr ime of Ufa livery ysnr wli o mi ght- Iista lived to enjny s lisli snd hetrtf old sac , It ilicy bsd rosort od to the prnp or uissns -if iscr ultln - r Hiilf isilltyr vl»or »t tint propsr time. Seeinn what thst fsmons vltsllilnn snd Inri gorsllng ell i lr , nontetUir ' s Stnmsoli Wtt srs , hss dons for .onnt- leia mnllUndoa nf Die ennrvsted snd broken doirn, snd with tlm lon g, unlirohon remird nf It- onrs i before hlm, It Kouini ini-ilnu tli.il snjr enfferer from premslure doc-iy , nervous wssknes, , dyapepsls , bllloiianewi , ehronl o onn-ilpnllon, ord lses Mof » remittent or intermittent I 'lisrsoter . should delay, even for sn hour, lo seek the aid which Its tonlia, re«ulsllnn snd Invteorst Inn prop er- Um lu-ni niif- ir fulled tn sfford, Tl lan-essdeor sllor , tnssy tl ist TIost« tt«i ' s RUimseh nitinrs l « th s inwt liilthfnl »lly nf nstn re , In hor rtrn a- rIch with wnht Miw* vd disease , thst medics) UiUnysnil lisiin»l o iie'iiMi , \ tinvn yet given lo the wor ld , Vriiuni -R is i. -inrl ahlnn snd stron sth tnlair I piirlflei the blood i rowilatoe thu bowels qnlou the nervnu - aystein aot sdlreelly nnon tl io aeorelloi'4 , sod iraa aee the wlinln s yetem to action. ____ ___ ^_^^ TO OUN*UMrTIVE». t o <no*»a*rit» tttbh . The sdvarll aer. hsvlna been iMirmsnently eureil of Inst dread disease , Ooimimiitlon, liy s simple vimmdy, Is am- Inna tn mske know, w his fellow siiffsrers the mesne of cure, Tn all wli o desire It, lie will aend s oopy nf the prescription 'iwid i Urne nf cliar ue), wltli tits dl-«etlon i for nreiisrlr ir and iialnir the name, whloli ihnv will find s 1M r > esn, strs tv, Wllllua abn Tab , N. T • * a4s\ KEW »OSrOS snd 30 Receipts nulled free. Sftf \ ¦ *'\ \ T. it WO OD. Vf rnnn. W. J. HONEST , en ergetic. Uoo-tfmnna- men «na woown , esn hsve oleiusDt. prollU ble work ; no riekor os p- il.l. Write H. £ Hn'tlnra . 13I.ind»ll St..Bo«ton . Man e. GETT l-WCr How to do it. sent portp eid f or 36 cento, by GREGORY * CO.. P hl'sdrl plis . Ps. <&i tfa aTa STB tor OraUclsss PlAnoi. No , l} l»eo-int Ko »»SB5f \9 Agents. Addres s U. S. WAKO CO.. 861 Brosdw s- . 7VJG ¦ \Dt TIFE 'WA .IJf TBJa. - -Br in hooe-i msn : ehe IT mua t bo everr w»y worthy. 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Pabll»heri ' r Agi'TiCT . 8S awa Street. New York. A WAT CB FKEE, wo.th »'». given gratw to e vety live man who will act as our agent. Business lie-tit and honcral.le. Pays 930 per day sure. No gift enterpr ise. No humbug. Addr ess , , ^ MONROE KKNNKDV A I'D . Plw*,.r» * i. P» . ar^ / i£fflMB ^BcHBaM ts-^^ea '**^aa ^gsv^saa j ^ .J.,^tt^^ ar gB^^^ Tr y ^gk^asaW Extraor dinakt CciiKS. —Vfe have read many acn-uuU of the extraordinary cures by Dr .. W*j .kkk \ s Califobnia Vinegar Uittei-s , which have- seemed incredible. \We are inclined to believe them , as - .nany of those who vouch for tlittn are persons whose veracit y ire cnr i yvi&.rTa.Titee. The newspa ji ers teem with testimonials of this clmracter , and there is an air of particu - lar ity and truth about them which cannt o 1 >e resiste d. One mtuuf cat super iority the V ineoak Bitters possesses over other Al- terative and Tonic prepa rations * . it con- tains none of the burnin g fluids with which most advertised Bitter s are impregnate d. It cannot create fever, instead of clouding the brai n , it clears it if clouded. It is well known that Alcohol , even of the purest descri ption , weakens and untones the stomach instead of bracing it , and is , there- fore , po ison in cases of In di gestion . Fa ncy, then , what must be the effect of the chea p fire-wafer , employed in makin g ordinary Bitters and Tinctures , on the weakened and inflamed di ge stive organs. V i ne g ar B ittei is , on the other hand , soothes the stomach , while it increases the app etite and relaxes the bowels. Dr. Walker is a regular p h ysician , and his remedies have just as lunch authority as any standard remedies of the facult y. We believe thoy are destined to become n household med i- cine. — Com. For the prices of Bailroad Bonds write to Charles W. Hassler , No. 7 Wall St. New York. * l^bi i ^B wa^r^^ B^B^s^L^ B^ e^g^a^Bi Bai^a^s^V^ ^^^ J aB ats aa\aBalBBBBa B*SBBaB ftgsBU£gM Wo Person cm» lake these BUtei-n umiM £\ ' ' . ' ¦ ' initioulreeti oira , nud remain loin-unwi 'i . (.,,.„ |,, J. : ; their bones arc no t ilt-stroyi'il li . v nilin'r -u i),,,,,,,, ' i l ;. othi 'r nieuiw, und vital orfraus ivusii-il l.i. ,i,n. i-v % ¦ ' ¦¦ point of rep air. * v 'v . Dyspepsia or Ind lResf Ion , IIi-ii'Lii-lii- . |' al . .»; ' In the Sboulilers , Coii-flis, Tiiihti io. ia «: ' u„. ci u . . . S l)l/.zlnc . -«. Sour Erut-talluns of iln> sinniiu'ii . H., ' *=5 Tasto In the V' oulli , lli lious Attnok. i . IMI|.ir ;ii|„,, ,, , i!» . the Heart , Inflammutlun of the r.iin i-s , I' ain iiuh; ii' t rcg-lon «rtheKl ilncys , anil nhuuilrcil oilier iKiiiit iu * ~ svmp loms , are the on * -sprin( -s of Dysin-iislii. n 0 e < ¦ '\ bottle will prove a tictiar Kiiaraatee or Uh uu-nis ' ¦ - than n len-ftliy iiitvertiH' . -iiieiit. ' $. ¦ For FvniHle Coiitpla iiits , In y ouiiir or »ui ^ married or Biiiule , ni the dawn ol winnanlimn i . oi ^ the turn of life , these Tonle I IUIits il^iuu r «, ? decided an ln ilueucc that luiproveiiu 'ni fa Voon « perceptible. r For Inflnmmntor y nnil C'ltr onir Ithru. ' . umtlam and Cun t , UlllouH, Kcniii leiii unci Ili.;. ralt lcnt Fever s , Diseases of the Uluod. Mver, KM. neys and Bladder , these Hit ters have no cjuaj Such Diseases aro caused by Vitiated HInoi i. TUer sre n. gen tle Pur s-atlv e ns wrll u i a Tonic , possessin g the merit of auiiiiu ns, t powerful oitcnt In rellevln n Congest inn or irn imn. matlon of the Liver and Visceral Organ., , ,,ua in Billons Diseases. For SUIn Dlsenae s , Ernptions . Te ller , Sail- Rhenm , Blotches , Spots, Pimples , Pus tules , linns Carbuncles , Rinjr-wornis , Scnld-Ilcad , Sore Rv« Erysipelas , Itch , Scurfs , Discoloration * or the sk in ' Humors and Diseases of the Shin of whateve r nam? or nature , are literally du|t up and carried out of the system In a short time by the use of ilm* Bitters. G rateful Thousan ds proclaim Vinekaii t lrr - tubs the most wonderful lm-fgoran t that i-ver sustalnc.1 Hie sinking system. It. H. KICDONAE.D * . CO. Dru Rglsts and f len. Arw., San Francisco , Cal.. * cor. o l Wushlujrtou anil Cltarlton Ms., X. Y. soi.n by ai.i. imuooisTS a iika lers . N Y W 11—Wo «« Z~ A s>E*« XS1 ***FantCfl. —Ageptsn ialce more luoni-yat r^. work for an than atauythinir eltH!. Particula r(tf^ GTaT-M Sf in A Co.. Fine Art PtiMMrr * . Portlwn ^ . Mnin f . af H s nriA n REWARD ! MM I I I I I For en; casu ni Blind, W f| I I I I Bleed ing.ltchinir . ur UU-e- m / ¦ I I I ¦ rated Piles thatD r .Bl.Mi ' 1 m . I I I I Pn.B Remedy lull to ( B ¦ I I I I cure. It is prepaml t'x- ¦ ) ¦ I I I I I pre ss ' y to cure ilin I'itf, IsT X« U U _ a-dnothing ,l»c . S.mI Iij ^^ '* ¦ * %,r ^* ^* a llDniL-gi«t ¦ l* rlee>l. i-i . A gestl Wanted for the AUrOHIO IiRAPHY rl HORACE GREELEY or Recollection * of m Bumj Lif** . Illustrated. Th«titn and Time-- of eo nreat i Philanthropini and Rofonnrr. j- . \*nnot fait to iatere nt twery true Ara *-ricnn. S<»nd •}3. - -0 i fo rsri -'n^ copy. E.P.TRE >\T. t' ttK. w 6 Wrnnilwav >.\. ; - am Thea-Nectar HniWitb tlin Or. en Tm FUim r . Tllf ZPt: bo>t Tea Imimrteil. F:r milr 'r e-y- < ^& icticte. A\d for ejle wllole-nlr only , am hv <' <>- Grea t Atlantic and LU PaclBc Tea Co.,.\.. . I»ir i;\ n St. * 2 . 11 (. ' liurch -it , New Yorlr. ^r p. o. ii.-x. -iito«. ^^ »>., * t *r T I<r<l -,V*r tnr rVrrn 'Uf. MOTHERS ! M O THERS!! MOTHERS!!! Don 't tall to aroeore MBII , 'WI 'V Sil.O ' lT'a j •sO OTHINO H lK-fTP FOR GUII.DREN TEETHWO. This ralunble nrennrstlon hea been need with NKVER V AILING SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OK CASKS. It not only reliev es the child f rem pain, but invig or- ates thw »u.m>*uli snd I owels , corrects soidlty. and Rivet tone snd ener gy to the whole eystem. It will slao in- stantly relieve Orl plnt f In the Bowels and la/lad Colic. W n believe it the BKST snd SUREST RKMEDY IN THE -W ORI .P. In sll cs«»s of DYSENTEl .Y AND DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN, wlietlier ari .lng Iron . tsjjthing oran y other osiie*. Depend u pon It mothers , it will glee real to yonraeWe * snd Rellel aau Hen tlh to Yoar far aat s. Do tare snd osll foi \ Mrs. Wlnslow ' s anotkl Bsj ¦ yrnp, \ Havin g the feo-slinlle of \ OUHTIB k PERKI NS\ on the outside wrapper. Hold by Pi-iiara -lsf tarons -aa at t ae Werl S. A. GREAT OFFER !! Iforaee Wate . re. 4dl Braadwa -r. IV. T,. willdla-MiHa of Our. IIuniiiieii I' iawih , M KLnnKOrii v »n* Ohoanh of sis llrnt-«taH« n-skers , Inolndlna WatorH ' . , n< extremely loir m Im/urra rh, i lurlna thle tmmth t or will take from Ut tn *S l monthly until paid ' I tlie aams to let, and rent a piilled If pnmhsAcd. A new kind of Pa Bum Oiiiian; the moH . hesiitlfu? stri e snd perfect t jino . ever f ade, nnivnn -'vlillillliin ei 'SI llroiirtwny N^w Vnrk. pal Tbe Records of Tests M • F* j3 si I.OWE I.L , Ms»e„ proves < ¦¦ * 22 N. F. BURN HAM'S JT C^ NRW TTJ HBINE tflH ^B^V -^5 aup 'iinr tn all ntlmi . ' . , It gave XMaaVs aDlBf . ~ » higher iieroeiitii go 'lisn any bbbbbbMbBIbs p- - nvhor whi>»l of c\rnn* (in iinlsh, jJTaBaaHtwlSe * !S PiiuiiiWi- l iinil I' rlnu I.Im, by SfABaBBTssBBV r **^ N. l- ! . IIUIINIIAM , York , Vs ^alMHH P& iWrA ie - VHlUK WATBR la aqldat tho Bra!? »i . mo (nlluwinn mica i Threi'- gsllon dnmllnhna. tS.u i nsoli, Sli-aiillon . ilnm lJnhns, »E 0Q enoli, , ffsapH nf , iwii il nsnii qnsrt bottlss , isfl i i'scli, If nHglilmrln g drnii - i/UtH do not koitp It. Itivsllds ma ylisvs IC sent from III \ Sprin g Jiy Bsllrnsd nr Ad-inn ' , I' ljirsaa , by , enoiimln j I' nati/nlne Money prdnrs or Cliooks, Pnyf lolsna anil tJlor g yi'Sii auiinlind for the rowii uiw . wltli tliree .gsllnn ijMnQ nhns nt » ' * to t ft th . ) wVth »l».|i»llim ilemljiifin« »v •. ' l,lli' vni'li witn oaaiiH nf two dnun anarl a at •O.M eimli. Mi.il 'usl nn< \ clnrloal vnostlon miR. ho vcrliflen hv nest- KATURE 'S BtWfebY?V Y EGITIRE a What is Needed. „ _ Uosto h, Fell , lit, inn- ITENRT R. RTltTlNa , Erq. — , limrfHr, - -Ahnnt onr; jeer slnoii i fonrj d myai-lf In a lui'blii unnilltlnnfrnm (Isni-rnl polillltv, V Rnmim swaa \trim ii lii recnnimiiBilfa to me by s frlenil . who lied Iwen iniioh iii'n\flled liyltH mo, I prnoured tlio srtlelo, ami , ««** u»inR Miy«»»l lmtJl«« . .ift « vr»lnrM l ! lo^iMlUu sna dlroan llnuid llHimr, , 1 (eel untie ennflil Knt. tlint there lM , nn rniKllol ' i r) annsr lor toll for tlni. n on . in ii sliita for wli loti II. I « napes iillv •irsnsr ecl , and wnnlil olifrfal ly riiennirnend l l lotliah s wlio fuel that tliey neud aonie- ihing to restore them to .perfect liimllli, nespactfiLl iy > nii ra , W n?oV |j tel?Pn P' .0,. Mn No . 10 Hmm Bti eel, nmilon. Gives Health , Strength and Appetite. „ Mydan«M«rliaa receivedg r onllienenl from thsnae nf On' y*( li!TlNK. Iliif dnoljning . Iiiiiiitli wiia a jiniir ne . nl •rest sniletv to all ot her fi . lemlr , A few Vintilea of tlie VroKi /NiiJ ' eido-eil her liiialili, slreni th snil app n llle. N, li. *riI.nEN, Iniinriir iee ii-in Uesi Rrt ale Alinnt , No , <0 Hcar a lliilli llng, Ilonlon »!»»». Heartily Beoommends. .. . _ _. *J'»orir linsTON, Teh, t.J* J ft„ Ma. n * Tf[TieH«. .--/»i<iu. Wr.-I linvs (All, n several linltl*\ of imnr . V itnicTnii - . and am ennv need li . la ava nai'l\ fsmenr for /' (if/irlii , Iffilna* t. ' omnliihl, will qnuinl «VM l' lilt *)f \he *yi *iem. . loan lienrt Ir rooommendit toil ) eiifferlng fromtli a nbove .ijom pmlnt w . „ *°\ r M , nT!i?Mrf>I JI PAI l Kr ! n, -W. AII.. -M HI. FrTo. \S?. l Jaii.%f-f«» ^f?rr ^fa l S-. fU - ,m, * \* *
