TnmaTTtJacinref thereof, or from a per . Nkw Zealand JbasJouome time sufaf ITsak and Jw Jaa.aa,"uot- - Uwlu 1tCommox Onion Sauck. Takeff
iWLOI, .- -.i . ..HI Saii ni 1 -- II ...-- amissoub.
At Kansas City, about 2 o'clock the morn-ing of the 19th, a man named Petell, fromDetroit, Mich., was stabbed in a house on
.Wyandqlte, nd JSixth Streets tfy St manSamjpdyAe4 frU bAdiecofaftauaint-e-a
with Maher's wife, and it Is alleged hadmade her drunk. He retired with her toher bed-roo- m about 1 o'clock. Maber hadbeen listening at the front door, and as soonsame coupie naa reureojiMvpi. in,JrfVi iifeERBREAD, One cup of sugar,open the 8in,p, one cup of sour milk.
ilOME AXD FOREIGN flOSSIP.
A PXinttrSrf Jtmomery, Ala,, sinesairs from ypinafore correctly., and ina splendid manner."
A Chinese boy in Pekin has recitedt he whole of the New Testament in hisnative-la-aen- n
Tins prettiest jotd pieeenoiWireulat-in- gin France is the 20-fra- nc piece bear-m- g
the head of Napoleon for the year1805. It looks, like the coin of an oldItonian Emperdr, . '
Miss Payne of St. Paol became a se-crt- its
sanokeri UWhoritwe ffentlemencalled she hurriedly thrust lighted
rwr.-iirW'- ka tttufiwas s))Afl)Tflze-receivis- Durns tha werpjilinost' .isrr
Arw AnViiifn fTa ndn l.t
i s. ; wiiom ne had not seen before' since he, :. : was three years old, although He had
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ror five white onions, half a pint omilk, one ounce of butter, jocupper andAtf to suit yqiy Vf't--I feeaie onions
auqbou thtly liyjjiari.tensVr; presstne water from them, and chop themvery fine. Have the milk hot; pulp the I
onions; add the butter; pepper and salMto suit vour taste. .0half cup of butter, one tablespoonful ofginger, one teaspoonful of soda, flour ienough to make it thick but not so stiff
tlill'w1Pinoth without the aida spspa. icaKMn a smau-size-a anp
psBi sstu tflft out as you want for
Hasty IVddiko. Place on the Wvfea pan containing six teacupfuls of sweetmilk. Beat two eggs well, and add onetf.ifiinfnl of milk, six .t!il)lcstxii)nfiils ofjfouanLi Ji&fc saltj Beatw 1 together,Ihejfstirltif ttie nnlktoiv tlil,sve justbefore or as it beginto boil. V hen asthick as mush put in greased cupstomold. Made in the morning and fiateiiwiOi 8weeTenea'creamfor dinner, it isexcellent.
7 JTQ Boil Potat0eT Sec1 those ofapoii one vasip very ixiuan uul uonot pare. "IHit ihto ti pan or cold water
ffof hour before .boijin In boiling- -
use no more water than will cover them.TBI miijentlhy $do, tu off theWater and set the kettle on the Pack of
a cloth over the potatoesana tne cover draw n to one side. Aftera few" ' twmients, take off the cloth,sprinkle a little salt ow, put onthdcover and shake up thai putatoes. Letthem Staled with the cover on for a
8rVfrc,:;r- - r":
VBoiiri TosGfE. Soak for twohxD3 Mid win a .skewer through the?Kt.Jfilet tongues; tie some string'fotlQd the noiot of the skewer ami fastenJteathelhet'end, to r give the tonguethe forjof An arcli. Boil fonr about threehours ;r"i done immerse in cold wa-te- c
and f -- iff the outer1 skin. Truss$niae,: afresh, in the form of artfare;hvfafut xru press sideways, betweentwo dishes with a weight on the top,and when cold trim it smooth :. or jritha small, sharp knife carve the surfayesoas to represent leaves. '" If hot, swtvewith sginac-- ; 4f ooltL garnish with: veal
Tried Liver. Pour boiling" holj ya-terov- er
it and sliee thitj. Sewoniwellfrtfh kalt-ar- ia "brotl ov !tclear fire; rub cold butter on it a,ndserve hot, with small slices of fat bacon.It can be fried with bacon in this way:Cutlhe' liver into slices about half., aninch 'thick ; melt two ounces of 'niceclear dripping in a frying-pa-n ; ditsdgethe sliced liver with Hour, and fry itover a pretty ijuick fire ; .thep, fry rash-ers of bacon ; lay the liver ill a, hotdishand the bacon upon it ; fry and place
isrdiind it, if liked, onions Lu"el line and.
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lived 'within 100 miles of her" all Uie 1
time.' ' '" Alf orchestra consisting; of two violins,a cornet, a base viol and an organ, allplayed, by convicts, and a choir of $g rprisoners. Is a regular aceomnanirnentvrf the Sunday services WAiibTlrn' (X. Y.)Prison..- - ri
, ThW oldest Masonic relic in the world'wis sold for $178 in Toronto anada,the other day. It is the Masonio certifi-cate of Souter Johnny, of Burns's "TarnO'Shanter," and was issued by St. JaniesLodge; AJT,T irt: 1799. i Pinned to thecorner of the diploma is a lovkof. High-land Mary's hair. n .fciii' Tn& "Waste Not' ' Soelftty is com-posed of Sunday-scho- ol children atBrighton, England. Its members savedin 12 .months about $125 .worth of refuse L
paper, and sold it for the benefit of twolittle girls, who were thus supported atthA nrnlifinnerpj
11 1'ftiK seh)fs'of neeflfe-wdtr.Vaintth- g,
(clay modeling, , paifitine oif'TWrcelain,wofid! carving, tek'grap?fcti9t-hand- ,cooking and various other arts, 'are nowofft-rrn- opportunist's for girls of evert-variet-
of 'capability.- The schoolwood carving and modeling, now estab-lished at the Boston Museum, of Fine, kArts, offers advantages to pupils at verylow rates. Its instruction is of a thor-ough and valuable sort such as not oftenoffered to young men.
j- - Thk Sisters of Charity in .tho. UnitedStates number 1,179 rin' charge of IOCestablishments for the care of orphans,
r.m infant widows, jnthtirT.inane and. school 'children.' "All" of 'thtise, ins.tituV
'tions had their origin in ' tbe onsecra- -tion and labors of one woman. MotherSeaton, who began in 1808 in Maryland
; the formation of a sisterhnQrLJn connecv. - tioni'with. a school, and that was the
parent of similar societies, 'now widely
taieely browned, or sarhih "With CsDjjit, nnolied to laLur. nronrnteifbv pner- -
. j scattered mrougnout America.Cfiabt.es Cartwrigiit, .who died
short time ago in an English Workhouse, was an extraordinary character
.t ile had. been well educated and twfortunes had fallen to him, one of .$200000, the other of $400,000. . "Both fortunes were spent in ostentatious living.so that he became utterly destitute an
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,,; was sent to the Work-hous- e. There he,
; lived many years quietly and contented" iy; ana tne luxuries which he enjoyed.. - were obtained by writing poems for
i .bans at nan. j. '
knot avar itlsad tH n m a aa Lkatmmrmtnmf daida Siaf aaSly SI uaHd. Aiaataraat MaMoa awtka, asS (aks Uta aVauoa Clrau- -
aarsnaa. w. a avyaa tfmw auJ M. 4uv Sa. wXma
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Th re and One-Quartf- cii'-- t f.Sa,'Ma BawavBs4
r Osnrtit aflaai FaBsr-Baaa-
Vaclwalars Ma, alHtar maamaaa. ajaaaaUf a rstalat at Sda. '
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Mildest rrsr known, owaMALARIAL DISEASES,HEA0ACHE. 9ILI0USNESS. IN0ICESTIOM snsl
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Teras as ska tystsm restore rinsin tothose strffsriinsrvoutnsss.
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Six Christmas Carols. rTAimjrr?, , Alio niaw Uaw Saw Carala pmmt har uL
Christmas Gifts.MmlHinla surh an liKWTi IIF KNIIIJmM tuisili.
'. uwi tm or orm. siirneiMki Or sum, arone or the thirty otaer ot Mniiiar aula, wauins' " frero M ttj H each. n1 IncJiMln aarb from aula twu nanoraa pnoiuar Suajaarinira. i,
Christmas Gift, Ma. Om tar. Varaet, or anyluad or Orrheaual InMrumenL a MuaVi lklaiae er email i. a IMm. ar any Tn UutnUBaaa,
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Duo Mmr win do watt in in em nt rnmatts wttkDi ihi in !)! oiil a Aa.STioie.,fi w) )eonUlnlnc b't plecaly turnbmI aa Valuataflaa. JTnawrt flday Son! Son tank. WIITI RntlK,
Hiicta.) wUlto nwataooapUUnraiaul liarsSMBdaf
Th nrUrnt Temane Sons law. TKMPItRAMOlir, KIA ' micu, i im, will (l w inmiat tlaflgrwi nnima imssiiifa.any amua ouuiea lor mm nnaa
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In ellmtnatln Ibe Imtniri Itee of lb bionl. thMlnml aad aecresry reatt lariaw earenf esadtMl4MWnl oih-rai- enjm imm Pli.miIncliallar ilaaii a. S'tfala. and 4iierwH-ea-
It I Hi la--t atlaad fairtaxv, and atlmav-lale- a
every functtoo Ui awn bawlUifOI action,and I hits a benefit In all riisanne.S.sajpiu Siiwi aaa" tja H aiK.f aMIyalUa, Plalwaa. ferl lrU.11. dr.. n re rarcl hy It. aae tlltew. 1 1 launcqualed a an ApietiBMrvnd Kenlar Tonic.
It I a medicine which aiioald na in eeryntmlly, anil wlii h. r uanLwIU aavneynient of mny cPcn wn.
H ati.n of two in-- ; iirire H esawk and M.BUTWARNER'S
Safe RetTfsdles ares4M by SrupglilsA Dealers In Med-lo- in
1' li Yrl everywhere.
H,H.WimlC3.,
J0CHE8TE1. V. T.
The Only KemedyTHAT ACTS AT TU BAM TL1A 01THE LIVER.
THE DOWELS,i . and tho KIDNEYS.
Thti tembined tvitioHgum it wna--potcer to emr ail linwia-- s. o
Iilrrful Are We Oleic?JWaunt ww im thmgrmtorganAl
Iio become tmigyed or torpid, end I
XintotXs blood that sW. 1$ orpmUedlnorwrnwf . . -
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rUaklH, A SFHTOtaVIHOBVKalH,
fr eautifiofree action of OKmand rtttnna their power to tkrom oft
Wky RaflVr Unlaw Bala a4 sekraf .
I war tonaeated wltb I .Ua, twaatiaI Why frlrkleaed rer SUarwVrrd lildaeyat
WJlif BBfW ai i wrik krwdacawalW hy kr aleealeaa abrku I .
17s KIONKT WOBT eaf raVrio la IAeoUA, 71 iJ S dry, aaoBOaOawnawkaawwlll awakaala ataaf Madlataa.l
I Oaf if ef rtr DrttmiM, A w43 srms attjar yew. ua.I XZIS. BXC8AI93CX OL. Pro Ml
la winl niiiiyr 11 kmSf as I I
1. Soft raireUTaAhnBWaeAmrilWBrnrtkial I .
8 IZU nwa AddraaiSTnaxjB kOa. fllaad. M I
WHDT , WaUTTaTO , TP . AIIS I lM, Iail aw sr jww Wr tke. i aianlssssaayl ka Ithis ayr. AwWwrtiawrs DJwte fcawrw Iwbww waMl will lavssw'd aiiUlnskiBk I
. , . iw '" vn t'"k- -
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ir rei mi nn' p. . . IIks rla.il mt CllsifcUr SiaS I
Aacmt aad wbikrr Bat tor Mees sajislsslsetiwswet. bacrrnai prwdaot a par wt. ni'sse kwr aa.- - saesmiaWof
.. country newspapers and sermons forneighboring clergymen.
' Six boys at Hennepin, Iowa, orranlzed as bandits, on a plan suggested bv
. 'a thrilling novel which they had read.'. They could not find a natural onve, and' therefore dug one in the side of a hill
Their first exploit was to' rbb" all th' "clothes-line- s of the neighborhood on
wash-da- y night. Great excitement en
fered from an xrtef snppry- - of rabbitswhipbv have eaten up the growing cropswith . comparative. Immunity. . But ashort way with 'the depredators has atJast been happily discovered. ;By aid ofv , 1 if 1 ; 1an ingenious niacoine cufoomc oiiue jptaU introduced Into the barrows, : after aSthe holes have been carefully, .stopped.The rabbits are soon in the condition-o- f
tho Arabs whom the French smoked Intheir caves. ' In lew seconds a greathubbub Is beard inside, bat this quicklysubsides. The burrow Is dutr open after- -
a short time, when ' the.' dead bodie,of J
uue raDDiu are found huddled. , togetherin a. corner
A French peasant halts before theshow-cas-e of a photographer and gazesupon a reproduction of Ranch's famousgroup of . " The Three Graces.', Oh,those women those women,n sighs thehonest man ; they were too poor tobuy a stitch of clothing, bnt they couldfind, the money to get their pictures
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Happiness is like manna ; it is to begathered in grains arid enjoyed everyday. It will not keep; it . can not beaccumulated ; nor have we to go out ofourselves into remote , places to gatherit, since it has rained down at our verydoors, or, rather, within them.
Groeera arMl Hi raker prspav 3 to 5 cents a pound extra for battermade mtn Uilt-Eil- e Batter Maker. It increases the production 6 to 10 per cent. Keduces labor of cliurnlne one-hal- f. Gives arich colden color the year rouniL Sold bydrucclsts, erocers and general storekeepers.Send atainp for " Uiuts to Butter-Makers.- "
Address, Butter Improvement Co., Buffalo,n. y.An Old Alan Rejuvenated.
Peter Sbowerman, of Qatavta, N. T-- certified Sent. 15, 187t, as follows: "For fortyyears I have suffered with kidney and liver(lllnculty, being obliged to void urine as oftenas once in 30 minutes, and have also beenfrcat sufferer from palpitation of toe heart,
now using your Safe Kidney and LiverCure, and can truly say, at 70 years of ago,trim it manes me leei line a new man."
Frok; Proctor declares that theearth is still in its youth. Now we knowwhy the giddy thing runs rotind so mucho' nights. Utncinnati (Jazclte.
Tmt Goldek Censer, of Rockford. 111.. Isdeservedly a most successful family paper, be--ing un sectarian, tree irom advenming, earn-est and pure. Eight pages, (1.25 per year.A postal card will bring a sample copy free.- -
Vegetise Is now acknowledged by onr bestmiysH'ians to ne tne only sure ana sale remeuyfor ail es arisini; from impure blood.such as scrofula and scrofulous humors.
Chw Jackson's Best Sweet Nary Tobacco
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, December 7,CATTT.E Native Kteen. J7.00 flHl.U8I1KEI' Common to Choice.. t.M ft ti.llO
HOiiS Uvh 4.75OO rrON Middltnir .... tm 111FLOUR Good to Cnolee . w e.WHEAT 'o. S Spring 1.40 a lAiCORN No. 3O ATS Western Mixed 4 AO
FORK Mesa 12JiO a 12.756T. uovia.
COTTON' MiddUna; 12BEEVES Choii-- to Kaney... 4. SO 5.00
Uood to Prime..... 4.40 4.75Native Cowh....... a 43 3.1.0Texas 8teer 2.;,u 3.70
TTOGS Common to Seli.i't.... 4.0 i.mSHEEP Common toCIiniee.. 8.40 4.50
. IjiuiI), per licud.... 2.00 r 3.00FLOUR Hnieo 0 lt.:'jl
XXX s.iio m 6.0OWHEAT Red Winter, No. 5... l.Wi
Ki-- Winter, No. 3.. l.flr 1.2liCORN No. Mixed.OATS No. 2. 3iJi - xsKVK No. 4 .... 0TIMOTHY WEED Prime JM 2..VTOBACCO Hark-- Lugs 2.75 0 3.50
Mi'diiiin Hark Leaf. 4.75 n.ooHAY Choice Timotliv 18.50 0 I'.I.OO
BUTTER Choice Dairy. 24 0 28EG44S Freh Candh-d- . 18 0 19PORK Standard Mi's 13.00 a 13.40VyoOL (Hioieo. , 53 0 6.1
Uuwaulied Medium.. 5J"0 35CHICAGO.
CATTLE Native Stoera. 2.25 0 5.40HOGS Common to Cuoice., 4.4S 0 4.V08HEEP Common to Choice.. 3.10 ,'0 4.40FLOUR Extras ' 6.00 0 7.00
Superfine 3.75 0 6.00WHEAT Spring No. 2 l.S2"0 1.32.
No. i 1.150 1. 16
CORN.... 4O,0 40OATS Ko. S 35
SO 'POItK Mess..... 13.45 at 1X56
NEW ORLEANS,FLOUE-IIi- Kh Grades., 6.75 0 7.7CORN White 57, m anOATS Choice "... 4 0 AO
HAY Choice 21.00 e 25.00PORK Mims.. .......... 13.50 0 14.00BACON I......... O5Ai0OOrTON Middling
filllf Cvolrersv ninstratedCatsIogusUUH4 Iran, (araat Waaaprn Om Wart. Htutiurch
CCC A WFKK inyonrown towa. Termnand4U H Sft wtnt (rea, Addr U. UalieU ACaPw tland.kla"
1 .4Vpr Trfh fr fwirtlil mtnni,T itialpaM.Soc., 1". W. tiAitiiAir.it. Ijmi. Ma a.
nnflY1'' OurApentsmskelt. NewW JUUUunoua COE. yOMUH kOO M. Louis. XI o.
Enellch Branches 910 amr. Wrlla to Millard GreatBuainna Client ILeokuk. la.
lrnillIIaknoaraSiirAalVoni.irf.UriUm Atlanta.' Ga, KeHaM T ntdma)siren, aanKieraaes to cures paneau am wnrsiciaus.ood fox mr bouk on Ui habUaud lu ravTFltlUL
--Snill9al HmklM ItaMtrwrwal In iCl. toTxruiLM. aLrfsbaDou, Obit,
m mi rxng ww iwmiwHL ruuui-rn- t tTsT'in or n:no.Mall! on recent of Send 'Ac stump frr 1.50 wortllof MaMle UJ. JML TakttAT 4k Ca. piul Adlubla, v.
WboIesirleTswd reta'I. Send forprteevHAIR list Oood sent CO. n. wiin made ti or;lar.
K.BU&N11A1S, W. Miill3..n-M..i:hlca-
ruYnsAm1 tioi.iw. TIMS.uvitabOs sasin.ryn f iniateier aemtaSilresA mil bear of a icrcttt--' m iciitlon. paoT. Jtrifcl'll MMir.lt, l In lit
iaMiirar?f ta.aMWaxaam brtt iwi.taj Cai'll.1. With -aiail l'i rl.aOTiin la.l t -
l.in.llr.1 In.1AWBENCS m CO., 1 ItrhsaM racK mk.
. X m ' Srats'mnwyioiiU iki Omshlwand Ms-- -' '' n1Sriiaiuiimsed nbrkakjd svaaici..li.WW(,T ia,. rn i A sanat a).wl Nmid foc-- t
Broadway, New york. Beware of spurious lutual.
DVKeS'BEAWD LIXIi.
S ilmfmmmElEmTiASK vou r Mer CTCUV ADTctiarit fcr the vv mm ww ara mm a ifnS a rtrlttitw. ftud buy no other until Jrn I
nareeeen It. It to th rhMiwM fttid I nt, warr.ii -en to pIphsa you. (Send ttvrlrm , JOHN itANAfitriw.Mtbato Atjit, au M nam WWlt bU iAMllJk, M(A, J
IIROWT SAn IW.awn-HOO- t1 Uie HmfM I hrtn teweiier's eatand tbe youns awpll's liest snide. Motharsaaa intru1tnetr children properly wi erery position at tn handand Snaws la fullr lnintratad by nam-T- oo enamvinKa.PricepoBtaoe-pald- . . Jnblihd by iHI. A. fOa at CO.. 25 tlmon anwara. N. T. -
AGENTS READ THIS.aavi wilt our ren SatirrT i Sir! iter "month and
ex , r allww a laiv vna-aWiH-. 4n U onr n w
ana wunaerru. inTenuon. e men rre wiir. l
W. AddMa SHaUtaTAM ktxxt Harahall, Mica.
WE LOAN MONET cSMNSSproperty. addren iwltbaumDi f.
aawie Dower Aemctsftini H N mh'.. stIi'.MaIlAOKkTS
KRWOKSTRt--WA.NTfcD. AT SIX PER CENT.
inWWValltiriwdiiir.ill ui;il I.Ti-- in.it iHHlict mi w euitcd to to
fnfaiit and arowin child an KI1H.KH HH 11 m noMic mwried arnele. WOOLKICH A 1X1 an every land.
nnwrnna nr a OTTn vrtV A TnTTtTTSS Wliai TT OB le aa m w - Mm I v
11 ROUND THE WORLDfl BY GENERAL OKANT.' jQpntcii onxjT
faweet-eellln- r h--m mtn and tbsThis to th rjWWiwt.anly cmiilctc and authentic hlstcry mt I r. ela.Semi f. ctreolan cmttliiim diwerld.e af tbwork and nor eilra lerin to A"utt-- Aihlrrm
Mathikal Ii;i.i.-min- w Co, s. Lual. Ma
Orest Remedy' Cariav Oouith,AL Ids, trnsampy.B, Aamma, c.
Sndfil ssd B":oahiys sad,all Tfeenut and
Physie'an,tb Pre, L Lanr affection.
Bere.mm A ArUietadTecpl. Try UUAllsa's ton Bel-- BALSAM
is year
LUKE THE CHILDREN TWPPY I
mitiie NunsEnr.iiMoptbly Magulaa for Ysetfst Readers.Seaerkly Illwstnrtstr. W &nd O easts 1
for a Samoi Number and Premium Z,uL
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Liver Complaint. 1
This tianm mj lw saM IS limmMr Iran Ui- - aumiarh bniix uul irf m tttr find.Oea JM Mm Monies tiftnc miV tt roer Uv Mm 4
mi m whit; ana wnjT ah in Dtnao m wmbona bmtr Mwi ttinwrb urn Uwr ma IrwjmmatM u htm tn blllmu muter nwraum rm IL atha lw mi (cruTtiiixn Ultit tw MJirr ImBaritf tm ttmki. u will Mi! wHMh uvmnummtthe IMm. Uj mnd Uj, bmmr, urn lairur.Ur lu lltnt. wIllTrtxKTlhfi i rMr. ml rmfrr m m tlatorpid: mi'D It Kltl ta ixrfnno II Hulr ot strMa.Huiuuttoet.ffA.- - Onfj poMwwin fcf Ml 1 ttw itrr:and t(i rialt.lll tw an ntntrnrtMl. I'iUudmI ni
MB IB 1 Mur i It, Unin.awl wieh th rlliuai, prwn bf Imctx 'I ar ryaiptutM
"" iMI apnimn-MMtini- r niWIniiH p a rVTKWmrfci in tlw riclit nlil.s Imluriiis unoTWMrtimv: amili. ki.04ifiil arlw, 74kiwmB of Wir ys fevw soil itnitturn. HltlmVrrLUela fcH ai n lfUHsnmcuK i nm t oar urK rartoi lArvrinwplaint i and UiU kv w rikr at Um r 'fo it il ls,nuMartim tlw iMomacri. thi Mimt. t' IIt- and m
swral hrnlt at the uaw On. IbMf l 1.NK tintIU ' o nils, Ufa riu eauct a ajnadi cura. ba lata...... .., v I
Eochester, PoUctmaa 'Gained Eightj Poun4 in Jhxee Weeka.?
M . H." R STaram: " 'Itnr sir llatii2 nanl bnt Unva bnttlaiia' mir rra
ETINR In a tptj had raM of Ijiw Cuiniilaliit. I Slidarwli iniiautliis MpHllr. am atelHtilnc . rlKat riiifIfiwrv at hnnrnt Mian I did hn I Ue wi Mlln It. andbfllrTP. wlta acutiUiiiunppot samali itua ML, iiwr. sshall he pntln-l- i I brcan tkln UisVKiiETINK 1 was tinclt-- r the nuetacs car Was atrk aIniHrUme. TSr. smtta, wia bad iWitI rrmt iiem-n-tfruinlaklns tlie tbntfLNK. ailTlani aie to lr It I macnsprfiilir rrmaimi-n- d It t evrry onr aa a snd iwill- -rine. as tnr tia.i iE aa auoe awn fur aw uian imdvctlinoaulltka ' I ' em.lYoun truly. ' !'ri t ;! JAMES A. JOHNHON.
Pulkc Offiar, Na SJZ llruwii SC. Uacbn. A T.
- ' Socm tMUWa. mta, Oct. tU 1 S7S.Ma. H. R, Snrrms :
sir j 1 to'vrbcsn slrk twarsaniwRh Oi LrnsrCimiplaln and durtiia tnst Utn liave tsJiii anam alSrn nt nadllnr. but suae id thai did me anfS'mhI. 1 was resllp nluhts. ami bad nnaiwtlt. Sia"tvkinK Urn VHittCTINK I ik wIL and rHbiii mr li.td.Ian nTuuiOHMMl IIik vw.KIINK r wtuu Ubaa dmIt - me. l ours raspsrtni nr.
VI itnm nt UIS SIm.. M Id. aLBJCRT BH'KlUaLU. UCMIKliB M. AIUIil
Mrdford. Mass.
VEGETINEPRKPAKEO Bt"
II. Jl. STEVEN'S, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.!f J Tla In T5 . V-- .
vrlli JTiMty, X UU
Over kaa Mara, IfSara a VAUH or VUlaga IXT, raolrtuf
!SJs71rQssVErFB
$2,000,000,000f T'i rmf n't Minin rxttlaM .0 "re asnemlrit laFKNCIN41. To fcKoenar new Waatera SrMwill coi a mB'h more. Ererjr FARM ami TIUlase IIT Owner, It A ST, WKST, anil son II,H f'lerettit. Tofeneea e Farm eoaiaft'NXttn stTim, anil for a' SOx'00 Vlllnite !t loSIO-I- . Wood Arncos anos itccar. Bui s NewEra laatkanit. Bjr new Invrntlona,
STEEL and IKON ar aminlaiit WOTID,rornlaliliis better. Cheaper, sad InmMna Krnei-a- .
The SDih Volnme of Uie Americas AsrlraUta rtat Ifor In!) now brlnnln, will irive rery ,
mnrh Information aiiont new Feaelns. with wianrKnermrlnr. (The Number for. Dec, let haa illnfrarlnca ot Barbed Fenrln. and murk InUrrM.
Inf matter. Sent poal-pal- d lor 15 renin.)tW Toerery one lnterete1 tn FENCING for
a FARM, or Ylllar IXHT, tha Sum Volnme '
- of the- - American AffrtumXurimt win I wortkIre timet, if not a bnndred timet, Ita email coat.
JiiT; tieatdea hi aoore rmportanl featare. th.Atntrican AtirirHtturt wtS ss S Tery (treat ,amoaat of VajeTal, Fraetieai, ReliableIaUraaaHaa for the Farm, the Clardea, 'and Ilaaaehald (CblMrea btcJadrdl-a- nd orer
SOO Orlglnnl l'n(rrnTlsicai( ''
inntrattns Lfi Vir-aot-Jl nff, Lnbor-htJpia- onstrlT.aneea. Animal. Plant, Frnlta sod Flower. FarmJ)ulMmn,mdmanyofter Picture InatrneHre nd '
plraalnato OM and Ymbsv-- U I aefnltt ALL as
i Vlllag, and Cowntry. :
It constant expos are of Ff TTITllirft, whichha ed o Its readers many Million of 'Iiollara, will be eontlnned 1ircniilr. Fur the '
lone th America AirrlruttMris; nhoold tw Inprerp faml'tr. no matter how mm kther jonrnnl
re Kkeni alo for It Special l formation ailHnmlrlrnde of' pleasing sad Beful f!nszvlnr In
rhlea It far axcal all other aiiwaf.ir Jornb.I TIHRI tpontan prepaid 1.S1JD a year. Fourtopic, ss. etnale number, is crnia. (Od apec.rien only, for two cramps.) t
tF-Or-er 12tt YalaabUFreralBB Article
and Books are offered to thoae setllns' Up rlutis.j Premium Ut lent oa receipt of S Cents pofre.1 OR A NOB JI'DD COnPANT. rwh1lhen),I 343 Brwwdwar. Nw Tarfc. ,
HAkER'S PHILADELPHIA
- Tiist ons.t he i:nvFf CwMaHI.B,.Wrrlal. IwMulf.. ,riM fnw , ,i1mM IVCVminimiitliin baa been cured araln asd amln by th
HmtiUfr'eiim'irhuilitirm nvlh' tir'frfiUllilv thmuailthe use of tills trntti woiidiTrul reniiHW. whlcb la pro.nmtmett by tbr kian fn'itlutfj Ottlauriay to b bwtaifooll Mint iMfHIIelne.
liccln Ita war pramptly, ami Ikmt lam lift andmkibliAk AeiUA. Ualay preparelltkrr'a l'reCml l.ltef 0.1 with Phoankatesr Mai,Blker'al'arel ad l.iref 0l With Pko, Hlldl fcerryBkrrn I'nre tod l.lrer Ollwltk Kxtrnet of wilt.tar mle by all drmnriiita. m1 tor amiihlet toj JOHN C. BAKE A CO., Philadelphia.
en red by the use of MA nLfTlU HLIt SLPIM61IXI11V. Suld tit all dnicslnia
f
Iaa Cairw for Ciwaiawaaav.i tlaw I also fa beeteoocb med-
icine, IM niaall,-k- ttlI 1 larva Sold KTWuem .
: 1 and ei.ee. ,
n i2t u3
famuli of Cars mailed REE.
, rpfVr--. AwrADBu rnnran an oniie eiirw i"r l aisrrn,
v? Vff-ltri- ii AUma..nsba, tda.i T .Mirai!,. lc. I'ns-i- - t. n:'.' on.(JViUk lirn'l AsXilSOIlretVlAUla-aa- .
RCfvNsmvkt AWyv "9 Iwrlirr Br., Chlrkrrlntputlaja,tk. tmvy m, Hmp. fr.tiTM th CfiW
Kwmd lfjrfTefr ntmTy M 4. '41 Ms. ft OrfMno, 5fcAof IntcmtfUjar next MO day Snd vf JuUiUmfMm, m
CTI1DV & I I MO wl9OttrStrtik3t.lA9vt0.XmIUni m VAtari i im 5iots, CAfctvo, aCIO to 010,000 ar
13IriraatiK in 8yndteat Operatiorie rnSteeke.
Till plan pbi tb Rnallest onenkar. with na lnreavasaiitar IriMnSin to SHMaaasar wttk tlMoo wtwawasSI0.0O0andrlldSblramnronfatlfmaleanAL ItanranaiaUko alt UwadTantaimnf lam eapitx. nd wlthill-- d
eiperieoce. mil Infirmatlon aiailcd lie. . kddreasBVAJtTS.BAIUiJSCO. Banters. i Broad St. M. T
tTT r.' V tVi a (Tiy aCKome easIIV mafle.-
i b IxMly oirtM Iras Addr's Tro A O. AmmaU. Mm
ZZT
Tlusnsmestsad
( nT! askMe daly,! ii Asa) Jaw
'Si eaalltrat amfealft rrmawMBlaatocmikiSiaBa.r o owaar
yapMlaam,wertt
amrkat ralas.ef amltatiaammark et'dWryvraM,
r'sa T arsssssaaAI ear book "Hints
torn. SmallV llo. as
mXkZ Zml& tawArtdtjsas,
aw'
Li f""sned, and several innoceof trtiAps were, .arrested bnt the mystery wtisKxplained
sun rJixm nged in ihqjel sale orpr.icHa apaucaiyp lajrwi, una ap- -
thA sasne-toAn-a. f lis own use.and not for sale, nor for manufacturinga product for sale' Tho third bill, de-signed -- tc4 incut any objections whichmay be urged, against the second, pro--vides thatJit suits,, for lavipgementMWtMiMeririnami feaf ove ao-s-
tttUS-- lie TkUrtsTl not recover a judgment in damages of $30 orover, the court shall adjudge that bepay all the costs of suit, including areasonable Vattoraerfs foot- - 'lb the defendant, and if the plaintiff shall not recover a judgment in damages of 50 orover, the, court shall adjudge that hepay all tne costs of suit.". . . 'Yl 1 ' 1 1 1
Air asw lutHiniiy uesiyves-- . iublaifcsiAiiJti fnffort toshield them from what has become aniukt grieivouls "tas, and one which, invery many instances, originates in de--jLpTjrstwjrjpljiBTicVI rnT Patent rights,fi jthoJini4 ojhojdp-ed- s of victims.Jrti'Sii ii.'fcnt --wrong's and as the billsprepared apd- - preseat hy the. gentle--
.llifnfm todnlinCaWIthsUttemptto dheck a rapidly growing and exceed- -uij(. vxpofuuvo vn, il u wj oe nopeaCongress will- - pass them without need-less delay. St. Louis Republican. -
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.r .
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'For throat distemper, . grate fine asmall, groen, wild turnip; or , if dry,giveja heapjsig spoonful, mixed withbran or bats. It is good for a coughalso. -' i.
' A' rs w drops of ammonia added to agallon of water and applied once aweek to all pots of flowers will do muchgood and keep the pots and earth fromsouring., . ,
Some one who has experimented inthe matter says that a handful of branscattered in each hill of potatoes whenplanting will increase the yield one-thir-d.
A dairyman says : Never keep a poorcow the second year. No man can af-ford to keen a rnwthat will not makefrom 200 to Sarrminds of butter or itsequivalent everyvyar. t
For potatoend tomatoesMake onetfTreelborrow logdof earth where theWne is to stand and fill in witlrlialf coalgiiihr" anil half soil. The yisld will be
early doflNedhereby.""Soak oalS in tepid water before feed-fh- z
them tw horses Old horses withrtmtA teeth can thMttiasticate he grain
sufficiently and Igfeedy young animalsyjjl not swallow it whole. w
pA soft, firm, velvety skints nearlyalways fau1id''oVa god cqjy, and athick, hardhidd-uiv-a poorona A soft,ffrm skin jtlenotes- - rich "miltet while aoft, vclvuly skin "indicates qd&ntity of
Farm kus do. tyj f;ul so much fromwant of knowledge as they do fromwant of ivetion,... " Jf theiiknowledge i
gy and peraevumn:,JT'' it w(u accomplishpoUiing. r- - " - , ,
vseXiiE following riue in 1 no wing is rec- -onimended-- t 'Nj!r turn upover one'or" two inches of unfertile subflrlil in oneseason; :md,,,wtfn so turneT up, theland should retelve a dressing of ma-
nure." C.J) "The yearly dairy product" of NewjOvt- - 111 atTi I iu.nn.lj U l.nttui.
Und 9lS,725,172'i"nds of cheese. Oi- ..i .i.LJt iiis total, inury-Mire- e counties niase
aiThually H3,478,7:50 pounds of butter,and 'J5,988,9iO poiyids of cheese.
iOC o? thu pTadnee indications of tin- -
sijreS8fnl farutyig to see manure going 1oisjteed. WhentvtMsweB thi're"H(ni Mad of lookingbeyond tn' stables and yank to find outh fmt(ivQflXiii.rJrto judge of
tmei succtss, of its ownei jU.vIt is jm great Jnistako k mCd cattle
tjled irrtHiTtand tiien rn themii . spring, expusuiiimM io coin
s wf wini and fwrl Stockrpf(SAryBt0il1AAJjjl anihial?gi?1ifa3ttforji&Qi&ktl arefully pro--recuw jijogjjirjlithe aay9 anrinigmVrewartWt.
TiiE"che4pest frtod in America is cornbread jiroperly made. It is also veryhealthful and invigorating. It is themain dependence of the very poor. Itrequires but a trifle over a pound of itper day to keep the human systeni inhealth and vigor, and this pound costsonly about one cent. ?
A correspondent of the Ploughman,writing from Watertown, Mass., statesthat lie has been very successful in cur-ing wartson the teats of cows by amplybathing with water in which beans havebeen boiled. Have any of our readershad similar success in the use of this,simple remedy ? ? H '
Twelve quarts of milk a day is quitecommon for Kerry cows the smallestof British breeds but several cases areon record where they have given whenflush, during a period of several weeks,as much as twenty-tw- o quarts, of a quality, the Lonilon Live Slock Jouraiil says," inferior only to that of the Jersey."
Mr. Isaac C. Pierce, Rochester, N.Y., reports steady improvement in thequality of apples from an orchard inwhich he has kept hogs for several years,lie does not think crop rotation alwaysnecessary; has raised garden corn enme same piot mr successiv e seasons, anathe past year the yield was at the rate fitlau bushels of cars per acre.
' it 'Standing Armies of Europe. J J
There can lie little question that thepresent prostrate condition of continental trade is in great measure due tothe enormous burdens laid oh the people by the military policy of their rulers.How heavy these burdens are some de-tails taken from a report lately issued bythe Hungarian Ministry will show. Ac-cording to this report (the object ofwhich is to exhibit the relative weak-ness of the Aiistro-Hnngari-an forces' andadvocate an addition to them), the rtlU- -
itarv strensth of Russia consists of 3,- -046,8(10 men, of whom 100,000 lieiong tothe reserve and 2,446,800 to the standing army. The regular army ot t raneecomprises 1,689,000 soldiers of all arms,the territorial army 1,208,000; total, 2,--
2J,000,to lie increased in 192 by theadrdition of 300,000 reserve men to000.' The Gorman power of all classes
represented by 2,004,:!00 men, ofwhom 1,076.200 belong to the standingarmy, 807,200.: to the landwehr, and620,ttOO to the reserve, Italy has anarmy of OtfS.OOO, and a militia of 810,- -000. In 1N2, when the reserve willnumber 1,016,200, her total strengthvill reach 2,024,200. Austro-Hungar- y
possesses a standing army of 800,000, aandwehr of 233,318, and a reserve of
95,000 men; total, 1,194,318. The grandtotal of all these forces amounts to
the standing armies alone numbering 7.925,000. But it must not beunderstood that all the latter are nownnder arras; at least half of them are onfurlough. They form the first line, and
would, of course, be at once calledout in the event of a general waiv It isnevertheless true that the great militarypowers have at their disposal 16,000,000men who have learned, or are now learning, the soldier's art, and are bound tore-ent-er the ranks when required. The 'mind refuses to grasp the full signifi-cance of these portentous fievrea : but
may safely be affirmed that, w long 1
these bloated armaments are sufferedexist, Europe can count neither on
lasting commercial prosperity nor on aIons continuance of , pe&ce-rGene-
Vor. of Manchester Examiner ':
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A grave mistake is made by farmers Awho think that stock, must not be fed sfthome after the first aiipear&ucc of grass. r
Stock will shot this false economy all.through the season, ! -:
.:. ..i.'..3!-.vi'.-'.- -
wnen, on tne loiiowjn night, tae young
as he attempted to escape. The latter ranout into the bitter cold streets with no cloth-ing on except an underftbirt, and was pur-sued fMVaome i11t.Tjir byjthe nwddenedbusbanf.Jprte oUndwsqpt Sa,'erous,but bIeMrf fJkelf 1nt a Jilaod wasleft foiikji, iartinj tie cruse taken bjme naicnrmaiK-- Ti poncemm caunit retcithree blocks from the scene of the affrayiand took him to the station, but he refusedto tell any thing, and left town by an earlytrain. lAlthniifrh Jetcll was discovered in
Jot atil. ttinfe tio maeh inSicateA o un- -
lace her shoes. Mrs. Maher is very respectable, and it is claimed was drugged by the
William MeKee. senior partner in theGlobe-Democr- at Compnny of St. Louis, diedsucldeulyon the 20th, df aart disease, and)h fifier tof Jl'iOc fin ghe 23d from tbfamilv fokiidnnin ITrt wn a in tliA lth VPorof Aispis.. The stofk Hid by tneG -
Cpmnaoy at thejime. of lia death was 24 fol- -
llouscr, 143; J. B. SlcCulIagh, JSOi SimeonRay, 20; Henry Mcket.15. r - h 9
On the 18th there were in the Penitentiaryat Jefferson City but 1,273 convicts 1,227males and 4ti females a smaller numbertbau there has been fsr some time. pa.- - Ulthe prisoners ,not fav tihl 4Bitaren-ploye- d
either naidcr cotact fn.tS pnb-,- 1
ic works. To Ijgindresl aad1 oniiare em -ployed at the ?coal Mlusj aBtT) adftittniMleuukara reortwdMtsBsWhofjtusJt!hedat present- - Ci-iS- ,
'$ h'e i unilCainniissloners haye.; inade $remilrftion oil the AnJitor for - warrsnt on
tat Treasurer &r 420,000 1 Pointerest on state MstfjMine JatmBljysfiA;draft was drawn o5lhe Bank of .5mmerc!fe-atf- .
Lonls, where the State fiafl tnorfrthanjiofflcient funds to meet thq claim. v
At Chillicothe on the 21st, a fire, said tohave started in Gloyd's boot and shoe store,resulted in the destruction of property val-
ued a $&,0QO.. The los&feU iuaa Miss Kui- -niaj..L'( fL' aittl jperkrmher III. LerperUT. Giene, tlR BfatlbnS 8teart & Mahaffev. Brown & Leeper. J. H. Davis fe Co.tXvifi . Brono, John F Mart ill. Sij oiseven buildings in all were either conMiinedor oriwhed by falling wall.
An ordinance for the introduction of watrrworks at St. Joseph was submitted to avote of the people on the tT.d, and was rati-fied by a yote Of l,8ti in faor of rthe wjitgr-wor-
to only 19 against.. The City Councilhad already adopted the ordinance by aunanimous vote.
Articles of association have been filed withthe Secretary of State by the" PULouh ndyew Orleans TrnsportatIonX'onipany;-ea- p
ftal, 5.V),000; Henry Lowrey,, r. BreealoreSmith, Thos. K. Bennett, Thomas Poe of 8ULouis, and Win. E. Burden, Chicago, IiK$r-jiorato- rs.
Business object, 'buildingJ'eTiuip-pin- g,
etc., of stcanlhoats and other vessels.anAtrring on general transportation "onrMississippi Kiver and tributaries. ' ;
A little over six weeks ago Mri" Bsnt An'drnson put up the first telephone in Sedalia,'Thirty telephones are now in place and hf 1
actual every-da- y use. Ten more, or forty nall, have been engaged and will be in opera-tion in a few days. Sixteen other partieshave conditionally engaged to put them tip.It1s(tit probable that on the 'first day ofJanuary, 1NS0, there were fifty in actual use.
m B.' Kly, Esq., financial agent of WilliamJewell College, the well known Baptist
at Liberty, has raised suf-ficient means to pay the running expenses
mfthercoHege for Are-year- s; and Isucw vigorously at work raising the endowment. Thecollege hsl&jr&BuKntajl tfk ofwhom are cajfliatet forheiifJuKrfw'
Mr. Samuel Tompkins of Scott Countyraised 100 acres of amber sugar case the pastseason and sent two car-loa- of molasses toSt. Louis at one sfflpdkent. He firoposes tofdsnUSA cr8next feirnld WpMjrfiempt. 1. . . . . i . . 1. jj.. i . . . .mi uniiisiiwLUfvvuaDiruui hum vuuuiuio,variety of cane.
A special term of tha Taney County Cir-
cuit Court will be held on the first Mondayin January, oiry several murder. 4ses. . v
CAt effsTfoa Ckf, db he 23d, coirvietnamed Jamison, an eight-yea- r man, quietlyWalked past the guard stationed at the railroad track on the levee near the Penitentiary .without IWgnelgndiamrjnacSq
I good his escape - lie was una otaganKabouti.to be placed at work on the river bank butwas left for a moment with others at theuriuIiousibylheguwS in t&irge, where
be aiuiieeska in$estintblas!ouon over-shi- rt
and a hair of overalls, or had them beneathhis uniform, --and igoingllehiltdheM
I
house made ..the. change. hTb 'SPtanU mcnarge 01 a gang ai. worn vu tue gauu-u- ai
opposite, some few hundred yards out In theriver, seeing a man come from behind thehouse clothed in that . manner, suspectedsomething and called - to1 the-- guard on te ttrack to stop him, but ba diet fat seem to understand, and, merely.ittesiiomug 'SJmisonas he came up as to wherJnfTWas going, af--
lowed hira to pass. A fteWnifilts laterthe guard in charge the-- gswgcame back
ad found be was a man Shrt, but too late;Jamison had disappeared
Hugh Jones, a former merchant. Justiceof the- - Peace and Postmaster at Dawn, inLivingston County, was found dead Christmas morning' nnder'clrcnmstaiices fhat leAd
to the belief,that he 'aa. foully luiirUYtetl.Dawn Is located on"tbei eist 'sidof !h.aCreek, which is spanned by an iron bridge40 feet above the watert Me. Jimts, liTl onth west side of the.creekr 11m l.uily v;
louiul finder the"T)ndge, in the 'creed:, with 3
Mil of blood leading from the bridge up theroail into the town. It is believed he wasmurdered the previous night tip town, hisbody-dragge-d th UfHUfn ml tlirowwthe cret k.
i--
ThonsAnd Mile" for ir Hnstiand.
From Watertown, Jf. Y., to Atisfraliais a long and weary way ten thousandmiles or more but a young woman hashad the courage to set out alone on thejourney, and she is a servant-gir- l. Agentlemanwho w .well-to-d-o fell, inlove witifcheii and offered M marry licr,but she would not believe that he meantwhsrtrshcsaWjrlne d!vinAunistave;lr
Higir htstold herrhftt his phySchfn " hadadvised him to seok tte sunshine ofAustralia in order to rogmfn his failinghealth. He said he had sreat faith inthe balmy,olrnaiiof thp'Sistant islanduna ne una ner mai ne nau uecittcu togo, but he could not start without nrstbeing bound to her by that bond which
no man shall put asunder." He saidthey would be married andthen ha wouldjourney with a light heart to his newb6me; "which he would put in readinessfor, .her.; , To this proposition Fannie It
nally yielded, but after the clergymanhad aiwivdsqHft- - thought ,hat possfbhthis AJihIjv fie tho wisev eosrse1, MiilitTktfiS the knot was fthbut to be tied shejemuiiejL-JSha thnn and thara pledgudner love to mm, dux insteaa oi marryinghim told hira to go first to Australia,and after the arrangements for her comfort and happinaBsfliad bfeen 'ciAiplete4there, if he still loved Tier, to send for Ifher and she sjrould go tor hjpn. After a
iCfsaw that he would like the people,
and that a home among them would bepleasant. Ilcilirtdnot'farolteli thib fy,promise that was made to him in Water- -
She was faithful to her promise, andtbev were married at Sydney, N. S. W., be
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Loss'of appetite, thirst, diarrhea,
general weakness and cyanosis of thecomb Sure symptoms of chicken cholera the
. , , . amateur tnieves stole a norse ana wagonana were caught tmemg Janp. of th
' clothes to the nearest eity..4
. i flrajttttfRJttoaVr.
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TSASBBm.
Tk Beat Bamedy Kxwwm to KantW aTaaahaaTa with Ma
Mill aw law
takaeuia1u " e ma V- -'Sawaiiia3landhaMlB ihSlMiaS "piaaawfid taweayat wiai m" .
Th. im man, at Mr. bur .mmJt.rjrTw Ha. J ai and ann. at waaimaiww '...I at ana allSiWInaW WT uiruii",
Hill JSf. u. So l ark eorM " Mmaaielhall I
amM. UiM bus I'UM aiwijaa 'fc.l..i al wtH ka rl'w law. Illrn la a neal wdaiwa S I Naand Klnw Tear l t '"1" CI iTai3 whVti umin win k man twafww Javihal ) r--ra Mr. S a. a. rttl. a.
emli I ihr ! r. sua. ra, lawns-A ,...! mt aklcW wraial lW MMVn "W
Baikal anwaiid MsJM ",h the auxwrul inwnriotl'i warM- - aa r M tell.ll law S raw1y
iMawaariM) kaakikis i mSawt ma, i : - I wi ( '. Lj
S1
r. f.,-1.1-
. MM' w rg 'Ji 'PfkJI .5! ro-- i
tMMns ha fcaaa added tm th aaairMn a4.w"Saw bean ukfw away. It M wiirmw SealH th war i
aina at im is MS eawavaw t th uniiawwaaaua.Thwami pa I mkrimt ne
' mt ai a I mm uia,. 'It avrwa r la kl4era,1 1 rasrwlwaew turn
nrteaw 1mm am.It Wale the Wwrwwwa - Marwawlt PI -
t Vwmrtakxw. straaftaMM SMaA Wlaitrai e4T tkw ele kl was hasiraia tka aaril mt 1mm k.lai. U4 Is
larei avHaiw awalrmwa.M aaaliallaa taw aeranr laaat ar Walaaa SBlaad. whlcb anwaiea Nrcula. Kry.iiiaiaa ana an
manner at akla di i. and Internal hrntew.Thar ara aa aainui aupi'trwi in lie aaaniirarawra. anran be takea bv tha mat BWIrafa hah, ar at Ih
ae im f aia, ar away awns rayawas tm i a
a
Bdwl& lastman la Xadlta CottnmiaaSrsw saw tmrs Tkaas Aamwe Tw OowKara a as
cwaa. ana a i ar see saaaa. Mm salmpl 11 II nt af Ui ham hi facu aasaofaaiwit th ad bi law, iii i af a baiptoaa family, and in
. aaptrras, aarbaraa aad aJBmala aanap if II lwnufinamta, rar aai a ar
mall. ma iTtwInrldeaBj at lb
asanla. raaaafMr. Sailnian, Si th WaaV
Mtosatk awrlnatnai akjaf Whinetie BiedlrlBa la racnpnaad, tn wa kuala
aad aaewB aDr. Clark Jehneon'
INDIAN DLOOD PURIFIER.Prise ef Larrs Bottles . a il.OCPries ef mall Settles . a . . XI
BolBiilmy awawwlM af aeiaw. wka awayby urn aa of lw. lark eWliBWIB ImliaSI in yar aw rWanitf .
nsmasjAu. of cuaE$,Chill and refer Carrd.
I) T Cttt. vin Id tr.t O nlr. Mafr Mr la B KwHtl laal tumr taallaa)alii, rlfayrrwaikwlMieiual, enr. d aiy I i i.niaiMl rarer. an: a'wt Wamaie i 'iMlM4li'f, wnick he had
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MlasS kyisp, li I M aay luatkw. u. la mixrrr.
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ekumatiam hw a---rJ yaara, ami rair ratr rurtin4aa ma a w yrw p aa reiiveq ie wee than- aaa nlna. Illlltl b t Ueart Jlseea.smrnw. (Wiitwaa Onwnty Ms. tmt L 1?S
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Miaad array, anil II h rur--J a,, v "iTi Mia VLuaaava m. w fatT.
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AarrSW TbM I k cam' that yiear IMIaaW ma-o- Haarl H.. anf aMiat ywraldla
.Mi. P Iii. Go4 Jlettlriaa.. I tmtBSr.kAiMS. ran. IAtTA' W 1 hm aei Bnue Imimm 'wrrwpm my iamny wiin niai aa. T I aWST' ' f
f a saaa BMlaM Sly aa haamnu "ma at raarsr WI'K fram uirwned kwalik ary rmlla-J-"T- !! CVi.TTl
aWULt MAMaUl
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Wnmwifiin, Satla onanly. Ma.Tom-ara- I ad la a) Mlwaat Ba aaa
wrd amaf Hyapaiwa, aflet UW utaL liecMyuanakaa ass af yarn anaiihii m aUaawmay kaa)nvrd aa
Cirea BeTere RiawWks,' ' "'WaWTwaf 1. awkia Duality. Ma.
fraal pieaauiw la aaywi tuat naarkymy hi in aat fiwmi I haaU waiataw.
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mamwd lakUwiyaHr I ad kaa Mlaaat rr, whirka 1 mi n I Bay W pmfae aaail. I mM a Boat
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yraslm aSwiiaiilrica. ar Bruw Una. and aflw aM
aiTTtt Ml Lima.1 mmrmtmmtm4TkntimmXmC
1' H -- i awwaWmmj a O aaar, Isa.law mr TW M W BarUtB UiM 1 aaaa allam Mad arm aw iiawena mami af ik.
m ' 'CirM'lhMk 1 r-- dT
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aaaly, wrk ka daai ralTla, M.aml BSSaatr twriM aaf
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. Captain Bassett, the'." Assistant,. '. Doorkeeper of the United States Senate
became a page in that chamber through'i mo mnuence oi Webster m 1831
remember," says the . Captuin, onerainy day Webster fold me to go and
Z Ket a hack. I hunted for a long time'. and came back wet and tired without
.' I nndino; any. Webster was alwavs verv; friendly with me, and so I came t be
quite familiar with him. On this occa-sion, being rather cross, I rushed up toWebster and said, with boyish rudeness,I can't find any hack.' Webster just
looked at me. But what a glance ! J
would rather endure any thing than an. other such glance. I felt like sinking
through the floor. Then Webster said' (io and get that hack. '-- , It is . needlessto say the carriage was found."'.
A Portsmouth (N. II.) man has anaquarium which contained an alligatoras well as a number of gold-fis- h, crawfish and a trout weighing three-quarte-rs
of a pound, but of late all but the alli-gator have disappeared. ' One eveningthe thief was discovered, and found tobe a large rat that had worked his waylniome iiouc JDroiigfl , We..pjajn-pip- e
111" was heard, and the rat was found :
i:...i iAmcucu uuiu'i, or pou.ovwrr jncivcrand bjan a saucer imidc l6f ButteitndHoar f !
'( CcStarh Tie. Befttihe yelks off&u?eT nKnt tllpn the whites, then
Spill a level teacopfulof sugar into the egg aC beat all Hell.
. ....1.1 11 t .1 '1 AAim grauujiiiy a ipiart oi ine 1 lriussimilk ; if it is half cream all the better;and stir thoroughly together add a levelteaspoonful of salt and a teaspoonful ormore of any flavoring essence. If spiceis USed it should be beaten into the eggsbefore the milk or sugar is .added tothem. Put the deep pie plates (coveredwith pasto before the eggs are beaten)into the oven and with-- a cup or ladle tillthem j:arefulJytothejinisJ Bake tijjHine cusiaru is m m. jover, 11 necessarywit h., pasteboard, or thick paper if the
"UOWpote. rare and core half a uozen large, fair apples, throwing each. asit is pared into cold water to keep itTirom turning orown. rut a nan pounaof loaf sugar-- mtijs ap (iiaipieled, stew airwiitli thfiee rwnfa fit gwater as teoon as itisnnelted !ilaj)0ils put m the apple:with the juice of two lemons; stew eently until the apples are sufficientlycookcu out nnf nrokenJJien take themoui earetoiiyuid the liliwmeli they are to go to table. Cut therinds of the lemon into the thinnest pos'sible strips and nut them into the sirup :
buU till firwier, tfynrhicli time the sirupwSH4)e,Wnvh re(ffiifid. When cold pourTne sirrrrr aTiom the Apples, and also uispose the transparent strips of lemonabout Uicmtt 1 hjs dlMlooks prettilywtth a bit (btfluiisfe ielt laaM into theti61low"bf each api)le; or with a candied
rthep't In p.he hollow, and angelica cutinfo lozenges and inserted around thetop-'o- f aoh apple
Farmers and Patent Rights.
Mr: Baker of Indiana has introducedthree bills which, while primarily intended for the protection of the farmingcommunity in ins own Mate, will,ahoahl they become laws, be. eouallv
ibenencuu: to farmers elsewhere es- -pociany,ui,Illinois and Missouri. Thesebills ara lejoled at iwtati may lie calledthe patent-righ- t nuisance. Mr. Bakersays that owners of patent rights haveobtained notes, under false pretenses.
ljioui a large; number of farmers in thenorthern part of Indiana and assignedthemg.tai' lSlTsoasf ltyiihjj Outside of thoState, who are thereby enabled to bringsuit m tne unitett states Circuit i;oiirt.According to the existing law a claim,in order t be Sadraitterf to this Court,must exceed $500, exclusive of costs.Nearly all of the notes arc for $25 orless, but by some sort of sharp practicethe suits are brought for .5M), and theunlucky" farmer pays the $25 to save theexpense of Ueteuihtg Uie case 111 Indian
has .20,000 of Indiana notes so assigned. One of the bills introduced provides that when, in such suit in theUnited States Court, the finding is for asum not exceeding .foOO, exclusive ofcosts, the defendant shall recovercosts and a reawitfable attorney'sfee, which lAtU sfcall be assessedby the Jmlffe or Jury as part of thefin.dinr le''s&''enticti6rii dfjthe billprovides that hoVnitedStates "''CircuitCourt shall have or maintain cognizance isof any surfr to recover the contents ofany prjpmissorviipte in favor of an as- -iijtotlinJoeriTO action might havebeen prosecuted in the same court torecover upon the note if no assignmenthad been made. Forgym bills, of exchange are excepted..- - JL.
'What-ar- known as "driven wells"are exte'nsfvely used in the East as wellas West, and in Northern Indiana alone
is said there are twenty thousand ofthem. J he owners have either paid theagemts who made the wells or boughtrheright of use and put tliem in them-selves. During the past year otheragents- - have betuworrad- - and informedthe proprietors of these wells that they allwere infringing upon a patent whichprevious agents did not control, andmust nay a royalty of $10 for each well.
the proprietor refuses he is threateneditn a stntandlnany pay Ta$Ber thanKit. t..t-- ....JLl.lt. 1...U. 1. : - I O... .3 i'iii,Jf viatiSf iiiar;u outlet
urts.L Ilsonse fklisces? Jshtdaver, thewell owners have combined to resistthe imposition; and in Indiana, especialT itlarge Jaiociations have been asformed to fight the patent-rig- ht pirates. to
ments of this kind shall '
brought or maintained in any courthaving jurisdiction in' patent cases, '
where it shall appear that the defend-ant, or any person through or fromwhom he derives title thereto, purchased
patented article in good faith from
vm. doaen feet from tlttniRTntt, here here ztmiii siiocecttea - m. c ftfryus'M: young
JslHgrtM'P'iid- BfiyiWilled withfil "'- - flower-pot- s and plants. Th rat wastevidenuy mjrpnsed atthe' fighting andtHllmtiM-S- fish,"lmtJie vould probably havebeen the
Tictor had he not been discovered arid'. clubbed. The alligator still lives and is
apparently, not jpuv.h the ,,worse for thHioM&ot okkw and a Jew. pieces of hi
i - f priori!, turtn j, r ij.-- Tub Chinese Eneycloptedja to whichtha famed Britanrnca w & primer,, hasjust Deen complefed . under-ti- n; imperial
; - sanction, and may be had at any of thetwok-stor- es complete for a matter of$7,500. It consists of 5,020 volumes andis dirt cheap. Works of this character
;: are by no means new in the Chinese Empire, and people who form their esti-mate of the intelligence and cultures Jotits people by the specimens found in
" America misjudge a race that, thoughas progressive as; the western peo
mples, are yet ingenious ana curious, inf the geography and topography of the
' Immense: empire its schohirs are jfmarvelonsly well informed, ven. sotne minutest particulars, and no imcon- -
,aB ,
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.rT' sdoible.rpoi1iaiffhlTaptDdia is. c- Mdevoted to information of this kffid, with
which Chinese are expected to beThe hjnpse tove al-
ways been book-maki-f- ej ijiliffflAim"to' have invented the art of printing long
' before it was known in Europe. , ,
rawfauiwaillaaiaa SImniawlBiM
1 he jjrovers' journal truthfully sayswe neeu more snecp. In afl parlaltuai
,Ti'bf this great country ttt MoUjreiealthand comfort its people must "have foodand clothing. The sheep furnishes the
, beett and most wholesome animal food.SBaa,
. and most comfortable clothing yet test-ed by the masses of oar people. Inmalarial districtM. laupiiallv thnaavwriArai
" extremes of heat and $! eVfti5iuennJcliAattos kwwlam taawkf. .
waaiaaMaS frasCfrm a alas walaaa Cater Um imw rim s. A.
woolen clothing and a--1 freer and morecommon diet of young mutton would in-su- re
better health and better vigor thangenerally characterizes pork --eaters andtheiwofti srs of csttxm sua Mnen. Let no
; one indulge a single fear of !oveT-pro-(- '..
duct ion of either mutton or wool; Could
Jarm aowess ause la BBsrskSS ef ptjaart ted
Caa ywa maka a litlmr JatateaaaXI ; Asnaiweeaaiae sokt eely ta koxss .with, srs
toswxbst' wlta words "OiLT-tea- e
IBUTTnJaAJiBaWnriBtadaaaWa BaTkWf rkwSBaaid I' - 'our flocks bo tripled oronadrnoledl thev iasal Win iiipin. sA yeas esskja aW" wmild add not only to the comfort anarahlOcCSO tXlOXX k BBtMr-Makan- ." ar aax atame as as
alsa, x av,ai ss eenn; Laura U, t ma,ssisaTtwA by mm Mrgss ti. .
juTTiB linklrTUfJIT CafVnw - i
intelligence and sobriety, aa 'well as toV : ; lhe productiveness of every field osed as'. eheep. pasture,. a Aakr AaaHMt. 9V7Aa, . X,
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