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If We Imw.
IT ire kaew the woe sad hurt-nckc.
Wattlac for as dowa 'tke road,
If ear Up ceald taste the wormwood.
If oar barks could feel Ibe load,
Wooid we waete the day In wishing
For a time that ne'er can be?
Would we wait 1b inch Impatience
Fur oar ships to cose from real
If we knew the baby fingers
Pressed agauvt the window pane
-Vould be cold ud s IF. to-morrow
Never trouble as again
Would the bright eyes of oar darling
Catch the Irowa upon our browT
Would the x-rinl of rory fingers
Vex na then a they do now
Ahl these Utile Ice-cold fingers,
llow they point our mcmoiles back
To the fcaaty worda sad actloaa
Strewn along our.backward track.
How thcae Utile baas remind na,
Aa In snowy grace they lie,
Hot to scatter thorna-bnt roses
For onr reaping by and by.
Strange, we never prize the music
Till the sweet voiced bird has flown;
Strange, that we should alight the Tioleti
Till the lovely flowers are gone j
Strange, tbatanraner skies and carihlr e
Never seem half o fair
A a when winter's snowy plnlona
Shake their white down in the alrT
Lips from which the seal of alienee
None bnt God can roll away,
Never blossomed In nch beauty
, A adorns the mouth to day;
And sweet worda that freight our memory
With their beautiful perinme,
Come to us in awceter accents
Through tho portals of the tomb.
Let ns gather up the sunbeams
Lying all around our path;
Let us keep the wheat and rose ,
Casting oat the thorns and chaff;
Let us find our twectest comfort
In the blesaicga of to-day,
' With a patient hand removing
All tho briars from our way.
Hcait-Kcwilmj Case.
"What I want to know," said a white
headed young man of twenty, as he stood
iMjfore the Sergeant in charge ot the
Central Station yesterday, "what I came
hero for whs to get some advice."
"Proceed," said the Sergeant.
"You know Nancy Thompson, don't
you?"
"Never heard of her."
"Well, she's a widder, over forty years
old, and I've been boarding there."
"Yes."
"And we were enggd to be married."
"Whew 1" whistled the officer.
"I don't blame you," continued the
young man, in a broken voice. "I'm
only twenty and she's forty, but u man
can't always tell when he's going to
make a fool of himself."
"And you fell in love?"
"I did that, acd as soon ns we get
through talking I'm going out to hire
some one to kick me over to Canada and
backl Yes, sir, fell dead in love
loved a woman of over forty."
Andwhat followed?"
"What followed? Why, whut allers
follows? I'm humau, same's any body
else, and when I lovo I ovo like a loco
motive on a down grade. What do you
think I did in just six weeks by the
watch? Went to the theater sixteen
times, out sleighing twelve times, had
three parties, went to three lectures, and
took her out to cat oysters ten er eleven
times. Fact, sir cost me durn near
200,
"But it was all for love," replied the
Sergeant
"I thought so, and what else did I do.
Bought her a forty dollar watch, a ten
dollar bracelet, a five dollar ring, a
seven dollar set of jewelry, a new dress,
and gave her a five dollar gold piece with
a hole in it 1 Yes, sir, I drew $500 from
the bank every red I had and used it
all upon her."
"And theni"
"She purtended. to love back, and
smiled and smiled and looked heaps of
love at me. She'd lean on my arm, talk
about Cupid, and git off poetry by the
rod, and it was plainly understood that
we wero to be married in June. Oh,
sue knew her biz, and she slid around
mo as the Bengal tiger docs around a
lamb."
"Did sho break the engagement?"
"Last niuht," said the young man,
swallowing the lump in his throat, "she
told me that she had been trifling with
me all along. She said she was engaged
to another man, aud she could never be
more than a sister to me! I tell you,
Sergeant, you could havo knocked me
down with a straw; I braced up after
awhile and called her a hppocrite, when
she called me a white headed idiot, and
the boarders threw me out of doors.
Five hundrtdldollnrs gone, and I'm a
wrecked man." Detroit Free Fress.
A Petrlled Goose.
The Yolo (Cal.) Mail, some days be
fore the 1st of April, told the following
goose story: "While hunting in the
tules near the sink of Cache Creek on
Monday last, Abe green, an old hunter
discovered a petrified wild goose, stand
ing upright, ith legs buried about one
half in the adobe soil. He thought a
first it was living, and creeping closely
up, fired liis gun at it, but the bird did
not budge an inch. He thought it very
strange and walked up to it. He found
it dead, and ia trying to pick it up, was
astonished at its immense weight It
had turned to stone, and a mark on its
wing, near the forward joint, showed
where the shot had struck it, knocking a
piece off. He managed to raise it up
out of the ground, and when he laid it
down a piece dropped from its breast,
disclosing a hollow iaside, from which
pwre, clear water cosuaenced running.
Iufeithers were Tory natural, and its
appearance was calculated to deceive
o lifelike. He took it to his cabin,
down the canal, a few miles back of
Wa&aiagton, where it can be seen by
those who wish to see such a straage aad
uausual sight
We should reaad every day of stirriag
actaoswitk an evening of thought. We
; of onr experience, except
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THE O'rOMCX.
If there is aaythiiig ia same this
inimel Is Irish, but there seat aoaetkre
now, and them in the colinies call tlteir
sclis possums, like they was natift. Pos
sums is bigger than a bird, bat aot so
big as a dog, aad lias a sharp nose aad a
long bald bedded tale which k all ways
cole aa ice, never mind the weather. It
jus as if their tales were ded aad the
funerals was postponed, but this aiat so,
for their tales is mity lively if yon hare,
ever see 'em roun the bars of their cage.
I herd a Baan from Ostralia say that they
was no place in the world were satire
bad been so good to her creatares, aad
he said, the saan did, that it it waseat
for the poesum's tales how cud they
hang by 'em Irom the branches of trees
like they do, but wen last him wot they
hung for he didn't know. I spect its
only to sho the aint afradey. .
The she one has a tobacco pouch on
the outside of her sturamack, and wen
the little ones is friten they creeps in It
and wen they are snug they don't care a
copper wot becomes of their old mother
wich is outside. When the dog fines a
possum and it cant git to a tree itjies
down and pretexts it is ded.
Once there was a dog which diddent
kno about possums ioun one a lying like
it was ded, and after roling It over a wile
and smcllln it, the dog lay down by it
and went to sleep. Wen tho possum saw
the dog was a sleep it got up quiet to go
a way, but jus then the dog opened its
eyes and see the possum stsndin up.
Such a friten dog you never see, and such
a friten possum you never see, but the
dog most. It jumpt up and made for
home, bowling at every lecp, and fore it
got home it had changed from a black
Newfounlarn pup to a old bull dog as
wite as milk.
A man wich had a pet possum and a
chicken wich he thot ever so much of
was a sittin at his table ritiu one day,
wen he sec the possum come in the door
and try to sneak under the bed. So the
man said Cleopatra, wich was the pos
sum's name, come here and do some
tricks on the table, but the possum need
ed lots of couxin, and wen it was sittin
up on the. table, beggin like a dog, the
man he d his chicken go yeep, yeep,
ycep 1 Then tho possum she started and
stared all roun the room like she said
wy, bless my soul, were is that chicken?
But the man knew were it was wel
enoughf. Then tho chicken went yeep,
yeep, again, and the possum ran to evry
side of the table and looked over the
edg, and then come back to the middle
a shakin her head like sayin I cant make
it out at all, it beats me 1 But wen the
man he cluckt like a ole hen the chicken
stuck its head out of Cleopatra's pouch,
were it had been put away to be et.
Possums is marsupials, which souns
very fine, but I spose its jastcos they
cant bo anything els, with 111 eir cole
tails and them pockets on their slum
mackses.
$20,000 a Year Not Enough to Marry on .
SajaJSHJuWcape.-ifewkT"
crowded with rich unmarried men,
afraid of tho expense of supporting these
gilded butterflies. There is a bachelor
at tho Sixth Avenue Hotel, whose income
is $20,000 a year, and still he says he
can't afford to get' marrie'd. He's a
proud fellow, i.nd says as a single man
he can have the best horses, best room
and best box at the opera. "If I should
get married," he said, "I should have to
stint myself or overdraw my income."
"How is that?" asked a friend. "Well,
now, come into the parlor and I'll show
you. Yon see, ladies aie extravagant
now-a-days. They dress so much more
than in Europe. I mean, they don't
wear rich diamonds like the women of
Florence and Milan, but they wear rich
dresses, laces, shawls and furs. Now,
I'm proud, and I wouid not want my
wife outdrcssed, so I have to keep out of
the marriage business. Do jpu see that
lady there?" he said, pointing to a fash
ionable caller. "Yes." "Well, she had
on a $400 panniered, wattaued, polo
naised, brown gros-grain dress, and I
wear a $G0 coat She wears a $1,200
camel's hair shawl and a $500 set of
sable, while I wear a $70 overcoat. She
wears a $70 bonnet, while I wear an $8
hat She wears $200 worth of point ap
plique and point augile, while I wear a
$G shirt Her shoes cost $15, mine $12.
Her ordinary morning jewelry, which is
changed every year, not counting dia
monds, cost $100; mine cost $50."
"Well, how does it foot up?" "Why,
the clothes she has on foot up $2,325,
and mine cost $206, and that is only one
of her doren outfits, while I have say
three. The fact is,' said he, growing
earnest "I couldn't begin to live in a
brown stone front with that woman, and
keep up appearances to match car
riages, church, dinners, opera and sea
sidefor $20,000. I'd have to become a
second-rate man, and live in an eighteen
foot house, or withdraw erer to Second
avenue, and that I'll be hanged if I do!"
and he slung his fist down into a nice
silk hat in the excess of his earnest
Xaltnni la Pnrra.
Love is a thing most nice, aad aanst be
fed to such a height, bnt never sarf sited;
what is beyond the mean is ever ill.
Herrick.
Never respect men merelv for their
riehas, but rather for their philanthropy:
we do not value the smn for its height,
but for its use. Bailey.
To be ihineaced by a passion for the
same pnrsnit, and to have simiku dis
likes, is the rational groaad-wora-of
lasting friendship. -Cicero.
When affliction tanadar over ear
roafs, to hide our heads and na into onr
raws shows ns.no men, bnt
J Jstrtnna'a stores. Ben Johnson.
Carina!! JahHees at LexfagtM aa
ineere
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There were from forty to fifty thous
and people in atteadaace at the cole
bratioa of the one huadreth anniversary
of the battle of Lexington on the 19th
of April. This battle was especially
important as being the first In the great
straggle which retailed ia the estab
lishment ot the American Kepablie.
Long before day carriages and wagons
were well filled and pedestrians began
pomriag into town. Booths and extem
porized merchants went ap-oa enary
corner. At 7 a. m., the whole towa was
alive with moving, beetling bamaalty,
and monster tents with their gay decor
ations and flags, and streamers flatter
ing from every house presented a most
cbeerins: and iaspiriag aspect. The ar
rangements ia every particular were
most complete. The moaster teat in
which was to be served the grand Cen
tennial dinner presented a striking ap
pearance aad were the most perfectly
arranged and liberally supplied ever
seen on a public occarioa. It was four
hundred snd ten feet long and seveaty
feet wide with a central wing one hun
dred and fifty feet long, with plates for
three thousand seven hundred and forty
persons. Every seat had been disposed
of, and most exorbitant prices were
asked and offers made by those who
had and those who had not tickets. The
main tent in which the oration, unveil
ing of statutes, &c, took place, was
provided with scats for four thousand,
every one of which was secured. The
first train from Boston came crowded,
and from all other adjoining villages
hundreds swarmed.
The procession formed in divisions,the
State officers coming first; then Presi
dent Grant with prominent military
and aaval officers, Judges of the Supreme
Court, Senators, Representatives and
other National officers. Vice Presidrnt
Wilson rode with the President in a
four horse carriage.
In the Third Division were Governors
Dingley,of Maine; Weston, of Vermont;
IngersolI,of Connecticut, and Lieutenant
Governor Vansandt, of Rhode Island,
accompanied by the Portland Mechanic
Blues, Amoskeag, Providence Light In
fantry, Gen. Burnside and the Ransem
Guards, of St. Albans, Vermont In the
other divisions wero the Massachusetts
Society of the Cincinnati officers of the
Harvard College, Masonic Society of
Massachusetts, Historical Society of
New England, and delegations from
large numbers of towns from New
England.
On arriving at the"grand tent an ad
dress was delivered by Ralph Waldo
Emerson and a poem was read by James
Russell Lowell.
The procession moved along Alain
street to the square, thence up Monu
ment street to the old bridge, and
across to the provincial parade ground
where wero tents for the delivery of
orations and for dining. E. R. Hoar
acted as President of tho day. Afler
kej0ratioa4rr-dining"' tent was filled,
an oration was then given by George
William Curtis. Before its conclusion
tho chilly winds dispersed a large
portion of the audience. A large num
ber of bands were playing in the city.
"Paul Revere's ride" was toasted by a
grandson of Revere. Senator Boutwell
and Governors Ingcrsoll, Peck and
Diugly all responded to the toasts.
Judge Hoar read a letter from Fred.
Douglass. This closed the exercises.
By five o'clock the visitors had all left
the village owing to the severe cold
weather which was becoming more un
pleasant hourly.
In the evening a grand ball was given
at which the President and party
appeared. The scene was very bril
liant. The President left before the oration
was concluded and was driven in his
private carriage to Lexington. Gov.
Gaston and staff went by train. The
day was excessively cold with snow oc
casionally. After -dinner Hoar made
an address and gave a toast to the 19th
of April, and Speaker Blaine made a
patriotic response.
The fellow who asked for a lock of
his cirl's hair was informed that "it
costs jnenev, hair does."
Died Sadeealr af Heart Disease.
How common is the announcement
Thousands are suddenly swept into eter
nity by this fatal malady. This disease
generally has its origin in impure blood
filled with irritating, poisonous mate
rials, which, circulatiag through the
heart, irritate its delicate tissues.
Though the irritation my at first be
only slight, producing a .ittle palpita
tion or irregular action, or dull, heavy or
sharp dartinai paias, yet by and by the
disease necomes firmly seated, and in
flammation, or Hypertrophy, or thicken
ing of the liaing membrane or of the
valves, is produced. How wise to give
early attention to a case of tnu kind.
Unnatural throbbing or pain ia the re
gion of the heart shoald admonish one
taat aiiisaotrtgnt; aad u yon would
preserve it from further disease, yoa
mast help it to beat rightly by the use
of such a remedy as will remove the
cause of the troable. Use Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery before the
disease has become too seated, aad it
will, by its great blood-aarifying aad
wonderful regulating iwopertiea, efect a
perfect care. It contains medicinal
properties which act apaciically upon
the tmwaea of tne aeart, ortagiag about a
haaltfcy actfoa. Sold by all Irst-class
druggists.
CCBXD. ,,
Bockport, Spencer Oo lad, Feb. 1, T4.
Dr. R- Y. Fierce, Baaalo, K. T.:
About two years ago I waa amUcte
a disss sr of the heart, which at
crsaasd a preaaare aroand it.
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Tirrjany.
Adirem W.T. Dart, TVs M oiaea, Iowa,
for &e apUay catalogae of "Domestic"
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W.T. Dart,
Domestic" nattera
dteseet, Bead -to
Iowa, tor cir-
calars
tmt 9$ styles.
-Prideam Asthma Spe-
cific will relieve she worst ease f asthma
ia At aiiaaHi, aad tresa aaa to three
bottles win eject a ass msasat care. It
ia eadonesl try she medical facmlty, aad
eteryhettrnkwawaatefl to do what is
claimed tor K er seaway wfaadea.
Taoaesads can toaUfy to its ewkacy, aad
persons aflUctei with taw terrible om
phwntaaoahlaet tail to try it If yoa
cannot shea is St from year local dreg
giet seed direct to the prepnatoc
Wholssele agents ia Chicago, Fmller,
Falter Vaaechaaak, Bteraasea ft Raid.
Prepared oaly by James Pridham, 49
Geaseee street, Waakegaa, III.
Xllklac
r. This is a sctaaea that
ia tsaDaften far
1 His by F. Wnw, cf State
itlUMe. a4 aU famcr Soya
Ceatrv. lews. Ha ia tell
aad Kirls wUl Wl it with ealisat. sst care la
aaetfcarcoUavfc.n
Haawv wairVa Baaia.-O.W. Oles, af Fir'
atoata, las., la Ue -teas sasa dealer of ta
eoaatir. Ha Mils awrs aeadi Sjr eae dollar lata
say otaar sealer to taaesaatry. H Is aerfeetlr
reliable. Jaal aes bias eailar aaa get j r
tara Basil eass seas aiaat It or tare gar
de as.
ATalaafetoWrab-Cvrfs4v aaoaM yaa
e a caey sf Dick's macrcloeeilr costal alac
S,tis recclaU. It is ta aaast TalaaWa work u
tas kin rar Ila4. Seat far iaScx Ire.
Jtaay of tka racu ar warts kaadraoa of 4oI
lars. AAdrma Dick Fits tonlm Aas aU, K. T.
98 KraiwiwsM far a Dollar. Iowa Camera
and otkarawaa will tkla year plaal keacea aad
windbreaks wDI aa wall ta read tka aarartlac-
aaeat of wsu atortaa Haa la aaetker coiaau.
Tkey aell Sfi tresa far eaa a liar, aad traasplaated
Arbor ViUe, 8 Jack kirtTfor f vet 1988.
"Great Owara." ffa tovita tke atteatloa of
oar readers to J advarlisasiaat, aatfer akote
kesdlBg, of Means. Grime A Mejer, proprietors
of tke celebrated Kaex Frail Farm aad Marsei tea,
Fittsbar, Pa. Tkeae (eat lesaea are tkoroacklr
reliable aad will do jast aa tkey pmaalse la their
adrertisemcat. We advise oar readers 10 scad to
tbea for plants.
Improve Tour Faaltrr. Ia another eotawa
will be foaad the card ol T. I.. Haliwortk, JCaq.,
of Chelsea. Mas.t oaa of the ssost eitearive
poaltry-ralsers la tke coaatrr. IIo has the
choicest breeds, aOD tkea lidadaaa. Brown
Leghorns aad arahaaas. We bare seen tbere
fowls, aad tka? ar all prawtaai birds, great lay
ers snd of pure blooo. nggs most careful!
shipped aad will alwajra batch. Purchase eggs o f
Mr. II. and donbl the valae of yoor poaltry.
A Hoaaa la MarrlasML Bandreds In the
Wtst are aeeklag aa escape frost oar terrible
winters, aad ia response to many Inquiries wc
would axivlse Maryland aa tue beat refuge. Splen
did farms, aaild and healthy climate. Coldest
weather last winter 4 degrcea above zeio, aad
only IK laches of snow, that only stayed one
day. IUflroad sear aad socfoty Irsi-clua. Land
cheap Hoe card of C. JE. tihauahao, Eaaton, Md.
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Drlf eAFr-EK. A regalar gradanto of both
rJrltlsh and Americas Iastitatea. X) yeaia a
tractleiBg physician. Treats only Chronic Af
eclloDB aas all Dlaeaaea of the Ktdaaja, Liver,
Langs, Heart, Throat, Head aad Nervosa system.
Snors of voath sad abases of manhood mot
aucccssinlly treated, aad often after other phyl
ciana have failed. Ladies eaa Sad apeedy relief
for complaints peculiar to their sex. Address
lock box 260, or call at tka omce,S17 Perry street,
DAvaxroBT, low
Foaadrr aad Maehiaa Works. One of the
oldcat estsbhskments ia Central Iowa tamed
in tke manufacture of eaicines, boUers, aad other
kinds of machinery, thai of Leaghrsa mills
ol Dcs Moines. They are also among tke meat
reliable, employing ia all departments none but
the best mechanics aad macklatata. Tkay have
recently made large additleaa and Improvement,
doubling the capacity of tkelr works, aad Invite
orders from all parts of tke State. Sec their card.
Blooded Cattto aad flheow. In aaotber col
umn will be foaad tka card of T. L. Miller, Sbo
of Deechcr, Will Co.. Ills., proprietor of tke High
land Stock Farm, aad one of the most promlaent
breedera la Illinois. His specialties srs Here
ford Cattle and Cotawold Sheep ot the Barest
strains of blood. Mr. Millar mikes his owa im
portations, and his prices very reasonable. The
many farmers aad stock-raisers of Iowa and Ne
braska, wko are desirous of Improving the valne
of their herds aad making sheep ralslag pruftta
ble, will ao well to write Mr. Miller.
Ia Ceasaaaptlea Caraolor-Of that there Is
serious questioa; but there la ao doubt that the
dread disease ia piereatable. It is, strictly
speaking, a diaeasa la tka wags that is, it Is a
deposit In tke lance of scrofulous matter, which
ought to be carried oat ef the system altogetker,
F.w eounteractlag tala tsadeacy to deport, te
movlngike acrania, atrcagtheatag tke system,
gently stimulating the digestive organs, aad the
liver aad ktaarya lato a healthy actios, aad tor
purilying the blood, ao remedy yet discovered
equals Da. WAUtaa'a CaxrroaaiA VmsaAa Brr
Taaa Fowell'a Star rnsaaa. the superiority of
Powell's 8tar Wood Pamps U evtaosd In their
general adoptloa. Mr. Powell has coallnaod to
add improvemeat after improvement, aatll it
woald seem aow almost Impassible to make far
ther Improvemeat. He waa oaa of (he Bret to
adopt the patent porcelsla-llaed cylinders, aad
has used thouands of them ia his pamps.
Tkev are highly recoaamaaded by all who have
used them. Particular atteatloa la called to this
improvemeat. Mr. Powell kaa kad aeveateea
years experience as a manufacturer, aad employs
none but skilled meckanlca, aided br tka lateat
improved machinery. More of the Star samps
are sold la lows thaa of aav other hied.
TBst LAttk'o fstfCND.-Ho uaorTM
ladr ahoaMfcowltlMatlt, Addnaas Dr. F.
A .Korea. Ho. dl7 W. stoaroo 8C. CAiosmw.
OR 8 Al.K-fii.ort Horn nulla aad Boll Calves,
grades and tkoroaghbreds, at prices from flu to
S30O. Cbas. Wood. Badea P.O.. 8. I wiU Co.. Mo.
PLYMOUTH BOCKS. Brga f&OB par IS.
Write for list of premlama woa aad offered.
C. C. COBBnTT. Kew Losdoa, Cobb.
KOTOW GRAFJE. Two ae 3-year-old vises
of this excelleat white rrsoe, for oaa dollar,
seat postpaid oa receipt of price,
H.W tjKDKRHIlXCrotoaLaBdlnaK.T.
MILKING OF COWS aw made easy, also
time saved, by s simple, ahaap aad dsrable
contrivance. Enclose stamp 'or circular to
F. WKAY. Itate Caster. Iowa.
TVfONEV'SAVSD 18 MONK Y XAKNSD
1 J. ud l.aa will bur wore Garden aad Flower
Seeds of G. W. Otoe than of aay othar aeater ta
the United States. Prima sesLerop of 1874, aad
are all geaaiae. U. W. OLKa, Plymouth. lad.
OMION aaUUX-ror sew seed of narly Yel
low Daavere. Yellow Globo. Bcdtliobe aad
WhilsPortsgsIvarioUoa, address L.W.CLKM
ONS, Seed Grower, Pleasaat Taller. Boatt Cov. Is.
tvalsaoMfaa-
fanastlea eoaearataf lmptuva-
seaia ia ibo siasuw, ey aaareasiag
8. HUTCHrKBOM. GriggsTllle. Pike Co.. in.
A rpLX TRMKB,twa jaars. wamatad tkrifty.
-BightdoUara par haadrad. gfarasaasi. af-
teeaiacaas.
J. A. BKOWK. Moamoath. UL
rTWJRjf
XTkel
RAandEBBt HLAkth Mr aula!
Tkekardteat JTsd Bmhirtr. Stood tke wta-
Uraof ISTSSaBiaJaroa. aUporl,a;taBerma.
Addrsos MRS. BMMA BROWK. Aftoa. IH.
IMUPORTRD OMIOM BKJtD. TeUow. Bed
aadWaJte,attwpoaad;aaJSla latsarar
Mlbs. Add rasa
4. TOIi, Boasted. Cask Cx BL
Rrowaoll'aammty
-D:atAca.aiaiaarl
per is. Jersey castas.
mpwy vo-, iaa
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yoaraotd. Ttos seada
Hot. sLM.TBOMFBOM.ac.
sw wmetomue pries
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free of aoomaa. Ba
FnatSaXD.
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k
aasaad ansa Cater IsatHa Oa . fsoad society,
ohurehes aad assaaw. areolars aad jmaao freo.
Chre CMy Coloav Asaaca. vaaot mty,
;teabarCJ
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"amsdva
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Bmwk. BLWW1LXIAM, Gelbart
twera-orta WBXiAaaamos.AhUD.Ma
aad othorWsreorr
uu
aMabtukedtSM.
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1; aas XKer, a m-, s,os; w. u-
bub.
rwr muv-ay. k, waa, b
Ac Best variotlea Soort
BL UBB.BM; OH
MesKs, Wi
to
ft,a per
X. Hew
Clalagas woa. . a. CRAM
uawiao.
t scM!
Isso rbsw amd
direct to tke xrowrr
ill atww aad are ttmo so
nlaatraiod Catalogae aad
toallappHeaaf. aeodslxcoau
Mraes D. C. BK&IKAKD.
Mooat Lshaawa. CoL Co.. N. Y.
2M.0O0 CHOICE HEHfittENS,
N
ory growa, oaa to ur a rest Big, cessans-
lac
ca, aaswiaa aaa v aiie rime, zvvrmmj
oraco,a'sa
wv. Arose v aa aaropesB
Larch. Hare
eaco aaa twice traaspaaie.
aad are ia aaa aaaaitlsa. will ao saw ot bet
prteos ia largo aaaallttos. aa wa deolro to
Ska aiamad. Aadrosi, with aaaaUtv waatod
arloaa. aTUSOOVE A MILL". aWeita. 1
win so eea as aotiom
dear
.for
III.
FOR OKK DOLLAR.
IS arbor Vltaj. if
Balaam Fir. aios ptaata,
taatd.farai.wa.
TraasoUated Arbor Vtt. 4 to 8 lack-
as. te par LBMl W,9 for faa. Catalorues,
with dlrscttoaa for plaaUag. mailed ftr-etaap.
WV, MORTOX A SON. AlUa's Cnraer. Maine.
mm
AGBNfo la evory coaary, to swi
"NAVIN'8 KlFLANATOKT
OTOIL" The book coataiaa 800 oc-
taro aaess. la tally ill ast rated, aad aeally bound
lalastaar. It gives the symptoms, causes aad
traataont of all tke diseases of horses, catt'e,
heza, sheep aad poaltry. 53,000 copies have al
ready been sola. Agcate snake from 110 to f 13
per day. Fer terms aad territory address tae
pabllsher. J. B. YKAQLKY. Iadioapolla. lad.
mmi
To sell tke Puittlca..
PersoBal aad Preaortr
the Halted Btatea.
How to exercise aad bow to preserve them. By
Theephllus Parsotis, L L. D. Tke last aad great
est work of its renowned author. A complete
Treasury of LecaiandCoBStttattonal Knowedge.
A book essential to every cltlaea. For fall ue
acripiloo. aad tetms. addres C. B. BKACU A Co.
1S Clark street. Chicago. HI.
IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY.
BROWN LEGHORNS assd HOUDAN8are
the best layers and most prefltaMa fowls
bow known. 1 eaa spare a few fresh, carefully
l.andied ejjjs of each of these breeds, so
packed a to hatch after going 1,000 miles, for
ft.OO per dozen, or BO tot 3 dosa In oaa box.
Prom Sne atock, well ap to exhibition standard
and warranted pore blood, aad to arrive safely.
Chicks for sale In tho fall. Serd for circular to
THOS.L UALLWOKTB.boxSoS. Chelsea, Mass.
CARPENTER da BBEMMJUC "
WhalesaJe and vTI VI A O
Retail Dealers la XAjBLflla
Clab rates given, and will ds plicae n BasUrn
prices. To the (Irani era we offer apecial rates.
Send for clrcelsr aad price lists.
Address CARPENTER SHERMAN.
OS Main Ht Keokok. Inwa.
Apple Trees, Boat Grails, &c.
Apple Trees. 5 to 7 feet. Irst-class, tf wr 100,
ISO per 1000. boxed.
Apple Koo Grafts Host Leedloe; Varieties,
warraotrd No. 1 $1 pur l'.OQ; 10.0W, ti
Soft Maples, 5 to 1 fret, f 4 per 100 ; t per 1000.
Peach, Pear and Cherry Tieea and other nursery
stock at currat rates, for sale by
PETBK iicGKANK, Bloomlngton. Ills.
JOHM H. COMER,
Goshen, Orange Co.. N. Y.,
IMPORTKTt AND BSKBDKK OF
HOLSTEIN CATTLE.
Mr. Comer will make an Importation each month,
aad having aaperlor tacUltlea will Import to order.
CasUstt rirvsri-ltrt TirrUllss.
Cles;ant Books on Gardening!
arZwJa.CT
ta oar easterners. New IOO pace
llnatrated Catalogue nmr rcntly.
Vreetoall. .WOOD JBwLLOWS,
tlate Wmu& Hm.) GcncVa, n7V.
"Powell's tar wooe! FaKB9,
WaakrgmN Fans l'amos.
Wood EaveTrosgh Tabiat'
U yoa want the axar of these
articles, go to yoar hartwera or
agricultural Implement stores. II
they do sot keep them, or will ant
(eiiaem lor you.acna aireci u
he factory. Cataloguca and price
1st mailed upon applicatloa to
J. F. POWKLL. Waukegaa. Ill
MASTA'S
Pulmonic Balsam
is a speedy aad ceitaln remciV for Coagb, ca
tarrh. Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
InMaeaxa, uoxplnc Cough, Ast hmn, aad the va
rious aaVcttoa ot tte Lungs aad Chest.
me aiwaii am .01 1 nose
sRktsd wttn Colds
Cough, or wltk any
mssase or ibo iaago,
wractad to tkls TalaaJ
ble remedy. The sea
son of the rear has al
ready some whra. oa
aseoaat of the suddea
ensures la the weather, colds aad coughs are
easily taxes, aad If aegleetel mar lead to disease
ofthelaags. What ta seeded aader sack dream
stances is a reliable remedy speedy ia affording
relief aad effectual ia arresting farther procreee
of the disease. Sold by all dragglsts aad apothe
caries throughout tke country. .,
WANTED LN'EVEliV TO W.N.
Oaeiwltskleafpattoaan tke ceiehraeed Combj
aatloa Haaao Fastener. All horsemen aekaewl
edge K to be the boss arraageawBt f.r a hama
strap. The hook attaahmeat la made of wraaaht
Ires, la aaiUbla sixes for all Uads of kamrs. No
sttehea to rip. Caaaet sHp around wbea tka
os are oetac-aacaiea. is eaeap aaa yJ
ate. oeiia as ngai. Ageats souoie tsr
er. WUl be seat a sample to aar address
ready for sue, postpaid, oa receipt of s ceata
Bead for etraalsr aaa price 1 sC Addrsos
COVBKT, pateatee aad mwe msssfaatarar
?uwi ocogeot.aiT.n. 1,
of atarilBftem, lawnT
SIH
8lDO!tlIOLiJllto
c bl warn no.
Drawr ta all kteda of
BrrncAi. ttmmcmAnmm,
aoxllagtoa,Iewa.SBdrisslveiooriaaasetoftke
0i Hall Ylomai Btrmaaa.
AJoaaoad stamp fer calamgaee of
fceet Mamie, Piaaro, Orram, die.
-jr.
J. FJUKT am
CO.,
as
or every voriety.
T, aeaaa
Jar cotaJogaa.
ms Merth Water Street. BDRUNOTOM . IOWA
Biulinioiiliilijaiiary
Far Ite Treatment ef Caaeaw.
IBM, til, 11
aMIBaYHsfM(B5S
aadget aasms Shat w
Amasaai OsJda
. . Al
25FHTC2
smaammmmmmmmm ImmWfmmB
atmrmaajaaasaEaaajLa waaraMoaai ait m cwmt fcM an vmnan, v.
ICm OuoTHUsOHOa. ana oeusio mauetou vai vmssor smsam box mn - flit. . m
maTm aS.:' eoJorglvtoaoB utisatcf Ue adrsataass sBmd 9b
i. . fwl II IM1 ! nirn w mmM mmm B Bp raw mmvw am m. 9rwwma mfmmMmwwm
-a sTaaTttMltMIA FARMS.-DrrtellvrVt
Averted tferrtla lamrmoiieo w
it
bag far aseWaVle omes.
srtaarrs sad away Induce
eaas Ws. S2f,M
Ureal borsmtas. Mild
laucrmeata. Otwiag sea
iareursaort. Aoar.ee
WM. F. MUOBB A CO. amfelk. Ta.
-IdhMARTLAaU rARmay U Wese rrm
12OUaia0a. Nosrfaiiroedaadaavl
oakle sok araler. (wHk all tea tasarWO la Talbot
Oa..l
asHdaadkoaltky. Tltl
aadfltsa.
.B.8i?
uabtwloa losauoa.
free. Ad-
NAMAN. AM
Kasl(w.Md
lmtHt Sit
l aa RamaaMo eaai
ueSBJurr farm cuJ-
.1 .i - --- - mm tM. aaatt. BOOiBaM.
aieyetMaBtaddroa
loOOOaMlO ofosedaotlMssoriaaJrom
asoditaca to tares stmee waoei
suaa) hlt Ptas, tarse Mease
t, at kr-tttfiat-n.
Commorelal Narry. Freoport. IK.
FISH
fert Setae. & feet deep.
ft 75
S3
4) a
NET?
li BWat v&lrUl nadr I
J All slaw. Lists lew to twde.
) ead for prlre ilet.
UPOLrM A CO a. L-le. Mo.
VVffJA 9f fXlJUri natadokeoVmoase
For large oaaatlHce writs fer ap. eUl rats.
AUOD8TDS a. TABBB.
lSft.HdaadmHapriort..TvW4a.O.
8 BSD FOB THB
Hatiiiai Haii Cin -Fluter !
THE REST ABB TslK CRRAF1
Orders Dom dea'ers solicited. Msaitetturcd by
itr a nALowia.ttuiccy, 111.
W. H. Baxua A Co.. s-s veai aa Chlcem
imiumE3n?
family Medicines !
A Ha the result of aa experience of thirty years
ta tuepractlce of a seeeessfal lAystclaa.
Hitter Toole An extract of mo s and b-rba.
ao Judldunaly aad medicinally cumblaed that ev
ry part of he diseased beir receive the help
requited. It Is not clalmsit as a poaaceo for all
the Ills of lire, bot lor dypepia. blllto and
ilvsr complaints, lever and ane. ctiulera. dehil
lllty ant all dlaeast-a of the Utmsch, liver and
dlgoitlvt. organs, It la an ettVctaal remvdr. Aaa
provectle aaiiiat fowr and aue and malarious
dUeaes, It la uufQroa'Sed. It strcsthcaa and
builds up the d billtatcd svstem. aad givrs re
aewed vigor to all part of thu b-dr.
aC log's Core Acts aaa diuretic sracoant In
eases 01 drupy.mnt, gravrl and d seae of the
bladder and ktdticj. purifies the blood, enrre
rcrolula and erupute di-ac. rheumatic and
aearalgtepalnN and all diseases of the urinary or
gaaa.
KxooctormBt- A prompt rmety for coughs,
asthma, cioup and all dlM-aset of the thro.t, lungs
and cheat, and the first slt-a of consumption
and typhoid fcver.
Liver aotl Aran IMIia-Are prepared ex
preatly to aid the tonic lu ruring a uto and
chronic cases, they aa without deolsttsg.
Crimean f.talsnent Opens the porra of the
deah, and penetrates to the bona or rat of pain,
givlag relief t man or beaut aa pcdily as any
oatward applicatloa cea.
For sate bv all drasrglats and dct-m.
X T. IIARrillTPKAtO BiirlliiKion. low
ThoOnlr KeltaOlaOin DUtribatloM la Ike
Jeaatryl
D- SINE'S
17d RROIJI.AR MONTHLY -
SIFT ENTERPRISE1
To be drawn MosMtay, May 3d. 187.
two 6BAN CknlAiA or
SSOOO OO EACH IN CASH!
SSSIBiafflUlmffl
1 lioise and Bsagr, with sttver-mouated harness,
worth fSJU.
One fln-toaed Rosewood I'lano. worth 13601
Ten Kitmllr Hewlntr Machiaes, worth Sieaeocht
Thrre tiold Watches aadChatas, wort fkS) each.
Three Utdd Amcrlcau Hunting Watches, worth
StSeacbt
Tea Latfles' Gold Iluutinr Watches, worth f 100
each!
aaa Cold nuJ Stltir Utr Hunlk) WaUtU$,
(ir. aU,) trcrth from to S3rt) soeA.
Gold CbaJnr. Silver Warr. Jewelry, Ac
NnrabrrnrUirt0,V. TirkcU limited to St 08?
AOKNTX WAJKTKDTOsKLI. TICRETa.
to whom Llboral PrrsnloNBO will bo 00ML
Stogie TtekeU, ait Ma Tirkea.aai Twelve
TlekeU, 8)18; Twenty-Five. aaa.
Clrenlars containing a full Itat of pi lacs, a de
scription of the msnner of drawing, aas eOjer
iaformatloa la reference to thr DiatribotloB, will
be sen l to any one otdering them. All letUrt
must re aearesea 10
ORce. Xxeelitlor Build. I
tag. Cor, Race A Loag
worth. i
L.D. SINE. Hex dSS
CloelOBOll O.
THE NEW TOMATO. H00SAC.
TUB BEdT TOMATO IN TUB MARKKT.
It waa raised from seed by D. L. Fleming, of
Toronto, Canada It Is about the else of the Ar
liagtea, kav ng the smoothceca of the Uradt aad
Caaada Victor. Its Savor is for superior to aay
tomato ever offered before. The meal la very
solid, having bat etr tew sed. It is fall as
early as the Grant. For market gardeners aad
euanlng establishment It la not aurpassed by aay
other variety. 1 have the only utoci of lata seed
la the United State. I shall p. see my seeds la
tke hands of the leaclax arrlcaftarsts aad hortl
cuRarlsts of this country for trial, aot be! ng eon
tented w th my owa Judgment. I will forward
b mall fres or postage. 1 package SSc. 3 packsgve
4k. 3 packages SOc, 4 packages 73c, t packages,
fl.00 Addrrs
r. w. SKit'H, seoasmaa sod riorlst.
(8ox s7) nttssetd. Masa.H
UitThland St4ck Farm
HEECMER. WILL CO.. IXL..
Oa C. D. A V. R. R.. 40 mlls Sootk of Chicago.
Tv affTT T HTI lsaprter aad Breeder of
.LIliiLlB,wsrk-cou-
as oeet proaoecra are xae
best. Tkey- are better
grsxers, bettor Sjbssis asd
win Bsaxe Hsrger aawa
Sttci far Stk.
far a
girea e,sssat of
s'dT'StBo
HEADAG
itlsaavstoaitsamt
that the XX-
ofCKAN-
KM AND
MEMP. eemblaed br I
Sorseo St- Phils-. Pa..
U.KR. an
moat nstiaots eases
8tekHeaJocke. aad U
NearsJala aad Kerrouei
cures the
Msrvoasor
saeeJoc far
Prepared testis;
aS cts. obex. Soot by moil.
First-claso smell tarssker Swr to six aucse
lever power. Win taeash aad clesa twoatru
Imwsov BnBsjBJWymaea smw mrntsaBBSL mamw" HjaWTr.
anTBTFJCR nLAMlTFACTVRIMG Off.
Kvasoi stars.
id Farm Boils. Ctreaiara 1
TMt5 BET OJatAJFB.
BAfJaULaaor lomr trlsi. is
ms. giaaias, caoap. ursasar as
wttk rat ef Seine, free.
f. M BABCOCK. Leckoert.y. T.
Imt WKlllB rUIAID
"" '- - - aar iu
JSbnaammi
sVsTas
j0hm$i
"W9
L.
Hereinros
nLsBmls
H. . rAi
eiimasaraar
of DysofC.
aa ahwoiate
' ---- rmf" --.... , ... ...,..... .,,n, , '----THi'tlfMsmoasSsja
tiATBTXrORT ADTERTt!trJSENT.
umill: . 1 a- n
IOO W" rwwr m- ." ", ,
payiag tkelilabest reek prteesj
'.Lxr,. "iwt
Wi
him wot " "
a SC rosea roreisorn "7 -j
keodfed oa eommhslon.
UWS'SOse. "--" r
t iMtter m. E Co..
... fi iln i.r.. -! ii fi
Kim rn." -...
aTalL--. Mt tanoort. Iwa"ad
WTKTlTSSELL,
"fgaVsRtmmlamamsm ls
WW sW"JwBWtJCT
Paiito, OiU, Gliu, Felt, &c.
No. 3 Rrwdp etaeet,
IttvrwKFt lawrn.
Ask your mcei for tke estofeeira
DAVENPORT BOOT!
Mode and Warranted y
4Tlm.llol Mr sT!srm
Pilllil
1001
lllllHIlt
JMMJJLVL Vaoww VWts
waottsata asALsaa i !
BOOTS ADD SHOES,
o
lHvewiort, Iowa.
H
tvo
S w ft e ' mmmmfaaDF
MaTON, EVANS & CO;
Manufscturrs of
FINE CARRIAGES
foe. 1 It and 118 East FoMrtti Mr..
lRVr?Hort, Iowa.
Dr. J. Walkc rM f!n1irnrio. VIH.
e?r Hilton nro a purely Vegetable
incpanttlon, m.ulo chlelly from the m
tivo licrlw found on tlio lower rangr of
the fc'Icrra Novnd.t mountains of Califor
nia, tho medicinal jiropcrtira of which
aro extracted therefrom without tho uo
of Alcohol. The queMioti Is almost
daily asked, 'What ia tho causa of tho
unparalleled ffticcesi of Vixroam Hit
rKiwf" Car iinswcrU, that tlwy rcmovo
tho causo of disease, mid the patient re
cover hia liealth. THcy are tho ureat
blood purifier and a l!fc-girlnf; principle,
a perfect Jicnovator ami luvlonitor
3f tho system. Xercr before la the
Lutory of the vorki bu a aaki8 tera
somnnilel pownr the rsmaxkahls
qnalittM of VixaoABlIiTTaas in healisw the
rick of crrry dieao man Is heir t. Thrr
ars a jreatls rargtllre as well at a Toai,
rwicrlni? Congestion or Isaaaimattoa of
lbs Liter aa4 VlacrrsJ Orfaaj, ia Ililioaa
Dubusea.
Tke vrpertte of D. WAtstKB'B
riaaoAaTlrrTSK ara Aeerit. Diafaovtk.
Csrniinatlra, KarWoaa, Uxa4va7lrarrft
3samtlTe. CoaxJar-Irrltaat, Sab5e, Alters
tire, and Asti-Uilioaa.
M. PJcisONALO ex CO..
A KOK FOR THE hMUJOMt
GUIDE, vgzzrzzzi
ZZZ&Z&LVZ
T TJ tes! r rm n-n.
waasaaain timt
All Right
etT.TVat
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