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Qualities jounx men as Telegraph OpTs. Send for dr. Ginger Cookies. One cupful of sugar, one-third of a cupful of molasses, one cupful of butter, one tablespoonful of ginger, one egg, one and one-fourth teas poo nfuls of cream tartar, and one teaspoonful of soda. Cream One and one-half cupf ul3 of thick sour cream, one and one-half cupfuls of sugar, one egg, one teaspoonful each of saleratus and caraway seeds.

Roll quite thick enough for forty to fifty cookies. Apple Jelly. Pare, core and quarter the apples, and stew them in considerable water until perfectly soft; mash and drain them; add one pound of IJIlIOn COLLEGE OF LAW CHICAGO, all Term orpins Sept. UU 1X for Circulars addreaa HENBT BOOTH. Chicago.

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Mr. A. W. TVetzel, of Niuroo, suffered for years with Dyspepsia, and used all kinds of medicine in vain, until he tried the Hamburg Drops which quickly cured him. He now warmly indorses this wonderful remedy.

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I. Harvey, of Chicago, to' cure my wife of Rheumatism. Two bottles of St. Jacobs Oil accomplished what all the medical treatment and other remedies failed to effect. I regard it as a greater discovery than eletricitr and a boon to the human race.

Twenty Tear a Sufferer. Dr. R. V. Pierce: Dear Sir Twenty years ago I was shipwrecked on the Atlantic Ocean, and the cold and exposure caused a large abscess to form oa each leg, which kept continually discharging After spending hundreds of dollars, with no benefit, I was persuaded to try your Golden Medical Discovery, and now, in less than three months after taking the first bottle, I am thankful to say I am completely cured, and for the first time in ten years can put my left heel to the ground.

I am, sir, yours respectf ullr, WiuutAM Ryder, 87 Jefferson Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Enthusiastic in its Favor. All housekeepers who have ever used the Charter Oak Stove are enthusiastic in its favor, and pay that for all purposes of cooking and baking this stove can not be equaled. The large fines and heavy castings, exposed to the fire, make the Charter Oak especially adapted to our soft coal, which is destruct The Patent EeTolTinff Spanker, Some men get boozy, And some men get And some they are uIj, And kick up a fight.

Thus sang Bijah as he sprinkled clean sawdust on the floor and made ready for the performance. During the early morning a woman living on Rirard street brought down her ten-years-old boy to be prescribed for, and it was the neatest job Bijah has ever turned out in the spanking line. The shingle took right hold, and the machinery never missed a cog, and in four minutes the boy rejoined his mother at the door with such a loving expression on his face that she had to identify him by a patch on his knee. During the heated term the charges for spanking a boy with a pressure of twenty-one pounds of steam on will be thirty cents. The pins, tacks, shingle-nails, burrs, buttons and thistle-heads worked out of the cloth by tb3 spanker will be handed over to his guardian for disposal.

The machine can be worked up to a pressure of fifty-two pounds if necessary, and it has never failed yet to bring about a complete revulsion of feeling on the part of tho. victims. The following beautiful song and chorus is sung by Bijah during the operation: Hash my boy lie still and take it, It will do your system pood No use knocking you can't break it, Any more'n the last one could. Cnoitus Hush my dear, It is que'er How it does 'em good; The badness goes, The goodness grows. As properly it ehouM.

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For TS cents, fn Minnesota, Missouri and Iowa. IIKUMO.V W. I-AII, 108 Fallon Bok ton; 2(17 Canal New York; 165 North Second Su, Philadelphia; 91 Market Chicago. Send for WARNER'S To keep a stove free from rust in any atmosphere during the summer months you have only to rub off all the rust you can and varnish it with common varnish. In the Autumn when you wish to put it up again the varnish will all burn off in a very short time and all odor from it will go with it.

The value of the practice of laying down the canes of raspberries during the winter has been illustrated in the experience" of Mr. T. H. Burgess, of Ulster County, N. the present season.

The canes of the Highland Hardy which were laid down, he says, yielded berries at least four times as large as those which were left exposed to the winter's cold. From other canes which had been laid down, the same pickers gathered twice as many basketfuls in the same time, by actual measure, as from those which had not been, so treated. The lesson is worth remembering. Horses need good care in these hot days of midsummer. They should be kept clean by frequent currying and occasional washing of the legs and feet.

The flies will cause the most inconvenience, and while working in the field some protection from them in the shape of nets or thin blankets (sheets) is a great comfort to the animals. Keep the stables clean that they may not harbor the flies or develop any bad odors. Horses that are at regular farm work need good food better than grass alone will give. Oats or ground feed of some kind must supplement the pasture at night. Scours in Calves.

This disease, the American Dairyman says, is caused by indigestion, occasioned, either by overfeeding, or by feeding sour and improper food. The remedy is very sim- Ele." Astringents should never be given ut a purgative first and then a tonic to restore the tone of the stomach. Give one ounce of castor or linseed oil; and after twenty-four hours give half this quantity, if a repetition is thought necessary. Then give a tablespoonful of the following mixture: One ounce of prepared chalk, one drachm of essence of peppermint, one drachm of tincture of once ounce of gum arabicand a pint of water. Shake it before using.

The New York Tribune gives this method of removing a corn in a younj horse's foot: Have a bar shoe made and fitted to the foot, so that it may rest not only on the whole edge of the wall but also on the bulbs of the frog. Avoid undue paring of the sole between the wall and bar over the seat of the corn, but before nailing on the shoe take the rasp and lower that heel wall, sole and bar for an inch in front of the corner, so that when the shoe is applied it will rest on the whole circumference of the foot excepting this. Do not nail on the shoe too tightly. When shod, pour a little warm tar into the effected heel and retain it by a dossel of tow. The foot should be picked out carefully every night and the tar and tow renewed when necessary.

The shoe will require resetting at the end of three weeks to prevent it from setting in on the heel and bruising it anew. It will be several shoeings before the horn that has been stained by the blood wears out, but by a persistent avoidance of renewed injury the redness will finally disappear and the foot retain the form and strength which are so seriously impaired by the sword cutting so much in vogue. Boiled Roll Pudding. In this pudding stewed dried apples, peaches, prunes, canned fruit, jams, jellies, marmalades or ripe uncooked currants, raspberries, strawberries, blackberries or huckleberries may be used. If dried fruits are used they must be prepared as directed for dried apples, carefully picked, and when spread upon the paste, must have sufficient sugar sprinkled upon them to make them palatable.

Ingredients: One quart of sifted flour; one-half pound suet, freed from fibre and chopped fine; one-half teaspoonful of salt; cold water; fruit. Put the flour into a deep dish, mix into it the suet and salt. Then add cold water gradually enough to make rather a firm paste. Mixing should be done with the hands and done quickly. Remove paste to a well floured bread board.

Dredge the paste liberally with sifted flour and roll it out into an oblong sheet about a half -inch thick. Spread the paste thickly with the fruit to within an inch of the outer edge of the dough. Roll it up; close the free edges by pressure with the fingers to prevent escape of juices. Envelop it in a cotton cloth well floured on the inside. Tie the ends firmly and tack the edge of the cloth.

Boil from one and a half to two hours. Serve hot with sauce. Reddixg's Russia Salve meets with wonderful success In, all caea of skin diseases. 44 It raises the said an enthusiastic friend about Hcnt's Rkmept. The aged and infirm are strengthened and faculties brightened by Malt Bitters.

Several Good Things. If you want good digestion, If you want good health, If vou want good baking, If you want a good stove, If vou want the cheapest stove, If you want a good square meal, Buy a Charter Oak Stove. Good Advice. The Daily Advertiser, St. Albans, Vermont, has the following: "We feel sure that if such of our frienjs as are sufferers from diseases of Kidneys and Liver would but use Warner's Safe Kindey and Liver Cure, they would be benefited.

Advantage of Heavy Plates. The sof bituminous coal used in the West is so destructive on all cast-iron that the heavy plates in the Charter Oak Cook Stove will be appreciated by housekeepers as well as dealers. This advantage, with excellent draft, quick and uniform baking, make the Charter Oak the most desirable stove in the market. Every Farmer and Teamster should know that Frazer Axle Grease cures sore necks and scratches on horses. Buy it anywhere.

Wilhoft's Fever and Ague Tonic, the old reliable remedy, now sells at one dollar. Fome married couples are welded together, ethers only chained. Philadelphia News. A minister stopped at a house and sought to improve the time by giving an eight-year-okl boy an instructive lesson in morality. "My boy," eaid the minister, 44 1 have lived forty-live years, and have never used tobaceo in any form, nor toll a lie, nor uttered an oath, nor played truant, nor "Gemininy crickets," interrupted the lad, 44yer ain't had any fun at all, have 3Te? Prof.

Swixg, of Chicago, in a discourse at a recent meeting of Western fanners, told them that their lank bodies and sorrowful faces came of too much work, too little sleep, and too little good food, and that the same is true as to their boys. ArPLE-ouMPLiNGS rom the pot, Just a dozen, steaming: hot; And the old man, convalescent, says the grace; Then he takes them, one by Eats eleven, while his son Sees them disappear with horror on hi3 face. When the sick man takes the last, Speaks his little boy, aghast, 44 Pa, I haven't had one dumpling; nor has ma." What!" the old man cries, amazed. While ho dropped his knife and gazed, Would you take the last one from your poor sick pa?" Petroleum. Woild.

When a man draws an inference he should draw it mild. X. O. Picayune. TnE Rev.

Mr. Potter, who has been doing missionary work in Persia, finds his labors broushttoan unpleasant termination. The ShafcThas notified him that he must not preach to Mussulmans, and that if he continues to do so he will be arrested. As an arrest under the order of the Shah means beheading, Mr. Potter will have to leave or else keep quiet.

-y They were walking in the fie'ds, and Mary hesitated to pass through a lane that contained a i ugnacious-looking goat. 44 Why, Mary," said Charles, "cume along; this is the first time you ever refused me when I asked you to pass the butter." Upon this appeal, of course she hesitated no longer, especially as she now noticed that William was tethered. OFABfJjfjc; REMEDY. CUrULrf PERMANENTLY CURES KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINTS, Constipation and Piles. Dr.

R. XL Clark, South Hero, Vt. says, 'Incase of Kidney Tranblrs Ithns acted like a charm. It has cured many verybad caes of rile, and baa never failod to act efficiently." Kelson Fairchild, of St. Albans, say.

"It Is of priceless value. A'U-r sixteen years of great suffering from POos and Costlvencss it conv pletely cured me." G. S. Hogabon, of Berkshire, Bays, "One package has done wonders for me La completely ccj ing a severe liver and Kidney Complaint," A POSITIVE An absolute specific for this terrible disease. It removes all saccharine and other injurious element from the system and supplies the material for rebuilding the luv.lth.

It Is thi only certain remedy for this dLtca.se known to the world. IT HAS TH rffffti FOR CHILLS AND FEVER WARNER'S WONDERFUL ar AFE PUTTERS CAUSED or 1 Llalarial Poisoning OF THE BLOOD. A Warranted Cure. Price, SI. 00.

Cure indigestion, remove disfigurements from the face and purify the blood. They are a healthful stimulant to digestion and always sharpen the appetite. tarroa lit! BT aw dkttgcists. ESTTELSial ths at sama tlx. Because It cleanses the system of the poisonous humors tMat develope In Kldneyand Urinary diseases Biliousness Jaundice, Constipation Piles or in Rheumatism, Neuralgia and nervous disorders K1T yKT.WO nary veetablo earn.

poumdmmd tsa seat by mall prepaid. One package will make alx qts of med i else IT XVO'XTU' 11 at the DrwggUta. IMce, $1.09. WILL3, KCSiSSSCS CO Prcjrietcrj, 12 Barllagtw, Tt. WARNER'S hi FOR THE HAIR, BURNETTS ERIME OCOAINE FT" Lightning Photographs.

In the New York Observer recently was an account of a young lad on whose breast a Balm-of-Gilead tree was di3-linctly photographed by a flash of lightning which struck the house where he was and the occurrence seemed so singular that it is not surprising the editors wrote to make sure of the fact before giving it notice. The Observer says: Such lightning marks are very uncommon. But still we have many recorded instances of their occurrence. In 1786, Messrs. Bossut and Leroy reported to the French Academy of Science a case of this kind, which they endeavored to account for by supposing the lightning in its passage through the bodr had forced the blood into the vessels of the skin, so that the ramifications of these vessels were visible.

And at a later date, Arago adopted the same explanation in regard to two persons who were struck by lightning near a poplar tree, the branches of which seemed marked on their breasts, though in both cases strong doubt was thrown on their theory, from the fact that the pictures on the skin so perfectly resembled trees rather than the branching of the veins. In 1812, in a village in Somersetshire, England, six sheep were killed by lightning and on the skin of each, says Chambers'' Journal, was found a very accurate description of the tree under which the animals had taken refuge. At a later date, Signor Orioli brought before a scientific congress at Naples four cases of lightning prints one of a sailor who was struck dead on board his vessel and on whose back was the distinct impression of the horseshoe that was fixed at the head of the foremast which was struck; the second of a sailor, in a somewhat similar position, who was struck by lightning, and on whose breast was the number 44, an almost exact representative of a number 44 at the end of one of the masts; the third, of a young man who had on a girdle with several gold coins in it, the images of which were imprinted by the lightning on his skin in the order they occupied in the girdle; and the fourth, of an Italian lady who was sitting near a window where there were flowers, the image of which was perfectly reproduced or printed on her leg, where it remained permanently. In the West Indies, in 18-33, a little girl, standing at a window near a maple tree, being struck by lightning, had an image of a tree imprinted on her body; and in another case, a boy climbing a tree to steel a bird's nest had on his breast an image of the tree, with the nest on one of its branches, made hy the lightning which struck him. Dr.

Franklin tells us of a similar case in 1786; and Mr. Posy, in one of the French scientific journals, mentions twenty-four well-authenticated cases of lightning impressions on the bodies of men and animals. Eight of these were impressions of trees, one of a bird, one of a cow, four of crosses, three of circles or of coins carried about on the person, two of horse shoes, one of nail, one of a metal comb and one of an armchair. But one case more would I mention, and that known to the writer, and occurring in Hartford, some sixty years ago. A Mr.

Isham, a respectable merchant of that place, was walking in the street, when a sudden and violent thunder shower came up. The lightning struck a house, the flash coming from the east of a large oak tree, on the west of which Mr. Isham was walking and on the west of which, still further on, was the house that was struck. The flash threw Mr. Isham to the ground, and when taken up he was at first thought to be dead.

But after a time as they dashed cold water over him, he revived, and lived afterwards in good health for several years. But as the effect of the lightning, a perfect image of the oak tree was found photographed on his breast, but reversed, as in the case of the lad mentioned in the paper, and as in the ordinary negatives of the photograph. The copy of the tree seemed looking very much as if made with bluish-black India ink. It was seen by large numbers of persons, but how long it remained is not remembered. Since that time the writer has seen two accounts of similar occurrences-one in Georgia, where the tree imprinted on the person struck was an oak; and the other in North Carolina, in which case the tree was a pine.

Who can satisfactorily explain such hitherto unexplained occurrences? Two Clinton (Conn.) men went fishing the other day. One of them was drowned, the other caught cold in his head and died from lockjaw, and they were both buried on the same day. THE BEST HATS DRESSING. BURNETTS Adds vicror to the system by strengthening the shattered nerves and bringing a calm and soothing influence nsth" result. It is a valuable narcotic, and give no ill effects even if an overdose is taken.

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1U0 Nassau SL. N. York 'or Con j'tlon. Artfema tranrhili. CntaTlik liTS a riEv niEATr.ieiT How Long a Base-Ball Pitcher Lasts.

Successful pitchers have very short lives in their positions, the most difficult at first to hit becoming easy game to the heavy hitters in about fouryears. Especially is this the case when he is put in to pitch every game for a few seasons. Batters become familiar to his balls and his different motions in delivering them. Spalding retired in his glory after a short period of sir years. Matthews lasted seven years, but faced no heavy hitters lately for any length of time.

Bond is now in his fifth successful season, but gets it hard occasionally this year, as does White, only in his third year. Nicholas went out very suddenly, but did fine work for a few seasons after 1875. Cummings was great in the days of the lively-ball. This chapter in pitcher's history teaches that the best pitcher will fail in about three years if played without relief. Two good pitchers will last a long time if changed every game.

Cincinnati SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. IfOss of Appetite, Bowels costive. Fain in the Head, with a dull sensation in the back part, Fain, under the shoulder blade, full-nesa after eating, with a disinclination to exertion of body or mind. Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with a feeling of having neglected some duty.

Weariness, Dizziness, fluttering at the Heart, Dots before the eyes. Yellow Skin, Headache generally over the right eye. Kestlessness with fitful dreams, highly colored Urine consTiPATion. Kesumlcisw lituien-tlam ocpsla, llendacbe, Oebiltty. Iriaorderm.

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