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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14
Foreign Items.

England has one mine whore the gal
leries extend halfa mile under the sea.
Among tho galley slaves at the Bapne
OF Toulon are five bank cashiers.
At the late Mecca pilgrimage, 40, 900
pilgrims assembled Mt Mount Ararat, an
increase of 20, 900 over 1868.
The California Chinese are INN
horned toads to China, TO be used In the
treatment oflung diseases.
The duties on tea, sugar and coffee in
Great Britain ore TO be readjusted aud ma
terially lessened before next April.
The Persian army is to be drilled by
British officers. Four officers have already
been assigned to hat duty.
There are forty-one newspapers and
six weekly literary and scientific journals
published In Athens, Greece,
"A railway train was recently struck by
an avalanche on Mount Cents and hurled
down n precipice.
The English Army aud Navy Journal
says that it has been decided 10 abolish the
a Of Cornet and Ensign.
"A well known old baehelor in New
York has bequeathed $500, 600, his entire
fortune, TO Mr.. Bergh's Society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals.
Frogs are now in great demand for
culinary purposes in Franco. One dealer
IN Venice exports them at tho rate of TO-
0OOa week. They cost in the Frerch mar.
ket ID francs the thousand.
-Garibaldi's long. expected work, "Rome
in the XIXth Century" has been turnedin-
to English by Mrs. Col. Chambers, and the
translation and original will soon appear
simultaneously.
The students and unmarried officials
OF Berlin are about to establish sort ofco-
operative kitchen, where n good dinner
and a mug of beer will cost only ten
cents.
-BismRrk's son Herbert has had his
head split open by q sabre stroke in n stu
dent duel Mt Bonn, His father was sum =
20 o thither in haste, and at last ac-
counts the young man was in great danger.
&C, II. A. Carten, American commits.
sion merchant, No. 8 Rue Auber, Paris, is
the owner Of ticket No. "a, 7s0, which
drew the 500. 900 gold prize in the "Ville
de Paris Lottery" drawn on the 4th OF
December.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14
Heavy Crop of Corn.

DR.. Nichols, the editor of the Boston
Journal of Chemistry, in the last number
OF that paper, gives m account of his
experiment in raising corn, which shows a
remarkable degree OF success. The crop
and field'wore both carefully measured and
the result shows that too hundred and nine
bushels Of cars have been produced to the
acre, and the corn Is of the best quality,
and the field was not touched but once,
with either cultiyator or hoe from the time
OF planting.
Tho field was q green sward turned over
IN the autumn of 1868, occupying a posi-
ton midway between hills and iowland. In
the spring, upon the burrows were spread
four cords OF birnyard manure TO the acre
and this was narrowed in and the soil fine,
ly pulverized with a Geddes harrow. The
hills were three feet apart, and into them at
planting was placed q handful of ''bone
and she's mixture; this was covered with
a hlm of earth, and upon it five kernels of
corn were dropped.
We attribute the success of the crop to
fall blowing manure which held the liquid
exerement Of the animals through spring
pulyerization OF the Soil, applying the ma
nure TO the surface, aud TO the use of bone
and ash mixture. We believe the inau.
enoe of this fertilizer was very essential In
the production OF the crop. phe cost of
the corn per bushel, including in the est.
mate ons-half of the cost Of the fertilizers,
is 45 cents. This does not take into &C.
count the fodder, which, in our view, has
o high value. The market price of corn Of
this quality is now Sl,2b per bushel.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14
Nautical Cherries.

ID
A 'land lubber" has been ridiculous
enough to question us as follows
Does n ship wear whalebono in her stays,
and does she ever suffer from tight-lacing !
Does her painter mix his W oolors2
What scales do the sailors weigh the an
Choir WITH
How many inches are there ia her yards?
Is the jolly boat stouter than the rest
Does the captain drive his lady around
the deck in his gig2
Are all the victuals mixed together, when
the sailors have a mess2
La the grog kept in the port-holes2
What do the sailors do with the knots
the ship makes in n doy2
Is the gunwhOle like a mermaid?
Do the sailors lash the mast with a whip?
Is the ships companion n male or fe-
male 2
Are her shrouds made of flame?
When she answers her helm, what does
she say
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14
Horticultural Department.

To kocp pace with the growing interest in pracu
cal Horticulture, and to comply wit. frequent ap.
peals from all parts Of the country for Information OF
a practical character on the subject, We have engaged
he services Of a person who Is experienced in rural
affairs to write in a lucid siyl a series Of articles
on the Management Of Small Farms, Fruit snd
Vegetable Culture, and how to make them pay. civ.
Ing general aud spesi6o directions from planting
to the ultimate dis osal Of the crops.
or late years there has been a lucrative business
carried on by unpriuoipled men. I'm selling worth.
less and old plants under new names to the mex.
pertencod. II TRIBUNE will DO always ready
to guard tho farmer againHt any such impo iion
that comes within our knowledge.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14
No. 2S.

Nervous debility, with ia gloomy attend
ants, low spirits depression, involuntary
emissions, loss Of semen, spermatorrhma,
loss OF power, dizzy head, loss Of memory
and threatened impotence and imbeciity,
hnd q sovereign cure IN Humphreys' Homco-
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Of tho most valuable, mild aud potent Cura-
yves, they strike at once at the root of the
mater, tone up the system, arrest the dis.
charges, and impart yigor and energy. iife
and vitality to the entire man. They have
cured Thousands Of cases. Price So per pack.
age OF five boxes and a large vial OF powder,
which is very important in obstinate or old
cases, or 81 per sinp lie box. Sold by al drug
glsts, and sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Address Humphreys' Specific Homcophuuc
Medicine Co., 562 Broadway, New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14

DIR. Roback, Of Cincinnati, again advertise,
IN our columns, this making his second en-,
gagemeDt with us.
In reference to tho doctors medicines. W.
VIII say this much in their favor, though we
are not IN tho habit Of praising patent or 9th,
or medicines. Last year wo were ailng con.
slderably and feeling inclined to try almost
any remedy, we used q bottle Of his bittcrs,
and. Mt the came time, some II his piIIs. and
we must say We believe we had rcliof by then
use. Should We again find necessity for med.
lelne, We deSign trying Roback's Pills and
Bitters, and our advice to others, with like
neoesslty, Is ~ do likewiae.
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The Full Reports OF the American Institute Farn.
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OandruR.

Aessfs JosEFH BUHNKfr 4 90.
6ennenenChy worst complaint for several years has
beon ndhaTbN. Alter brushing nv hair, my coat collar
would be covered with white scales.
I nave used less than a bottle Of your Cocaine. Tho
uahurgn' ana the irritation which caused II have en-
utoy disappearedt and my bair was never before in 20
good condition. Your obedient servant,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14
Badness.

BosToS, November q, 1862.
Mcssr9 JOSEPH BURNETT 4 Co., Boston,
getifnes-l have been bald seven yeara After
nsing one bottle Of your Cocoainc, my bald pate is cover.
~ ~ over WIN young hair, about three oighta Of an
inch long, which appears strong and healthy and detsr
mined 70 grow.
Il. n MEWWTN
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Irritation of no Scalp.

Mcssrs JOsErH BunNFrT Co 80 N
Dotr Sirs,-i have derived mucL benefit from p,o r.,
~ your ,Ocoaino. Twelve years ago 4 had the typhus
ioycr after my recovery 1 found nlyself tr,ptied ~,
an init ttiOu Of tho scalp. M
1 purchased one. bottle Of your Cocoaino only for tho
hn,tvly Ienoved me Irritation Of 80 long standing. I
nave recommended II TO several of my friends. vho F,rs
afflicted Ia the same way, and IL has vroiiy cradicsted
'ho U'saso JOSEPH hill, in.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14
Loss of Hair.

BOSTON, July 10.
For many months my hair has been falling IN. until I
was fearful Of losing II entirely. The skin upon my
head became gradually more aud more innamcd.
/ commenced tho use Of your Cocoaine the last week
IN juno. The first application allayed tho itching and
irritation in three or four days the radness and tender-
moss disappeared, the hair ceased 10 fall, and ihavo
now q thick growth Of now hair.
Yours, yey truly, SUSAN r. POPH
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14
"a RornarknbIe Cnan.

Ncssrs BURNETT a CO.:
My daughter has been afflicted with neuralgia In ~ .
head for three year.. Sho has used during Tint time
muuy powerful applications. These. with tho intense
heat caused by the pains. burned her hair 80 badly thai
In October. ir5l, 30 al came on
She was induced 20 Try Jour Cocaine, aud the result
was Astounding She had not used half tho contenta oil
hottie before her head was covered with a II o yonng
hair In four months the hair has grown several inches
In length, very thick soft, and line, and Of a dark n
WM. EDDY
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HRir-Dressinp.

The ToHotrfng note r. Irop NE p@sft-inot-n propristor Of
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NEW YORK, September y, isga.
j. BunNrTr, ESQ
Dear Sr,-Ior some time past I have boon using your
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n my Endorsement is Of value you re perfectly Al
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FRANK LESLIE.
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Coo Q
NO h

possesses the peculiar properties which 10 cxactiv sui
tue various conditions Of the human hair.
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RTATpTTEERH ~

GNHOOSE between a vigorous life or
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JOSEPH BURNETT = Coz
Goni0uen.-You Cocoaine 81 tho only dressing for the
hair used In my family for tho last eight years. ID atom.
pod my wiio's hair from coming out and increased IL
growth.
I am also under obligations 20 this same Coooaiuo for
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previous ~ using this valuable preparation.
Ven tfuly, yours, j. U. MITCHELL.
Grocer, Bangor, Nc.
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We do not wish to inform you, reader. that DR.. Won
dertul, or any other man, has discovered a romcdy tha
cures when the lungs arc hall consumed,
IN short, viii cure all diseases whothcr Of mind, body or
estate, make men live forever, and leave death 10 play
Tor want oi work, and lsdesigned Z omake our suhlunarJ
sphere a hlissiul paradise, 20 which Heaven Itself shal
DO but q side show. You have hc1rd enough of tbFt
KIND o. hnmbugery, and we dnngt wonder that you have
ny thls lime become Disguised. with ". But when |
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GTe ne Iorst oaso'gC CIiagrh, I only aScrt that which
that | cannot cure.
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UsE Dir. PIERcE's Alternative Extract. or
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14

Canada fox. hunters so to the field IN
railway cars and cary the fox with them in
a bag.
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REv. WM. II. PATToN's ADvIoE.-To each
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Insure in the Washington.
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| kept By dpoHc-
carries IN his
country. 4
SINGLE trial riR
]coRriace the most
skepticai Of It's
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II is Aow ciern
gears since DR..
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- den, came 10 this.
country and Introduced The Sean
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tChich time thousands hare been.
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other blood diseases. II confirms.
besides the Lodidc Of Potassa and.
Syrup Of SiiiIiRgid, drugs import
cd from S,ccden .Jor is cypress
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Ill L.
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WIDE AwAKE-The man who secures ahfo
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AVERT II EvM.-If mothers would give
Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup to their children wnCn
sick, mortality would be loss among them.
1t costs only 20 cents.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14

Dr.. Robacks
Blood Pills are
% %%s"fc % %.5 s:
Gaciured for a
Isimiior purpose.
- One trial iUrg..
riaIiy establishes item as .tdroriits.
ch dH 'oho use them.
THE reasons wLy Dr. Roi4r!
Blood Pile hs,dd be icpt IN ru-
cry family are: Because hcy can.
be employed IN dH cases wbere q.
"famiiy Physie' is required, and.
are perfectly safe IN heir admin.
istration at all times; Because
L..
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sLOOMINGTON, i'll, NURSERY.

OF n How I made IL Il In mos. with steneils
NI.I4U Ssmples mailed fr5o. - TsisH. M y.
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GREAT BARGAINS in IOWA AND nj
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answered. Address me at Atlantic, Cas- 90, Iowa.
n. IA. WHITNEY
Anont Atlantic Toup 10.
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PURIFIER

they are made
both With and
1rifhoW sugar
coating, thus
adapting them 10
Ihe use Of epeJy-
BODY; Because
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14

SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF DR.. Butts Dispon-
snry, headed Book for tho mili0n-MAR.
IlAGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t
should DO read by all,
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,OHAPPED HANDS, Face, Rough Skin, PIN
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lar soap, made by CASWELL, HAZARD a
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SENSATION FINnER 1nREaI

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SEE Little Corporal" among ADVERTISE
ments.
PRIvATE medical aid. Read DR.. Winters
advertisement.
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THE TRIBUNE, New York.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-01

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