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thoroughly by dashing water inside the
carcass, and cool as soon as may be. a
small sheep, fat, weighing sixty to eighty
pounds, may easily be consumed by an
ordinary sized family before it gets
tainted, except in the very hottest
weather; if larger, it may be divided
with neighbor, 60 be returned in kind,
or sold if the neighbor does not keep
sheep. A small flock of sheep may ca
silly be taught to heed and be driven to
and from the pasture with mich COWS.
The wool Will fully pay for the care be-
stowS1, and the mutton may be consid-
cred clear gain and, certainly, no one
will deny, once having eaten a meal of
well-fed mutton, that it is infnitely supe-
rior to either salted pork or bacon.
Even when placed in competition with
ham, either sliced or boiled whole, NUT
ton will undoubtedly compare favora
bly, with it, at least for a change
Western Rural.
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One SO Cent Bottle
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AMI
PREVENT THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN
ATTACKS OF EPIDEMICS AND CONTA
GIOUS DISEASES TIAN ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS EXPENDES FOR OTHER MED
ICINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY re
LIEF Is APPLIED EXTERNALLY-OR IA
KEN INTERNALLY ACCORDING TO Dl
REOTIONS PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST.
IMPORTANT iners Formers aud others re
cult 70 secure the services OF physiciRn, RAD
WAYS READY RELI e. + Is Invaluable. II cRn
be used with positive assurance OF doing good 10
al cases where pain or discomfort Is OK peTienCed
or u seized VII Ilnuenza, Diptheria rore Ihrost
Bad Coughs, HOarseness, Bilious tollc, iuham
nation Of the Bowels, stomach, Lungs, Liver, kld
neySi or with Group. Qutnsey, Fever and que. OF
with Neuralgia, Heada che, Tic ID sloreuK, Iootn-
ache, Earache. or With LumhagO, Pain In the
b. ok T. rheumatism; with DlarrhCea, cholcrs
or Bruises; or with strains, Cramps or paems
The application OF Railways READY RE-
II IF Will cure yo1 OF the worst OF bese eoau
plants la = few hours
Twenty drops In half tumhlcr or water vii 10
a few moments CRAMPS. SPASA-, sou h
STOMACH. II "a KTBURN. 81 X II "a nACH r,
DI ARRHE \. DfS EMERY, COLO. WI Nd y
THE BOWELS, and all INTERNAL PA rs.
Travellers shOul1 always carry a bottle 81 RA u
WAYS READY RELIEF with hem. A drof,
In water will prevent sickness or pains from
change ofwater. IL Is Better lhan French Brandy
or Biters a stimulant.
Sold by Druggists. Price so Cents
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THERE are nov. ninety-eight protest
ant churches in Mexico, five years sgo
there were less than six.
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Making a total of


This is equal to S248 per capita for
the entire population but. of course,
it does not bear equally on all. The
nation also owes, according to recent
estimates, not less than $3.50, 900, 900 on
account Of unsettled claims pending be-
fore congress, the departments or the
courts. On the greater part of this
debt interest is paid on an average rate
of about six per cent. 1t is impossible
to ascertain how much of this indebted
ness is held abroad. Bonds are sent
abroad and others are sent home at
short intervals. Aside from the ma
tioDal debt, most of the claims repre-
sent material improvements, although
nearly eighty millions of the national
debt represents the principal and inter
est on railroad bonds which have been
loaned, and for which there is already
nominal securities.
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WAITED 100. 900 600 Men !5 ,. mA Any y
for situation the pear Get gene 1Trr ,,,vil
store. hey VII engage yen I ~ collars,
vIe P,l cen Of box or E0ss with vi you
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How Much Do We Owe 2

The New York Shipping Gazette
says:
We have been accustomed to consider
the national debt as representing the
real indebtedness of the country.
That debt is now 81, 147, 725. 277. But
the aggregate of all the debts of the
country, state, county and municipal,
added to the national debt, may be
added up as follows
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The LARGEST LOCOMOTIVE IN THE
WoRLD.-The largest locomotive in the
world is the 50 Pennsylvania" on the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad.
The principal dimensions of this engine
are as follows Diameter of cylinders,
20 inches length of stroke, 26 inches /;
number of driving wheels, II diane
fer of drivers, feet /; and the weight
of the engine alone is so tons.
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JUST TAKEN HIS BTTTERs. We heard
a eeedy- looking individual with an
alarmingly red nose remark to a brother
soaker that he had ''just had his bit
ters. but he did not mind taking an
other nip" His remark suggested a
train of reelection. How was it. we
asked ourselves, that the word " bit
ters" had grown to be a synonym for
gin, whisky, rum, and other alcoholic
stimulants, to which IL was applied in
Discriminatory. Bitters, we reasoned,
suggested the idea of a healthful tonic,
not of a poisonous stimulant; something
invigOrating to the system, not an alco.
hOlic irTitant, full of fusel oil. produc-
ing present intoxication and Ultimate
Insanity, Idiocv, or premature 81 aih.
Moreover. our idea of bitters was totally
irreconciable with " gan cocktails, ."
"rum punches, and brandy smashes, ]"
which, we are informed, are sweetened
with sugar, and rendered doubly iujur-
ious with essences colored by means Of
mineral poison. This was bitter-sweet
with a vengeance. We mentioned this
problem TO a friend. He solved it by
exclaiming Why, don't you know
that most of these bitters advertised as
remedies are only drains IN disguise.
Topers know it, If you do not. 1 must
make one exception, however" he adj
ded, " and that's Dr.. Walkers Califor-
MIA Vinegar Bitters there isn't a par
ticle f alcohol or fermented liquor in
it. and it is the best vegetable tonic and
/ slterative IN America.
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ADVICE IN Cases OF PoIsoNING.-
Stir into glass of water a heaping
teaspoonful each of salt and mustard
and drink Immediately. One or more
doses will cause venting, and cleanse
the stomach. To overcome the effects,
swallow the whites of two or three
eggs, and drink cup or two of strong
coffee.
Sweet oil, taken freely, is excellent
in poisoning.
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WAUKESHA WATER,
Mineral Rock Spring,
CURES
DrOpsy, Diabetes, GraHel, Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, LGtundice,
Bright's Disease,

And all diseases Of the liver and kidneys This
water IS now known nd sold q remedy for the
above diseases; in all par Of tie " ord; II Is
truly wonderful whar effect IL has upon tn- human
system. II is now being SHIPPED at tire following
pricts:
jugs 50 cents per gat. package extra bottles fqts
$50 per doz. Money must acc company The order
your druegis' for WAukcsha Nj tsral Rock spring
Water Address G.. G.. OLIS & Co Wankesha,
WIS, for orders Tor the water for circulars
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IT'S THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE FOB
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases. Gravel, DIABETES
Dropsy, stoppage OF Wster. Incontinence OF Urine
Brights Disease. Albuminuria, and In all cases
where there brick dust deposits. Chronic hheu.
matism Scrofula. Glandular Swelling, HACKING
Dry Cough, Cgncerous a ffectiuns syphilitie com.
plants, Bleeding OF the Lungs. Dyspepsia water
Brash, Tic DOloreux, White SgelliDgs, Tumors
Ulcers, skin and Hip Diseases, Mercurial Diseases
Female Complaints, Govt. Dropsy, Hickets SAL
Rh um, Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Com-
plants, Ulcers ia the Throat, Mouth, Tuners
Nodes In the Glands and other parts OF the system
sore Eyes. strunlorous Discharges from me EsIs
aud he worst forms OF skin Diseases, Eruptions
Fever Sores. SCald Head, Ring Worm, helt
Rheum. Eryspelas Acne. Black spots, Worrus ID
the Flesh, Caucer IN tue Womb, and all weaken
ing and pain iul discharges, Night Sweats Ioea o.
Spe and all wastes OF the life pT1nciples are
within the curative range Of this wonder OF MOD
srn chemistry, and few days use will prove 70
any person using for either OF these forms OF OLE
ase Its potent power TO cure them
Price Sl.OO Per Bottle.
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While I was il Europe, stood in a
grand cathedral, adIniring the paintings
and statuary, when friend called at
tentiou to theoane overhead. looked
upward to thsseIling far above us, but
could see only cloud like hue. Soon,
however, the Unfusion vanished, and
angelic faces ware looking down upon
cent dome. It Sas a beautiful thought
of the artist. And so the cloud Of wit
nesses gaze lovingly down upon every
clouds about ms, but they melt away,
and / can behold the saints, the loved
gone before me, with looks Of encour-
agement and affection, filing the heav-
ems around and above me.-BisbOp
Simpson.
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A-atP y z 70 MS
Pocket Photoscope. J,

Has ere a. me- gnifyinF power, used for detscsif p
counterr II money, shOddy in cloth, Tore On ~
stances ia the - - 10 wounds, etc and eNhinine
inse g. i0p crs and j. ants: 20 dciec flaws 10 met.
as fine ess OF wood era n decipher Nrtlut
otherwise iegiDie; aud for the lnspecton o. gssin.
onv.x ems, ~ inches In Il anIcter Mounted ~
les her, n nd carr en n the We pocket. rice ~
cents two fOr e. nee bv mail. Agents Whnle,t-
illustrate crcuaTs nd terms free aaiees ~ e..
r.. BYKN. r. q. Box 49,. New YORK. Inccf M
Nnasnn ai,e- L flfaie Mhere Won saw ibis.
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FIVE MYSTERIOUS PICTURES
Kentucky Military Institute.

TTIW ENTY-NTNTHA AGA DEMIC YEAR WILL
i begin FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER 1874.
For Information address,
Col. ROB'F y ALI EN-. Supt X. 81 T.,
Farmdale p. o., Franklin county. Kentucky
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then froLres 2 proioundest depths comes
up the gufural of the basso, saying
also, vii wash ; an last of it they
strike in to ether, crying out in concert,
[ Will was = No one could imagine
that in this singular and oft-repeated
announcement of an intended abIution
was rendered sacred song for the
spiritual edihcation of Christian con
gregation of those solemn words of the
Psalmist, i viii wash mine hands in
innocency; so viii 1 compass thine
altar, O Lord -
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~ it. IumOr, Oddities, and PeeuIiarities
of the Emerald Isle.
From a work recently issued in Lon
don, entitled "Life and Unpublished
papers of Samuel Lover, the following
extracts are made:
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CHANGES IN PERsIA.-Rev. Mr.. Old
father writes of changes in Persia !:
Times OF weighty moment are now
balancing in the religious and political
scales of Persia. Lines of telegram
already checker it. Baron Reuter- and
his company of engineers from England
are now surveying railway from Resht
to Teheran and Bandor Booshar. There
is much inquiry after schools, and dill
gence to learn. The Shah is taking
wise measures for the good of his
subIects-in word, Persia is awaken
ing to me demands of the age.
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REFLRcTING POWER OF FLAAfE.-Re
cent experiments by NJ. Sorel prove
that carbon retains its rejecting capacity
even at the highest temperatures. A
sunbeam becomes reflected by diffusion
and Is polarized In exactly the same
manner, whether it fall upon brilliant
flame or upon smoke.
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FRESH MUTTON VS.. SALTED MEATS FOR
SUMNER. armers, as rule, eat too
much sailed meat both in winter and
summer. There is certainly no reason
whatever wley this should be the case
during six months of the year, and no
valid reason, except prejudice, why
fresh meat should not be used in sum-
mer to far greater extent that it is.
The real reason is q groundless preju-
dice against the use of mutton, and
most nutritious, economical aud health
ful of meats. It is true there is a sim
gle disability connected with the raising
of sheep either as wool or mutton, and
that is the number of worthless ours
with which our villages, and indeed,
many of our farms abound but this
would be easily cured if more or less
sheep were bred on every farm, since it
would then be to the interest of every
farmer not only either to kill or educate
the farm dogs, but also to wage unre
lenting war upon those not educated TO |
understand the rights of property. One |
of the principal objections to the use of |
mutton among farmers, we believe is |
the taste of the meat will contract from |
the wool, If not properly dressed. This |
is easily avoidt d. All that is needed is |
to bleed, skin and disembowel as
quickly as possible, keeping the wool
from CONTACT with the flesh wash |
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THE WONDERFUL coMPosURE

OF some of these persons, though some
times very irritating, is certainly very
laughableN I once learned what was
the judici Rs rule of a Galway waiter
for taking liberties. had left my note
book on the breakfast table while L
went for some letters that were in my
bedroom, and on my return 1 saw this
parsonage quietly inspecting my private
records. On my reproving With some
emphasis the impertinence he had been
guilty of, he answered with the greatest
calmness ooh, 1 beg your pardon
sir; l did not think you were in the
room, or / wouldn't have thought of
doing il.
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\ perfect Renovator and lnvigOratN
of fine system Never before IN theJ
history Of the world has a medicine beep|
compounded possessing The renarkabifl
Qualities of VINEGAR rITrEBs in hcaling the
lick az cvcrv disease man Is heir TO They
are a gentle Purgatiye as well as a Icni
relieving Congestion o. Inflammation 20
the Liver and Yi.cemi Organs n Biiiors
Diseases
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The nrOneriIes ~ ~. "

VINEGAR BfTTTKRs arc Apcrent Dapnore,ic
Ca1ninativc. Nutritious. LaXative, DiuretS's
Sedative. Counter. Irrilant. Sudoriiic- Aver 7
IL. nt,l A Mi llf.il-La
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grateful IHOuSanGS proclaim VIM.
FGAR BrTyrERs the most wonderful I'M
yigorant that ever sustained the sinking
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w he en- name ms y ihs sassl No az :
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Send one letters amp TO RAILWAY q CO. No
~ Warren Street. New York. Information WORLD
thousands will be sent GU
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The Pencil and Memorandum Book.

Let every. Patron make an expert
ment this sea n of what it costs TO pro-
duce a bushel of corn. Try one field,
if not the whole crop. Keep an accu-
rate account Of the time and cost of
breaking the ground, and preparation
for planting what implements he uses,
whether harrow, roller, or drag, or all
how planted, whether in hills or drills
how much and what variety of seed
the kind of land, whether bottom or
upland, sandyor clay, sod or fallow
how much manure, If any, used, and
what kind and how applied. Also keep
the date of planting, and the manner OF
cultivation and the implements used.
Charge reasonable wages for all the
labor expended, charge reasonable rent
for the land-whatever is customary in
the vicinity; also, cost at gathering and
marketing. Give your fields credit for
the number of bushels produced at the
market price at husking time, and we
can easily compute the profits.
Ladies, keep an account of the eggs,
butter, chickens, ducks and turkeys you
sell, and the amount of groceries and
other things purchased with them, and,
perhaps, many OF your husbands will
be not a little surprised at the amount
Of money you have saved for them, and
Will conclude that you are helpmates
indeed. Attend to these things care
fully, that we may know the profits Of
farming. Farmer.
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Over The hill-tops. fold upon fold,
Like blood-stained banners within the sky,
Braided with crimson and fringed with gold,
In a sea of amber the spent clouds lie.
Down in the valley the slumNrous trees
Droop, heavy jewelsd witt FALLEN rain;
And spicy-scented, tremulcN breeze
In ripples crosses the bending grain.
The winding river, like silver, CLEANS
Through dreamy vistas that melt and fade,
And the sunlight, falling in slantiug beams,
Strikes deep in the heart of the forests shade.
On distant uplands the lov pine
Is ringed with purple an6~bOund with FIRE;
The stones in the churchyard glance and shine,
And the weather-vane is gilded wire
The tapering cedar, Ike spear.
Shoots out of the clih, where stands revealed
The rocky ledge; and the herd appear
Like spots Of color within the field
And the braided banners Of cloud are seen
To hercer burn, as with sudden shame;
While the vale below and the hills between
Are drowned in a yellow mist Of fame.
And a farmers boy. all aglare with light,
Looks over the cliff where the cedars grow,
And shades with his hand his dazZled sight,
And calls to his comrades down below.
Then the brazen woodlands echo and ring.
And the earth and the sky seem to shout with hir
pearly arch is the hawks fleet wing;
And the sweltering landscape seems TO m
On Wonder hillside a cottage shines
The window westward flashes and glOws;
1t nestles amid its shelteriug vines
OF ghstening ivy, like a rose.
And there in the porch two lovers WOO
Her slender figure his arms enfold
While doves in the d0ve-cot bill and coo,
And rufie their necks Of green and gold.
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A"FulI" Description.

A st. Louis Jenkins goes into details
over the toilets of a recent ball with the
following result +" Miss IA: Dressed
in sow-colored more antique la poult
de sole, with puff up behind, corner
wise. Miss BIB: Snuff colored rose
geranium tulIe, with cross-eyed lace
work in the back seam, joining I'M a
tack on the deconetee waist, la POM
padour. Miss &C: Hoop la corsage
with buttons to match, feu de joie of
liver colored velvet on the rampage mp
an down the middle. Miss Did I:
Quilted skirt worked in boot-Jack quill
ing, eorsage equipoise with left-han,
ded bias looking at IL o. the gored
side. Miss e e: Chignon of hair with
arrow-root fringe; skirt of gaamboge
swiss, with slippery elm rn nc, a ia
Louis Quatorze. Mrs. F.: The most
architectural costume IN the room
pannier immense, Globe, Times, and
Dispatched au vent of pink ribbon,
zigzag over the eccentric polonalse, halr
chevreaux de frise. with game rooster
couchant. Mrs. G.: Blaek-and-tan
overskirt and Pozzioli powder on cheeks,
white gloves cleaned la benzlne, mum.
Der twelve slippers and palm-leaf ian.
THE butter product of this country IS
GOO, 10000 pounds, and the cheese eX-
IL Nrfz Dc n
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THE FARMERS CHANcE.-Hintino the
possibility of a famine in this country.
the Rural New Yorker saws From ali
quarters comes the information that
Tins country has not been, in MANY
years, so shorn of farm produce-of
wheaS, corn, rye, oats, barley and veg
etaDles. Talk of more currency Of
what use would it be to the farmer who
has nothing to exchange for it? The
south has to purchase food, and tbou.
sands along the Mississippi valley have
got to be fed by charitable hands and
furnished with the means wherewith to
make crop. Iowa and AIissi.sinni
have had to feed farmers, occupvipg
large areas on their western borders
else they would have starved. the mast
winter. Seed must be furnished them
for the spring planting Michigan
farmers have nothing to sell, and are
buying hay for their stock. Central
Illinois Is cleaned out of wheat. corn
etc., and failure of crop there would
compel importations, ACCORDING to re-
liable testimony. The reserves of
grain are not large. In Europe they
are smaller proportionally than with us.
A bad harvest in Europe and a short
one here will cause suffering. In view
OF the vast number of non-producers,
of the diversion of farm labor to stock
and dairy husbandry instead of the
production of food crops, the growing
inclination of farmers to ''sell out " and
live on the interest of their MONEY!"
there is some reason OF apprehension as
regards future supplies, and much rea-
son why those who cultivate the soil
do so hopefully, so far as prices are
concerned. We cannot help thinking
that the wises5 farmer for 1874 will be
he who devotes the least time to farm
ers conventions, spends the least breath
IN class denunciation, and who devotes
himself most earnestly and intelhgently
TO the producing of food (and variety
OF IT. with which to supply the demand
that the year is sure to give him, and
reap therefor the remuneration to
which his labor viii be entitled ana
which he Will surely realize. For, with
the present stock Of all food material
in all quarters of the globe, we can
not imagine change that shall he I'M
favorable to the farmer who has food
to sell at the close of 1874.
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VECETINE
Purifes the Blood, Renovales and Invigorates
the whole System. It's Medical Prop
critics are Alternative, Tonic,
Solvent and Diuretic

VEGETINF is made exclusively f.orn the juices
Of carefully selected barks. roots, and herbs and
so strongly concentrated, that it viii edectuaIy
eradicate from the system every faint Of Scrofula
Scrofulou5 Humor Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous
Humor. Erysipelas. salt Rheum. syphiitic Dis
eases, Cauker, Faiutness at the STOMACH. and all
diseases that arise from Impure b Api. sciatica.
fuhammatory and Chronic RheuuN ism, Neural.
gia, Gout, and Spinal Complaints, can only be eff
fectuaIy cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases OF the skin,
Pusules Pimples Blotches, -Boils letter. ScaId-
head, and Ringworm, Y EG ETISyE has never failed
20 effect permanent cure
For Pains in the Ba K. Kidney Complaints.
Dropsy, Female Weakness, Leucorrhoa. arising
flom internal liberation. and uterine diseases and
causes of these complaints. II invieorates and
cretive gans, aIlays Inflammation, cures ulcera-
tion and regulates The bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspep sa, Habitual Costiveness.
Palpitati0n Of the Heart, Headache Piles. Ner-
vousuess. and general prostration Of the nervous
system no medicine has ever given such pe-iecS
satisfaction as the NEGETINE. il purides thd
blood. Cleanses all of the organs and possesses a
controlling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGErISE
have induced many physicians aud apothecarIes
whom we know 10 prescribe ana use 10 I'm their
own families.
In fact, EGErISE IS the best remedy yet dE
covered for The above diseases and is the only ~
liable BLOOD PURIFIER yet paced before the
public