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No Sewing Machine Received a Higher Prize.

FEW GOOD REASONS;
IA FetO InUentioT THOROUGHLY TESTED and
secured by Letters. Patent
2.-Makes'a perfect LOCK STITCH, alike on both
sides. esH kinds of goods I'-'
3.-RUNs LIGHT SMOOTH, NoIsELIlss and RAPID
best combination of qualities. ...r4.
4-DUEABLE-Runs for Years without Repaifs.
5.-W'It do all Va fettfoI Work and Fancy Stitcb-
ing in a superior manner.
6.-Is Most Easily Managed by the operator
Length of stitch may be altered while running,
and machine be threaded without passing
thread through holes.
7.-Design Simple, Ingenious. EzegaHt, forming
the stitch t0tlioIa the use of;Cog Wheel Gears,
Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has the AutoBl0tfc
Drop FEED, which fSsrTesgtrlJoTp length OF stitch
at any speed. Has our new Thread Controller,
which allows easy movement Of needle-bar and
IroUents INJURY to thread.
S.-CoNsTRUCTTOS alost careful and FINISHED
It Is manufactured by the most sEEtsl and ereri-
e1eed mechanics At the celebrated Remington
ArmOry, IIiOn, N. Y. New York ONCE,
No. Madison Square, CKurtz's BuIld-
ing.) BRANCH OFFICES ASS state ST.,
Chicago, IIl.5 $40 Superior ST., Cleveland,
Ohio; 1SI Fourth St, Cincinnati, O.s 4OG
Main St, buffalo, N. VS. 332 Washington
ST., Boston, Mass $40 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa 10 Sixth ST., Pitts
buTgh, Pa.
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ono so Cent Bottle

SU0 ~
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND
PREVENT THE SYSTEM AGAINST
ATTACKS OF EPIDEMICS AND CONTA-
GIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE HUNDRED
DOLLAIS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED
ICINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF IS APPLIED EXTERNALLY-OR Ia
KEN INTERNALLY ACCORDING TO d.
RECTIONS--PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST.
1MPORTANT.-AIiners Farmers and others re-
sid ing In sparsel ysettled districts where 10 Ia i-
cult % secure the services of physician, r. D
WAYS READY RELIEF is Invaluable. II can
al cases where pain discomfort is perien ced
OF II seized Win LuHuenza Diptheria. Throat,
BAD coughs, HOarsenesg, Bilious Collie, 1nham-
NATION OF The Bowels, Stomach, Lungs, Liver i'd
neysi or with Group, Quinsey, Fever and Agrs; or
with Neuralgia, Headache Tic D0loreuK Iooth-
Back or Rheumatismi or with Diarrhosa, Cholera
MorDusJ or Dysentery; or with Ruruar Scalds,
or Brulsesi or with Strains, Cramps or SpasIns.
Inc application Of Railways READY RE
lIlEf VIII cure you OF the worst OF these com
plants In few hours.
Twenty drops in half tunbler OF vyatsr viii in
Few moments cure CRAMPS. EPAshS. SOUR
S1OmAGH. HEA RTBURN, SICK II EA DACH r,
I1AkaA SEAs DNS EMERY, COLO, WIND IN
L lie ~ " Els, and all INTERNAL PAINS.
LIaAelers should always carry a bottle OF RA D.
", VA > READY RELI EFF with them. A few drops
ch3nge ofwater. 1t is better than French Brandy
or EitteFs as q stimulant.
Sold by Druggists. Price so Cents.
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Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Etc.

A few months after having commenced the
manufacture of DR.. Pierce's Code Ee-,Tedical
Discovery, the proprietor began to- receive
numerous letters from all parts of the western
and southern states bestowing the most un-
bounded praise upon it for having promptly
cured the writer's or their friends OF fever and
ague, or other forms of miasmatic, or mala-
rious diseases. He was repeatedly urged to
make known the wonderful virtues of the Dis
cOverY in the cure of ague and kindred dis
eases He always replied that it was not in
tended for a " cure all, #" and should ne recon
mend it to people as a remedy for so many
different forms and classes of disease he
feared those who had never tested its virtues
would at once class it ameng the numerous
humbuSs of the day. This answer was salts
factory to no one; they argued that the whole
country ought to know it at once and express
ed their astOnishment at his Indifference to
the subject. His ear and hesrt being at all
times open to the call of suffering humanity
he has at last, after having received testimony
from hundreds who have been speedily cured
by it, and many OF them after q1fnia and all
the usual means had failed, consented to make
the matter known
NEWMAN, Jefferson county, Kansas
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KNsMAN, o., has a phenomenon in
the person of little girl named Jessie
Perkins, who can tell coIors by touch.
Several physicians have examined her,
who pronounce her case one of the
most remarkable on record.
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whole Tioilsts, so, .HIeSlveF. So GUAR

collars.
Whole Tickets, $40, HelveF, SIS Quar-
PLAN OF THE LoTTERY.-The numbers from to
tickets printed on separate slips Of paper are en-
circled with mail lin tubes aud placed in one
wheel; The first z6s prizes, similarly printed and
eneircGled, are placed in another wheel , = he
rom the wheel or humber and at the same time
a prize is drawn from the other wheel. The num-
TO the audience, and registered BY The commits
sloneIs, The prize being placed against Ine nn NJ per
prizes drawn out.
.ExrLAsATIoN or APPRoxIMATIoS PRIzEs.-
those drawing the ia St three 3l prizes, Will be en-
titled 10 the II approximation prizes. For eN-
ample; If ticket \ II 25G draws the So go dollar
il .252. will each be entitled to 5000 dollars II
ticket No SO draws the :QO09 dollar prize, those
titled 10 625 dol airs. aud SO on, according 10 the
The coo prize of ten dollars will be determine
by the last ngure Of the number that draws the so
drawing he 80 700 dollar prize ends with l. then ali
~ ~ 5IS me ny glUs MIL D
Then all the tickets where the number ends with 2
Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
able In full without deduction; -.
aiaiely after the drawng-other prizes al the usual
Persons wishing to purchase tickets should send
money IN registered letter. postofice order, or
mdaeT er t bee Poief2 y sTen9ed fb TO- an1 ms
sloners certified prom ted drawing will be sent 10
Charter granted by the legislature Of Kentucky,
ioF Ty me oenehl OF the university OF Paducah. -
posted with the state by the lottery managers.
Saturday Of each month in the future
The official drawings Of this lottery VIII he pub
York Herald, and New York Sun. ---'-'
Prizes Payable in Full Without Deduction.
Address orders for tickets to
GEO. WEBSTER,
no. p Third street, Louisville, Ky.
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$40 to $1,000 invested in Wall street
often leads to q fortune. Pamphlet with ex,
plantations and statistics Of Railroads, Stocks,
Bonds, ETC., with other valuable information.
mailed on receipt of so cents. Address Alex
rockingham q Co., Bankers and Brokers, u
Wall Rtreet. New York
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ReEVard-I VIII give siCO for any case of flesh,
bone or muscle ailment like rheumatism bruIse
spawn, strain or lameness, apon either man or an
imal, which the Mexican Mustang LinImspt vii
not cure when used according TO directions Near
thirty years has proved it TO be the most yvorder-
full remedy for neuralgia, burns, sweuings en-
iarEed join s. heoF ali, screw worm, sting, caked
breasts etc., ever discovered. " no Will let horse
limp when Mustang Liniment VIII cure ltg Who
viii let child cry and suffer frsm bruises or chill.
bla'ns when the Mustang will prevent It? Who
will pay large doctors bills when they can buy
Mexican Ln!ment TOR 50 cents and SIO9q II is
wrapped in a steel-plRte label, signed &c. w
WestbrOOk Chemist" Vim. Z. Everson agent
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DEvoNsHIRE CREAM. The "clotted
cream" of Devonshire is another famous
English delicacy, the manufacture of
which is described by the same author
ity thus " Set up the milk in tin or
copper vessels, aud if possible on the
stove on which it is to be heated. 1t
should stand twelve hours and be very
gently placed on the stove if needful to
be moved it should there be made
gradually made scalding hot, so that
the cream just rises in blisters; on no
account whatever allow it to boil. 1t
should be allowed to cool very gently,
and the cream remains twelve hours
longer on the milk, when the whole
should be SKINNED and lifted off. To
make butter from this scalded cream as
in Dsvonshire. it should be gently beat
on by the hand or large wooden spoon
for n few minutes and it will become
butter. Two or three days cream may
be kept to be made up into butter if
more convenient to do so. >"
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Founded on a ROcIEI-The- disappointed ad-
venture who have from time 10 time ATTEMPTED
to run their worthless potions against Plantation
Bitters, vow that they cannot understand what
foundation there is for its amazing popularity
The explanation is simple enough. The reputat. on
Of the world renowned tonic is, founded upon a
rock, the Rock of Fxperlence
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PnPLEs, blOtches, and other insight
ly eruptiens Of the skin should be gotten ri5
of as quickly as possible. DIR. Wishart's Pine
Tree Tar Cordial viii remove all such things
by purifying the blood.-COm.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-09-24

WHEN the Arkansas census taker next
goes around he will find Peter Dayton
missing from earth. The old man
found a package and threw it on the
fire to see if it was powder or sand. It
wasn't sand.
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n II = 49, -s'1'-- =
STAG, COG in gold, houses and lands in differ
ent portions of the state. at Houston, Texas,
October %. Col. J. z. Foster, Manager, is
spoken of in high terms by the press Of Texas.
Only rs, 600 tickets are issued, at 50 zach, and
the public may feel safe in investing in it, as
it is In the hands of men who can be depended
upon.- Communicated.
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eferson county, Kansas

DR.. PIERCE-Haying used few bottles of
your Golden Medical Discovery, AMI believing
it to be the very best medicine for chills ana
fever, wish to buy it by the dozen please give
me your price for it. Rev. THOs. O'RIEILY
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-09-24

ALL the advancement in science, art
and civilization has not prevented children
from kicking holes through the toes Of their
shoes. Only SILVER TIPS prevent this. Try
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Frona ID. LouIs, DO.

DE-. WIsHAEr, Philadelphia: Dear efr-Durins
visit TO philadelphia some three years ago. yss
sunerlng nom severe cold, and was fnducfd 10
take bottle Of your Pine Tree Tar Cordial v-hich
had the eject Of curing me Ia a few days 1 lave
q Cd II IN my family ever since. am OF the
opinion that Il saved the lie Of my daughter. who
was suILerluE from = severe and painful cough n
the publication OF this win be OF ary eeTyis- ,,ou
are At liberty 70 use IL. Yours resueoff5lffv, -
JOHN HCDNErr ST louis No
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-09-24

BAKED APPLE DUMPLINss.-Rol ont
some dough thicker than pie-cruss. and
inclose a handful of sliced ripe apples
well covered with sugar and bIttey
Bring the edges together as IN snv other
dumpllngs. When as many are made as
arc desired, Plass them side bv sine in
pudding pan, spread butter and rIIgar
over them, snd pour boiling water IN
An, mt hall cover the dumpIines. Pit
them in he stove and cook moderated
fast until they IRE nicely Drowned. The
butter, sugar and water make q nice
sauce. which can be enriched with more
butter, and favored with nutmeg if
desired.
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KENTUCKY STATE
SCHEME.
REPRESENTATIONS PRIZES

-Four prizes of 90 dollars appt oximating TO So,
CO. dollar prize y O0O dollars four prizes Of l.
625 dollars approx mating 10 20O dollar prize are
$500 dollars; Tour prizes OF U0 apprONtmating TO
TO- g DrZa are dollars. 200 DTizes of 10 dollars
5000 dollars; $3.50 prizes, amounting 70 500 eco
r@.Nna
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THE EMPIRE CITY PAPER COMPANY.

OF New York, representing the largest mills in the
United States wants a local agent in every town
or county. to receive orders direct from consumers
Ter every description OF u n writing paper and
Velopes- printed note n and letter heads. etc,
al prices fully third bcIOIC store rates. Large
commission paid and AOrCers cat the Irices)
easily obtained. Agents now at work. are doing a
fine business and absOl utely cOEtToE the trade of
BOX z, 8 Sc, New York.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS AND RECIPES.

A Coon SA1AD.-A corresnonde,t If
the Gardeners Chronicle saws Here
is a salad that will delight those who
eat cucumber with bread and cheese !:
Take tomato, not over-ripe, and cut it
INTO slices, as you would a cucumber
take small onion, and cut it up as fine
rs you can, sprinkle it over the tomato
silces, add salt, pepper and vinegar at
discretion, and you will have a salad
which, as q relish, puts the cucumber to
shame.
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OPTICS NEW BOOKS.

THE COMING WAVE, or. The Hidden
Treasure Of High Rock. 16 mo-. Illus. &l.5O.
SUNNY SHORES; or. Young America In
Italy and Austria 10 mo Illus. $50.
Either volume sent postpaid on receipt of the
price.
LEE 8 SHEPARD, Publishers, Boston.
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JAMES w. MARSHALL, the man who
first discovered gold in California, says
that he isn't drunkard and gambler
by any manner of means. He is in re,
ceipt of an allowance of 500 8 month
from that state, and uses much of this
in aiding struggling persons in estab-
fishing themselves in business.
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$72 af afH ss view 1ok AFfP 5nt Sd dsEsH

Go to Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, M
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Consumption tor Ten Years Cured.

DR. L. O. Q. WIsHAHT: Dear SRI am grateful
70 you from the fact that you have made e r1edi-
cine that viii cure the disease Of the lungs. nv
wife has had the consumption for ten years.
Physicians bad told noe that hey could only patch
her up for the time being. She was confined 10 her
bed. and had been for some time. / heard OF vOur
Pine Tree Tar Cordial and secured one bottle. IL
relieved her cough she has now finished The
fourth bottle and Is able 10 do the work for her
family. and may God speed you on with your great
discovery and cure you have made for cousu % D.
uOn. Rev. r.. II. HOPKrnss
Jackson Centre, Shelby Co. Ohio
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WISHART'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL

IT is now fifteen years since the attention of the
Il public was FIRST called By Dr. L, q c. Nishart
to n is wonderful remedy and well has IL stood
the test or time, that to-day IL not only has The
confidence OF the entire community, bot Is more
frequently pre- cribed by phye lcians IN their prsc
tee than any other proprietary preparation 10 the
country. It Is the vial principle or the Pine Tree
obtained by peculiar process the distfation Of
the Tar, by which its highest medicinal prOperLies
are retained For the following complaints. In
hammation Of the lungs. coughs, sore throat and
breast, bronchitis consumption. liver COMPLAINT
weak stomach, disease ofsthe kid eys, unrfary COM
plants. nervous debility, dyspepsia, and diseases
arising from an impure condition OF the blood
there Is no remedy Ia the world that has been used
so successfully or can show such numb r ofmar-
velous cures The following viii serve TO show The
estimation in which this sovereign remedy is held
by those who have used a..
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The Crucial Test OF the value Of medicine
Is time Does 81 peEience confirm the claims ~ {
firth In It's favor a. the outset? is the grand ques
lion Apply this criterion, simple. yet so search
ing, to AGrrHntAs Effervescen. SETTER A percent
How has Il worn? What has been its history Z
TARRANT'S SEL1 ZER APERIENT
Is household name throug bout the United States
Il Is admins tert IS specific and with Success
IN oyspepsia SICK headache, nervous debility,
liver complaint, bilious Ternltteuts, novel com
plants especially constipaton.) rheuma tisu
gout, gravel. nausea the complaints peculiar TO
the maternal sex, and all Is pes OF infiam nation
SO mild Is II in its operation that It can be given
with perfect safety to tbs fecbiest child: and 50
agreeable Is z 10 The taste refreshing the Pal
b. all druggists.
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WHAr's in name2 "Swears & Dams"
is the style of a legal firm in st. Louis.
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DR.. L. Q. C. WISHARPS office,

For sale BY all druggists and storekeepers ana At
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CREAM CHEEsE.-To make this take
one quart of fresh cream, not scalded.
II not desired very rich, add one pint
of new milk, warm it by letting it stand
In hot water until it is about the heat of
milk from the COW. Add tablespoon
ful of rennct, let it stand until It is
thick, then break it slightly with
spoon, and place it in a frame eight
inches square and four inches deep, III
which previously place a fine canvas
cloth. Press it slightly with a weight
on a loose board, TO slip inside the
frame. Let it stand twelve hours, then
put finer cloth in the frame. A little
powdered salt should be put over the
cloth; leave it without the weight
will be fit for use in day OF two.
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A' eai move ne ia:tae e k4rt. with minutes.
~ n-ea ~ They o i've
VINO Try tnem- They save ElfsEny time. fl,sS-
eSsI m one dress. This " Elevator Is the ons,
elevated. 49, ''e'''e
CAUTION Beware sss 'Es,s Of INVITATIONS; as they
that each Is stamped - Smiths instant Drese FIs
v9toT Price Is cents each, MAILED FREE
"noiesste; $50 Der gross. GREAT OFFER
-ilHO EleHators Will be given FREE as a Pre-
n1Ie. 70 tnose who subscribe for "a SMITHS Illus
ddhA5ED PATTERN BAZAAR" enc wear se-d--s-
One Dollar and Ten Cents Best and cbesueSt rss.l
~. Sook IN the ORD. Send stamp for Illustrated
Nalaioaue address P. D. Box sos
A. BURDBTTE SMITH, ga Broadwav. y =
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WASHING LIGHT CoLoRED CALICoEs.-
Take tablespoonful of alum, and dis
solve it in enough lukewarm water to
rinse a print dress. Dip the soiled
dress into it, taking care to wet thor
oughly every part of it, and then wiring
IL out. Have warm soap suds all ready
(but only pleasantly warm to the hand
hot water always fades calicoes) and
wash ont the dress quickly; then rinse
it in cold water. Have the starch ready
but not too hot, only warm-rinse the
dress in it, wiring it out, and hang it out
to dry, but not in the SUD. Always
place your line where the wind will
strike it rather than the sun. When
dry enough to iron, bring in aud iron
directly. Prints should never be sprin-
kled, but if allowed to become rough
dry, they should be ironed under a
damp cloth. 1t is better to wash them
some day by themselves, when washing
and ironing can be done at once.
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LADIES, SAVE YOUR DRESSES /!
SnIith's Instant Tlrase EIorrnfr.r. :,

Il loops the
dress IL the
h q Z q = c
style. II
changes the
O. train - into
a 81 straight
front % walk
ing dsess in
@ "A q see
on a, an d
back again as
quickly Can
be changed
from one
dress 70 an
other in two
IA in uaes.
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No. 232 N, Second St., Phila., Pa.
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BATH CHEESE. TO one gallon of new
milk add two quarts of cold spring
water, and two tablespoonfuls of rennet.
This milk and water should be made
about az warm as new milk from the
COW. When it is turned thick, take it
gently out of the vessel with the skim
ming dish, and lay it in n small vat of
suitable size for the cheese to be about
three inches thick. A canvas cloth must
be placed in the vat apply dry cloths
every twelve hours for two days, when
it should be turned out on plate with
another over it. The cheese should be
turned occasionally and it will be fit for
use in about ten days. All these pro-
ducts OF the dairy are particularly CRATE
fui food during the hot days Of summer.
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Mechanical Diseases. Persons en-
gagged in Paints and Minerals, sucn =
Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold heaters ~. y.
Miners, as they advance in life, are sllis.
70 paralysis of the Bowels. To e. ,.
against this, take dose Of WALRBRs va
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-05-21

AVALuABLE INTENTIONAL Canadian has
the credit for q valuable invention. According
to . London (Canada) paper, experiments have
been made with the milkweed gum, and the
tests have left no doubt that rubber can be
manufactured from the milkweed in paying
quantities, and that the article il equal to the
best foreign rubber in the market The weed
is f;rst transformed into gum, after which il i
subjected to vulcanizine process, and il i
then ready for manufacture into articles Of
trade. A curious discovery was made while
experimenting with this weed: 4 quantity
wa cut up and allowed to soak soma time y
benxine. which fluid sRas afferward found fohe
much less ip6ammable than ordinary refined
petroleum, and burned ID lamp with equal
brilliancy, and win h6dt 1nl6l1g the chimney.
Rubber can y at;aize6 = csantlea waysw whioh
the present hieh price felias; '!lia, nsr, e;
ventiou, 81 which it. ooet tie materially reduced,
win therefore - q gehifal g dsaltae q 4 N
public Asa1'e'lpca s,ss.s.saa las4s soat sds,sh
saasais9