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SPARKS or SCIENCE.


r1BorouLrunE IN MICHIGAN.
hfr. N. ". Clark, the Michigan ptsotoutturiAt
placed, last November, In tho State hatoLlng
bo1ca, 1,80o,o 900 eggs Of tho whitohah. Nlnet,
par cont Of those wero hntohcd. Since Marcel
23, ho has distributed 1,5oO, 900 young Whitehall
In 104 lakes aud rivers In Michigan.
CIRCULAR SAWS,
The smallest oiron'ar saws In uRo are thos.
employed In tho manufacture Of gold-pons nnt
are hnli-inch in diameter. II ID said that some
OF tho earcophagl Of anoiont Egypt bear the
marks OF having boen hol[owod out With tools
OF tho crown or cylinder saw order.
TaAssrus1oN OF BLOOD.
It ia stated In tho Droslon papers TINT, hovon
toon different times In tho past yoar tho oxpori-
ment Of infusing lambs blood into tho human
subject has hcon successfully performed In tue
hospitals Of that city. In tic lrst case, tho m,
tiont had long suffered from pulmonary <liBoaso
aud tho immodntn effect OF tho operation WAS Ia
rn!so the pulso and impart an increaacd sonBo Of
strength.
sQUlnREL0 IN A HOLLOW TREE.
A correspondent Of Hardloioke's Sotence-
Gossip statcs that hollow trco was cut down in
Kont, last February, when out tumblod upwards
OF thirty Squirrels most OF which woro dormant
or III state Of sonli-sleop, On being rouBed,
they dispersed to various rarta OF the copBo.
They had stored large stock Of nuts III tho
hollow. It iH common to find squirrels Tins
slowed sway for tho wintor, but not ofton In
such numbers together.
rHoToaRApu1Na ON SILK.
Silk thoroughly impregnated with tho bichro-
tnate Of potash presents very sensitive photo
graphic aurfsco. THUS prepared. amy shapes cut
out OF tin aud laid upon 1t may bo beautifully
imprinted By tho sun, and in tintB, according to
II. II
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r.; :s so s A;%e1 % s.ss .as !, Ass s l., e"
Me- said b. Ursula, Wo at ruo Eyo bitterly
enough, Without poatiu8 1t on 4 htrcet-cornor.n
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The Cnlyinlstfc Fottc,,,

FETI0H IN THEOLOGY; on, Doorn1nA1,sm rv1n
TO AtTuAtlsM. " JoHK MIhtEa, 1'rincoton, N. J..
12mo., Pr 20i. Now York: Dodd i Mcat.
Had mr. Miller but studied his mothortonguo
as he has theology during tho past thirty years.
ho would hRvo boon nble to compose this book Of
llis IN tho afmplo intolligiblo Engliah Which Ia
universally used mud understood In his nntivc
country. As 1t is, ho has written It in dialect
which ia almost as foreign and puzzling as tho
language OF Chaucor. II IL curious that ono
whoao bnslnoaa 1t Ia to tcac|, and to preach,
should not. In tho beginning hayo mas-
torcd tho Fcrnacular by which ho must
convoy his ideas to pupils aud hoarers.
1t is hard enough, when words arc o1ohrost, to
comprehend tho dogtnas Of theology. with their
flne distinctions and mysterious distractions;
but. when they arc Expressed In q thrgon ss
different from puro English az sprovincial Ewonoh
Ia from tho rar{s'an, tho difficulty Ia rendered
woll-nigh insarmoun toblo. It is tho moro u pity
III the present caso, because. II Mr.. Miller woro
to speak lnoidly, We are sure ho would provo n
formidable antagonist to tho sdllful polemlo,
DR.. Hodge,
From what NO aro ablo now, at tho expense Of
homo pains, to interpret, Mr. Miller has dis
covorod many vulnerable spot in tho argument
OF tho great theologan Of Princeton. II ho we're
only nhle, BY means of straightforward speech.
TO expose those weak and ui.sonnd pacosin Id n bold
liEht' then woro good work accomplished in rid
ding Calvinism Of superstition. Mr.. Miller
unitos good -nature to bravery. It roquiros
oourago-and ne q PRINCETON Presbyterian, too
to toll Or. Hodge to his feco that thore fs
fotoh Of his God, md hia Biblo, and his Church,
aud OF repentance, prayer, almsgiying, rreacl-
ing, and faith Tho plain assertion, With fair
support Of proof, ia, mnat make tho good Doctor
courteous while imralng his victim. Ho smiles
bongnly throughout the operation.
AEr. Miller mny be called tho Dr.. Swing OF
lation to Dr. Hodgo's theology that Dr., swinr's
faith does to Dr. Patton'n. There is tho sAmo
rational BenHo and, above all, the Same Divine
chneity, in It, As we lave snid nboye, If lie woro
but n'aster OF tho art Of plain writing, tho ma
roading him.
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and under his own nhn,e II now stands among

and under his own nhno II now stands among
tho nlost complete and able works Of its kind.
Among tho 1htor works of Mr. KniEhsr by
which as wrisor aud publisher lo obtained the
"Iislf-llours with tho Best Authors ?" Il you'nes
1847-1848); "The Pictorial Bhakspearo," with
"Dlography." !" and " History Of 0plnton will.
Doubtful = o., Plays volumes, 1ea0-1S4l.7) aad
Tho Popular History OF England" (18ht'-
1862. ulitrh has been pronounced by high all
thoritios tho best history Of England which we
possess.
Although Mr. knight had rosirod from active
ued to tlo ,aat diligently engaged in the labors
OF authorship. Ho had neally tinishoa bis 74sh
bis autobiography. ]" Half -Houra with tho Dost
owa Of tho Old Dooksoilera," and Tho historical
romance, "Beggod ut Court" were composed In
the following thteo Jenrs. Hia career as editor
ras continued atill later but his falling powers
noarly ovor. His last literary seryioe was por-
formed upon tue volumes OF the british Almanac
and tho Companion for 1860. Tho 9th of March.
1879, his life camo gently to ita close; whilo his
aud Ills cherished daughters, watched tonlerly
by Lis pillow.
Thoro was much In tho lifc-work Of Mr..
Knight that vas identical with tint Of tho Cllan-
burg, were toiling for tho Bamo onds,-the difru-
sion Of knowledge among tho working ciasseB
and through much tho samo instru u.eltalitios.
Tho Chambers Edtn1nrg Journal, o weekly
Bioot ut 8 ha1f-pence, was established but Bix
wocks bcforo the. publication Of tao 7'snny
Magazine. Chambers encyclopedia was begun
10 1869, md continued until it's complexion III ton
volumes In 1868. Its objout WAS, like tho Penny
CVclopcdtd, to benefit the people, md, icing leas
extensive. 1t MAS afforded ohoapor. hlr, Knight
did not rise from condition Of abject po.1ury to
a position Of influence and usefulness by un-
atl1od md extraordinary exertion as dill tho
Chambers brothers; l7ut, notuatcd by tho t'ame
humane desire to improve his raco, ho gave, like
thom, his mears aud his energoB to tho cai,Bo OF
mixing knowledge a common possession ir1-
stoad Of an exclusive privilege" Like them he
will DO remembered M foenefactor by tho hum
bic readers Of Great Britain, mud BY tho rotlnod
and scholarly rs a man Of talent, enterprise, aud
integrity.
THO ''pasBagcs" comprised In tho book bofor,s
us hayo been selected from the originnl throo-
yolumed edition published In England. Enough
has been ,otainod in thelr prosont condensed
form to satisfy tho curiosity and Bustaln tho iu-
forest Of tue American reader. Tho l,iHtory Of
Mr.. Knights career as publisher and man Of
lettcrs necessarily includes anecdotes aud romi-
niscencoa Of many distinguished mon Of En-
gtAnl. But little account IL givon Of his social
life, yet llo brought into pleasant and friond
ly busincss-reationb with large circle of'thc,
leading spirits of Loudon. Fnlling into his
company ut auy timo, wo Immediately enter into,
the Bcioty OF other active and olrnest iNtollecta
and, when wa take our leave Of him and them,
we feel that it has been good for us to dwoll, for
eyen q few brief momeutB, with people OF such
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

AN ELEGANTLY BOUND CANVASSING
BOOK for the best and cheapest Family Bible
ever published, will be sent free of charge to
any book agent 1t contains over,70O fine Scrip
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The Just Measure of a Man.

Society is full of failures that
need never have been made
full of men who have never sue
ceeded whenF they might have
and should have succeeded; full
of women who, in the first of their
days did nothing but eat and
sleep and'simper, and in the last
half have done nothing but per-
petuate their -follies and weak
nesses. The world is full, we say,
of such people, full of men in
every trade and profession who
do not amount to anything, and
of girls and women without any
trade or profession who have no
desire to amount to anything
and we do not speak irreverent-
ly, and we trust not without due
charity, without making due al
lowance tosfhe inevitable in life,
when we say that EGed and
thoughtful men are weary of their
presence. Every body ought to
improve on his father every girl
grow into a nobler, gentler, more
se'f-denying woman-hood than
the mother. No reproduction OF
former type will give the worl d
the perfect type. We know not
where the millennium is, as
measured by distance of time, but
we do know, and so do you all,
that it is great way off as meas
ured by human growth and ex-
pansion. We have no such men
and women yet-no age has had
any-as shall stand on earth in
that age of peace that will not
come until men are worthy of it.
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Report from a Practice: Chemist and
Apothecary.

,,,.-,., Boston, May I, ISL.
Dear Sir: This is to certify that Ihaye sold
at retail sixtythree dozen (i56 Dottlesl Of yonr
Negetine since April IL, 1870, aud can truly
say that It has given the best satisfaetion ~
any remedy, for the complaints for which il i
recommended, that l ever sold. Scarcely n
day passes without some of my customers tes-
scnyIhs 10 lts merits on themselves or their
friends. am personally cognizant of several
cases of scroiulous Tumors being cured byVeg-
etine alone IN this vicinity.
Very res pectfully yours, AIGILMAN.
To II II Stevens, Esq. IiS Broadway,
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Corn and Cut Worms.

|
A correspondent Of the Coun-
try Gentlemen says Your val
uable preventiEe-one and one
half pounds of copperas to one
bushel OF corn-I tried as fol
lows, with great ease, chea pness
and certainty, and most marked
and astonishing results to all my
hands Il pulverized two pounds
copperas at night, and the next
morning putin soak, and l put
one and one half bushels of corn
in soak in a separate vessel at
night. After soaking twelve hours
| poured off the water from the
corn into a tub; | then added as
much water as will cover the
corn, and add to it the copperas
water, and thoroughly mix and
pour over. the corn, and let it re-
main in copperas water twelve
hours | then poured off the cop
peras water from the corn and
rolled the seed corn in j. ]. T-'s
Excelsior or plaster; and if early
for planting | open deep furrows,
say four or five inches, and cover
light with corn coverer; but if
late | cover deeper. | tried this
experiment on a sod field of three
years standing, plowed in March
and April of 1873. L ploughed
with three-horse plough. seven
inches deep ON the average; the
ground was nicely pulverized.
Planted ON the 1st of May, three
and onehalf by three and one
half each way. Two days plant
ing (ten acres). l dampened the
corn and rolled it in the plaster.
The third day l had the corn pre-
pared with cOpperas and ready
to plant.
planted the corn across for
ty-acre field, by the side of the
second days planting, and there
were between two and tour days
planting; all treated alike, ex-
cept the application Of copperas
on the two bushels ofseed corn.
To the surprise and satisfaction
OF myself and hands, it came up
regular, green and vigorous, and
grew rapidly. | soon found it
necessary to replant. Ifound ON
examination not a hill cut nor
worm to be found where the cop
peras was used, and the entire
field. except the two bushels of
seed thus treated, was cut from
two to three hills out offive, and
| often found from one to fifteen
cut worms in a hill. | was so
worried | could not determine
which plan was the best, replant,
plough and plant over, or check
off between rows. | have heard
of such being done, but never
tried it. | have ordered $50
pounds, and | am urging all my
friends to give it trial. One
bushel of corn will plant five
acres, and one and one-half lbs
ofcopperas will prepare the bush
el of corn. Copperas can be
bought in quantities to suit farm
ers at SIX or seven cents per ID.
1t would cost 1.2 cents per acre.
1t is cheap, simple and certain
with me and others who tried it |
last year, and l regard this a val
uable preventive.
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JURUBEBA

The Highest Medical Authorities of Europe
says the strongest Tonic, Purifier and Deob-
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DUR FIREsIpE FRIEND

WANTED. saasssss9.s A 'ssss as'H; int and HsI. =
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Further Proof.

Springfield, Me-, May 4, lS.s.
Mr. II stevens: Dear Sir: MY daughter
has been out orhealth for about two years. \
yearaSo she had . tumor come on her side,
which was very painful. | saw Negetine ad-
fertised in the Farmcr.and sent to Bangor and
got two bottles. She is now taking the second
bottle, her health is much improved and the
tnmor is going away rs fast Us il came. Every
one in this vicinity knows what Negrtine has
done for my daughter, and / take every op-
portunity to recommend it TO those who are
not aware of lis great value.
Very Respectfully.
MRS. SUSAN RANDALL
Ds1S" Sold by all Druggists. lOwi
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A FEW 1X(ntD SGNS.
l. a NE" iN' ENIioN' Ihohoo0hLl
= Makes PERFECT LOCK STITCH, alike
on both sides, on all kinds of goods.
3 Runs LIGHT. SMOOTH SOIsEJEss
4. DURAELE--Runs for wears without Re.
5. Will do all varieties of Work and Fancy
Stitching in asuperior manner.
6. Is Most Easily managed by the Operator.
Forming the stitch without the use of Cog
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which insures
uniform length Of stitch at any speed. Has
g. Construction most Careful and Finished.
INCToX .PM1pY- TTrny " y A.eU i''-"
GBJttIfGtON SStct1lH ma
chine Cn,n1lUaIu
No 1o1 w al, o.roo,
N:u;x: aL
y. R. poMERor,
astfw
HENRY DERZER.1 BALDWIN HFRzER |
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1t arrests decay of vital forces, exhaustion ol
the nervous system, restores vigor to the de-
bilitated, cleanses vitiated blood removes vesi-
Gale distractions and acts directly on the Liv-
er and Spleen. Price 81 bottle. JOHN @
KELLOGG, Is Plat ST, y. Y.
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protect themselves against tenn
porary depression of particular
crops by varied culture; but it
is certain that the more they pro-
duce the better will be their con-
dition.-CinciRnati Gazette.
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Every One Speaks Favorabiy.

East Iarshleld, Aug. 81, $50
Mr.. stevens: Dear Sir: have been troublel
with tanker from childhood, causing nv
mouth TO be so sore at times. that was rSnahis
TO eat. Have taken many preparations, Int
with no effect until | tried your Vegetine Ar
ter taking few doses, | found it relieved the
ialhtness ut the stomach that always accom-
panies tanker humor; and by the time had
taken the third bottle my mouth was entirely
cured. Have not been troubled with it since
that time, which is eight months ago. have
recommended 1t to several of my acduaint-
ances: and every one speaks favorably OF Its
ehect. Yours trnly. p. 5. SHERMAN.
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Emerson says the way to make
the world better is by reforming
number 1, then there is surely
one william less in the world.
There is something very sen.
sible in the imprompt remark Of
a pretty girl: "If our Maker
thought it wrong for Adam to
live singlel~henIthere was not
a woman on earth, how criminal,
ly wrong are the old bachelors,
with the world full OF pretty
girls.'
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Agent If you want to make money
SELL

The biggest thing yet. Humor, Wit, Pathos
Life, Fun and Laughter, $50 comic cuts. The
people yearn for it. 1t will sell in dull times
Show it to a man and he surrenders. 1t is sure
every time Don't bother with heavy books
that nobody wants. Humor is the thing that
takes. Agents wanted everywhere. Send for
circulars and extra terms To-day Pub, Co.,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston. or Chicago.
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Valuable Information.

boStoA, Dec, Il, lSOJ.
Gentlemen-My only object in giving you
this testimonial is to spread valuable informal
ton. Having been badly afflicted with Salt
kheum, and the whole surface of my skin be-
ing covered with pimples and eruptions
many OF which caused me great pain and an
noyance, and knowing ii to be blood disease.
took many of the advertised blood prepara'
tons, among which was any quantity OF Sar-
saparllla, without obtaining any benefit, un-
I'll commenced taking the Tegetine; and he
fore had completed the first bottle saw that
| had got The right medicine. Consequently
followed on with it until | had taken seven
Dottles, When L was pronounced well man /:
and my skin is smooth and entirely free from
pimples and eruptiOns. have never eeioyed
so good health before, and attribute it All TO
tue use OF Negetine. To benefit those afflicted
with rheumatism, will make mention also OF
the EeSetine's wonderful power of curing me
oil this acute complaint, of which have sufferl
so intensely. G Ill TUCKER-
Passenger Agent Michigan Cent. Il.
W W asfiington street, Boston
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A GOOD farm of 2ii acres. more or less
a about eco acres OF which is cleared, situ-
nted SIN miles south of town on the road lie ad
ing from Millersburg to Coshocton. IS offered
LOT Sale Three fruit orchards on the places
lwo frame houses, and two hewn log barns,
one frame stable, and other outbnildings
IL IS well watered, ,saud Is calculated to make a
quire of owner on the premises, or address
l. b. LINN,
S1-moS. Millsrsburg, o,
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CEN EN- NAL

"E1SGCH0MACY, or SOUL CIARMING.'' -
l. How either sex may fascinate and gain
the love & affections OF any person they choose
instantly. This simple, mental acquirmenr
all can possess, f rec, by mail. for 25c, togeth5
with a marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle
Dreams, TO ladies, W edding- might Shirt, &c.
queer book. Address L. WILLIAM & Co
Pubs. Phila. Pa.
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