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lighter grass seeds, such as red-top,
Kentucky blue grass, etc, have real.
lied the difficulty OF distributing them
evenly. A correspondent of the Prac-
teal Farmer manages as follows: The
course which NOW pursue is thoroughly
to mix n part of the seed with one
part OF course, sharp sand, O. fine
gravel (the sharper theT better) and
moisten the mass, carefully manipulate
ing it until the seed and chat are well
separated and caused to adhere to the
rough PARTICLES of sand. The weighty
sand thus becomes an effective vehicle
with which to distribute the buoyant
seed, which by moisture is made to ad-
here to the sand.
CURE FOR BOTS.
A Georgia correspondent of the de-
partment of agriculture writes ] know
of a remedy that is safe and certain,
discovered in the following a About
thirty years ago, a friend lost by bots a
very fine horse. He took from the
stomach of the dead horse about a gill
OF bots and brought them to my Office to
experiment. upon. He made prepara-
tons of every remedy he had heard of,
and put some of them into each. Most
had 60 effect, a few affected them
slightly, but sage tea more than any
thing else that killed them in fifteen
hours. He concluded he would kill
them by putting them in nitric acid but
it had no more effect on them than water;
the third day they were as lively as
when put in. A bunch of tansy was
growing by my Office. He took a hand
full of that. bruised it, added a little
water, squeezed out the juice, and put
some in they were dead in one minute.
Since then I have had it given to every
horse I have seen affected with bots,
and have never known it to fail of Civ
ing entire relief. My friend had an
other horse affected with bots, several
years later. He gave him the tansy in
the morning and a dose of salts in the
evening ; the next morning he took up
from the xcletions three half-pints of
bots. ''"'''-
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He Smoked -Four Tons Of Tobacco,
- aud Died. :

Mr.. Kalaes, who was known among
his aequaintances by the name of the
king Of smokers, has just died near
Rotterdam. He had erected a man.
sion, n portion of which was devoted
to the arrangement of q collection of
pipes, according to their nationality
and chronological order. A few days
before his death he summoned his law
yer and made his will, in which he d.
rected that all the smokers of the coun-
try should be invited to his funeral.
and that each should be presented with
ten pounds Of tobacco, and two Dutch
pipes of newest fashion, on which
should be engraved the name, arms,
and death Of the decease of the tesla
tor. He requested all his relatives,
friends and funeral guests to be careful
to keep their pipes alight during the
funeral ceremonis, after which they
should empty the ashes from their
pipes on the coffin. The poor. of. the
neighborhood who attended to his last
wishes, were to receive annually, on the
anniversary of his death, ten pounds of
tobacco and a small cask of good beer.
He desired that his oak coffin should
be lined with the cedar of his old Ha-
vana cigar boxes, and that a box of
French capsoral and a packet of old
Dutch tobacco should be placed at the
foot of his coffin. His faVorite pipe was
to be placed byhis side, along with a box
OF matches, a flint and steel and some
as he said there was no knowing
what might happen. A correct calcu
Iation has been made ont that Mr..
Kaleas had, during his eighty years of
Life, smoked more than four tons of
tobacco, and had drank about 500, 900
quarts of beer.-Troy Times.
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1t was in Paris.

An elegant lady goes out shopping.
While she is engaged, there is a heavy
fall of rain. The streets are flooded
and. to add to her distress, her carriage
stands On the far side Of a large, open
square, which has become a lake, She
signals TO the driver, bat his horses,
being young will not face, the water.
She stands o. the edga OF the curb,
stamping Aen little feek9ana not know.
ing what to do. A gentleman passes.
and takes in the situation att q glance
Throwing his cigar aside, he steps up
TO the lady, seizes her BY the waist.
dellcatefy, plunges into the tide, and
lands her safely on the lower step Of
her carriage door, Recovering from
her astoniehment, she turns round and
mntters, " InsolentJ' The gentleman
aoses 60 time, but steps back to the
lady, seizes her by the waist. .del;cafelv.
plunges into the tide, and lands her
where she stood before He then taxes
on his hat, bows politely, and walks
away Fa8 t4EsFEs E
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THE test of time and experience is the

The test of time and experience is the
only lure guide in selecting an instru-
ment. 1t is of little consequence that a
man makes one or two fine pianos or
organs for a fair and intrigues success
fully for a prize. It is the quality of
everyday manufacture that concerns
the buyer-not what exceptional and
costly instruments have been specially
made for exhibition. The SMITH AMER1-
CAN ORGANS are of high and uniform K
~celIenoe, and are the best for actual
use, having been tried and proved for
twenty-five years. +
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Y ETAaEBE GABIEET ORGANs.-The eta
ger, as the French call that elegant
article of furniture, furnished with I
npmber Of small shelves, designed for
various small ornamental articles. has
become q necessity in every fashionable
drawingsroonn. The Mason & Hamlin'
Organ Go. : now manufacturing a
combination Of tha etGgere and cabinet
organ, very rich and beautiful. whichl
they furnish for the price af an orean
without the esagere. {
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a TO THE SEAM.
BY MRS. g.. L. oBERHoLTzER.

The girl who sits in the porchway low
Sings to her needle as to and fro
It weaves the seam with its Offering GLOW,
Close tn the garment she holds 10 sew
We Sings to the seam
Sing it yoHr dream;
Lodge In each. stitch
Part Of its CLEAN.
No "Song of the Shirt sings she, oh no:
Her words are gleeful, happy and low;
While the shining needle, fast or slow,
Tosses the thread that IL shorter grow.
Sing to the seam
Sing it yoar dream
Lodge in each stitch
Part Of its CLEAN.
IA songs good company while yeu seWs
It helps the needle to onward 90,
And trace its Sork In q dainty row &
Der the downy, drifted, cambria SNOW.
Sing TO the seam
Sing it your dream;
rs#s Lodge it each stitch s. '.EFf
Part of its CLEAN.
A simple song will no work below
Is lost on the empty air, you know; -,..
But tune and labor, together aglow,
The richest blessings Of time bestow.
Sing to the seam;
'ttr Sing it your dream;
l. Lodge in each stitch
'a Part of its CLEAN.
.... N. Y. EUening Post.
E|7
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IMPORTANT INvENTIoN.-"In less than
ten years there will not be a metal truss in
use, was the prediction of one of our most
eminent physicians on examining the Elastic
Truss Of the Elastic Truss Co., 683 Broadway,
N. Y. The extensive adoption of these unequal
ed instruments, which certainly cure rupture
without torture, will make hem the only truss
esS used in much less than ten years. We ad-
wise all sufferers to send to the above company
for descriptive circulars, as these trusses are
sent to all parts of the country by mail.-C0m.
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Diamond Cotton Chopper, Cultivator
and Planter, and Corn Planter are guaranteed
to give satisfaction by a southern company
whose character and responsibility are voucll-
ed for by the leading bank officers of North
Carolina. The Gold Medal was awarded to it
at the Georgia State Fair. See advertisement
elsewhere. Send for circular to J. W. H1Ns-
DALE Secretary, Fayetteville, N. G.
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IT wasin Texas, and the Dallas Her.
aid tells the story He laid down the
basket of chips he had pilfereds saJ
looking hard at the nrchin who had
Deen making g target of him by shoot
ing at him with a 2 Niger killer, said.
Whar was you raised. chile ?" ssShn.
cargo, said the young hoodlum. .Tn
the norf?' "Yeth thpr.n 81 tort sd.
Suddern white folks children waddnnt
do like dat. Lemme tell you, honey.
manners gwine to carry You furder den
money. You hear me
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Eny F~urther--don't
ring no bel

"This was successful with the next
dozen Corners. When paterfamilias came
home, gazed in establishment at this
literary effort, tRitched it down and
!iugged it in. Probably that, sgurll is
ingaged' at present in correcting her
spelling or packing her trunk. But
what a tale of misery those numberless
applicants on such a horrible day tells!
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AIriRN's TluNa RAIlsAM car1aes An

ALIENS LUNG BA1sAM causes the
lungs to throw off the matter that is collected
over the ~air-cells, and makes the patient
breathe more freely and purifes the blood,
gives strength to the body and tone to the di-
gestive organs, and heals the irritated parts
and give life and health to the system. Asthma
is soon relieved by its use.
For sale by dealers in family medicines
generally.
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DON go to Switzerland to start:sa
paper. A journal has just been srlr-
pressed there for refusing to belie7e
tnaf-th image Of a saint saved a msn
who fell q distance of ITO feet.
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PERSONS requiring purgatives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some pills
not only cause gripping pains, but leave the
bowels in a torpid, costive state. Parsons
Purgative Pills will relieve the bowels and
cleanse the blood without injury to the system.
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IT IS a rare thing that physicians give
amy countenance to a medicine, the manufac-
tire of which is d secret. About the only ex-
ception we know of is Johnson's Anodyne Lin
iment. This, we believe, all endorse, and
many of them use it in their practice with
great SUCCESS.
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You need mot go 10 Florida to cure
your cough. Take TUFTS Expectorant and enjoy
the comforts of home. This is good advice.
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An Answered Advertisement.

- az ~ 50 "a -
The New York correspondent of the
st. Louis Republican says "In all
this wind and rain, and cold, and slush
ninety applicants within three. hours
have answered a neighbours advertise
ment for a seamstress. Poor, faded,
worn women, in that most dismal of ali
poor women possessions--ano old broche
shawl-have clambered the high steps
and turned regretfully and sadly from
the door, where they met an enraged
chambermaid detailed for special duty,
whose duty it has been since ten O'Clock
to say the situation il filled. Az twelve
she was struck with o lab9r-saying pro-,
cess, and hung out a placard to the
bell-handle which, set forth in this rich
specimen of English the latest bulletin:
~ 49, & 10
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BURNErr'S FLORAL HAND BOOK, See adoI
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Blood Diseases.

me blood being the source from which OH.
systems are built up and from which we deris,F
our mental as well as physical capabilities. h@v.
Important that it should be kept pure. III hi
contains vile fostering poisons all orga1siE
functions are weakened thereby. Settle
upon important organs, as the lungs. liver DT
kldneys, the effect is. most disastrous. Heuasa,
1t behooyes every one to keep. their blood ip a
perfectly healthy condition and more especiRL
" does Ibis applyat this particular season s,f
the yearthan at any other. No matter what
the exciting cause may be, the real cause OF .
sarge proportion OF all disesses.is bad blood
now, DE. Fierce does not wish to place lis
Holdsn Medical Discovery in the catalogue 6f
quaek patent nostrums by recommending il Ia
cure every disease, nor does he SO commend
IL, on the contrary there are hundreds of de-
eases that he acknowledges il will not curSa.
but what he does claim is this, that there III
but one form OF blood disease that it will mi
cure, and that disease is cancer. He does rISk
recommend his Discovery for that disease val
he knows it to be the most searchinp hlorrd
cleanser yet discovered, aud that it will free
The blood and system of all other known blot4d
poisons. be they animal, vegetable or mineral.
Golden Discovery ia warranted by him r.
cure the worst forms of skin diaeases, as FL
forms OF btotches pimples and eruptions. alas
all glandtlar sWellings, and the worst form ~
EerofnlOus and liberated sores of neck. 1estn
N So A456d5SH Oh
the bones, as white sRellings, fever sores. hsn
JOINTS and spinal diseases, all Of which belong
koscrofulous diseases. -
JOINT DISEASE CURED.
W, Grove STATION. Ia, July ID. 1872. 4
III; FIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Deor Sar-My wife first became lame niI,t.
years ago. Swellings would appear and disapt
pear on her hip, and she was gradually becom&
IRE reduced, and her whole system rotten with
elsease. In 1871 9 swelling broke out on hss
mp dlscharging large quantities, and s;nst.
maj time there are several openings. Hayt
had i've doctors at an expense of SIZE wt1
nothing will do any good but q %surgicI
Julyl6, 1878, he writes thus: NV wife has
certainly received q great benefit from the nss
q your Discovery, for she was not able 10 osf
en- The bed and was not expected to i've /
when she commenced using ID. a vadT
Ego. She has been doing most of her vogS
Ior over siEnaentha. Has used twenty baftIx
sqd st1ll using 1t. Her recovery is considerea
y almost 9 miracle. and we attribute il All III
ne use OF your valuable medicine IseaM
sheerfully recommend it AZ a blood purifEF
ind strength r~estoFer. D. IA. ROBINSON
Discovery is sold by druggists.
BURNETT's FLORAL HAND BOOK. See a0ny3
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A COLLISION IN MID AIR.-Land aas1
Water relates a very curious incident IF
a collision between two wild ducks in
full fight. Whilst recently shooting
on the dykes in Norfolk, five ducks
wers flushed out of shot and while the
gentleman who was on the lookout fer
them was watching their fight, in tue
hope that they would pitch again, tko
of them were observed to come into
violent collision, one falling to the
ground. 1t wa SO completely stunned
that it was picked up by the gentleman
in question, who found it to be a fine
mallard, which, ON examination, was
discovered to have lost one eye, it hav-
ing been previously destroyed by ac$i-
dent or disease. No doubt the loss nf
this organ was the cause of the very
singular occurrence.
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Go TO Riverside Water Cure. Hamilton, III.
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Beware of cheap and worthless imitation Elastic
IruFSes, W ich some parties advertise and sell
traud1lently repre- senting that they are msnufac,
tured, by thA Elastic Truss Co.
Inese lrtsses are sent by mall to all parts of the
countrY satisfaction gu .ranteed in all cases
Circular gree TO the -
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
SSS, Broadway. New York,
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GEO; v; HOUSE, N. D., superintendent Elastic

Oedr ora tier suffering for thirty years, in
ny own person, from the use of every form of
R E,eranSe truss procurable in this country aud in
lTHSS, ands nee that time / have experienced com.
toft ana satisfaction. ami been taught the Truth.
thaL inc Elastic Truss is the ONLY instrument that
snould be used for the relief and cure of Hernia:
anu now AFTER more than thirty years continuous
Liusses land for The last twenty months \ ours ex-
e,nslvelyl l gratefully declare it to be my deliber.
ate opinion, that JOHr Elastic Truss is the only one
entltlel to the confidence of the public; that elias
di e ~ the only power at all adapted to The re-
Hli1eei that Yonr Elastic Truss actually cIIres a
IaTge proporticn of All cases to which it is applied.
not only among children. but IN numerous Cases
Within nv own knowledge of patients from 30 to
70 years or age. Fl. BURNHA NJ. D.,
ffot OF Anatomy and Surgery. N. Y. L. Medical
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A S1NGUIARbY FATAL OcoUpAr1oNt~
The statement has been made by. a
Sheffield, England, physician that the
fork"grinders' employment is probably
more fatal to human lie than any otker
pursuit in England. According to tA}s
authority, there are generally frem
eight to ten individuals ct work in TIE
room in which this industry is carried
on, and the dust which is created, coIra-
posed OF fine particles of stone aud
metal-the grinding being always peg
formed on q dry stone-riees in clouds,
and pervades the atmosphere to WHICH
the operatives are confined. The dusE.
which is, thus every moment inhaled,
gradually undermines the vigor of the
constitution and produces permanent
disease of the lungs, accompanied by
difficulty of breathing, cough and; a
wasting of the animal frame, ~often!at
the early age of twenty-five, and the
average longevity of fork, grinders is
found not to exceed thirty years.
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My annual caralogueof Vegetable and Flower
Seed for 1875, will he sent nee to all who apply.
customers of last season need not write for ii, In
1t Will be found several valuable varieties of new
vegetables introduced for the first time this season,
having made new vegetables a speciality for many
years. Growing oUer a hundred and HTu Uurfetiss
on my several farms. I would particularly invite
the patronage OF market gardeners and ali others
who are especially desirnns 10 have their seed pure
and fresh. and of the peTg best strain. All seed sent
ont from my establishment are covered by three
warrants as given in my catalogue. AMES ],
81. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass.
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! have an IMPROVED RECEIPT TT for making a
PURE BAKING or YEAST POWDER equal to
the best in the market, with which I will send a
book giving 40 new and EXCELLENT METH
DDS for using it IN cooking. Ny Baking Powder
can be made for is cents a pound. Why pay so or
90 cents per pound when you can ca lily make your
own for Is cents? Price of my receipt 81 rs. 1t
will, howe yer, be sent upon receipt of II 90 BY MAIL
with directors lin English and Germany for
MaKING and USING, If the NAME OF the NEwSpA-
ER l. given in which this advertisement is seen
The COST of this Receipt rs SAVED IN EVERY
THREE POUNDS of powder made. Ingredients kept
by grocers and druggists everywhere. Address D..
w. BRIGGS. Practical Druggist, Chicago, Ill.
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I'M AeEETs. WAETE Nv ERYWHxRE-T
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G1pieases very6ody-trad inCrea highest in
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