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FARM AND HOME.
HOrss reed.

Every good groom knows that sound
oats and beans, in good proportion, and
al least year old, are the very best food
for gallOping horse--the only food in
which it is possible to get the very best
condition cut of race horse or hunter
it also has recently become known that
horses do slow work and get fat, indeed
too fat. on maize Indian corn, which is
frequently one third cheaper than the
best oats. In the east horses are fed on
barley, and it is a popular idea with
English officers who have lived in Persia
and Syria that the change of food from
barley to oats often, when imported,
produces blindness in Arabian horses.
Now, although no men understand better
or as well how to get blood horses into
gsIloping condition as the English
greoms, they do not, nor do their masters
know the reason why oats and beans are
the best food for putting muscular flesh
on horse. The agricultural chemist
steps in here, makes the matter very
plain, and shows that if you want pace,
Indian corn, although nominally cheaper,
il not cheap at all. When we feed a
bfiilock, sheep, OF pig Tor sale, we
want to make it fat as quickly and Is
cheaply as possible; but with horse for
work the object is to give him muscle
in common language, hard flesh. There
are times when it is profitable to make
a horse fat, as, for instance, when he is
going up for sale. For this purpose an
addition OF about pound and half of
ell cake to his ordinary food has a good
effect. 1t Is especially useful when
horse that has been closely clipped OF
singed is in a low condition. 1t helps on
the change to the new coat by making
MIN fat a horse in low condition
changes his coat very closely.
When from any cause there is difficulty
in getting a supply of the best oats, an
excellent mixture may be made of
crushed maize and beans, and the pro-
portion of two-thirds OF maize and one of
beans, which exactly afford the proper
tiOns Of fesh-f forming and fat-forming
food Bran is very valuable food in
stable for reducing the infammatory
effect of oats and beans. Made into4
mushes, it has cooling and laxative eff
ect; but used in excess, and especially
dry state, it is apt to form stony Sc
cretiOns in the bowels of the horse.
Stones, produced from the excessive use
of bran, have been taken out of horses
after death, weighing many pounds
London Lire Stock.
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average of 1O5 bushels to the acre. The
field was allowed to lie in clover for one
year without pasture. The Large growth
OF clover WAS then turned under and $50
bushels of lime to the acre applied. The
ground was then cultivated and narrowed
twice and the corn put in with planter
on the ID and Sd of May. After the
crop was up, the cultivator was again
called into use, and afterwards, at the
proper intervals during the season, the
plows were run through it three times,
and the corn harvested measured $3.50
bushels of sh-lIed corn. So much for
green manuriug.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14

That Incompatible anti-dyspeptic cordial,
carminative and appetizer Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, yields comfort to the uneasy
stomach with a degree of prOmptitude IN st
gratifying to the victim of indigestion. The
eradication of dyspepsia by the Bitters is, OF
course accompanied by the disappearance of
every one of its multifarious and pulling
symptoms, among which may be mentioned
as the most prominent, heartburn, flatulenee,
ABDOMINAL oppression after eating, and sink
ing at other times, palpitstion OF the heart,
water brash, vertigo, sick headache and nau-
sea. Hostetter's Bitters tone and regulate
the various organs which assist in the pro-
cesses of assimilation, secretion and evacus>
ton, fortify the system against mslarous fe-
vers, and develop in the enfc eoled system frt sl
stores of vitality. In efficacy, as in popu~
lsrity, they surpass any tonic or regulating
of the age.
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TIE CHEST.

-, ont the great worlds rush and din,
There came guest
,r1a inner court he entered 10,
and sat at rest
g,ou on the Wild tide of affairs
SRI ~ s.otes were closed;
he hungry host Of cares
at last TsPoseu'
rtan through the dim doors OF the past
IN nure Of blame,
90 boyish memories floating fast
His mothers name.
a,ht all this loud world calls the hest,
"a Give" he said,
:. 10 Eel her hand, on her dear breast
To lean rly head.
diary within the crowned day,
Tbst would BE- JOY,
r,,Id she but bear me far away,
Oncs more her boy
,,,,,s strength Is weakness, after all
10 stood confessed
nc Sui,e can still the hearts wild call,
Son. gIite are blessed.
,.-oss the f-ce that knows no fear
ss shade swept fast.
- following angel near
Tha. moment passed.
sscrsd silence Of the room
Did softly stir;
snlepdUr grew within the gloom
0f her, Of her
mt to the great worlds rush and din
Has gone my guest;
The taitie blame the praise men win
Ae his-not rest,
Ear ont anil tho eai tbs turm1ils
A strong mau stsEdy.
Uehs.d 10 iumph AID in tors
r, ans,eu laads.
Pu, Who may IN nth subtle wand
Thamasks we wear7
cnlv know his mott hers hand
Ison his hair.
7 onlr knox Yfgh all iie's harms,
Tlr ugh alloy,
samrsow, (($syhe . that mothers arms
WiIl ~ eli esr boy
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A Retreat for Inebriates.

Rev. Edward Everett Hale made an
interesting contribution to the temper
ance discussion before the state Total
Abstinence society at Boston, in plan
which he says has been more or less on
his mind for thirty years, for the colonial
ton of poor men who wish to break from
the liquor habit, but have not made
themselves liable to confinement in the
reformatory schools. Men OF means
sometimes move for time to Temperance
towns and remain there till the moral
strength is restored, and Mr.. Hale's plan
is to secure this retreat for poor men by q
system of labor contracts for two or three
years, similar to the enlistment in the
army or navy. Some island, like Peni-
kese or Cuttyhuhk, in Buzzard's bay,
could be secured and cheap dwellings
built, with small allotments of land to
each, and with large farms, shoe shops,
or other industries. The class of men for
whom it is intended, Mr.. Hale thinks,
would jump at the offer to be hired with
their families FOR two years OF three. 1t
is Just what they and their wives pray
for, and with comfortable houses and
gardens, food without rum and society
without temptation, the men would, be-
ore their contracts expired, be new men
in body and ambition, and perhaps be
able to buy their little homes and remain
in them,
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Alta school examination a clergyman

Alta school examination a clergyman
made brief address to the pupils on the
necessity of obeying their teacher and
growing up useful and loyal citizens. To
emphasize his remark, he pointed to the
national flag spread off one side of the
room, and inquired: "Boys, what is
that flag fer" 4 little urchin, who
understood the condition of the house
better than the speaker, very promptly
answered, g To hide the di1t, sir"
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MEssRs. T1FFANY & 90. UNION,

MEssRs. TIFFANY & co., UNION
SQUARE, NEW YORK CITY, the
leading Jewellers and Silversmiths in
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Ladies, Gentlemen or Children, and Lists
OF appropriate articles, that cannot fail
to be OF service to persons having gifts
to select for Wedding, Holiday or other
occasions. They will send 1t by mail,
postage paid, on request.
ADDRESS AS ABOVE.
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They appear to raise good corn crops in
Cumberland county, Penn. An
change says in an article on the subject:
Among the most remarkable of large
yields during the past year is that of
Joseph Bosler, who obtained from twenty
acres 2,730 bushels of shelled corn, or an
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14

Two ChrOmOs Free.--A pair OF beautii!n 80
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some 16 page literary paper, filled with the Chols1
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I5c STAMPS taken) to pay hostages. the publishers
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in prizes and big pay gven 10 agents. send at once
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14

THE ire tneut Of Cancer has become so interwo-
L ven with uuackery that the progressive phyHi-
elan has appeared unwilling TO enter into the arena
aQiust the deception consequently The mass Of the
medical profession are almost totally ignorant Of his
arfui aud most prevalent disease. They regard can
Ger as ncurable because they do NOT uuderstand its
oririf or pathology cOuseq they merely try 70
alleviate the excruciatiug pain which this disease
both f0rms-meduallary and scirIhus. W have used
our remedies in this country and Europe Tor the last
~ wears with marvellous success especially IN caEch
OF the womb. breast and face We earnestly solicit
call from those who have given up hope. One 81 the
nh, cians institute will visit those IN sny part
II the country wh are unable to call use neither
Knife MASTER nor cnustc, and cause painde pend
inr entirely upon specific. Patients on bestnHing
treatme only for the medicines they receive M
iii hev are satisfied they are improving Zee for eN-
animation md consultation - in all cases Alllrt-
rs nj inguiry must contain 81, our time II yalua
lie and cannot given for nsthing Address all let
ters 10 the Sup't DR ROBERTSON at office Of In
sfsfn,a 94 fremont Street Boston,
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THE HEST GIFT.

Around the cradle that thy childhood bsre
Came Code own angles with their plying eyes,
AIl'i gazed upon thee in q still surprise
J o see beyond heavens portal aught 50 fair
hey brought hee precious gifts. One gave to thee
ne gift Of bsau.y FOR thy boiy's grace,
Deep-smil ng eyes To light dreamy face, q
Aud peril CT limbs as young Apollo's be
One set the crown 81 genius on thy head,
And one bestowed heart ike wOman's own,
Strong as the sea .tnd trembling Al a breath.
Last, yelled figure bent above tine bed,
md said . give thee every thing in one.
In heaven 1 IA named Love; men call me Death
II.
" 90 shalt thou never tread the weary ways
hat lead men on the dusty slopes of life,
Nor feed the ferceness Of the MONDAY strife,
&C wing alone the morning of thy days.
For thee the dew shall linger tho flower;
The light that never was on land
shall have no momeEtsry CLEAN for thee,
But brighten into loves immortal hour.
Thy heautY's grace shall never know decay,
nor sorrow lay her hand upon thy heart;
Neither shall chill mistTgst thy spirit siav,
But Ike st thy life shall pass away,
It's light still shining, though itself depart,
Uniii all stars are lost In one eternal day"
--hQts HillGTd
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14

THE gastricjuice is frequently deficient
erly digested, but remains as dead weisn
in the stomach; to remedy such use HOME
STOMACH BTTTERs. Prepared by the Home
Stomach Bitters Co., st. Louis, Mo.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-12-14

RHEUMATISM QUICKLY CURED.-Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy, the great Internal
Medicine, will positively cure any case of
rheumatism on the face of the earth. Price
81 bottle; six bottles, SIS; sold by all Drug
gists. Send for circulars to Helphenstine d
Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. C.
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D-.aen,Ic- and TnVaIIds.

y Biscuits, rolls, bread, cake or pastry maze
with DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, can be eaten
with impunity and relished by the most sen
sitive dyspeptics as healthy and nutritious
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WE have sold Hatch's Universal Cough

WE havesold Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup for about three years. No medicine
of the kind sells as rapidly or gives such
uniform satisfaction. 1t has grown in favor
from the first of its use in this section. 1t
takes the lead of all those preparations that
have been considered standard.
ROBINSON & WENDELL.
Fairhaven, Cayuga Co, n. Y.
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MILLIONS of bottles of BURNETT's
COCoAINB have been sold during the last
twenty years, in every civilized country, and
the public have rendered the verdict that it
is the cheapest and best Hair Dressing in
the world.
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GIeason:. PUBLICATIONS.

Great reduction in price for 1873 of 6IIea-
sons Pictorial to 81 year. Single copies cts.
The Home Circle to e year, single copies
5 cents, for sale by all newsdealers.
GLeGs071's Monthly Companion to ST. year,
reduced. No one now gives such liberal
terms to agents as we do. Send for new free
circular, Address F. GLEASON & Co, 1913
Washington Street, Boston Mass.
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."Who's your pastor, my dear %
asked good lady from the country, adj
dressing her daughter, who has been liv-
ing in the city for half year or so.
" Reallgj mother, l hardly know.
He was away on vacation last sum-
mer, and now he has started on
his lecturing tour for the winter. I may
get acquainted with him next spring. -
Chicago EceRing Journal.
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AVER q Sons Manual contains infor-
nation of great value to advertisers. SA1t
free by n. w. Aver & Son, Adv. Agts., Phil.
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Hon. A. H. stephen. speaks.
ALEX. Fl. STEPHENS,

al very cheerfully state that 1 used Du-
rangs Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism
with decided benefit"
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Member of Congress from Georgia
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle
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OF all the effects that exposure OF the skin to
the air produces, the most olsagr y
surface Of the parts exposed, II is called tan II
scattered at intervals, freckles. The nnesI sklih
prepared by Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, con
tsins a peculiar erasive property which win re
fnGvs these disagreeabIe stains 1T is at the same
time Perfectly harmless, sllnys al teiifron@y 20
Inflammation, and renders the complexion e4e~
nr. LnaIt.IfIIl-
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sHIPMAN, Ill, June IS, 1876.

DR.. Z. '. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. y:
Dear Sir-Last fall our daughter-aged Is
was fast sinking with consumption. Diff
ferent physicians had pronounced her case
incurable. 1 obtained one>half dozen bot
ties of your Golden Medical Discovery. She
commenced to improve at once, an is now
as hardy as a pine knot. Yours respectfully
RRV IaAAC y AEGISTINF
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EZI,z4TIfSlIIS

Ten years have proven their efficacy IN all hillary
disorders They restore the liver, stomach and
kidneys TO healthful action; give appetite, good d.
eestion and vigor to body and mind.
Rev r. L. Simpson, Louisville, Ky, says:
TUFTS PfIIs are north their freight fH
gOId.p
sayre & Co., Druggists say: " We sell fifty
bores TUFTS PfIEs to fire Of all OtherS.''
Price, % cents. OfHce IS Murray St, New York
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Mars Tooua.

When the telegraph announced the discov-
cry by Prof. Hall that our neighborug planet
had two satellites, and the dispatch was read
the next morning at ten thousand American
breakfast tables, what think you was the
effect upon the heavens? Some colloquy
similar to the following was sure to occur:
" Mars has two moons, hey? Pass me the
milk, Kitty. Strange, isn't il, that astrono
mers never saw 'em before. Another chop,
please. | wonder what they'll discOvaAlext
These corn cakes are excellent. What's the
latest from Europe?' We have become so
accustomed to startling discoveries and an
nouncements, that we take them as a matter
of course. Even truth must appear in Fl am
ing cOIors to make herself seen. The virtues
OF DR.. Pierce's Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant PuTgative Pellets have been tested in
ten thousand households, whose inmates will
tell you that they consider the discovery and
Introduction of these remedies of far greater
Importance to the world than the moons Of
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AGENTS WANTED ron
CREATIVE SCIENCE
JOSIAH ALIENS WIZ

SAMANTHA AT THE CENTENNIAL
As a =. A. and p. ]. outdoes herself, AID Widow
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7Y;I5IIYITz3iA

Very few escape this affection. The symptoms
nrc dizziness; sick headache; cosiiveness; belch-
ngupOf food loss Of appetite; aversion 10 c1ertion
" body OF mind: highly colOred urine; heartburn,
ro.l eXtremities Id 10y. spirits.
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ZOE ksIRaA. Rose COLD. hay FEYER, Etc.

Ts remedy hes hecn used n thousands Of the worst
cases. With astouIslnx and uniform success, and T.
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-10-17

ABSENCE or MIND. LEASING, the German au-
thor, was in his old age, subject to extraordi-
nary fits of abstraction. On his return home,
QUO evening, aftor he had knocked at his door,
the servant looked out of the window to see
who was there. Not recognizing his master
in the dark, and installing him form stranger,
he called out, "tho professor is not home"
Oh, very well, replied Losing emo mat
ter---I'll cali another time p
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When you see a newspaper article which
promises In the beginning TO be an essay Of
high merit, it is well to read 1t for the profit
accrung from SO doing. But as matter Of
precaution, it is better to glance at the end
to see if anything is said about two sizes of
Of bottles--one for fifty cents the other for a
dollar.--Dan5ury Neaos.
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A Great offer Il!

We will during these hard times dispose Of 100 Piano
and Organs and second hand OF hist-elass axer
Including Waters q lower prices for cash or install
let until paid for than before offered
sincioding their Souvenir and Boadorl are the hes
made. etaye Pianos 500. l-3 do $3.50 not used q
year Stop Organs $50 Stops sos Stops S6S, s
Stops SIS 10 Stops Sss stops 500 cash not used
year ia perfect order and warranted Local and Travel
ing Agents Wanted. Illustrated catalogues mailed.
liberal discount Teachers Ministers Churches. etc
Sheet at half price. Horace Waters 4 Son
Manufacturers and dealers 40 East Ia ST. Union Square
y. \. Jy- =. AN
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Norristown Herald -" This appears to be
an off year with presidents ofsavings banks.
They are soff to Europe with most of the
cash of the institutions"
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DR. j. w. A. BIRKLEY,
SURGEON DENTIST,

UNIFORMS his patrons and the public that he con-
u tinues to practice his professional No. 2fe South
Eighth Street, Philadelphia, the fifth door below
Locust street. that prepared perform all the
most difficult and Intricate operations apperaining to
Dentistry He also administers all the Gases for the
positive relief of pain in the extracting of teeth being
the first who dared to bring IL into in his profession
in the State Of Pennsylvania. He likewise sets every
description of Artificial Teeth but especially the Terra
Metallic of which he is the discoyerer and inventory
in the most satisfactory to the wearer. Elk
tracing Teeth specially.
Sept. 6, 1S76.-1y.
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Honor is but the reflection of mans own
actions, sshning bright in the face of all about
him, and from thence rebounding upon him
self.
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lie who confers a favor should at once for
get it, IL he is not to show a sordid, ungener-
GUS spirit. To remind a man Of a kindness
conferred on him, and to talk of it, is little
different from reproach.
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i few short weeks more, and the ice-cooler
may again be used as a receptacle for old hats
and boots that have earned the right to hon
orable discharge from service.
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stllave you taken your pille" asked the
Doctor, brusquely.
les, have" answered Spilkins, meekly,
but It's awful hard work to keep it down."
Must keep it down, Sir Must keep it
down.
\ know, Doctor, that's all very well ;but
tell you, it's up-pill work, . replied Spikins,
whereupon the Doctor at once prescribed two
more, and left.
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Whom four women are walking abreast on
the pavement they will break ranks for moth
ing except man with q paint pot. Easto's
Tree Press.
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What IS the difference between post-hoie
and speaking trumpet? One is hollered out
and the other is hollered in.