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PROF. rYDALn.s w.R~r~e.

In concluding an address to the students
OF University College (LondOn) Prof. Tyn~
dali who IS unquestiOnably ole of the most
indefaGgable brain workers of our century,
said, take care of your health Imagine
Hercules as oarsman in rotten boat;
what can he do there but by the very forcA
OF his stroke expedite the ruin of his craft1
Take care of the timbers of your boat" The
distinguished scientists advice is equally
valuable to all workers. We are ant to de-
vote all our energies to welding the oar. our
strokes fall firm and fast, but few of us ex-
anime or even think of the condition of our
boats until the broken or rotten timbers SUD
denly give way and we find ourselves the
victims OF a calamity which could have
been easily avoided by little forethought.
What began with slight fracture, or per
maps even careless exposure TO disOrgau-
Hing Influences, ends in the complete wreck
Of the Hte-bOat. The disease which began
with slight headache or an undue exposure
TO cold terminates in death, unless ITS pro-
gress be checked, and the disease remedied.
The first symptoms, the heralds of disease,
give no indication OF the strength of the ou-
coming foe, and the victim trusts that his old
ally, Nature, will exterminate the invader
But disease Is an old general and accom-
piishes his most important movements in the
nighttime, and some bright morning finds
him in possession Of one of the strongest
Notifications; and when he kas once gained
stronghold in the system, Nature ignomn-
lously luFEe traitor ana secretly delivers uD
the whole physical armory to the invader.
Like the willy politician, Nature is always on
the strongest side, and the only way to insure
her support istO Ike ep your vital powers in
the ascendant. Keep your strongest forts
the stomach and liver-well "a -ded. DO
not let the foe enter the artc'i J IF .hways,
for ne Will steal or destroy - achest mer-
chandise and improve "a ,ou kingdom. To
repulse the attacks 81 Tie Ire you can find
no better ammunition tan Dr. Pierce's
Family Medicines. (Full directions accom-
pany each PACKAGE His Pleasant Purgative
Pellets are especially effective in defending
the stomach and liver. His Golden Medical
Discovery for purifying the blood and arrest
ing coughs and colds. If you wish to become
familiar with the most approved system Of
defense in this warfare, and the hlstery OF the
foes method of invasion, together with com
plete instructions for keeping your forces in
martial order in tine of peace, you can find
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser"
yR. V. Pierce, NJ. D., OF the Worlds Dis
pensary, Buffalo, n. Y. Sent to any address
on receipt OF $3.50. II contains over nine
hundred pages, illustrated by two hundred
and eighf y-twO engrdyings and colOred plates,
and elegantly bound in cloth and gilt.
RHEUMATISM cured at once by Durang' 3
Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular TO
Helph enstine q Bently, Washington, ID. c.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM--
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. Send for clrcu-
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RICULTCRAL.


And now, dear farmers, such o you as
are tired of the old tools, let us give you
a bit of advice. If you don't take it bet
ter than advice we have given\ you on
former occasions, all right-it will be no
great loss to us; so here it is: Do not
rub linseed oil on your fork and shovel
and rake handles; do not paint your
plows and mowers; do not use any rust
preventive on the iron and steel parts,
and above all, leave everything out Of
doors. You really have no idea how
quickly you will possess new set OF
tools, provided you have balance at
the bank.-Jornal of Progress.
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MEEKINS'S TWINsEs.
By DR.. GEORGE w. BAGBY.
(MoZIs ADDUM5
prrmenr sKrwrnrD BY nrArAx w koNoRrsi

Babis in ginrul is bald-heded, DO legged
disturbers NV the peece. They Gums
into this worP frownin horrid, fists
dubbed up, red as pepper, hot as jinjer and
hongry as hogs. Yot got to ten to UNI
got to drap all biznis and ten to um then
and thar, or elts you'll heer from um erly
and citing. The nuss lanches um into
life with draw NV some kind, and then
wunders they luvs whisky when they has
Crowed up.
But twinses is misteyus vizitatins NV
Providers; a urthquake in , colyums,
the rite and lef wings NV hurrykane
that thar amt no accOuntin fur. They
Gums like claps NV live thunder out'n n
clere sky in the midul NV the day or mite
(thev amt keerin which) and kOnstirnates
the naberhood Nobody amt never pre-
I&red for um, aid thar is a rushin , and
fro NV doctors, muses. and wimmin that
shakes the chimblys and Jars the whole
visinity. 4 feerful tiem
They fetches no bagige, not rag, not
a blame thing. not even n swaller-tale-
ko:e aud sjanlin collier, but they Gums
to stay. Thar Is much bOrryin NV
klothes-it takes nuf dry goods to set ny
a firm NV twinses Is to stok good size
Brod St stO and you've got To Opin a
milk dcpo and free bodin house on the
spdG loekin' fur yo' pay in nuther and
n better worP. Becoz twinses has but
vague idees NV settlin bills.
Meny wimmin arrives at yo' manshun,
and thar is much miratin. The pO' men
+ fur sevrnl blocks arOun gethers on the
curuders NV the streets and wunders tC
/ eche other if tw iases is ketchin like mezils
4 and chicken pok. Thar minds is onesy
/ They goes to pothekerries to git sum
intmint agln the things.
But faint no use, 10 manner NV use
Kwinine nor birthstone nor kerosiv sub
/ limit, nor nothjn knowd to man cam
/ keep um off Twinses is misteyus things
and thar is no akountin fur um one way
nor the luther Hew Blar, the drugger
/ can't put up nuthin to fend UNI off, mol
/ Tom Doswil, with all his expeyunse
can't insure um. If they ar a cumin
and if they amt a cumin all creashur
can't hurry um up. Twinses IS the mosi
obstinit and opinyunated kattil | know
Hhar is nuther misteyus thing bout
twihses. Them that wants um cam
have um-thar is men in this vale u'
dadshimness and limited sponduliz thai
never duz ketch up with what they Is ;
ruunin arter, no matter what they do
and them that don't want UNI, and XII
hardly turn thout treddin on children
has um shure Here they cum hoopir
and holrin Now me and Tom Cuck
potrik Is the very pattun NV men TO
twinses, was cut and bride you may say
to be the father of two twinses, but mary
a twin hav cum these thirty yeer, tho
we have been dyin fur UNI. On thu
luther hand, look at Meekins NV all anC
NV all huminsl Meekins-but mo- anon
No; twinses is misteyos. To the rici
man childun cum ono at time, llk'
balls down the troft NV ten-pin alley
but to the pc man they Gums
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state. In one case it is cut whlI5 the
grain is half ripe, in the other while it as
quite ripe. In an eastern farmyard the
farmer has his stacks of hay and straw
equally preserved against the weather,
and would as soon think of burning one
as the other. There straw is Market
able produce. Why should it not be so
in California? 1t could at least be used
for littering down the horses in their
stables instead of using hay for that pur-
pose. and thus the farmer could make a
considerable saving in that one partic
ular direction. But there are many
uses to which straw might be applied il
it were only obtainible.
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HAD 4 RIeHr no 1AUeH.


There is legend affirming that one
day nearly hundred years ago, the snow
was seven feet deep on the streets of
Detroit. On that day not a woman was
seen down town, but next day, when the
snow had settled foot or so, they were
abroad as usual, They were out wading
through the slush and jumping the pools,
and one of them fell "kersplash !" as she
passed the soldiers monument. A man
standing thirty feet away began laughing
uproariously. He got red in the face,
tears came to his eyes, and his hat fell of
as he laughed and cried out:
event right down like bag of sand
-slush foot deep, starched up to kill
never saw anybody look so cheap-oh
hol bo no %
O You are no gentleman, sir !" ee
marked man who had witnessed the
mishap.
Cant help that-hal ha hop
laughed the other, bending almost double.
You haven't the first instincts OF a
gentleman, sirT continued the other,
growing very mad.
~ know it, but hol no! no" screamed
the other. 81 know just how she felt as
she went down carrying all that style
and I-hal ha! har'
az don't see anything 50 very funny in
= - orowled tho other
No, you don't, but +" And he
hung to the lamp-post and laughed till
his legs weakened. When he had re-
covered his breath he explained to the
@owd; .
{" 1t was my wife, you see. She proba-
bly, wanted pair of shoe-strings or two
cents worth OF silk twist, and it took
her three hours to curl and twist, and
powder and fix up to come down here
nd wade around. Then to fall fat with
an her best duds on, and to be Helped ur
by a rag-buyer and to hear the boys yell
out, why, it Just takes all the-ho! no.
no muscle right ha ha bout of me. -
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Scene in Court.

William, look-tell US, William, who
made your
William, VINO was considered fool,
screwed up his face, and looked thought
full and somewhat bewildered-
Moses, ] s'pose!'
"That will do" said counselor Gray,
addressing the court. The witness
says he supposes Moses made him; that
is an intelligent answer-more than |
thought him capable OF giving, for it
shows that he has some faint idea of
scripture. submit that it is not suffi-
cent to entiJle him to be sworn as wit
ness capable of giving evidence"
"Mr Judge" said the fool, "may
ak the lawyer a gu 9sticn?"
Certainly" said the judge.
"Well, then, Mr.. Lawyer, who dye
s'pose made your
Aaron. s'pose," said counselor Gray,
initiating the witness. After Thea mirih
had somewhat subsidized, the witness
drawled out:
avail, meow, we do read in the
book that Aaron once made a calf, but
who thought the darned critter got in
hereI
The judge ordered the man to be
sworn.
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THE SUN
Frau(
Oamnaign Against National FRI

\ President who not elected 10y the peopIib pre-
ing been inauguarted at MaShln9t eh e - sii pat
ties TO rally togethcrin determined anu Pea1nd *
effort for tRe coTrectien OF this great 1iEgh f
punishment Of the guilty to be enforced 'hi""s@
ballot box. ,e a.
Forthis outrage npon the right Of sef-goyeThS as
the Republican party and Its chosen ma ~
primarily responsible; but the men VINO haFyitS al
Office through such means. and Who are 49, tho
ftv "A re ,c8rrely less guilty than they who con-
and executed this unparalleled % !itioii. h.yr,
The Fraudulent n esident and his advlsofS h n
undertaken 10 forsake IL ancient l{9, a. IA
publican parIv and having invite uelioeI1s Ia.
ipi Hltt Isrutl - - ~ - 10 .,soch fie hon ~
public senti lent Of the south los me M
hces aud Icy an enormous ~ 10 -nmrlee
sdestor railroads anv canals hoping mus ne san
in corruption the work begun IN iTi9 -Nt,'tng a.
time with hypocritlcal pfeti7',7 &" rth"ru Il e.
civil service they Halter ne Nat5 81 ;b MS "a
rists the end that the great me IN " mon ~ ad
ADMINISTRATION Is founded may be oNor'"v-' -
Against this complex seheme.as Against the eoIs5i
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wife new recruits from ever quarter 10 JO'' - y
move meHt.
our old friends and readers o body Of about a mi
lion readers-the same plumber a. the mhIorl33 ~
white citizens who in November last. Notetl iuf
samuel J. Tildeu for President need only hy
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Prof. a. Corbett.of No Warren st, \. y has
received the Centennial and several gold
medals, also u diplomas for his new process
for Matching eggs and raising poultry by
means of horse manure This valuable dis
covery will give $500 yearly profits from II
hens. Catalogues, circulars and testimonials
sent on receipt of postage.
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DIscorEar or GOLD IN rERsII

a London paper says: Some little
time ago, one of the shah's pish khed
ments (personal attendants), riding in
the neighborhood of Zenjan, about
one hundred and eighty mi.---s9g1 Te-
heran, on +he1 an.zs-1as sece
of gold ore. On inquiriesNA 1tathat
one OF the inhabitants of the village
close by had occasionally been seen re-
turning from the mountains in a mystic
rious manner. The villager was found
and his house searched, and the pish
khedment discovered 4 small crucible, a
forge and appliances for smelling and
nearly $50 worth OF pure gold. The
man, nearly seventy years of age, said
that he had found this gold at different
times, and by stealth during the last
seven years, but he affirmed that there
existed very rich mine Of gold whence
he had obtained it. As the mountains
were covered with snow, no further in
vestigatien could be made at the time.
The man was taken to Teheran and has
been Intercepted by the shah himself.
He, of course, is perfectly willing to show
the spot where he found the gold, the
more 50 as the shah has given him the
village in which he lived, close to the
mine, as a free gift The pish khedmet,
who was the cause of discovering the
mine, VIII receive the lOng-prOmised
5000 tomaus (el, POO, for the first per
son who discovered a gold mine. After
a few days, high functionary, the amin
sultan, accompanied by the old villa
ger, is going to Zenjan, with some assist
ants who know little of mining, and
work is to be commenced at once. The
shah has already made promise to the
effect that he will present his people with
one years revenue, sum 100000 to-
mans (e1, 6O0,O00). His majesty will
probably himself 60 to tae mine in the
spring to see the treasure. Nobody here
has the least doubt of this rich gold
mine, which is to regenerate Persia with
its millions and millions it is, however,
not at all certain whether a rich mine
or even poor one exists.
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Barniag S,rr,c u. the Fields.

The prevailing custom in California of
burning straw in the field, after the
grain has been threshed out, is one that
it wasteiul, thriftless and even criminal.
In times like the present, when feed bids
fair TO be scarce and dear, how many
would be glad if they had taken the
trouble to stack their straw last fall
What numbers of cattle might have been
saved from starvation if the straw had
been harvested 1t may not1be the
most Dourshing food for cattle, but on
the principle that half loaf is better
than none, straw stack for cattle 10
feed from at times like the present would
be better than nothing at all. Thmnx
itself is not much better tho
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For ten cents we will send a scieAtific
book of one hundred and sixty choice selec-
tions from the poetical works Of Byron, Moore
and Burns; also fifty selected popular songs
and other writings. The poetry of these au-
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PHILADELPHIA Pa
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AFrER an exnerience al nrer twent

II T liz IN " IT THU OF WI IWVIIl.
five years, many leading physicians acknow
edge that the Grdefenberg lfarStalPs Uterine
CGthOtio0R is the only known certain remedy
for diseases TO which women are subject. The
GraefenJerg Vegetable Pi1s, the most popular
remedy of the day for biliousness, headache,
) liver complaint and diseases of digtSon. Sold
by all druggists. Send for almanacs. Graefer-
berg Co., New York.
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When you visit or leave New York stop at the
Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
depot. 800 elegantly furnished rooms. Best
restaurant in the city; prices moderate. Bag
gage taken 70 and from said depot, free. Cars
and stages pass TIE hotel for all parts OF the
city.
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WE have heard recently of several Sc
we're cases of spiual disease cured by John
sons Anodyne Imminent; one case OF man
forty-five years old, who had not done a
days work for four years. The back should
first be washed, then rubbed with coarse
towel. Apply the Liniment cold, and rub In
well with the hand.
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" HORSE MES, land others who pretend
to know, say that the following directions had
: better be observed in using Sheridan's Cav
Calry Condition Powders: Give a morse Ia
L blespoonful every night for a week; the same
every other night for or nights; the same
for a mich COW, and twice as much for an
OK. The addition of little fine salt will be
an advantage
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UNBLEACHED muslin is the latest nov
city for bedroom curtains, instead of
chintz or cretonne. 1t is trimmed with
Turkey-red cotton, or blue or yellow.
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The ALBION MILL,
y. e. IsELLEY. snpI..

b. r. KELLEY. Nupt-.
II ST Il ILLINGL9 con n .
Offers f,r sale the following machinery. Part run
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Cards one ftue EnElish SPeeder. ~"
Brow % English Speeders. two Wmf pe.lN
nry warner BenGns. two Drcssefs- nfty
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IsIr POSSIBLE. that one will be so foolish
10 suffer from Catarrh, Cold in the Head. bad
Smells in Nose and Throat, when by this new
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tsrrh Snuff, you can be cured. Trial Boxes
by mail. only so cts Dr. j. Fl. Mclean, 3I4
Chestnut ST., st. Louis, Mo.
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VEGETABLE Pulmonar airy Balsam, the great
New England cure for coughs, colds and con-
sumption. Cuilel, Bros. & Co, Boston, only
genuine.
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BURNETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are used
a., dorsed by the best hotels, confectioners
erocers and the first families IN the country.
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DURANG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY never
fails to cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists
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BURNETr's COCAINE kills dandruff,
allays irritation aud promotes the growth OF
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The Rest Trusa without
MetaiSprings ever Invented.
- L0S TIC No humliug claim % a cef-
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Wl<tt-- nnce Wewill take hnok and
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Price single. like cut 81; for both fider, -. zen
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ch ut Claims made, Circular ffeef
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PILES!

Or. Browns Herbal Ointment suprosiiorie- Hf"
guarauteed 10 cure any case Of Piles that can hs
found i'm the United states. sample box ~ these
Supposf,ories viii De- sent free y mail 60 any SUI
erer on rccceirt Of twenty cents. 20 prepay postage
and making Regular price ~. Address pr. -.
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Rs-scnd ten 1Ol cents
81 for New Large Illus
eEN>c.1 frnted Catalogue 600
~ ~ cuts Of Miniature Gam
lksA Engines and Attfch-
1e&ls menis Mechanical spc-
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sz-3.{1( * T. Improved Household
- -s.t11l---14i Goods Toys and other
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I've recent a good old age, have trav-
lied fur and wide. hav eat heep, bin to
Moth Killing, iivd in Am erst, Sc en- much
and dun meny things, but Meekins havin
twinses lays over enything that ever
hapined in my time. Its the went OF
the age. Nv all and NV all. Meekins
Twinses! l don't bleev it. 'Tain't so.
| kinnot onderstan it. My bride litenin
bugs throws no lite on the subject Us
dark misteryus MYSTERY
MoZIs ALBUMS.
Konfexnery & Fede Sto.
Rockitts, Dec 81, 1876.
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Is the only complete Pictorial History 81 the .-n.
tennial published. mammoth panorama. l.O"''
LARGO NOR wings many Of them being lf1 ~ 1iN
inches Aaents wanted. Address. gsnr4 n ",
- tn,ert rVANk LESLIE'S PIbLlnHlho
HoTTsT S3z Pearl treet- New YORK.
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"a. 900 copies sold in T'r0 Mourn
MARK TWAIM'S

Twill forward useful circular O. every r.Is.h WHO
ON, nj real or per-oual pro- perry frce 81 or.s
WHWEEKS.I7S BrOndway.Nc" hoT"
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In entering upon the fourth years buelpe--, w
nronrietor ees 10 refer The thousands va want "
buy Sewing Machine 20 the ten fhouf ava ALREADY
usinp the fi0h rnlning Remington on heavy NnU
rd LIGHT work on foarae work aid fne; On leather
and n game. Will te same nee1lc. thrrsd ana zen.
sion Without sfefution change 20 teriiiy tlht ~
has beon tried ard never found waning but n thl-
M HE tefvant n here IL no merchant or afcnt ~
vour vicinity who KEEPS them ON hand. ~ q me
postal card for ter me and samples ~ wofh - a,h
,our merchant 10 do Don't ni 20 do this before
byyipg. and ,ou will thank your goCa genius Tor
showing you this notice.
AGENTS WANTED EvERYMnEkE
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II VEGETINE, T"

says a Boston Physician " has no equal q blood
purifier. Hearing Of its many wonderful cures,
after all other remedies had failed. 1 visited the
Laboratory and convinced myself OF its genI inc
merit. Is is prepared from barks, roots and Brbs,
each Of which are highly effective. aud they COM
pounded in such manner as 10 produce astonishing
results.
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RHEUMATISM cured at once by Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular to
Helphenstine * Bently, Washington, ID. c.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circu-
lar 70 Helphenstine & Bentlv, Washington, ID Q
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APEsSTartioies ever offered 10 the public On
receiptsf II cts will send 10y mail. pes paid
one ladies & III pia ted ornamental shawl PIN ~ the
Of the style hat ornaments These Roen- are 4
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