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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PuRlFlER.
HEMAE2.
HEN AR.

THIS Incompatible DEPURATIVn l.
q p0,ccrfut iLIERA1IrE, TONIC. M.
KETfC, D!4FHOEEIIC, and APERI-
It inratmabtc aMd never- falling, and -
its continued use ariN thorouGIiv eradt,
cate all diseases of TIE blood. ITS in0rs.
ton, the products 0nthcYets iron, remote
EJyptian Prorinccs, and WLere there Il
the slightest faint Of disease in he svs-
tenn, 1t "ercr faii. Il" erecting that diseasS
MrONDh the WcdiuHt Of the skin. or e..
polling 1t through TIE aunny ard r0riovA
channels of the body, Mcreby aliowino.
G c, indeed, Jorciny all NE organ. imfs
ditioM. A Gerry brief spuce OF time .s;H
convince any pnticnt a1Sing it, of iis un.
doubted "efiGbt!ity and ,r0ndcrfmI cur.
ttre properties, At oet"g, most uMquestion-
NOty, the rcrU acme Of medical triumDhs.
ana the yrcutest discovery of the pressuf
age, in the treatment Of ercry disea.s
,ciere TIE blood itself IS primarily shs
SCKOFCL.4 and tic thousand and one
causes thnt lead to this terrible uAietion.
Of achich al ciri!i@ed communities are
ed that the :. sims Of tie Fathers ..en
risit ereM xnto the third and fourth GEN.
eratiOns,' Hnt to EAOKEN-DOWN1 IND
LNF'EEELED CONSTITUTIONS it - q
poirerJEt saJ"reMdfoT, causing the .rrssk
of man once more to assume the GOd-IikS
form Of mainland.
For CLTINLOl.S DISEASES, URIN-
AHl DlSONHLAo tONSIIPI1ION OF
LITER md KIDNEY
GEyLR4L IND NERI-
Gus ID iXLITI, KHEUM TISN,
GLANDCLAE EEL-!EG ENIS, EPI.
r-tNCER, sc URTY,
Il FFEC7IDNs or THE BONES. INDO.
L EMIT ULCERS, EEMiLE COM
PLANTS (G1.d 10 Tee Gc1.tler sec it 10 .
boon lony sought for by srnsitire, srseep-
tit!e. and delicate Ee:s0les, us it takes
direct nction nlon their oifmcnts) AND
ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE
IN WHICH TIE BLOOD Is THE SEAT
OF THE IROfEIE. IL is iHraiunble. Il
Wifh This remedy sr'U prove
q pOsifire and permanent cure for
CHILLS and FEyEES and all MALA-
KIAL PEISONS.
Thousands oJ Testimonials attest The
truth Of these cf1ilns.
Price. One Ooiiur, IN large bottle, -
et1e knffIpo
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IRFATTY'Sfs:A;!as4I;sgEs! 3 3 issg:

Ihc hest and most lasting parlor organ
INV in use. No other parlor organ ha-
over attained the same popularity.
It has been tested by thousands, many
Of them competent judges, and gives uni
90 rsal satisfaction 10 all.
The music is adapted to the human
voice. ranging from the softest flute like
note to volume of sound unsurpassed by
any instrument. .,
This instrument has all the latest i'm
movements. and every organ IS fully
warranted for six years. s. sutlfu' on
noIish. black walnut panelIed cases, which
will not CRACK or WARP, and forms:
in addition to a splenciI instrument Of
music. q beautiful piece of furniture.
This organ needs only TO be seen to De
appreciated, and is sold ut extremely low
figures for cash. Secondhand Instruments
taken in exchange.
Agents wantcd, male or female, in every
county in the United States and Canada.
A liberal discount made to teachers,
ministers, churches, schools. lodges, etc.
where we have 10 agents. Illustrate
catalogue and price list free. Correspond
ence solicited. Agents, discount given
where have no agents. Best offer ever
given now ready. Address.
DANIEL II. BEATTf,
Wash. ngfO,,, N'esU Jersey.
23.ly
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Fits, EPILEPSY,
Falling Sickness

Permanently Cssred-No HUMpra
by one months usage of DR.. Goulard .
Celebrated I"failible Fit Powders. TO
convince sufferers that these Powders will
do all We claim for them, we win send
them by mail, Free Trial Box. AS DR.
Goulard is the only physician that has
ever made this disease special study, and
as 10 our knowledge thousands have been
permanently cured by the use of these
Powders, will guarantee a permanent
cure in every case, or refund Won ali the
money expended. All sufferers shonld
give these Powders an early trial, and be
convinced Of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, s. 90. or 4 boxe.
for $1,000, sent by mail to any part of the
United States or Canada on recent Of
price, or by express. G. q. D. Address
l25-1yI ASH & ROBBINS.
$40 Fulton Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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CONSUMPTION
Fo3itiVelv Cured

All sufferers from this disease that are
anxious to be cured should try DR.. Kiss
ner's Celebrated Consumptiye Powders
THESE Powders are the only preparation
known that win euro CONSUMPTION and
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs-in.
deed. so strong is our faith in them. and
To convince you that they are no humbup.
we will forward to every sufferer, by mail
post paid, a Free Trial Box. We don 81
want your money until you are perfectly
satisfied of their curative powers, If vour
HE Is worth saving, don't delay in giving
these Powders trial, as they will surely
cure you.
Price, for large box. s. 90. sent to anv
part OF the United States or Canada by
mail on receipt of price. Address.
l25-1y] ASH e. RORRINs
800 Fulton Street, Brookiyn. Nv
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Three young men rode into the town
Side BY side. as the sun went down,
Shook hands and parted to seek thei
rest,
And each to live as to him seemed best
The drsr caroustd with cards and wiue
Decked bis mistress with jewels fine,
and laughed 40 he tossed his glass or
high,
Nor rocked, God help him, he had te
die.
The second did nothing but groan and
pray.
Groan through the night and through
the day;
He lived in fear, God help him, say I,
And only thought that he had to die.
The third enjoyed the goods he had;
Laughed with the gay and wcpt with
he sad,
Nor ever forge, God Bliss Mn, say I,
That he had to 1--WE, snd he had TO die.
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Poultry Yard.
TURKEYs.

Turkeys should not DO bred in>and>in
longer than two or three years, when a
change OF males 10 necessary. Hens about
a year old are best for breeding, but they
oft1D lay forty or fifty eggs before sitting.
Older hens lay less. Remove the eggs
daily. leaving china egg in the nest. All
that are to be allowed to sit should hatch
by the first of June. Every young tur.
key under four weeks old should be
gathered to its fold before sun down and
shut in. Teach them to be gentle, so
that you can pick them up and put them
under their mothers wings, If necessary.
when hatchiDg," says q writer on
turkeys, remove the shells from the nest
and allow them to remain twenty. four
hours after Matching before feeding. For
the first swo or three days l keep them on
the old nest, - it all warm throughout,
and feed on thick custard. with proper.
ton IF one part egg and the OTTER new
milk. keep them on this feed for
nearly . week, and allow little OF
no run for them. and then only
in tho warmer portion of the day.
Keep them clean, dry and warm land
they will bear = goodly amount of heat J,
we'll fed, and they will keep quiet and 70.
pay you for this extra care, tina; At the
tirss outlook may appear like fooIishnsss
but It u noL When they arc about q
week old. begin 70 wean them ava
from custard and introduce whole buck.
wheat, and allow more run. When
commencing to feed backwheas, do no,
forget to furnish water for beverage. OF
thick, sour milk, and lime and bones
broken Tine. The oId-fashioned idea Of
raising turkeys sn easd alene ard allow
IinR them to range from one end OF The
farm to the other Is exploded.
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STA.
GASTRNN.

G4S7FCE as a safe, speedy. and posi-
tire cure for that 3:tost depressing Of all
ments, and 6ri"f course Of tren TIM e,at sriIl
restore the diJesfire organs to their pris-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
action Of the stomach "nd intesti,ses. Tho
Mcrre"a irritcbitity of literary and all
pers0ns pursuing sedentdry life, 10
speedily remorea by This agent. The
stomach is restored to health and the ksv-
note of the system triU once more rsspAOG
IN the performance Of labor.
Price, One Doi;ar, IN large bottle, ~
sic bottles, So.
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FOR CUT NEOUS DISORDERS,
Holloway's Pills
Invaribly cure the following diseases.
Disorder Of The Kidneys.

Disorder Of The Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secrete too much or too lit
tie Water; or whether they be athlete with
stone or gravel, or with aches aud pains
settled in the loins over the regions of the
these Pills should DE taken &C.
cording TO the printed directions, and the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the
small of the back at bed time. This treat,
ment will give almost immediate relief
when all other m ans haye failed.
FOR STOMACHS OUT OF ORDER.
No medicine will So effecluaIly improve
the tone of the stomach as these Pills;
they remove all acidity occ STONED eithe!
by intemperance or improper diet. They
reach the liver and reduce it TO a healthy
action; they axe wonderfully efficacious in
cases of spasnl-in fact they never fail IN
stomach,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best
known in the world for the following
diseases: Ague, Asthma, Bilious Com
plants, Blotches on the Skin, Bowels.
Consumption, Debility, Drorsy, Dyson
try, Erysipelas. Female Irregularities,
Fcvers of all kinds, Fits, Gout, Hcaiache.
Indigestion, inflammation. Jaundice. Live,
c Complaints, Piles, rheumatism. Reten-
ton of urine, Scrofula or Kings Evil.
Sore Threats. Stone and Gravel, Tic
'rumors. Ulcers Worms of
all kinds, Weakness from any cause. etc
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The Household.
THE TABLE.
ROCK cREAN.

ROCK cREAN.
Il Boil teacuptul of good rice in swee
milk, till soft; swesten it with powdcre,
loaf sugar and little salt, and pile it u
high on dish. Lay on it here and Their,
square pieces of currant jelly, or any kin,
of preserved fruits; beat to stiff frotl
the whitsst Of four or dve eggs and Z
little powdered sugar. favored to suit thu
taste; then drop it over the rice. giving i
the appearance OF snow. A wholesom,
dessert for the little ones.
| DUTCH LOAF,
Ono pound Of flour, half pound Of 90.
gar, one egg, . quarter OF . pound of
butter. halt . pound of raisins and hall
pound Of dried currants-well cleaned and
rolled In -four; half pound Of baking
soda dissolved in enough buttsrmilk to
make the butter of the proper consistency
Beat the butter and sugar to cream, add
the eggs, then stir 10 the flour and butter
milk; add the fruit last Bake slowly, as
the fruit will net admit of a hot oven.
Do not forget to add . good pinch of salt
to the mixture.
RHUBARB FOR PRESERVING,
It Is not generally known that tho Au-
gust supply of rhubarb il the best for all
preserving purposes, a., grown during the
heat Of the summer, i: requires less sugar
than the spring supply. But, should the
summer be dry one, the stalks are apt
to become rather hollow and stringy; care
should therefore be taken to select medi.
um.sized stalks, brittle and full of juice.
Rhubarb preserved is very nice.
BREAD.
Take dye or six potatoes, pare and boil
them in about two quarts of water. Then
scaId three parts of pint OF -four with a
portion of the potato water, Mash and
add the potatoes, beating smoothly and
stir in the remainder of the water. If not
enough 10 make the desired quantity add
cold water. One gallon will make five or
six lcaves. When cool enough add one
cup Of yeast, and stand in q warm place
over night. 1t will not raise and run
oyer, but instead there will be foam on
the top like the beaten whites of eggs. In
the mornlng set over the Ere and warm
stirring all the time. DE care
full not to get TOO hot. This warming
process would not be necessary in sum-
mer). Have ready pan of -four with al
hole in the center into which strain
through the coIander this liquid. add salt,
'tlr into . batter and set into a warm place
% rise. 1t will foam up in short time.
Make up stiff and raise again, sfter which
make into loaves, and let rise again until
eady for the oven. 1t is not necessary to
ell good bakers that -four should always
'e siited, and thar. care should be taken
lot to have the rising in too warm place
or fear of scaldirg.
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TIE KITCHEN.
IRONING.

IRONING.
Use just cold water enough to thoroulh lilly
Dissolve the starch, and add one teaspoo n
full OF table salt. Be sure the water 10
boiling. and stir constantly while pouring
on. Never thin starch with cold water
and if obliged to leave it standing, sprinkle
water oyer it and cover; this will prev On,
that tough crust forming. Now to keep
your d't-irons from sticking, (for the
trouble IS - much with them az in the
starch), wash every time before heating,
and scour with sand or Bristol brick
fold q newspaper and spread small piece
of butter upon 1t; rub your irons when hot
on this, and then wipe off with clean
rag. 1t 10 not necessary to do this more
than twice to each iron In large ironing,
and you will never he troubled with sticky
irons. The way shirts are polished in
laundries is by using polishing iron, and
not BY any secret in starch making. The
oftener you redsmpen, and the more
strength expended in rubbing, the better
the polish obtained. If anything be +.
comes yellow in ironing. place it in I'll .
hot sunshine; it will remove il.
REPAIRING.
If knife or fork handle gets loose, Get
the handle upon end, fill the cavity with
pulverized resin, then warm the small
part Of the knife or fork, and insert it
'lowly, crowd it down firmly, and hold it
10 the right position until the resin coo's
enough to set. AS resin is not soluble in
wafer. hot or cold, the knives are not
loosened. Where ivory hanGles have be-
come yellow, they may be restored by
few hours in watery solution
'f sulphuric acid. The acid. In a gaseous
state. should not be used, as it will be
likely to make tho handles crack.
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Which are located on Clark's Fork, are
shown by developments to be the best
and richest in the county.
A road to the mines will he opened in a
short time from the Crow Agency, dis
lance of only forty miles, which will en-
able us to make connection with the Vel.
lowstone boats, putting the products of
our mines at least one hundred miles
nearer market wagon transrortation) than
any other mines in the Territory. The
now offer for sale.
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On the 23d ulto. General Grant dined
with the Prince OF Wales, and was a
tsrtained BY the Queen aud Lord Dsxby.
At the London Guildhall reception 0Oj
guests witnessed the presentation Of the
freedom Of the city. Dinners and recsp.
tions without end were to follow, and
mitch enthusiasm greets the e. President
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MARK THESE FACTS
THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD
K0LL0WAYS PILLS.

IL had no appetite; Hollowsy's Pills
have me hearty one"
Your Pills are marvellous"
II send for another box and keep then,
| in the house"
cdr. Holloway has cured my headach,
that was chrcnic."
II gave one Of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbus. The dear little thing
not we'll in u day."
My nausea of morning is now cured
"YOur box of HolIoway's Ointmen,
cured me of noises in the head. | rubbe I
some OF your Ointment behind the cars.
and the noise has left.'
"Send me two boxes; l want one for Il
poor family"
Il enclcsea dollar; your price is %
cents. but the medicine to me is worth a
,dollar.'
'.Send me five boxes Of your Pills.
"Let me have three boxes of your
Pills by return nail, for Chjils and
Fevcr.'
l have over 200 such testimonials as
these, but want of space compels me TO
conclude.
FOR CUT NEOUS DISORDERS,
And all eruptions of the skin, this ONT
mcnt is most invaluable. 1t does not hea.
externally alone. but peneirates with the
most searching effects to the very root Of
The evil.
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IR70 MADE by Agents in cities And
~ country towns. Only necessary to-
Az lsnow samples to make sales and
R25 money. Tor any one out of employ
I A nent and disposed 10 work. Used
DAY aaly oy all business men. Send
sstamP lnr circular. with prices 70
sfs4 4''' n1 TaeS., pSttCIAl AGENCY
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PILES. HemorrhoidS.
RkLOT.

Many causes tend to produce this pAte-
fal and distressing state. The blood -
retarded in its return; the too freqws~6
use of drastic 11urgGtices tends to produce
congcstio,s Of the Joscels, torpid action -
the liver, and numerous other causes sS6
the soMrce Of this complaint, and hitherto
nothing cfcctMaL has been presented ~
the public, schicIs srould rapidly alleristS
symptoms and ultimately prOrc an srsst-
ire cure. In PILON are haze a remedy
.chich not only acts almost instantly, bssS
(PHesJ by absorption, ana many ssA0
hare received not only benefit, but hsve
been radically cured, hare been ass"reS
prior to "si"J this treatment) by emit
Ment surgeons thct The only relief ths1
erer could crpcct in life. srould be by a.
operation, and 7'enoring At or them Jross
cd the Katie This remedy has been hasts3
rith delight, and is no,c prescribed ~
many practising physicians, 'rho are 80.
nisa"t Of its merits. as the only h"o'''s
sure cure for piles.
Price: Fifty Cents per package, or 80
THE ABOTE REMED1ES AR1
tho,0ugh in the eradication Of the differ
ent and rarious natadies denomi"atsSs
and are tie result Of patient, s~archinSs
labor;gus, and scientific imresfiyas'ons
embracing a period Of many years, ~
Europe and -iD,ericn.
If the specific directions are complies
spith, thousands Of p"tients scilI 6ear srts~
crate ere,y assertion. Where there arr
many cOmysl. ca!iHns of disease, an. P1S
ITEMS so desire. DIR. CH1NDLEK s0ssk
de- 'fnasss e,,t to G's. az .0T""''0"'
Oesrrip tirc 0,,d Exploratory CtreS-
lar Of the ahore remedies sent on receipt
81 %fr S5Gp VEL ire not o. ssle At yo.@
particular druggists, send orders 20
DIR. CHANDLER,
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature
of j. HAYDOCK, as agent for tie United
States, surrounds each box of Pills, and
Ointment. A handsome reward will be
given to any one rendering such intor-
nation as may lead to the detection of
any party or parties counterfeiting the
medicines or vending the same. knowing
them to be SPURIOUS
*x*Sold at the mandatory of Profess
sor Holloway s. Co.. New York, and by
all respectable druggists and dealers in
medicines throughout the civilized world.
in boxes at % cents, GO cents and 81. each
CO There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N. B.-Direciions for the guidance of
patients in every disorder are affixed to
each box.
Office. lie Liberty t., y. Y.
CEND 25c to G. p ROWELL & co
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Or. WHITTIER,
6i7 81. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.
DR.. WHIT TIER.

Treats all forms of Veneral Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No n.atter who failed,
call or write; pamphlet or consultation free.
Can refer to the medical profession in al
Dars Of the CountrH
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1CDoLLARs A pa nd o. terms terms fr.S
IL wanted Outtlt anu Vs;nA
TRUE & 90, AUGUSTA
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GEND Csc. to G. P. ROWELL g. co
~ New York. for Pamphlet of 100 pages
containing lists of 5000 newspapers, and
estimates showing the cost OF advertising
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Minnesota over which not single drift
pebble has ever been found, either at the
surface or at any depth beneath it. The
strata have become chemically disagree.
gated and dissolved by the percolat;on of
the rain through them. the calccrous mat
ter has been carried off IN solution, and
there is left behind as residuum the in
soluble matter which the rock originally
contained. and which, consisting largely
of silica and silicate of alumina, forms by
its aggregation silicIous and clayey
deposit of almost impalpable fireness. I,
is this fine material which makes up the
bulk of the prairie soil; and, as the writer
|conceives, it this fineness which is especi
ALLY inim,eal to the growth of trees. Ex>
actly as We see the deslccated lakes in the
midst of the forests gradually filing up
with finely comminuted materials and be-
coming Covered with growth of grasses
Tor sedges, which is not afterwards en-.
|croached on by trees, no matter whether
the ground become completely dry or
whether it remain more or less swampy:
$50 We have the prsiries, which have Ger.
tain'y never at any time been overspread
with forests, and which would always re
man a. they are, provided the climate
underwent no radical change and they
were not interfered with by man. It is
for the vegetable psychologist to say why
this 6neness OF the soil is unfavorsble IA
the growth of trees; it 10 for the geologist
and physical geographer TO set forth the
facts which they may observe within the
line OF their own professional work.
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Hawaiian Caledonian Club.

HosoLULU, JIs. lsT, ISL.
fs tie Editor aad PsElisksr u Haraiiaa Gazette
DEAz Sal an requested BY the Hawaiian Gale
DOMAIN Clgs to teUeer yea the thanks of the Club
Is expressed in the fOllosing resolution which sas
passed uuaninously at the last meeting on the
2ssk gltino:
Resolved. that the thanks Of the Hawaiian Gale
douiAn Club be rendered 10 the editor and pub
Usher OF the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Tor Publishing
Paragraphs which have coutnblied much towards
the welfare OF the Club"
may slso iuforn you that at The meeting above
Eentiooed, eight new members were enrolled, and
: committee S.s appointed 10 enquire into the sd-
Visibility Of holding 'CalsdouiAn Ball" on the
24ih Of Nay next; said committee 10 report al the
reIt Eestiug the feasibility Of the same and the
Possibility OF its success.
TIE tone Of feeling amongst the members gene
rally tends 70 favorthe formation of st Andrews
Cearitable Fuod' Ia connection with The Club
vhsn the means viii permit, and desire is ex-
pressed to make the organization beneficial and
helplGl, well as social and entertaining. Fean
Of nou-permaneoee Lave been eosirely cispellet.
an. dear air, yours very respectfully,
In MACDONALD,
Secretary Hawaiian caiedouian Club.