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The best and most lasting parlor ORA,
VOW in use. No other parlor orear. ha
over attained the same popularity.
IL has been tested by thousands man,
OF them competent judges, and gives uni
versa satisfaction to all.
The music is adapted to the hum.,
voice, ranging from the softest fiutc. lii.
note to volume of sound UNSURPASSED h,
any instrument. --: 'o'S" y
This instrument has all tie latest T.,
pnovements, and every organ "a fnIIr
warranted for six years. Be,utifni ~
polish, black walnut panelled cases which
Will not CRACK or WARP; ard forms
IN addition to splendid instrument ~
music. beautiful piece of furniture. j,
This organ needs only to be seen IN h.
appreciated, and is sold at extremelv In
figures for cash. Secondhand instrumenfs
taken in exchange. = - -.''''
Agents wanted, male or female, in every
county in the United States and Canada
A liberal discount made to Teachers
churches, schools, lodges. etc.
where We have no SCENTS. IiIustrate
catalogue and price-list free. Oorresnond.
'pce solicited. Agents, discount given
where hays no. ageHts. Rest Offer aver
.iven now ready. Address, -. - :.
-, DANIEL r. BE.ATFT.l ~
W.Ssh. t''gso.S. Nsez .N1r1eae
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A One-Rail Road l..

California has one>rail road in opera
hon Ut Norfolk, on Sonoma Creek, tire,
ssd half miles in length, and intended
70 be extended up the valley. 1t is called
he Prismoidal railway, and was formally
opened on November IA. The track is q
continued prism of beveled boards, TWEEN
iy.seven inches wide ard fifteen inches
high with sir gle rail laid on top. The
car which travels on the line lie supported
by two wheels, one at the front aud one
ct the. rear, with independent revolving
danges. The locomotive is the first of its
kind constructed in the State. The visit.
Ing party took their places on the seats
which were ranged on each side of the
ears, the passengers being face to face.
The hrst Impression suggested was that
which ordinarily fills the bosom of tho
nsvice who makes his maiden effort to-
ride the uncertain bicycle. A certain AZ
surance that the whole thing would topple
over at first was the general belief of the
uninitiated. But when the engineer
sounded his whistle, the passengers gave
three tremulous cheers, and the train
moved off smoothly, and soon the pace
was considerably augmented, Wonder
full to relate, says the San Francisco Ex-
aminer, the oscillation was scarcely per-
ceptible. and the locomotive and cars rode
along single rail as firmly as the trains
On the broadest of English solidly con
strucled broad gauges. The faster the !
train proceeded the smaller in number !.
and extent became the lateral oscillations. j.
beautifully and practically exemplifying :
the great principles of the prismoida! sys. },
tenn, that the greater the speed the less -.
liability to oscilate, principle clearly >,
demonstrated by the gyroscope and veloci =
pede. To those making their first trip on :
The new railroad, the ease and comfort of =
this mode of travelling suggested itself 8
Itrikingly. The train was run out to the
end OF the completed line, where forty =;
i've men were found continuing the build -
ing of the prism, onward. The construc- %
ion OF the road has cost, for the present :"
hree miles and half, including the cost - :,
It tho road>bed over the marsh, about :
Z, 300 mile, one-half the cost of the q" a,
narrow gauge railroad, the most econom- ~
cal of the two-rail system. III
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

! None are genuine unless the sgnatur,
IL. HAYDOCKs as agent for the (Jnited
lS:ates. surrounds each box Of Pills. Ind
ointment. A handsome reward viii bt
given TO any one rendering such intor.
nation as may lead to. the Detection OF
any party or parties couuterfeitinr thu
medicines or vending the same, knowina
them to be SPURIOUS. ...I.I 80
~*.Sold at the mandatory of Profes.
Is0r Holloway q Co., New York. and nv
|all respectable druggists and dealers IN
|medlcines throughout the CIVILIZED world.
IN boxes st 70 cents, SO cents and 81, each
" There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes. -
n. B.Nrections for the guidsnce of
pet'ents 10 every disorder are aAixed 70
ooch boz. ap ss1IlaiL3i iisfEs3
Omc9 l10AbeSt1 81 n n
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~ ginliug to uelt, dissolve the powder i
. little warm water; then put in and IL
it come to boil and skim clear, Be care
!. full not scorch it.
UTILIZING BITS OF SOAP.
Small pieces of soap will accumulate
1t is Lot economy to throw them away
. Make square flannel bag the size you re
quire; leave one end partly open and pu
in the pieces as they collect; when It il
full basic up the opening, and it makes 6
rice bath-tub arrangement. Another
way to make them useful is to sdd little
water, set them in tin on the stove and
let them simmer slowly. When cold you
have tolcrably good soft soap, just the
thing for putting 10 your wash boiler or
washing tins with.
THE GROWTH OF CHILDREN.
The growth of children has been made
the subject of very ingenious and ORR
!ginal researches through some IS 600
measurements Of the children in the pub
lie schools of this city. by Professor
Bowditch, Of the Harvard Medical
School. and published by the State Board
of Health. Professor Bo~ditch's fig
ures and tables appear to be the most
thoroughgoing and valuable as basis
of scientific deduction in existence. Hisl
own summary of the most important re-
suits he has obtained is IS follows: !
The growth of children takes place in
such way that until the age of eleven or
twelve years boys are both taller and
heayier than girls of the same age, but a,
his period of life girls begin to grow very
'apldly, and for the next two or three
years surpass boys of the same age in both !.
height and weight. Boys then acquire /
md retain size superior to that of girls, 10
Who have now nearly completed their Il
ull growth. Children born of American
'ern parents are in Massachusetts, tallerl>
nd heavier then children OF foreign.
orn parents, superiority which seems
depend partly on the greater averaged
omfort in which such children live ana
row up, and partly up the differ ence of 4
ace or stock. Pupils of American parent "
&c at the public Latin school and other in
'gher schools are-apparently for the SC
me reasons superior in height and ~ -,
eight to the generality of boys Of Ameri. "a
IN parentage in the public shoots, and to
nglish boys of the non -laboring class
tending public schools and universities.
Re superiority in weight being as rule
ore marked than that IN height.
1t will be seen that several popular de.
sions of long standing are here dispelled m
I'd the regulation of physical and mental tn
ainingso much the better guided. The st'
lue and importance of the conclusion.
'wever, are diminished by the very fact
at they are unique, and other commun- 49,
es have as yet no similar statistics.
hen such basis of comparist has been
pplied. the influence of geographical
d climatic condition on growing chill
en- may be discovered, the number of
nerations in which climatic changes are !
the effects, il any, of the ~.
Eson OF the year. the comparative effect ~
city and country lite, etc.
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,Ihe household.
MOCK HONEY.

A writer in the Housekeeper's Com.
panion gives recipe for making this
money: TO ten pounds of nice white
sugar add two pounds of water and four
grains cream of tartar, ten drops essence
OF peppermint, two drops oil of winter
greenii one drop altar Of roses and one
large spoonful OF flour Of slippery elm.
First put sugar in q pot or preserving ket.
tie, than put in the elm; then drop the oil
and essence upon apiece of sugar; then put
10 the water, put on the lire, and, whom
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PILES. tIam0Yrhoids.
EExssT.

M0ny ccmses tend to produce til Is ,n; f.-
J"t and aist;essing state. Tie blood is
retarded 4" its ret"rn: TIE too frequent
use OF drastic pHTGGtircs tends to produce
congestion of tie tGtrsis, torpid action Of
the trer, and numerous othel. causes are
the source or TINS coa.p :lint, ard hitherto
nothing eTectHHt Aas been presented ~
the public, ichicA sconld rapidly Alternate
symptoms and ultimately ;'rore an effect
doe cure. IN PILON are hare a remedy
srhich not only acts almost Instantly, b,ss
trtu re,nore the largest taaiors OF the parts
(PHes) by absorption, and many ssho
hare reeeired not oaty benefit. but hove
(pri0r to NSinO this tre0tment) by e1nj-
sacnt surgeons that the only relief they
ever could erpect in liJe, erould be by an
operation, and remcring it cr them irons
the 6ody cy procedure srhich necessitae.
ed the hnife. This remedy has been hailed
srtfh delight, and is HO.r prescribed bS
infant of its merits. as the only knosSss
sure cure for PILES.
Price; Fifty Gents per package, or sid
THE AROTE REWEDTES ARE
thorough in the eradication Of the differ
est aud rarions aaotadies denominateds
INb0riOMs, and scientific inreStigdttons
embracing a period OF many gears, ~
Europe and 4me'scn. 80
aC3th, thousands of patients arH bear arit-
ness to their refatire merits, and cOrrOb-
crate erery assertion. Uhere there are
many complications Of disease, aud pa
TENTS so desire, DIR. CHANDLER trilk
be pleased to pire ols information, and
treat bw letter II necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory CiroM.
Tar of the 0boce remedies sent on receipt
Of stamp. II The PROPR IETA II r
MEDIC1NES are not on sale at yo'sr
particular druggists, send orders to
DR.. CHANDLER,
1879 Broadway, New-York CITY
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Which arc located on Clark Fork. are
shown by developments to be the hes,
and richest in the country.
A road TO the mines will be opened in 4
short time from the Crow Agency, dis.
lance of only forty miles, which VIII en-.
able us to make connection with the Vel.
lowstone boats, putting the products of
our mines at least one hundr,d miles
nearer market wagon transportation than
any other mines in the Territory. The
Company ROW offer for sale.
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Houoway's FILLS
lnvaribly cure the following diseases.

Disorder Of The Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secrete too much or too lit
tie water; or whether they be afflicted with
stone or gravel, or with aches and mains
settled in the lOins over the regions of the
kidneys, these Pills should be taken &C
cording to the printed directions. and the
Ointment should be we'll rubbed into the
small OF the back at bed tine. This treat.
mont will give almost immediate relief
when all other means hays failed.
FOR ST0MACHS OUT OF ORDER.
No medicine viii! SO effectuallv i,nnrov.
the tone OF the stomach as these Pills.
they remove all acidity occssioned either
oy lntemperance or improper diet. They
reach the liver and reduca it to a healthv
action; they are wonderfully efficacious in
cases OF spasm-in fact they never fail IN
stomach. ~A ""o
HOLLOWAY's. PILLS are the he's,
known in the world for the following
diseases; Ague, Asthma, Bilious Com.
plants, Blotches on the Skin. Bowels
consumption, Debility, Dropsy. Owen
Try, E'vsipelas. Female IRREGULARITIES
Fevers It all kinds, Fits, Gout, Headache
indigestion, inflammation, Jaundico. Liver
Z omplainte, Piles, rheumatism. Reten.
ton Of urine, Scrofula or Kings Evil
sore Throats. Stone and Gravel. Tic
1ouioureaux, 'rumors. Ulcers. Worms OIL
oil kinds. Weakness from any cause. etc.
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Bh5::ss:.I:Io aid LING
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&. IS tSo
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4 Sf'yHt 5o-cNtEFF T,II afi!I Outlines
fs00 70 q s"rtn'!S cGHt'ii, 2r.,jrI.. e,,carsI
for o" b"G'V .;".'i:.s's rn;,rf Etr4 bp. enc
TesHit-it t;st ~"~f.tt-;t- .; Z. .rtfirti case
Of SEt?FE!fji!S. Il" arAttt :. -, .,~c, no
Ge1Hf; Ctjh$i'-,s i1.'Ef51,. = . 4 sat,cric1
from hGrass;.;C cohgi! ane, approximation,
ITSt51L'J-. cftt5 Is 5-,.t.'i, relic he, and
Prepayment s''iei. y ot-ai'.e;.ts ccnccfo-.
ration, ri,1 c,,utles the l,@ti. ut to erpeL
that territiv septic drnasi.. chirh, if fxI:
'rfhoNs jitaiciGas Treatment, must com
,'iHntcefc its i3ai~oR l., he gtsicu!ar SUB
stance a The iht9. ae9eHcrCtinG and de-
SfEoyitJ that Et05t essential OF organS,-
ana Hitin.Gtcs cut1 T.: mn c01Iy and an
timely death. Ii,f GiEGS has no eJuol,
Gt"ch less 81 afsl3e,ior'- t:s| its ,riU not
oaty rcn'0rr fisr arEcsif, ft"r,-by nfordinS
treat Te!icT, BAT heats the ,,.cHlbrune and
lc"rcs The patient ia possession of healthy
lang tissue.
Price. Fifty Cents PER bottle, or st1
BOTTLES, $3.50.
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MADE OF CHEMICAL PAPER TpfPRlS. y
Q xniekiy y copies pies any writing WITHo1r1
water, PRESS, or BRUSH. used a, 1 hol
m re.a'n copies of letters. every :,
man. !. i; c.eIgymen, correspondent. traua lnes'
and wa ,; at sight Send IS =,
siz a n NV MA Maf SEND 900 page Book l 1,
s efsr 70 mall paid to any address. WE W
s sn.u, % any commercial Agency. somn ".
M INV .of C fngents' On colar. Excel sT e1'e
Ms. do "a 4d 15S dRealoo!n g., Chic.sos'
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Grand square and Uprieht

WraAu square ana Upright
This instrument is the most hand some
and best Piano ever before manufactured
in this country or Europe, having the
greatest possible depth, richness aId vol
umeo or tone, combined with rare brillian
cy, clearness and perfect evenness through.
out the entire scale, and, above all. sur.
prisiug duration Of sound, the power and
sympathetic quality of which never
changes under the most delicate or power.
full touch. Space forbids full descrjp-
ton OF. this magnificent instrument.
Agents discount given where l have no
agents. Remember you take no risk in
purchasing one of these CELEBRATED
INSTRUMENTS. II, after five IS DAYS,
test trial. it proves unsatisfactofy, the
money you have paid will b refunded
upon return OF Instrument, aud freight
charges paid by me both ways. Pia1os
Warranted tor six years. Address, -
a, !: Daniel j.. Beatty. =
o.. aaeso4 NV Jgs9s NxA
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that arc
anx!ous to be cured should try DR.. Kiss
ner's Celebrated Consumptiye Powders
These Powders are the only preparation
known that will cure 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 humbug.
we will forward to every sufferer, by mail,
post paid, a Free Trial Box. We don i
want your money until you are perfectly
satisfied of their curative powers. If your
life Is worth saving, don't delay in giving
these Powders trial, as they will surely
cure you.
Price, for large box. So. 90, sent to any
part OF the United States or Canada bv
mail On receipt of price. Address,
l25-ly] ASH & ROBBINS.
$50 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Corinne. UtaI

Highest Price paid for Hides. Wool
1 and EaEinW. =. d.
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THE WONDERFUL
EefP1lAa BLOOD PURIFIER.
EaIEIYEhss

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Dh' CHANDLER, F.R.sA

new. as % s' ciI9 ssa1a: a,a St sarse
o.. Ehza6eths, etc. '"r to
, 1877-12-15

ed to the mines in Siberia, whence he has
now either escaped or has been released.
Lord Eitzgibbon had, fortunately for his
relatives, one marked physical peculiarly.
namely, Acst in his left eye. and would
now be forty years Of age. The story 10
conceiyably true, though prisoners in
Sibefia are not without means Of commu-
nicating with st. Petersburg. but it is a.
probable that the claimant, whoever be .is,
is relyipg on popular credulity, or it may
be on the readiness of an Irish jury to
entertain any narrative romantic enough to
excite the imagination.
OF course, with disaster there is a dis.
content at Constantinople, and rumours of
revolution are in the air. As these ru-
nous are usually stated, the Peace Party
desire to restore Sultan Murad, said to
have recovered, and to summon Mldhat
Pasha to the front, but there mnst be
some blunder in this. Midhat is not a
peace man. the present Sultan is suspected
OF pacific ideas, aud the army of revolu-
ton" ia Constantinople consists of the
Softas and soldiers, who are for more vigo-
rous prosecution of the war. We think it
will De found that any emeute which may
break out will be directed towards the
deposition of Abdul Hsmid, the elevation
of his next brother. or possibly of Murad.
as a lay figure, and the creation of a vir-
tuaI War Dictatorship in favour of Mtdhat.
Losses in Asia no doubt alarm the Pashas,
who do not expect to keep Europe, but
there is always a strong probability that
a race will obey its historic law. In that
case the Turks should perish fighting.
, 1877-12-15

ing to 60lbs. of compost to the hole. For IT
when | reap 24O hogsheads / can make
manure for so acres, so when | reap $50
hogsheads l shall be able, by the same pro-
portion, to make up compost for 70 acres.
1t is important that / should add that my
experience teaches me to look for a slightly
heavier crop from the f Ids when treated
with guano, than from the same lands
when, in their torn, they have received
the compost.
The inference from the whole argument
is, that were this plan followed. the $4,000
acres we are said to have yearly under
canes would yield, in an average year
10000 hogsheads; and we have never
come near that. by q good deal, IN our
best years. Would it not be practicable
too, by the same plan further developed,
10 plant forty, or even forty five thousand
acres yearly, and to look for an average
yield Of VIC hogsheads the acre. 1t su-
gar falls no lower In the worlds estlma-
ton, this will be some day or other the
crop of Barbados-4O 900 acres, at two
hogsheads round and why should we
leave it to the far future for accom-
plishment? Now while we have cheap
labour. and the people cannot fad sufi-
Gent employment, let us put our shoulders
10 the wheel, aud enrich ourselves at the
same time We benefit the labourer. The
thing has to be done-let US do it, for
we eau.
] am Sir,
Yours respectfully.
St. MichaeI's, and October. 1877.
, 1877-12-15
n UNITED STATES.

Senator Merton's death reduces tho uum-
Der of R publican Senators to, SO, exactly one
hall of the Senate. The Republican majority
there depends on being able to. prevent the
Democrats being seated for The Louisiana and
South Carolina vacancies. Governor williams
Of Indiana will appointa Democratic success.
sor Of Senator Morton. probably Daniel w.
Voorhees,. Senator Patterson. Republican.
South Carolina, is liable to be lunsestsd SHOULD
he 10 convicted when the trial on shargssof
bribery and corruption II reached on the FIN
dictments pending in South Carolina. sena-
tor Sharon. Republican, Nevada, does NOT at
tend the sessions 81 the Senate. Tie Demo.
Gratis. therefore, are confident that the control
Of ths Senate will soon pass into their hands
7IEF 8 III Oh lbl1 .t~NtG
Tiwes, ~
, 1877-12-15
NEW LINE. or

The new steamers to ply between New York
and La Guayra are expected to begin cunning
early next month. Two ships have been por-
chased, to m the %sstsice,, the Berxada
and the AMam5ra : They will call7at ,llSt.
Tbomas and Porto Rico, going and coming. .
Hope was once held out that the Inns wouiaI
cali at Trinidad, but we hear nothing Of such
intention at present. They would certainly
fud some business BY doing sol and might
opsn the the long-wished fruit.trsde on the
return trip. We hear 'Presidsnt Aloantsra
wishes the conccessiOnaire toahiake MaraSaibo
one of the ports Of call, by q branch boat il
not by the main line-the monopoly enjoyed
by the actual line running from La Guayra 20
Maracaibo working Observation-Disclosures
dat Chronicle. r ut
, 1877-12-15
MISC N E 0 y S
(From The Spectator)

The telephone. the newes and in some
ways the most Stalking OF all applications
of electricity, has already received one prac
tical application of Importance. 1t is a very
difficult thing to keep the ventilation OF. .
mine perfect. The men neglect 1t, and,
when the Inspector is coming down, pre-.
pare the air for his visit. 1t has been
found, how ever, that the anemometer or
air-messurer can be so adjusted that after
a few revolutions it releases q spring,
which touches the vibrating plate of the
TELEPHONE, and at once, therefore, warns the
engin ser above that the thermometer has
COMPLETED the series of circles. In other
words, he hears 10 his Office the rate at
which air is mwing 10 the mine 600 yards
below him, and this vi, bout human inter
vention. If there is not enough air, the
same telephone enables him instantaneous"
Iy, without rising from his chair, to call
attention to the neglect
Mr.. Pongo has died suddenly 10 Berlin,
without giving any previous signs OF ill-
nsss, 90 that we shall never know how far
he might have been educated, and how
civilised a gorilla, early received into
hunan society, might become.
The Northern papers are relating .
story which shows either that the age OF
romance is not. quite over, or that the
Claimants career has a certain attraction
for adventures. Lord Fitzgibbon, heir to
the title and estates ofthe Earls Of Glare,
and an officer in the 9Th Hussars, was killed
in the Balsclavs charge. but there was'sl.
ways some uncertainty e. 70 the time and
manner Of his death, and it e now report
ed that he did not die. but was severely
wounded and stripped by the CossAcks,
and 10 his forlorn po1ition treated g an
ordinary pfia66sF from The ranks.
broke some pfisol rule, ndsWas condemn