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H. W. JOHNS Asbestos Liquid Paints are the
purest, finest, richest and most durable paints
ever made for structural purposes. A saving
Of rs to 50 per cent. of customary OUTLAWS can
be effected by use Of the Asbestos Liquid
Paints. Samples Of sixteen newest shades for
dwellings, sent FREQ by mail. H. W. Johns
Mfg Co., 81 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
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the POnulA1

And progressive Dry Goods house of James
Morgan's, 1896 and $50 East Water street, Mil
waukee, has been making more rapid strides
this season than heretofore. Visitors to Mil
wsukee should not fail to visit his establish
ment when in the city. Samples will be sent
to any address on application.
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Don't Get the Chills.

If you are subject to the Ague you
must be sure to keep your liver, bowels
and Kidneys in good free condition.
When 80, you will be safe from all at
tacks. The remedy to use is Kidney
Wort. It is the best preventative of all
malarial diseases that you a take.
Lose no time.
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We Believe

That if every one would use Hop Bitters
freely, there would be much less sickness
and misery in the world; and people r
fast finding this out, whole families keep
ing we'll at a trifing cost by its use. We
advise all to try it.-Rochester Union.
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IT is astonishing with what rapidity ulcero'

IT is astonishing with what rapidity ulcerous
sores and eruptive maladies are cured by
HENRY's CARBoLIC SALvE, an external antidote
to unhealthy conditions Of the skin which is
preferred by physicians to every other prepare.
lion containing the carbolic element. It is
undoubtedly the finest antiseptic and purifier
extant. 1t acts like 4 charm on purulent erup-
tons and has also been successfully used for
rheumatism and sore throat. All Druggists
aAll IL.
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WIo1ag A WITCH.
IN 'ssassa y . VI Jon tAs NIGHT,

49, NbW0SW0 yV0 MI
49, be1ve nan you ara for certain"
- ~ words spoken IN . tone Of
W1tao1i1g seorn, wsgS addrsssed 70 Tom
0ooa1n ~ his oo0rade ard neiGhbor,
Jaek Dsvonny.
h Two ~ were about to launch
the1r boat md row acsom the lough, to
eatcdsEs q ~ Island, and Tom, WHOSE
- - pale, md whose step tottered,
hnng haek WIZ ~ tine cane to take
hlplaoe and hegin 10 handle his on.
u ~ . sanny August day. The
0oontn1A oUvogod with heather, GLOW.
odaVakn cximooa n thosunshine: Vhen
~ ceEn ne1ds wsEs HE sheets Of eold,
- Ihmney Lough W. . mirror g 10
- slbsohsaly IL blue ~ and sailing
1rsway bsyesd Mulzoy, IN inlst Of
~ At1nnfae sesseched othsr mountains,
~ npoa 6es, ~ neasest hills purple,
- m0ge disGant ooes Eke moke-colored
ph1ntous agninst the ny. Even tie
AeG11 q aes6s q boz that lay between
- en- As3ds nd . beaaty Of their
oWn. SvoEy thing No slant There
~ - vAif md Noat Of mira no cry
q gu11 u paovos. emoko ruoc frum the
ekanneys q ~ little mud cabins scat-
t1Bsd h6Go and thsEe ovsr ths country.
o0ly = ~ vif1Go Of Thmney there M
anse1lGht tsa6lc ara "a.
@slnlIed = Il you axs, Thmf' NJ
l.seted Dsvsnnysa = - showed OF from
szy-4As visahi II ~isehr" falssrsd
- 49,, palsr than bsfoes.
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PREVENT crooked boots and blistered heels
by wearing Lyons Heel Stifeners. Can be
applied ut any time.
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PRICES are q little higher for the Mason Il
Hamlin Organs than those Of very poor organs.
but the quality is . great deal better. 1t is
certainly good economy to obtain the best,
when there is no more difference in the price.
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The immense printing establishment Of
Messrs. Harper & Bro. is painted with H.. W.
Johns Asbestos Liquid Paint.
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LADIES, @. Gilbert's Starches are pure.


THE Ladies are all buying Madame Loraine's
Bosom Shapes See lad" in another column.
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OLIVER oI1Son Z CO., Boston.
I. II. DAtson 4 Co., J. 4. Disson 4 Co.,
~ Bfsa4Wsv. lev isfk. ~ Chsstzut It,. Pills.
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them until the weather becomes cold.
Then cornstalks, seaweed OF salt hay
may be thrown over the boards. A COW
ering of earth would answer~-light at
first and thicker a. winter advances.
Thus all danger from heating, BY this
progressive protection will be avoided.
-Rural Ne0 Yorker.
IT IL q great mistake to allow black.
berries and r~aspberries to grow UP tall
and spaAdling, and then in the fall or
next spring have to cut off one-half to
two.thirds of the wood and cane to make
stock to bear fruit. Watch the new
growth, and when it gets two or three
feet high lowing to stockinem of the
plant-if they be small, two feet, and
large, three feet), nip Of the tin end of
the new growth with the fingers OF with
. knife or shearA-ASch;gan Former.
THE result Of = little experiment in
potato growing, BY Mr.. George William
Bond, of Boston, on his grounds at j..
maica Plain, was In favor Of the butt
end of the potato for seed instead Of the
seed end-and . like result has been
reached by many others In similar ex.
periments. The seed from the butt end
gave . greater weight Of potatoes from
acre being about 200 bushels. The vari.
ETY. was the Early Ohio. They were
harvested August 15th.-Boston Cult.
vdtor.
II you wish hyacinths, tulips, crocuses,
narcissus, ~scillas, mowdrops, iris or
lilies next spring, they must be planted
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els It long, missf Not q minuta.
She lust says : wheen words that the hsd
man learned her, an she's in her nm
shape again"
country. 80
"Na, M; there's her mother At Cool
81 t6e bred o them Taylor. W. witches.
But thsss'. warlocls TO; / mind 70 h.
:. &: e ]: e: : 8 s.: !: !: q: !: e: !; !: J: !: !: =: =: !; =! !! =; ::
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new Anthem Book 10 nearly ready.
The MUSICAL RECORD IL always new. $40 Der
year, 8 cents per COPY.
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Wash and pick the grapes from the
stem, taking them just before they color;
put them on the fire with q little water
to keep from burning, and stew a few
moments: then mash gently with a sill
yer spoon, strain, and to every pint of
juice allow q pound of white sugar; put
the Juice on the fire and boil for twenty
minutes; pour in the sugar and stir con.
stantly until all is we'll dissolved; then
fill your jelly glasses. This is q most
perfect receipt and never fails.
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One quart milk, four eggs, beaten
separately, eight tablespoonfuls -four,
wet with milk, little salt, four teaspoon
fuls baking-powder, one-hslf cup sugar.
Bake in creased pan IS minutes. Sauce
for home pudding-One half pint milk,
three t~ablespoonfuls sugar, enc table.
spoonful butter, one small tablespoonful
-four; heat milk boiling hot, and mix
sugar, butter and -four, previously we'll.
beaten together, into it. Flavor with
vanilla.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

,ncense burners Tie pulpit was covered with red vel
vet Pere Hyacinthe eutered the chance dresser III
lawn surpce fastened with n silver cOru 'uu '''o'
He WAS followed by the Rev Dr. Forbes chaplain oi thc
British Embassy in Paris, who wore pia'K gown anu
who seated himself in arm chair NJ tue ielt oi n
atar In his sermon Pere Hyaointhe e1piaihed 'ha''
when his church was fully organized, the ceremonies
viii NOT differ from those used In other Cathohc
churches Mass will be said yespers VIII be sung the
benedicon will be gwen and confessions VIII 10 hearu'
But certain doctrines Of the Roman Chnrch as eAs's
to-day Will be rejected. He claimed 10 OBTAIN MS sue
redota authority from the French martyred bishops VINO
had ordained him and whosa power came from God
The masses of the French people crave religion, lie
said which neither modern Professionalism nor modern
Catloli ism satisfies. He euogzed the fepunlc Tor
having stored religious liberty aud TINS is slu 10 nave
been the part of his discourse By ms protests
against the superstitlon7 ~ the Koman lnurcn n"n
disturbance was caused but order SAYS correspondent
was soon restored by his musical voice. Ils lnhgnt'n
gestures h1 imposing presence vi ms own I"!IoM Low
Grs there were very few In the Church-not more tnh
q dozen saws one report. including bis Ee, tIeir niue
boy, the and hls mothcr-in law: fere
regret cspeciay" ne says. that You saw III my frank
statement To Won only miserable pun OF 10y sell % al
he cOufes-es he does not understand how me most oi
nary Icnsc OF common dccency" Uhc archbishop word
sbnnn nrcclude hts having any intercourse with hm.
minding the Archbishop at the same time that MS IL
ustTous predecessor, Mgr Darbpy hah oll,r hcl.-
mcnts" and dlwavs treated him with respect In splt
~ all cnrur" he continues, and by the OF
Him VINO IS greater than man, shall remain uhrls-
tan aud Catholic, like you, though differently from
yOu."
Stray notes from here and there: In 1898
there were IN Chin SAID. 81 native Christians
(Protestants no Doubt in 1868 there were 1874; ia
1865 5.7i3 while IN 1S77 the number reached moie
than $4,000. At tho same time 1t Ia said, that "i an
class there are in China India aud Japan about 100000
persons connected with Christian churcdo7 which nave
200 1000 children undcr their ......A di~tnsushod
preacher IN this country having been congratulated oh
successful sermon remarked that 50 years of SPECIAL
study OF the gospel OF John enabled him 20 Vrlte n
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

veals for the first time. suthoratvey the Inc upon
which Edison is experimenting. IL reVens no'uins
new however for in one manner and another the sun
stantia facs In regard 10 EdsoD's experiments hao a
been obtained previously The Edison lamp 1t appears
is q piece OF metal which be platinum. rhodh'n'
tltanum, osmium, any other very miusio'e
metal fashioned into q coll helix. Ribbon plate or any
other form, and made incandescent. The cur
rent is regulated by metal bar through wblch
T. passes. This bar expands when the curroi''
Ia too strong, and stunts or short crcm's
the flow OF electricity. or 1t may be regulated Dy tue
operations OF diaphragm, which is acted upon pV tho
expansion OF the air or gas incosed In tube Ihs u
a that Fdsons specification aims at so far as the a
parat of the lamp concerned and scientific men can
now Judge for themselves TO the probable success OF
the Edison hight The weak point OF the lamp IL TINS,
that I'm order to be luminous platinum must bc hea'ed
almost TO the point OF melting With slghtncrease III
the current the lamp melts IN the winklng Of an eye
and word comes from MenlO Park that in practice tue
regulator is found TO short circuit the current too ae
generally 10 prevent the damage. 1t Is this dncny
which must bo overcome. Can II be done ! in com
meuting upon the document The Engincr says
All anxiety concerning tho Edison light NAV be put on
one eide II certainly going 10 take the place
p,a and IFS invention wOuld not have been ItgaTur
yh tho an yicty and Interest which have DHcn uspdyc
had II not been for the statements or newspaper TrP
ers ON the other side Of the Atlantic. III iuc
whole specification have not ono word cOhcttIiuR
any new or extraordinary contriyances Tor u'iuinE
the electric light
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

TlncC years ago, Congregational minis
ter al East Hartford, Conn, was "dcposcd and de
graded hy an ecclesiastical council duly called To con-
cider ms case. He now supplying a Congregational
pup IN Vermont The CoHGregot learns, and that
uspDrn response 10 request has rcpuolshcd the pro
cccdugs Of the council which dcpOsed hn. The charges
against hn.it vii he remembered were Of unchasyi
of completely I'm criminal abortion ana of cruelty and in
humanity hs wife " and, the Council receiving no
defence from hm except weak asscveraous Of luno~
ccuce and d'e efforts for delay" found The testimony
against INN direct positive ard oVerwheImlns.' IN
Vermont village hr has been leader ~ temperance
and other reforms and cloima 70 be a Congregational
minister Ia good audTeguldT standing
Bishop Borgcfs (Catholic) Of Detroit has
s.ut his les -uaiiou to LEO Kill aud the letter has
probably now arriy fl Rome. This stop said not
DC a new thought The part Of the Bishop, ana doubts
are expressed II the gnalion VIII be accepted The
cause of the step not publicly known, but The Free
Prccs says there cry reason 10 believe that the chief
cause is desire for rest Bishop Borgess. having been
for thirty continuous years IL the priesthood, during
nine OF which he has been "A bishop. Socially and !
religious leader he has won much favor ana many
friends IN ms diocese. but his administration has been
ful Of diiCui,S both religious and financial What IS
known as the Cdlacrd difficulty is Of them, and the
prcsen; status OF it is cited possible second
Of his resignation. About two years ago, Father Cal
aerd Of Marshall, Mich, was deposed from minis
try for cause. Dssat-ied with this, Fa'ncr Clarrd
sought reinstatement. and carried his ~ Rome.
Tie Bishop not only not opposed him hat h8 has
on, red reiu~tajc him without further controversy
Father CaieTd refused t. be rcius except through
Instructions from Rome, and suca instructions have
been received The Bishop cXpcct- 10 porto. the s.I
before leaving the diocese whether his resignation
be accepted or not.
The building which PGre IIyacinthe has
taken ms church IN Paris IS an old and has
been devoted LCr,t tofore 10 many secular uses II has
served IN turn for "a theatre DallrOOm,a lecture hal
and a singugroOn. When The church WAS opened tho
floor had been provided with chars enough To scat
nearly 800 people and gallery seats for two
or three hundred more An concealed from view
occupied one corner OF the gallery Tho altar table
very simple II had covering OF white cloth adorned
with gurlauds of flowers. Four candles were burning
and real IVY trailcd tho candestcks. In front
was an open Bible the table rested silver cruc
fix aud a cross III natural flowers. On the wall, behind
the table, giIt cross hut II mad no ngure upon IT,
There were no small bows IN white there any
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
LITERARY NOTES.

Colonel T. W. Higginsou's Young Folks
History Of the United states las beon translated INTO
three foreign languages aud is now printing "a raised
letters for the blind.
Still another novel from Henri GlevllIe'
tays letter from Paris. Bonnie Marie" is Its uue,
and is Translation into English for American puhicl-
hon is already in progress Mime. Grey!le's former
WOrksarc now being translated INTO German and italian
Five important works relating to Bismarck
are PRINT Ia Germany, only one OF which mas as
yet found It's way to America This IS the Bismarck
letters published few months ago by Charles rcDh'r
Sons The others besides DR.. Buschs book which VIII
he here soon are "Prnce Bismarck; Biographical Por
trat" by Ernst Plug: "The Book Of Prince Bismarck
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fcf-Ihr Grns u Life Parasites and their Development
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Animals and their Environments Science and Poe
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Vi ut POINT, in Sa-uia History. Crown 6yo cloth extra,
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

WHAT HAS Mr.. Edison DisCovERED7-1he he
London papers have obtained from Paris copy OF the
specification hlcd there with Mr.. Edisons application
for a patent for his electric light. This document re-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
MR.. PRoCToR'S NEW BOOK.

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