her, and be too nick to wait on themselves. 
But a remedy may be kept on hand, that 
has always eased me when I have tried it; 
it may bo carried in the pocket, so that if 
attacked from home, as one often is, by 
taking it, one may soon bo relieved. This 
remedy is boneset blossoms, and I take 
them in this way:—Take what would make, 
when pressed together, a bunch as large as 
a Chestnut; put it in the mouth and chew, 
swallowing the juice; as the bile begins to 
circulate in the stomach a sort of chill is 
often fell, and the excess of biood circu¬ 
lates from the head to other parts of the 
system. 
I suppose T need not give a description of 
NB.PHEtPS 8.co. 
-■ utnt$ 
LConxiANDTar 
on all inuttergMrtalninff to Milk, liutter and Cht*e»e. 
1 Great tYoi-k contains about 650 large octavo 
nascs, fully tllustnuod, anil handsomely printed mid 
bound. It tolls nil that l» known to date about, Milk 
ami ITS Phoo rors. Including Butter anil Cheese 
Factories, Dairy Utensils, Ac;., Ac_ i‘r!ro 13. As this 
book is sold by StlbsurtpUon, wo want an active and 
reliable Agent m each County throughout the United 
on both ends of the Rolls. 
THE Xmil.TV 
Rolls separate freely at either end. 
THE KOVKIiTV 
Ha» llio Patent Curved Clamp. 
THE NOTIILTY 
coughs.—M rs. Aaron C. Tice. 
•jj uub given me Hie 
satisfaction in every respect.' 
FtniMA.v, Schenectady, N. y. 
Remedy for Chilblains.—P. L. San¬ 
ford sends a remedy which he says he has 
given to hundreds, and never knew it to 
fa il in a single instance“ Take a six-ounce 
*•—A mammoth collection 
witii saleratus water, and let the patient 
drink it. This treatment has been very 
successful.—c. e. c. 
A Remedy for Catarrh is wanted by 
“ New subscriber,”—for nasal catarrh, 
Grover ft Baker, SO ctg., and others in proportion. 
Inclose the amount and Needles will bo returned by 
first mall. Address 
_EAGLE NEEDLE CtJ., Watertown. N. Y. 
Ttik Amt AO Nkw-Yorkeh is, without doubt, the 
most triumphant success in industrial weekly Jour¬ 
nalism that the country can boast of.—our i I nine 
Journal , New Orleans. La, 
A of the host comic stories, Jokes, witticisms, funny 
poetry, burlesques, etc, with nearly 300 humorous pie- 
Jin'y ceutB, post-paid. Send for Catalogue 
of hooks. Andreas C. 8. RILEY, Holland, N. Y. 
Moouk s Ri bal Naw-YoBKEn has taken a new 
departure. It is printed In new type, improved, and 
displays a handsome new vignette heading. The 
URAL MEW-YOB KEB. 
^ T ni) publications. 
•1 Hook* for \ 9 oun& 
Sportsmen* 
READ SHOOTING, BOATING, AND 
FISHING, by T. Robinson Warren, 
THE NEW YORK TIM US says:—“It 
is admirably adapted for the purpose In¬ 
tended," 
In 1 ml., Vimo., with illustrations. Sent 
post-paid upon receipt of $1, by SCRUi- 
NER, ARMSTRONG & CO., 654 Broad¬ 
way, N. Y. 
Cecils, plants, Qftc. 
TURKISH £- Iim 8 r» d * for iwle In America. 
Vliniwn Keeps luscious all winter. Fost- 
_ paid, with sample newspaper, 60 
Muskmelon. a, 
SEED POTATOES^ 
ftos^iUnlmSU' MmLd.i u,,J J n]nu ' ^rless, Early 
Mcr hlll Vir AM. *3. ur v '"a'‘» s at H. R. Depot 
Early iloso null C'ltmaxl Ftwtmd bbl. A ^°’ 
__ North Granville, W ashington <jo., n. Y. 
iggientc information. J"* 1 * 1 ”"”. &c. 
SICK HEADACHE. 
Those who have ever had this distressing 
complaint need no description of it. Its 
attacks are often so sudden and severe as to 
make one helpless for awhile. If possible, 
Put the feet in a warm bath (coming well 
up the limbs) to which two tablespoufuls 
of clean wood ashes have been added. But 
this cannot always be done, as the person 
may be away from home at the time of the 
attack, or have no one to wait, upon him or 
GET THE BEST 
F 
0 
tEii. X OVCLl 
ijpjj 
J 
w 
h 
p 
uns plane, as n is so generally Known, 
though often called by different names. 
Boneset, or Thorough wort, is called Eupa- 
torium perfoltatum . The wholo plant is 
medicinal, though for headache I use only 
I he blossoms, which appear in August; and 
I prefer them before they fully blossom, as 
l hey are not so easily rubbed off and wasted. 
It grows in wot pastures, and should be 
gathered when well budded for blooming, 
or about tile first of August, it nuiy be 
tied in bunches and hung up out of the 
way, where it will keep clean and dry. 
Hattie Hopeful. 
•-- 
DOGS AND HYDR0PH0PIA. 
Scarcely a week passes but that we see 
reported in the daily papers one or more 
dentht from that horrible disease, hydro¬ 
phobia. Dogs uvea gigantic and alarming 
nuisance to the nation's community. Why, 
I ask, in the name of humanity, arc so many 
worse-than-useiess dogs kept ? There ought 
to be a national dog law, fixing the tax on 
dog owners at $25 per year for each and 
every dog. This would be the most effica¬ 
cious remedy for hydrophobia. “ A n ounce 
of prevention b worth an hundred pounds 
of cure,” as far as this dreadful disease is 
concerned. Any one who has ever wit¬ 
nessed the death of a person from hydro¬ 
phobia will desire to never again behold so 
distressing a scene. Children at play in the 
street; a mad dog, foaming at the mouth, 
rushes through the street, biting six or 
eight children. In tho course of two or 
throe weeks, or, perhaps, not for months, 
one or more of these children are at tacked 
with the awful symptoms, and no medical 
aid can save them. Imagine the anxiety of 
the parents of the other childen who were 
bitten by the same dog. Editors of news¬ 
papers, and other writers, ought to make 
war upon (logs, and agitate tho question 
unlil laws are made that, will put niuo- 
tenths of these dangerous and useless curs 
out of existence. A. j. 
-- 
HYGIENIC NOTES AND QUERIES. 
Remedy for Hoarseness.—I cured my 
child, who had hoarseness for three months, 
iu this way:—Took four ounces fresh grated 
horseradish, put one pint of vinegar on it, 
let it stand twelve hours; then put it on 
the fire, covered tightly, to prevent the 
strength going off with the steam; strained, 
and added a teacup full of honey. It was 
then ready for use. Bottled tight. I think 
if. All m YPAllmif i'aiYin/1o .-.11 1*1.J - .. £ 
o ■ 1 r VUG A/III lull 
nitric acid, one-half ounce muriatic acid, 
and four ounces of rain water. Make a lit¬ 
tle swab, and use it night and morning, 
wetting the part affected.” 
Scarlet Fever.— Rub all over, often, 
with bacon rind. Soak a piece in white lye, 
and put. around the neck; let tho patient 
<liiuk freely of cold water, and keep from 
thr< cold air, but give freah air. Wash often 
Is the easiest working Wringer. 
THE iYOlEI/11 
_ Is the strongest Wringer. 
THE rVOVELTY 
Is the most durable Wringer. 
These with other advantages make it more dosira¬ 
ti le than any other. 
i\o Practical Housekeeper 
Can afford to buy a Wringer until she has 
examined the NOVELTY. 
S<d-7overywhore. i, ' fy y ° Ur * elf that 11 the BEST. 
Bailey Washing & Wringing Machine Go., 
IO‘A Chambers Sr., Now York. 
Why the Universal is Superior to all 
other Wringers. 
it. has Rowell’s Patent Double Cogs, with 
longer teeth, which play npart further without dis¬ 
connecting, never crowd together so as to hind, and 
turn easier than uuy other cogs. 
It has tho Patent Stop, which keeps the Cogs 
from disconnecting, yet allows the rolls to play apart 
far enough to wring the largest artielo easily. 
It has the .Malleable iron EoLm.vorr.AMP, 
which cannot bo broken, and fastens securely to 
tubs of any curve, and fits washing machines or sta¬ 
tionary tubs of fully two inches In thickness. 
It has the Km.nrNw APttox or (iiilde. to conduct 
the Clothes safely over the side of the tub. free from 
contact with tlio chimp or screws. 
H bus the peculiar advantage of Two PRisstntE 
Screws, so arranged that each screw presses on both 
ends of the roll alike, the same as if it wns In tho 
center, while the two together plan double the copacity 
for prestv rn. 
The Rnitwit between the springs makes tho ma¬ 
chine turn easier, and sa ves tho rolls from strain. 
The IRON parts are WROUGHT or MALLEABLE, not 
liable to break, and well galvanized. 
It IS very lioht and portable, yet built, so sub¬ 
stantial]) it cannot be broken. 
WITH ALL THESE ADVANTAGES. Its price is no 
greater than Unit of any wringer with cogs. 
• i> ’~ s,1,li >>u the Hover furnish lug and Hardware 
Trade generally. 
Metropolitan Washing Machine Co 
R. C. BROWWING, Prcs’t., 
32 Covtlandt 8f„ New York. 
T EXTREMELY LOW PRICES 
FOR STYLE AND QUALITY. 
Usual 
c „ Each, price. 
Solid Gold Leontlno Chains. .*11 *?> 
Matinee “ ..35 55 
Nilsson " ..45 ns 
Half Opera “ .. 35 55 
Opera “ 38 gg 
Sent C. O. D. Privilege to examine before paying. 
!•’. J. NASH, 71‘i Uriiiiilwny, Now York. 
“ Worthy of tho fullest confidence.’'— Christian ■, Ad¬ 
vocate ” All that Mr. Nash s.tvs maybe depended 
upon.”— Christian at IVark. "Just, what he repre¬ 
sents them.'’— Christian Union. " Reliable.”— Moore’s 
Rural New-Yorker. 
NEEDLES 
’Ilfl-.^.^l_ 0 _ tin I_ mi .1 . ... 
FOR ALL SEW¬ 
ING MACHINES 
can be obtained 
at about one-half 
the usual rates 
by ordering direct. 
8lriger's, 10 cents 
the Best family periodicals. 
L THE ATI.ANTIC MONTHLY: #4. 
OUR YOUNG FOLKS, j#‘». 
„ ... , . . EVERY SATURDAY, S3. 
Published by 
JAMES It. OSH ODD &: CO., 
- , , _ „ _ Uo*ron. 
tTU Send f..r fall Prospectus, and for Catalogue of 
Standard Works by first American and English 
authors. “ 
i^hioic! SI5HD VOlt a SlPKCiniEN. 
1 . 4„ ful ! 0l . lU *. l, ‘/ ni,! "t,Standard, Miscellaneous 
and Illustrated Juvenile Books, or specimen num¬ 
bers ot Oliver Optic’s Magazine,sent by mall free 
I‘Etc ft SlIKPARD, Publishers, Boston, 
where nil iiublicatuins nuvv be found. 
, v „ v ,aum ri intr, lAmiion, Ontario, j 
The " WAI.TKR " is the only American 
Grape that will make a ItuWn. • ,lu,erioan 
May Agriculturist we made ., state- 
ment (hat rnlstna could not be made from 
,7n- J »»y A merli n n Grape. This must be uuitlu 
lltnl so fur us the 'Walter Grape* Is concerned ” - 
York July, 1X71. The - vVal- 
btutes and Canada, to whom a liberal commission will 
be given Send for ('Irmilur. containing terms, Ac. 
I o any person residing whore wo linyn qo Agent, nr 
who cannot wait for one, the Publisher will send'a 
copy, post-paid, on receiptor price, 13, (or for *5 tho 
book and Rural New-xokkeu ouo year.) Address 
D. D. T. MOORE, Publisher, 
___5 Beekman St., Now York. 
Dr. Lowell Mason’s 
SONG CARDENS! 
Hn vc un Immense sale. Encli book complete 
in itself, bnt one untiirnlly succeeds the other 
in a .School Course, The books are 
PERFECT MINES OF VALUABLE MA¬ 
TERIALS FOR MUSIC TEACHERS. 
This Sotlg Garden. (Song Garden 1st Book.) 
forthe III tin ones. Here arc Simple Elements, 
Easy Exerelses, about 360 Tunes, many of them 
the very sweetest 
Flowers of iUclody. Price 50 cts. 
The 2d Song Garden. (Song Garden 2 d Book.) 
I.owell Mason's Celebrated Elements. 
260 Exercises and Rounds In the " Practical 
Course^ >1(5 Songs. 70 Saored Tunes. Price SO cts. 
The 3d Song Garden, (Song Garden 3d Book.) I 
Resume of the Elemonts. Musical Catechism. 
Vocal Culture (with plates). 85 Exorcises and Sol- 
Prfoe li 200 2 ’ S uncl 4 P ftrt Hongs and Glees. 
Tho above Books sent, post-paid, on receipt of re¬ 
tail price. 
OLIVER D1TSON ifc CIO., Boston, 
CIIA8. II. DITSO N A CO., Now York. 
W 10 It s t e k’s POCKET DICTIONAR Y, 
'ibl ldHOd from the great American Quarto, con- 
laiuiug 18,000 words, with nuniorous proverbs, Latin 
b rencliand Greek qnotetk.iis, and Illustrated with 
nearly 200engravings. SlihstaiiUlklly bound, gilt edges 
and sent, by mall on receipt of fl. Address IVI80N 
Blakkma x, Taylor & Co., i:w & no Grand 9t„ N. Y. 
NOVELLO’S 
CHEAP MUSIC. 
NOVELLO’S Glees, Part-Songs, Ac. g c> 
NOVELLO’S Church MurIo . g c , 
NOV El.LO’S Organ Music (Books). ,50c. 
N’OVELLO’S Plano Music (Books). 75c. 
NOVKLLO’S Popular Hongs... 20c. 
NOVELLO’S Oratorios... . 50c. 
NOVELLO'S Operao. Si.OO 
Ask for NOVELLO’S Editions. 
He ml for Catalogue and Lists to 
NOVELLO, EWER & CO., 
751 Broadway, New York. 
P AINTER'S Mnnuol, a complete and practical 
guide to bust methods and latest Improvements in 
house and sign painting, Braining, varnishing, polish¬ 
ing. kalsomlnlng, lettering, staining, gilding, glazing, 
silvering, glass staining, analysis of colors, harmony 
and contrast, etc. Also, Practical Paper Hanging 
Only SO cts., poMt-pald. Send for Catalogue of Hooks. 
Address r. s. RILEY. Holland. N. V. 
20 PIECES OF MUSIC 
FOR ONE DOLLAR. 
Why buy high-priced Music when you cun select 
from our Catalogue of over 800 piece* ? A ny 20 pieces 
of Sheet Music, printed on splendid paper, urrnngcd 
for the Plano, will bo mulled on receipt of ft. Cata¬ 
logues free- Address IlflNJ, W. HITCHCOCK, Pub¬ 
lisher, 130 Third Avenue, New York. 
-- -- V , nun J 1 '1 It, i| l,( I V t lOil. lilt* Will. 
o* Lie finest table ami wine grapes 
im'piJ!’ y T'* 
No.’’' -Ue!!r J&: 
Eunieluii, heat black grape. No. 1,2 vis.', ;,V • R\i 2 w/c 
Also a general assortment of rvumerv Stock, Ever- 
F’lmX/.'-T il ct f p "’ °'!' o *" tu ' B, a"‘P for Descriptive 
Llieuhirof Waitei and Price List of General Nursery 
Slock. Special rates to trade. 1 
L. M. FKHRl.S ,v SON. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
POMONA NURSERY. 
Strawherries. Hend Tor (’atalognea. ’ ° ana 
__WM. PARKY, ClnnamlnBon, N. J. 
CABBAGE, ONION, SQUASH! 
'' iu ’e published three works, most nmplv illustra- 
euttlyutlou of those three vegetables, glv- 
thousand details so invaluable to the begin nor 
Price of each, sent post-paldte any address, 8 hlrtV 
<»>«»• JAMES,I. II. GUEGURY, 
__ Alurblnhen.il. ifa.sx. 
tiluk Trees! Hants! gffi Seeds I 
Acres. 21 at Yeny. 1» f Jl cc-IIouscs. 
i (tori f>Di’le Iin.l Crab Hoolatufts, best sorts. *50 
’KW 1,1,11 l r Tetofsky Hooigrafts .. u, 
ftiWtSW,’.. l vr i '. 5 ‘ tl " 1 ,, ’" r B»rtletL*«.,8to4 ft. Iffi 
in !S Maples, nrerago 1 foot. . 10 
HI, W Usage Orange Plums, 1st class .... 25 
O.IKHK.uncord Grape, it Will.., v OriiUng B . g 
Vegetable Seeds, large stork.. 
I'KI-l ago llluslriited Cuilllopilfi 10 rent* 
( obn od I'lales, Im iiH.s and Flowers. 6 utmnles hv 
mull, *1. Wholesale Price 1, 1 st free amples Dy 
_PIIOE.N IX» llleomliiai mi, J||, 
PEERLESS AND LATE ROSEr 
8® V«S H t ulU> no( excelled. L'Our llm„ post-ptUd, *1: 
^iT^ittV 1 "’, o 1 ' 1 ’ ,Iv « " r roore*«3 
per bbl. LA I 19 ItOhl'. I Iba., post-paid, 81 ; peck, bv 
—por bbl.; nvo or mupc, 52.,‘d) per bbl. 
N RK Id !SE IfiJAS - HldltilY OATS. 
Yellow i.atbartac, (Uxcelalor 
und VVhlte Sclnuu’ii, Dm ticst from ten viirlnticg, test- 
iLmB.G, U n^os n t^ U 8amt,l0S MUL h7 nU ' 11 f0r t<V0 
I make flic growing or Farm Seeds a specialty. 
, 1!, ! y yollr «ee<*a from the 
K , fW„i t « 0t .V l V bo -V’ ? 1 , "1 the genuine. Send stamp 
a^(Sn^ed2. g 5d!l,ts' ril,WOn of CUl '" 50 Far “ 
f*. B. PANNIN G, JlLincspot'l. N. Y. 
VERBENAS K1,u ‘l “vall.nv plant.’. 70 best 
* ” ** u “ *ws named varieties. 13.60 ncr 60- 
fO.jOpvrlU); $25pernoi). Double G«rnnlums-U.^ 
per ti; |3 i)cr doz.; tlx per Kkt- 
JOILN S. TH.Liid'SON, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
MARENGTAPPLESr 
We will send these choice Hlberians, 1-year old, 
till mall, eel, fl each : f 10 per doz. 
Retail Price l.lat of General Nursery Stock, for 
PI ti n tern, ulen Wholesale Catalogue for Dealers, 
mailed (reu. Address 
fT . HERENDEEN & VAN DUSEN, 
(hstaMishcd LBSD.} Geneva, N. Y. 
TREllALEES and agents; 
We lire now prepared to contract with Dealers and 
Agents for the coming Fall Trade. Our stock is im¬ 
mense, of general assortment und mtpeilor quality. 
1 ersonal application and correspondence solicited. 
BLAIR BROS, 
Loe’a Summit, Nurseries, 
Lee’s Summit, Jackson Co., Missouri. 
PLANTS, 
SEEDS, 
BULBS. 
TSHK BEST CATALOGUE yet Published, con¬ 
taining a complete list of Vegeiable timl Flower 
^emlx, Bulbs "f every sort for spring planting: also 
iv find Other Branding Plants, Smalt 
rriilts, Ac . Ac. Hilly illustrated. 
W Sent Free to ail Applicants. 
Address CL L. ALLEN Jk < G„ 
_ TO Fiilitm -it.. Drooltlyu, N. Y. 
rjOSOVER’S COLOSSAL ASTAIUGUS.- 
V bent, post-paid, f3,25 per l(K>, r.'islj with order, 
_ «• HEYSLlt, CUatubcrsburg, Pa. 
te. Seals! 
Our Wheel llo© makes hoeing 
a pleasure, finishing perfectly bath 
»ides of a raw at once. S. L. Allen 
A CO.. U'J S. 4th, Phlla., Pa. 
iHnit anb Dcrrn Boxes. 
THE 
AM. BASKET (0., 
New Britain, Ct., 
Mniiufiictnreriof the beet 
jiimI cliimpu.t Verbeim 
Jhtskut, llvriy fiaskul end 
Crete in omrket. Are 
Willing tills year ul a great. 
r.'dmUhm for cash. 
Ciroolani free. 
1.31{ l! IT AND IIKliKY 
1 1IA.HKCT*. 
Beecher’s, American, Cook’s, 
and Excelsior Baskets ; Whit¬ 
ney's Fruit Boxes; Kalrcblld’s 
Grape Boxen. 
A. D. HOPPING A WILSON. 
Agents, 
211. 218 and 220 Washington St., 
New York. 
