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Cjjr /arm aafc Hsßifjiifo. To Clean Blanket*. The Boston Jwurnal of CheHMutiy gives the feUowmg iwethwl of clean ing blankets: Put two large tea spoonfuls of borax and a pint bowl of soft soap into a tab of eoUi waiter. When dissolved, pat in a pair of blankets, and let them remain over night. Next day rub oat, rinse thor oughly in two waters, and hang them to dry. Do net wring them, list this is not the only domestic ose to which borax may be pat. Borax is the best cockroach exterminator yet discovered. This insect has a pecu liar aversion to it. As the salt is perfectly harmless to human beings, it is much preferred for this purpose to the poisononsirebetance commonly used. Borax is valuable for the laun dry ; use one pound to about tea gal lons boiling water, and you need only one half the usual allowance of soap. For laces, cambrics, etc., use an or dinary quantity of this powder. It will not injure the texture of cloth in the learft. For cleansing the hair, nothing is better than a solution ol borax-water. Wash afterwards with pure water, or it leaves the hair too stiff. Borax dissolved in water is an excellent dentrifice, or tooth-wasb. A Pointed Hint. —A story is told of a couple of farmers who lived not a very great distance apart, one of w hom was noted for being very pen urious. One day his neighbor eslled upon him while he was esting dinner, but instead of asking him to sit down to the table with him, be kept on eating and talking, just as though the visitor bad not a mouth in bis head. “Well, what is the news, neighbor Brown f *’ “Nothing much.’* “No news up your way, eli?” he still helping himself to his good dinner while Ids neighbor looked on with anxiety and appetite. “Well, yes, now that I think on’t, there is just a grain of news: Mr. Jones’ cow lias got five calves,” re plied the visitor. “ Five calves t I never heard of such a thing. Why, what the dickens does the fifth one do while the other four are sucking P ” “ Why, he stands and looks on like a dumb fool, just as I am doing now.” “ Oh, ah! Hannah, put on another plate.” To Cleanse the Scalp.— ln a piut buttle put a spoonful of olivo oil and add two ounces of beHt spirits of am monia or hartshorn; shake. Then mix with three ounces of alcohol, and, when thoroughly mixed, fill the bottle with sell water. Remember to put in the ingredients in the order named, •or you will have “stuff” and no chemical union at all. To apply, take a spoonful or two with a little •warm water; dip a sponge or rag in and wet tlve scalp thoroughly ; now Tinse off in plenty of wairn water, and you will be surprised at the amount of dirt, though you may have thought your head perfectly clean. For the heads < f young infants it is just the thing, as it instantly rcmovi s the dirty scurf without pain or trou b'e. It should be rather weaker for a babo than for an adult. To Kill Flier.— l am told by one who lifts tried it that strong tea of quassia, sweetened with molasses, will kill flirt, and has tho advati tng of not being a deadly poison. It is said, too, that horses washed with a tea made of quassia will not be tormented by flies. It can be bought at any drug store, and it is worth trying, if it will abate the fly nuisance any. To Bake Ham.—Most people boil han. It ie much better baked, it baklift* right. Soak for an hour in clean water, and wipe dry. Next epread ifc all over with thin butter, aud then put it in a deep dish with under It to keep it out of the gravy. When it is fully dono, take off the skin and matters crusted on the flesh side and set it away t> cool. iy Chignon is dead. The great deity of the feminine toilet ie no more. Paris has given it up for the sake of economy. It was very costly. Every year there were lakeu into Paris 110,000 pounds of human h: ir in a “raw” or unworked state— worth fOBO.OOO, and to be made into chignons. Now all that money ran be sp> nt in some other nonsense. tfT" Major Bindford, Secretary of the order, informs the Galveston News that there are 630 Granges in Texas with a membership of 21,420 mem bers, about one-fifth of whom arc ladies. !iT Why is a baby like a sheaf of w heat ? Because it is first cradled, snd then thrashed, and finally be comes the flower of the family. ' ift w > A New Idea! -A. WILSON SHUTTLE Sewing MaoMne 50 Dollars!! FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, r AND EVERYBODY Boy the World-Renowned msfti MleSewiilacle! TQK BEST IN THE WORLD! QWThe Highest Premium was awards* ts it at Ohio State Fair! Northers Ohio Fair) Amer. Institute, N. Y.j Cincinnati Exposition ; Indianapolis Exposition | St Louis Fair} Louisiana Stats Fair; Mississippi State Fair; and Georgia State Fair! FOR BEINQ THE BEST SEWING MICHINES, and doing the largest awl best range of work. All other Machines In the Market were In direct COMPETITION!! CU'i'br Hemming, Fell ing, Stitching, Cording, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering, Quilt ing and Stitohing fine or heavy goods it is unsurpassed. Where we have no Agents wo will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Rail Road Station of Purchasers. Needles for all Sewing Ma chines for Sale. * Old Machines taken in Exchange. Bend for Circulars, Price List, &0., and Copy of the Wilson Refleotor, one of the best Periodicals of the day, devoted to Bowing Mar chinee, Fashions, General News and Miscellany. Agents Wanted ADDRI3SS. Wilson Mu Hacliie Cos. CLEVELAND, OHIO. -■■domestic '■EWrNG,MACHlNE/ Risk the Mglmt tor nurmbUttr, Per*rt Work, esd Em* ot Opcrsll.m. Thy *ra lid *io*t (tint, llcbt rtmnlu ml wlUlwdr |-01,l for. u<l aniwrr ever, tb* Surilly Mil luiuuJbctory. liberal (anas la Assam. AiWrv-M, “ Ooiseetle •• Sewlag ■arkla* fa.. Bew.Vat*. “DOMESTIC" PAPER FASHIONS. fcrup: fcSgCt AKXSBSStfits MU* snot Ni™ ever u... MMM to Uw MUD, Ud lake Ik* kl wlwrrvrr IlS.o- JjjJ- Ag"£t Be*4 fv UlMUolr* I'M, “StaMllr 11 g*wlit Karhlae Cos., Krr.Vork. '•POMESTIFMONIHLY. . Dwotsd to Fashion, IrittiATt ir ano iar A s<*ochly rated* re*.** BwTJrnx* ki kuforfct amrc^gaeiSgßl Twm*, li.M) rf years fttMefivmu tvf tv tu. u Domestic " Monthly, . DomaaUe ■> tat Mt.,. SAVE $25 By Bwyng a [MINI Slims NMISE. Tto meet the nigcnt demand of the time* the w FLOREXCE mm IACRIXE CO. Int (eland the Mr af Ihtir Machine* THIRTY PER CEXT. The Fiomm* I* tie only machine that *ew hnrkwiuti* mt forwent*, or to tire light aunt left, m the pu.chftMcr may prefer. In tt cnmtrmilon the Ftoacrat I* the mow num end starts of any good sewing. wwchiiygL Aiwav* res Bmr—row vat OnvArrer. FLORENCE HEWING MACHINE CO.,' may 23 15 Cotton Avenue, Mscon, (la. mi o * THE BROWN COITON GIN. The iiltr'iiEnn of ii'nrJcr* nnd otlv r* In agnlu in IU-1 to the ia>v<> ohl nnl rul table mnktt ol Cotton Gin*. They re fitihhhul th! pur gWAtly Imnroved, nml noil ins which ai> rx|milemv of thhtv JiR.TI In (h.’r mauuGctnre could >mge l hn* l> n I. ft nn ilonc to mk them tl wo-t rilinhltt nnd porf.et Colt.-n Gin In mniket, X* the !<>• *ult of onr < fforl* we ne<d onlv ref. i to tl eir estihlUh.-l repiitnilon mul wlrle-*pc .and ;wi;>- ulnrtly. For l’xnrecrt x or \Vosrmamiii>. Mtrlnotii Limn l.i nmmi, aii<l qrAMrrv nn<l qoautt of list nonicsn. w# ehellemte evm pettt'on. We are po p r>-l to waith ast to any reasonable extent eunruiT i|n t every planter or operator Ti e Gn* are wild at the lowmt |i*lhle prlee* for k<khl nmehina*, and on rea-nimble t> rm*. We In vite exnmlnatl <u ol the sample, in the Imml. of onr liv .l nse-it. who will clve all ili.trial information, and fnrol-h .pplkant- with elr 1-idar.an l t-pie* of tommoniißiory haler, from jurlh * u.liik llm Gin* In all Urcllo: * of the cotton pUtiilivr country Cirviilnni, IMce 14.t*. nnd other luform.llon, may he obtaliKil of our n|(enU or by iuhlre.inK the Uiiown Cnm> Gis Cos , New L aid.m, Conn. J B. BCUTI’, Agent, Wert Point, On. PROSPECTUS OF TllE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. Jauks Gokdon Bknnktt, PrGptictor Hie Weekly Hemhl 1* piiUUhed every Saturday, at live cent* per copy- Annual uh*. ilpllon prUat:— Ono Copy 92 Three Copies 6 Five Copies It Ten Copies 16 Postage live cento |*>r copy for three months. Any larger number, mltlrnumd to name* of subscribers, 61.60 etu li. An extra cipy will bo lent to every club of ten. Twenty copies to one ailihe** ui* ypsr, 626, and any larger number at the mine price. Two extra copies will be sent to clubs of twenty. There rates make the Wis kly flerabl the cheapest publlntHiu In (incountry. Terms niMt In rwlvame, Money sent l*y mall will be at the ri.k of tile sen-ley, A generous portion of the Weekly llerabl will be eppropiiatcri to agib'irltrire, lb u bub lure, pomology ami the msiwgi meni of tbe uiestb anim d* Par b ill >r rtf* nil n will W paid also lo reports of the ms'kets. Tbs situ will be to make the Weekly Met ald superior to any other ngr cultural nod tainlly newspaper hr the rout.iry Kvmy number of the Weekly Merebl will coot,ln a select story ami toe latest sii.l most imisrriaot news by teles;r pb from all par's ot the world up to tire hour ol publica tion. Ihiritut the s ton of Congress the Weekly Merabi will rotnafn a Mtwumry of tie' pro ■veilings and the latest news by telegtspfl from Washington, potiibul, rtlgous, Me iotutble, art bub', III* rary amt sportinglotcbh geucwj obitutry notices, car Mbs, am use mints, editorial articles o the pconrlnet t topics of tbe dsy, a review if thy cattle end dry goods markets, linsncf | atel ummm tal lub Hfgenre, and aeoouuts cf ad file impor tant and interesting eyrtrle of the we-fc Tbe Merabi cfuibrj* tto agents In tbe country nor in distant tires to asaras. fm sulwrrite'n, as more are u ess-ary, Any p*> p-e* ending to be so fesut for tbe Weekly Merabi should be treated a* a *i mmon swin dler Tbe elub system fas eboibfcad tbe ag- trey system. It *s cate and eb*ap lire price ol sulocriptbet, abeneyer to (to 1 tioabie, l nul l be trsbswlllcd Ih tfbe orders |t is tbe safest mode ot Um*miH,us money by mail, At small p et-odbes io tbs country wbsre 6*4 -ones onb"s cannot tie ottabesd, ymmey may be remitted in tsyMned bMere, Advertisement*, to a limited number, will he inserted lo tbe Weakly Merabi Price of tbe Ibrlly Merabi, tone serfs a copy. Annas! snbmrtptbw mbs *l2, sb ways in mtyamns. Wri'etbeaddrawon letters to Iby Mow Voik HM. la ls 14 sad bgitio bawd, end glee tbe •* of emb sabwrtber, ot past-otoee, conatg snd tftute a* idst-ly that no errors to wathag papers will W ÜbW to •Mti (wrm la raw imi'Xovtmkxti.) FOR 20 YEARS THE STANDARD OP EXCELLENCE THROUGHOUT THE WOULD. Over 800,000 in use. If yon think of buying a Sewing Machine, It will pav you to examine the records ol ttioe now use, and profit by experience. The WIISM.BR & WIMON ST AMW ALOXB AS rnr only I.iiiiir Russian Mauiiims vsisn tub Rotary Hook, makiso a Lock Stitch alike on both sides of the fabric sewed. All shuttle machines waste power in drawing the. shuttle back after the stitch Is formed, bringing don ble Wear ard strain upon both mschlne and operator; hence while other machines rap idly wear out, the Whkki.kr A Woods lasts a Liven**, and proves sn economical Invest ment. Do not believe all that Is promised by so-called ’cheap’ machines; you should require proof that years of use have tested their value. Money once thrown away can not be recovered. Send for our circulars. Ma< Lines sold on easy terms,or monthly payment- taken. Old machines put In order or rucei veil in exchange. Whßur.Rii k Wimor Mr'o Co.’s Omcts: Savannah, Augusta, Macon and Columbus, Ua. IF. n. CLEV EH, Gen. Agl augl lyr Savannah, Ga. DIHILM FEMALE COLLEGE, HAMILTON, GA. The Fall Melon will begin in the sv.w col t.wi* ruilmxo, on Tuesday, the 4th of Aug ust. and close on the 20th of November. Tuition Is from 92 to 96 per month, ac cording to grade of studies. Music on Piano, Organ, Guitar, etc,, is 96 per month. Pupils will he charged from the Ivcginnlng of the scholnst'c month In which thev enter to the dose of the session. No deduction vs ill Ire made for aliscnce, except in cases of protracted sickness. One-half of the tuition will I>e required in advance the b* lance at close of session Hoard, in good families, is 916 per month. jnll7 3. 11. LOVELACE, I’rcs’t. Prolong Your iair© TEN YEARS by uUne Vttmc'i Fititxeii-Cr** for Dja |w*p.lrt, Liver Couif lalnt, Conrtipatfolj and Hrailachm, Put up in refined elder, end known In America a* S WELT CIDER BITTERS. Create* sn appetite, el V dfoeetfon, rtff - Inn * the Liver and Bowels, strentlhefis the Khlney*, pmil'.es the Blued, nnd makes the week strong, SWEET CIDER BITTERS , Tlie ereat TVmpemnre remedy of the not U not an hi tor hating lx vefnge, hut a splendid Tonic, fret; from Alcohol and all hgntloti* properties. SWEET CIDER BITTERS p| I* the famous presetlptton of an enln-nt French stirs eon, and I* recommended by the mi dkwl frah ndty. Taken In health, li pre vents disease, by kre[,|ng the s'omaeh, liver, h wel* end blood In a healthy condition, Taken In dlsesse, It* ge-l effect* ate slruo?) Immi'diitte, I’lennfiut to tulo', and rwlld, hot thotoii*h, In Its aetfott. Put ttp In elegant form, ami sold by ttrst-cliwsdriteelsts every where. Price 91; rfx for 86. Omntry ageotn wanted. LA FO!il>;T A co, University Plaee, cor, Bfrh -t, if, Y. U. S. PIANO CO. Bao o - It eo*t* less than 9f!(W to make any S6OO Pt >no sold Ihroiwh all of whom make 100 [M-r cent |m;fit We have f*o attents, hot ship direct to (siiillles at foetoty frrfre. We make only one style, and have imtowe ptlee- Two lltanaetr arm Niaurv DotAARs net cash, with no discount to dealers or com ttils-hm* to tcaehets, Onr lumber I* thor oithly seasoned; t.ttr cases ate Iff rtf ms V*~ nfcwtsri with Bosewood—have front round corner*, setjicntlne bottom and carved legs Wense the frill Iron plate with overstrung lats* French Grand Action with top damp er*, and onr keys are of the best Ivory, with Ivory front*. Our Plano h* seven octaves-- la 0 feel 8 Inches long, 3 feet 4 tnelm* wide, and weigh*, laixcd, 066 pound*. Every Plano I* folly warranted for five year*. fornl for Blastraie*l (Kreitfar In wbkh we refer to over oan toocsAao Bmkera, Merch ants, etc isome of wbom you mat know), u-log our Pkmo In 47 Nate* and Terriletfen. Please state where you saw this notice. Vim KB MI ATE* PIANO CO,, jnllO ly 810 Brooflway, Sew York, Iron ia tiro Blood rtMs?iWcsuansat let prates a,<i weawai aid bosivls . im.ie tmmmj bcatsw ft • ie„i, A gflft*, Pe.pfVfoß, host'*,tons, ter mle to THE BECKWITH PORTAekK TE tml ly tt&vrLaz I *e e> ,e f sc.-v.vC. tsjW ,ue,-cc tv *fs*"fertwc ffiot Jk<m WHS A #l* y (R ||g| Grateful Thousands proclaim Vinegar Bitters the most wonder ful Invigorant that ever sustained the sinking sysMtfr. i No Person can take these Bit ters according to directions, and re main long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and vital or gans wasted beyond repair. Bilious, Remittent, nnd In termittent Fevers, Which aro so prevalent in the valleys of our groat rivers throughout tho United States, especially those of the Mississippi, Onio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Bed, Colo rado, Brazos, Bio Grande, I’car), Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro anoke, James, and many others, with their vnst tributaries, through out our entiro country during tho Summer and Autumn, and remarka bly so during seasons of unusual heat and dryness, are invariably ac companied by extensivo derange ments of tho stomach and liver, and other abdominal viscera. In theil’ treatment, a purgative, exerting a powerful iuiluouco upon theso vari ous organs, is essentially nocossary. There is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Dn. J. Walker’s Vinegar BITTKIiS, as they will speedily ronioro thednrk-eolorod viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at tho same timo stimulating the secretions of tho liver, and generally rostering tho healthy I'uno tioils of the digostivo organs. Fortify tho body against dis* OftSO by purifying all its fluids with VlstWAB ilittkr,s. No epidemic can take hold of a system thus fore-armed. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head ache, l’ani in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of tho Stomach, Bad Taste in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita tion of tho Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, aro the offspring!of Dyspepsia. One bot tle will prove a trotter guarantee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement. Scrofula, or King’s Evil, White Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial affec tions, Old Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc. In these, as in all other constitutional Diseases, Walk Hit's ViX- LffAKßrrTkitH have shewn their great cur ative powers in tho most obstiuato and intractable cases. Fop inflnmnintory nud Chronic Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, liemit tefit and lutcrmittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys und Bladder, these Hitters have no equal. Buck Ills ftmat am eottsed l>y Vitiated Blood. MeduiD i cp.l 1) I senses.—Persons Ctijfaffed In Paint* and Minerals, such us Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters and Miners, as they advance in life, aro sub Jeet to jmral/sw of the Bowels. To guard this, take a dose of Waokku's S ft c/) ait Bitikks occasionally. Fop Skin Diseases, Kmptioue, Tetter, Balt-Bhenm. Blotches,Spots, Pim ples, Pflstules, Boils, Carbuncles, Kiiig wortit*, Scald-head, Boro Byes, Erysipe las, J felt, Scurfs, Discolorations of tho Skirt, litttnore and Diseases of the .Skill of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a short time by tho use of theso Bitters. Pin, Twpe, mid other Worms, lurking In the system of so many thou sands, are effectually destroyed ami re moved, No system of medicine, no ver mifitge* n<f aiithehnimlics will free the system from Worms like these Bitters. For female Complaints, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, ortho turn of life, theso Ton ic Bitters display so decided an influence that improvement is soon perceptible. Cleanse tho Yitiuted Blood whenever yon find its impurities bursting through tho akin in Pimple*, Eruptions, or getag f cleanse it when you find it ob structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it When it is foul; your feelings will tell yon whn. Keep the blood pure, aud the health ot the system will follow. n. ii. iiiciH>.v ti.u co., lyflVpftZTflts A Oen. Ag-fn., Sun Fr.'tncisco. Oftllffnr- Dift, A eor. ft# WftKliintffon nnd ClmWlon Sta..N.Y. gold by ull and Dca lev*. fT* 'U 't< f>OY\TAD Si CO., St Oon. Actw.. Run Francisco. Cnllfor nm. <*(•'>7* of ‘.V m:tint-fon mdChurlt-on SU..N. Y t, .! DpL r>. Th. ,M.nt Fire-Proof Safe, by tb English Covernment proved aMttfluur Na Alum anti Pla*ttT*of-Paris. MARVIN A co., m 268 Broadway, N.< Y. f 721 Chestnut Bf., Phila. TICK’s sfi&T&S, 200 rages; 600 Fnstnrvirtf's sr.d Colrred Plwfe. P.il lirbcd uv.artorly, it 25c n y.r. FiVet ftiiintier for 187<f just bcrteil. A tfer uan ertiticn t amp p ice. Ad ir.*', Jxatts via*, Rertkester, New York. Ri R RADWAY’S READY R£]jcJ CUBES THE WORST *4l*/I In front One to Twenty Mlnut>. NOT ONE HOUR suffrr wtrTrir*- I Itwut4.ont.n4>, The Only Pain Read I lint IWMIItTOB thnlWmnaUt.. ... I lntWimn.imu*. n.l cure* oanUw, 1 I sewn.**, OowaU, <*<*157*2*1,’52*521 oae-ppUc-u„n. *—l IS FROM OSH TO TWKSTT tDSCTI I no nutter how y<o!m or tmtlui,, lk ! “ ttllKUM.mc. Bl ri,Wn. lns, m 7gf-jk’Jttatl h or proouoted with dioooio itaywlar*, I RADWAY’S READY REUIEK WILL AFFORD ISSTAST *. INFAMMATI'IS OF THK INFLAMMATION OF TUB > INFLAMMATION OF TUB BOWKIA W ** l *H. I SORB THROAT, mFFICUI.T°BRUT ( ?f N J' ; *<t HYSTERICS, HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE.**** 1 ’ IWUa t, COLD CHILLS, AOtfli Chl’lul' EH * olUn *. Twomy drops In hair. tomblor of Mo mm... lnomemsraroUUKAMl-S.i.PASMS.SoVRStnoISy UKAHTMURN, BIt.K H&ADAUHlTl>lAxaiin& KVSKSVKKY. COLIC. WIND uTtHB Ut.UI STERNAL Falns. “ Travelers should si ways rsrry A bottle of B-A Way’* Rrttdv Krllrf wlibihem. wator wil l prevent sirkiieas or pains from eUnT.2 water. Ills belterth.u FrtuUi Urudv or Blum 8 !.. oUmulaul. • FEVER AND AGUE. FRVttR AND AGUE cured for fifty eon to. TWa-w Motttromodl il Agcniln this world that will enraToL? and Ague, and oil other Malarious, BUou* Typhoid. Yellow, and other Fevers (aided b* {sft W A Y'S PILLS 1 no quick as RAJ)WAY*Bh|abY a LIEF. Fifty cents per bolUe. WBlll HEALTH! BEAUTY!) STRONG ASn PURR RICH BLOOD-ISCBIin OF FLUSH AND WEIOHT-Or.fiAß SKI* Asa UISAUTIFULCOMPLISXIOSdaTIURKoioALU DR. RADWAY’S Sarsaparillian Eesolvent THE GREAT BLOOD PtihlFlEß, HAS M ADR THR MOST ASTONISHING OtTIWS. on SUtOK.HO RAPID ARR THK CHANOI&TIn ODY UNDKROORB.UNDER THKINFLUKNCS THAT* 18 TRULY WOSDKRFUI. nenio/yjl Every Daj an Increase ia Mesl at! Weiilt is Seen aiiOtlt ' Jvry drop of tho SARSaPARITaEaIAN RBSOTs. YKN r cnininutiieaies through the Blood, Sweat, I'rioib attdinhtir Fluids und Juices of the system thevltorof lit , for It retiairn the wastes of the body wlthnewssfi round m.itoi'lal. Scrofula, Syphilis, ConpumMloe. (UiniluUr dUcasr, Ulcers in the thmat. Mouih, Tv. mow. No tt>s lu the Olands and other parts of sirertyus, Strumorousdischarges from tho Kars, sad tho worst forms of Skin discuses, Kruptlons, Bores, SOnld If ad, Ring Worm,Mtli Rheum,Krysipslsa Acne, ltla -1 Spots, Wormsln the Flesh, Tumors, tS. cars In the Womh, nnd ailweahehlhg and painful dis ch trees, Nlh Sweets, Loss of Sperm and sllwsstetof the life principle are within the curittive range of thk woivlor ot Modern Uhrmtstry, and a few days’ use will prove toany person using it for either of these forms cf disease its poten t power t o cu re them. If the patient, dtilv becoming reduced bythewsstm and oecomposliiou that ia continually progressing, sue cee<ls In arresting these wastes, and repairs the same with now material made from healthy blood—and this the.vYHSAP YLULIiIAN willand docs secure—a cur* It certain; fr w hen once this rem**ly commsnee* Its wo kofpurin-’atlon. ami succeeds in diminishingtt* loss of wastes, Us repairs will be rapid, amt every day thepat.e it wll 1 fee 1 himself growing I etter and stronger, the fo itl llgnstli.g better appetite Improving, audflaah and weijlit Increasing. Not only do-s tho Sarsafaniujaiv Rrroi.trnt excels all k own reniedial agents In the pure of Chronic, luloit.s, Oonstltnuoitsl, aud Skiu aiavasee ; butltUUe ouly positive cure for Kidney <C Bladder Complaint Urihafy nH I Womb diseases,Ora vel, Diabetes, T>rAMry, Stoppage of Water, IticontLnenceofL'rine, Bright’sPfch ©us ’, Aiimiutnuna, and lu all cases where there are lirina-.lust and pontts, or the water Is thick, cloudy, inlhi witlirt’i''iMUm’os like the white of an egg. or threads like white silk, nrth< re 1m a morbid, dark, bilious appear am.’d. and white houo-du.itdeposits, and whentherela a pricking, hu nlngsensation when paastnc water, and pain iu the r<mall of the Back and along the Loins. Tumor of 13 Years* Crt'bUrtk Cured by Itadivay’s Resolvent. OR. IT? AD WAY’S Perfect Purgative & Regulating % perfectly invelese. elegantly coated with sweet etna, pUrso, t ouuhi purify, cleanse and strengthen. Rad wav s lMis, for the cure of all disor durs eftffb Sumach, Diver, Bowel*, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Plmsms, lietdadio, Con-uipiubm. 'lostlvcoeas, Indigestion, IPs* pepsta, Utliousnea*. Billons Fever, Inflammation ofthh Bowels, Piles, and all Derangements of the Internal Viscera. Wm rran'ed to ellbet a positive cure Purely Vegetable, containing no mcrcu*. minerals or deleteln. OUB‘lrtlir.. A fow doses of ** ADWAY’S PIMA will ft*ee the sys tem from all the above named disorder#. Price, 23cents per Box. BOLD BY IMtUOOtFfS. RWAD “ f.\t,fr AND TRUK ” Fend one lsttsr stump t-' R ADW V Y A OO . No. 32 Warren Ft.. New York. Information Worth thousands will beseut you. BEST PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE ?&%> SEND FOR ITS RECORD. BECKWITH s2a Portable Family Sewing Machine, fttE MOOT POPULAR of any In the market. Makes the Moet Durable. SUlcb, with Ulrength, Capacity, and Bpeed. Equal to any, regardleaa of coat. Beckwith Sewing machine Cos., 843 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Agents wanted everywhere. Bead to. BompM andClr enters,