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THE SCIENCE OF KILLING.

T the eastern gnnexe of the International Fxbibicion a very enthusiastic man of Kent shows a number of scythes, reaping hooks, and ploughs, made, as the inscription says, « from swords and spears picked up on the field of battle.” The sight seems to bave

delighted the hearts of the mewlbers of the

Peace Society, to the extent of bringing forth

a manifesto from the secretary, desigosting |

the show as a “ literal fulfilment of pro- phecy,"namely, of Isaiah’s famous words, « They shall beat their swords into plough- sharee, and their spears into pruning-hooks : pation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learo war any more.’ Alas, for the prophecy and for the secretary of the Peace Society! Buta hundred yards south from the Kentishman’s pretty little show is another, by Lancashire men, of such

formidable dimeasions as utterly to destroy | Not ove visitor in a thousand} |

its effects. notices the sword plough-shares, but every man, woman, and child stops before the gi-

gantic * Armstrong tropby,” which fills a|

place of honour in the eastern nave, and i: gurrounded from mora to night by scruti- pizing admirers. At the Laternational Ex- hibition of 1851 the manufacture ef weapons of war was almost uarepresented, and was very near being totally excluded, owing to the influence exercised by Messrs. Cobden . as : and Bright. Things have so far changed,

fter clewen years, that io the present inter- |

national show the implemenis for killin,

frm a class by themselves exoeedingly large |

gad varied, and honcured by the presenc: of such distinguished exbibitors as he: Majesty's Seeretary of War. Evidet y th world’s progress is going away from rathei ihan towards lsaiah.

The extraordinary show of ordnance and |

small-arms which forms se eonspicuous a part of the Kensington fair must be owing to a great extent, to the political excitement of our days, for there is very litile that is

absclutely new displayed in this department |

The ovly things which ean lay a claim {o novelty are Keupp’s and Besaemer's _stec guns, and here it is pot the articie itsclt

but the employment of a new material in|

waieh the inventive faculty is displayed. A- to the famous Armstrong orduacce, the trophy of which in the Exhibition ts the | cyuosure of all beholders, it is merely an ou- larged and improved form of a long-known | weapon, the prineiple of which is as old as

ling -of fowling-pieces, and a well-aseorted | HEALTH AND CHEEREULNESS ! PHILOSOPHY AND FACT.

collection of leather sword-sheaths, From Austria at the present moment, one immense camp, there is nothing but small shot, a few lacquered swords, and a sportsman’s outefit. But most curious of all are the coutributions of the Czar’s realm, where certainly the light of war is not bidden under a bushel. St. Petersburg sends a single revolver, Tiflis

ger and the comma ler of Bashkir militia jat Orenburg an innocent woodea cross-bow, {with ornamental arrows, The Czar himself

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feet long, aud nearly three inches in diaw- eter, which was rifled in the year 1610 in nine grooves, very mueh like the cinnon of Sir W. G. Armstrong ; and in the Musee d’Artillerie, at Puris, are several other pieces of riled eannom nearly as old, Au | elector of Brandenburg experim¢n'ed agains: his subjects with a gun rifled in thiswen grooves, atill to beseen at Berlin, in the esr 1661; and a few years later the war- like citizens of Nuremburg set to forging rifled cannon for themselves in considerable quantity, Tue elliptical bore also wa- known in Germany in the seventeenth century, at which period the Swiss likewise possessed already smal] riled picees, very useful for killing Austrians. Thousands of ingenious mortals, from that

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time up to the present poriod, tried te per- fect the rified ordnance, and to get it! generally adopted ; but failed, partly on ac- | count of mechanical diffivalties, but chiefly | beesuse the thing was too expensive. War) taxes not having been yet invented, and war | budgets being entirely unknown, the art of men-killing bad to be done cheap, and with | as simple instruments as possible. A biy/| bit of iron, with a hole in it, manufactured |

at a trifie of labour and expense, was though |

suflicient for all purposes, and the modern | plan of spending as much on a single battery | as on the maintenance of an army for a) month was never dreamt of. As late as, 1836, when Captain Mostigny, of Brussels, | proposed to Czar Nicholas bis newly-invent- | ed breach loading gun, held to be a model | of perfection up to the present time, the| Russian Government rejected it cu account | of its expensiveness. ‘Though his Imperial Majesty himself was greatly in favour of the new killing apparatus, the official conmis- sion, under the presidency of Genera! Sam- arakoT, thought it a shame to epend large sums en mere metal, when living instru- ments of war might be had for next to nothing, and according!y declined the plaa.| Montigny fils came over to this ccuntry with his father’s scheme in his pocket, but was pot more successful,the timid Whig ministry of the time fearing the Manchester party in | the discussion of the estimates. It was only radually, in beautiful up-hill march, that bful Chancellors of the Exchequer were brought to face the new necessities. Witt the accession of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, ci-devant captain of artillery in the Swiss

wilitia, there began a charming game ol |

international competition in artillery watters,

and the actual upshot of the matter is now |

visible in the Armstrong trophy at the Ex- hibition, as well as other lesa admired tropbies kuowna ouly to British taxpayers. It is a game at long bowls which must be played out somehow or other, to be won at the end by the party with the greatest patience and the deepest purses. :

# * There is a gan at the Exhibition, made by the Mersey [ron and Steel Com- pany, which is no leas than twelve feet loog, eighteen inches wide at the muzzle, and Weighing ten tons, which has been almost eatirely made by machinery, including the rifling of twelve shallow grooves.

more than two thousand pounds, which must needs break iuto splinters any kind of ship armour yet made. It is satisfactory to know that{this is really the biggest gua manufac- tured up to the present time, Various trans- atlantic schemes of vastly greater couception being still in the state of * notions.” Other exhibitors, however, are not far behind ihe Mersey Company. Herr Krupp, of Esson, shows a littie gun weighing nive tons, con- sisting of a single mass of cast steel, and by far the largest cannon ever made of this new material. The bore, however, has not been rifled, nor is the whole more than rough- turned, being intended apparently only to give aa idea of the sort of whistles the learn- ed Westphalian iroumaster intends preparing for the battle music of the future. Besides this nive-ton gun, Herr Krupp has put to- gether a trophy of various huudred-pounders, gixty-pounders, and forty-pounders, all clear- ly fit to grind any quautity of organic or inorganic matter into impalpable dust.

* * Large as is the space given up to Captain Fowke's shed to the display of arms, there are in reality only two nations represented ia the science of killing, namely, Great Britain aud Prussia, the latter by Herr Krupp alone. ‘The immense experi- ments iz the same line which have been go- ing oo for many years in France, Russia, Austria, and other countries, are invisible at

ington, as much as the diplomatic sbut-|

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Wreserve IEsettles,)

best physicians. With knowledze of these facts, Dr. Rapway was determined to test the accuracy of

| RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT, which was prepared expressly to meet the exigen- cies of the diseases, as developed in the tropics. | Large supplies were sent to Brazil, Buenos Ayres, Chili, Peru, Equador, Venezuela, Lolivia, New | Grenada, and to several islauds of the Spanish main, and was thoroughly tested by Physicians aud the

>riesthood, and is now the official remedy used by the Physicians, under the name of ‘ Svlutivo Reno- vador de Radway,” (the Spanish for Radway’s Re- | novating Resolvent,) in the treatment of Screfula, | Syphilis, U.cers, Tumors, Prolapsus Uteri, Eiephan- | tiasis, Erysipelas, Saint Authovy’s Fire, St. Vitus’ | Dance, Fever Sores, all diseases of the Skin, humers | ia the Bloed, white swellings, Nodes, Cankers, sores jin the mouth, deafness, discharges from the eyos, jears, and nose, glandular swellings, dropsy and | constitutional diseases. Such has been the unpar- | alleled success of this remedy in curing these bor- | rivle diseases in the tropics, that we do not hesitate | to promise all the sufferers with Scrofula and erup- | tive diseases among our own people, with speedy | restoration to sound and permanent health. | Itissuperior to all kuowa romedies in popular uge us a cleansing syrup for

PURIFYING TUE BLOOD,

and removing frow the skin Pimp'es, Blotches, Tet- | ter, fash and other offensive marks, and will in a few days give a sure, clear and roseate live of healik and beauty to tue face and uails, aud brillisney to the eyes.

It isa pure and innocent preparation, all-power- ful to do good, but never does injury.

IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.

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sician, that hasever claimed the skill of eradicating

| from parent tu child. This great power we claim jfur Rapway’s ReNovATING Kesorvent; aud we | religiously declare, that if Radway’s Renovating Kesoivent is given when the symptoms of any in- herited disease are first exhibited, it will eradicate the same from the system. In the early stages of | Phthisis or Consumption, Fits, Serofula, aad in cases of sore hewl, Uicers, Tumors, Hacking Cough, Bron- chitis, the use of Rapway’s Rexovatine Resot- VENT will exterminate the transmitted disease from the system, and wake (what the parents uegiected) a sound and healthy body. CHRONIC DISEASE. Anotlier class of diseises that no other medicines

or the most skilful ph; is have succeeded in achieving, mere thau ig merely palliati

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}that have infested tie system for years, such as |Chronie Rheumatism, Gout, Serofula, Dyspepsia,

| of Calomel, Mercury, Quinine ; disggses of the Liver,

| Spleen, Gall, Bladder, -Midneys, Spine, &c., ail of |

| which diseases Radway’s Ronovating Resvivent will eradicate, aud secure to the patient a new lease of life,

The price of Radway’s Renovating Resolvent is $1.00 per bottle, Duse, a tea-spoun, twice full, bali an hour after cach meal. Sold by druggists and merchants everywhere,

A SPEEDY PURGATIVE. DR. RADWAY’S PILLS

Are superior to all purgative er cathartic Pills, powders, mineral and seidlitz waters, in the treatment and cure of :

Depression of Spirits, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,

Sick Headache,

Costiveness,

| Liver Complaint,

| Biliousness,

| Inflammation of the Bowels, Nervousness, Melancholy.

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A doso of from six to eight of Radway’s Regulating

There is no medicize in the knowa qor!d, or phy- |

| from the system diseases inherited, by transwisaion, |

a g the sul-} ferings of the patient, which iadway’s Resulvent | will positively eradicate, is that of Chronic Diseases |

Syphilis, and diseases induced by tne injudicivus ase |

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| will arrest the progress of the threatened disease, j and.quickly relieve the patient from all paia or dis- comfort.

{f people, on the first indication of wnessiness or paia, either slight or severe, would take @ dose ef Radway’s Ready Relief, not one in a thousand weuld | ever be troubled with sickaoss,

WUEN THRBATENED WITH

Croup, Diptheria, [ufluensa, Sore Throat, Scarlet | Fever, Typhoid Fever, Poewmonia, bilious Fever, | Small Pox, Measles, Fever and Ague, Caills and Fever, Headache, Rilivus Cholic, Diarbuwa, Dysen- tery, Cholera, Cramps and Spasms,—let Radway’s | Ready Retief be freely used, and, in a short time, all | pain and uneasiness will cvase, and the tureatened disease expelled from the system.

I¥ SEIZED With either of the above diseases, the use of RAD- | WAY’S RZADY KELIMY will esaure a speedy | oure.

“IT CURES SO MANY DISSASES,

«« And therefore [’l! have none ef it,” says the skep- | tic; vow we appeal to the common sense of any rea- | sonable being who has had the least experience in medicine taking, or busivess relations with Physi- cians, if this is sound reasoning.

RADWAY 'S BEADY RELIEF

Is not recommended by us, nor preacribed for so many varicties of disease as every physician io th. practice of medicine, prescribes Calomel, Mercury, Quinine, Morpiive, Opiuta and other favorite hubby- of the profession. It is a woil known fact that ii

be the name of the disease or the condition of the

active agent of the preseription: and if the syimp- tums of the disease are such as to leave any dowst in the mind of tae physician as to arriving at a decided | conciusion what to give, he gives Calomel. This is an ancient landmark of the profession, which no ia- novation has ever been suifered to alter.

WEIGH FACTS.

When we tell the public that the use of Radway’s Ready Kelief will cure the sick of certain diseases; | |} that it will stop pain in a few minutes after its ap- | plication; that it will protect the system against at- | tacks of all walarious, contagious and iafectious dis- | eases, we have the facts to establish the truth of our | statements, acknowledged by thousands who have | | proved its unfailing powers en their own persous. Go | | where you will, speak of Radway’s Ready Ketie! in j any assemblage of persons, some one o¢ more will}

bear witaess of deriving benefit from its use. -.

IN MILITARY CAMPS.

There is no place so well calculated to test the use- fulness of a specifie medicine as a military oaimp. Radway’s Ready Kelief has been used in almost every camp throughout the Grand Army of the Union with the happiest success. Letters from Brigade and Re- | gimental surgeens, officers, and privates assure us| that Radway’s Ready Relief mas contributed more to | the protection of the troops against disease, and to the use and comfort of the sick than all other med- | jieines used or means suggested by the medical au- thorities.

| RADWAY 'S READY RELIEF

Will stop pain and restore the sufferer to ease and | comfort in a few minutes after its use.

It never fails te afford relief to

the patient

IN CASES OF

Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lanbago, Tic Doloreux, |

Gout, Toothache, Sciaticu, Face Ache, Ear Ache,

Nambness, Swollen Joints, Sprains, Lameness,

Strains, Paia in the Kidaeys, Wouads, Pain ia the Biadder,

Asthma, Difficult Breathing, Pleurisy, Pain in the |

Side, Small of the Back, Shoulders, Spine, |

{ts use will, in a few minutes, relieve you of pain, |

and its continued use cure you of the complaint.

CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, ASTHMA, SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

Let those who cannot enjoy an hour’s calm sleep,

Pills, will, ia the must distressing cases of Constipa- |} tion or Costiveness, Derangement of the Liver, or | other glands, secure a healthy evacuation fro.a the

bowels. Persous troubled with costiveness, indiges- | tion, liver complaint, dyspepsia, will derive imme- | diate benefit by taking a dose of these pills. Afier | thoroughly cleansing the bowels of its ret ‘ined hu-

murs, by a free purge, two to fonr per day, for a | week or ten days, w li restore the liver, bowels, pan- | | creas, kidueys and all other organs of the system, | | to the healthy performance of their dut es, | | ’

DR. RADWAYS PILLS AS A SCIENTIFIC PURGATIVE.

We have the medicinal properties of the most ef- ficient plants, roots, herbs, guins and balsams in the | vegetable kingdom. In each of these little pills lies | a mysterious power, for in each pill is combined the | elements of health, regencration, strength and life. |