Vote {S
,S :2: sinus in Regard to
stock ts the large amount of hand labor
potatoes this season upon tI rich piece
this work had been selected Its the scene
i T ‘ W" ’i“ I . - T i T“ M S . T All" tone-in Putt-I.
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' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . _ | food be produced “‘0!“ a small fit (‘3 as .'F ' - ‘. (‘1 they“) r‘guvd the chunk“. prongs, but
The hunt“ “0 m” “f "‘0 Va. l, the lrt'cl Ill It~ u. not; ‘ Iroperrres re tr, on an up; le tree IbIt wI ll berrr every “Fall In to witness execution. Turn Jumgouhom snmulaw I... gummy". “m.
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A-t-‘I- f- tho dangers
lI Il .I Ilw‘tr'uI IIoII
II‘.l fw' Institutod.
-vl be taught. in
I‘ .I‘IwII of local IIIIIl
ti'. l M: l“ll'wlll‘ll_'s*ll.
I .rr-l destruction n:
II~-:z‘ “nets. and the
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. . e .. II . I. I- r. .. ‘el l-I I IIrIItI-
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u. . I u I I; LA tlI o _vovorlr-
I .- I .I-l until a sunny
‘7, _ .I . II tI- s rll with
t r. t \ In l wtrrt “lull' in
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l1 I. ~ ~ t' It pIrtrcuiar at
t ;p I II t I ~\‘v~l IIlvtlimli
" .=. . ‘I H.- . I. s :Ittrmlron tr
t .' ‘- I' .» ' ‘ . o .I: I ' ante nub-S ;.
r 1.. . z ': II. tho» It'll I I‘t’l'l'l\l‘
v‘ ~ .I I~ ‘l'll‘l of van-s
t'_\ s, I t . :I1.\III-l like»
' t l: , r “‘1 t‘lllill‘ll\‘ll|’l~lll‘l:
. In I III II! IuopI-rItI
tn. ~ , l 'Inv‘r t‘m IlI- ,tiru -
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t I ‘ ' ~ and \'\t'r the
x _ _. II It Ir -w lIIs, ant
II. I ' ill. :tl tIrI-I'wlrli’.
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l-e I. m r‘z'w tEII- rI-sltlt wf
II I, . ‘ g I' «l-\I~:-I:I :n th.-
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t ‘ It! I 'I I' tlII-itrllcll‘allI-‘le Pt
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l' .I «I, .II'I lt- ts. illlln Isllut
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l.I.I\ I ~ AI-I illil‘ltSl If tin-
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I ~IIII1I'v . I . t ‘l' .l IlI'.‘ l‘t' slIIch,
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EIGHT INDIANS HANGED.
l‘IpIuI-n: ‘lllrelrf'l 1 “Inn-Inca II“:-
In; lite. '~ "I hclllun.
‘I Iv ‘I‘ t: I» lllHlllS t tllll
4‘ 'lv- t tro, lI-Io and Hattie-
f I u l.I' ‘ r‘l, Nur‘:hw.~t l‘r-I‘
t'.*lY Iii.“ I ssrr‘
H: ' ".' l ‘I‘lS hanged. sI-vvrr Wow
I t 'I 1 It I; it ‘t'l‘llllt‘ Irinwucru
II’ l'I Ikv 'II. ltle 'l‘lIvA lIlI Ir.l\‘
\\-»-’I. II I. I. \\ I-I rill: .SIIIIIt and
“fro \\'|ltl I‘. . l n ‘ltt to. hm ,lil‘.S‘ll~ ll until
the . '- -. l' t lt‘ l'r -; lake so t‘marnt
w r~- ‘ \!« - 3t \lA.‘ l,’
\\ .l’ l. i: _; S; .' a ll lllS fwiluIvI-rs at»
'-,I .I l IIII II . \ nt II church In 'I-‘rog
l I \I-I'ir . I 111.: \gcnt |,'o. ll. t h: trio:
I. II. .,IiI \v m l: or lit-LIL Ir III vller
:I.. .l I: but. -’.., J lt IE, l‘. \\ Illis raft.
\\ II. I st :I-.l I Illo‘l‘S Marl hand out
F ' m In. v t Irv-.l thur II-IIEI-st w'Ith
tt.- ! .. III may: Ifi'l'..A'S untzl t‘m Tt‘lt‘lildll
\\ I~ II'II-II- I ivy ti .‘l ‘1 al MIIldh-rou. Then
tt. . u .» II I IrrAl trIol, founlhallty and
st‘hlt‘lII‘I‘l to death
, .— --
\ $v-""' I-IIIIII .- .tIoI IIIotIutnent is to '
I“ M \: k‘l~ul’_'
‘ l _\ lltL «it: lies a: Id \lt'l. ms of
C! ‘l.1\l'\
Till: MARKETS.
\lw \. our 1?
Heefrat'le. c-u-lt-Io-IIIIA tw S (It 1“.
(‘ul'm In: topr. :IquI-uli 41'? ‘ I
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L'In: .. 4‘14‘ 5"
u'KS-l .‘\~' ...... . 'l "' r‘ s
A l’ltkul I'ttv .. 33““. ’l I
hour—4.x .SI pnultot‘an y ll 75 of l 5‘” “
_\\VI'St t: Ikl to I'lIotIv. ~l l" M t I-I 1
“Lost \.. Iv l . l‘t: I It
1:I.- .S'.II. . .. . ILS uv 70 9'
but . \ r hour " moi ,S‘Ya'e .. wt -'
1 I HI 1 Ingram] \\ I~t. illlXI‘L Fl“ I0 '
but. \\IIII.~ .Staru . .. ,. 4"» at
n alt-vi “Wm-t. t'l. ..... .‘L‘r at i
It . It l-I Ir l'rriI-Iu .. tt ‘
htme NI l_ll’.\o . T” "l ii:
1m: 1 (Itv .St-Ia- u ... ti 5 or
bunt -ISr-I: I I “worry . to (I3 '27 I
III. rv I: (E) 2:: l
\\ mt. “IL I. lu‘llllt‘f" H (0 15 l
h. lI-t\ , .. : (Ii 1;: ‘
(‘la‘t‘r- .S'mr. taIrory .. T (It 9 I I
Skulls ,, t1 [6) T .'
\‘vfih'ltt . . .... ‘l (at 9 ‘
Eggs 7 State out l'v-Im .. . .. L? {Q 27 ;‘
BU'FAIA).
Fl." p , Gnu-l (alf'llnll‘c ..... ll 13 fl 3 2'1
Lauri“ lVI~Iw In) AAAA . 4 TI.) (It :I 7‘)
Eh‘AD \\I\IQ‘rll ........... 4 tit) oi .3 to
up In n-Il h: t 'buttv \ nrks 3 00 at; 3 (I; i
flour t \ grrwvf II Inn-m5 3'! (It 6 3) t
\\ bet-Ituho ‘, ll. Irt mint]: l “l .@ |
(In: .\\' 'J Maui .\I'Ie (Q 47“!
tum .\u ’4. “and “Istvm 40 (Q i
harli _I lwurmmlsmm . — I9 — l
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Harv. \‘ . 1 .. 4 It! 4“. i
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:_(TA—-l\.\t l'rrtm'. p-rlhl .,'.’75 l: Tl
I '12-» I: It. r \\ mat 2‘ " I’ 1
Loni-~Hr,h MIXILI runs ° 5-: L3 0 it
Unis-J hxtra W In.» ...... I) '0; ~11
live—Stab . N" :3, II;
VAR-Rm“ .v Innis.) carry: mum.
Bwf ~51"an LItI _. ., 5 LII; g
Sher-p Live Wei gilt. ,_ J.- .. :L‘ ‘
'I: as ... ,.. T.
Hogs— .Vortbern. d. w T '5
"ILADILPHIL
Flour—Penn. ox funny
“hab—Vufifledgm‘fz\ 90x
Rye-«Mu. ........... L: " 75
Cour-Stole Yellow. I. . 5'3 53
Outs—«Ind ........ 40 41
Row 9 a
thou—l. Y. 11" 14
l‘
2' N“
‘by respeI table well IIIe:InIn<r l““l ~-,lI
: placc frI c from tlltlr.
j gets fcvcrs
‘ alter: him \ery
required in the early stage of their
growth. llccts will not endure frost
Ipnteas well as turnips, and therefore
thcy should b2“ guthcred and stotcd
souuurllat’earlicr. They
in a cI-l'ar. but if the cI-lhrr is very dry
they arc liable to will and become tough.
'l'hts may be rctncdicd by oL-lesiorraliy
sprinkling them with water. ll “(LS kI-I-p
III- I covered wltlIeIIIlI. but this method
is lncotrtcrticnt in .St‘\’l‘!t‘ frccrcs. Tilt“
roots may he IletAply covcrcd \\ uh straw
in the bxrrr or under an} duller. and be
kept “c 1 ln trawling, the roots should
niav be kept
l‘I‘ In: so : H ‘ cat'lc can eat them con~
vcurIz.:;_'I. 'l‘ isIan Tin-st be alone by
slici:.__, lllt‘ltl on air will :':I~lIiI-III-l cutting
bo.\. They may be ‘cll alone, or with
,lu..n or Inx‘ul. -— lat”: .; Manor.
“and Paving Vlnlcrtnl.
Farmer-s '2
:I marry >t’tlil‘ll3 of the roun-
try worry lvtvlll thcir trams and tlIcIII-
sc.\cs with ~L.Awly pul in: through mud-
dy roads. when the:
heaps Io... :I»l:cs.
or (‘llltl‘ lllltt‘ll:ll
wo.. Ii Irin;r '.':
n int n
In .I paper on road paving material,
c are at hand gravel
slack and Clhtlcls
that. (I! small cost.
.csc .SltlllC roads into good
real! to .lolIr 'l‘. tarrrpbell. a civil In-
I'im'r‘r, 1-:\-:-I the !II lIInII .\s~ociat on of
.Su \eyor~ :Inl : -: rs at ln.:l atrapln
its I ‘l lllll'tl of stint. s were I: unit
that cont» wi’l... c much of Inunv
f.ll::IcI~ I ~ I.I:ry o l'II sections where
I‘IIIl ~.:I.k, Ioh ‘ or cindcrs can he had
for t::I' h‘IIzl ‘ fume s are assured th t
said tnut-uit's mrn well for thc unrtcz’
two IhiIIIs or :hc Ia lug rn;.tc:::.‘;~, and
fllll this (‘~|\|‘1t'tl\\'.llll|ll upper thud
grave. IIerk- . :I load that cuts Ecxs than
onc :I'.‘ gravel. .Sul‘lt llllllt‘llitl is thcapcr
too that poor grail-l. A tI.‘.III car: ban!
a hug-3 \IIIgI'r: l-Irv lu':tpitr;: full, l-cJL:
two and .I ll Ilt' liltlt’S the bulk of It load
gin t‘i.
I hart oa‘ ::l~o III Ikcs a fair paving ttllt’
tor-I3, not so good :II‘Iul gtth't'l. bIII
bcitct th-In pn-r r,gr..vI-". .llr. t‘aInpbcll
thct‘cforr- suggests ch llt‘Iill for the III:I:II
ltml) ttf flit: rtlatll‘l‘ll, ill lnt‘tt i!it‘~ \Vltt‘h‘
tlml cr is cheap and grnvcl scar. c
Thc «‘hzrrI'o Il absorlu and rapidly (‘\‘.tll
tliillt‘s IvatI-r, llt‘tlr’t‘ ;ivo< a dry road
soon 'Il'tcr :I rain. it >llt|lllll bc covcrtni
with a IlIIII_I'.-.I: of good grand to boil
it down from l‘l.r\\ In: and washing
I.‘ a
il\
is
away nullfronrtak1ngtirt‘.
the u.» of common straw to harden
and tu..k I- I onIpact \andy ro:rd< was also
:‘otrsolttn'd by Mr. t‘IIurplIcll, whr
claimed that if four inches of loolw
straw lAc .~pII-:I.l on a sandy load. the
road. after a few days tr.\\t'l, will l't‘
come a: firm and compact as a dry clay
road. Straw that hth lu-cu “ornrou:
for bedding purposes, thrown on bad
phi. es in ~arrdy roads is lust suited to the
pllrp it was suggested that brokI-I‘.
'traw nuchI llt‘ used to advantage or.
new grucl roads, where the grave] is
much IrIl\--Il with saul and thtreby
packs slow. it would .;i\cinsl ant rel. ct
and won d not hurt the Ipzal: ty of the
g':v\t‘l ,\» I" )' I'AC Hm" -’
'l‘n-at Inent 0 I ll "K“
.0
lltrL'x arc to.-
to slatuhtII: n~
lllill ilII'
t‘llv‘ti tit-:ttt‘d,
. as if ll 0} Lad no rights
«I\\llt rs I\I‘1t‘lttlllll l to rIn-pI-It
'l‘hc st'I-Il h ”,1 ‘S :I lIinp' cmnpart fl to
litany IhIIf :IIc kI-pt rrr pens, for lb.-
strcc: hog ha; 1\ZE :Ippwtllttlily to kI-ep
Clt‘lllt mid to bIc-I Ithc as purc air as docs
bi< Irwin-2 l‘hI llo r as be Is IIfu-u k. pr
1‘
vI-ry badly :Ibus «l. lie is kept in a
small pen in the. open air, cxpowd to
hot sun, Iold win I, and driving rain
and snow.
\\c have Scctt many plus the pm:
summer. and they can be sccn I-vI-ry
day in the year by those who will lo II
.fo: llll‘lll, wlrI-re lb.- soft mud and tlltll
a foot Iit‘t‘p t~\tt‘lIIchl Ir\'I‘t‘ tltt‘ \\‘lll\lr‘
t‘Ii‘ca, so there was ll"! so much as :I srn
LI}.- Ilvy straw to slccp on. l‘hc hogz:
liar-tn Sick.
'l hc hot: in his general make up is said
to be more like man than any other :IIIi~
ma]. It is certain that human beings
It't‘ woo-times met with who are much
dirticr than it Igs ought t\ be, turd in
win I II spI I ts I \ nip: Iriwns tniuhl be
m: ole th: I! \\ U'l Il bit I little discredit t»
fin to Ir .eggI l animal. llIe hog if h ft
, w holly to himsclt is a very clcnuly dis~
prised creature. “t‘ likI-s grass, frrxh
fruit and :ruin \I-I‘y much lrcttcr than
are half
in the open field he
place and sleeping
llt‘ takes cold and
unIlI-r precisely the same.
conditions that would bringr :\ co‘d
fcvcr into the f.IIIIl'_v of h 3 owner, and
is subject to contagious Iliwascs that
much as other conta-
gious di~ uses :Itl'eet III-III.
ltI- lifts to laugh it. and like men he
he likes lhcsc things after they
spoiled by decay.
keeps his feeding:
\‘l‘
' grows in a degree tough and hardy by
3 such roughing.
llut IlII-re is u limit to
his endurance and llardrncss. As It
money producing anim‘ll it would pay to
treat the hog very much better than the
average bug: is usually treated, First of
tilt, 3t hog conllncd in a small p‘cn should
have :It‘hll tunes clean. dry places to cut
and to sleep in. No animal is ever gain-
‘irrg profitably to its keeper when that
nnlmal ls bodily or mentally IInIomfort
able. A littleinuddy w nter to wallow in
will not seriously injure a hog. If it tan
here a dry plat e to lie in. Mu Ildy water
is letter than none, especially in dry
weather. It is believed by many that.
the pig 8 let's should often be wet, to
liff‘ll the tlss .cs open and active. At.
our rate w nter is agreeable to the how;
and if he is fed lnruely upon dry food
, pm I: war: or to dri III: is indispensable to
good health.
In": mull (Sudan \‘oloe.
To prevent rats and mum from gnaw~
inj'lI-urhI-r of any kind, brush or rub
‘ It ovrr with common castor oil.
Shearinfl lambs
in midsummer is
, Claimrd by l-‘ nglisb farmers to greatly
, into In: the "row tlr of the carcass.
Most furore. 5 who h we thoroughly
tcstcd the experiment. of cutt: n" fodder
and bedding for their stock are 3satisfied
that it pays to do so.
The wool with which sheep are cov-
cred is admlrsbly adapted to exclude
co 'd so long as it is dry, but when thor-
oughly wet it is as bad as no covering
whatev er. If shelter 13 provided sheep
will stay under it in stormy weather,sud
their wool will be enough better to mske
shelter profitable, sold; from the greater
comfort and thrift of the sheep.
There tsunfortuutcly not enough de— 3 he mode 1.305 pelt-s, new"...
l
and for sweet as for market to
nuke the. swim «up, button
from birth
llru‘: ~.II*p In water and cat in soft mud,
nuld‘ ‘..'l niy :3 till but poisonous by
“it Ir out: :II'I‘I‘I‘tioIIs. 1n S'Il'h pcnsr
farm-“softer: throw cars of corzr to he
c:t.~:: in thc mud, and the" \IthI the
Vunimwts l‘t'tt‘lltl‘ 31.1. from e\posIIrI~ to
cold or wet, or poiw Ich by their filthy
food the ow ncrs w o lIlI-r what made
or iIIIIrtcd cloIcr sod II part of which
w Is treated to a liberal coating of barn
yard manure, and the remainder not fer—
tillzcd. states that there was no increase
of yield on the manured Irortrous, while
the loss from rotting was nearly three
time as great as up In that part of the
field w here no manure w as Irscd.
it is one minimum: of turnips that
thI-I are a crop not damaged but rather
bcnetl thl by slight freezing of the
ground. ‘Uf course they should not be
handled when-frozen, but in a day or
two :Iftcr they will have a finer flavor
than before. Some of the harsh. coarse
tnstcisrcmovcd after light frost has
touched the roots. And it will take a
pretty hard frost to spoil
\lklt‘tl they are left In the
thawed.
llcforc putting new pork in the barrel
it should be thoroughly scolded, to rc‘
more impuritics and to destroy any
germs that would surely affect the pork
if not removed. .\ barrel that has once
been used to pack beef should never
after he used as a pork barrel. lt will
be found next to
park sweet in it. But this is a rule that
docs not work both ways. An old pork
barrel is one of the very best for kccp~
lug bccf.
From comparatice experiments, Pro-
fessor l3. “ollny, the Hcrn'ran investi<
gator. has shown the effect of weeds
upon the productive power of plants.
loth quantity and quality of the crops
werc s~r_ou<ly :Ill'ectcd by allowing the
\vcc's to grow, the injury being
tsl‘t'lllt‘l‘ the more slowly the plants were
it“ clot I d l' c Is and summer rape suf-
fI-rI-Il least: bI :Ins unite. and potatoes
\\\ rc in =ur red to the evtcrrt of forty-live
t.r swty six per ccrrt.; nnl beets showed
a less of Irincty seven per cent.
.\n :u .thoritI on dist asts of sheep says
the c\tcrrr:rl symptoms of finite In sheep
_\ \v. lSl n ' condition, skin loose and
turnips, pro.
ground until
list"
tl‘rl-lry, somItI rues spotted yellow or
blrck, with a pr Iliar crackling sound
whctt handlcd. .\fltr denth insects
ca lI-d tl:.kI-~: will bc found in the liver.
\\ lrczi it has fairly set in rot is incurable.
in the curly stages the sheep may be fnt.«
:eued. Feeding vegetable charcoal is
said to he a Curc. Unebaif drachm sul-
pliatc of iron and 1.}. drnchms common
salt should be grxcn daily, Ini.\cd in the
food.
'l‘lrororrghly fIIttcrrcd turkeys and
chrrkcn~ .SlIUIlld be picked dry, hung up
mull the animal heart has cscnncd, and
then packed in clean straw, each fowl
being separately zapped in clean, poms
pit; or. .Somc persons puck in clean
caves, u~inzz no paper, but only bright,
ClI-atl, long straw. Ducks and geese
should always be scnldcd and steamed
by covering up with a blanket fur a
~hozt time bcfolc picking. in other re.
spects handle them as turkeys and
chickcns; but no poultry should be
picked until perfectly cool and dry.
.\s for as possible beans should be
thrown on sIatl'I-‘IIL or, if put in bags,
sprcatl thinly and not trampled. if
ltt‘att‘i heat in the Inow they becomc
musty and worthless. lly lctuing until
cold. dry weather in wintcr surplus
moisture is got rid of, and the beans
tlttI‘Sll more easily and perfectly than in
the fall. l‘robulrly the cheapest way to
tlll't‘Sh bonus is by.tlrc (romping of horses
:IltI-r tllt‘ beans are spread on a barn
t‘Ioor. The horses“ shoes should be re-
Inovcd to .IvIr‘Id cracking the bcans by
the iron points which bear the weight of
so large an animal.
lh‘ lpot.
.S'Ir'wI II l‘\ltl:U:S. —lloil the carrots
until lr'trlcl': also, boil separately
the .quI‘Il t‘ltttlltS: cut the carrots into
any small, fanczlul pieces you In I_\‘ choose;
truncc the orrrous and chop :I sprig of
p-rrslcy; lIIIIcapint of milk boiling,
which sI-.I.~on “'llll a little pepper and
s-Ilt,adIl:n3_; a small phase of buttcrrubbed
in a tcaspoont‘ul of flour; put in the
carrots and onions and let simmer ten
minutes, stir in the parsley and dish at
I’llt‘t‘.
t'ouv llrucur. ~To make a loaf of
light corn bread for breakfast, beat uy
two frI-slr eggs, rIdIl II cup of milk, half
sour and half sweet, a lump of soft,
fresh butter, II little salt and a little
aratus. Heat in enough corn meal to
make a rnotlcrnttly thin batter. Bent
\IrI h Ird, pour into a buttered pan and
bake it in a pretty but men one n It hot
enough, it |\\ or er to burn the top before
the middle is cooked.
l‘: \ll‘iIl\ IS‘oI I-. ”Take three pounds
of pumpkin; peel it and cut it into
snIIll piI-cI s. Put it in a squcc pan with
water enough to coy er it, rid ling a little
r‘IIlI; boll gI-Ir‘ly until it is soft, drain it
and pass it
it must not be \vatcry. l‘ut three pints
of IIIle in a stcwpan tllttl mix with it the
strained pumpkin; let it come to a boil;
add a very little white sugar and salt
and pepper to taste, and serve.
.\ liltl-’\KF\.S"|‘ Dam—Take some
slices of cold beef or lamb, season them
with pepper and salt. and broil them;
take. some raw potatoes and after taking
cf! the skin pare them or slice them as
you would pare an up; lc, dip these thin
paring-s into a bullet madc of flour and
milk. then fry them a deltcate brown in
a wood liberal allowance of very hot lard.
This Is served on a platter, the meat put
on first, and the potatoes laid over it.
Household III-u.
Take fine white sugar and put it one-
fourth of an inch thick on top of your
jellies and they won ‘t mold
t‘ urbollc soan not only keeps mosuui-
toes oil, but cvcry kind of insect, for
w hich rI .Ison it is wise to use it to scrub
floors II Id paint and slwavs to takes
cake when traveling.
old newspapers will put the finishing
touch to newly cleaned silver, knives and
forks, and tlnwvare better than anything
else. Rub Ibcm \\‘ ell and make perfectly
drI. They are excellent to polish stoves
that have not been blackened for some
length of time.
A good way to clean wssh basins, etc.,
is to rub with s little bakin soda on a
damp cloth: it is also goo to clean
wash bowls, and unpainted woodwork:
and a tablespoonful added to a pail of
mop water will clean your floor easily
and make it look well
A litte turpentine in the wush~boiler
will make clothes very white, end will
often remove incorrigible stains from
white goods. A tsbtespoonful of tux
petition to 3 large boiler, or a teaspoon-
tto two gsllons of water. Theron '
no smell. the boiling preventing it.
—-i-_—-——
In 1855 each opentor in c shoe feetory .
(according to Houseboats: Lobor com:
mission statistics) mode 455 poles of
lshocsund earned 8205. his"
riseatoW though hove-ted twelve
perm Hec-
the '
sah '
through It tine colander, for.
ofthe most tmprcssu c servtce in military
life. No excuse mulled that clear and
cold l‘ecemlrer morning, but every man
in the regiment was put in the ranks.
place trssiwned In the division line.
di\islon formed on three, sides of n
square in two ranks opened and faced
inward, leaving a lone about ten IsIcs
wide After the lines were formed we
did not have long to wait, but the pris-
. ouer preceded by the division band, led
‘ rut-need the In: Irch of death.
by llenrke, late of the tlermanin barid of
Boston, entered the lines, and corn«
. it _v on the stomncb.
wines exert- n retarding influence. They
stimulate the glandular and Inusculsr activ-
.fl‘ervescent wines ox—
xert the greatest amount of good with the
1 least harm to digestbn.
\\‘lretI one‘s diges-
f tion is out of order everything goo: awrvurn
and marched with unwilling steps to the ,
'lhe‘
. Luca are also injurious it used in excess
The band ;
' ndI led to the solcmrrity of the occasion by:
- looking
pluving a Illrge 'llic victim, s titre-
young fellow of twentquc,
marched with head erect, glancing from
rlolrt to left, as if the atlalr was a street
parade In his honor. It swmcd lnlpo<-
- siblc that he \\ as taking his last look at
his comrades. and that he could be a de~
sertcr to the enemv In answer to the
3 question, “\\ ho 1S hcl‘ this was told:
I ate,
"wrote to him
: front
John F. Divon was living in the Brit-
. . I ish prminces .\ few months before and
Impossible to keep '; sought
' daughters of his native tow n.
the band of one of the fair
The suit
was rejected, and although the young
fellow declared his intention of going to
the States if she persisted in her refusal,
she was obdurstc, and he became desper-
'l‘rIIe to his word, he came to Mass»
chusctts, and enlisted as a private in
company ll. First .‘lassnchusctts heavy
artillery, and was sent to the front as n
recruit. After n time the young woman
heard what her lover had done, and
then she repented of [or conduct. .S‘he
beset-clung him to come
home. and promising that if he “‘0qu
she would bestow her hand upon hint.
This very naturally made our recruit un-
easy. llc had received ulargc bounty
thetown of llolllston, and he
argued that could he get borne once
more, with a wife and smernl hundred
. dollars, he might. reasorrsubly hope to be
: his head.
'lhe girl continued to write
ant. licr pcr~
happy.
Inning him to come home,
' sistence put the idea of desertion into
\\ bite in this state of mind
, he came across one of the circulars which
' the
I lllf.‘
I‘onfcderntcs issued and scattered
near our picket litre, and distributed in
the camps where they could do so.
These Circulars appealed to all foreigners
In the l'nion army, promising any
who would desert to the Confederates
that they should at once. be. returned
to thcir own country at the expense of
t‘onfcdemcy. This was a great
I temptation, and we lost a good many
men by the ingenious plan. Dixon re~
solved to accept the offer of the t‘orrfcd
eratcs, that. he might also accept the other
of his girl.
tine nitrht on picket he threw off his
equipment and gun, II It his post sud
started for the (‘ ontcdemte lines. It \v as
dark, nnd he. did not know our line had
‘ made a turn at right angles not far from
5 his
post . The consequence was
gthat he. left our litres, obliquing
n little in the. darkness, and in-
stead of reaching the t'oufederntc
outposts, be vcry soon c: Intc upon one of
our rickets “llullo .lohunv! ‘ said
he, “l‘ve come over to surrender my self.
l‘\e got sick of stopping with these
\anks any longer.‘ "The demo you
lIaIc'" remarked the vidctte. and the
descrtcr was quickly lac rut-ed by the sol-
diers and mIrched back to camp
( barges wI re preferred a court martial
found him guilty and he was sentenced
to be shot. As dcsertion had bce en quite
common among the foreign born soldiers,
it was decided to make an example of
. th‘scase. and his mutation was ordered.
"is grave was dug: in the open side of
the square above described, and a plnin
l‘t \tlln placed lt‘s‘blt‘ the opening \\ hen
‘ the procession rem bed the spot the band
1
' moII-d his cup
marched to one side, and both litres were
faced toward the prisoner. lle coolly rc-
:uI.l cunt and corrvcrscd
with the chaplain, who prayed fcrIcntly
forthc soul about to take its tlirvht. The
p isoner then serted hIIIIsIlf on the foot
of the cotliu. Ills lrrtnds were not tied,
and he requested that his eyes he not
bend I.I~ved llut the provost marshal
woulfuot consent to that, but tied a
handkerchief met his fine. The thing
= party consisted of eieht men w Ith seven
"nus loaded with ball and one with blank
loss us in the (‘qu of 'l‘. 't‘, Seals. of [china
Ohio, who had bad dvspepon for sex en ycam,
the digestive apparatus Is In it in or ple pie
eating“ onler bv Warner‘s Ipyculuoe. the
best appetite pnxlucer and regulator in the
wot Id
”10. I even in minute uantities. completely
paralywes the action off 9 saliva. The tau
run in strong tea is injurious “Rot; tea
should be It's-d. If at all. Strong cutfbe anl
—-1:'u‘
CosnmpulItInI,
Orlgin of the Es'mimanx.
There is one peculiar theory about. the
origin of the Eslprimanx by Prof. Boyd
Hawkins, of Great Britain, which puts
them in ancient times in the present
temperate zones, which were their Arctic
in their climatic conditions, or, in short.
during the great glacial period, when
other Arctic animals, as the reIndecr,
etc., grazed to the very foothills of the
Pyrenees mountains in France. As this
great. glacial that! slowly withdrew
northward—whatever may have. caused
its coming: or gong does not concern us
here—the predecessors of the quui~
maux followed the migrating shore of
ice until it withdrew across the Arctic
sees, when. having no form of boats
that would allow them to hum-h out on
such wide waters, they stOpped where
the ocean commenced, I and here made
their homes. ,, Lind. .S.~.’.It.r.‘l‘.~r. ‘
7-—
Tnttorotrot r 'rrtr: SI't‘TIll‘IRN. STATES,
at certnln seasons of the year, whole
communities are subject to fevers, ngue,
brllous attacks, and a hundred ailments.
“Quirrine” is the popu‘ar remedy, but
the occasional use of \‘Ivrmut: ntTTl-LRF
renders such medicines entirely unneces-
sary. Nothinrr is known to relieve I
torpid liver Io quit klv.
*,
It is illegal in Paris for n newsdeater
to lend out a newspaper to anyone for’
reading purposes.
_..._____.——
It h I I met
wI ll I stabltsh- It III I: Ionsuttittliun if tittendr IlI
to In Its first shear-S. IIIII be IIIII-d then is
howcv er. no trnI
' disease w lllt b lS renlh \\ tt|f\llt\‘lS ulI eIatIIIII II:
3 tin lumps, clI c pt through priIItan: the blond.
I\Pt‘ p thI- li\ cI In pI rh It ohlI r and pure blood
“lll he the result ltr. l'rI rI \' ‘t * (in Ilr II .\II- -di~
I III Discovery at pun l) \IlzI-IIIblc compound
rim-S an thiS and IrrorI-z while it panties tlIc
blood It also: bullds up ”w s_\ .Sll‘lll. Slt‘rt "lllI‘lt-
no: it n'arnst futurc attacks of IliSI-I .-\Sk
for Dr. 'iercc‘s“I;I-lIlI~II Medical llIsInvI-ry.“
'l‘nke no other. Ht ill‘llgulS’lS.
lil(\\' hairs that do not I‘I'Sltt‘t'l lllrtlle‘th‘S'
\\ ill not be tI-spw thl by I‘lllt‘l".
Son"- [’01.-
have much Iliftictrltt III ~w allow-in; the huge
o‘Id‘tasbtaneIl pill but .I.I_\--III- IIIII talu- hr.
l'rI-I'II»‘~ ul‘lt'-|\fllll l‘urx-ttltc l't'lit‘l‘
are I orntxxscd of lrixhly t‘!‘-ll“l“,lll'rl‘|‘ll \egI-tablr-
enratte l‘nr tllN‘lSt‘S of tin luv-r and stun»
«I h. .Sit k amt bllrou~ lII- aria. he I re
no count. 'llrolr operatmn lS attended with no
dImurItort whatmm: The} are sugar-Ionted
and put up III ulna.» nah.
llt‘. who can Stulpl't‘SS a IIIoIIIIAIIt‘s angcr may
prevent at day of .Sul't'n“.
Decline of “an.
.\lI IItIIl or or all“ “I I\hlI9S\.“Q‘l\ltll‘1lll\illf\’
.IIIIl krtrdrI II I lII ntI drw an \ lIowI- '\I‘ r in‘
ItuI-I Il spI I- Ilily IIIIII pct IrrnIrI IItly I uch l or
large illustrated boo ' or piano IIlaI‘S Q‘Hi‘ltx\\‘
1” cents ItI stamps and rtIidI'c\~.
lcnsat \ .\lI div a! Axsm IntIIIII. mu Mam .S'trcct,
luffnlo \.
'.l‘ltt big .o St "\f‘lt’l‘l‘flf Ilrarrty Is I hunt) to
th- IIIII lInI Itablc
A hundred \cnn “right be Spent in u an it ofrt
remedy in «our II of t utarrh t old in the "cod
cartridge, neithrr one of them knowing ,
which had the b‘ :Iuk. .S‘llcrrth, by Ino-
tion of the ptovost marshal, the squad
brought their nun. to the “ready“ and
the “trial,“ and on the dropping of the
handkerchief the velley broke the still-
nests, and the man fell back n corpse.
_ 'l‘ne surgeons stepped forward and pro—
. nounccd himdeud, bullets of the provost
guard having,r done their work instantly
and humanely,
The men in the ranks fainted away
during the scene. and the effect on all
was very msrked The men who faintedi
come under suspicion as bounty jumpeml
or as meditating desertion, and were
carcful‘y watched, but for sometime
afterward there were no desertlons, if it
did not. wholly break the practice.—
ll'obur/I t.Va.I9.) Journal.
Tit—e— Italian Tenn—tells.
Some five or six half grown girls have
managed to buy or borrow a tambourine,
and there in some secluded court or de-
serted threshing floor they are dancing
The vine and fig boughs in which the
and "In l-‘eu- r without finding the c-; not of
Fly ‘st‘rv-nrn lhIlIII. It isnpp'II-d with the linger
Being pleasant and safe. it Stl R‘ht‘tlt"!ll|‘llS\'t“
all liquids and snufls. ltSe ccl hunt-urn]. lt
relieves at once and I III-es rmstu I too a whit lr
baffle [Ill\Slt‘lMl\S. I rII e i‘Ith at IlrrrgnlstS
lit cents I) IIIIIIl, l-ly thus, Ungo .\'.
Ely flu-x, l have used two llflllll“ of your
(‘rcaIII llalnr tor t‘ataII'lr .Sltlt's' lion-tuber~ A
Sorc III In} ltuStt‘ll the I “HST of IIIIII h Sllllt‘l‘lllg
has cIItrvI-ly healed; lune ll‘t‘Kl no other Imsl-
lI‘lllI‘. ‘l‘lIIs Slit‘ltn.’ l tccl better, can walk and
not k with Inorc case How: 1 lIaII- In any Spring .
slnu- Nil “an E. \\'III~I-, llI-pctuh \‘II.
I am on IIII SQ‘I‘IIlltl bottle of EUR t‘rcut‘u
Battinlwiux a sutTIArcr trouI Iatarrh .‘l‘lsl‘ l
w as a child, but with this rIIoIlII-Iue 1 run being
I'nrcd. A \\'III. l.. Dayton. Brooklyn.
Fort trvsrm'sr I.
.. mots. Kt'ltl‘l‘rll IlIAlrtlIIy III tlrctr \zrrrous forms.
anoasa prI‘\ crrtlvcagaiuet {1W eraud agile and
other irrtrrtrrrttcnt tcv eIS'IIhe “Fern»PhosphorS
.ItI-d l-Ilixrr of t ‘al:~n,\a.“ made by t ‘IIs’wI-lEIHII/r
:rrIl Iv t‘I-I. New Yorkuurd sold by all llrugztsis.
LS tlu‘ bcst tonic: and for patients n~covcriug
{mm {erer or other .SH‘klN‘xS It hes no equal.
How is your backl-
l‘lusvrr. Xothrn'
curing Iain an‘d
Hut-guru _\ l‘ltI-h
lf atlliI toIl \\ ltli sore
llIonrpson's ii. I e \\ IIth'.
siren... tlII-Irtmr. l-IIslI "“1:
and llalsams cumblncd, 2.-
eyes use Dr.
Ilrugursts Scll It.
lwmc
3.",
.\o Opium in l'lsos (‘ urw- tor t orrxurr. prion.
t nrxs whore othel Icnretlrcst. I. l, ..
.‘OIIIII‘ le .- It.
No medicine has v-VIAI‘ been known so effectual tn
the cure of all those Invent-es artstng from an Impurc
colixlttfon of the blood as .S’I‘In ILL'S‘ .S‘utsu‘uut I s. on
I "Loop As“ Ltvln Svuttr. for the cure of .ScrIrfIIla.
- Eruptions. \cnereut .SIrrI-s nnIt lltfit'ilSt'fi.
shadows are now mused against the:
amber sky overhang them, turd so light
yet wild are their mm cments and so pas-
sionate their gestures, that vou seem to
be looking through the dark portal into
ftirylnnd. As soon :3 the girls notice
that they are being1 watched, however,
the tambourine is I
broken, and the performers stink in a
shy group away to some dusty retreat.
It. requires oi: the authority of one of the
most respected of the villagers to induce
them to resume the broken thread and
even then they move bashfully and with
constraint.
You msy see the tsrturtells in some of
the great hotels of Sorrento end Capri,
and there it. seems an inferior bullet in-
differently performed. “‘ hen vou ehsnce
upon it thus In one of the out of— the way
Villages, you seem to have caught a
{glimp pet: of the res! poetry of Southern
ife. Saturday Ree-isle.
+—
Comoville, CaII, has forty houses end
only one inhabitnnt,
moved away.
Three Quotations.
When a man is hanging, cut him
down, then go throughhrs pockets.—
1mm.
When: men is coughiu, give him
Red Star Cough Cum—Ba timers News.
When you went toco
St. Jacobs on. ~Puhddfitrnwmf’
MmMnoufemle-thuudu
infienthbfidnlmhut the Journal
oflesis heifer-sh. Bachelor-editors
mut‘srteuwpspertobeonthe
the rest having;
Ished, the dance is ;
\\‘hIIe Sun-lungs. lthcuumtlmr. t‘tIrIples. ttlotchm,
t ‘uttnump
Bulls. Veneers. :IIIIt nu klndn-l In:
No better meansof securing a luutifutnuu
t Inn. (6 more.
0&MR.
plexton can be obtained than by truth: SI‘IWILII‘S ~
BLIIIIII \Nh LIV“: .Si‘ttt'l', \vbtvtr cleanses the
blood and gives beauty to the skin.
RED I‘AII
TRADE MARK.
SAFE.
1'
AT DICGGIEI'UL A!” nus-um.
III "A“ A. Vail“. (0..“
EPITHELIBMA!
03. Em CLEO“.
quven_ I Mmthumcermmy
face. Blunt months-goo a “G. the
unorsnn'asw .mdldetermlnedtounkeu
eflorv. pmre IL lnthhlwunceclom.old
torutfho- 5:; hot “WT, d u.- oble todo
1‘. an
“Ht-dormer: fleet-cc face to
:1! am wheel. on”, there m a
3
WII ulcer-Io
venue of it loft-on): n little If" nmrku the
AbkflfiAunJ‘»
allude-dull-
8.!~w~&
elem A. ICDOILLD.
Malian”.
00.. Drawer 3. Luann. (h.
tim- Lyon‘s Patent Heel Stiffeners applied
to thuse new boots and the-v w ill um er run over.
The best Ankle Boot and ( ‘oltar Pads an
nude of'zltrc And leather, Trv them.
lfll‘li! too short for attempts or pron-om
that end in nothing.
GatirrlI in the Host!“
nrtgltrntes tn scNfutons tutor in the blood.
Ihe proper mctbod by which to run rattan-h II to
;\\|rlf_\‘ the blood. llx many disagreeable symptoms
and the danger of developing into burnchttis or thnt
moved by Hood‘s Ssnupartlla. which cum count
to purl!) In: the bton :, and also rout-s up the system
and greatly Improves the general health of those
who take‘ it.
General Health Benefiled
“For many yent.‘ hr-clnvrlnr so for back I don't n.»
member when, 1 had the entarrh in my head. It con»
\\‘TQ‘\I of no cxccsstve now from my nose, rtngtng Ind
bursting noises. In my crux. and pains on the top of
my head. The hawking and splitting were most 0!-
Irv-salve In tho morning. When the back part of “L“
It ugue would be thix k with :I thtc fur. and then
would in II luul tax-II In mv mo I.ttI Mv hearing was
artec tut III my left car FIII- \vAurs uuo I began to
“1‘0“"le s Stu-“pun“; l was be lru-d tight aw§
but 1 con tuned to use it till I felt unm- u I “N v
In no rat h Ilth it. u bl on good over
left me.“ Etna. E. H. t‘xt‘u‘tF‘LD. Love-ell.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
sold by 5d I‘Irutkisrs st: six for ‘A. “an. only by
L HOOD & k ‘0. \pothI-Iariwm Low-ell. Ma‘s.
I 09 Doses One poltarfi‘
60.000 Presents
"an r- been given awe“: Iluriuxyhe gust twelve months
to thooe who have aided in ext' riding the circulntlon
of the A .Vl liRll‘AN AGRICI~ I.TI'RI§T. Fifty
thorium! lltl‘h‘ ore to he presented to those who sub»
mribe before December 51h. For example if. on
seeing this. you immediately forward ustbe suhecrtp
tton price. 81 '0. plus t'r cents extra for wastage on
the book. making hi!“ to all. we will send you the
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law for all cusses of pezrplv. t Ingram-led induce
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CIAPTIRI.
“l was token sick a year ago
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Igykdoctor twgonnetfl me cured. but I
[0 c again. wit terri e sin III hot
andsidec, undlgotsobadlm y
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6 I shmnk‘
From 2235 lbs. to ‘20? I had been doct
, for Inyliver, but it did me no good 1 d
' not expect to live more than three month.
; I began to use Hop Bitters
Directlv my appetite returned, my pd”
left me, rrIv entire system second renewed II
if by magic. and utter using sI- \ertIl bot
. Iain not oulv as sound as a sov ere: :n, bu
. weigh more than I did before To Hop Bib
ten: I owe my life.“ ’
Dublin. June 6, ‘81.
CHAPTER 1!.
“Holden. Muss, Feb. 1. tSa‘O, Gentlemen-—
I suffered with attacks of Sh k headache "
Neuralgin. female trouble. for years in tho
most terrible and excru: dating manner.
3 \o mollt me or doctor could give me relief
I or cure, until t used Hop timers
I “The first bottle
Nearly cured me:“
. The second tirade me as well and strong a
' when a child.
, “And I have been to to this day.“
3 My husband was an invnlii for twenty
‘ years with a serious
‘ “Kidney. livr-r and urinary complaint.
; ‘Pronounoal by Bodwn's best physicists:-
,: “Inevitable“
, "Seven bottles of your Bitters cured him
T Ind I know of the
“Lives of eight prisons"
In my neighborhood tint have been saved
by your hitters,
. nd many more are using them With gm
benefit. “They almost do miracles!“
I —\frs. I-LD 0.8th
1 How 1'0 (in Sir Iv. —Expose yourself clay
Ind night; en! too much without excreta.
work too hand without rest, doctor ull fin
‘ time: nuke all the nostrums advertised, end
then you will want to know
' How TO GET \\‘r-:r.r.-—whieh is snswered
in thine wordsATake Hop Bitters:
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E‘Xone genuine without a bunch of green
, Hops on the white label Shun all the vile.
poisonous stuff with ”Hop or “Hope“ in
their name
x I: also
1 mm Temperance Bitters known.
VINECAR BITTERS
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km the most wonderful burger-Int that ever
sustained the sinkinf yuan.
Made Iron- (‘1 forum root’s urd herbs free
from Alcoholic Stimulant; A Purgalhc
, und’l‘onic.
. This Intel'- cure-5 Female Complafnu.
Influnmntory and t‘hrovuc III-tumult...
Gout, muons. Remittent sud Intermittent F0
vars. Blood, Liver and Ildncyl'isvues.
Dylpe pot. or lnsllge:rlonz Headache.
Pun tntbc Shoulders t‘oug “Writ-ed “Pea :f the
LDisxinc-sg Sour Stout-ch
! Bi Attacks. Put union of the HenrtT ‘ om
mourn, ad Pain in ‘ons of the Kidneys.
the cured by the use of the Item
For Skin nineteen, Eruption-130R
Frvsipehs. Serofuh. Duootoruions. Humor-sand
. dm of the Skin of whatever nuneor u-
? lure. are lltcnllv dun up And carried out of the
I oyster“ in I short time by the useof the Bitrerx
. ll Inv Igor-ates the Stomach, and slim-
' nun-s the Iorpid uVIr end Bowels. wbrch Iva-
der it of “IN natal one in deeming the
blood of In impurities. and mpening new life
l utd v It to the whole system.
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. legrmurett.
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destroy-«l om removvd from the system.
Clean-e the \IIl-led Blood whens-vs
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the blood pure, uni the knit}: of the system
will follow.
In conctn-lou: Give tho-Fitters ntrial II
will speak for itrvlf. 0:. c bottle will prove I bar
, ter mmee of its merits than a lengthyd.
? fitment.
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