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llUlSI‘IlItH." MATTERS.
Recipes.
Klss Prhmsa, (Im- tguart swit-
mi'k. lllrt‘t‘ rublrspouns mlrusturch, or:
t up snout", tin: iggs, l‘oii the milk am
Star into it tln- starch wet with told milk
will ”1.. sugar, rlu'ttli n )ulks, and 3 pint II
uf sail. Flutllr “illl a It‘nspllfin ttl
\aritila. Pour into a pudding dish.
\lohc a frostuig oftlic whitesot‘egm
and bull :l cnput sirgnr. Brow ii drlicntc _\
in il.e oven. ’
:hmkmv Bu r wrru Str'l F.'_'I.‘III tl.r
b1 cf as than us tossiluic. and pour bo'l
it; ' \iu'rt' wt‘cr it; lcl l' sla'ld in? it fr“
II‘.‘.2:.I>' :III-I t2. ii druin tiff tlicwtttcr
I‘d: tln- brief in C\ fry Eng pan or: thc buck
(ll lllr- I;l"_;fl',£ll'll l'J ll IIt'} LI llllil‘. lIItI
will :l.pn.‘c of linitvz‘ null ~li‘ul;c :‘i lillll
tlour uvcr it, Mill stir until the tloiii‘ i~
well rni\wl and sin nth. add u littl-
|.lt‘.IIII and «rye hut.
I'wruo .N‘ti \lt- ! tho potato"
\\.lll tl'.“ skins on lfli tl.c_\ :ire inst donc,
rm! LL} rncy lull to pit -‘ l‘ct-l oil the
sk; .‘ \Hfl‘ Hill and siilc lIl‘ lit.ftll.)t'~
th 1‘ l‘ »i‘ may limit! of sii. (‘II potaioss ‘
, w ti 0 tubl ‘l .n'rafszl if t il «tr ri‘...f~d
b .tl-r n;.el to,» t»! \irn gnr, slit .‘Ilti:
It I t-v tutu, :l siiinll miivrt thuppctl '.
tine tIlII 'n an ill; I ('II “pt-3c
lint,
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«ill
.cy
I‘:I'li|“t‘i
\In. t. 3; ll.\'.‘ a-.'."cf.l3..y, so u: not
liftitli Iltl' ‘»llt'\“~ UL Itiilitlu.
I'm Il.i| Visit, t‘ ;t :l tisl €\\t“\"‘Illt‘Ill‘§
in l ,, into IHJI‘ c ~it..‘. putts: tub"
I oll li.t- I | r 1' I.. It lid t't‘
ltl'u‘u‘ ill' ‘ilt't't's it". c .rtiicti i“li ..
“llwlt‘ spices rut-I t’EIIt‘I \llll tr t0 t‘nvci
”Inc t'isll wh-n rtlc r t is n}. In
no :Irrtlilli r l‘«'\I". ;.:.;I over this pi.t :tr
'rhrtln u. t» kc. p in :.;l the stvuiu
Ilikt- in t "in il- :tfv own for ' ‘ 'cc hours
[Visit l- t|:\t‘l| in 't.z~ way is delicious ,-ut
,“;l' l... p tun v “to ll. a no! pl..cc nnc
linger .z. u ha. itlidt'.
L'll‘t
.rt‘ s:i.l
.~\t‘:
(Mini 1- Si t:l\ . l‘o \\s. llmin oil the
li. lltif‘,’ .n»l, (-'\t‘ in; Illt'ill with \cr} '
c"..l w..t»»r sli- \ sultwl, lczrvc thctr t
Itvr 'v Your ,. :itl.l- t‘imk ‘.‘.\o‘ Hi
IL. It's in Im. . ; \..;§rl‘. "JIIII‘Il. I -tl‘i‘
oil i IIII‘I ‘il! ‘ lic Ill .I \wiltll
through tln-in :l Ill
-~r ii i\c.i \\ itl. I t'l‘lit't‘
«l; r. 7+: .“.I s'tn .iu.
li‘cst-u ". l..l --l
su'l. .. \ir’y i: "- iii .il - ’;‘l:t‘\l and t ’
I.li‘ t poi tiltil :II \ :lfi :..i. 1 right: It ovc:
tln- ' in" ii.» lit-.arr- l;;‘..t y \\:!h l7
fnzk ..z.'.l. ill-'5’ lmi, .i?‘.=l lei “din ,
,\l \Itvl'hkiin-«lnt 1!.r . iillllsilt‘t‘.‘
Illllil l. ..-.l of r .lti .I_,;-. s:\ ‘_l‘t‘t‘$‘. p. ppt-I‘s
brig ‘ll'fl‘jl rill: .s, on i.I‘;:‘ It fit «it lll’l‘Q;
m li~h l‘ni l.’ 3‘.t :.:‘. s; r iil.l~ thur~'
n": it\ \K.lil sn 'sI it: st'usui :t-r l\\t~I\‘I\
II -. I then it s the li.n~:’ {turn tht
rt. :ss Ll" l llllil '. . l‘il“ l‘lt‘hi -. It". .l k nut“
\\II".I' tti'httrll . . i, .1 littéi gingcr it o!
,.; l .11; .xl‘ ml x.‘. I i .‘ \Il.t‘ til-lo:
*l‘w-vl ‘l.. -' pit l. itrll ;
n s: in ‘rF, it ..I’ :m‘k'.
(Educ! \ l:,v gut. ‘ ilI :I “t‘l‘l's ;
ll \sm 1\ \ll :iu\ “in L‘ :or onion;
:li..i a) .2 ti _. ‘.’ tut I~r.i‘\\r: coll-ixznlt i,
n th‘»'. .‘I‘ fl. m, s! r will. pun i
in in w . I\ r l‘otl; li- nuke tIn
su’b 1, \\ .gll ‘I i. . ll t»! \i.ir;::u’. prppt‘t‘ i
salt :i‘nl spit cs2 tils'r. l.cl tlic suitc- f
.t l'i=~.i, till it siltiiil It. .‘itul “It'll \UII:
p ;'. in thy \llts . o’. int-.l', “le trirnmmi‘
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g‘;\t‘
of an} t» .tsiilc
all « i-i ,,lat‘i hi}
:li‘d .t .0.le :ll‘.w\\‘ :
' it: si it's. I.vl Illt:
\\ln'i\‘ gt w. :gcnt‘e simnn-rinc.
:.n 1 km p 2t hot i l untrll tor the tztblc
N-iic :ltllllsllt'd \\»lh {1.x ll slppcts.,ci.t
til-l n-l'n : ill s'iv- ilt‘lll .l W“ :rtcr tutlit‘cc p
'_ .At no .h tltitk. ‘IIEIH‘ lltt‘llli
II to t' :t'q‘c» .-i .I raw Ilfif‘JI‘Iul u! _u sire
p .t s unc butlr .i. 3 flying pt:tr. II\I|1II1;_'
r:.ou~ brittlr .Is t ls wunml, itIl\| bikini...
Chic ll...l lllt‘} ;t I‘ :.ll ll'.\tl It! lIIr s:‘,‘ll‘.§
light will it nil r .\ tv‘ .lln-r wny, bnt'
pt' Sin .3»; noLsn n'r r u sipprt, is to Inyx
llu' pitcc hf l«i ..-l i': tlir trying Intsltct
“ml till. .t .ir :t s . puritil I‘I linilill: int.
'Ihr)‘ must iIfILVI“.II\I lic ldlll in “‘01.! HIE
tll tire to drum
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ltlis’
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l'sct‘ul Hints.
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excellcnti
l:\;l\'t“.1|‘\l
ticguli-t‘l 1'."
till .t': is :iti
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’l'hc old jinn El .. of using burnt br‘cud;
for :l twill PU\\IIKI‘ i~ a;.;in rc-ivrd and‘
tjw brcni is IIIt‘ krill rclonirn ~rnlcd. ‘
.\ \i-g- :zlritlri says to boil outinctil two.
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soc t. fin sh littlli'.’ :\ til some still if you
“ant n ptlulztlil ~ ilicll.
It lllt‘ \\‘ III lIl|"\'I‘ th‘ sir-re. has l'rcclr
smoke-I it} t’hc s! we, cuvcr the black?
pate“. es \\ tll smiEn' \:i.':.ish IH‘iI-I‘L‘ painl-
iu: or klls uninig. :iii-l the slots will
Ill" sttlki IIIr‘lngil ‘ I i '
To insure m .ily in :rti-cs, pccl them
and p it tin-tn till iln- lllt: in boiling \\’:.tcr;l
when limitly lio‘t ‘. tlrniu them. put cn'
IIIt‘IlI :i dry: t lol‘i cover tllcln closely and:
act ilwrn n or ii c “w fur the minutes.
'le ‘i \'t tlfs‘ \‘Iirl:l Hi i X tilt: :. III tili-
s-nivd in u pint n: l.ul \YuIQ'“ will rlrn n'el
paint spots from t‘.c wind-ms I’uiir K
little int u :i Hill and apply to tln- spots:
\\ iIIl :l ~ .tnlwb-d ln- ‘E'l'ilt' not to aEIou tltcl
2.. d to touch the II'.II ls. lintsscs itrnyl
b ,pt l kfy rlcrun- l w7th it. tireit cure:
must I‘l' -.-\c:'ris: - l in lulu. m the boule-
n' ll 3 u‘t:' 2! i- t «if t‘iv r ;.ch of chil-
d.t-i:, :t .t d wily p. is In.
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Tahiti“; (fold in, ltatliy l‘arrlagex
I'vzarnbulnt It‘s. we the Intcst things
which the much too in pritinur mind has
«Ii-court] to bc fraught -with terrible
pull to human life. Ex'irybmly litts’
b”t~:i rzrtln-r of tilt :piniozi IlilIIt‘I‘iU that
thcst' bub“. \clticlcs cutnc its a burn and .‘I
blessing to myrianls of infants Who me
too wmk to walk. and prcfcr lei'l" (ar-
Yird; but this -e:-n\.s to be all n irris'nl-tc.
It is _.nsr be. no.» p-iltnllnfut vrs are said
to Iw \Iftli‘gljltvll‘ and \‘cry ot’tctl fatal o
irzf‘nnlin cxlstmn c that but men is bci..-
misad in the t't‘IIIIIIth of ull‘t‘filIéJIt'II
Ilygitnic l.ltlliI'II:lIt-I‘:il‘)‘ rtmtin-t thcir iin-
proper use. 'I‘hl se it cful and inc ‘it’ori
tus nrticlr-s we sfllficct. just at present, ‘
to any numb-r of medical blindsidcs
Pneumonia is sold to be t)(:,zlsiu,1_11d by
the {ti-'1 that the nurscrnaid :llwztyswhu—h
them in trout of her, sothnt'thc cold air
(1:. bus; the» child \\ ithuut any u‘ukt‘tion.
It is'm-uvely sugar ted tlrnt t rcir wars a
good tit-“l to be shill fu‘!‘ tilt: Old practice
of ti trill-c druwi 2‘ u pcntrnbnlxttor be-
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hind bar. so that ht r body triterrmscd 5
«sort of screen betwlvt the wind and
his nobility in the sect. Io‘ds and
rough: Illllumurublu——\\‘ilI‘I all tinir ac-
tuhl and p usiblc M'E‘HII'I} I’llln'I‘nts‘—arel
it is asserted. :Iwaya brim: contracted
by infan'u who hate to sit‘ still and be
“llrrlrd alongr tlm crowded str wt. in the
twill ti o blt 1' rtnr‘ettster.——Lv.uiurt
7'0JG'3II‘Ilyo/t.
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Curious Jets About Tunes.
A correspondent. writes: “The Run-
yum lslluynu Iluylyfh .‘I‘d
be u Ituttertly,’ played in slow time.
hdyjhflcrin‘s song, ‘56 Miss Alvrtlc is
Going to Harry,‘ is ‘For thcc, oh, dear,
dear country, I well:kncwn hymn in
wait to fight, but. by lingo, if we do,’
i from £0th ‘Tweltth Mus,’ sun in
Church to the words. ‘3’" ‘0
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. procured from a few Itt\‘ut‘ite "it‘s.
. the can‘t but
is and bydd
,' AGRICULTFIlAL.
- ‘TOPICS 0F Ialifll-lg‘l‘ ll ELATIYE
TU FARM :lND (BA‘HDI-L'.
Long or Short Stubble. .
Whether tltc stubble sh-nrld be lcft
short or long lllust depgnd up in circurn~
stances. lluy, especially clover, should ,
bc cut as (‘IO c as possible to the ground.
It sprouts from the root. and n long.t slum '
blc is only it tlctrinn-ut to rtftcr cl'mVllL 3
“here groin stubble is to be plowed and :
followed by \\ hurt it slrou‘d be cut short. f
The dry stubble is worth nothing:r a: :i.
Illzulllt‘t‘, and when buried under the iur- ,
row rots slowly, and ket-psxihe soil too1
light for whent to do wcll in the Winter.
I'nlcss cut very short ’th'i next best. why 3
is to lcuvc :tn'iblc \cry Inn: and thcne
burn it. This is :in ctct-llt-nt plan when 1
\\ heat follows \\"tic.tt.ns burning the stub— =
b‘c destroys runny iti_llll‘.t)tl§ inscrts. lint
whcrcvcr gross Q.‘ clovlr seed has bccn‘
s uwn. burnin;r stubble or plowing it un- ‘
dt-r is out of tliclprcstion. In such (fuses
it is' best to lcavc l‘ttlilt‘!‘ but; stubble its 3
:I protn ction to thc young plants from the
Ir-ut of Summer and the (old of \Vin‘cr.
;\ rt Iut stubbll- tcu inches high will hold
tli
much nrorc in the ticld" for that purposl
than it can hr in the b.trny:ird. . “"7
II We sent thc diflcrcncc of :\ t‘cfi‘ inchos _
in In ight of stnbblc rnakc :rll tlr- ditI'x-r .
cure bctwrctr success or failure in the
cluvcr cmn on th‘ lunl the subsequent i
.(‘.,(,-;,~,. 1 waitcr that :0. large prop rlion will go to
SClIit‘ll
Onion (lulturc.
I‘roflss ~r I‘. \'. llilcy bl licvcs that the
onion crop I‘ll]! be grown successfully.
(iv-n in :Irtllzlliit‘I cut~worin scmson. by
adopting thc font-win;r measures:
.-\s .n pri-vcntht-gtrcilr thc land curly in
sprung with :l Inivtnrc of lime and ashes.
I’l't'ft‘l‘dll _\‘ \Yllt tl Il‘IIt‘S. 'l‘li s ini\turc
should bc lightly stucud our the land
:it‘tcr ploughing Ill-II hurruwcd in. If.
after IlIt‘ seed is sown and the plants
lcgiri to come up, tho \vorins appear and
tht‘cntczr tIJlIIuL‘l‘, crnploy tlic losonl-ll
bull system, which. in bricf. c unsists in
pin in: :tluirt,r tlic row s. at u llistt'iucc o:
tittcen or twczily fer-t :tpurt. sniull l uuchcs .
of t‘rcsli cut grass or other git‘cn plant. 1
:l gool purpose. ‘
cnl‘it-ngc lI‘JVt“ urlswt-i
Tin-sc bunches of grlsh‘ or grwn plant
should bc previously sprinkled w.t‘.l I‘:tii~
ll_l”l't‘ll or IrilLIHlI. purplc.
wurins still am» or in :rcut number» by
inigritinir from stir’r‘oundiri: rolls.
spinklc the ground at night. wh'lc t‘n-
wnrins :lt’t‘ :3 work. witn u llilntc e inrl
siori I I‘ kt-um-rn: .\ tinslicu grow r has
risctl pizrc itcro c ie o'.‘ killing: tin-worms,
simply bl it kl-n‘nq, I! it kiliing. the o :i 1.
tips. The l'rcc use of your kt-rosctic tn'i}
injurc tlrc plants. h 'tht' nu t'lIllIlbILtI is
II t-om‘ncidlctl :ls snicr :IIHI t it. :Ipct‘.
kviosvin i~ eznulsilicl \Vit'i soup or mill.
in «mic: tlnrtrr it may readily drlntc \\ til.
\\.ttcr. ‘I‘iu-rc is littic d -ubt but that by
ilIIII;\}‘::l‘\'III“' of t:.c t'cllls at night \\i:..
this riiiunrt- the worms I an IH' distrnycll
by “lililcsn c. It
thoroughly ut the points in tli~ ticld
“III‘R‘ the worms arc first Loticc-l at work
and from which they spicud tosnrronud»
Illg poinrs.
\Vnrtu Lauul t‘o-r (Urn.
'l‘lic turn crop itl-ctls trupicul lnut {or
:t time to I‘t‘m‘lt pctcction. Kinny fu ts
go to show thnt much of tlic bcn’clit from ’
cultintliou and tuning in;r tor corn is «inc
to thc cll'cct Illt‘st‘ rncttns lime in making
the s ~il warm. In curly spring t‘lc rrmt'c
trc pn-utly the ground r tirrnl thc rtiorc
]\I'I'It\c:llslt' ll is In tilci‘ull‘um‘t‘ui tII
air, which :tt this scus at is always IIZIIi‘II
“mint-r than the sail. In fact, plowing
n‘ d cultiiution turn
:lir spa is togcthtr with wnrnn'r soil on
the- snrfnc
the soil scttlcs. thus “'fil‘lllill‘: the whob-
(‘ourse rnunurc liclps in tlicsurne way,
and by h ruins.r :l! the bottom of thc
furrows it pont'nnl-s to \\‘:II'III tln- soil
tlito:l;'lt tlic sezls’irt. Entry farmer knows
how vigorous lI growth is giwn to torn
by'n rotting.r sod. This may be hasten-d
by Ire ,ncut cultivation curly in the scu
s in. lil‘this way the worse the sod tln-
grcutcr thc advantage of t'rcpicnt cnlti
iutiori. Hood c~ rn is thus grown on
l.llI\I int-cs'cd by «prick gr.iss, the ctilli
vutfon Ibt‘ittg then necessarily pcrfornicd
micr, and if inssiblc, IWIt't‘ tt inek.
Al‘lcr ruins, l-spc ~inlly on heavy soil,
the cultivation can hardly be too frc~
lpicnt. proiidin’g tlic'soil d. cs not puck
togcth-r. I-Iiery time it is stirrcd it is
opened to admit more warm air. Every
blndcof unwk grass put under the soil
hips to furnish more warmth. and this
Itl‘tll‘ll rnztkes lntunt fertility :tvailublc
for c It‘ll ro -ts.
Soils for corn should be us lose as
pits-iblta niil this con Iition is sl-cu ed
\\hcrc\'cr they are full of vegetable
ut'ittcr. A dark color :rls‘o .ndds to thc.
warmth“, and for this rc:s‘on the black
prairi: soils of the “V st, full of dccuy—
ing gr " rants, w. r.~ long: uue\ccllc.l for
PP?“ crowing. II is probable that every-
win-rc. us it It‘ nun-s tnorc coinpztct by
Ion-1 cultivati-i i, the best Conditions for
growinu corn crisily will be more iiiifrc-
uncut: but knowing what tl.e corn crop
rwptircs it will not b\ ditlicnlt to supply
ilrt'lll. A ("0 er scd rots iinlncdizttely
after bci g turned niidcr. Besides this.
i:~ roo:s penetrate the soil (1 *eply, fund
its so. n :13 sci cred front the top by shal~
low plowing, their decay kt'cps the soil
both moist and warm. (‘orn rarely suf~
Icrs from drought on clovcr rod, if \vcll
cultivated during the growing; season.
p'l‘h.‘rc is mo’stnrc in the subsoil until
‘l :rc evcry season. and the very t:1p~roots
of clover make it available.
‘Fill‘lll and Gardcn Notes.
Turn the p‘gs’ into the orchard. They
will clear up the fall it apples, worms
and. all.
livery farmer should have it big patch
of rntnbug‘us or Sweden They ‘are good
for the cattle, hogs, and sheep. They
require but little work when the land is
well yr pared and enriched. '
The hogs .-honld Iro'e undisputed swav
in the orchard during the fruit sensori,
and they will eat up all the fallen rind.
wornty apples. and hunt out many of the
grubs, ctc., which r.rc injurious to the
trees. In this way they destrfiy many of
the enemies of sound fruit and sound
trees, and in other ways greatlv benefit
the orchard. ‘
Xe :rly all fruit growers make the
mistake- of 3*. trial: out a greater number
of kinds than can be marketed with
profit. For at family supply a number of
chriet‘es is admissible, though, even
then, nearly the entire supply will-be
13‘”.
market, at invent. good site and showy
appearance are. more ilIIpO‘trtut than
quililv, s i tin-tn a fru‘t b: fairly good
there is no paying demand for the very
best.
If a cow after re catrd service fails t.)
get with calf keep at carefully from the
bull three months or more and then try
again. Let her take the bull as neu- as
my be to the and of the but. The ex-
citcmcnt of thin iod often conic: cow:
to discharge or estroy the vitalityoflnr
amen. Throwing; sinful of voter on
and at as
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l vidcd she is not hopelessly barren.
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stiow to tliut depth. and bi worth-
Should tln- g
'I‘ln- .
should be used ltll=sf 1
nndcr tonsilcrub c :
'I‘hc ln-nt from this riscs us 5
utter emits
diam”
method of getting a cow with calf, pro-
An Irish paper remarks: “If one or
two pigs of r. litter are smaller or weakcr
, than the rest allow them to suck :1 week
. or two after the strong ones are warned.
‘lf :1 voting' in should hu‘i tea to die
. . I a II
whi c the latter is w.tlr the sow, rcinove
promptly and b try, that t e sow cannot
get at it. and thus give herself a taste
for the live ones. Six weeks is the best
agc for weaning p‘gs. Give the n plenty
grass and skimmed milk. At seven
Clgdt “'(‘x‘kfi givethem a mush of meal
ground oats."
A new way to salt butter is to wash
out the butter in the churn after the
most approved style, and after all the
buttermilk has been washed out. throw
threcor four handfuls of salt into the
churn and work it in simply by revolvingr
the churn. 'I‘hcn lay the butter awuv for
the salt to set, p..t. it where it will not
becotnc hard. say u tt‘rupcrature of scvs
- cutv~fivc tlcgrcs, and after two or thrcc
hours, work the butter on rgently to get
all the dissolved salt in- brine out that
will co.rrc, and then pack or print.
As the pasture.- bcconic dry and
parched the flow of milk diminishes in
purt bccuuse cows do not get enough
moisture in thcir food. Body in spring
frcsh grass incikcs :t large flow of not very
rich tnilk.
grrrs and stirrinlat'on of Iniikf glands
inukc it advisable to feed grain or rural
to keep the cow in good brat. Now if
Illt‘tll is fed it shon‘d be so diluted with
‘inukinQ milk. If this is not donc thc
‘t-ow will soon fatten and be lit only for
the butcher.
i To have u linc crop of large. rich cur
rants enrich tln- gr. nnd, rnrtkc it elcitu g
z and mellow an I thin out the brush. (‘ut
away the old stunted word and low c the ‘
vigorous youngr \lttruts’g Let thcm occupy
‘ equal disturn'cs'froni ouch other and ghe
the buslrcs i‘r sonic tlcgmc n rcgultr for In.
. No I' ui! is morc ricglcctcd than Ihc cur-
! runt. th‘ b :shcs b in}: all ovel to bcnornc
criiclupc l in weeds tl'ltI gross, rind lhc
cnfct-blcd linshcs :tIIU\\'I‘<I to grow into ti
tn:l~s of brush. 'l‘nt- lIIlIl'l‘t‘lIt't‘ in the
si/c of the b~rrit~s rui cd by thc two;
modes is about us mic I sfuur.
I‘.ItI:tII-Itl one. to g 1 suckers that spro ll
:froui tlzc roots of old trct-s and graft
§ these for orcipirl p‘unt‘ng. (Inc di liculty
with this plan is t at the plume or
\lll‘hFI" is uluuys cursingr the man wluisc“
trlcs :trc thus procured. The root ofn
sttt’kcl‘ is long and Ilnlllullltll. \Vliwcvt r
. i: i. cut utl‘or in tiny way injured. new
as: ck“ rs wail spwulily :I;‘]It':l!’. In seedlingsz
the moss of tinc roots riczrr the t‘a‘llllt‘ is
cyc'rly distribgilcd on c:lch sid~, and
with ltl‘ul‘t‘l‘ cultimtiun rniy be kcpt fut ,
l enough down not to ho disturbed.
No rnuttt‘i‘ how runny (‘.>\\‘.\‘ 311‘ in tI
ldn’ry. cuch oiic‘s milk should beset by
II‘\ If. In this may tlic ditl‘creucc in size
:llttl I? mi of butt: r glubdlcs which ol‘tlvn '
‘c\is‘!s in \lirl'crcnt ci-ws will not cllcct the
.y lcld of b ittcr. \Vilh tlircc or four I ows
i I Ih - bright of, the ‘sca's‘un it will In-
x
‘ triight :ls’ wcll be churning our cow s
.
g t-rczrin every three or four days its to put
ZJii in together.
\S't‘t‘d'tl out within’n ytur its not. worth
t kst-ptng. tIn l this greatly to the prolit of
' their mrtnrs. '
It has gc‘icml‘y bccn supposed that.
, ro ik it: find tor c.it.tlc assists grcrtly In
3 the c\tr..cti.»rt of the clcrncnts of nut-ri-
éYIIIII through digcstioti. So far :rsruris
‘rntlsnre cuntncrrtcd it. has long bccn
i‘tlfllllllt‘ll whether cooking food pays its
l . est. Ltttc conclusions arrived tll from
: invnstigitions tn the New York l-preri—
; nrctrt Station would s cm to show :I loss
:of fut in the proccss of (making.
, loss as stated is in clover hay .lh‘s‘ of ti
old meal .54.! of a pound. Tlrc cookiin,r
showed n it only at loss of actual tlll‘ulllis
ii \id, but dvpmcintion in the digestive
value of the :ilbznninoil remaining.
A \\'c tern correspondent of the Re
fl] arm! has no licsituricy in saying thzit
of thc ricltcs‘l turd bcst horicy per acre in
at goal sensor. Those bee kccpcrs who
desire .s'o'ncthin.r better than dttrk horn-y
lot tlii. clover, rind than they will be :the
l to cotnpcte with any honey in the country,
and to kccp 1th) colonies with profit in
the slime urea that now supp ~rts but tcn.
.\l~ikc clover does best on clay or wet
land, and is sometimes unsatisfactory on
dry or light soil, From four to six pounds
lll‘t‘ \‘\‘\\'lI 'H‘I' :tCl‘t‘.
cult be mowcd b “ore it blossoms and fed
to slt‘fili. It will then blossom late after
Alb:- nsnul bl inn is over.
Farmers, gardeners arid fruit~growers
nt‘c lllll'JII worse plagued than 'fornrcrly
by injurious insects. This is in .part due
to thc destruction of- birds and otltcr
animals tlnit if lcft alone would have
kept them in check. It is unsafe. disturb~
trig the IlflIEIIICCi which nature has cs~
tttblishcd to k -:p hcr CCAIIOIII)‘ undis
turbcd. The English sparrow has in unity
phccs driven tn‘ny native songsters far
more nscfil as well as far more musical
lhxltt itself. In: one of the farmera‘ and
g:lrderrer..‘ aids in in cot. destruction
seems to be increasing in numbers. This
is the toad, which, though not good look
ing, is an invaluable fr icnd. He works
more effectively in destroying many in
std-C‘s because he works in the night. The
common snake is one of the chief rencmies
of the to id,arid therefor: the destruction
of snakes, "wlrich are themselves insect
destroyers 1-0ch extent, has not been
all unmixed evil.
Risers.
Ostervulde, the rich Paris banker. tI
few days tefure his dcath, refused to
allow his servant t»; buy meat for broth.
“True, I should like the coup,” said the
dying wiser, “but. I have no uppetite for
the meat. “'th is to become of thht?
It will be a sad waste.“
An English miscr used to go about
drcs ed so shttbb‘ly as to annoy his iv:-
quaintanccs; At last, he was persuaded
to buy an old no, “better as tiew,“ from
a Jew. He paid a shilling for it. and
the next day sold the hat- for eighteen
pence.
The same miscr never took nut! to
titillatu bis nostrils, but he did take it
pinch out of every snuff-box proffered
him. which be carefully placed in his
own tux. When it was filled, he bar-
tered its contents for a furthing rush~
light.
Lord Chancellor ll'ardwick was nick-
named “Judge Gripus.“ on account of
It”: avarice, though he was a learned
lawyer and an excellent Judge; \Vheu
visitation his estate by country gentle-
men, who came to pay their respects to
the Lord High Chancellor. he compelled
them to send their horses to u: inn, but
a mile distant; that he might be sued
the “muse of baiting. them. Yet he
was then worth four Intuit)!!! of doll-u,
but dreaded to put with I shilling.
Mulborough. this goal. Ioldicr of
‘89- who tetrbetwoou com Moths
minim 0! dollars» bk. would
3
'l‘lic luck of substance in the l
It is not :l u‘ood ilim. thou rh :t vcrv l
:s l . ls .
Iit‘\‘l‘s\:ll'.\' to churncvcry day, and you .
If this plan were getict‘s .
:tlly :ulo‘rtcd. ouc lull Ilic ctnvs would be l
‘ of :tlburnirioi-I and also an apnrent lo~s .
'I“ .
nc .
pound, in frcshgonnd rncul Lou] and in ,
tEn- Illsikt‘ (‘Itn'rt‘ will produce film p .vnnds l
; should plunt each spring a bushel or two ‘
Part of the piece ':
his:
‘ AN EX ['LOREH‘S STORY OF THE
ARGENTINE REI‘I’BLIC.
i A SOl‘l‘IlEllhT EDEN.
i The: Richest Country in the \"orld—
Falls that Equal Niagara—Beau-
tiful “’oruen and Progreg.
. sire Men—Jluellos Ayn-cs.
M... w". I‘. Tsltel, the noted African
_ Explorer» has just. returned from n trip
: to the Argentine Republic. ,A writer
‘ for the N- w York.r.llail «ml Hrprnu cons
l versed with him about. tht magnificent
l E] Dtirado, as he termed the Argentine
Republic. ‘
“It is the l‘topian country of the
i uniVersc.“ he said. “In climate. rc~
‘sonrccs. energy and future possibilities
. that country is the greatest on toe lace
' of the rarlh. It ful .Ils in every way the
- dream of tl.e poet. the reality of the lily
‘ crtysloving and tie Wealth that first ltd
.‘tbe advcntnrons Spaniards to sci-k out
i and Con pier unknown worlds. 'I‘lt ‘ first
impetus givun to progre-s III the Lepnbs
‘ lic \EtlS when I‘Tt‘SIdtnl’ Stirmiento itI:III~
‘ gnrated the system of publi: schools lif—
tccn years ago. Since then on Ellen of
prosperity has followed.“
“How :rlm.:t the attempt to assassinate
; General llocu, the lrcsilleut, the other
day:“ 7,
i “That was 1h: act. of an insane man.
2 Even nodel republics are not free from
I cranks. President Itocu is popular, and
the country liars nude-great progress dur-
ing his term, which/min s on the .‘th of
Uctob-‘r. Ilc will illt‘tl l‘t'sltIIIL‘ his pOsi
tion as tlcnezul-iritt‘hicf «it the army.
President Roe: will lick‘sncctedcd by
> Junie: Sclniun, \in i was clected by an
‘ ovcrwln-lrning majority/"X l’rcsilb-ritinl
term is six ycars. rum are two ioziri~
‘ul patt‘cs «the Lib-ruls turd I UtIScl‘\':I~
; lives. The forincr hlve'won th-ry I‘ICC
lion, and pcrhaps w ll contirirr- t . do so
for many yxttrs. 'I‘lic cotrs‘titutt n will
laws are fashiorn d after those of th-
I‘nitld States. The rcpublir (‘Otllaltrs
4,000.0“0 pcoplc turd :tn :It‘t‘d of Lnolwoo
slprtircs‘ miles. The was-Ins tli-~Ic are I‘\‘
\‘trs‘l-d. Ilcft the lust of Mn}; it was
\cry c ‘ld. Now it is (ICII‘I win‘c‘ ili ~rc.
VIII“ climate s‘nrp:; s t‘iut of any coun-
try. It is life giving; and II A
ltccf hung up in the opt-in . ncvtr dc»
cnys. but tIi'.cs to :i strt'c of pvt ~r'v2tlion,
and guilt lptuntitizs are shipped all oi er
the world."
“What lvi d of u ilcbt \Itth the ntodtI
republic groan rind-r.“
“Shc ~anch urdcr :l fort‘i;tl and do'
nicslic debt of $I‘lll,tllbi,l|tl|. 'I‘iie um.
critics for 1.3““ \vcr‘r‘ $50,! ILLIIIHn tI thr~
L‘\I‘ctidlttlt‘t‘§ $i1tld‘l‘tlJHl’. The t‘crclzin
. comment: of l.\‘~-l :Iltlizll'lli‘tl to u ghoul
‘ ltitul of vindication. (told his rvc. nt‘y
- bccn tlismvrrml in the l'rmincc ot‘ l‘ntu-
: geni‘l. and an cxpcditiuri has been rim-,1
out under the diru’tinn of thc wcudhy
. capitalist, room" l.‘ mini, who has gum-
., tlutlirr to cvplorc and report. Nicl:
things constantly kccp the country Ivtlr‘l“
int: and give capital it tII:IlIt‘\‘ to Hurst.
. The republic owns the grcut l'rotrncr- of
thc .‘Iissiurrcs‘, considcrcd the rlchcst in
the World." . ‘
“Thc lzt'ls‘of Yguzr, :i few miles above
tlic int. rscction orthv rivers \‘giun an i
'thc I‘ttrtunt, on tln~ lmrdcrs of the Mis-
‘ sionc‘s, :lrc considcrud surcior in sin",
l beauty and sublimity to IlIt‘ tul s of Nt-
.':|_‘.1:II:L 'l‘hcy are much wider and hm c 3
[all of twrnty Icct grctttcr than Niugtutt.
The yolnmr of water is not as grlat as
the bitter, bit for piiturt‘suttcttcss they
go far shunt of the world ftttttuns‘ I‘ulls.‘
“How does Ihtenos Ayres curupwrc
with t-tIIe.‘ citiesz“
“It is the New Yoikof that c: nzincnl.
Thurc is‘ no city in tlic weriI to cqutl it
in cntcr‘prisc :lrnl wcnlth :It‘t‘Ol‘dltIg to its
size. It Itusnpoptlluliun of -l.‘-U,UJH, and
supports two My cight daily rewspttpcrs
Everybody halls. The papers ('hs‘: two
turd it half cents prr I opy. ‘l‘hc mango it}
1 are printed in Spanish, but insn'ly cvery
language is rcprcscnlcd. Ilucnos Ayic:
lots more miles of st ect railroads tlnlu
any other city in the wurld.
lure gcncrally tire-story high.
' :oruliug.
(It lute,
however. bl'ik and pub ic buildings have
bccn erected thrcc and four stories high.
The only building material is brick. ’I‘el-
lit u D with electricity.
theatres as tin: ly appointed in every way
astuiy in Euro; c or the l'nilcd States.
“But the (ity is shut off from thc
world 2"
States. From thirty to sixty rnuil Steallt
crsnrrivc monthly and ride in one of the
finest ports of entry in the world. Ilnr
Strum“! departs monthly for the l‘nitcd
States. There are sevr rul lines of st tun~
crs' carrying frtwen catt‘o to Europe,
tine beef extract c |tiip try at Fray Ilvnrus
kill over 2,5lH hull of cattle pcrdtty.
Emigration is pouring in f tun Italy,
Spain, France, (tree: e and Ireland. The
Americans do not come. to any extent,
although they would bcglmlly welcomed.
The 'ncw city ‘of Ln I’ltttd, tupitul of the
Province t f lint-nus Ayrcs, twelve miles
from the city of Ilncrio: Ayres, is: con-
sidered the most wonderful place of its
sire tho! has ever bet-n built. It contains
30,000 inhabitants. The city \\ as con-
structed at a great cxpcnst‘ by Governor
[to ‘Ittt, withiria period of tiveycnrs. The
public buildings are comparable only to
some. of the tint st in the l'uited Stun-S.
Electricity, tel cphoncs and all the modern
improvements are in use. Millions upon
millions I23 I: been spent in beautifying
the city and a«Looting handsome bui1d~
lugs."
“\Vell, have they min: “Unit?“ in the
model city”
“Ah! yes, and the most beautiful tlrlt
cycs ever gazed upon. Mr. ank \‘in;
tent, author of the ‘Land of the White
Elcplnlut,’ came up with me. llc declares
that the Sp‘mtish Women in the Argcut‘ne
Republic are the most beautiful on the
face of the globe."
*
Stonewnl Jackson‘s Courtesy.
When Har rer‘s Ferry surrendered to
“S touewall“ ackson in Se,.tember, 13:2.
Gent-ml Jackson hinted his horse in front
of the Ninth Vermont, It‘d, thIlIg off
his hat. solemnly said: “tic-5‘s. don‘t feel
bad: vou could not help it: it was just
at; Goa willed it." .
One of Jackson’s stud a had CO‘UIIC‘I
Stautrttrd, of the Ninth Vermont, it he
had anything to drink. Stalwart] cour.
teously handed him his‘fltsk, and the
young Confederate Ccpt In pound out It
out and crro nutty sand: “ ‘olonol. burr
is to'the health of the Southern t‘unfed-
orary.“ ‘
Starimvd answered: ‘j'l‘o ask and ates
,ceptacourtcsy of a prisoner nut their
insult him is an act that tut honorable
so‘dicr would scorn.“ , .
Jackson, turned on his ltd? officer and
gave him u severe scolding, caving the
would curt him his place- Thcn turning
to Colonel Shanna.» Genera Jack-on
apologized torthe conduct at Iri- om,
uytegttultttwu at; exceptional octet
inductee. the It!“
't‘hc housca .
, cphoncs are every where, and the city is
There tIrt‘ twclu- i
“No, only shut of! from the I'nilel .
repetition of such an innit to u prisoner '
i turd its duration is Ihnt of the dist-ml»
; clcarcd the gmund.
; atmosphere which callid-it
_ hitting him that the snake ltItttIt‘ no rit-
. turn it to strike, and hc thought it qnccr.
' yards into the~ to »p, rnountul u barn-l.
The. 0:1qu of Cyclones.
In a ret ent paper on the “Conservation
of Energy in the Atmosphere,“ Dr. \Vcr-
her Sicmcns gives 111: following theory
of the origin of cyclores: The compati~
tivc vacuum torincd at. th“ e ntreof a
cyclone can produce suction only in the
‘d ration of the axis of the eye one. thus
cithlrrtising the water upon the surface
over which it rotates, or drawing down
air from the higher regions of the atmos-
‘here. The existence of such a (it ace-rid-
in;r cnrrcnt of air within a tornado is
Curr‘nn d by the door sky ntd quirt stir
often ol served at its cr tit-re. \Ve Inust
imagine, says Dr. Siemens, :1 local cyclone ‘
as produced by an impu'se of super-
h-Ited air, due to some loral cans; or
other. g vcri at the bonn Iaries of an up-
per an 1 low er tract of disturbance of the
neutml e prilibrium of an atmosphere at
rxst. which reaches tl.e boundary of the
upper cool d strata of air, which Iravc a
ten lcncy to dcsccnd. “'c must thus
have an outer dt ccndtng currcut formed
round the ascending one, by rncttns‘of
wh'ch as much air (I sounds as has been
conic] n I by tln- ascending current. If
the distu. tun-.- of c pillibrium embzact-s
extended upper and lower stratt of air.
th- descending masscs will produce tin
incr asr of ' pressure in the ucighbmu
hood of the cyclone, gradually extend
in: to the surface of the earth, and on
the nth r hand into the hi,h st rcgions
u. thc air, and trtttlsfcr its N's rira coir
tinimlly into new supcrhe Ited masses of
air which ascend in the cyclone. ‘VIIIII‘ a
put of the de ccnding‘r cxt rnal cyclone
tircnlating in the same direction ascends
tgdn with tho runcr, and tranfcrs it to
a part of the riv vi-u gained in thehighcr
regions of the air. The course or the
centre of the cyclone is thcn dctvrnrinwl
by the direction uf thv mean \'lIlI(‘Il)‘ of
all lIn- air iii-.sses forming the cyclone,
mice of the urutrnl equilibrium of the
forth and
tnuint .ins it. The local ascending urrv
rcnt. by t-nrrrying dust and particles ith
it. may also producc min by ccrrdeusing ~
the “prions vapor of the higher straits.
-~I'.‘I.:J' ~um Prinz].
——-—-——- '
The Professor hill the Snakes.
l‘rof. Yerkes. once of “'utcrbury.
(‘onn., is one of the :tblcst tellers oI
snukcstorrcs in thc South. Ono :ti’t'r
noon he was crossing :l brunt II ot‘ thc .‘t. ‘.
John‘s on a fol cn log. llight ahead cl
hitn hc saw the bEgm-st tII()ct‘.:sItt he had ,
ext-r sr-cn. He went back and cut a thick
pole, nttd with it hc dealt the snake in
lrI‘J on hills whack. llc Iroticcd before ‘
IIc « ruggi d the nrn-ccusirr hornc, knotttd
:l curd :lr. nnd his tail, booked tlic stt cls
turd Iiu‘stcd tbc snake up till Iis III'ntII
\\ hilt- trying to Iind
the right ioIt-h on the stt-clyttrds he was
. astounded to no atnoccnsin slip tail forc- '
3 :lttcnipt to twist and strike, and In- was i
; dcspatchcl with. onc whack.
20.11.39“ and . .
¢ttrtny are snbjccttd tit Solingcu:
m tst out of the orig-inn snakc‘s‘ mouth.
He got down from thc barrel and l'cau‘ll‘ d ;
for the stick. MoccasiurNo. ‘3 madc r.o ’
The Pro ‘
frssor thought he would weigh the stirkcs
scpttrutcly, ‘0 hr knottcd rt cord to No.
is tall. mounted the barrel. hooked on
th~ stcclyurds. and lifted him up. If III‘ .
was surpriscd \\ Izcn he undertook to
“vigil No I, he was rno~c than surprised
now, for 3 third mlwcudn‘s tail nppcart d
f:oin the ~nspctidcd snake‘s month. and
in it ,litly this snake. which bind bccn
doubly swallowed, lay wriggling on the
stunt. This our “‘us uth r treble. and
thc l‘r .I‘cssor dcspatchcd him \\ ilh 11 .rd«
ly an cll’ort. 'I‘htn th . l‘rofcssor laid the
three snakes in a string. Iaczads to tails
:rrrl rin-n nrcd them, and afterward he;
wcigbcd tltcrn. Tho only thirg I mncm- i
bcr about the figures is that the second '
snakc was first live inches shorter than i
the first, and ihc .th rd e'nakc just three. i
I have given 0:in :I bare outline of the !
stu y. You ought to Itcur the Professor l
3
Hit in tin dchils. "‘.\.¢"i‘ You; Sam.
... *— _
Tests for Army Swords.
Here is the test to which the famous
swords inm.nl'ut tun d for the English
The
blade has first of all to sup; art :I weight
of sixtcctr kilograms placed upon its
point with int showing' the least dct'.ec~
tiori. THIS pressure is then incl-cased to
such an extent as to cause tic boil-ling
b'ldc to shorten by sixteen centimeters,
and on its removal to snap back rcr~
fcctly straight A hard blow is then
givcn, first with the cdge and next with
the back of th- blade, on an iron lilo k.
the pr: scribcd curuttnrr being cure 'ully
Incttsurcd. Then comes the bending trst. l
in which the l ladl- is subjected to a bend '
of ri‘nct y dart-es, fr In which it lzas to
spring b _(‘k into the straight line.
Finally it is weighed, and not until the
ct-nzre of g‘nvity is thrcfnlly ml_;nstcdl
does the to civirrg otlice: put his stump ‘
oh the blude.——I’eu‘i.i Adm-[mu It‘rgfis't r.
*n. «—
Orcgon pays a bountlv of 2 cents for
every squirrel killed, and one man was
rccently paid for 125,000 Squirrel tails
which he hid collected.
The pain-banish” Is a name Applied to St.
Jacobs (Iii, by the millions who have been currd
of rheumatism and neurclgia by its use.
00.51., lead and iron have lately been discov-
ered "abundance in Persia. in a loud which
has been inhabited as long as any tor-lion of the
zlobe. There aw vast rt-ctions 0 country in
Aura which Inn-c never been “imported,“ and
the discovery cf Ill and silvcr mines then:
re a not Improbab c. 0\ cut.
The pmprlrtor of the Grant \Vntorn Poultry
Yam}. Mr. James .\I. Itocxtkey. St. Louis. Mn,
is enthusiastic in his praise of Red Star Cough
Cure. which cured him aft‘r on other rents
dim~ failed. lie says it neither constipates the
bowels nor curses sirl: h attache.
“Gruxnnxc‘sald Teddy.” t neoltl gentleman
woke up from a loudssotmding utter-dinner
nap. “it you would give your nose a spoonful of
part-cor c. don‘t you think you could put it to
sleep, too?“
““1“: Ever:- oIo should Know.“
Among the 150 kinds of (‘lolh Bound Dollar
Volumes given away by the Rochester (X. Y.)
A inc-Neon Run-u Home for every $1 subscript ion
to that great tit-page. B—col“ 16-yard)“ weekly,
toll 5:? inches. from an to”) pm bound In
cloth) are:
Low “'ithout
Law— Donelma‘c (Medical
yer's. Counselor.
Family Cyclopedia. Boyfvueful Postimcs.
Fun: Cyclormlla. Five Years Before the
Farmers ,ortd Stock- Mast.
breedern‘ Guide. l’tcoptc‘l History or
Co I nton Sense In t‘nttod Stowe.
Poultry Yum. l‘trIverull History of
“’1.“ Id Cyclopedia. til! Nations.
\\‘In\t guy one should “titular His. of CleI\
know. Wu- (hoth tides).
Any our book and paper one year. [rostmtd
$1.13 only! Satis'acuon guaranteed. Refers
once: lion. '(‘. 1!. Parsons. Meyer Rochester.
Sample 2c. Rum. lion): Co“ Urn. Rochester.
N. Y. , __ _-..._.. __,_
Wncs a house is not rented In Mexico it Is not
“UR“- .._-..____._.__..~_'
. Youthful Indulge."
In pernicious meticu- punmed In manic. is
unmet stutll calm or nervous nd a!
debilitydnuk :fultscunndenu md‘ “gong".
natured memory. dc mudmy, on ot orat-
teudtmts or “rocked More“!
or
, palm! .m
, u“m‘l‘"mfiw
mood-taco“ Mm
mama. m ;. .7 It:
Advice I. Cousin-Niven.
0n then manure of rho first sym ttums, u
generai dc ifity, has of nun-tire, pot or. chilly
aensationx followed by night—sweau and
couch. prompt measures of relief should
taken. t onsntuptiun is st rofuluus disease c!
the lungs: then-tore. use the great atrtr-scmfu‘
Inns or blood-purifier and srrerxgtlz-rtstorer.
Dupl’icrce‘s “(mitten Medical Discovery.“ Sn~
pcriur to cod live-roll as autitritivc. and mi—
surrassed as a pectoral. For weak Int-us
spitting of blood and kindred nfirct'cnx :1 In:
no equal. Sold by drnnzisls. For In: I‘ err-e -
tn-utise on nonsurnptlon. send tcn cents in
rtampx “‘orid‘s Dispensary hit-diva! Associ-
ation. mt Main 3* wet. Buffalo, .\’. Y
"EGAN Krindcrs‘ in New York are prohibited
‘from turning the crank ll‘tWt‘eII 9 1-. M. and
A. I. '
—'l':rV Bing—no. - . _ _
dyspeptic. constipated, should address. with
tut cents in stators for trrilisc. “‘ofld‘s Dis-
vensatry Medical Associhtion. tail Main Stree t.
nflalu. SLY. __ ‘ .
Tux vain: 11.“ ton of 317364.
fl0-Othlll About (‘u-rrh.
A cm: runny peeing mutate-ted with (‘1:-
Inch who do not him: whu nltl them: and n
(mt nanny mot. umtinuo “more“ who
might be cured.
er is
Thickcniucot the membrane which lines the :
and Warm making bNathInu dial—
cult; I (Ii-chute from the nostrils. more or .
Ions copious. voter, or thick. uccordtn; to th-
Me of the Macao: h sense or fullness it: the
hood; I noun-ht. inclination to um: And. In
advanced cues, A (IN min; or intensely dis-
gusting nutter Into the tin-tut. are a fewof the
prominent symptoms of Ca urrh.
heathen, Inn-axed eymuounlgic mind lore
Hunt and a low! of Ionseof well. are very
ofton cursed by L‘nturrh.
All these u cables on ruled by Plan‘s Rome
I! for (hunk. Rslict In M Immu’ltuloly
utter Winning Its use, but it is Important that
It be continued without intermission until tho ‘
caturhhl virus ls expelled from the system
on! healthy secretions replace the diseased
cctlonof tho mucous menibruc. Manifest.”
it is unreasonable to cxpwt a cure in I short
than of a disease thht has been progressing for
months or years. ‘
This attention of time is provided for In the
. putting up of l’iso‘n Ramsay fur tiatnrrh. It is
a) mnecntratod that. I very 33ml] dose is
directed. Tho quantity in one package is suf-
Itriont for I long It Mruent, consequently tho
expense in a more trifle. And there is no excuse
for n lect not mm a but. [meaning-«L
A c d in the brad ls red by pplrcs—
cation of Pan‘s Remedy for tarrh. Thu
comfort. to be got {mm It In this I’l)‘ 1| worth
mny um- the rent.
The following letter: are specimens of them: ,
received ecu-y day, “slitting to the worth of ‘
Prso‘I Brandy tor (‘Aturr
Aummuxv. 15.. Sept. at. tact.
Piuo‘l Remedy for l‘utnrrh In doing wonders
for me. I believe il. will cucc any can of Ca-
urrh. it used N‘I\"‘\I‘Hg In dlt’et‘tiohl.
Ills. I“. JUHNSUX. £9 IL, Diamond St.
til-mist: HILL. “1 Ya” not. :1. IN.
Enclosed and one \tqur tor two ( Lager- of
Pisa‘l Remedy for t‘atarrh. ’l 0 sample
package, roccit’od In June. gave “wit"! antis-
octlun. GILL MESSER.
flurrrorm Imus. SAC. Aug. s. lass.
I hove nut-d I littlom‘cr half a put-hue of
Pno‘s Remedy for thank. ‘hd I: Ina ilrlllfd
are more than an of the diff-went rm (1 cinos I
have need. 1 tee confident that it will sure
me.
I can out! do recommend it to others who
or. tumbled with that dialed-o.
. Riv. A. DAMON.
FOR In‘s‘rkm \, Iptrtinzs‘rros‘, dcprmion 0t
3 irits. urnrrm drbl‘llty,rn their union». fol-In“
a no u a prevrntivc “L‘IIIISI feveruid mucttntl
other intrrruittcnt ft‘VvTK'JII!‘ “Pct-ro- I‘Irtrtsphut‘
turd Elixir-ofl‘ulistlpnf‘lnudr by (‘aswcln Ilsa-
uhl A- t‘u.,X.-Vt \ orkat’nd sold by all llrugg‘rst‘x
Is the best tunic; and _,for lmtirtll! mu\1‘t in:
from ten-r or other siuLm-ss it has no t-qual,
If y 1: (col res tléutfiih winter was gnthvrtng
lrmmd the hunt lhrat s’dfitpsy‘ or have lunirt.
rhrruratlsrn,p¢tiplt:tiu u of the heart Vt tlh silt?»-
(‘tu Iotr.s\ lululllu‘t tc hwy" tr‘ utb‘r
(It rusJann h‘KIIIaK '. mrnmrsnnd t ores
:50. buys a. pair .4 r' m‘s Patent Hrs-l s‘tit- ;
‘ so? or shoe last twice '
fem-rs. which makes ‘
I‘ long. \
I‘iso‘s Rrrnnly for (Ethrrtt h uncultur- to
use. It is not. it liuubgyr a sun". .1».
A Rc—Irknbléit‘lre ol‘firnflln.
“’Iltthrn s. not r. «clients. “1.» Foo-tn. In I... E
writ-m u toltows ~ “ lit 3., pt in: token with t‘wrw-tu‘l
In the- h-p when only tws’. you-s o d. \K‘v trlrd error:
phyilr‘l‘ux. but the b w 1' j no n-lIt-t from thclrtrcu. :
“'.\ xu.‘s RAISIPAHLIA As!)
lt-ut. Notlrme your
Sutusou. on Bruno AXk'eidtal Syut'r, "commend-
ctI so hlghty. I bought .
henlrd up. llr Is now 2 In of an. and. hung at
mrm that your rut-dicta fit! him 'Olflut‘h gout whrn
he used II. we want to t . mun In Another car. and
\rtt— to you to m t sonic A'ina“ ‘
All tln‘d out. limo“ 3
nervous, \Irpro ssd an
a a 1 It will 31w _\0 t
un-l sharpen your App» ‘
systvrn an I clen- your “3:6 I.
n so ‘*
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Do you have Murphy,“ bolt: breaking outi
,. animation.“ other-f
P Hour: WI]: ‘
on your body. urn-tut , 7
Indlcatlons of Impnrc
will n-mon- err-rs “'5!
.nd enrich the blood. ' .
Do you have headache.
first: after outing. l‘llnl
dylprpnh 2‘ Hood'- S"
QH‘NHVQ- 0min». wnrové
tum um! oomph-rel: cm
Do you have pains In I I
ovhlcmws of difficulties with the kItluc-ys or ttver 3
Hand‘s Rampart“; n- ' is those
proper dutlu and enable
of disc‘s-x uivr It A trio} 1,
Hand’s Stirsa pa rtlla
Sold by on drum-tn. ukulx for-.5. Fri-pm: only
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or «who! aymptoms of
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35 cent: by “'M. DRIYDOPPIL. Mutu-
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of II of you]! the your ,
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them to must the Much ;
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Book testing you how to ntrrncr fl
CI’RC DISEKSH In this warm w
Ill. be not run the risk 0! Iain: your not? f0!
want at knowfeztze to am him. «In-- 35c. \rh lg
for t Tremor Buy one A“ lab-m you .
Hematite-u for all “one Dim Pluc- rho-IQ
how to Tell the Age of flora: 9.2:! you!” I.
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. teed. Sample Washer sent for one neeks‘trid.
l Return or. our cxprnae if not nfisfoctury. Win
‘2 wash )5 Shirts in a» minutesor no site. Only
, perfect \Vnshcr cvcrlnvcnhs‘l. Sells on it: on
, merits. VI'III puitivcly “ash Collar: and on.
i I ithont rubbing. Clownmplwd in oltollow
. tin wheel which revolves In a. turn ts)“
boiler : steom penetrates the zoo- s. thoro-
cleansingthem. \Vrite for testimonkbmdtuu-
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an Gunfight”. 3.x.
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Ilnouga pr‘ ’Ni...‘ all fall;
smnmmr
son on: DOLLAR.
A first clu s [-Ictiunary gotten out. a: M
pr!» (0 fut‘t‘ufm In: study of tho' Germ“
lawman It give-s nudist words will u.
4% mum ulutvulen'u. and u‘vrtnm words with 1.11.;th
.lt-II-l tons. A vrry cheap tr-uk. held ‘I..‘ ‘3'
“(Nth I'I‘R. Ilfll‘fiI-Z. I'al Lunar-d 3|" 5.
\' . flu . sud url our or Ln sn- books by return and).
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with our ‘nutrur I‘ll-u ) Outfits So 9.!-
prrwnt‘e n-qutred evrn‘thrnz and My
tor use. I: my- or: will other henna. In stars;
sit“... at Inuuvuur x rum huusr “noun! ; aunts stall;
wvrk: mus 300 gr cent unit. “I
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