dist-arm. un- Hnll‘s Hair Rom-wen
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TH E SENT
SUI‘TH Null“ ALK. SEPTEMBER t.
H 0 l'a‘lifltll.“ .VI A 'I‘TE RS.
no“ to Mail.» "no (‘liivkcn go Round
. turn Largo I‘m-oily.
:l‘hr fibula: I t‘.‘ink a rim-cl wav of
\h n; a foul and LllAthEJ ninth of it.
till likc'wisi- railun o:i;iii:ll. . l-‘irst Sch
I”! a _\'i‘l‘i w ~hlftll d fowl i\\ci-_[lllll)~'.
about tour pounds. aftcr a good Since»
It: \\..sli \\cll i1i cull wati'r‘. and put
I‘ve-r thc ti: ‘ in a kt lllI‘ with plctity of
\v .ltl is: it 1.4.! , tl.tu\\ away this Wuli'r,
usit {(‘tztilvi‘s an) tzistv of frathcrs; thvn
rcfuzn to tlti- tin»: nl ci-vcr with mild
watts“. a .d boil s it! ‘ until 'ti-iidvr. ’
. .‘i'ds in in. fl \vnli s: .ad p l‘l"'- Nv-xt. l
ltiwt up and w i:.i ;. .l p.- l. out all the
but int-at, lull: dark and light. did C I!
an or in has siptar-mr
-. t' ll tlii- l rm-t ht'JTl :ilsi iii
piccts. lt.t‘\l.i* .{ II‘ 1' mi. Avril Willi
.l i‘l». .inii ‘ ht .itszit. an I pl.ii‘-* ill a rim 1‘
st lft'i' \‘(l' . a dis . . “i 302:? it an ilzi‘
l. ttu: ii. >.‘-;:ll l-t ll;- 1 ~;» of {in In \thto l
t'illlil‘tit'lt‘iy t-uvc: t'm- lllv at. Mt :i\\‘:‘.\'lQl
tut l 0 \isi- ‘ ‘ ‘
ll. p w c.
lam;
tut.
l\ 1’7’
l:.~w tlnt
3i i r 'v aims. lit-ins. skin
nail .i... r.- ‘lizr mind n»: of :hc limb.
. and l‘i‘.l trail :1; l; :n-s arc pirft' tiy
cZ-aa \‘Hv \tl‘tllll tli nugll a ciilandir
an i i-ti‘K r lll t3.» bun-ls. in \t i liopal' you
/”lu‘~.i-. sluzi i I .:i :.:i»l lll'.‘.l \t‘!’\' tinc—
ll‘. lli'“ l .l' l‘t'il' ‘ ll‘ Jill-fill ls‘ iiI-l tlli'
tarta fail sl re a small mm. and add two
mil to t in the broth a
li w llilll‘ltl.“‘. tlu n ~.\l.ll U‘ll' and :Itl-I tin-
flu‘tvpfkl Lliil’lvll :itti biil only it. li‘IV
Iv? it is w. l} in :.~e-. t'.lll"l With
a iitl» thitkiuzu-‘r pnuzt-d ovcr thick
all us n2 lullslt‘il liitdsl. .r as a soup
“LL. it i am. it l-v‘ -\ cl i-«l A pozind ot’
lltl'u‘i rut vvgry thin int if‘.i\lt'll :1 him:
brow :i t.» I fit:
It litti t.‘ l luvrs,
.Z.ll‘~
is Lilo l:i [lot of \‘igt‘- i
l;ili%.nf‘ i fitt'lu’l' ’l'iiis .iinouat wiil
fi {Y 3 Elk“ I\ pL-zsiv“s \(\\\ fill‘ Illt‘
rhea-ail s. o. it ' .t' t.i:iil day afzer lllt.‘
s top .m ,1 vi.;.it..«: i~ .i‘m' 1i- ur turn
' (l'\'rl'\. \\ arm tlic \ Lickru a: d drain l
tl.:u‘t li a. 0 la {l r l ..vi:.; thc bri-tli in ;
til i. t: I for :'ri\y Xi‘\l t lu‘ tlmv '
‘ «It \l'hzltwl :mi: ab»ut twu
p wi'uls 5.!l tv :rw or :lir.t' . through,
_\o.r :ialt'ng powder. add .
Jam 1 ‘1'
p Mciiils of pvilvcr
\\t \\ .21; soc t zizzilx: trial..-
tstl ‘ t1 . ‘;lI 'w liltll‘l'J‘. !.\ ll
hit 1 l ~, t-l U‘il‘l’ it uizv- .
" lll‘l“? sluwl
ittkli‘ “Alli
.t Us 'is fit!‘
l i
.1 ,1 i:.t.i I: A.
.1 ‘ i llll' \ll.“ 0' .1:
s. - l\ .1 Hi" l' l..:lr\‘\\.l} t'l‘ .I‘. l.
l._v w: .. 7- l t in our l ill
'ili ~2 it t v t irill d
p :w. . t e |\f . . ‘.~.'. ll :lfi'.
Li ‘L E ji .. l rl’.I‘\I‘!s Hi
I i‘ l t i\\ i ‘ d 3w ‘
\ c1} .; :l'l t»)
g .. l . l r l. iiiry will i
it l \\ i l wpii'ntml l
k: ‘ i . i tail 1. '1. . t-pivl
v u: l 1 i iii} '~ 1... t -~ot’ loath-2'. ,
“ii. 2 t V ~ « l xiv 3 s l’il’1‘t‘ lils I
l .. ‘i v \i . . l \\ 3'. Ilii'lll}' til
‘I I l; . ;; v \. . ' .1 1s ‘.' air with :i
w t . i : li in :..ii tln.;r addvd to
lld' l» I i
.‘v \ u. .2 l:‘ 'Zli '!\\.iilit‘.!.(‘rsi'ns:.
\\ ' ti. . Lu l . l..l .3 «Iii-1'1“! t‘t't:?.~,
21‘ ml "\t'hl .i‘ i .i‘v ._\ ll \0'} Kiwi
L; w it xr >in:.1 ii. :i- r \it It mains
l... ..- ii 1 u. .\ . z m Viil‘l l is one
1:. t". k :H d tv .1. .1 l til" \vi'y iia'c.
V'l l...\t- .Is . =..~ .l \. .i . 13m sainv lll.\Il'
if I. 'i:.i st do ~ v». i: a «Li: lull! :lic
I'Litiv-l il. i'wli Ji'. ' .\~ ”- I i".
“critici- “I“! Hints. :
S 3‘. t,\li:\- sun. 'l‘lu~ s :llt'fllvl‘fi‘;
l‘i-Fl' of slt «a i.t:i l‘c s‘wiitlr ii .i iil’llllij.r
Lit €151" .r’ N ‘ -' . li.‘ sti'ilik-
llil. . av lv :i-l i» in v st. lll‘ l1. l\\l‘tll th-
‘U‘: in ll... ‘c . if :i» it"act 'l'i'.
ti? .1 l -:.i:il .l.; . E- .;\I‘.ltl
tli » \il.t'zi 12.. .. l st 1.» la-
ll‘t'ii.
H 1.;V'i, ll‘ \2 l fl‘wlii :irt~«f
sww t iii. k c ll: : i ;. .l. lldll‘ put in
you (an . ' as; n; tr :tiziiuk. stir to
kct-p t~ in {mop ll ivi- \llt‘t il lu‘i'ad
rindy to ivwir it
butt-2r lll thc
tab!
t(l lll
tlg" p at :i luinpiil
luttl-r. stir 1‘1 with it six
alr-Hiifllls i-f dun". i-Irll‘ll ill“ pup i
- put. :i7 luv nimuzir . tlicn dish up. i
(has l’ui-uvi us. «Hod one quart of
S\\ei' in tail ‘t' 'n tau Lat;y chili-c?!
ruminfs of lmlti- l iiv'ii tiii-a‘. \\l!ll :i pi-‘(c '
l
[I
ti‘l)ll‘l‘f the .\i \‘ of it“ t‘L‘f—I ui:c salt
rpm lzll ~a't:. vvlimi mail 41 l s:\ \‘g'l‘i,
\\ lll:l"‘ it‘wl yolks l- - .tn n s ~; II‘JlI‘l)‘. vi rt
1:. ..t. liak» to rntx or tlilrzy minute-s in
. .. 1 ' ‘ b
1I|V|‘lr$“‘l- lnilm, \\ lll‘n lll‘l"
be \‘cry but .
“I‘d :_f‘.\.' .. l\\l‘.lt l-iii ir “ll”
ll lll‘ lJ.ll‘.i-I’
is put .n. Univ h .l! till t:.t- imns. 7-1516
. ' 1
(v13 '1'. i
l) “(U it up <-i.vi t'. urn. — 'l'lil‘fculii-r
dnsp r .‘t a ll“! l ls -: 'lllllll’il. and. as
w.ili wtlwr lll.lt‘ls‘ c'l’t .. arc- .. instant
and ... pronounce l :i to blin l ihc eyes
to 'l.c 133‘ r s:; t‘. ‘l‘lic (lust t‘is. and
law :1. .s«‘ it l‘ivs it i~ t‘~ :.:‘Il ‘1 vs -li-l tllgt'll
pi-t'iiza:.c:.t'_v_ :\i-vi~i' \i:is llit'l“: :i more
"lisliikt‘ll n: ti on. ‘1 h‘ :3 .iil.cr dust r
l'l‘ltl‘lC\ lllllljl'lh‘d'i pl.i c» and Is the
li as: dangerous lllt :l..-d ml in ring statucs
‘lllltl l'“ iitiiigs and :il‘ racial Ulllitlllt‘wlll
tinns wt wall or t"'ll.l i, “will lllt: nntirs
in; anti 1.. actratir‘: luv. but. i tilcss ~u‘i-
pl tin nit-7 bf. tho so"! cloth. which holds
and «an it‘llIOY" li.c r tiny. tlze falling"
cloud sinip’y l‘t‘ tho-1 » its former condi-
ti n.
S i i‘i-'i'1.i- Tm! \ :ui ~.—Tnkc a rllll‘lclt'llt
niiiiibcr of ript- tum :‘ocs and tut a thin
like from the stat}. i-i‘_ etch. Remove
the insides. lining tat-chit nit to break t
I
l
l the inside of the fruit. Press the toniat i
iiilp through tr sine and mix it with a '
it! e licppcr and salt two mini-cs of ham.
prcvhudy cimki-d and tiiw‘y tunic-rd. an
union ihnppcd \‘czv \lllall. twp table-
apininfiils'oi ailinl llrl ail crumbs. a {cw
sprigs of fl‘t‘dI parsley \u-ll washcdmnd
Vlllrcd tinc. ainLa wt ll~licaten egg. .‘lix
thew intrt‘lll'dlli thoroughly togethcr.
and till the touiatuu. with the mixture.
'l‘lnrc tliriu with thr cut side uppermost.
in a baking tin: cover the tops magi sca-
V'aoaul but crumbs. and bake in a brisk ‘
ovcn fur at hum. Scnd a lill‘lt‘ good
brown gravy" to the table in the dish
with them. For > change tho tomatoes
may b: tilled with ay kind of cold meat.
poi'ili y or gammfi cly iaincr-diintl_iiloas~
only scasmicd. l‘rcparrd in this way
they form a must dcl‘c‘ous dclichJ'.' '
-— ‘ w~ . w '——.
Burm‘s Epigram on a Book.
While an ting inn noblemari‘s libtafyi
Robert Burns was nttrartcd by tllt‘ fill“
displuv u! b oks upon its sheli’ensomuch
so in nu i-lugant edition of Shakespeare
that he tcok dawn a volume. only to find
zh-it es idently its owner had nevi-r looked
”H...“ .—_—-—.
into it, for its loaves weru uncut andl
worms were making and havoc among
its pages, whcrcupon the poet. “bus:-
‘it.ri$well as vrrac scrvcd hiin aptly on
all occasionn, wrote upon the fly-leaf the
’ following:
“Through and through the inspimd loaves,
.Yo maggots. make your wLnJiugs;
Mob. raped» bk lordsblp‘s was,
And upon an golden binding" l
A piece ofsole leather tacked on the l
.m: of a squared-ox chine! handle will i
‘ ' at. “confining under the blow: of
;msllet. i
”a... .........
. the growth 0! thc tamc spc its 0. grass
; for skiintiiing and 4 llllrlilttu’ '5 just below
. acidity lii‘cunics appaiciit.
L Culil'nir than to riscin c :ld water. but it
. Will X‘ISi’ mom-r lll culewatt-r. and the ‘
. Inilk “ill kcep s“ t- t lurigt‘l‘.
.pit‘ li a d :«C'
.Ol-taincd in this way cannot be a statc of
- health. a real question arist-s
, bz'ious viands. will dcclarr- for the natu-
a ral modv of ftclng; and. in that vicw.
; u fcc ling yard giavrlcd and Squt with
3 tlic «lifcrcnt kinds of grassez, tlic’i-uu :i ,
. being
.‘rct’ru at pleasure.
'» pcdc their thriving. .
’ the‘r peculiar advantages: anion: others.
"' Aaiiiri'iri'iili.
TOPICS (IF INTEREST TIELA'I‘IYF.
‘IU FARM AND GARDEN.
Grass Laud ~ How Prcpm‘cd.
In our Cil‘t‘rlclfl‘t‘ the best rcsults havc
been obtained with most sorts of artill—
ctal grams up la n i'crtilt- cl .y loam ie<t~
mg upon a llt‘l‘lllt'll“:t‘tt . sub oil. llut.
h-t it be ruucnibcri-d, land can h irdly bv
too rich or too high y manarcd fur
grass-s liidccd. wi~ have found that
not only arc the largest yields ‘nlst lillL'Ll
upa-n such fortilc lands. but llll‘ ctl‘crt
of IllSt‘t'I dcprcdntions is greatly lcssvm-d.
Uf course, conipaiativcly ptlxll‘dtlllrlo‘ Will
grow grass; lint pour lands pmduccpowr
crops i-vcryu licrc. llcttcr. far. couriit-ncc
heft-re the ‘:iud has llt‘i‘lilllt‘ iviipoi crislii-ii
by iniudicimis cropping. Lu! whatever
may be tlic chaiaxtrr of tho soil. p apart-
it an wcll and tlior. iiglily. byplonshing
and harrowing. as for any grain crop.
This is a rulw with scarcely any i-xccp
Il‘ll, and its Vlulzllii‘ll in many ways cx-
plains :i largc proportion of rho anilurcs
tlin: li’avc :ittriiilid tlic altv mptcd cultir
Yaton nl taiin- grassi-s in Kansas—Fri.
12‘. .II. 55:56 ...
chcn I'uiutnin Managing- Milk.
1. T.» makc tht- lilicst~2la\‘ut‘i'd and 5
loum‘st . kccpinq I‘JYItT tlic i'rcam artist 3
un ergo a ripeningr proccss by cvposurc
to thc oxygen of thc :iir whtle it is rising.
The ripe-ring.r is very tardv whcn Ilht
tcmpcraturc is low. .I
‘1. After tlic cica‘ii becomes sour. Lllt‘
more ripcningr thc morc it dcpruciatcs.
'l‘hc sooncr it is thcn skimiiicd and
(‘lllll‘llt‘d the latter. but it should not be
cliurmjd while tun ll('\\’. Tla- 1) st tuiti-
3. (‘rcam makes l'~t-t‘.i'rlu:t'cr to rise i:i
4. 'l'lir dci-pi-r tlw milk is sit llli' lc .s
airingr thi- crcam acts whilc ri lug.
5. Th- di-ptli of sctting should vary
\vi'h tlic tinipvratnriu lower it is
lllt'
tln~ dwpt-r milk may lv.‘ «it: the liigln-r.
. tht- sinillowvr ll shutil l lll‘.
ti. \\ hiln milk is standing for I'Tt'lllll In
‘ risv. tln‘ p irity of the crcmii. and cons/.-
ipit-iitlytlw tiic tlaiu: and kt-cping of
tlic button will be inytrcd if tla- \lll'liti c.
of tlic tft'alll is cvpuswl {Hair to air
IlllH‘ll’IVllllll r tliairth‘ (‘l‘t‘iilll -
2‘. \thn E’Cillll is voldcr ilia‘i Iliv sizrr
run-i 3.: air. it talus up iin-iduu' arl
iinpn ittcs fl’x'lll Illi‘ :izr. \\ lic 2 tla- air
is, told-z that; lll~ iri‘atn. it' tak s “it
moisture and “liltll‘Vt‘l' (“I‘lll't‘s sfliilll il:c
l't'Hlll. ,In the forinxr c'vc lllt‘ «ream
)‘ili‘li-s tlii‘ stitrniin-li' g :i in lllt‘l ltu’
. t‘lt~t‘ llm ~ lit-lps to pztiiiy tli.‘ ctr-.11:
.‘l'liz- s U i ll in < f :i nrca in r s“ "Zlid lil.‘
tl‘l \siial is must dcsirul vliigli st .zuuldv
0!" :JH'Hlt‘st .I‘Ull‘v'l'lil‘ lit l‘ and rifiilliitii‘v ill
llilll‘. ‘I‘Lwi- :iini Ialh :‘ I'r _..r,,_.,.,— .l:‘
S) stctri nf' Falll‘llillg l-‘uwls.
llr. liCIlll‘ tt ‘ayx :.ic Tiling tn hi. .~\~’-
p l‘l‘ lli‘t. finlizi: liu'isi s. at ca v. \\ :iii
nti-liiisy. with cuztli tlo-u‘s \Vtii I'.Il.\"ll.
and capaviou. though to arm «aria . tali-
tw' l.l\' «r thirty fl“ ls. havr always s :r
t'cexlfd bust l‘lic tlu -r may lit: ‘liglitly
litt- ml ilmv n; lilt' llllt‘l' out n t li;iii-_~c.l.
and :ln~ _:_:H‘;itt‘~t 1' t“::i‘.;ll s»- i
Ul'\~'l ‘. i ii.
' i
. antly giaul stand-l l‘ . phi c-lin si- ira‘.
ditla-ri t by 1’s and ultra cl‘. illrf‘i‘l. .‘t
saitlE- rnt numbcrpf thumbs. It-r ltllllt watcr
' and {a rd should lc placed around. tli :t
the stock may frwl with as litt‘m inti-r
rupti ~ll as pix siliic from c all t-lln-r. :inil
pcrt'lii . in thr sauic lll't'lliurvllffll sh. uld lxc
fur: i‘lll d fut tliusv l-iuls “lllill are in-
cliiird to ‘it'l‘th. which fun of them Will
dcsiic .it'tv-r tlicy havc llt‘}fl‘l 'tn latlcn. .
l-iit whit li hclps to kcqp thriii iasy :itzd‘
i'uiiirntml until that pi iiod. In this mod.-
fun ls may lxc f.illt'lltt1 to thy light-d
pris-rvcd in a lii;..'.liy‘
Stalin llscir :Tcsli- lit-in; c Lual in .‘iia‘iiy to.
thc l-zii‘n di or fowl. To sutb r t'attvnim:
. f.»wl to pcrcli is contrary to the gnncral
prawtii-c, since it i« suppo ad to bend and
dcloriii thc breast bonc. but as smizi as
thvy bv onto heavy and indulcnt from
fin-ding {boy will ititlii-r llli'lillt' to rust in
coniincncciiicut of their coopin;r h:s a
' tendency ti accclcratc thc pariod wlicn
they an: inclined to icst on the tlo tr.
It. has always been a favorite maxim
among brcmlcrs tli.t the privatii-n of
light by inclining {owls to a constant
state of rt'posc ~i:.\c3-ptiug whcn movcd
‘ by the appctiti- for fcml, lll'Ollloti‘S ' and.
, at ci-hrntcs nix-shy.
, 8“. though not proiiiotivc of liialth; but
it may pugsibly bi-
as it is no iiiii-stiozi that a statc of obcsEty
\Vllt‘tllt‘l‘
the I'csh of aiiima‘s so ft-d (‘zzli c iinil iii '
tlavor. nutriuu-nt and Solubility that of:
,tlic samc slioi‘ics (ml in a natural way? '
. Vl‘c: uniary and maikct iiiturests may. per
haps. bi: best answet—ad by the plan of
darkncss and cm~o i-uiitini-incnt; but a
{crilcf for his own t.blo. of dclicatc
tustrs, and ambitions of furnbhitig his
board with lllt‘ choir est and» nit-q. salur
open all day for tho fowls to
will have a (lccidcd
pit-forcncc as the n art-st limit» a h to thc
barn door system.
Insccts and animal food also form a
part of the natural dict of poultry. are
iiicdicfnul to them in owcukly siatc. nail
the Want of such food may srvintimes in»
A ll practical and practicable plans have .
and regular profit is rcquired from thcni. 3
thcliest nicthod,wlicthcr for domestic use 3
or sale, isrconstaut high kc‘p from the?
2 beginning. whence they will not only be
; always ":3th for the table with very little I
extra attention. but their flesh will be;
luporior in juicincss and rich flavor to:
those which are fattcncd from a low and ~‘
emaciated state. Fed in this mode. the!
spring ptlllt'ts arepartrcalarlyfine. at the i
same time most nourishing and restora- 3
tlve food.— -32.. York 11mm i
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Farm and Garden Notes. ‘
A good animal should be a heavy
feeder.
If you want to raise “stunts“ keep the l
cab-rs in the patch with the pigs;
Many larmcrs trust too mur-li to luck
and the moon and do too little ”close
l‘guriag. _ >
Never drive a horse fast on a full ;
stomach. Hurry oxguing slow the first. i
few miles. .
A blockhead armed with a saw and
prunin shears is as destructch in an
on ha as a bull in a china store.
‘ It the manger or food box be so foul
as to omit a sour smell from any cause, it
should be carcfully cleaned and valid
with a solution of .soda or potash until
perfectly sweet again.
A man lately curtd thoroughly a balky
horse by simply hitching him In the field
and letting him stay when the load was
till ho got hungry onou to_pull.it
bone. The horse held out thirty-sir
.iiot liab‘u-‘ti injury if not fcd
"“V"l‘U“=1." h-ius'r." 33d 31““ plenty 0‘ 1 they \vill.<‘0ino to nothing till tbc gov»
g criinicnt grants long lcascs and thc indi-
. \‘ldllttl givcs‘way to the company and E
; machinery.
, timc.‘
- t’rui'
. .. ‘ _ tlicm and their pcii to another.
straw, and the iibt-rty of pt’l’r llltigwll thc '
‘iii the country’ from fields.
.tnrii d to the
; dry earth will bc fuun'l an ex client for—
\ .
~
homo. W‘s:
clipping the growing grasscs, lkc the
dutncst c animals: it docs not tour the.
l
gardcu plants or levy taxes on your?
grain.
.scct world.~
tluwcr is in, tired by their prcscucc.
‘ tlrccu smartwced rubbed briskly on
no -k. sidis. and othcr tapascd parts of , . . . .
‘ soldicia: on the other sale is a largo Well.
cows or liorscs will kccp, flies trout at~
tacking iliciii. To bc cllcct nil the rub—
bin: should bc givcn I\Vit e a day, but it
will rrpay this trouble. Stuartwccd can
be found on most farms, and is valuable
cnoiigh for this purpose to cla‘m the
g room it oiczipics.
J. N. l‘ccd. of Jasper. .‘lo , had. 1‘20
which had born dcvnstcd by cliincli
bags. llc pitiwul a tr; 11. ii around the
(”illillCltl, and for t‘ourtccii days haulcd
a log through the trcnvli. and thus savcd
lilC torn. l‘lic liug< tliroiigcd into lllt
t'rciich by millions, btit they m-vcr got
out. The log did the business.
Kev-ping down the woods will not be
the} i iily gain to conic. from thorough
having.
\‘t'lia’i‘d soil at thc surfacc. evaporation
of moisturc will bu prcycutcl duringr tli:
day, while: absorption will go on throng}.-
tlii- night. Artur cvcry heavy rain the
soil of Illt‘ gardvn should be gun's over
with live or rake to pr.-vcnt crusting.
lives differ from the whole in- '
No trrc. shrub. plant or.
.acrcs of corn adjoining a when: field.
1 thc Rajah of the district. to the wretched
i class who work thcm in the most primi-
ill“: fashion. half nakrd. for fear the
l‘y havinga layer of fincly piil- ’
, nlllll‘fi, and rcnscd to plant. them with
i
Tllt‘ Sawinhjrf.‘ Aim/‘11:!“ is right whet.
it says: “Nothing will purify and kccr
7 a stable so frcc trom odors as the frct
~ use of dry caith. ai.d cvcry one kccping
1101\(‘5 or cattlc will find that it pays t(
kci-p it on haul. to be nsel daily.
{cw shovclfuls of caith scattered over
A:
the flror aftcr(“caningywill rcndcr the I
air of the apartment parc and whole»
sonic. " o
It is tlic greiilicst cows. and these art
i always the lust. which arc most up! t;
choki- with fallen fruit. livcn they art
\vhcn
It is ma nly the basic with wliicl.
surreptitiously olvta’ned is swal-
lowed tl at induct-s dangi-r, If a cow it
choking distcnd llt‘!‘ month with some
5 did snbstancc. and thcu with the hand
n‘ltliivc the obstruction.
1 and chatlcr.
I Golconda a dcwrtrd fort. and all that
l
i
'l‘lic raklngs of wheat. oats and ryi;
art- it »t t‘l-lt‘ll worth threshing. at hast
to iiiix'uirli the good grain. As goof r
plan a; any is to ptit those by Illi'lllSL‘th'! :
I‘cwd it .
arid fwd Ill thc straw to fouls.
in :i clcan place and tho cxcrcisc of
s. I‘lllt‘hlxlg :l:t.0‘.l5_[ tnc straw for scattcr
in; grain will kccp the fi-w-Es healthy. In
vhn‘g. grain lit‘.l5 yorgi- lllf‘lll‘f‘lYt's by
03.1!ng too rapidly. 'l‘tiis inav be agnod
way to fatten lllt‘lll. but is. no: the bc‘st
for i-gt: l i'wdartlwti.
Small unripv- pi-tatucs and pvtati) par-
irxgs arc ulna; a nuisain't- to the liOllSt“
w in: -’l‘iicy arc of i grvvn to th:- rows,
lint arc in it {u d) Ill»li\'. In for t. .'I
i::'.\ lit-LII”. and c~'pc.iilly if iinripc; is
poor 3'0 vl for anything. _
iiiaixc vcry la nunni-r food fu. lil‘;8,llllil
\\‘.llI lllt.‘ addztiuzi of a little iimal will
fatten lllr lll rap’illy. ’l'lic potato parings
are much lictti r than thc small putatocs.
'l‘liuri- is morv of thc nutrim- nt of the
potato in and hair the skin than in tlic
t‘t‘Ztlt'I‘.
iil‘
:‘I'. is impo siblc to givc cticnnilacr vuics
{no iiiiirli \Vltlt‘l‘. prm alcd it is warmed
and giwn at owning. so that it will con};
int-v ib~ sv~il during the night. Farly
iii-\t morning I‘<l\I‘l' tlii- surfacc as far as
= rrfiisc. 'l‘iii sc dogs l)”lll1" unshcltci‘ed
dining lllI.lsIlllYlIlt‘F “crc subycct to in-
” ionki‘d tlicv ‘
t
7 deals on t:\'t‘l"_\‘ s'dc; but now it is a \cry
‘ rare thing. as all siipcrtiiious dog-ilcsh is
, ca cd for. ’
\v t with dry rarili to rctaiii evaporation. .
'l‘lic ghatcst point in kccping cucumber
\iiics lll‘i‘tlllt‘fhe is to ki-t-p the
ltll'kt‘d vcry clusi 1y. ’ Uni: ovcr-urnwn
.cui-niiibcr tvil‘. exhaust tlic vinc iiiorctizan
a dust-ii pickic. (‘ut thc fruit olf ratl cr
than lull it oil". This prm cnts lvicaking
tla- fiiiEt art-mid thi- strut. which will
ircuitalvly causr rot.
It is (it-siralilc in kccping pigs in or«
clizirils to liavi- ll.t‘lll'.ln as many lots as
possible. This is espccially true when
sows with liitcrs of pi constituti-
stu k. .‘lovab'i‘ pig: peas. llladt‘ so as to
bc taken apart and put togctlii-r again,
not only accomplish this objc t, but ctr
:llJlt‘ thc owne-r to thoroughly fertilize
ilit‘fcrcnt parts. After the pigs have been
. rcvcnuc falls below a certain fixed sum.
. . dogs can dt‘tl ct one of tlicse spells. and
fruit '
. only rcmcdy is to hold him under
Let us look in on thorn at work hero-
one shadeless morning. twenty minutea‘
walk across the ficlds to a small. flat Sllr»
faa‘ vuvrrx-d with heap!l of pcbbli‘s, lit--
twccti which clustcr huge clumps of
jasmine. whose blossoms heavily scent,
the air. At. the foot of a knoll. gciitlv
sloping. lie basking a few tattered
on the lip of which crcaks o wliccl turned
by four, bollocks. This was mic‘
of the most important diamond
fields in the world. and now
the only suggestion of animation
and enter irisc lies in the creaking of the
wheel and the half a dozen coolies who ‘
trudge backward and forward. carrying
on their heads baskets of rubbish. How
different this from the feverish activity of
Kiniberlcy, the click and clatter of thou-
sands of machincs. the nifriad buckctsf
'l‘hcsc, mines are still let by governiiicnt,or
govcrnor shou‘d imagine t hem prosperous,
and rise in his demands. They dcclni o the
English conquest has irritated the tutclaiy
llcitses of the soil. who have dcsertcd the
prcciaus Stunt‘S: it is the best excuse they
can make for thcir idlvness and ignor-
_ancc. In the Rundelcnnd dzstrict. if the
thc .\lahara_‘ah bclit ads a chef and con-
tiscatcs his goods. llc is cheated all th"
same, but he gets an actual share of one
kind or anoih T. which. without the
making of an occasional examplo.
would doultlcss be denied him. lienares
is the great. market for Inlian stones:-
there, every A pril. is held a fair. where
the merchaiitsonnne of thcm, as far as
wccan discover. older than tivcnty~mcct
This is all that is left of
is left of three and twcnty mines de- .
scribed by 'I‘avernicr. That there are 5
diamonds still in India is vcry sure. but
Ilctwccn the days of thca
great .‘lolliilllllltdlihol‘l, who left 400
pounds \vt-iglzt of pre ions stones, thc
rcsiilt of indiscriminate plundcr. 3rd
1727). whcn the llralil iiiics \vcrc dis~
(tovcrcvl. lllt‘l‘t.‘ wch no ininonds but In
diaa. - -. ('urri.‘.ii’.’.
“The appellation of dug-days. as up»
pliml to August's heatcd tc‘ni" said u
prozniucnt (lt);>f:lnt it-r iccciitly. “proba- ,
lil‘; nrigitiitcd hiii drcds of ywars ago. .
\\ hcu druvcs of dogs were kcpt in Uricn- ‘
ta‘: citics, with tho idca that th- aniiiia‘s
won-a sanitary ric cs~ii'y. as tlicy ion-
suiiicd a larg“ portion of the hunsclii-ld
tons: lli‘dl. which atlccts a caniuc‘s b aiu
virv quickly. and St‘llili hint oll' in‘o a
in:ld sir! of tit. 'l‘li” auiiiiilthczi dashes t
around frantically. iiiakinga great deal l
of noina and atria-tin: considi-iablc nt.~
tvntiun, but usually (lain); no harm what.
evcr. ln years past it was no uacom~
mou sight in l'liilavlclphia for a dog to 5
dart through the i ity, alarming tiic rcsi~ ‘
i
disposal of by the dog-catchers. omit
the c pnppicx that are uaiii .lcstcd are
gciiciallv tliwnglit. somethingof and well 3
i
“A lll'tll who knows anything about t
;
can check it quickly. The animal will E
stick his tail betwccn his legs. whine l
piti-iusly. and act M if ~txrll~d The
.1 by»
. drant, allowing the stream to flow uvcr
: llit‘ llL‘lItI. Illt‘l‘t‘li)‘ Cllg‘lilig {lir- lirain,
.in l
: dog. are linblc to bc littackcd. partied
: lzirly tiuc bred d gs which
brivc bcetl
_ ()\'(‘I'(“t'rll‘(l :inl uvcrlivatel" —71’.}ii.i-t'(l- i
. pin“ 1 134‘ 9:2].
thc ‘
kept Illltlt‘r one true a week or sou-tn ivc
any the thrift of both trccs and pigs is
made it" lain.
C(‘Ollilllt'd. The small pigs miy be given
In thiq‘
, lItolh centipedi- crawling acrols his foot.
(lnly tlic sows llCt‘d be-
ITI‘l‘ rangr to pitk up lallcn fruit until ‘
i, thcy gradually wcan themselves.
In hot weather the droppings of unis
iu‘als contincd in stabli-s fcrnicnt vcry
quickly. and thercfare nbsorbcuts arc
ncc-ssa y, not only tonavc waste
ft-rtilircrsJuit for the (unifort and health
ofnniinnls. Siam-thingr is wanted, not
uncrcly to hold liquid excrement from
waste. but to absorb its odors. Straw
makes good bcddiitg, bit it is nvxt to
Worthless for this purpose. Dry earth
is the- bet :lllSOl‘l‘eilI, and it may bf gut
anywhere on llllll‘lbll‘flvelf‘d roads. and
When rc~
field. as it should be. the
diner. A may thin covering of cartli is
(-l;t)il;_;h. and tiic ninnurc may be 5. raped
. in limps so as to leave a smaller surtat e
to iovcr. (‘ual it lies will answer the
suinc purpose, but arc not so guild as dry
earth.
_.__ _. ____ ..#_
-. Broom-Corn in thc South.
A broom factory in Atlanta, (1a., has
proved a profitable enterprise, although
all the broom corn which it. uses is
rbrought from Chicago, rid. of course.
pays a heavy tall for transportation. The
seed of the plant is being frcely offered
to the farmers of Georgia to induce them
t i try the new crop. and there is equal
. ‘ . rt-ascn for introducing it gcncrnlly into
.that of lcainig poultry to loragc andg
: nhift for themselves. But where a steady 3
South Carolina. .
711 has bvcn re;-ently provel that the
broom ccrn attains an extraordinary
growth in the low country of this State.
The agricultural depirtment should lose
no time in furnishing seed and infant“:-
tion in regard to the cultivation and the
crop in order that. the experiment may
be fully tried next yrar. There is a
market for all of the plant. that will be
grown; it requircs no peculiar knowL
edge or skill to grow it; and if it shall
trove to be as profitable in South Caro~
liua an it is elsewhere. as valuable addition
will be made to our list of farm products.
——Cluirl¢a.‘on News and Courier.
Tlio Immunity of Physicians.
It is a prevalent pro ular impression
that some sic in! pi‘v-vitl]*ucc surrounds
the physician with protrctive agenctcs,
and that. although daily expand to dis-
case in its most malignant forms, he as
caocs when others are. attacked. Dr.
0:31}, of England, finds that while law-
yers die at the rate of - 20. the. clergy at
the rate of 16, the doctors‘ mortalit is
25 per 1,000. In a million adults other
than physicians 16 died of scarlet. fever
ll of diphtheria, and 238 of typhoi
fever: while of an equal number of phy~
siclans. 59 succumbed to scarlet fever, 59
to diphtheria, nndllll to typhoid fever.
Small-pox, on the other hand. claim:
mozc victims among the laity than in the
medical profusion; duo. doubtless, to the
fact. that ph ‘ 3am have maidens con-
fidonco in t oat-iv- inluooco of
vaccination to keep thermal". hamp-
tlbleto the attack: of mallow ,
of ‘
l
, to thcm and found one of than with his
A Tall Story of a Centipede. l
A rouipriiiy of c'iiigrants lial camped
in New Mexico and one night one of the
party, who was sleeping on the ground.
was awakcncd by a peculiar sensation on
his toes. He looked and saw an cnor~
Only a few fcct. from him was the ca, rip-
firc and he could see every fibre of tho
reptile. Knowing its peculiaritie. and
the cll'cct of its sting. ho was 'in a
fen-r of excitement. Afraid to move a
muscle. he dare l not attempt to shake it
ml. After a srcond‘s pause lic reached
under his hcz.d,2_:0t his pistol. and. taking
di-laberatc niiii. tired. It was 81lft‘~.\tl\‘<
ing shot for the man. The ceiitipcde di«
vidcd and dropped on each sidc of his
fort. But hT‘I'I‘ comes the most. rcmirk-
ablu part of thc story. “'itliin an hour
after the shot was tired thc lllt‘lI heard a.
terrible groaning from one ofthcirmulcs
ticd only a few yards away. They went
loft {ore lcg swollen to an immense sizc.
The swclling incrcascdyas did th'~ agony
and groans of the brute. until it died in
about thirty iiiiiiutcs tlicr alter. An cx~
aminatiun was made. and it was discov—
cre.l that the bullet that had severed the
'ccntlpcdo had t‘Iltl‘I't‘d the mule‘s foot
just. above the hoof and inocculatcd it
with the poison from the rcptile.—1bmi’i-
slum: tArS.) Epitaph.
A Rcstaurant Keeper‘s Faith In Man.
This childlike trust in fellow~mcn rc-
minds me of a concern that at ems strangcs
ly out of place in this boodleoiis city. It-
is a restaurant on lower Broadway. Sand-
wiches, pics, calico. fruits. salads, drinks,
plat-ca, knives. etc, ile‘cxpoaed upout-he
outlets that lines the walls of the 1‘31:
room. A big sign tells the visitor to help
himself. Two or three waiters run about
removing dirty dishes and bringing frech
supplies of food. They Will mist the
customer to find what he desires if
a kod to do so, but no one pay: any
attention to how much a man cats or
what it costs. Few articles cost more
than five cents. and when a man has had
his till he goes to the soda fountain,
whom a box of ducks is placed. picks
out. a check that represents tho price of
what he has eaten, and then gives it and
11‘s money to the cashier. The place is
throngcd tom 10 in the forenoou until
3 1-. 31.. on! has a fair run of patronage
at other hours. There seems to be noth~
ing to prcvcit n respectably-dressed man
from eating twenty-five cents Worth and
presenting a twenty or fifteen cent. check.
—Nt{a York Lazar. . . -
lottoes.
For a seamstress—“Be what you scent
to be." '
For the fashionable dressmaker—
”“‘orth overcomes ill will.“ .
For a messenger boy—“He who runs
may read." ‘
For a negro minatrel-—"Tbe bones are
for him who comes late.”
1’ or a lover whose fiancee has a glass
eye— “With all thy false eye love then
still.” . .
For a riding clau— “Every one has his
own particular habit.” .
For-aha: who wishes tolnre out to a
dime museum—‘Two hand: no better
than one."——l.§fo. »
Atockofaoonhoépmkillodintho
Yasmin: valley by lightning.
‘ island.
. largest wcighin: ciglitccu pounds
; with influenza.
; sought cold. which rcat‘tcd iti (‘Oillrlli'—
:nnimal bccamc wtnd-l-rokcn.
gconrparativcly iisclcs: for racing pun
Hotropolls.
A New York letter to tho Cincinnnt.
E‘uqiu‘rer says: The genealogical record
of some of the first fIllllllt s is threatened
by an exposure which may make some
wince. but. no t:uo American will be
ashamed of an humble origin. In fact
there is but little room for hunting
among the’ New York millinnain‘s. Pc~
tcr (lilscy began as a journcyuian piano-
forte maker, and the founder of (‘oopcr
institute first appeari in tho dircctory as
“Peter Cooper, machinist." Tho Bre-
voorts were market gardeners. Alder-
man t‘armnn, who left. a round million.
was a houxe carpetitcr. A. '1‘. Stewart
began by t‘flCllifl a small school. The
millionaire \‘ermilycs were the sons of n
sexton of a downtown church. (‘yrus
\V. Ficldfilrst opened hate as a dealer in
rags. Lawyer Hummcl began as an or
rand boy in the same ofiice in whi. h be
is now partner. William Libbey, for-
merly of A T. Stewart it» 00.. and nowla
retired millionaire. was the son of a New-
hurgli carpenter.
The first Astor that came to Amcrica
was a butclzcr and had a stall in Fly mnr- ?
kct. Rufus Story. who is now thc uiil-
lotiaiie veteran of Front street, began
here anti hard-worki-d boy in aclicap
gror ery.
was doiii'g remarkably WCII when he pcd~
dlcd maps in Delaware county. Render.
it. will not do to dispute the day of small
things. “'hy, oven the Spatlords wcrc
she-makers, the Stirvenses kept tavern,
and the Wolfes can be tract-d back to a
gin-mill. Let the genealogical fiend do
his worst. he will still find that wealth.
like charity, covers a mu titndc of sins.
Gunning For flares.
A Norwich .i(‘onn.i h ttcr to the Now
York Sun says: The l‘isher‘s Island Hun
(lab and the Westminster h'cnncl ( lab 3
.of .\'cw
York stocked Fisher‘s Island
with loiig—lcggcd English harcs a year or
more ago. and the hares thrived Won
dcrt‘ully. Thirc are no trccq
and they
hollows 1 ct ivcrii the hills. 'l‘hcnce Illt‘y
emerge into the cultivated fields and
gobble up the young trips. When a
man tomes near them they gallop across
the hills. bounding like kziIgaroos over
obstructions. and gi-t into their r‘triats.
lt is as ditlicult to iatch one as it is to
overtake the wind. -
They have licciiine a grcat nuisance to
the farmcrs. and III“ city sportsmrn have
come up frim Xi-w Yuk to hunt them.
The club men have brought along dogs
wlwsu legs arc longi-r cvcu than Illt'
linz‘cs‘ arc, and d .ily there is wild sport
on the bland. The hounds pcnctratc
1 into the tli‘ckct< and drivc the gnmc out.
land thn- hunters shoot the
.thcv are carecrin;r through the air in
‘ .
hares while
thwir astonishing jumps. I: is not easy
Jay Gould was it curly» life a ,
clerk in acountry storc, and felt that he i
.. .....~ 4
l
on the i
find cuvorts in the f
: almost impenetrable shrub ctirptcs in thc
toliit a Law in full spring. the pr." =
Yunnan c combining thc lini- polnts of
both bird shunting an l fut hunting. and
§ the sportsmen waste a grcat many shots
3n the Atlantic Uccan.
. :aunot git ofl' tlic island. the chancw of
lnt as the hnrcs
our oncr started for rs. apc arc limitc l.
this medicine.
Sonic big harcs hive bccn tnkcn. thc ;
Tlic
Ipurtmen hunt in the fall for prizcs, thc
~lirst premium bsing $3.000 to the man
. who bajs thc. urcatcst tiuinbcr of lllll't‘s.
’I‘hc‘dog that docs the bust field Work
gets $2.30. ‘
._._—.__.__.
A Patent \Vlndplpc for a Valuable
Home.
Tlicrc is n curiosity in hurseficsh at it
livery stablc' in Cincinnati. It in “'il
Heath. the famous trotting horse. which
brra‘brs through a
wiiidpipc. The 0 era ‘un was performed
by Dr. L. A. An. erson. a veterinary sur~
; goon. at tho Fair Grounds in Carthage.
Sonic t'mi- ago the llOfSt‘ was alllicled
"c was in Texas, and
The
and was
Iit‘ll of lllt‘ musclcs cf the larynx.
poses. He had a rccurd for a milc of
2:21 14, and his owner had won large
sums Will Ileitli was brought to t‘iu-
cinnati. and Dr. Andcrson expressed the
opinion that he could cure him. The
oWncr was afraid to allow the operation
until Anderson had experimented on an
old black. wmd~broken horse of no value.
A small slit two inches in length was cut
in the throat and a silver tube inserted.
The black horse got bettcr immediately.
and then the opsrntion was tried on Will
Heath with pcrfcct succcss. Trachcotomy
is often rcsortcd to in surgery. especially
with children suffering from diphtheria.
After the opcration the horse bccame
easicr and breatlicd fredy through the
Bill. or tube. through which the airc mes
out with in mendous force. If one holds
his hand in front of it he is reminded of
the wind from a blast furnace. The tube
first put in the windpipe was withdrawn.
and a permanent one inserted. 'l‘h-‘s horse
is in pt‘l‘ft‘ t physical condition, cats \\'.-ll
and‘sccnis to be entirely satisfied. lie is
a handsome specimen of equine flesh,
about fifteen hands high. of sorrel color.
and six years old. He is valued at $5,000.
Visions of qunordnflainod Minds.
A St. Louis doctor says to a (Hols—Dem
wrm‘: “l hare had a large experience
in treating gentlemen sutfering front the
effects of alcohol: in other words, ‘the
jims.‘ The popular idea that. all of these
unfortunatcs ‘see sn'akes‘ is a mistake. I
hadonc patient. a man whom I never
suspected of bein§ in any way msthetic.
who lay on his be and struggled against.
9 unto-siting pengg of a nhowcrnflicautl-
fill, fragrant cut flowers constantly pour-
ing upon him from the blue sky that in
his delirium had taken the place of the
smoky ceiling of his little hotel bed-.
room. Another complained that for a
day a brass band had been concealed
near him, which played without cessation
some unpopular ‘popular air.’ A very obese
lawyer, well-known throughout. the State.
once capcrcd int.) my room and informed
mo that he was a “bounding go elle.”
He noted more. like a rhinoceros. and I
vo him the third hypodermic before
i: quieted down sufficiently to take the
carriage to a quiet retreat. For nearly
four days I had a patient who would
read books and couvc Io rationally. ex-
cept at intervals he would Iran on his
elbow and intently watch (and minutely
.d scribe to me) the maneuvers of a large
body of pigmy soldiers on his bedroom
. I have had them write checks by
the hundreds, and for largo amounts:
and I have hid them dzclnim in long-
forgottrn latin and Greek. \\ but they
warned Was sleep. If I did not succt-d
in giving it to them, they generally took
the long one in the dark house.
Iowan-in to nor-chant Tallow.
1“. von Keller & Co. successors to Keller &
Ruhl. at‘tho old Cloth House. corner Ann and
“'illlam Sta. Now lurk city. are doing on ex-
tonsi ’usjngu by moons of I to the
Merchant. Tailoring trade dammit - 1: Cat.
ted States. complete smith collections of
thon- “30101:: in season. and to; olving and
aunt! order-o moivod through
Jules. \V out-
tho noun- t
“In! the part} In
“no W
the connotertothotx
In.‘ world: of owl.
Marni a nook.
noon! oda Iovo oar-o
, A loan-I. ‘-
ub.- insertel in thc 7
t
. Specifics o rcrncdy for rach discasc.
' afi'x‘o‘a‘blo lob-a.
tricity was not. Algiers or Cairo. but
Kimberley, with forty~two Brush lights
of 2,000 candle pawer.
Roller skates are being turned into
buttons.
~—-.—-—-———-—
“It In as harmless as it is ott‘ectivc.“ to what
lssald of Red Sui:- Cough t‘urc by Dr. S. K.
Cox. D. 1).. Analytical Chemist, \"nshington.
D. t‘. Priv‘c. 2) ecnts.
Till: Bishop of London in the greatest tea
drinker known in England since the death of
Dr. Johnson.
The virtues of St. Jacotn Oil. as proclaimed
by millions of restored sufferers. should induce
everyone to supply his household with this
great specific. lt conquers pain.
Aixxw Iatstma‘ 03 star dealer has invented
a dredge With which starfish. the route-st eu-
crnteo of the oyster. can be taken rum a
without «light-blazing 95".?"
The parent. sweetest and boot Cod Ltver Oil
in the world. manufactured from fresh, healthy
livers. upon the seashore. It is absolutely pure
and sweet. Patients who havo once taken it.
prefer it to all others. I‘hyucinns have do—
clded it superior to any of tho other ads in
market. Made by Cnswell. Hazard Jr (30.. New
\ork. M , 7 7 77777 ,4 »
Cantu-tn Ham face. pimples and rough
akin cured by using Juniper Tar Soap.mnde y
Caswell, linux11 & Co.) Sew V}‘ork.y_
(‘un (Iona-nuptial: be Cured.
“'o have so often teen total results follow
the-declaration that it. can be cured. that we
have unconsciously settled down in the belief
that this disease must. necessarilrprovo fatal
It is true that. occasionally a community has
witnessed an Isolated cam of what may np~
propriawly be tormcd lgmntancaus recovery.
bulk) whatcombinatiou of favorable circum-
runcos thin malt was due none have hitherto
been found able to dotermino.
“‘e hot e now the gratifying fact to announce
that the pmcoss by which nature oflcctn this
wonderful change is no longer: mystery to
the medical profession. and that the changes
brought about in the system nudcr favorable
citruinstnncos by intrinsic canoes may be
made as certainly and mun- expedltinusly by
the use of the proper remedy. In 0th 71' words.
nature is imitated and tL\5l.~led.
Tuberculous matter is nothm: more or lens
than nourishment imperfectly urgnnizod.
Sow. if we can procure the organization of
(hm food material so that through the proves:
of elective affinity it. may take its place in the’
system. we can cure the discose. This is Just
what Piso's Cure for Consumption does. 'It on
rests at once the progt'iu of the disease by
preventing the further supply of tubcicuous
master. for while the systcm is undcr its influ-
ezn c all nourislzmrnt is llrzfil'llzt‘d no.1 assimi-
lated. It thus controls (Hugh. eapcrtoration.
riicht4w'eatn. hectic tovrr. and all other chars
nctrrisuc symptoms of t ‘onsumpuou.
Many hvsicinns arc imw cum: 1
cine. an on wrl'e that. it unlics fully up to its
rocnmmcndntions and makcst‘oiisumption one
of the discusostbcy can readily cure.
The forming stage of a dustuise is always the
must nus izcious tor trv-ntim-nt. This tout
should it ui‘tl nous L1 rcsort to the u~c of
l’lso‘s (‘ure in ion thc tough lsdllsl n itu rd.
whether it has n consumptive dintlics‘s fonts
cause or not. for this remedy r‘urcs all kmdsuf
tough: with uncqualcd facility and prompt-
:ii-sa. lri couch! from n Slnllll!‘ I'Hld. two or
three doses of the utcdti inc linvc IK‘PH found
sufficient to rcmuvo tlu- trouble. .50 in all dis-
eases of the throat and lunzx Withaymptums
u‘iiuulntitigthnsc nft‘onsnmmion. l'ioo‘s t‘urc
isthc only infallible mint-(tr.
The fol owing lcttcr n-uvmmcridlng I‘isn‘s
(‘nrc {or t‘unsumptinn. is a fa rsample of thc
certificatcs rrccit ct! daily by the propr.etor of
. Annoy. X. \'.. Dec. S. tax-1
I had a tcrrihlr CuIIL‘ll. and two physicians
laid I would iii-vcr not well. Ithon Went torn
drug: ston‘nnd ask-«d for a pond cough m- di~
ciao. The druggist gave me l‘im'st‘urc.and it
has donc inc more good than anything lcvcr
used. I do not beltcvr- l could livc without it.
l.En.\tiR.\ \‘RRMILYEA.
A Remedy for Luul Diseases.
Dr. Rnbt. Newton. late President of the Iii-v
lectic t‘ulloge. of the t‘i'y of .Vn-w York. and
f0 ucrly of t‘tticinna'l. Ohio. \iscd DR. “'1
Harm‘s BAISA.‘ very extensively in liL< prov.
lt‘cc. asmnny of his paticnts. now living and
restore! to health by tho use 0! this invalua~
blc mcdlsimr. can suit-“:3: tcstify. lle n'\\ays
said that so good a rrmesly ought not to bc can-
widcred merely as a patent medicine. but that
it ought. tube proscribed freely by every physi-
cian as a sovereign remedy in all cases of
Lung diseases. ltcurcs consumption and all
pectoral com pining
Ono kind or medicine will not cure all kinds
of discuss. Dr. Klltnor‘s Frustrations an:
Thrynrc
the result of u htll‘rtissful pnicticc since 1559.
(innit (u "1lo dint Put: Ilmghrrnitou. N. Y.
PREVENT crooked boots and blister-ed heels
by wcaring Lyon‘s 1Tfl“}-}.“Wl firtigcaers.
Best. easiest to use and chi-apost. I‘ioo‘a
Remedy for (‘ntarrln Bv druggists.
P C I I a
‘To Itself In many :mpurtam part mini-5.. Hood's
Banana-ills ls dtflcn-nt from and superior to any
other mcdlclne.
Peculiar in cornbtna‘lon. proportion and pmplrl
(ton of lngrrdlenls. Hood‘s Sarsapurttlo WV}!
the full curative value of the best known rem die.
of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar In Its medicinal merit. Flo-(id‘s Sana”.
flltn accomptlihcl cum IIILIII‘HO unknown. .
Peculiar in strength and economy—Hood's son.-
normal: the only m-diclno of whl-h can truly be
ontd. "ILD down-s one dollar." Medicines In larger and
omnltcr tomes require lamrdooen. and do not pro.
ducc a- good rrilults on Roof: Snmportlla.
Peculiar in its "good name at nonafir—thcro is-
more of H-' 0 Us sammrlllo sold In Lowe“; where It
tn made. than of all other bkud purl-erg.
Peculiar In Its phenomcnat record at note: abroad.
noon-or preparation hrs ovcr attaino-J Inch popu
lat-try in so short a time. to sure to get _
Hood’s sarsa pavllla
Sold by all anal-a. Ct; at: for .5. Propore I only
I by C. L 1100!) 2 00.. Apothecarloa. “well. Ian.
__ .-' 09999.93 911° 9919?. ___
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CREAMBM _ g
I have valid two ho!
"a of Hf; Omar
Bottom! maidermy ~
«If cured. 1 My”.
‘20 years from mtarri
and mini-rim! head
ache. and this is It.
fiat remedy that q
funded huffing Iflififl- _ J _
D. 1'. amino». m '
14-h 8!» 0W , Rl
Infant-Inga; and» ‘ V '
Item. by man or at iii-rum: Send for circular.
33:21 350'! 3. lag-PW.-- 0‘13“?! l" 3- . .
h nature.
cannula .....
.
tn ta '23-’2- to
d when w m
Refluoll newt»! tho rainbow.
duooulymodo.ultoalk to four 0 to! an por-
ooulatoight. momma. or a». for '3 couples
Tn ’Q‘Wm’hm romeo! not}: I
u- on
flatworm-mood count: and to tut ordai-
nonuonuu nah paper.
II- BIQEDSOI.
813 Main Street: For! \I out. Tynan.
AXLE
Lilith“...
:1" that tho Genuine. Sold imam
F noun: sagging-t. All “31:01.5:nt
u. M coo
stamptoruotr. \V’. flogclkl-yla-c
M5 BIEGKAI N. n. Y. Icono- an pow.
“$8531.36me
I. MI Period and ao-o'lloohhy. .
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his mom:
Ayn-'3 Arno s‘un is acknowledged to b.
the standard remedy tor fever nod oguo.
Tm: Australian anionic-t are all legictaun‘
against the t‘ti‘iacso.
R I RI R I new
in from one to twontv mtnum. rim-or run to I.-
Iicvt- Path with one x omuzh ap “canon. Sum
(or now “01ch nrrxcrnciatlmz t o pun. the [them
nianc. Mtflddcu. tour-m. (‘ripplorL ervous. New
rnluc; pr unstained unto iiN-m may suffer. RAD
\\ AI 5 BLAH}: RELIEF will anon! 1mm! em
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
DYSENTEBY. ’
Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus.
It will. In a tow mtnnta. when tat-n Internally.
according todlrectlonn. cure Cram )5, 8 ms, Sour
stomach. chrthum. Sick lira che. st: XII-ZR
COMPLAINT. Diarrhu-o. lino-mun, Colic. “'ind t-
lhe Bowen. and all internal pains.
THE TRUE RELIEF.
RADWAT‘S READY RELIEF Is the only "mail-a!
urnt In vogue that will instantly no i pain. It ll~
Agony rollover: and soon cun‘s I!!- acha 'httbet
sick or nervoul. Toothache. Stamina. Ncr'ousnell
and sloo- lessnexx Rheumatism Linn f ’aln:
and W new In the Rack. Spine or Katnoyu. Patna
around the Liver. Nearby. Swelling of [no Julian.
sprains. Bruises. Bites- o-f Insects. and Pain: of all
k ads. RA DWAY‘S READY RELIEF will afford tar
mediatio- on». and Its continued no. for o few days
elect a pcrnent cm.
IAUBIA II ITS VARIOUS HE'S.
FEVER AID acua.
There In not a remedial agent In tho warldmtwfll
cure Fever and Axue and all our: Hal-nous'fig
loll-I, final-let and other l-‘eveu told-J by RADWA!
PILIA) I0 quick an RAD“'AY'S READY RELIII‘.
‘Prlco in: (onto. Sold by Drifting
D R. R A D W A Y-‘S
i'l‘ho only (:cualnel
SARSIPIRILIIII RESOLVEM!
Tho Groat Blood Purifior,
Forcnrr of all chronic dis-rows. Scrotum. Blood
Tntnto. Syphuitict'nmpldnls. I‘muuptlun. Gland»
uinr Illa-«ash fit-cu. (brunt.~ Rheumatism. I-Lrysip-
elas. Klitncy. Bladder and lecr l'omplnlnts. Dvo-
p'pda. ARK-(inns or the Lung: and Throat. purine.
the wood. ri-smrmg hcalth um vigor.
r V w a V V
1 n h :shIx ,
After. {our don' one of the Sammmllan. Wm”
cloornnd beautiful. Pmelvs. lllutchcs. Black spot.
and skin Eniplmu are rrmovev'l ; Sores and Ulcer:
noon cured. l’onunt suffering from Scrof‘ula. Evap-
tn-c Dismcn u' the eye-o. mouth. can. to s. throat
and glands. that h'n‘e acvuuiulaw an sprcad.
either from uncured Ginny“ i-r mercury. ma, ml]
upon a cum If the antmrllllan ll conunucd a
outflclem time to more it: imp-realm: on U: layman
sold by Drugztun. 81 per Bonlo.
6R. hADwAY's MILE
The Great Liver and Sloan}: Romany
For the run of all disorders of the Stomach. L'nr.
Bowcln. Iii-Inc“. Biaaldcr.Xc—r\ nus Uim‘nsea. Luxs.
l Apt-rifle. lbadacnc. (\mti‘cnrsl. lll‘ll..":i!l in. Bil—
iuusncfi. I'r-verJnnanmintron of the Bowrls. Pd-
and all dcrnnzrmcuts (1 thc Internal Viacom Yum
lv veg ‘Illllfi. containing no mercury. minerad or
dgtrtcriuus drugs.
Price 25 cents per box. 3. .l by all druifism
lrsr-nd n lettnr stamp to DB. R \ D)YA \' ‘1:
(1).. 50. 3‘: \\ urn-I street. Sew holds. for
"false and True."
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Book toiling you no: to DB [‘EL‘T and
(‘t‘RE DISEASE to thin valuable nai—
ml. Do not run the rlok of tooth: your Home for
unto! knowledge to cute him. when 254:. will
for o Trenton. Buy one and infnm your
Remodioo for all Home Disco-ea. Plum ahowifi
how to Tell the Age of Borneo. Sent postponi-
is cont-i in mp0.
N. Y. HORSE BOOK (30.,
13: Leonard E-‘L. N. l. 09;.
.- 3“}.3‘ 35:35.-
as: '03 m3
W. L. DOUGLAS
But material. perfect. in. equal: on: :5 or as 3!:
ever; pal: Inrronlcd Take none unloc- stamp:
“ W. L. Imnglns‘ 83 msnoo. annted.“ Conxm.
Button and e. ask
for the \‘I‘. L
82.“. Shce. Same Ilyh‘. .3
Kat these nhocl from deal-
ea. send adore-on postal
card to W. 1.. Douglas.
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NEWARK. I. J.
Io Rope to Oct 0|! W Ines.
Ceto’ou'e I ' Bl‘ Ll Ps8: HALTER.
and BB! I) LE (Io-blood. cannot
be ill med In any bone. Samnl
Bola-r- toany rt of U. a five, . on
mlptoftl. . in banISaAdlory.
ardwarc and Harm-u era.
a
Speclal discount to tho Trade.
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