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.‘VORDS 0F WISDUM.
Everything gool in anran thrives best
‘hctr properly rccagrriled.
The blow from a knife may be easily
cured, not ~o a bi . \ from the tongue.
in this world depends
Hut 9 :ippioc-s
are enabled to in-
on the ullct‘tioiu w ,.
Bplfi‘.
A liif‘ttl who i‘n not iomniand his tem~.
WP!" ‘ll"lll~i n i th :ik of being a man of
linsrnew.
l’niortie. are mote :ritraetEvc tlaii
fli’lhlsilllla. .‘l.l'i\ piron“ will go
further to 3.: :itily :i :zrlldgi' than ‘0 N“
ward J5, inc-Lt
'l'ir i\ lll__' :vt t ,‘wiit for “ll it illi')‘
inglit lie «prim as it r “hit the}
.r~ lii .' li
arf. l'imlt‘; iv .il;--~ ‘l ii.uir by ill" best
r..z'r.i r in. n :li .m rice at his attain
llti Ill
11'1"? is Liv i n Udall fur \\llit‘l) SO
'Ili a prii e i~ paid as knowlcdize m
w. rid. .‘litl : > (lll‘ (‘\lf' lun'riincari
i‘. - ;n it t'\t‘ pt :i'. tux ('\litxl\L‘Of :i
lt.t“l‘ ‘ i: l and a \\.i1!l‘ll‘|l lit'flll.
1’. ’W' . it"s .i .l;‘l.l llll it: to lu- il--'.it'. and
“c M: rn t- ptn tlrm 1,;li a on iii_r lllrlll!‘
oil 1 m \\.i_\' in l, air-n ..!l up -rr it then”:
:inollizi i\.i_\ .m- t 9:.«l .. li lli‘l one. an l it
is u .r i~\\'ll liiiil. ‘iiiil ii -! Liiid‘s, that, We
dig nut tlnd ll ' W .
lie “ll'l tan, 4 ...i lmi le the grive. I”
contain only Ulu‘ l.'.r
.‘lit‘rt‘ics \‘Illllu‘lll ~rrly one hundred pounds
'j l>c pm sent it the s iii in available form
b 'h l‘.t; k up» 1m (‘i-llilllll.(\ll\llill which
1).; l-w n in \"\ : l 1 «id. ti-il rig how ini-
io‘c it tliiui- .r:- ll‘ wild loic or fill
h i " . r- Hm iil‘lil‘ [is lilirlfip
us: t~ .< ._. ii or. or atom Entht.
).~\- -~ l.‘ ' r viii i zit!“ l sp' il‘ fili
:iii : .+:,. .im . int ~», \‘ill sinirri ,y. for
tli ?.'!:: .i2i ‘lr.! .1. id t-lliv lieu"!
wlrgli \‘.'l l- dis-hutghl lo llii
i.‘.~'
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.\ \‘v hits “at story.
\ nu- "ma 1.“ liTn‘khn fit}:
p .l . r u il .3: :2 :i =vl' Ha~\\~:fliii1ll tli~
in i. '_' iisfiWii ;. .liirir :1 \\llil1|llll\
ifux w . tw't ~i ; ..,r.::il root imiorted
lv: ‘3- ~'~:~ “ . ‘l l";lt in, 'l‘lu
/ -r .‘i lit. ' ‘~ o of rile lii'..';§it“ had
lv 2i 'r'lttll l'i‘ n. H l: pp- of ii: ti:
. 'li t~ wi tin I; iv. .. ~ \\ ir.1~‘ rah are
.‘1‘ r llf‘wjllihl ll. 1 ‘l i 1 \Vi‘ifillxl‘vlli i
w desprizii :i': ?.i-r~ wpripi-rs in
Hill" ‘" li‘ -. :‘ ’ti ~l lli: fillJ ll" :tllii
(\.. i." v '\ in" i \\ is :_. 'rrl 'liir-i‘
lLi “Vi". u"
i' l: in law lili'ii iiH'r"
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1
r2. “.11. , 2. ~ i,~::.r l.“ and wide
(mam; lll‘ill’. warn-i to ltir-w “ll‘ll
thv \ [ivhf’ l: > at.“ the lillli .lht‘ldla‘il i
' \l'l it '12“ iml- :zts ha.’
. lr-i izzi': endmg that 1
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... rir .l.e a white
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AG RIC FLTURAL: ' l ifé‘u‘fé‘K-‘a‘fim‘ffi'li°mmi§er§°3for§éillll§
' others. Their likes should be rcapeeted.
‘ ~ ‘ ,7, , . . ‘ If one. takes a little pains and time he
TOl'tll‘(0._ E I‘TW‘R “WT RELA'II\ I“ ; can readilv raise nearly all the trees and
M AND GARDEN.
shrubs he needs by transplanting toa
‘irurs ry patch from ‘the forest ‘when
‘sniall or by buying from the nurseries,
where they are grown from seed very
cheaply.
l‘o not feed a sow that has sucking
Diseases of the Potato.
A correspondent of the (Lu-Jean's '
your/lift. vouched for by the editor as an
$3110“. C‘nims that the diseasesof the:
potato come from the immensi- strain t = ' pigs on too much dry food. silt: should
\\ lricli it has been subjected in thc‘sliape . ha e plenty of sfop, but it should be rich
of gross: feeding, high cultivation; unnatv i and nutritious. A mixture of corn-
ural triatm nt. and all the grci d of the meal. grillllldnafx‘ and uiiddlings reduced
exacting i ultivaior with his dctermina» ‘ to a thin consistency with skim milk is a
tion to have the “last poniid of flesh." good mess.
r . .‘ ‘ . ‘ - \ . l ‘
I‘he v\\llle.l' th nks that if “l “were to , farmers who have sown gypsum 0"
treat in a ~innlar way any other iike_krud . strawberrv plants to promote their vigor
of “"3““‘l’l'3 “1‘“ L" l”"’l““.‘1“3“d by the i have met some disapp intiug results.
b-ulb “' tuber. “Ch fig ”l“ t‘ml': ”3“ “1"“ The gypsum produced so large a growth
(truth, .Or the iiarciss, pretty similar rer of clover that it 1,“an almost in]l)()<S-—
"lib“ ““Uld “'“j‘w- ‘ 1" {Mb all “1;“ ble to keep the rows clean, and in some
“mm” ““31 ““3131; when pressure 15 instances the bed had to be abandoned.
1-. . _. r - our .
I it upon t “m l L 1.1 .“ as “I on ‘ rep Plans should be laid to prepare the
i‘otiito. must, ‘lrm- f‘ltilliL: a free horse to . . .
- . . , ‘ - _l§.{rulllld to be plantel with raspbi 11'le
death, trnallv suci iinrb to its treatment. . . . . .
_ .. . . . , , ,. :or bla -kl.ierries next spring this fall. If
for air ought to be .lllplt‘rsvd with the . .
- ‘ \ ,, . , the crowd is plowed at. anv time after
important li'SsOl'l that, if we break naA . « ' . ~
-_ , . , - , , this and thoronirlilv cultivat. rd about the
titres lawn we ce:t:unl\ shall. sooner or: y . . -" . .. , . b
later l “.0 to pat the porinltv u ieliisc of October. the I'dspld‘rlH-S in: c.
‘ " ., ‘- ~‘ lplairted as soon “.1 frost is out iv out
replt‘iwinu.
.. f . l
r .\ li-rness' e farmer made an npplrhn
,tion of one handful of ground sulphur
and the same of suit t iribout a peek of
‘iislics. mixed together thoroughly, then
1 applied it to the collars of the apple
Value of \\'oml Ashes.
in. a linllvtin recently i~\uml. Dr. ll.
(1 Kidzie. of Mi. lrigan, gives the maun»
rial \‘;.l!lL' {if :isl:c<, as ordinarily found
upon the farm. as follows;
:
l ‘ ‘ i 31‘.‘ ii ............. L") 00 . -
Li “find: ‘1 “TiH' “lam". .. ''''' s“. 4., trees that were b idly affected “'llh the
Stilt wood. unlens lied, per ton , _ , . lit (M borer. llc S i)‘S the remedy killed the
'(r‘o'rn cob, , ” " . 50 “U worms and saved the trees.
1 i n rr ‘ . t ............... .' l - . - _
53f; Susi i“ ran“ 4 j“ : lhc good start that a calf has on rnrlk _
Hard . oat. " .. ii; in the tirst few weeks must be kept at
‘lllt' hundred rounds of ash. srys l‘r.
ch/ie, reprwcnts the mineral matter of
eighty livr l ll>lll‘l< of wheat, ti:lll_\"ii\W(‘
bush-ls of (0TH. or one ton of timothy
hai. l‘ill‘Vt’ll tons of goosbcrricx grapes.
liiavkl-i rail-s, l‘!‘ii‘lll'\ or nppl -\ \vt-uld
ir d pounds of as i. ‘
i-lu-.i‘;e<, plums or rasp
.isi to liav- full lit'\'(‘li")‘lll‘lli.
\\'lllll'l‘ rs lllL‘ tryiiii,r time. but it requires
t‘rs to maintain steady growth.
thing short is sur.~ to lie loss.
.‘\ll_\"
t‘atiiip is one of the most valuable
plants for bees. 'l'lii- flth‘rS art- rich
in honey, and for B"'.(‘i‘:1l niwutlis, (‘uZi‘l'
xiii-Irving with June of «rich year, yi.-ld
Several tons of
of mineral 'Illltllt‘l‘. lint. small as is the
_ amount if ash, it K \r-illinilisprusabtr fur ‘ it freely :it all hours and in every kind
the piolu lion of tlrsc e ops. :l‘ltl mud of “V‘lllli'l‘. A patch may easily" b-r
rain-d fl‘tilll illi‘Wtd‘t‘ii, mwa tlic latttr
before l roiit il-le orliiuitiun i. .p,-~_~'rlil.a ‘pai‘t of summer or ia'ly iii the spring.
Ashes or urine :il coal arc rrx-arlv valui - :
it“\ for manure. The rel-«w of wimd and
Hi itlllti plants of ear) kind are of vii
lir p‘antiirg cabbage. etc., with the
liil-b r, llt‘ sure the soil is prmsed llrinly
1 around and in close (‘outrici with I‘YCT‘V
for manure- ozi t‘\I' y kiri‘d ofrsoLl whirli lilw: 0f their .\ too common
litla been ridudel ~l~y cropp‘rig; bit tlu‘ Wpractieu- is- to nrcrclv close in the soil
greatest lu‘ne i is‘éliown ii; on sandy and i
pnroiis s. is. ’ in these light. sorla crops application of the point of the dll)l|t‘T.
‘ Mi‘r'y kind. but (‘rlirt‘iaily to it cr0p< The plant is llit'r‘elvv left hanging, as it
and with, \\l l he lli’lll life i l»; a ilrewiug \\gr}‘l:ii1'1l_‘rl;[\l~. W W
.if wimil :islli‘s, :llsn lr‘iill ln’cs‘ :llld irilll l). A. J‘.1W\ “f "(What (illtlflcltl. “,0“
lu‘tlllli; 1‘1"“L ililo-‘i-form in irr'r‘mlui-ic" oiici~uw llr
g 7 - .. . A ~ ‘ “~ i -
is very s lt't‘t'hsilli, selilwiii p.34“; aipiien
“in n lllll'thlUi .d ill ila‘ way. He tilts
huts.
11,. fem-“f ”1,5,; l.'.,s_.‘,r‘,,;_
Grape- \dllt“ rl'ulll (‘ullingsn
Ni- kind Ht wood \\ iil lllHl‘i‘ r:i\ii\‘ ui'n'w
lelll the 'e_\c llzilll the gran- Villt‘. l‘or
”NW. r- Zl\'-l‘. tire- r..p ii propagation of rmw
\a' ~ l‘ a \cr-x i‘:i~_\‘ iiiritii r. 'l‘lieniii
sr'l'tfnall lisvs ‘lllL‘li'~ 1r cutting in green
:i \‘c'\‘ eve-d way
liwiiu s, and tli s
l otrt-in in at till) he :iirnidrod.
~imn4r in ill" sirruk- r, :ii.d giving a few
. is in at tho i r.tr.iiri c, stupclic‘ them,
..nd»by tli ‘ time the bee» recover from
tl.- ir' sdpoi‘ tlivy know Nothing iof what
h i\ l'iappi rrcd.
i
l\
\\ ll! :1 \'i i‘
, .. . Wl‘ilt‘ circulation of sap, sav~> the New
lvlll :i.i llll‘ lliilllilv‘ ‘
. , “l l ) ‘ ,.. l “(M WM‘NWV ”f. “It ll:lllll'\l\l!(‘ Hi 1‘; is like the cirtula
7“” H‘ l“ \"l ‘ 1“» ”3“ ll “ ”' tiori of the lilo d in the human lady
_i:iki ii and Illtlil‘gll bird» or Mr»
.llic timing".
rely t iiiir: ly on the siirgicwvc llll‘llli‘il.
‘l ll iw z~ r'i l «ll
.. t‘..- t t‘.if~ flr‘rll iliisi-l
‘ A.\ 3:71“ iii ‘ l t‘l r
-i " 1” k: “\\.l'|i_‘l
. ,t -. . :
. : i-ii 1. .rr'oa), which
I it i~ only its d. it: fart. tor new \Hrllelii"
tii.:.:s set iii the “l't‘ll ground
when the l-lo- d is started from the stony
:iili. whi re it i» tiiide. If this lrlv'od
striped before it rca'hi-a the lungs lllt'
bi. od lIi'tt'lllt’S poisoned and I‘l‘lhi'lt‘t“
iiEscuse. so with the potato vine. in
who h. if the sap be stopped. prodii: cs a
disease Vitiil‘ii iu~t.
.‘l’ll lllll\t‘l_\lllili do llwl
when wu d is s. .u'cc Illl‘l it i~ dc-iialdr to
hit r\ as the \ lid“ a ~rf;l‘l asp .“ililm t H!
slrnu‘d be
pr: pan-d early in tin spring, lcni
No thrifty farmer will permit coarse
least through the first year if the animal
The first '
only lilH'l'Jl feed and comfortable ipiar» 2
“dam-”Inns
How to Blake Coffee.
An English cook writes on this sub.
ject; It. is not good policy to purchase
cofl'ce ready ground. but if it must. be
done the supplies should be small [and
frequent. Any one may test the purity
of ground coffee by shaking a little over
a tumbler of clear, bright, told water.
and leaving it for arr hour or so. I‘ure
eofl'ee communicates its color to writer
slowly. and when the color has been im-
parted the infusion is still bright and
clear, and the color is never deep. But
chicory and other adultcrairts quickly
roduce an Opniillt‘ and dark infusion.
~he difference is so striking that. for or—
dinary purposes a better test is not re-
quired. To p‘re good coffie on the
table dz" is a simple. and inevpcnsiVe
business, but it cannot be done at a penny
a cup, as some folks are in haste to aver.
At for 12.], to 2ft]. per pound a good
cotfee in berry is always obtainable, and
113 pence may at the prrsc it time be con—
sidered a fair family priCe. It is bc‘t to
roa~t and grind as wanted,but. the grind-
in;r is the one important point, because
mound coffee ipirrkly parts with its
aroma, and there is- a great charm in
having it made immediately from the
mill. ln some houses the trouble of grind-
ing" is thought much of, but, as a matter
of fact, it is almost nothing. and a
mill costing only a few shillings will hit
a lifetime. (‘otlee should never be boiled:
it should be made with soft water at
boiling heat. but if hard water must be
usid it should not be made to boil until
‘ wanted, for b uiliii: ring merits its hard
ue«s. A common tall cotter—pot will make
as good toilet; as any patented in: ciiiion.
but n «1171314.»: is a con: i nient thins: as it
produces biiizlit coffee in a few minutes.
rind lllll\ enables us to secure a maximum
of the aroma and di-pense with tlii- us
if any T‘dltl‘i h called "linings." .EYUI‘)
one to iii» taste. we will my- but as care
less people make the (bill e [on strong out
day and too wink the rev. the . llillll'l
Coffee and the boiling writvr should lit
both iiri-asirrcd. and it will rilw ys tzikt
as llllltll as four cups: of w..tcr to make
three - ups of (Hill: -. For the breakfast
table Wthe addition of about one i ighth of
‘ chicory is air improvi run at, but for flu
' dinner table votive should lre liltli
, titnorof the genuine :ir'trc'c
. , l in" of the milk.
round ill" nick of tln» [tllllll by a surface ‘ 5
l
.c with
out chic cry. because it illllls’ the piupiaat
1“” loirrt‘
in \"-fer‘ “tithing deter- proph- from using
it the troirbii~ of grindrir: and the bull—
'l‘he gi filing. how-
ewer. mus! le daze. and it is wally rimli
ing, in! the b din; of t“.e milk can be
' adva :tag wi‘iisl} av riled by rising rwiss
:ifrw drops of i-lr‘rorururui on a ra: or
i litre,
l.\‘
or at most illlt‘t’ eyes in .r pi~ce. The 3 ~ . . , »
lower part iii=i~t in t in on 5.1.13“. ”1 ”h, weeds. l.li‘f1l§. lll‘l'“,\ or bushes a! :5”)
Ettllvi‘r all.” u {up} [he {mum} 'l‘li n hl:.il to gin“ by the roadsrdt ad‘oinriii: ,
ninon- this lowest bud \\ llll :i sharp knife h” “lib “no or two day-u work cacti
~;. tlir~l::::v ‘lzltit
ili v ' li\ mi li-isrrii'<<,,'
it. \ r notion abnrt
lllv . I! -l "1' tillt'r (“ lii‘
t:i'i« ~li i’ .. -\: ltl.ldll,\\llv'l.tl“
to..,~\~ r- r :,.n \li \i’itilrllllll‘
ll l-z i; r :r. W ‘ .tlt vi.f~itl4'tislll(‘l
3hr at :W- w ‘ "tinsurrirpont‘n
‘L mi N ‘ h. :ll\ lilli p i‘i.‘
?. m ‘ lzr'c' :til rii .‘QOH‘
. Wl'i . l tiriila-i found
‘.,i\ \\ll" cananl'v
: iwi :zii-ihii llllfiifill
" \\_,., ~ ”Lilli lllt‘lll fur
" J' " I'M/1.2~
w
11“; ".‘s'l-tl ll‘u‘ l'iiiixi.
l‘; the lrl‘ r2: |\ zi~ \e «it tirnbci‘
and liziti‘ii . ‘ : ‘r‘fi‘ipriwi
nut; Ht x . ‘ bi n. tiw ‘lilllllllll
l ~~ by in 7: u ' c win? i-fii‘sst‘nll
li-- lulu ii ii i. . .\ llrlil~ The
\ stnl‘ iii-l;n.ii- .'v. .1 ilWYElN l"~ll|t‘ltlii
Wu)“ Ul tlii‘ lrr.'- .; 5 till n ii '1: l“.’- l“
nu litli If -H H ‘ 3W" 1 l-iits i f ~tzition
ll iiltlilifl“ :iwl 'v .i .31»‘\E);LI\‘,\EHW‘IH‘ .
. . ‘
(li' l! . :i l‘ ll nu ..l. ii -.Ixii- w. oil prirti
..g i. .i v”, shay. ,u-c- w'slli‘il d ; re
'p,.z~ ul In ;.t i.i'~ *J 3H ‘1‘» cin
uni} i . _ f\';.Ll‘* ‘ p.~~ rucr‘ Wf‘: s
comm) Mew 'lill‘ rim \\.‘ll of
iixii ‘Milt . ‘3 (l
rixt-ne. on imgmm
|'.I ic» of ltw ...:i imuti- :i ‘i-irge item.
'l'li: li l~t’i . :iii'uiia‘ if.lt'l(“l\' is“
Illlli’i'l await: lii t- l ‘.‘i i i 'nll‘ reports
the iiwt Hi trio :2. ‘.'l {\I“ ‘If $33-in
42-1, to in“: . f w it two rm; repairs.
11}er s» ear; iii 5- l‘d‘t ‘ -'!l the 13ml“,
iuio‘fi-in- lea: , . o tin :r :i: l'UlllllllHVll“:
l~ ii,.i my. ._m: i _- . lr'li,3.‘ll,~" m “'iul’l‘ll
nlu‘il
in lh
fi,l'.’il,"". in; .. ..
.iill .l\;.i in:
i,-.-l..;,..
*l\ which appear
-- t‘. ..lril tha‘ on the
in .: rrzc. il‘ d on \Vll:|l’\‘t‘\
plane. \\.i'.ci, 1-. :. will '1 Emul- itcui‘.
fine 1_.iiilv l . :t l"§\ .‘O as.» ”111“
1: win rim of}: um t iie~ of tiiiilier
that xiv disiro} at H Io'c. Tm mere
lu nth-:1 ii‘ ti cw I.a‘!~ iiirikcsit cViiletit'
it a: 'l.i~ legu‘iit .l‘ Min? l G from this
some must he Lilrul at lll:lll\‘ million
an...“ I :5. . . -31.”:«7! .
w -—~
llllllr“\l'-l lamination.
.\«t pro: ('li m lw t-riiniary vaccination
is n. t weaned u it?! :i or the lapse of
-tli;rteen or fuilili' it day‘- that is, a ‘N‘*
Yiul at least l'tgll-li to that re illll'vd for
Sluailpsn toil arm‘- i! has been con»
siilt-ritl of no i t r s_\inpl-«lna of the
(llwll‘l‘ irate biu- : ..r!\.i|i~\ itilcctcd, lint
lll"
a nudlriel l. » llzivian medical
om dent \l. hub , \iililli.‘ tr make such.
idle \‘Eh I lu'il (‘ll I lie liYi'. ll) t,‘\pcrlrlit'llix
on dogs he “4‘ r:ipidly_.~.it :i'atcd tl;c
h‘yhfi’lfl with p .. c -t vu Vlf‘ll‘ bv sercral
fiuua~\i\0 d»; l} irmeiilaliuru with calf
lyn.ph, by w ill‘ li 2am» h-- hm. succeeded
in Lilli can: the \1\‘ rzuizion pitwesa to
cuuiplcti n -\’t.i ii lull' or rive days. This
result law ertal l» xl rim to am“! the d ~
veinpm- at of ~'.l.|-i‘l|"\ in twi-ntvscvxn
persons in whom lu‘ Was quite siire the
dim-as . was iti' :l-.:‘i:i::. while in twelu'
others the dif me has modified to simple
\‘a.lulu.d.
. ‘
ilraniug on this: With a' Hot l‘en;
An ingeniom fitf‘e instrument called
the "h_\;iluly'pl;0!_\p0." or duozc Sinai
bly: lliil pen, 3... been invented. by
rnian- =-f “h i' . drawing< canbt‘ made
I
u ,_ t. or tl.u\s_\Ԥtlli~fallf'u\ with a
waxy onpwitron. which is solid uni
urine“ but hurl &' ordinary t;iiipci':itures.
The pen can Lady-rated by gas or eiec
rtrrcity. and when heated the mute uri-
teriul flows easily from it, setiiiiw sc
quickly ‘0!) th- glass that bros» patching
rand»: none in re rapidlyddmn with an
culinary ion and ink, without risk of
blocking the nigh-3. t‘orrcctinns can
be made with a peiikrrife. Affer tire-
dnwleg h I bten mate. the plate it
etched by floors: acid. and when cozn‘
plate it can lie, either clectrotyped. store i.
typed. med exactly. or applied to In:-
pni pose for Whiih engravel surfaces are
mu rod.
The ( ‘hurWt
h of Home has declared
7 half positively against. cremation.
year for two or ilir e }'i~.ll‘~ with a stout
bush scythe \\ ill cause tin s - irrrpruii‘nbh-
Variciim of \l':_\‘lilllt\l\ to ginr place to
v... as to make a \‘l\ in int. 1.x an- the
flip t‘)l“l\l~l ill llii‘ sullw‘i' wf fl}t svii,
which lllll\l b‘ 13.x ked :vl‘ulliiil the l ~\\e.
‘ li‘“ y”) . loriv. ppm. in 1_M\.‘ \‘zilii ll‘i" :jrasu's. >lul’l the l\\l\ll!>t‘_\lli\‘
thri {Wt “PM“; and run the col :it on. I‘ \\ lll‘l“ llu‘ weeds arid l)|l~l:(‘\ are
“‘3. . ll.r nigh one: a \\;v1\ fl” found and out cvi-zy one of them closi-
kc~p nerds down l larrl curtiiri‘is l” “‘C ground.
si\ in» i 'erl lill‘llt‘\‘ riliilrt it: the row. “l" "~ ii. “lull“. ll‘“ ““‘ilu'lil ”315““
illl\ll\t\'l-\1.\\n “Hal. with ‘1“ 1.,“ if in: ii, says the r“ i J r!‘ >_ is an ad
‘illiiet' tlialldt this time diow nu sigux‘ of head
such inns s the shoot will usually start
1;... M}... n ;. hm, f’l\ii1:|3\l"li‘..l‘rllflli\ \oi'aii- oi \\'llll¢l‘ tl:ill’)lll:{. llc c'ainu
of tin ~e withing-s \\ ill “min-t “50““. that by changing from summer to \\ iriti‘r
rooted plantx‘ by July 2, firm“. ‘1. dairying he has f'lll‘t‘ll the incragc net
no need uf lu int: di~cozir.i‘.:cd :tlH-lll profit ““ forty “NV" “‘0‘“ $15 10 5“” per
llis wint‘r ration
«Cover and ti i otli)‘. \\ ilh equal parts by
meaniri- of wheat bran aud iorn meal.
i-‘ue winter lis milk suddenly shrank
fr 4m 55‘. to 21‘“ pounds, and on ulcer»
taiuin‘r the cause he found that late had
been subsritu‘ed for early cut hay.
putii 3.: forth a shoot. l'nil i rrc up and
y tu will find the bottom \‘ill/li‘ll‘l‘il and
line, white, tlii‘iiid like roots from it. in
from the lye below the surfaio. W hi re
the t‘rsl eye ~t .ris and grows the one be
low it also glows. lii tlrc full or next
spriiw one of these sprouts Illllsl be cut f
oil. and the other trimmed down to a:
siuuli' \yc. liy this liar-thud farmer" and
oilrers can l:t\ll)' and L‘llt‘vtll)‘ supply
llll‘lllM Ives with as unity grape viiics as
they \\i~lr, and i‘i‘t‘r the lust \‘iifcticsu
Four tiuh~ of all tlitagrai-cvine growth
of 'llie previous sum-n must b- cut off
this in l iii-\t spring, and it can
rs tally l 0 had fo.‘ nothing. A few very
hardwvo-del and close-jointed .urapc.
\ires do not root easily. liurnvlan and 5
Delaware are samples of these: but it is
only izcci‘sary to takc a little longer ctit~
tin: and plant at an angfe of fi‘f‘ly'flvv
degrees in tiic ground. This will keep
the b ttotu \‘l._lllt‘ cutting» within riacli
0f the air and "warmth. No manure is
necessary: in fan t. it is p- sitix'rly hurt-
firl. lts heating forces the buds tor
rapidly, and may causetlre bottom of the
cutting to rot, iiislvnd of patting forth
tut-ls.~ ('Ail'frriliur‘. .
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Victims of Mormon.
Another story of the b autiful ctTcrts
of fa :llli‘l‘lll a~ d iuoii'stiatcd by the
put lice of Mormon belief court-s now
. ii) in a lion e on the State ron l. where
m1" iuly a young lady,the last of a family
of eight \hildi‘cn. died a horrible death
from diphtheria. for which no relief was
attempted other thin the anointing and
muninn-ry whit h the blind faith of these.
cranks 'pr' scribea (me by one this large
circle of ilr'ltlrcn have died from the
:tlls‘t'RVK‘. and it is th~- proud b ithl of this
'fauiily thai a doctor was never within
the liouseho‘d. The last one had reached
tic a:.e of tiehtcen years, and the fell
ili~casc worked slowly against the resist
iiuce of a strong can titiition which.
_ aided by rncdii-‘al skill.would'likcly have
‘ triumph d au~l the girl‘s lifcbecn saved.
lnii the Mormon rites and b nicf must be
obeyed. and so by degrees'the destroyer
i took the yuan: life by a lingering: pro-
;t‘Cs<. As the last struggle
agony of the poor girl was something
. terrible to witness. In her anguish she
‘ tore her hair from her head and sought
. . ‘ lto thmw herself from her bed. and the
T1” ought [WEN 1'“ “5“] “-l marking 2 combined strength of several persons
“WEI“ ll lines into a hard lump. “hi ‘1‘ ‘ was required to keep her upon the couch.
lllllSI lh‘ cut Off lt)‘ hand bi‘fOTl} the \VOOl ill Wfluy other (ioynnulnhy tlIOSC TCSPOH-
' n i .i’. . , _ . .
" "““l‘ml‘N‘c‘L sible for the death could be made an—
iig‘
l"ill‘lli and (far-den Notes.
An application of lye will restore to
rt ugh trunks' and bunnies- of orchard
trees their original smoothness
"in c \‘Hll ever observed how much one
taslydookin .' wt ll painted structure be i
side the hose, e en if it be only the,
}:\.i.‘lllt;\l‘;\‘:ll0.l\t. .iudsio tln. ..ppcarante of i What "‘6 Panama Canal Cos“.
Tuberculosis is now admitted to be: If the l‘_aua:ii:t.(‘annl is 0.?“ finished
Conlllllltiit‘dlt‘d thrillgh milk. and so is , “i all. “5”“ “mt inhuman hie alone, as
milk sickness. Uther spe ies of bacil~ ”“11 “3 m m ‘92?" the price 0f runny a
lius have been dvtt‘clt‘d in milk under , war. 7]“ “ddm‘m to the slaughter ‘3‘
the niitrosco; e. . 3 the laborers by “the’ sword of the ole
A retiredv co'isidered inate ‘they kill each other as a daily
_ . ‘ . ~ ‘ ' . ‘ . . grecreation. 'lhev are principallv natives.
\arions kinds of iirxiet‘ in storel grain: f l~ .30 anqu1-ordint“ t ‘4 r
cousins in plat-in: an open vessel of “ .‘,“m‘,|, “X, 1‘,‘ 1th? .10.“ W en
bisullihiderof ca boa on" to i of the "rain WWWM WWW” ‘ i W mm W“ WW' “WWW
brad-lit H“ . I a Etron of urea on the face. of the globe.
‘ 3‘ ‘ . ngie superintendents go heavrly armed.
llcans. and peas that are to h} heat * and control the laborers at the mouth of
over \Vlnlt‘l‘ may be pul‘ed from thei“ wistol or rifle barrel. There is no capi~
"mm,“ “‘5'“ “5 ”193', '3'.“ H if“ "“ .ta punishment there. and a few hundred
the vrucs the bull‘- wrll sometimes pop dollars will set an imprisonml man free.
'opxn and the seeds b~ lost. try“ axeragc of two murders a day is a
The small mess of milk furnished by 3 modir..t\: biliilltntfi.-lk€r\i§f Fire Press.
one cow mar: be far r‘eher than the5 ’
larger quarts y obtained from anotht-r?
cow, And it is the butter yield that is?
the best test of a cow‘s value. ' “See that man going into the bank.
The greatest kindness you can to do ‘ . there :“ said a verafious~ citizen one day
mung chick is to simply leave it alone 1; “SP “'F‘ek “at“ [camera Street: ‘well.
for the first tweaty~four hours of its exs ‘hes "c“ and getung rrc.rer. Be s got
neglect. ~—S:i_"t 14!“! Tribune.
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satisfat tory for
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Peculiar “ Canned Cora.“
. : ~ ~ : u‘ce a 2 business as there is in
litence. Thire wall be little diflicultv (‘3. ‘ “I!"
~ ~ ' .’ lthis townc—one that makes handmm
. r x i — ~ . I
:vpenented in Eating it to eat after . m o "S d ‘ FEAT.“ 7‘
n F 2 ' ' if)
Dr. Startcvant, ? ”‘3 3:“ York Ex~ \\ hat bus.ness is he Ill:
‘ t Station. can t at mulching - .
thz‘xii‘iightly between the rows of pea: : 2:; :3?“ 12:“; 03:13:11 tog: 1:33;): $3313.
‘51“! It!" “3‘1““ ‘1‘?" fifi 0!! ,‘mme" : sell corn to the great corn state of Iowa.
my EW Pig) 3- 7 M 3° ‘1 but it‘s a fact: The earn a packed in
"01’? at “1 era. 3 ’ . ~ . gentu‘ky whisky, and the flavor of the
,, Animal, lure their recur“ or lad": iiquor isn‘t. hurt a mg by the mixing. a.
“ll peculiariuu 0‘ WW and Sub“! I to them, I couldu t say whether It is
nun ”potions. Micro In feed tamrcdornot”—GWW
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is early cut.
swi-rahle to the law for such criminal,
“no can: com for the Iowa market.
milk, which lillTlllelli'l‘S
by many “(‘llrll‘ztlllfll
fern-d to f5c~li milk
pal-wily, :inl
palates is pze
heated.
Recipe-s.
Sll'l‘E‘! ii l‘oi x’ini \.
tat-ms iiu ii d -r:c; rut a "tap ‘ from the
top of null, stowp out the riiszili- iat’c
fii' y ‘aiul iii-ish Mtly with b .ttci' and
milk. \liirce the nil-iris of your chicken
seasxn \\i'li p ppii and suit, stir
into the pvtaloi's, a id the th'altll yolk
of :in cg; beat in a saucepan until \l i‘y
hot, llll skinx rxplai‘i' the hips and
act in an oven for lllft‘l' lllllilllC‘.
Ie \l i \\ \ RI \\‘.»-llrrlv ill»
lemon“ n; on tart c or 11 n" lumps of lr-‘i:
sugar. stzr illiit‘ into a put of rivn
\
tit"
(‘H‘illll and add i n illyli sugar to s\\'« ctcn. ,
\Vhip the can-nu ivrtli llu‘ juice of uric
lemon, sir iiiii - in one «btlllx‘v of g\ initiru
that has lwvn ‘l:\\“. id in a litzl- nah r.
\\ liv-u thoroughly light ii‘lk‘hl‘ to ta~ti
and pour into a mold and free e.
sencd garnish with preserved fruit.
Dram: h'l s (lull rigmlrdoa quarter of
a pound of dry sifted ll'IIll‘ m.\ one
lu‘dcspmurllll of he lis so finely minced
as to lx- :iiniwst powder. a lllll" salt,
llakc large pi»
( (‘{(‘ili\lf1lll\". .\l:t'ine :llll\0\i‘l:\‘l\ s iirivenf
_ : upvn land purify seri~ibly the a r of the
Jr»! of two!
: tli r
llli’lf‘
‘ ' of lll‘d‘dtll‘i‘.
\\ “('21 E
(fl}l‘:tl!c pc p r at d :i tablmpomftil nt
T i-owdczul sugar. l‘ca’. tlIl'U‘ V133“ “T.“ W
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_~l‘l
light. and add lU tin-tn one biblispouti- »
ful of triushrooiu « ..l\'.il\, the iiizue of two ’
large [Hindi-‘0‘ an a . wp ..; \\;:l‘.l‘i milk.
in the tlonr l\\ d grit“ and fry a
delicate brown. This unit: .iit \\ iii trial“
two \ iuclct‘.
t‘.-i:\ liiiraui t‘orn bread is more
wholesome lllzm hoi rolls for break Wad,
.\l.idciu t‘ris‘ way it is (‘\“='li| at: Half a
= pound of ln.li:in meal, half a port r.l of
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flour, onctcaspooiiful of snlt a M one
talilcspoonful of lurking puwdi‘l‘ rifled
into a bowl. lira! one i once of butter.
one ounce of sugar arid two eggs to-
gether. and add the sifted meal .arnd
flour. Add gradually one pint of milk
for a thin batter and bake in a bot nun.
.‘l‘d .\\‘.\F"‘ t‘ \V:\\.- ~~l'ut in a (ain‘t-pan
‘ one pin! 01' multivcs. half a pint of suear,
butter the size of a small egg and \HM
talil spoon nl of glu‘irine and boil for
twenty minutes. lli‘ll the mixture is
thick. try a few drops in a cup of cold
water. If the dr. p< retain their form
the candy is nearly done; try a few drop
more: if they a e brittle. take off the
:auccpau inimuliatrly, and stir in half a
teas; oonful of cream of tartar, and pour
the mixture into buttered pans. When
it is cool enough pull until it is as white
as desired. lie careful not to boil‘it too
much, Always try the candy at the 1 nd
oftwenly minutes. If favor is wished,
pour the vanilla or lemon or any other
e sence desired on the candy before it
cools.
Guam (‘ons‘ (‘iioonIs—A vegetable
. chowder may be a novelty to some rezid-
eame, the ‘
ers, but it. is a very palatable dish. Rc~
move the lrusks and silk from twelve
larize ears of (‘i‘J‘lLCIlt downward through
the middle of the rows of guiiirs and
scrape out the interior with the back of
a knife; peel and slice two onions and
a qua t of potatoes,aird cut in small (tree
mararnr of a pound of salt pork: fry
the pork and onions in a sauci p .u. take
them out with a skimmer, and put. the
other ingredients into the drippings in
layers, seasoning theta palatably with
salt. and pepper: midway put in the pork
and onions, their the rest of the \‘cges
tables’and more seasoningmnd hot water
enough to stand an inch above their:
cover the sang-pan, and took the chow»
der gently for half an hour after it be
ins to boil. Just before the chowder is
gone scald a plat. of milk .and pour it
over half a pound of milk cr l‘oston
crackers laid in a soup tureen: cover the
tureen for fix c minutes. then see that the
chowder is pa‘atab‘iy seasoned, pour it
into the tnreeu, and serve it: with a plate
Of Crackers.
Longest Railways of the World.
The Faint) Pacific Railroad Company
corrtrols the grenteét ltugth of line of
any i onii any in the world. to wit: 5.62:
miles. The [non l’itcuze Railroad
roper. from Council Blufl', lo .va, to (is.
en. birth. with branches. is 1,831.!-
niiles in length. The Canadian Pacific
has the longest main line in the world,
from Quebec to Ft. Moody. being 3,021
mil» 8 long: with branchm it has a len (11
of 3,934 miles. The Northern Paafic
has a main line of 1.674 miles, from Sir
rior. “’is, to Wallula Junction, \V.
. Its extent of linen owned, leased,
and operated in ASE-3‘ miles. The
Chicago, hiilwaukeo and St. Paul oper-
ate: owned and leased lines to the extent
of 4.801 taileo: the (bingo and North-
western. 3,763.35 milossthu Wabash,
St. Louis and Pacific. 3539.5 miles:
8.41157
the (him Burlington “Quincy.
"scrum saunas? WW
Bees are said to have such an antipathy
to dark-colored ob_'eets that. black chick—
ens- have been stung to death while the
white ()lltfi o!" the same brood were irri-
touched, and a man in a black plug hat
is rarely stung on account of the atten~
tiou the bees give to the hat.
German photographers have succeeded
in ‘ photographing a projectile, in the
cour<e of its flight. and some of these
photographs show the head of condensed
air, which precedes every shot‘. It in said
to be this. “head" which prevents enen
skilfnl rifl men from hitting an empty
’eg: shell when hung on a long: thread.
The air blows the shell out of the way of
the bullet. .
Dr. Laptcliinkski has bien making I
series of experiments u; on dogs. for the
purpose of ascertaining the proper treat-
ment of persons who have been frozen.
He found that of twenty animals treatid
by the method of gradual reSnscita'ion
in a cold room fourteen perished: of
twenty tlziccdat nine in a warm room,
tight died; while twenty put immedi-
ately into a hot hath recovered quickly
and without accident.
The grim force exerted by growing
plants n ay be demonstrated by direct
llltt‘Slll‘CHH'llt. by an arrangement of
liar'nesx and levers, l‘iesidcut Clarke. of
Amherst Agricultural College, made a
growingr squash register a pressure equal
to filollFleld“ of pounds. when finally
the harness broke. .\ trio in a grave-
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Russian Cookery.
A correspondent of the Hartford (‘0!!-
ran’, writing from Moscow. says: “It
in delightful to find a race with the
moral courage to invent dish~s.ofits
own, with names which the Frenchman
cannot understand The Soup. to begin
with. would be incomprehensible to a
Parisian ihef. Two portions of it ‘would
make a suture meal. It is hot. slab
broth, with a large chunk of meat not :i
knuckle-bone) in the middli- of it, invit
ing the knife to cut and Wm. again.
\Vith this succu‘ent dish is served past ry
looking like Yankee 'turnovers.‘ stufi'cd
to the burstingpoint with meat hash.
(‘mipii ttcs and balls of meat“ with deli
: cute sa'rcea vtigurc in almost every din-
yar'd at. llariozer. Germany, las lifted;
more than the
containing: 1“ pt}: cubic feet
inche< a block of stone ‘
There is on exhibition in a jewelry,
store at \Viisl ington a rer'y unique i-lec~
triral little lili‘x't‘.
of the clock is suspended by two Cords.
and the electric apparatus. which is the
n2oti\c powt-r. hangs by a wire in tha-
'l‘iic {auger indica or, ;
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bottom of th' window. 'l’h‘: clot k works .
silcirtly,aiiil it has her n te~tcd and lll‘thL‘s‘ ‘
:.ccur:ite t'ine. .\’o clock work
of any kind attached to the time-
kt‘wlu'“, (Xt‘t‘l'l the hands, which
only each minute.
to keep
is
[ROTC »
The great glacier of Alrka is aid to
lic iuovin;r at
mile per annum toward the sea.
the yan- of a upua t r of a;
The
front |-I‘L'<i'til\ a “hill of ice sorrrw 7:th fee! '
in tliivkucs‘; its breadth v.r'i«s
three to ten inile<, add it is
iiiilex~ long.
from
about 1'." .
.\!mo~t ev'a-ry quarter of air ~
hour hundreds of turn of iv, in large .
blot-ks. fall int-v the sea, which they agi
tatc in the must iii-lent
waves being \ilt’ll as to toss about the
largrst VlF‘t‘l‘ that approach thi- glacier
I as if they were small boats.
The air of the >ca.taken at a unfit dis
illill‘i‘ from land.or i-v- n on tl.e shore and
ii ports whoa th ~ wind biow~ from the
open, is in an :Iilnust pert—c '1 state of pirr
it). .\e:ir contininis the land
drive hrfi re lilt‘lll an :lfltlth-llt re ;.l\\ ays
impure. bur .it i= u kEloinctris iii-m the
coasts this impurity h 1" d.sapi.e:rri d.'l‘l.e
>C| rapidly purities the pi stilt-mild at
|ll-‘\l)li(‘it” of contim lll‘. licui e on ty c1
1-:lllsl‘ of wan r of (‘ ria’ii breadth becomes
manner, the E
winds I
an absolute olista ‘lc to the propagation .
rigivih Winch ti cy traverse.
lll\‘t‘>li;::sliult shows that the limits of
lt‘llllit‘lu‘llu‘ at \\ lt‘u ii men («an wozk de
pends lilurll the length of illcll‘ evpcsnrc.
amount Hf t \ertion they PLt forth,
condition and the nature of tln
atria-sphere.particularly as to it~ degrees
if is stnlol nll‘ll have been
employed on railways at ll” 3 ;iri mini-s, 3,
liudi-r \t-r'y fa\ oralile t I\lhllti0u\.al 12'. 3 ,
and are s ird t i work 0. ct iiu Iii) in the?
stoke hole of tropical \lrJIlit‘rS or 13013.
l'rqfcxxuf' l‘n‘m-is is reported to lime cs
tinizitwl that a tempuatu‘c of 1;“: can
be « ndur'cd \\ lieu th air i\ as dry as pos-
sible, but that men lot 3 Is likely to be
iat..l in an atmosphere sattiratrd with
moisture.“ is alsuconsidrri-d n Haiti that
men uiiruot licooiin‘ ;ic.-i stun ed 'o staid
for any considerable time a higher teni~
p :‘J‘llll‘ t‘ an from 113 3 to lo . : , cvmi
when they l. ep perfc t'y still and are in i
unite pare air.
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Itoiiuiania and the Roniuaiiians.
“hat is now kn vwn as llotiinaida \\ as ~
5 within tliel mils of ancient l‘at la. whine ?
ilrabitants were allieil in origin to the
'l‘hraeians. The Romans con-inch d the
country in NS .\. 1)., held it till ‘1}?- A.
ll , and colonized it, and then gave way
to the Goths. For sevc al ccrittinies this
country was the scene of the sir] 2 es
. between the Hothic. lluniric. Bulgarian
air-l elavic race~—-—who alternately ruled
or w-re Mpcllcd from the country.
These people all left more or less trace .
of their cliaractcrista-s union: the lit)
iuriiiizcd llacians. and thus helped to
foun thit cmnpositt- people, the \\‘al~
lttt‘lh‘. who later controlled the entire
country. 'l‘wo provinces wi-re » now
foiin- d of this Country Moldavia
and “'allavhia. In the eleventh
century the “'allachs were cmn‘crtel to
('lirisiiaiiity. During the In o following
centuries their country was overrun by
the Turks. the Mongols and the Tartars,
wliolclt it so uttcr'y devastated that no
tra‘ e of the natixe population existed
anywhere save in the mountains and for-
rwts. Durin;r the. fourteenth century.
however. the \Vallachs again secured pos-
Iession of the two provinces. and est .b
lislied independent cm ernmeuts. In the
sixteenth century both of these placed
themselves under the protection of the
Portc. reserving: the right to choo<c their
own rulers. This, however, the; lost
some time later. and the Turks governed
them by rulers selectid from the Greek
prin ‘(S of Constantinople, who had no
inttrest in thciountrics beyond enrich-
ing themselves by farming their
revenues. ln 180‘: the Rugsians
wrested from Turkey the r‘ght
of surveillance over the principali-
ties, but they could not secure the
independence they de~ired withoutsno
ccssful'y overthrowing the claim upon
their smereignty made by the Greeks.
In 135* the two principalities were
united under one ruler. under the name
of ltouinania. The people of :11 use prov-
incerx though known to all Western
E. rope as “'allaehs~ called themselves
lfomaai. in consideration of their claim
to aunxtiire of Roman blood in their an-
cestry. A nuinbrr of Roumarrians are
also found in the other Danubiau pro\'~
incea
tioizal gOVi-rnment since 18 ‘6. Its entire
independence was recognized by Turkey
in 1578. The language used by this peo-
pie is composite. bee .use of their mixed
origin. Abaut thrceJonrth-s of their
Words are of Latin origin: the rest. are.
.lcrived from the Greek, Gothic, Slavic,
had Turkish dialects.—Inter- 63mm.
l-pom-t I. Merchant Tail-n.
M. von Keller-a: 00.. successors to Keller ‘5.
Rnhl. It the old Clot}: House. corner Ann Ind
William Stat. New Mark city. are doing an ex-
tensive business by means of {u ishi to the
Merchant 'l‘unormx trade throng out t a I'm.
tcd_ States. complete sampl- collections of
the r “onions In season. and receiving and
uecuti orders received through thalam-
aW MK.» Wasted-Warn t that.“ WW
0 ' 0 A 0 cc to
“raft” parties holding their ”plant-Wat.
“y. pmpetly informed as to It ieh styles
the molertothoirpuuom. elem!
Tutor-h thusphced In a film; to show a
at nylon w
lute y
, Ian.
“was r"
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"()lllllanidhf's had a coastitu-'
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, nights.
- the tour u: Mechanical Enhancer l-.
tier. The conventional 'Joint‘of other
countries-beef. mutton or veal?» is not
wanting, arid the Russians to far accorn~
mndate themselves to our pn-iudiccs as
to give us ckickcn and salad-~bu‘ the
latter. in th "appointing form of
pickled (“.10 ii er, while we :ztc sighing
for a little c isp lettuce. l hat alir- r.“
forgotten tile! ti~h; but the fish
seried out of place. llew it comes th.;d
on llll‘difit. following a meat dish.
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For l liver and tum -,v-. try reis-
dessert, one has the, 1'. air of the semen. .
Just now the straw berry is in its zenith.
They bring us a rosy pile, which we are
evpi cted to eat but of soup plates with
tablespoons. (‘ream is plen:_v, but pow"
dered sugar siiirce. I send for more.
The. water is polite. and goes for it..
\\'hcn he returns I am conscious that he
is looking me hard in the face.
wants to see what manner of
”‘3;
a man it is"
who requires to qualify his sour berries
with so much If sweets Ilc ill; prc
new gaiters
thin my gaitcrs are as rare
in Broadway.
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c‘annvit think of giving l\'\.\‘ lli‘lll twentv
(‘Ozlf‘Ckx‘ to the waiter as a retinal for his 1
tlL-Ssui-ss. For at the tirstn lasx res
. l in complete white. H-li
by a llllli‘ red lord ah nut hi~ w:
‘\‘t'tl H‘
iit where we have just dined he is.
it
shining habit is. u stained by :1 Quit
drop of soup or gravy
b: in whisking pliite< and turn-r» oti ill!
table the moment we were through witl
them.“
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Never Too Old to Learn.
although l.c has
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A (‘hincse stu lent who has reached the
rt"!1\('(‘t.ildc age of ill '. years rec ntly I re
.‘ctitul hinist‘lf heft-1‘03 lrai'ned lludy of
( hinese savans and asketl permission to
lie c\:in:ined.
He was accompanied by
his wife, and two Sons axed LU and 3‘0
years ‘respcct iv. ly.
The other candidates
for degrees who happened to be pre~ent
accostid the c lili‘lllfi.ifl in a inu~t ren
spwctful manner, addrcsdng: him as “t iEd
Master."
lle til-’c ted. however. and irr‘
sisled that they should simply tall him
‘ ‘t'oinrade. "
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A h'rte derrii k.p .‘e tell :
el ~(‘\‘v'r niirrm
at the New
and
only three rlptvlu‘ulhtn\ of St. Jacobs H... al.
the pain and so ellrn: di~ni~pranvd.
.ll'lt'.bll\ T;\P‘v§2ll‘|n.
A MUM. llu- \\ orknmn
i f
. Hm?
l'irl'
spot i v on rig-it‘d
\v tlr Lu‘ in the l‘AIl‘ has \\ t-llt}' truce
were an k :r. [in «warm n.’ scat-n )(‘ilY".
\\V\\‘E MI The train” of liK‘ x-dtlslnith “lit
made the urikin i in;
The “Hut 1I>ffllli\il‘li,:i\
innu- tullnuc i It - :r-Pn.‘ lied >1. .'
by after in! \\ :th throat
tr-nnb;c~, 1'!ti‘c‘.f\\t“hf}'~il\'t' i errts.
lira-\-
(‘Ill.i\i:.lil.l\‘l'.\l_i€ 1\ said to have been first
ri ported in it...
'l'llrbziuc are HM” iii't‘h‘L‘d dr.\ers of cabs :r
‘A‘lidflh.
““‘qu Evin-Q (in!- a...“ Know."
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Among the lit) leId\ of t‘lozli Hound Dollar
Volumes given away by the Rochester l.\‘. Y.
.lmn uda Mural Hi .r to: («Very $1 subwripr u:
totliatcrrat Sqiagc. talent. m—yrar-old weekly
v
tall in? inches, from an to in) pages, bound in
rhilh me:
Law \\'itliuut Law- llaticlson‘s iMeilrea
yer-s. \‘xrzns .: ‘r.
Family (‘3 clope lin.
Farm 1 ‘y i’lniu‘tll‘t.
rarriixr‘ a:.d Mock-
breeder“ Guide.
(‘41.: mon
Poultry Yard.
\Vi-r ld t ‘yvlopedia.
\\ fiat any uric should
know.
.‘in‘l.
People‘s H 'storv
>ei;>e \ utter! 514““.
in
all Nation“.
\\'ar ibotli sdes'.
An) (”it llfiuk and paper one year. postpa‘d .
Refer~ ‘
Sl.l.‘-onl,vl Salisuu-tion guaruitcml.
Ru) \‘l‘sefui Pastimes. i
l’ive Years lit-fore the
of
_ Universal History of
Popular Hi: of I‘ivil .
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\‘H-U‘l)‘ liei n lt‘fih‘ln': just as Hard at my;
1 am beginning to d'scun-r ;
ie-i'c :is f'e'.
In settling my score l
Hrav hair. however caused. is rest ored to it
original ('ulf-l' by Iialls‘o Hair Renewer.
l'rrqms suffer in: from Amie of long
standing will rind asp-cine in Ayer's agile Cure '
Fun invsrm-su, IXIIHELSTIUN. depression of
spirits, general tlrbIl-l\‘.ln their various form
also as a preventwe urn-it leverarid ngue 4
or her nib-rurzttetil h \ i i~.tlic “l“rrro—l’hu‘phol-
bled l-Llixirul Frillsuia.“ made by t 'rLsWell. Hil-
ar-l i\~ (‘o...\'ew ank.nlul sold by all brands“.
is» 1h.- bI-J Inn“; and {or put rents rec-werin‘
in m [H u‘ or othrr so kiicss it has no equal.
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An Editor“: Testimonial.
\. 3|. Vaughan, n~lilnr of the "Greenwich Rtw luv."
Greenwich. u , writes: ‘ Lad January I met with.
very n~vcrc accident. . an ~ed by a runaway bone.
In .mt aluiu 1 I wry klntlrt w‘ll-‘c t'dn-al the wounds.
which turned to "anti n: a mes Lil! found 30th!“
to do me am pilot mix wax YF\‘(HIA‘““!III"d Hznr‘s
Cum-u ‘ Sun; 11:01ng a box. an} It helped ma
uti'uce. and at tin-end of two nr-ulhs 1 “l min-
pii-rely well. II or ih.- i.«-~r s -t-.».~ in Hi" In ~r~~ t. and
lnevrr fall of to‘lliru my Yr ends lib Hi? It and urge
(h. m to use It wli- ni-v» ? in n wt "
W Water Runs DnliiiW
um. and jua: as n xturalLv lite. enemv an i strength
are kained by mini: llmut'sfiarflyanlla. Th -pe:ul
tar tonine. par!) ii and vitrxlitln : qua‘tties of fill!
H1 ‘('l‘!!f!\l rut-dicta ‘ are t» It through-xix: the end”
system. rxp "in: d 5 use. and chin: quick. health
action to on ry organ, "you safis-r frouiiany diseas-
ot the blood. noun-r ii ilisvr er. - r dim ‘ultyavrthbh.
- valur Hi? i ‘. iiood‘.
sand ar lla. i‘e .ktll'l' t.» ‘ Take nu LXI!!!-
“l have taken lie «is Sax-squat“: for .13- pepsi.
:indasa tom: attentive. with the mod: 1» neficm
results. u~ml II (or I‘ht‘ulhflil‘ffi v'lth In.
good effect. l r- r-ard .l I . one of the \er} ia' st fill-
il_v !n~'~i1l‘|llt‘$, aul Would nut \villingly be t\ about
it.“—.\. lld‘l'tilh. l'rn\‘l«ieiw,-. 1:. I.
"l have been ‘1‘“); lion i‘s S rs inrllln fur indtgal-
tiun and livi r trouble. it has ' 'ly bear-uteri ml.
and 1 think it is run) a mod .I Ill-"ll ‘ ne as ei dined."
E. S. i'uktano, ehLe.‘ eagiriecr tire dopt . Month}
ton. Cr.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by n!‘ d'n :gznh. :1: six fa.- 33. Pr"p:i!“ 1 only
2,, c. LHUUUJ i‘).. A:utu$:xl’.u§. Luann. Brim.
I00 Doses One Dollar___.
Lidlrl! Thosf‘ dull
‘ih’d linikS and lustrr
Speak \ (Jinn:- ‘ ' TE
fh‘lnl‘dy («nan l eon
diuons. r-Nh-r-s~ vigor
and \’Illllli)’$lu1rl brings
lack )‘uiithtzzl lxl-mtn
and lu-autv. I’rnggixs.
l’xw-mnd at. '1'. Bdrm nu-
. rtsukr. I: --...t ‘.Y.
I’m-horn rjr unsm-rwd.
mud: to Hen—1h ' Sent 1» rte).
e651”
Agents Wit-rel b—
SELI. Till
Eagle
Steam
Washer.
Men and‘Vomcu 013300.! character-ban nakeblg
maimy at home. EIrIuIiVQ territory guara—
teed. Siuruili- “flasher sent for one wee-.s‘ '
Reruni at our-expense if not satisfactory.
Icon :3 shots in 20 i;.inut.~s,or no sale.
perfect “'nshc—r everinventnl. Sell; (in its on
uterus. \\ illtmsitrvely wash (‘niiars and (“nth
without. rubbing. ('lutlu-s are placed in a hollow
mi “hm-l “hub h‘VUl‘t‘s in a s: lure cover“
- r » team penetrates the g-rzxis, thoroughly
gttrczn Write it (r testiirmni'lls and tent.
G. L. FERRIS. Pau-ntoe.
l ’ I72 (‘uurt it.» H'klvn. SKY.
‘ill
Only
cleansri:
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RS
Bonk rating you how to or; i F- "1‘ t“
t‘l HF. “Ht-1 l; in :hig en's-be od-
muf Do not run the rhk 0! Maine your no se f.
want of knowledge to cure blur. when 35¢. a ;' rm
to! a T1041]? flay one and infarrn
Rcmcd‘eo in. . “one lust-noes. P! re
him to 'i' inir Age of Horton. SOL-t pun. .
2;: era" In lump;
1 N. Y. litiRSF. BOOK co,
i «4 leeulrd 5L. 8 1. GIL
:sr sense
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AWARDED r1351- 1:
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Sample L‘c. “Hui. Hour. (0.. L‘rn. Rochester.
N. Y.
Juneau and left a fur tune or sawui.
\\'¢ Appeal In Experience-
g AT THE “'ORLIIW IZXI‘GSITKIN. hie
p .
w nth-u
Ad \"xli‘? ‘:
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.\ an» Hu 5 abs. Pia‘fom
\ l-porln-t putt-ltd Ill‘RfiVltlluhm
itii‘iiii't in run Wild in: ,“..::
‘ IUFFAlfl Still! OOHPAIY.BUFFALO.I. V.’
ERMAN DICTIONARY
(3‘: l P .\ (i ['3
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A first class f‘l.‘lld‘ti’\l’}' gotten out :3 sun.“
[zin- K1! rllv‘flill’ag. lie study of tin- (Germs.
nxuagv. It cues K!!:llsh “‘nhh- with the
Grrman wuilvflenis tu-l German w-mL-i wlih H! M
uetlmdou-p A wry can"; hawk. sum 3], is a
Blink l'| II. "0| SE. [30’ Leonard Sh. .'.
\ . t ‘u y. not get one of LI: iv book; ny r dun. man.
\four Coldpeda
(you; c' ~. 2... k
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i The Greatest Ciiriosityin llama:
A rrtorrssmsu.t«~gi:arilied recently in Rio '
Tlu‘ “cairn" Recurrent-n l'hntt. apparent-
h iii-ad, “lino [duet-d in \V.l!"? won coup-a to life.
; slit-wing“! mu- tints of tho- mlnbm“. I: to fit pa!
For a long time we steadily refused to pub-d.
lish testimonials. believing that, in the upmion
oi‘ the public generally. the great
majority :
were manufactured to order by ttlzpi‘ilu‘iph d :
parties as a means of disposing of inert wort h- '
less prermratiuns.
' That this view of the case is to a certain ex-
tent true. there can bone doubt.
At last. scieral years ago. we came to the
conclusion that ever)" intelligent person can
readily W
discriminate between spurious and ‘
buns fill-“testimonials. and determined to use '
as adwr'isemeutsn low or the many hundreds :
of unsolicited
siou.
possible in the cum language used by our cur-
resimndcnts. only changing the phrascology,
in some cases. Sn as to until-re.» them into a
smaller space than they would 0: hcrw se occu- .
py. but without in the least exaggrra‘ in; or dc~
stroyim: the meaniuar of the writer‘s.
\\‘care glad to Nt)’ that our final conclusion
was aeorrect one . that a letter recommending
cert‘nteatcs in our “was;
In doing this we published them as nearly as W
an article having true merit [Ends t‘anor with f
the peopde.
’Ihe orig'ual of every testimonial published ‘
which will prove to the tutu: skeptical that
our assertion mad-- above. that only the facts
are given as they appear therein, is true.
But as it would be very incorfl‘cnieul. if not
inumssible. for all of our friend: to call on us
furthat prirllksc. we invite thcsc who doubt
(it there be such». to corrcsrmnd with any of
the parties whose names are signed to our tes-
timonials, and ask them if wehave made any
misstatements. so far as their knowledge ex-
tendgiu this article.
\‘ery respectfully.
l- . 'l‘. HAZELTINE.
Proprietor l’iso‘s (Pure for t ‘onsiunm um
and Plato‘s Remedy for t‘a'nrrh.
“'e vipeud a recent letter. which came to
us entirely unsolicited, with permission to
publish it:
DAXTON. Ohio. Jan. 13. TS‘IB.
You may add my testimony {La to the merits .
a ,
of l‘iso‘s fine for t‘onsnm itiou. I lock
scvm‘o Cold last February. \vaielx settled on my
. by us is on file in our oflice. an inspection of >
. ‘ In uthl‘r words. if we ;
' have not. published their lettem as nearly ver- 3
- batim as possible. i
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lungs. They became nicer-Med and Weresoé
painful that. I had no rest for twodays a: d
: sumptiou. and was wlievvd by the time 1 ha!
': taken hallo? it.
t PALEER
lgot a‘bottle of Plan‘s (‘ure tor Von- ,
Sinccthnt time [line kept 3
l‘iSi-‘S Cure in the house. and use.“ as a pre« ,
venthe. both for lung ironblrs and rump. tor
which I can reeormucnd it asthma beat medicine
lever used: and that is saying a. great deal.
for l have that at least twenty othem beside:
about as man ' phi’s‘cians prescrip as.
[‘1 o‘sCur‘c for-t onsnmption has never faded
to give relief in my funny.
A. J. GRVBB.
~w‘__ , 32:5 izfn 1d SL
So lady should live in perm-lira! fear. and
suffer from the mom serious; rumba-s um .so
often an ‘ear. when Dr. Klimer‘a “()Mrljfl‘l:
FEMALE {EMEDY is certain to prevunt and cure * “
Tumor and (j nice-r there, #
Tm: habit or tannin m-
couectcd Y,iili_lt3:."=“s :ar_it_ “‘3“ Stiffeners.
Consumption
29c.
beds or shoes
N0 Opium in Piso‘s Cure for
Cures when other remedies fail.
WMSQWWTE FEW-Bill
Kwuill MI Perfect and Gag! Healthy.
. __ A”
law
Wm
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day “dz“ Inn to as it sell: in four out of rive ;
tons a! a . 39nd 25c. tor '\ or an (or 7 Sarnpl
vsx‘ll for; our-hr. Lon [alw‘v‘\ by the bi: and in”.
A vrar'i sutm-riruion to one uf six PM‘V“ (
first funonter from such aunts an} to a:
mentioning this paper.
II. BI.ED\‘0E.
313 llnlu Street. Furl \Yorrh. Texan.
I. Rope to Cut 0?! Horses'. lugs
)elow: ; at ‘E(‘ L! I'R‘E‘ II "4T$R
and n R I I) hl‘. (‘onubiled. cum n
be all mud la anv nurse. Siznpt!
flatter lo nnv rt of L‘. & (re-e. on
M‘i'li-qusl. 5.»: t in allfiad tier-.3
H in! wan-and Harness ueahri
Special dam-mum to {as trade.
Send [or Price Li 1
J. 1"; Lllill‘l‘ilplifi‘
«healer. .\. \i .
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IGUBE FIT
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When I ‘3‘; are 1 IlSIV nut‘mumo§m ‘ffim.
tinn- nu then ich (4"!!! rr 3. . r3, ui
23:“)(«11-0. tun- m-ilo the than.” u! FITS. “'1’
uJ'sr o:- FALIJVG sicxxms ; and»; study. I
mat my remedy to an!!! “39'on neg an
other: have failed a no mm for not no. M‘YII'.
cure. Send at once for nuance and: Pm R-xtth of
my infallible rowdy. Orv-o and his: 0km
It co-u you nullitv'fl for l tri-l. and I will cur. on.
AJ~|~CI 1“. II 1:. I" I011 133 Pearl 3:... X3"?! ext.
Pinch Randy tbr Gaunt: to the
Bat. mm to Use. and mic-put.
ecATARRH
Am Rn- (‘otd In the and,
Ignace re. Hay Fever. &c. 51 cent.
Ger-nu Anti-u (‘
nun-run «win the ‘
hut-:2 01-99. 950:!- r‘m'm ntl other! fan. A
"6-! We: no -33: mellfil‘x: ?£;.EWW
2.8..“ heath:- orb .mL 3 a 1 .
. BL. Sf" FIAT. it. D'uul. “I...
at...»
FBAZEH‘XLE
BET IN THE “‘01!“ GREASE
:2" tier. u“.- “ermine. Sold Hreryn’hore.
A new and reliable turnpik-
LAD! tiou of 1.0m Fucking and
Baking “06:315.“. mailed on
mceiyt of 25 cents in stanzas: Address.
(‘50.
_ -. , asuows
:8 -\'- iiqaieg_m-- Balsw~ Md—
Bl ir’s Panama. are terms:
-. - 9‘3! "gastric-«51¢- 59,919,-
Pensiu. tosol'lrent H.111 Seals
0PM"!
I :- Circulars. «‘03.. 1. £1va
HAM. Au‘y. Want-gum, n. 5:.
and Morphine llahlr mm! in il
tum-lays Reru- to my mu rota-rural
mun wt . us. .u \S\t:.wm I. such.
I. 881 day. sampzu wow- .st Fits:
Line: not under the m3 feet. a
Bk: wsnzu'ssxtst: nuv .floimu “catamaran
LLW liliit‘ 82.1.: L r Khan?) a. ram. New“ 3
w «u. B- W. l l-thrflfh z i‘o..£k_\’ct:fld.0.
an ?
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0:31 I'AGDS‘
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
[HEM W .3
In em a. my a! 2:0: Ger-.-
mm "anthem-.2045“?
weru‘f'a'rm arr-fish fi'
. en's. an a u, " ‘
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