' TI 1 E snxrian.
sni Tn Mini-t .-\l.t\. ochiEn 2.
not'srumn Surrnns
_ Furl
If :s u 1.:- t-.l pl .9.
it this.
_ lU Rap .1 lellt‘. 0!
Jaw-ix \\.i‘et‘liuti«l. and we' the ~tnincd
firtii iv. with th b 1‘, re Tlu') 1"“ 1"“
into the \unlt if :m m the slums
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w, 'e nip eh ty removed. If you can»
Lt)! ;; ‘. in .I it. w t\.ll‘ l‘, lllt‘ llt \l bt‘\l
lli::z_f i it so‘ .t en. all \ itittflt'lsiawl Elm-- put
:it. in 4.x”! wt wnttz'. shake it
ll. ..__ _ Zt‘}. . ; it ! .in\vi:i-_: it t.» >“l
l}: p .r . l. H fultl: llI lllt‘ fur
nw lbi» :. a.» ll 21...: '.n~.-- :s .Irtl't llc
\\ t: ' i l '. :.i' :« 1.4 to which
it. - > up lied lltll‘l be
.i:‘ w melt, in fun-
In t .ut ('nru.
l . ant-tub
:;\\:t\' t ' v i.
mturully
: ~>~‘.t‘.0'.ltllt"s intimdvd.
wt to run we itil th‘c
‘» 'vet‘y [-cz'nicinux.‘ "
‘ . :ii l)‘.ll~ll. of soft texture.
ll: i'ltl h 1.- “:10 lltéé‘tl use. The
It istler Jet :l~l nn’ l~e wt to.) ('l‘\"1:"lll
In» t ... Hill in te\ .._,.
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T0 FA“)! AND GARDI‘L'.
, Selecting Seed Conn.
The losses that occur every year from
the cmploym -nt of defective or inferior
;.s ed corn ought to llllpl‘Ow every farmer ;
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illlt‘ ltd:
tit-Ids this selection eun be rcdily and
w ill the necessity of a (awful selet ti«‘ll I
1-: >(‘t'll at time of lltll‘Vt'sllllg the vwl‘v
\\ bile the corn is vet standing ‘.II the
.l‘l‘llt‘lt‘usiy tnndc. but the corn «nice in
s the farmer labia-t under serious
_lll‘zl\l\':llll:lg\“‘. In selecting he‘d touri
point. Should be taken into Cutls‘ltlcrth ‘
=‘t ion
first. call ties.nf'mntnrity: >t“otnl.
lnumber of tut's upon a stalk; third. sn-
vl thc walks, and fottrih. peifcction of
of the curs. like produces llkl‘ )\tlll'
seed us with animals. Une cztnnet ev-E
gpeet t-- prmiu-e a l‘lt‘gv crop of t'ui‘lt
1 when. for instance. live stalkshavegruwn
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in :i fill and but one has borne ltll car.
i H ”1 ‘H ‘ i ‘ i i“. i .m- the}. m“ then tum. r lilltt\\\'lllul. such com is
p t" ' tr ' t . vt. 2n :tit- e it. I‘ll“ ”Vivi“ lul‘ sud.
ii ' " I ‘ K :‘ Elm“: ' l‘i‘N‘m" . Tilt“ btst «ar tor seetirt'orn 14 the one
“ ‘1’" ”if" ’1‘ " l ”i ““ ”“'."“I" tint is tamimm in si e throughout its eu
i" f ‘i' i “by ! ”‘1 \‘ 11““ “NV“ ”9:“! tirerl: lt;‘.ll. with straight lows and with '
w " ‘ if” m“ " 1' l “”l‘ “W?“ 0” ‘1'“ 7 e: a formed grains the entire length. .
l‘ i” ‘ 3 ‘ i l “~f'~‘ r "1*"“"V'.l‘.l“ .\ 't d emu must bw gathered before
“ 7"" il" "l “‘0" 31“” rm” '1‘ “ fret ring, weather and placed wln're it will
L” ‘ “ i "" i I i‘ : "f‘ ‘l‘w’l‘ “"“m'” began i tmu-di lit‘l\ to dr\'.. In the turtle
“ " ’k A": ‘ 'l 3.... ml" "”1 r“ _' l"-‘-l tell «if itltes‘tizis diiing question is
l" V“ , ‘ ' ‘ " ‘ ' " “_"‘l ”33‘” ““1 :tn important one. for it'lhti corn espe
7 ‘ " ‘l H" '\ fi‘ “”‘ j clillv the larger varieties be not sub-
: “l ‘ "m l m”. " ‘1‘“ “I ‘1 :t‘t’l‘:tl to fuzuralile‘ conditions for dry
1 “ ' ‘ ' ‘ i" ‘ "~ l l" “i“ n lug. >o tl:.it the well cunt will b collie
" ‘ “V ‘1 ”' "l” “ h" ‘liiul‘vt'lgl lv cured, t u‘i included. it will
' in Lil" Hui}. . ll‘t‘dll in fiillure through in k of L'L‘l‘lllb
‘ 1 “ i""‘i"f“ “" “if” lidllllL’.‘ lowms. w hilt? if proprriy lured
‘ l ‘ ‘H‘ h, “ "l “l 1“" it \\‘..l sprout and gum un-lvrhllnnst :tny
. _ ( ~ ‘. l he -..tv.‘~ in :~: “u“lni‘“. ‘
i ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘.‘ ‘“" 1‘ “‘1” ‘_ “"5 \luny f .rnit'rs after having' d:ied lltezl'
‘ i . ' ' WI “ ,‘HI‘ ‘ ' V Mei turn slurs it in the lutfs it their
"‘ ‘ \' l l ”‘ “ M 1‘“ “1‘ snmkcimusex in older that it m~iy in come
1:“ i i ‘l i i‘ ‘ ‘ MI 3” r “, ,‘lliiw [H‘l'ttlt‘ttl ~d \v.t‘.i t u- tresi~ole from the
I‘" i 'i" " "“" “ “"‘ 1‘” ‘“ I‘ ‘xtnoke there. and thus edit it prute “on.
when pluittevl. :trfuitist the ill predatinus
‘ , t! i Mi." . .1 . If tltld ‘Iliil't‘. worms and Filllifi‘ll‘, ~~
. .u\ ..w\ . 1.: but: I Itmm. , A: . l;r-. H.. /,_
2‘ t t l . . .- . imebll thipt-f H
~ . it ‘ l’ ”1"?" “ “" ‘b «I lteuu-tly ful' llurse Distemper
v ~ I , , vi - ‘
:l k 1 p” L. ‘ t\lhutflt‘hrnhr ‘\\'ltt‘ll an animal. eptnv‘ down with the
\ . . ‘ . U .‘ “‘1‘“ ”l hum. distunipt'r it should lu‘ l‘illt‘t‘ll in a pint.
.t .L .t t .
»- ' 7 . caulmttlble t‘lll‘lusllrt‘. where there is on
‘ l.“ M \l \ H_ V bl. 1p ‘1 abundance of pure air and ‘\tl::ll_‘_'ll'. The
h v.. ‘ ‘. i J \. -. :l.‘ : _ ”“1 Windows “1‘ litt‘ \l:l.i >ltutlltl lw tun-Pei
i“ n . ”at“ {A 9' ”HI. ._ lulu inc “llll _:i llt‘lllll: of swine kind ticket-p mt
" i . .‘ the tilt“. \\'lllt‘ll are verv :tnnming. t‘\'t'll
i' .- ‘ t‘ ' ill" . til.tt-v.is..~«~ _ - ‘ - .
rd , » ‘ ’ t» :i healthy lllllllltll. Iced up Ill cut
, :‘l‘.l\.\ :ul bran nuisht-s. with :in twin
Xi: .. M ‘ slittill lllt“< . f :ipplt ~ Hl pu‘hdnt‘». Mm]
'“ .i .. i l ‘ illllH" Will prefer the "It'l‘lllt‘l‘. 5mm
l l 1' l ‘ ix. ‘ . :tptil s ‘«=lllt‘llllll'\ app :ir t . have u better
' ll i ‘ ( 1“)“ 7 What than sum-t fruit in crises of ll -
"‘19 ~ » ‘vx 7 , ‘ A’ "* 3‘ ill “‘4‘” tempt \l.t.i:..tn.l.it .tu-i lwgiven with
" 7 . l ' I. "' ‘li "' M “i" «all. in, lzlllillll‘ is one of the l.lll.\i,
l; ‘ ‘ ' «i V V‘ “ ‘1‘“ ““1 null proliub'v the lit Mt \?;ll‘\l.‘|lllt' «if St‘tl‘..t‘-
‘2 z. ‘ ' m' l‘ "A.“"Ki‘fl i' . lllt's ‘tur \ll‘il‘lllll 1'. ill u c dllllllllll‘dllnll
2' ‘ i “1’ '"‘ “'1: ”m in the \\!l|l\’f'~tl j.lt’.-n’-v.x.t!v. Mr. L.
" ‘ if" " l" “-v ””‘f hull u IEi'uutlliva I. well l\l:\|\\ll. tlirmighn‘t! the
l 1 :VI' "V‘l " n’iu ‘ if" ‘ u _'.r\ us the able silp--ii:tte-:ulvli! :uid
“ ‘f‘ ’ ' ‘ ‘ \‘ i“ ”‘ ii’ 1’ ‘N‘ I.” :t it ::t .‘ f the “'ottd-renuwtii '\\'m dburn
" z i “"‘l “‘3‘“ bum. !.e\i:i_-_:tun. Ky. “llt'l‘t' \lntd N.
;' . tee . , n l~.- :tt. ti 1 us, null it l’h"l Hi the lllllilllll'lljltl‘
Ii “‘ ' ,!”' ”“1 “W 3 . of ll.t it .\\t l’t‘ lbl’ttl. in tkvs lllt' ti l‘ w
i""' i - in; luwgtstmih in ll‘t‘ttlill; dist-sniper
I -‘ Wt» ti'ld'ts'rt‘w 'wlll \- “Hive \\v:i'.liti~.ts llxvlll llllt‘t'll to twenty
' ' ’ .1. l l‘ ‘ l ‘l 3‘ i‘ "'-“'-' L'l‘Jllls of «.uintuc :t div. \\ e :jciierully
t‘ . ‘ . A .‘t 1’ . "‘Tlt'l lee tlis mummy nuee :i d iy. but when
~. “All! tax! lu‘m‘tl :ml llt' it er is h 2b give
"A ~ " " :t’m‘t illl ‘l‘ll grains in l\ c it tl:l)'.‘ morn
t. -. » ‘ - .1... :in-l night. It the :tiilll‘b .s lllilil.
i . i. t * ' 'l u .e l~.i‘ Will" «l s»- dtiily ll!.l.llll‘tl1>c:l\'1‘
m ' . . 'i has left the system The .ptpiiie :ilitlys
r. . it the level. s u'ls lll" intlunie l th‘tmt :md
'5. w til i- an e\t client to re. So fa. it has Clltt‘tl
* ~ ‘. x j ...l ii in ltd tvtry ewe \\t' ilt\t' llilil. which. til lllt'
t\i w \\ ‘- l~\~‘ ll '1 ‘ i‘l“ prev nt lllllt‘. numbers n it less ill n lint,
‘i. r. .t . -‘ ., ‘ 'H “Vi: Ni 5 3‘ :ilml‘ Ill lllx‘ vii") ~p' ll; \\c ital st~\t~1‘.ll vary
.9. : .1 . d. . ‘* . t‘ ‘tnvw with _\ v. re laws that 1mm sure we should
~ .:~ 1' «l .. ‘ n ‘- .tt r. I ll‘lYt‘ lost lizi-l it not been for the Igtiisiinc.
i; \l -. Y‘..'..k {by gin-v 'l‘ll-s . wereye nliu-gs and \\'t'1::l'\4‘ twenty
l ; ~ .-. :.. \ t,;...\n~.zi.i- . Lil'1l i; :it a d we l\\irc :i dzty. Hider
.: ‘~ . ' Iliue tlt vi ll~l“t‘~ trlu bun- thirty grains at :t dose;
‘p v , . _ . 1.. .w. .p.i.. t'iurnin;r and night. making sixty grains
.3 .._. -. . :33 :.~,. pi, and \lttli-. \\ lit never ft'.t"l‘ «-\i~ts \lt nu :tnl
E. , . ' - 1: '. vs my (l ».-s in il‘s systcnmm mutter from wllnl cauw.
t. v .‘ “a; x... ilr- use «pti :ine ft‘e *ly. lt is ultn vi a »p (filii
;. . .t n. ‘ . xiv w! the for l‘lllLf fever. or pntuntziniu. when
bu ‘3 . .. .3 .1. .1, l“.lt4_ft'»li :nlzninlstwrnl in reason. I lttV‘ Mind
by . .1 _ in: .t “1., twn eves of lot-k3.n\_\' iii. .Slll‘lvllllLIS
.ut uh. ~ v .ttpmrivrtf :tn with quinine and nltwphnl. twenty
int 1-. t »‘ .1 (ll‘. t, pit ti» dumps of the luttcrtu-a dese.‘ .“e are
~ :‘ te vlun- tllt'lll not pm'tit llitll‘ to weigh the tlllllllllt‘.
I. nut lw lt|t|l1«>f . guess :it a dose. put it in :i sp'mn.
1 wk ': .‘l .1. little brown i the :ininiul’s tongue tis'de “About ele
. 0.. \zitin; its hold. insert the spoon in ts
t. » .. \\ v' .t \\t-‘l whisk lwu mouth, turn it (her and wipe on the
.- . t l. ~ :l twin and sIJ' to tongue. as it is withdrawn from the
ti. n t -. it .- - b .tter. w Lill'il must mouth. It is t‘:l~ll_\' administerel in this:
|. t. ,1. 3 . . ... .» ;..l.l llln't‘ .tuneet minuer. and the :lllllllillgx'1\‘ll :ill. lt’;
f if . .1 w-i “.5”- t_: ilvi-iliv. rind is petft-ctly suft‘. zind flit-21‘ is little if {my
max t. ll ‘ ’ ;. : butter: :1 billvingr g d: .5? in giVlth to x will b. Iliuve used
sl. ' i - :t :t it uxpt'onfu‘. of the ' tltlllllllt‘ lkttr or live years. and always
l. ~ mitt: n spit-.- be 3 with go nl res‘ilts.” quinine cun b..- ott—
tw l ;. .v 3 ;. H...‘ ”\t'tl. watt-E . l‘llllt‘tl of any druggist. and ill gettingr :l
t .- t= ~ . . :- ' ,. wi \l’l't"l huff dune-r1. supply we wnuid n-etunnti-inl having it
I ‘ '2': \i.p . . ti rs .n-l put in a pit npiu pond of twenty grains en 'li;‘
i.. il ! pit t .- of wood then if thirty gr ..n doles ure wanted for
9‘ . .. ;:. ... . -, y l :t‘.' them in. a grown :tn‘m d. lle time powders, in.
tl‘. ‘ ~ ‘. Before srrvr \Idc one up: l1} and odd ll to the other
I g r ‘. ‘ .l. b it :t \p..ont'nl of two. or if titiccn-u'ruiti doses are wanted
‘; . E v‘ . i ' t‘:n]_ um till up ’ fora \\'t‘ttlllltt;{. tuke nine fourth. :is near
it. p .. i. i . . . us elm be estunu "ll, from each of 1 .ese‘
i , ' M“ r f. powde s. :lnd pl. \‘L‘ Illt‘ three portions in
Ltt‘n ..‘. the Hair. 3 u ptl or by itwlf. This will give ft ur'
,\ a :lx ". i . i ll. l' phi ill §t<‘f‘l‘l-x t powder.\ of tiftt‘en lira-us cucb. diceuro
tl.:.‘ :.' . ‘ ' . :tzttl stimu :ttiou it lid to get the pare :trticle._ _lt is an ex~
(.1 t' v t. .1.- w i. .i .:<l bush is the pensive drug. and when it ls o‘feted at
t'lwlt- r 1w tam-zit ..-, :lu- :2 .ii'. Milling; is . at low prtee is pretty sure to have been!
inw- .l}.t!\ t ' wit ntitie [‘\l’t‘l'l*‘il(‘t‘ :zdttlterulvd. ~—.Em r I‘-ll4f.'l!ff1l‘ttfv:‘.
:t C in .‘it t ."12 With-s Us. lll'slf'lll‘ : ‘7 *7 ‘— i
turn“. Hibi- -‘. :i .1‘.I ll tir :lLIlt“ lit saying i Farm and "ill‘df‘ll Xi‘lf‘a- .1
__;3_;.~ E x p . .. 1rd brush. iii 100 t. Ducks usmlly bring it higher price in
l‘tilll“. .i"'\ ll‘ d. tr. lil“ll1l‘-'llvt' in the ) IlluF'nt‘l lllttlt 1“th ~ l
L“ 'T‘ T”. .‘ ' :1 l‘ 1” Mimi l” m“ . Do not let foul Weeds go to seed either
littlm. : g. I;\» l: .: tlt‘ br-rkctt .tllltl - in fields or romlsidcs. l
lvru ~e-i in m. lt'. emu tit. and the idea « ‘ , . . . g
m ‘1 ._ inf g; r mng i... this pi'uctito i‘ . llonztwallow the lites to torment you“
Ill‘llhl‘ - ' r ‘1: : 1 Wins f..-t~r thun be- “mm“ If 3"“ 'i‘" help It‘ _ '
[..r .) triple then-fare. should 3 Soft soap is ree-unmended us a remedy
In» .. ‘. ' "s «its "Tit “ark for (‘Il-llt‘l‘Il Ill ('llit‘kt‘lls'.
If you whip the horse for shying you
’ are making thc'hubit wnr~e.
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t. The \Vll‘t‘dll‘lhll‘fi )
in tz-t- at“ “in: ud‘f .l 'l‘liclrtwc ‘llt’.t‘(‘0
i. tlrlll ml fruiu the mute conditions
will. it mike :.n odi- :iry ~~i;t.pl ntitlmit
Inudt g-lcxeaut tn “Nth—‘zlt‘fflfi[1;].11L’tlgf/t:
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The l'u‘t‘tlll Tree. "
Tiif‘pl‘C'l‘il tree is fwuml in unwild
tunic 'n the \m- dx m‘ thvvnnous sections
of tl.e South and “New. It grows tum
Vt!}*.§l.'_{t rim, ltlltl bears yearly many;
llllnill‘i\ uf'ti e l".t‘.u;cd nuts. Though
lit'lc it: no :ill“l.li'rn has lie-n paid to
tines \nlustble 1110i”; C tllinttl‘Jll gl’t'tttiy )
improvi-
larger and improviu: in flavor. ‘ 'I'hc
pecan tro- livw m :1 great age. und con~
tinucs long hob-citing. There is no good
reason why it diou‘ld not be ‘grown ex-
tensively in all parts of the l‘niled
Hates. It is well R‘lnpt‘ d to any kind of
Hist, doing well on rm icy hills and waste
lsn’di There is no nut or fruit tree more
valuable and requiring- so little atten~
tion. The mm always find rcauly sulcat
fancy prit'es. In planting this“ trees the
only object is to obtain good fresh nuts.
In t of [good early Variety. of large
:3 ‘. {mm which to grow the ire-s. If
it is: inferred to let out the. taste, get
heal! 3' trees of a good variety one to
two your: old.—-S"'ffltf{ffé American.
them. th‘ nut growing niitchi
.\ (lust of sulphur while the dew is on i
is said to be cllectivc against. the striped l
’ bug.
trees. and bring their heads into proper‘
shape.
Some ‘ll'l's'OIlS prize charcoal highly as
u prcvt-ntive not cure of Costiveness in
S\\'lllt‘.
Keepimr the pores of farm animals
open is i s eswntiul to their thrift. as
bathing.r is to our health.
A week of exposure to the hot sun
will injure the horse rake, mower and
reaper more than a whole season's use.
Throw a little straw under the tomato
vines, to keep the fruit elem and ground
moist. making much liner fruit. and con-
tinuing‘it longer. 7
. If you wish the pigs to grow feed them
all the grass they cm cut. Don‘t turn
them loose in the clover field. but cut
the gross and throw it over the pen to
them.
Be sure that the ground floor in the
poultry house is enough higher than the
surrounding ground to keep it perfectly
dry. Damp floors are very productive
of disease. 7 =
A few trees. eve'grecns and flowering
shrubsplanted among the hives bet to
remove the toluenéssof the scene. on in
ummer give a grateful shade to the bees
and their keeper. .
The greatest kindness You an do to I
young chick is to simply leave it alone
3 or find a hiding place under the bark of
: o'ughly cooks ll.
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for the first twent-yJour hours of its or
istence. There will be little difficulty
experienced in getting it to out after-
ward. ,
Most of the apples that full before they
are. fully ripe contain worms, and unless I
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fruit in a short time and enter the cmth
the tree. ,
l'se the scales on the farm in order to
more accurately keep an account of all
sales and lilll‘.‘ll‘l.\‘t‘S, us well as the
amount of food allowed. Every meld
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of flesh carefully observed. 1
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In buying pigs for breeding stock the l
best is the. cheapest, though it. co<ts u 1
little more money. The rqasou why
breeders justify themselvet lll saving
runts. is because same mun are thought-
less enough to buy them at :i low price.’
.\ ll small apples and others defective in
form or damaged by worms have tirit‘
best lll'll‘kt‘t-Hll th ‘ farm as food for uni
mais. 1f packed with sound fruit. even
in small proportion. they reduce the
price of all often to th ‘pnint of loss.
lives do not work as Well in :t hive cx~
ptiscd to the sun. In inidduy_\vlie:i very
lint. all work unthe insi.le.sttch :is comlr
building rind storing;r hunt-t. has to be
sihpcnded. Smut times con-ilnmelt duw n,
and the brood dies in the heat of the
sun.
The varnish on C‘tlt‘Tlllt-t‘“ is all“? rained ' u large pin. on the top of which was
bv I'Vlllf—r housed when! :munonm arlscq l smzdl round box to w hieh \\'llS fixed
from burs“ manure tlnr.-in.
It also llllkt‘S the stzilxles healthier for
h irses
a separate bulding.
\Vhtn wood nuts. especially th we of
the beech. are plentiful, much rt-lizinee is
placed on them for curl) fetuliuguf llnfj\.
‘l‘luse nututre vvrv o 13' met lltt' pork
they ntzikc is not 0". lite first quality. It
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Ilut curriuges should be kept in '
. double umbrella.
is soft and fries :iwuy badly unless the .
p'gs :t‘c :lfterwnrtl' fed with c-iru. l‘f'fil)»
:il-ly :i feeding.r of outs or pens dnilv while
running in the wnmls might make the
pa: k much better.
Vlt is :t tllll‘Sl on with sultlt‘ good wheat
growers whether the Il.‘tlllll‘t‘ should
be :ippliol byfure the lir‘t plow"
in}; or afterward. but Ill‘ pt‘vvnilitig ton-
dent'y is toward ltllHVlllL: first lllk'll to
CURIOUS Cl.
Ocrsg
Tl)! lil‘l ECES. .
The Emperor of China‘s Presents—
A Clock ut‘Oldcn Times—A Ro—
murkablc Piece of Mech-
anism in Scotland.
Many years ago two clocks of great in~
genuity and elegant workmanship were
made in London and presented to the .
Emperor of t‘hinu by the linst Indiu
(‘ompuuy, a wealthy organizution en~
gugcd in commerce. finch clock 'as
made in the furtii of a. chariot, in which
was llltltcd the figure of a lady leaning,r
her right hand upon 3 pin 0." the char—
iut: and under it was the clot-k of curi»
ous workminship. 1! \‘ns smaller than
a silver twenty-the cent. pl—t‘ce. would re
pent and strike the hours and would go
't'm‘ eight duys. l‘pnn t‘ 0 finger of the
lady Sits a bird, finely tuodelel; Met with
diamonds and rubies. with its tiny wing;
extended in n dying posture. by touch»
in;.r :1 diamond button the bird w ruld
3 themselves wings and fly nwtiy.
) is an insect whose. long, thin body is a
aetuully flutter for n time. The
body of the bird. although it,
contuined a put of the wheels
that um e in vtiou to the clock. was
not more than one-sixteenth of :in
int-h in size. The lady h-cld in h- r left
hand it gold tube, not much thicker thin
a
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rent piece. Uver tlit: lmly‘sbead, sup-
'1 “‘5 may { circular movement set with dinnionds '
be avoided by sprinklin! MIN” “9‘“.‘1 3 and not much larger Hunt 3 tut tent
ported by a smull t’tuted liliur. was (l,
'l he pillar was no
larger limit a quill. l'nlcr the largest
ttlllbt‘cllxl u bell was fixed at u (‘1l33_..ll"‘
able dis: .nee from the \‘lUt'li with which
it seemed to have no connect u‘a; but in
r:- dity t tillllllll'llt‘dll in was secretly eon»
\t~_v.-d to :i hammer that re-uluriv struck
the hour. and repeating the s.ltllt' at
pleusure by the touching of u (12:1 timid
button li\t*d lttfllt‘t‘vm'li below. At the
. f ct of the ludy'wtn :i g» 1d dog. and be
‘ t} re it. from the pmnt ot the clmrint.
‘ with jewels o.
druw’n'id spi'eal the manure on the sur~ .
fr. and afterwxrd work it into the soil
in \tllttst'.lllt'lll cultivut on. 'l‘licfitnttuut'e
is thus kept ncizex' the s it‘f:i=‘c. when: it
is b bend to do the nxo~t u” d.
.‘wett :Ipplcs :t'e gt-neruliy considered
much more \.du.tble tor frt‘tlitru llldll‘
wur. but there is it» dillerenee than
runny stipp»se. If well lllt‘dlt‘tl‘ e\e:i
sour :xllltl s 10 lt-llll a good dent of sweet.
which is to llll’ 1' uti' over. wine by A slight
disprotvmrlion of :i- id. Those» ho have
{mi mur ript- npp't-s 11nd them neuriy or
quite its nutritive .t» sw eel ones. They
should not. llwwt-vcr. be givni to hugs
which have corn in the car; as this will
in the the pigs‘ t-gt tli sort-
If left to tlxwmsehes shot-p will rt tire
at night to the in wt elevated pztzt of the
llt'itl. 'Ihis is a relic of the tim.‘ when
titty were wild and ~llt'il precaution was
in vessury thu‘ they might guur-I agaiirt
:tgipruuehln; danger from wild :tnimu's
llut the fact has its :ttl\‘:t!tl:t:e.\‘. The
I\ll"li\' that sheep select for their \ll‘t‘ltlll:
pin-m s are gen "(ally originally poor. but
\llvcp _\v:ll swan illl‘lt‘ll tilt m. The truss
also is S\\'t‘cl~‘t: th‘ ' on low lund and
sheep are lex linble tri disease.
.\ \llull}: nest of bumbleb ... iu the big:
t‘mvt-H liv-l-i is w ‘l’lll $th in the
wt re two birds titled on spirxl sprin, ‘4. tie
wings and feathers of which were so:
various colors. nnd up-
pcurcd us it tly’ng :.way with the chariot.
1- mm :tuotlzer secret motion the chariot
was made to run in u straight. t irt ulur.
or indeul any dirt t'tiou. Above the mn-
btelhi wue flowers and ornaments of
prceiuus stones. and it terminuted with
«flying drng'ott. orixamcritci in a similar
manner. 'l‘tiv- whole clock was made of
g ld. nio~t delicately c\eeuled and cm-
bellishvd with rubim :iu‘l warts.
A woudeiful piece of lllC- lianism
known us the (‘ll‘lls}\llll' or water elm R,
was unt‘c lll-Oll n tune present d by n
Turk of high milk to (‘ltnrlt mantle. 1n
flit: tl:lils Hi lllt‘ \‘lr‘t‘k wore l\\'\‘l\'e \lmit‘s‘
opening it! the bouts \vliith they rept‘w
sentc.l.:iml little bulls “pulling the hours
i in number appear. d :i'td struck 13.0 tine
. I
t:\\'ltt'f‘. ‘
upon :1. brnren bcl 'l'in- doth continued
open until noon. when twelve
mnuntt-tl on bu:
Iv:;‘.1:lzl$.
elut'lv‘. issued ft‘f'lll. one
' witnessed nu iswldlcd ea-e of “but may up-
, smut es this rrl til it its due none have hitherto
_ the use of the proper remedy.
‘ nature is imitated mid assi~tc l.
I
. .\‘uw.if we can procure the Ul';:lllt:.t\llnll uf
iolt-bctxcnlliuity it may take i‘s ‘
from mi lltlt‘t>!‘.flllll :tllt't‘ tutu-tin; al'ullllvl
l _ _
the «llztl of tie elm k shut tin-ms't Ives in
:tguin.
In th' tower Ofllb' Town llou~e in the,
lily of Heidelberg. liermuny. there ex-
istcd .nntany ycirs :i n clu~k so con<
stru» te l tli.it \tht'il the hours strut k the
llulli‘. of an HI 1 man pulled oil his ll'll. a
or Med and l hipped his wings.
and b .n is of soldicu :tppt :tl't'tl and fought
with cueh other. This Curious p eve of
w ‘tkmunship was buried in the yttu‘
‘tl
(‘x‘i‘ \
for lilt‘\“ in“ ct~ :ll‘»‘ the (lib f :i;~tits in .169.“ l“l1“’ll"l‘ “-311. u... “hop. uu-l “w...
ft'rti'zi inc; lll‘ l).~“:~t‘lll\
in: u lietvy crop of seed. ln Austin. l
llwzc ure'no itlllllliit‘ilt't‘\' of out kind.
and they could nut leise clover ~eed these
until the): imported some ll‘.l»llll|it‘lttt‘~.
in this \‘Uilllt' lion ‘tun. of
the 't by luxur-
I‘it-f~ ssut' \h l
lv'nnsns. remurks that in Run-us bumble
bees are aimed unknown, yet nowhere
In olden :intcs tlivtn- was :i it til Il‘lvdiiif‘
{int k in the t‘.tlllt‘tlt':ll :it Lend n. Iltcry
hour two hows rm it came \ til .71 the clerk
to encounter tih ll othelza dw r Ilew open
tll~1l\)\lllf.: the \ iiglu .\l:try till :i throne.
with l liiist in her arms. pvnpie are
iratueied Ill‘i ' nd psesentin; gifts. and
tw o trumpeter‘ :tre .s ti:idi";_.r tlu-irli-irns,
3”" ““‘h “"‘l” “{ “E“‘I‘T ”Nd T—I;"““ ““V i“ 'I'lt s clock :Ilstl \Liuwctl lilt‘ month. duv
liuusus.
\Yhero the ob'ect of full plowing is to
expose the soil totln-rI-uglt pttlvcrixmimr
by frwst. gettiiig it done early is not im-
portant. In fib'l there is sometimes a
unlit in leaving it until the surface is
\ligllliy frozen. This turmd to the but-
\\llole muss. lint if a heavy sod is to be
of the mouth and all of tile fes.i\‘:lls l’lllll
holidays of the year.
in the Village of l‘ittenwecn‘in Sent»
land, about titty years ago. there was
an ole and C\lllliilt‘tl by Mr. Smith. a
clock and \vntxli mukcr of that llllicx‘, nu
:i'ltm'uatied t‘lu. k whi.h. fr» tn the dc»
\\ e t on of the furrow hold. it up. and less smiptitm givenof .t ttllllttl’lidtt‘. appeal."
bull {WV/in: is remixed to pulterire tllc. .to have equaled uuytliiu"r of the kind
m er produced. lt comprehendeda very
f:.ll plow'ed. have lll‘.‘ work done curly striking illuduttleuofthe musical and
enough so that the sod may partly rut
this tall. If not. 1t “'3” 1).. :i had piece
to pzit hued crops in nevi senson.
'l‘lie rt spectiv :ttdvuntn;0~ of thick and
thin >1t‘(1ll‘glll’llelul upon cirt umstunwes.
sum» of which ennnot be known at time
of seeding.
l‘~‘lll:'\l sowing a crup will always be
something like taking a ticket in" u lot-
tery. As a ru‘e. th-i rici er and better
titted the ground. the less '-eed will b‘
required 0t small grain. But w'ith corn
the reverse is true. (in very poor soil in
the South it isu common practice to make
hills of corn three :lnd at half and ionic-
So far :is the we .tlzer iseoni’ Will! It golden bird
times four feet apart. and allow only two 7
stalks in the hill.
The ground meat that is used by poul-
tryuicu and purchased :18 u tine powder
istirst pressed with powerful nuiehinery
= in order to extract all the oil uud then
ground. In order to derive all the oil
the meat. must be thiroughly heated.
and steam is used for thzit purpose. the
is passing through the meat. which thou
The buies tire allowed
to remain with the meat. as the marrow
is also extracted, and that which the
pntltrymen procures is really just. whxtt
he desires~thc nitrogenous matter. The
mint is the refuse of hotels, the mid o
i slaughter houses. and even the pickings ‘
of the slop barrels. all of which is thor~ ,
l pressure being: applied \\ bite. the steam .
l
religious character of the peop‘c of Sc t
hind. 'I‘Iie eats-e. which was of the titzest
mahogany, was sexe 1 feet high. with
fluted columns upon e: ch si le. The up—
per part of the elm-k was ornamented
with carving. f ot wink and gliding
having: wings ex-
tended standing in the t‘euier. 'l‘lit‘cuse
contained a large cinbt~dny lur' it al
clot k, with three dial plates and a chime
of sixteen bells The whole ( lock was
divided intotivc different parts; ouch of
which hud its own p:\l‘llCll§:lt weight.
The first wu- the going part : the second
kept :1 small musieul band in motion.
" ~l: . t: '- ‘ voi'te tune on 3
I lit ‘1“ 1 1 l Qtd II I“ l \ hr ‘ llred feelingnr any disease caused or promoted by
once before striking the hour. The thiid
part. struck the hour: the fourth moved
:1 large m lrl 'tll and. containingr eigh'
celebrated Sc tch tunes. one of which
played every three hours. with great e.\'~
:ictness. The front dial plate or fave
which was about eighteen inches in dis
nuzeter. had an arch which showed the
hours. min tea and seconds. with
the name and (lute of the month.
with -ut Vitt‘iutinn during the entire year.
even on the ‘JSth of February. The clock
turned out all the odd days in one night
and brought out the lst of’.\l:ireh on the
following morning. In the plate. there
f were also two small hands, one of which
discovered the day of the week. “'ln-n
Sunday came there appeared th.‘ word»:
. . . . ‘ I‘. v ‘| ' . “ - s) ‘ ‘l -
oliultly dl>tltICClCd during the process of ‘ .tennmlnr ”mad.“ and “t l‘ 0 “UCI‘
. stumplnw.
—————-—-—.—-—-———-
llettt Holidays.
The so called hitzferion theat holidays'i;
‘whieh are now established bv law in
. .
I’runt- out all useless woml from young ‘
tiermauy anl Switzerland. deserve imi»
. tntion everywhere. What: the thermom-
eter. reuches a certain point lC‘SSOtlS must‘ »
Throughout Prussia the obscrv- '
cease.
once of this regulation is compulsmy in
l all private its well as in public schools.
3 Indeed, the prinate School in Prussia. is
fast becoming public. since no director
lior proprietor of :l piivate school is nlv
. lowed to employ its a teacher. either In:th
.or female. any uncertificatcd persou,~
2gwhile even the books u~cd in private
5 Schools are bound t": belegitimate school
i editiom. During the coming: term, for
linstn 00. at a private school in which
there are at least twenty English girls.
the mistress has received a notification
that she must. use a Schulausgabe of
. ploy the new spelling which the Minister
of Education new demands. The Basel
government has just: issued a. new regu:
lotion for the hitzf uien in the Basel
schools. When the temperature rises to
at. ten o‘clock in the morning. holiday
is to be proclaimed to the scholars until
the afternoon; Two such holidays were
proclaimed during the heat. of last. week;
to the no small delight of the boys and
girls, whose jubilant greeting of the uni-
nonncement could .be. hesrd from the
0 windows of the gymnasium. —-Pull
Hall Gazette. ' ‘
Schiller in order that; the pupils may em« ‘
I
l
i
l
I
I
the music stu ped playing until 1‘.‘ o’eloelt i
on Sundiy night. The. music then began
again and continued until the next S t
ttrday night. (in tbs right hand was un-
otbcr dial plate eight inches éwide, with
an arch. It contained a hand that pointed
in the name of the tune the clok played.
The dial plate at the left. was of the
same size as the one on the right. It
rcuresentcd the front of tI house with :1
deoriu the middle, At each side of the
door stood ll sentinel. with his arms. in
the livery of the city guard of Edith
burg, painted on brass. In the inside of
the centerof the door was seen the mace:
or clerk of the lords of the count-ll,
dres<ed iii his robes with his mnce in
his right. hand. As soon as the clock
biaan to play he took allhis hat with
his right h-tnd and \vttlkel paifit‘tl tlv:
door, followed by fifteen lords ,in pro»
ct-Ssion. The figures were painted on
thin brass and very mu ‘1) resembled life.
All this was but apart; of dis wonderfu.
eight day clock.-—-De!/~ait Fr ' Puss.
Not for Smokers.
.Some lady who hits more rover. nee fot
the inspiration she draws from llclicor
twenty degrees (Neonates) in the shade ' than for that ImPOTtEd from “Mans
comes down after the following
upon the patrons of the weed:
Hav never lad pro 8 his lips,
His proffer love I‘Etnruiug,
Who makes {fur-119cc of his month
And keeps its chutney burning.
M? each true woman shun his sight,
or fear I" tomes might choke her. "
And none but than who amok themselvet
Hove kiss for o smoker.
mannet
.
. three .l..\'t~~. ut the ntmltvitiu- have been tutttitl
‘ x m intent. s rem-n ed daily by the [u‘ulnfiolur of
. by the nzunc of llr. \thlium Hall disrmered.
‘ or prudueed .‘lflel‘ lu'i; experimental research.
2 n remedy for the dist-uses of the throat. (‘l‘cst
, but. \\'.\i. llu L‘s “Alas“ mu rm; l.l'.\ti\'.:tlid
1 may be safely relied on us a speedy and posi-
‘ tlve cure for cougz‘
. isthe best tunic; and for patients recovering
Queer Animal Simulations.
In the apmrium at Naples the. custode
by the waving of a wand makes what
seem small tracts of gruVel rise from the
bed of the tanks, and as they swim
away you see that they are t’at fish «in
his simulated English he calls them “fut
fiislt‘U like plaice. marked all over with
an exquisitely simulate 1 mosaic of varic~
gated gravel. quite und'stiaguislmble
from that amid which they take their
rest.
Most startling it is when lying-in the
noontide shade of the woods of Southern
liurope to see bits of bright green or dull
gray or russet which you had looked
upon as leaves suddenly seem to take to
There
‘ pi‘rfect ditto of the dry twig on which
he porches. and while he perches he t'aps
his small dinpbmious wings with such
‘upidity as to make them invisible to the
‘ dull sense of the human obscrv r; more
strirtling'still it is. therefore. when this
seemiin‘r twig finally dashes away into
space. lluthg’llies and moths. too. are
.oftt-n pictures of the flowers on which
they alight-33?“ «ml (.mu‘in
-vi.y...-4 _N_ -_-
.\lr, t‘has. l‘mvell. pustuulslt‘r. Tet-re llaute.
1),. writes lli‘ll |\\n n: his \ery tinc.~t chickens
‘ were recentty atl‘eett d with rum». agile sulurm
led a pieceut‘ brew-l half an inch s pmre w itli
_ \‘i. .lneubs (ill nntl t't-d it it) them. Next du}
he evztnzilted tl.ct|l and there was no truee of
_ the discuse renuuuznn.
.
I
'ldllttu'tfllttl"! the [inn inc» of Ontario. f‘an-
71 la. the average rczit of farming land is 5‘1. '
per .trre.
"V _ . C __.._._ _
t'ulm-ed people in the South are said to. pay
tn\es 1);] Stutitt‘uu
Mr. If. Ii. “dist-ti. tinind ll'tpids. Mich. re.
purls llu' enwuf Mr. ll. ’1'. Sheldon. ul Lun—
Sim. .\Iit~ii.. who for >l‘\l'l’.ll weeks suffered
from :\ ll'iglitlul rough and cold. whit liwns
Cured by one bottle of lit d \‘tnr (‘nugb 1‘ tt’e.
'l‘tltlut: are in all LN, letter carriers mu-
tllnyed Ill tln- \‘tu'tnuscurrit-r pustnflii‘tu 113 the
l nut d Null-s.
IT is Mild tlut from . till in 43!“ Ixur‘scs are
killed in Mum: yen: ly in bullmghting.
l'nn (‘uu-umullou he (‘Ilrr-tl.
, “'cluue so often act-n fatal re>ttlt~t follow
itln-declura’n-n that it can be curel. that we
linvcuni-unsunusly settled down it; the belief
flattt this dim-21‘" milst necessarily pr‘tve fatal
It is true that um usinnully n t ulnlnnnzty has
proprintely ilt‘ tonne! svuntanoousrel-overt;
but to what combination of favorable t irrum-
been found uble to dt termine.
\\'e hm u now the gratify in: fact tonnnounro
that the process by which nature :\6- rts this
wonderful t‘l\;|l;;.'v is no longer a mystery to
the nn-d‘czil pnu'esslon. uuvl that
brought nb tilt in the system under fuvmu" b-
elrt'umstant es by intrinsic may be
made us certa'nly nud more P\tu‘llilii'lltl,\‘ by
In 0th: r words.
the \‘llf‘llgt‘\
(‘Qll‘d‘i
'l‘ubere‘ll-nh matter is nutbb; more or less
tlmu iaonidtmeztt intpcrl'teuy orgnntxel.
ms loud material so '.I.;t‘. through the pro «is
‘ re n: l'lc
s) stem. we fl“. eure the dl ~t'.'|\\‘. ,
“but l‘tSn's t‘urc for \‘nnsnmptzon«luvs.
tests at one“ the pt't gr. .1 of the dist‘um by
prmrntin: the further supply of fillk'f'l‘d iris
n..ttte.. lvl' \\ lule the system '1 under its influ-
en. c all nnuv islimrnt :s clunntzcd :‘ll-l us .t-
Klimt. lt tlulstm-truts littlfill r\‘.=-\ . .mn.
l-‘swrnls. bee: :t- ten r. nn-l all utliei \‘ilAI-
l :sl n' s\ inplninsnf t'uthttntptiuzt.
.\‘..n._\ dusn mnsn‘r tiuw using this medi-
ulic. :imi .iiI wilfe tlt.tt :l t tunes Hilly l:‘.\ In its
rel ntnxm uldttntlsnnd m:k- \1‘ut2\ :npttnn one
id ”I" dis ' IM-stIn-y i an rc ultl) l t. e.
The lurmzn: 41.94 of .‘I dt-w» we :s .llwuys the
most NH‘I‘A’IHU‘ tt-r llt Aliment. Tn s Hut
lid llullll‘t‘ ersons t ‘ resort to t'.c use
I'ure w ten the tough as first 2) «nod.
l :t has n t \Itts‘d‘ttlillnl' that! *\l\ {nt'ils
or . r not. tor llll‘ rem-«l 'Mlt" . k this”?
to'igtis with nnequnlwd Lu l‘l?) nin tut-mp:-
lu t.-‘i;!ls Until it \tuipir inQd. E'.\'n n:
\i\'
u!
:|I‘\‘.
>1|Illvlvltlltvt‘i'ElIaVI‘llu'lrtl‘lllit‘. S-\ in nil dis-
can». of the throw! and l'il:,:s. willlsiluptu: :
.il'-‘~(' ul t’onsuntmnn. l‘iw‘s t‘ure
lst..e t-n’\ xxx... little r. ntmxy.
'i It!‘ follow in; letter rel untmcntiin: l‘isd‘s
.t‘me tor t till‘illltl-l an. isu l.lll'\£\lil;-l“ «it the
tlizs me lit .:n-. .
.\l mus; X, \ .. I).».~_ 3-1.1“.
I had ~.-\ tern 1nd twu l»..y~:t'..:'.s
laid I would to » l l then went to 3
Hr”: $lnxvd‘nl .tsk-t-l for .t .;I‘~--l (“4-21 tnedh
(Klu‘. ’I‘lir dru:_':sl ..t\e lltt‘ I‘.,~»i‘~l‘* ‘v. \‘lt' '2
It «sub-tie me inure nut-d tlmn nliyllun-z lever
Used. I do not bad evv~ I runid Inc null-n: it.
l.l-It‘.\tllt.\ \‘I-IIINIIIA l; \.
.\n l‘mloubted lllrs‘inx.
About thirty y curs :tgu a pruniznent l'!l_\'\:('l2i‘.l
and lung». which w as of such wvunderru‘. etl‘t
tiny that it soon gained a wide reputation in
thsenuntry. The name of the medicine is
.\ yids. s ”'0 throat, kc.
For: tn'sr-tzcsu. lNl'ltHZSTIth. depression of
I Iirils. grin-tail debdttygtu their various forms
a no as u prex t‘lltlve 1r. :nst fern-rand ztutlt‘ nth
other intermittent t‘eversdbe “Fen-t» l ‘husphnl‘r
nit-d Elixlrnf t ‘nlisaynfi‘ tundo by l‘nswell. flill-
nrd & ('0..Xew \‘ork.und sold by nll liruggists.
from fever or other sickness it has no eqnnL
Ft v r: dollar
by using Lyun‘
‘tved yearly in boots- and shoes
llvcl Sttfl‘eners. rest only L'I-C.
If it tough disturbs your sleep. take I‘isu‘s
(‘utc for t‘ousumption and rest well.
’ All we Ask"
0! any one suffering from srmfuln. salt rbu-um. dys
pepsin. ln'ndachc. kidney mid liver coiiiplnlltts. that
impure blood or low state of the system is that you
give Hood‘s Snrsnpnrllln n fulr trial. We areconfl»
dent that the medicinal value of thls peeulmr preps
ration will soon make itself felt in restnrlng health.
strength and encruy. 1m not take other articles
claimed In the “ Just as good.“ but he sure to get
Hood‘s Snrsnparillu. ~ ‘1
“ My wife had d3 sm‘psla. She could not keep her
food down. and had that 0[\l‘l’\‘.\.\rd feeling after cat
lng. She had no appetite. and was tired all the time.
She tried numerous mulielncs without being rev
llevcd. but the first bottle of Heat“ Sarsaparllln did
her a great deal of good. She nns now- taken two
bottles. and can on! anything slu- wants \vllliuut bar»
In: that dist regs. and has no tmublt~ In retaining her
toad." Joux Bu’rsnnm». Marlon. unto.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by all drugglstx .1: six for 85. Prepared only
by C. 1. flout) & t‘o.. Apolhecarles, Lowell, Muss.
I00 Doses One Dollar
cochE’s
ANTI-Btuous
PILLS,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
For Liver. Elle. Indlgestton etc. Free from Hor-
cury: condos only Pun: Vegetable Ingreltputs.
Agent: e. N. (‘Iu'll’l‘lih'l‘ozu how Xurk.
E‘I-Y’S CATARRH
WJM i LY’S ‘
1 was cured before (It: ..
second bottle of Elu'.
Cream Balm Irax PJ‘
haunted: I was Iron
Med with chronic ca
tua'rh. gathering
head. ' dint-try
breathing and do
rhurgm from my rm:-
—C’. J. Corbfnflzd Chest
nut SL, I‘ln'fa.
mtg?!" hciiLogrf‘lriiiiilel:
ngreenb‘lc to use. Price
it) ots. by unit or a L:
ELY BROTH: '
inn. Send forclreular.
. Druggtstx..0wego. N. Y.
DAY3~uanutat-tnrlng Kammond‘s
Crystal Mut- Luge lock : simply moisten
:lock out: nolvakto argon. 390‘po "ii; othfir mlcp-si
;cun e on an put cusrs.i . ‘ocn In
nix-ed.3 A. E. nmxoxb. Wmhnm, Ian. p
‘2“
"It?! 1' 3 IRE.” b
R“PT“RE attxx'gifiurirtlms 11ml
. MY. Explanation sud testi-
fi EMA ' '.
e°!.'¥:£r3£-__A_2§EP.Q-wn “._, A . . m 31-}
PAT E N TS iiivuw' L- k“ "1.. m
uncouth-”r, as: _
an. ' mu
urea: .. .2“- m M...”
'FBAZEB
, use.
But kinglimn‘s Dye‘for the \Vhiskelfi pro-
duces in nncnpplieution. a permanent color.
“9 nova user Ayer's Aguet‘ure. rind have
found it invaluable in malarial troubles.
(DAVID TRI'MBALL.)
, .
How A Farmers life Was Saved.
“on. S. C. Ilurlungton. lax-County
Judge;‘uon. N. B. Smith, Dl-(rlct
Attorney. and Sworn Statement. or
Oil-erl. All ol‘Puln-kl, 0s“ ego 00.,
N. Y. -
Seven years can my struggle. for life began
with u burning inflammation. udmnst :15 much
to be dreaded us tire). At first attaching Im-
with1mmnndnehlngin the buck. The trust.
cold or over work would aggravate my trout)-
Ics. My stomach and liver beeunc deranged.
and my sleep troubled I made a desperate
effort to keep about. but in spite of all :n_\' resu-
lutions and the help of physieéunz. found my~
selfxrowmg worse month by month. and my
mice powerful constitution completely lln‘fik~
iugduwn. I suffered from chronic inflammation
of the kidneys. rheumatism and mtarrlt of the
bladder. “land would rush to my head. I would
feel faint. and wenk.uud found it. difficult to
breathe of. times :is my heart would thrub and
skip beats. In the spring of l~$0 still more
Crllival symptoms set in My terrible agony
no one could tell My weight was reduced
nearly seventy pounds. A sense of mrencs
and mwnem was followed by attacks of inward
fever. Wm. H. Fllkin‘n atfidn 'it. is herewith
given:
I I unmsmrthe urinr prism! M) Dunn Tram“
Emu Ifltmkldtrn‘tblc.as though .1 was no?
‘rcw life‘s blood. ;
l (Signal) th. n. Fungus.
Sworn to before me i J. W. FENTHN Jusv
: lin‘. Pulaski, Usvngu‘
l L‘o.. x. r. 5
At times my back nnd limbs were so weak.
lc unld hardly Sf‘ltlil or walk. The oftencr the.
cflurt to void urine. the mun: frequent the call
and severcr the dlSlf‘t‘SS.
On November L'lst. 1%]. l beran taking
Dr Runner’s Swnnnp-lloot Kidney. Liver
and bladder Cure. and applying bis 1' 8; u
Altmnttncnt. To (my lam it: years (dd. and
I run enjoying excellent health. lam free
from pants in my buck and kidneys. can sleep
'wvll Indus. have tut excellent appetite and
indeed 1 am enjoying life as well as 1 did
eight yenrs ago.
tttuotn day of Nov .
lug time working in the fields sweat-mt to
carry tilting 11.)!th [\Vlnrlx is my presrn:
Wt‘lglllx .rootl flt>l| and Edith. and tin; lot:
after not bring c.30- t.» gr! up from my brd
without hrlp by .spcl‘: .mr "L-l‘t than ‘1 year.
Now I can jumpas quick us a buy. It seems
n) much bke n mimen‘. I can not find suitable
hugttzlgc to express my thanks. l mu in
receipt. of letters nlmnst r\“r_\‘
strut-times twicca week. asking me almut my
first. testimony put-itsbul in Dr. thxncr's
Illi‘ll:.AL"‘ (innit r - mum. inquiring if it “'43
trut- thut“l wasntrv i .tftei' sztil’ TH); so much.“
Now I repeat the testlnn >u_\' \vitbswnrn proof
and if this “'2“ Inc the Inputs of hidden; some
other stiffen-r10 try _vt~‘.x:‘inv;il-.:alvlo lluzn ‘(llt‘d
it Will pay me a hztu-lt‘cd f r.-l. l mu intervu v. ed
almost. every day :tndl hear of at
many who have trtcd your Remedies au-l
speak of them In great prune.
"his testimony 133 true as In my
but us to my suffering the one—half has HLJ
been lvitL
Duty of hove-tuber. but. by Dzn id 'l‘t'utulud.
Mg}...-
flu-id Trumbull whose name is attached tn
the “have testzmmzv IS n well—known and
honorable citizen of l‘ulasai. Uswexu (30.. X. Y.
l‘ul uki. (Law-cg.)
0).. N. Y .
’ Ex-
County
. ‘ J udxe.
0 District
A t 1 onto)
and e A
M umber (it
I Assembly.
I
TllEalmve testimony manly a fur lltustntlnn
of letters r eelvrd dnlly shown): the wonderful It"
cults nth ndin: {hr-us.- of DIL KELMER‘S §\\' .\ 31?-
“our. Kidney. Liver In] Blunder (are.
8 ml by “regents.
l rlre. thou -6 Bottles. 35. If your Druzcbt
dos: not sell I: send to Dr. Kitmer a Co..
' ntsmunrns. S. Y
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FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A first class Dictionary trout-n out at snnll
rice to encourage the study of t lr‘ Her-tun
. It gives English words with the
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Io Hop. to Cut 0!! Nurses' lanes
Cele u' | at ‘Et‘. hl PSE“ II A LTEK
lull “RIDLE Combined. cannot
be sll‘nm‘d by an? lam-49. Stmpl:
fiatu-r to any pil‘l of (Y. s from on
melzilofjt. S \l l byxlISadillt-r;
llmtwarenml Harness Dealers
he (i ditiapunlt‘fié) the trade.
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And send to us with To“ ('euln. an i you wlll re»
ct‘Ive by return mnlln I‘ncxnatiur ssnr..rs or mumK
also rwu nouns won-um) snwux and full Instr-Ac.
tn nsfur starting a nice. easy business that Will. by
1 rots-r application. luring In any (nemt‘tzt‘ lady or
t-ut Hundreds of llollu .' rnn be don" quietly n!
ome evmlnus. and a boy or girl i no rasltv learn ." in
an hour. Address Aka S! i-rLr Cu. Allan). .\. \ .
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mar IN rm: worn.» GREASE
firth", the Genuine. Sold Everywhere.
WANTED i A W0?“
of energy tor business in her lufllif". Salary sag,
References. la. J. J nson. Elan-gut, “Borer-y an. . . f
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3......“ wrestles: ;
o! diff-nut brethren-ice- '
north. end where to buy
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volt-p latent literary talent to scholars and recent
gm fun! at nebulous to he nme profendullal writers.
u-u-rhs sketches. wiry. “‘flt)’ an 1 original explos-
nluns will be. pub. sh -d every S tuning in Amrrlmn
Linux-.1. L‘unprxatmn of u Iera :01 etc I. Cor-
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Ad to o Amrrft (In Life. 33 . life noose. .\'. .
tion of 1.030 Cooking and
LAD‘ES Baking Receipes. mailed on
receipt. of 25 cents in stung. Address.
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A new and relin'blo compila—
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Ready
RR. .
In homom- to "man minutes. nun-r falls 1" ro-
lmu- I‘AIN wu‘r nun tb-mvr-b up :lcalton. \‘0 In“)
h r hun- Hotel” or Qv‘t'lllt‘l‘lx'ik’ Iii- pain. the linen»
matte. lledrlthtr-n. lutinu. “numb-d. NP?""H*.N¢“
"7‘91th pr pit-stated w (h «tlwwsu may sum-r. RAD
“A\ .\ lit-.ADY RhLll'r wut anomtnsunteaso.
BOWEL ”conduit.
Diarrftifingfzorbus.
It Will. in a frw minutes “'71-“ taken lntorntly,
urrhn.’ t-IdirI-ctéuus. eun- t‘ramtu. Spasms. W!
Ilfnrtlturn. Si t IIra-lavhi‘, SI "if“
l l..\l.\'l. Darrin-l. bywnn-ry. cone. Wind In
uwels. and all internal pains
THE TRUEEELIEF.
HAIH‘S’AY‘N IllllD‘r' ltlIlJrlF is the only ”mt-lb!
‘;>nt "A \u:u¢‘ that will Ins'autly stag) pal L it LIL,
otauth l'fll|‘\'.\ wet .svmzl cur-w '1"‘tlal‘h0‘. \lethEr
tongue coated. alllh‘lllt‘ ”(“u'u nerves unstrung ~
Dear Doctor. imagine you saw me Inst hay- .
“- eek. mil .
great i
recovery '
Sworn and subwrihml to before me the 6th
Justice "(the Pence ‘
zit-k ur in rvmn. T'Htlli.\t‘ht‘. Scurni‘m. ;\c~rruttsness
and $Ier|ulflnwnOK~ ltt u and". idlluh‘K-J Pains
and \\'r- 'uo-ss' lu thr- I'. _ Spin.- ur Kidneys. Pelm
Iruuh-I .. Ltvvt'. t‘lrurisv Sam-Hist: of we J slut
. Swan“. lirmsr-s Hun or ltnt-ets.mul Pants {.5 In
kinds. ltklt\\“A\ 2‘s REA ‘-\' vtil.l.ll~;I-‘ will afl'url Im-
luNtzateo-axe. and t1.- («unsuited use for I few do]:
offer: a p -l Inc-1.x x-nrr.
MA ARIA III ITS VARIOUS FORMS.
FEVER AND AGUE.
Tlirrr'is Ilul a rerun-lint agent in I‘m! worl-lth-ttvlll
t‘tnr tolerant! Agile not all other Malnrmus. Ril-
thus, >valtt'! and other l-rw-rs-sldel by Halt-“CAT‘S
l’li.l.> \0 quick as KAI)“ ,\\":~‘ Itl-AlIY 1314.182“.
l’rirt- I-‘il'ty l‘euto. Said b5“ "Hull!“-
" DR. RADWAY's'
"The Only Genuine-
SARSAPARILIJAR RESOLYENT!
The Grant Blood Purifier. .
Pnrvuev‘uf .dI f'lr'l'llt‘ dis-inset <- rufitta, I'll-tot
5n, hill! or ’unqiidtrts. t‘ In\‘lm6t{l==tL "sland-
tk. M.~ I p». n, rm—uuw Il-muutuli to. Know
Ilium-y. ltlmt-lrr nrtd Lith’ t olllpl‘lnli, Alri-
pvlnu. Affection» of lbw I.\HL.'S ain't Thnw‘». [um
IL: blood. rest": in: health .ut-t \uut‘.
r u ‘ 1 v v
I I] In hixlf‘.
After I rev «tau »‘ use n! thv Mrsspurllllnn. b‘c" *t‘!
Heart-n I fu'l‘lltflll. I‘tmplrs, “loll-lies. lilaek s1...“
and ‘RH‘. I rn ~:.~ ns arr rem-wed: Son-s Int l‘l ‘1‘!-
rut-It nod. 'nr-tun: sunerin: from N‘rofula. Krup—
ttve h.~.v:t-rs~ir the eyes. luu‘llh. ears. I» . tnnm
pin-t glands. that have am unprinted any spr ind.
run-t nun: uncured ("‘V‘nsrs or mercury, mm: rely
U].- n a l‘fll’v“ it the unalmrttltau is ninth. Iv‘d t
summer“. tune to make “Si Impression on It: . ~.\ dem-
solul by liruggtsln. SI per Battle.
DR. RADWAY.’S PILL§
The Great Liver and Slomuh Remsjy ‘
Fur the mm n! at! dis-r lets n! the ital-"ark. Furor.
|t...pm thtznrl. H:a.tdar..‘€er\-eus“luau-s. LN! of
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. lflt'lnvlll! us the Internal \‘Ilt‘flr‘d. Pure-
. .mntaimu: no no—renry. mlfl'faii or
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Price 2.3 cents w-r l-ex, S xld hr all drug-fish.
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Remedies for all “our lust-noes. Plates show I;
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