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TEACHING —\\‘0.\I|‘ZX IN \VISTER
'l‘O Illlll’) “()IKSI‘ZS. ‘1
Rolling From the Horse. But R6
"raining ‘Suspcnded in Blid- ;
.-\ir~S:|laI-ics ot Beginucrs— '
A Talk “'it h a Trainer.
In 11 talk with Mr. llirarrrfl‘laiks, cir- 1
Cus 11:11.11. r .‘1'11l ringinaster. held at the
“'illlct‘ quaricrs 1-f the rim us with which
he is1‘1111111it ll.) li~s.1i1lt.1:1llt*troil1"."11
P «s :eprn-sctdizc: ‘ '
“\Vul h t.l;:1t l'ltrl:l:liel\tl0'1r and you
will see :111 11:1'1i111b‘.e aniuizil come 1 11 1.111
11‘111111 lit" min .tes. ller capacity is
limitless. >111: un-lerstar1isthc English
lauxuluc as \\ eil :11 y1u or 1. :.1i.l 1111i1 ss
shi- is llt‘ftli'll \\ tli tar nure t‘ttll~ldt’l':l
tion. :111 l l1 and d and lodgel far b 1‘11 r
than 1 .1111111y~ 31' ‘1' \llik\. and then her
lr.1:.11.1 i- k 11 kcl into :1 t‘dt'httl hat.
'l‘w1111y ti11111~.11.1l1l11llur~ would not buy
111:, id \1li1 :1 die t.1k1‘~ thc‘ road next
2.1 . . 1311: w': l p 1::ily.c the litlli\'1‘.\‘._" .
A l1111a1l~b 1'1\~1l white horse, -w1tli a l
1
SI
1v11; .‘ lk 11; 1.1: .n lorn- 11f lll\1<(‘ bile“?-
t.1i‘1 r .‘1 l1 211111.111£11.1ziil.:c,c:1ut1nd
i11'11‘..l1.1- : '1 here \\‘n~ :111.:11ch in his
1111.1 111k :1. i :1 pruul tairiiauc of lis
l.- .l 1 \1' s1111 outside of the (‘il‘l‘l‘n .
vi"; , .\ wl..'- 1‘111it‘l girth secured :1
[ml «~11 hés‘lm k :1'-1l the lines leading to
his bit w :1~ 1-: b .111 li‘.1y1d and
‘ ..11l V .
'I 11911 the i:\il11-1b‘c vo 1111.: 1111111111.
“lotw’w 1111 '11‘.’ l.tl\2!1 1p {2’11 i\\ was
l.1u 111s». (21.11-11.11 .\l1c 11ml cd :1si1‘11-1li1- »
ml. 1- llli. 141-1: :1: t (1111'. line-l door-
to the horse‘s side. $111.1
w .y .1Ii1l 11:1;k1-'
“ms ;._ 1 .7 111:1: :1 b 1_r b 1::1~li’11: yellow
silk,
.v
>.\
l..1ri‘ 11- : c top the: loud. :1pr1-tlv 1~i11k
11 d \1‘ c 11.:1111l1lu1-1‘a'.n11!l-liionicr
.1-»‘.llt -1211 l1‘ll 111tl11-111~1-k, :tllilllt‘:|\
t 11:..'t and 1-1 11.- 5.: in a pair of 'l‘u:l.i~li
(3'11 .~1:~.
"i .1‘h‘t 1. ,1 1 3 :11 «lo 11-1 kn-‘e wot k
to d ~71. «41:11‘ when .\lr
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rt .1! 1 ti lli 11 ml .‘lm .1' 111111‘ l11l1‘1l ll1'!‘
Euiliy. 1112‘.“ ‘ \ s'frl-llc lu'l 1'1l
:1 ~ :111l1 \'l\l1' 1:11 1:1:1
..1' \1‘11 ~1‘1\11ll11ll1 lwl
:. ~‘ lb 1 - 1p 111 ..i1' w .
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l1; l ~l11' his only t1l.1“1
.11 1 1} ‘. 1.1 1:1:11‘1l11-1‘pz'opo11:
11 ‘ .1- 1 111. :11 myth-.1 .1l1._l
:l. 3.1 L
‘21- _- ' 3- '1' -‘0 mi ynids inade-
'l. 1 \11 .i i . 11.. 11!: “cf Billllu‘lt‘tl
'1 .1 -t t1 .2 1l 1:1 1l1- pad. and
1 ‘ 1 1 ~11 1,11: i ii 1 rously
1 ::i 1f 11.11 :e' t y iwlrlng
1 t 11‘: by l1 111111;;1111111
1.1- l;11 . 1 111. ll ilt‘lt‘f‘ltll: 1:11 to
find 11 i1 21' d ii.e.i' in :1l- llwltl':
‘ 1.:w . w 1..‘ . 1. ~ 1:1:‘iy std; of the
21.1111 l;1.1\\ t '\1‘l‘\'\12\llllt‘S1\l|_\l£:_I
1111 11111-111 1 - 11.111111l :111l l:cr balance l
until 1111 lo .ly with :1
of ~11.1.1'f‘.\1.'!71‘(‘l.
:111utl11-l11ckwt
1. l... ens; y be f:1':1l.,’
1'1 1: )1 i11):-15st1:1:t:.re~h11l
‘ ' l.t~ in his
111' 'l’t‘l1
i1-t1...-. I..1' l;11.1‘l‘ 11H,
d d not fall far. 'l‘h=*
:11 llll‘ giblut :11'111 ll1ltl 1
.. 1 i ' vlll llltt middle iii the 1
‘1 1‘ u 1:1 li11‘ llU‘ Klt‘lxlll: Willi
arms and ‘21.,su111ln1‘1k’1111; some vigor
1111s 1‘ 111-11h 1.1.1'. 1111* 1111.2111- until 111-1
lior 1‘ had c1111|11t1>d the ritig‘s cirrui:
and 1111-11 11111 c 11' '.‘S.‘ll his Lark b 111-nth
llt'l'fl‘rl.t‘r \up 11 t.
“\1-\\'. ‘. mildly l‘vg‘etl the
lT‘li 111', :is li11 helped her again to her ;
~l.1111l. l
“X11, id 11'! she snapped “l
(111113.11 this hm: »c\\'itl11111t110111111: knee
111- k. .11111‘1ii:1;o‘ 'r iodo i1.“ .
\\l.:1l1\l11;111- 111:1 1d to do, taking :111 l
\Ill ‘1‘1
.\\‘ '1”
1
iiiv.1‘.11211.11. 11d painlws hirig’n: at i
ii » 1.1 .111- intr- .11 but clinging ‘1ill11‘
won. with :1 :1i: and :1 1 c tinzicity wli ch
.-\1ir11l \‘.rr \luiks‘s 1m lunliticd adiiiira .
ti 11. . ;
>“l.1t ler l.c 1.1 on";:11.d she can 1‘11tii~ 3
lll’tll1l $31111 w vi. when tho next >C:\\un 1
p 11‘.‘ 11.1 still-1.7 "from 1011' to $LU is ‘llt‘ l
aura-.111 we1k ‘1 st'pe d for riders of .
fionitwo 1111i11~ 111:11s' experience. and '
«:5 it n Lillrl‘n 11.11111- practice. when, 11f
llllll“l‘, 1111 *lli‘lr‘l' S ld‘lltl. lllu \\'11I'l{ is
worth the roomy. All young ridvrs
llt';ittl1) ridin: on their knees. \\'licn
lllt‘\ run gouronnd the rim: confidently
titl11-y must rise to the 1
(wt 11 «c.-11i;d, then down on their
kin 11~ again. 1111111111 down. 11p and down
:1 lh-ill\.ltlll 1‘11111s. Finally. the young
l.11lyis:ib'ct11~t 11d ei- et wi!hn fa r dc-
rcc1f c1-n‘11l1-1111-~. and now, when no
Smbt you imagine the hardmt part of the
taik to w1-rk begins in
earnest. .
“.\ )1 11111111 bring standing.I on a horse‘s
Dark is iiatuiully an awkward nn'mal.
The girls want to go about the ring with
their hands and arms either hanging like
pyttuplinndlcs at their sides, or else
launched out violently every other tn’n-
me in an etl'1 rt :11 k1 oping llICTI‘ balance.
the wa. to effect 111-i113.r still and unurace-
ful 1 1111 11:11-11 them every desired
motion and have mines for cachmmiou.
so that when I call for it the rider will
know c\:11:tly what is wanted. borin—
stance. .w hon I 111" for ‘foot-lmek.‘ she
is re wired to throw one foot behindvhcr,
resting its t.i1~ gracefully on the hursc‘s
Back. There n10. sevprnl kinds of ‘f1iot~
bark‘ and ‘fm:t»froi1t,‘ reach of which
must be learned thoroughly. 1 never
put a beginnir at stand-up riding on t1
walking ho Se; the lopirig gait is much
aasier tn‘ndc. it requires considerable
practim- to stand on :1 walking horse. and
aliSu‘utc guru. 1.1 keep a foothold when
the. uni .:al is trotting,
“That: is 1111111: work in the matter of
preparing 11 («ire s for the road than pen—
p't‘ lmi‘fllht‘. and uh it with taking cure
of the aniunitn, training them. reuildmg
the haul 1111120111 and dens,~1iml map-
hit; out routes, we are kept in seclusion
tom th : time we turn in. in Novombar‘.
.until we turn out with the flowers that
bloom in the—chestnut."
m
The first railroa'l was built in England
on September ‘37. IS‘IS: second. in Aus-
tria. September 30, t 82“: third. in France.
October I, 1828; fourth, in the l‘nitod
Buttes, December as, 1329; fifth. in 13.1.
urn, May 3. 1835; sixth, in Germany.
other i. 1885. ondlovonth. in Cuba,
in 1887: and eleven year: after, October
i
l
l
for
be u or. my
l liltllll
.\\11:1ls.tli11‘1-ss 1filt‘.ll 31‘1“) lilt‘
'50 \ i1i1-.;
'11-‘11 '
.nali.c1:tnl 11s 11 “Gil-kept l11d 0.. .
addsruth-v.1l11’1111‘1l11- [7:11:11
' buru1 d.
It, 184', was bolt! the first railroad in
strata. _ _
‘AGRiEreriilL —
TOPICS Ol“ INTEREST RELATIVE
'10 I’d“)! AND GARDEN.
I-‘nltenlng Hogs
_It is the part of a geod farmer 'to con»
duct all his op rations on the l‘est :11111 _
least 1 xpcnsive plan. llis chief profits
arise from doing things at the right time.
in the best manner. and with the least
pos‘iblc expense. .
show it~(:l.~ more plainly 111 min fattening
0f hogs. ‘ _
. The most~ important point in this d1—
' rection is to begin so early in the fail ‘
' that his hogs willlw r ‘
as s on as the weather is cold enough for
:11ly for the knife
s:il'-‘\' 211ml Cllrlllurlltll‘k it being dwell-
cst:1.blplicd fact that hogs will tattcn
faster and on lcsi loud when the weather .
is111il1ltli.iii\\‘licii it is cxcc~sivc1y C1'd. ‘
As a striking c\:1m;l:-11f this. from an
experiment made last {all at the \\is1‘on~
siu l.\pe:iiii 111:1! 1111111. it was found
tlitt :1 lot of h11 n _ l and shut up
to :1t:1-ii 1111 the t nth day (1 l‘ctober,
and \\t'l'_:llt‘.l a :1iii on the twenty third
day 11f .\11Vt'tlli er. just furiy {1111‘ d:1y~,
hal 1:.1iriel ten pounds c.11’h for e10 y
blhllt‘l of corn 1:11-h 11:11‘1 c.1ten. _'
'l‘he\
wcrcaguiu\11-i;_-l1.d Iu:t forty-four days
thc:c.1tt1-i‘. when :1 Wu. found that they
had only gained to .1‘ po :iids each for
every lsushv-l 111' 1‘111‘11 e:11‘li_l1:11lc;1tc11.th~.:s
gulllz: to show lll‘ll a h 11.: will gain lllUl‘O
t!::1111l1»;1‘11l1-:1~ tu-1cl1o1i the \ulllt.‘ amount
of f ml “in 11 the \11-111h1'1‘ is nirld as it
will \\l1 11 llc weather is izit11111-ly cold.
111 this t‘e‘lu'rl the uninz'd .\_\~lt‘t‘.\ 15 like
a >t11\ c th1- cold1r‘1lic w1-.1tli1-r tl.c nroze
f111-l.t‘«~1‘1d»it r1-1pi r s to k111']1\:‘plltt‘ in
formal llt' 1t. l111‘ lct llu‘ 1‘:1tl11-r be :15 10h]
as it will, tlic tciiip1~r:1tu:x- of the b.11ly
must b-- kcpt 11p to the 1:0 inal
11f 1:1:11-:y-c:;;l.t degrees, and
the f11-11l not 1111 .‘ than
sutlZcient to supply this, tin 1‘11 will
ac mum to go to tli - formation cf fat
lit 11111‘ the 111l1l1‘l‘ the \\‘1:ll'.c1 llii- 3.11-01‘
the (‘11:: .riipti 1:1' 11f fool. .\ l1.1:r1~l of
c 111: :11 1311- l.1:t.r 1:11! of l‘t‘lu 111‘ and
first l...lf1t .\11\1111l1 1‘, as sl1111111 :131111‘1‘.
will :1‘a‘l:1r:111l1-‘111111ns111u li fat as
will two lairiei.‘ in live lllit.‘l‘ :1 11l 3:13:11-
my ; l1c1 :tllnt‘ i! re :11 1.\ but l.:1lt‘ :1 11141 ii
t11 l'u1‘j1 up lll“ :111i111.1i l1-;1‘1. lti 11ll1v1‘
l
burly is 1h 11 :1ul tin-:ct-u‘e 1
lLa\l111-1i :s11-11111cdt1k11-oit 11p.
l1‘1 1’ 1111111111111 I‘l1rli11‘t>lll< 1‘1- 'szi tli'iiLr
..\‘
1:1l‘s
he
5:11 1.l,
§~ .1_11.1.l._~ c 1‘ 1. :.s it is richer in oi.y
111.1tt1-: tli.111.-111v1-:l1 1' 11 :‘ ‘1‘: 1r \‘t‘;t‘i:\l'lt‘
>lll|\' 1.1.1-1 1:~:1l t‘ 1 il. :11'1111. .\ p‘;1.111_\
11f 1‘li.11111:1l 1i1111;: tl.t‘ llllt‘ is n‘su
11‘5111'1 11._Vll‘1illy, ill lllll l 1‘112‘111lilllt‘
.o1i1l.1_\11111l11 l11121~~t 11113.11f:1l111.1’1>
\\l11 11 t '-i 1-\1 '11s. civ 1111. 111111
1 -1111: ‘1'11‘ 1:11 1t».-i1: i~ :1 11 :1 :111tfvr 113‘
t? c 1‘: t 1 :t1:.11‘. :1» a: is “1; '1. 11111
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111.1l 1:1- ll:.‘l.l 111.1:wl11~el‘l1111"._\ i111. t
I‘l‘11‘li 1l1'l:1\l111111‘ 1li‘l1ll‘1f1illll1l\
l111 1:11:1l1 11l1)\i :‘1. 1k t1 »1* \1181 1:
e\cl‘l1u:1 i .111~1\1: 11st ..t111:.11~l.: 11‘.
Clulcs ‘lil' ll11\\>11f l1i~111l. \\:11‘l1. as it
pav'i's ti: 111-4‘11 t‘. 1‘ l. i11'.11.1:c1
1l1.r1..' ll with :niiompliri 1' 11\)‘~_,'1111, and
which llllI‘T inziwlinci 11111:1- tr .l.
l111:11<11..1 1111 {.11. ll1-1111- it is tli1t 1:1
11111111111111.1111 M11111
ftli‘n ti;11lu~si111l1:
t‘\1.1i\1‘. ‘1‘11l
{:11 1l11~ 1.141 1:
l111 :l«1\\'s t
:11d 1h
11:. 111
.‘l\ :l l11111l11‘:;ll:\l1
"11 y llt'("lll‘1ll!lllt‘\
'.‘ \.11!'l“.ll11'l11\‘l1‘:
~l11;;'i:i1l111l111:11111.~
tHll“ ;‘
l1: 1t}
11' 111111.-
niorc rag-1 ll} be t.1‘..c on fat.—
.19 .\
l‘arln 11ml t-‘Varli‘u Votes.
..1.1 that w ;1~11~s 1111:11l1 of llt'l‘ tune
111-1v flit-s wil? do very little \\ 11:1; :1!
.._‘
1ll11' :1 Ill.
:12: l or
d 11'
'l l1~rc is noth‘ii: so :ittv‘a Iiv
lit 11:11‘ 1‘ ‘1
“l'vi 1.1. l-
1
11l111'.
il1\ {1‘ irtiil lrcrs.
. . ily 1iE~t:11;1isl11-1l
iiagc is (111 llic trees.
'l‘lil .1l1-a :llll'HlJ the l iigiisli l11s l) 1111
that the best mutton is obt.1.u11l lroiii
three and four-ye .1‘ old \\1‘llll‘l‘\‘.
'l‘l111~1~\\h1 11:11:1- practiccd soiling sulli
(‘rently t11t11~t it know it tube a iii-1st
valuable aid in th- 1 con-1mg of d my
111;. '
Nrorg unbleachcl muslin is c\1c‘1lent
in place of glass for poultry hou’ws or
~(‘k11‘kcu runs, and is much l15s C\lltill-V
sire.
The standard for a 131ml cow is said
tube 121111 gallons of 111.11 a 31111:, and
of th .s there should be ten per ecut.. of
(Train.
A unod poultry l (Lise may be built of
tarrcd felt, and will assis in ku-ping oil
\‘1 1111 n. \\ liitc .1 asliiug it improves its
alllu “Hill ‘0.
Warm and told milk should not be
misc-l. The new milk should be rid ol
it<=1niniai lic.1t h tore adding it to that
of pry-111.111- niilk'ngs.
.~\ 11:15: rake 111111 be used for cloning
up weeds, when tl11~ latter should b:
'l‘l1till\ll‘.l\l.\‘ 1 f p. ruiciius seeds
may thus be tl\'~ll‘1\\‘\d. '
If yor wish to raisegood hogs buy :1
“‘cll‘forru ~1l th rougliln ed male pig. and
his grade 11111.1 1111 wt. will faztcn about
us well as full bloods,
.\ farmer claims that cucumber vines
frlstt‘llt‘tl to stiong bushy stakes. like! *a
sticks, thrive [utter than wh~n left 01
the ground in the usual way. .
An Indiana furiner advocates cutting
oil part of the torn of p itato vines when
they grow too r..nk. and states that he
had incrca ed the yield by so doing.
One of the greatest drawbacks that
new beguners in poultry raising have is
the desire to C:0\\'tl 'tit‘ty [owls into the
space that half that number should oc~
cupy.
rho 1d the wheat livid appear uneven,
or grass appear. go over it with a liar-
row. It willnot i11_.ur1: the wheat Fairly
in the spring it should be burrowed
ugun.
It. is now grnerally believed t‘ at a so~
lution of copperns is the best remedy
known for g‘ape rot, It. is sprinkled
freely on the prcund nr.uud the vines
and 0.1 the leaves.
Sue all Worthless heads of cabbage
and the waste leaves for ti o cows. They
will appreciate and eat their: greedily
and materially incrc use their flow of milk
as a 1e~ult of the extra feed.
An ('Xt‘htlngc recommends feeding
young pigs w tli equal parts of meal.
ground oats and shorts; one quart of t: a
mixture in a bucket of skim milk. allow-
them till they can drink of it three or
four times daily. .
Milking1 should be done rapidlv and
thoroughly; if any milk is left in the
udder the secretion will be checked to
some extent, and within r1 asouable lim-
its; the more that is taken away the
greater the accretion.
A feed of soft corn, which in generally
very plentiful at’the beginning of vim
tar, 'von ni ht and morning will keep
up t o yiel of milk and be of great
benefit to the coin in giving than dash
and strength, to endure the cold of
winter. .
The Threat of boat insure
a deep has haunt-ifs. It“
“tannin
and heard from In the W?
mops. “Wm-that: 1
lii nothing does this '
1‘ l lu‘ is 1111 pllys‘i. :1l-’
1
sibc and applied on the surface for the
wheatscrop. ‘.
} better to have the manure as fine as {105- l
l
The. beet draws its nour‘shment from ‘
‘ an area of twelve square feet for earh 1
f p‘ant. This has been proved by cxplo‘r»
- in: to the ends qf the roots carefully—it i
being found that these extend downward
and outward in all directions for several i
feet. It is evident that where size of
root is desired the plant must be given
‘ plenty of room.
‘ A ecrrcsdoudcut of the Southern Cul-
tis‘utor says: “I l111v1- been breeding and
milking llolstcin'attlekfor about seven
' years. I have been manufacturing but<
;ter and (‘ht‘tSQ. and find that Holstein
milk is excellent for such purposes. I
have always obtained the highest market
price for our dairy'products, and could
not mike enough to supply our pa»
trons.“
Lime water is recommended to destroy
earth worms in the soil of flower pots.
lly lime. \yateris nlt‘flll! water containing,r .
all the lime it \\‘ill hold in solution. Af- ‘
tcr sinking lime in water it is allowed to
settle. and then tlicclcar liquid is pvutrcd
all. This is lime water. The soilof the
plant can lr- sat truted with it by pour
in: it on or b; in1:11ersin;.: the pot in it
l‘11r :1 time. This operat‘oa w‘ili destroy
1:11 tliworms or compcl them to escape.
Sonic varieties of sweet apples are. such .
abundant bearers that the ltt cs are worth
helping it the fruit 111111 only be used for
teed. There is :1 good deal of nutrimeut 1
111'swcct apples 1111 l they are relished by
on 11y kind of stock. Given in modera-
t‘oa 11111l \1i'li other f ed they are go it]
for chr‘ytliing. lt\i.s breathe now, if,
:1 lowed tl1c.r run in an orchard, will ;
gorge and tl1u‘ injure theinslves. thaté
apple-1. have the reputation of drying up '
c .w‘s milk. .
\lucli of the manner of feeding nni~
trials may be known to the batchcr by
11111111111111; tli ir» insides utter ki.liii;:.
Those which have most fut 11:1 the inlcsu
tines hau- I111 n {1111111011 :fter :1 pro
long d p rir1d of starVaIEOu at some‘
earl or period of their ll\‘1'.\ Fat in this i
n {1511111 is 11:1:11r1-‘s lttmlc of providing.
‘sust .:1n111~:1g::i:ii-t :1 tune when food if
scarce, which, as it has :1lr1~ady occurrul 7
1111111- in tl1~- a zirual's cvp‘cricnce, is pre—
sumably likely to occur again.
‘l‘n11 synii 11 ms 111' ch defa are great
thirst. a nervous, 1111\i1121s e\prc~sion,,
g venish droppings and'rapid 1r stui- _
t 1111 its w11k is d11uc1'piickly, usually
1.11 1113.1 thv birds in twenty four in 111‘s or '
\\ l1111 t :1tt.11ks a Iim‘k tlie \i1k
1l‘ Ill l~l lw 5.11:1:1121 1i from lht‘ Utilf‘l‘\‘.
..l:11,.111-.1:1;:ii1l1:121::1:anddisinfect'ou
11f the wim‘u- 1111 misrs yards, c111ips.:\1i1l
1-1‘1111 th- roosisa d nests mist l).‘ltt:l1l1‘
by ~51‘1il1l:11_1_: with \\ 11 1.'r, to every ::1l~
'111111:~ w';.'i ll :111 oziiice 11fcztrb1-lic :11. id i.»
:11l1l11l.
\\'. Chopin. .‘llllll::~llll“r}‘ county.
\liwo 1r1, says the in st way to 111.111“ _1
s‘intlowcx's is to :.11 over the patch and
l1,1i1l o1 er tlic l.1-11ls of :ill which an.
1.1:11’ly ripv d. t .11 them get lllll\
or ll scittcr tli1. ir seeds
1.!
lt‘
S.
”1111’ 111
and \\l11':1 tln s1-11l has liar 'cncd.
1-11111l1hch1u1ls with :1 f. w i111h1~s of
~1- 1“.-.1-.l atta l..».l st in; «.11 wire
l1.1:1» y 1'111‘11. and put :1w1y in :11
loft in lllt' l'rll’ll to income thor1 “
~c1~1 111* l. \Vc know of no 111:1 l.
‘11k11 111: thv sci-d. Hur method 1st1‘
pound the 111-:11‘1s 1111 th- ll1-11r to remov-
the we l. and then run the svcai llliullull
tli1~!':1~111i11g1111:l 1.1 ("t-.111 out the chal.
\\ll ~11 y1111 11:1:1~t11r1- it 111:1l13n‘11r granary.
liill‘ and iiziee. as well u~ poultry. tilt
fluid of this St‘t'll.
\l11:t \\i11d1-\\ plants will do well 111'
the 111-st \\l2ll-1\\ it ill” conditions on
tight 1'11:‘1!;.1ii, iut north windows urc
1.111 t'..1\‘11 able for th- growth of ordinary J
h ~ll\t‘t1l:1ll's‘. l’111‘1' .nd many kinds 111
platih 1 11i1i1-a11-1i f1»: tl11ir foliage will,
ll-|‘1\|‘\l‘l'_ sure 11 in north wind-111‘s.
.\l:11:y kinds of flowering I'l;l‘ll~ that'
havclm-n rai~el l"\\‘\\'ll"lt‘ and 11:1 c
l-crn brought to the bloomin; stage will
th-1u ITowi-r {1‘ch standing in window~
v. ltli :1 north :1~p 11".. Among such plant' 5
11.:11 l)"lll“?lll1'll'tl hyacinth, tulip. rose, 2
luvhsia. [It‘l;ll':_f1lllllllll, camellia. calla,
t‘lriucse primrose. ciaerari, n‘alca, j
111111121: dc. Uf (ourscgreiter success is
ullnint‘l with cast and \(1 .th widows but i
where this is impracticable, the above
hints may be of \':;1110
or
airy
1l\ ‘
1‘ to
A Great Sea on Fire.
The shores of the (‘11s iian abound in
naphtha springs extetb ing for miles
under the sea. th- imphsoncd gases of
this volatile substance often escaping
from tissurcs in its bed and bubbling up
in 1113.211 volumes to the surfa c. This cir- -
t‘lllll\l;\llt‘\.‘ has given rise to the practice ‘
of “setting the sea on tire,“ which is thus
described by a travcler:
“.liringr a steam—barge. we put out to
sea. and, alter a l 11:111.; search, found at
last. :1 suitable sp it. 0111‘ boat having
111 1\‘cd round t ) wiudwarl a sailor threw
:1 bundle of. burning: this into the sea.
when tlouls of light dispelled the stir
in inding‘1 darkness. No tin-works, no
: luminations, are to be compared to the
sight that pr‘csevt 1| itself to our ga‘c.
It was as though the sea trunbled c.u1~
vnlsivcly amid. thousands of shooting,
dancingr tongues of llazne of proligious
1 sin). Now they emerged from the water,
i now thuv disappeared. At one time they
8 ared aloft and melted away: at another
a gust of wind divid d th~ 111 into bright
streaks of flame, th1~ foaming, bubbling
billuws making: music to the scene.
“la eonip‘iiuico with the wishes of
‘mno of the spectators our barge was
steered toward the thunes. and passed
. ri Vht through the m‘dstof them. a sontui
l w rat dangerous exp ‘rimeut. as the barge
was cm iloyed in the transport. of naph~
tha, am was pretty well saturated with
the tlufd. However, we escaped with.
out accident, and gal-ed for an hour
longer on the unwound spectacle of a
sea on tire.“
. -—-—-——-.———.
Indian Sword Performers.
'l he favorite sword for performing
fonts in India is tlre.gauntlet handled
puta. The swordsman will first show
the keonnoss of his weapon and his emu
round of its weightby cutting in two a
leaf laid flat on the outstretched palm of
:1 friend. or by cutting a cloth hangin
loow in the air. Ilo will put one swo.
on each hand and so armed. springing
't‘onl his feet on tire bare ground. will
throw 51 mcrsaults backward and for-
ward, following each movement with a
wondrously complicated and simnl~
taneuus gvrutlou of both swords round
his head and bady. He, will have the
naked sw rd, more than five feet long.
double edged, sharp printed and keen
as a razor, lashed from the back of his
neck down his back and will again from'
his naked feet, repeat the somersaults.
Again, with sword and shield in his
hands, he will leap headforomost throu In
tho stretched out loop of a rope held by
two men at the height of their heads, as
a circus rider .leapa through a per
hoop and light safely on his feet. ginatl
wonder if the gaping’crazvd of spectators
applaud vocifamusly'; that the carpet of
the plucky athlets is non could witha
harvest of small,
i
1
SCIENTIFIC TRI‘TII
REGA‘RBISG run I-‘I‘XCTIIISS 01‘ AN -
13111011111911 (muss. -
or “‘am. .11.»1-‘..‘"n. K111111- Bur 1.1111»—
\\‘orlhy ufl‘n 'cful Consideration.
. To the Editor of (he Scientific Animal-an:
"'1'” you permit us to ”mice known to (h.-
f prrbhc (Irv fuels Ice have learned during the
must .s years. concerning disorders of the
human Kidneys and Ike organs which 111's-
91750th Kidneys soc Isily break down? You
are. conducting a St'il‘l‘lfjll‘ paper. and are
nnprcjudicn‘d except in furor of Tnl‘1ll. If
is needless (n say, no medical Journal of
“Code“ standing would admit Nurse fm'ls,
for very obrious reasons.
If. H. IVARNER 1f" (‘0..
hapri‘elors of “ lVarm-r‘s Safe (‘11: e." ;
That we may emphasize and cloarly ex
plain the relation the kidneys sustain In the
general health. and how much is dependent
upon them. we prom-re. iiietaphoi‘ically
speul ing, to take one from the human b1 dy.
place it in the “'aSh‘thVI befcr‘e us. and ex<
amine it. for the public benefit. .
You will imagine that we lime before us a
body shaped like a lean, smooth and glisten-
ing, about four tin-11min length. twu in width.
and one in thitknexx‘. It ordinarily weighs
in the adi 1t mole about five 011111 es. but is
stain-what lighter in the tertiale. A small
organ: 3‘1 11 say. llut understand, the lody
of the necragn- si/e man contains about fun
qtuu‘fx of Mom], of n‘hinh .‘i‘o'r... (I: u l [ms-sex
throng/1 flu .\'-"Illfq‘l‘.\‘ or swan-rs, as they may
he called, 111111er Haws 11 1,113: as often as
tliI Hugh .the heart. making :1 complex.- rev-.1»
lulion in ”in e 11.1311 f-vs'. From the blood
they sentrate the waste 1'. Mortal. working
away steadily night and day. sheptu; or
waking, tireless as the heart itself.nii1l frilly
of as 111111-11 \‘itul inumrmnce; rt-uuiving i111~
purities from sixtydive gallons 1»f(1l1211-Ir1|1‘h
hill“; (11‘ about forty-11 no barrels each day.
orE’,l‘3»‘1l11.1;:~h~uds a year! “'hnt. a wonder
tl at the kidney ‘nu last any length of tune
under this prodigious strain, treated and
llt’w'et‘teil as tltcv are!
ll'c Sli1‘1~ this deli ate organ open length»
\\‘I.‘t‘ with our knife, and W.” roughly de-
St‘l‘ll (1 Its interior.
\l‘e find it to be of u i‘ml1lis‘:»l.r.11\-ii 1031.11:
50“ and 1‘;|\1l_\‘ lnl‘n: llllwl “Will lllllhll't‘tl‘ 01
little tnl 95. short and ll11‘1 al llut‘. starting
from the arteriexeu tin: in a little tut‘l til-11.11
midway from the outside openin: into a
1:1\ 11y of considerable site, which is called
the )K‘l\'i\ or. rough _\' s; calling. a sac. \1 Inch
is {111‘ the purpose of holding tli.x water I 1
further undergo puriticatuin befct e it passes
down from hew into the ureters, and so 1111
t 1 the outsnle of the body. 'l‘lnwe little tul (‘1
are the filters winch do tlh‘il‘ work nut--
niatically, unl l‘f!,h' h-‘.'o‘ I\ when Hm 11111--
nrs‘c 0f I}; ‘ 1.1 Ina-y first l-cglins.
born; the. not amount of work which
they are obliged to, from the sluli'est irrch
ul. 1‘.ty in our habits, fx‘o‘ii «ii‘d, from huh
in log, frcm stimulants or u tli11u~an1i and
one other causes w hi. h 01‘1111 111 eryday. tli.~y
luv-1111111 somewhat weakened in t .eir Irene
{HI‘ 1‘ 1 ‘
“but is the rosnlt ' (‘1111gestion or stoppage
cf the 1~11r11tit 111‘ bl od iu tl1e1~11111‘:l bin 111
V1“.\t'l\ s11r1‘1-111.1l1ng them. win It become
l1'111‘kcd; tli11sc 1lr~l1.at-~ lllt‘lltl13'3ll1‘5 ni‘e 11‘1‘1
litlt‘xl. ii:tl:1111:11:1tr1111 set up, “10“ 111s is
l111'1111-«l. \\l|tt“‘l . .1l1~ 11:11 thi~ 11-l\1s 111‘ ~11 .
tho tulu’s are at his! part ally. and soon :u‘v
(“tally nintl- er - d1» tin-11‘ “‘1 ~1‘k. The 10h 11‘
N11" sum \1Il1ll\’.t‘2‘\l'.ll.' with th s 111-1‘1 111111.111~
ltl‘t“\lll‘.: upon the H 111 \cssvls .-\llll11s
time, r1~iii1~111lvr, tli1-l-l11sl. which is 1111.11: 111,:
the Ll-llt-ils to lu‘ till-11ml. is Juls‘f 1 17’11‘111..,vi1
“its '1115‘1.1 _1.’1‘tlns'1.1:1 ’1' s”. 1111‘ .l cunniil
lukt‘ 11111 «1tl.11‘1‘1111te'
=.\‘t-1p and think of it tor a niozncnt’ l‘11
y n1‘1131l1.ctl11-1111;111:11111-(1.11:11 ll: \1t:1l ne-
1 o sity,111 l1.1\‘111:,tlie k11ln1-ys11111 ‘ 1‘: ('1111
you 1~.\ 1 1-t
sltlli‘lv.
\1le11 they are 11:s-:1~11l«11‘1*l1
1111 111:1l1111‘l1111vlitll1-.tl1::t y1u1 n11
li‘uc 11.1 I ...i 1s .' It
would be .11 1 11s t'cns11z1al1'1- hump-mt if :1
pest house were at Hr‘l'us‘ lircaiuviy and
c llllll1'~.\ 1111-11 an is 111-1-111‘1111111cilul 111 1:11
llit‘ 1:;11 1's p1-\:1 11111 mi 1l11111 11. an cs1 .1‘ 1* from
t outagi 11:1:..ld1s1*:111~ as 1'111‘ 111111 1 1‘1 \‘le.t
lh: l1l1v11lt-1 can; e1 111lut11-11 \\lu~1i1 1111 tsltilly
1‘..11.11:i,:lh:.1:;li.;1i1~c;1\1 11 \11111 ‘.
‘1111, 111.111 is tle 1‘1-snlr' \\‘by. that the
lil1w~ll;tl\' s [1‘1 and 191-) outs this lud‘t'll as it
\\\1 I l \ :li 1“" lll \l \‘\t‘3_\' l'lgilll. llilU t‘\t‘ \‘
in i1 11f11111s1~lc. Lss‘ic, 1‘1 sh :nil l111111 . 11‘1.1n
\'-»111*11~ait-1y1~111 f1-1»t. .r\u1l\\l11111.1111-r_ 111111
l11-1‘1- liiut‘) itttlncin 11 or other“ 111‘. some part
1.1 1l111l1.-1l\ is weaker than 1111 tiiei‘. ll count.»~
“3‘5 train of d1scas- is established. such as
111111s11111pt111111111 weak lungs dyspepsia whciw
tunn- 11. a dollcnu— s: 1111a 11; |1g|‘.\1:|~11\ .xu. in
sanity. lfll‘ull'sls‘ 1 r li1-ziit tllM‘ttSs‘ in those
“h” l1:1\ 1- 11 111K Itel‘\ 1's
[‘1‘11‘ 3.1111" ,1 "sf .s 1 n "Tin, -‘ (1.70145 nffh!‘
‘11».11 11,11\ 1‘ 7‘1‘111111'v [1141c >111 1‘11 L‘c'c‘p If
til 114.1l1f'11 ‘tvil. ll ilh‘l‘vzht‘s its allvtkt‘ Ill
llllltlltt‘l' 1.11! force to u111111-n-at- for the
mutual stiziiulus wanting, 111 its endeavor to
1‘1111111 tle impure l-lool thr11 :gh llllS 11b
\‘I'llt’llvll. cruising 111111. p:1lpil:1t.1-11. 111‘ an
1-111~113-l111111l1 fer-int; l unnturul as this
f11I‘1‘1-1llnl11l‘2 the heart must soon taller.
lh‘tlllIElII; 11‘ ukcl‘urnl \1‘1al: 11‘ until 11110 day
it nude" ‘1! s'oiz :11:1lde.-1tli t'r11ni .appaietit
“hear I 1lzs1-as1-“is the \ci‘1li1 I.
But the riitslicul prof1-1s on, Jeni‘iiel and
d‘guit‘ed.1~nlltln~se diseases by highs tlllltlillK
nauies, treat them alone. and lmt.etits1lie.
f1»: fhc 1n". I‘N‘S (”‘1‘ can put I blow viva”: to
Me ullrdnl part. constantly adding fuel
l1r1 ugh! [11111 “.0111 ~uppnrating. pus-laden
kidneys \\ l111-l1 here in our 11 :1in bowl are
\ei‘y plLllt‘lttt‘liUll “sell. and which should
Lin 11 [1.1. n cured first 7
Hit this is not all the kidneys lune to do:
for you must I‘t‘llletlilt‘l‘llull each adult takos
ab ~11t 51111-11 pounds of nouri~hment enu‘v
twenty {11111 l111111st11 sui ply th ‘ waste 111111}-
body whi1 ii is c1 |It\l:lllll\' going on. a waste
e .1111] to the quantity taken. This. too. the
kidneys have to Sclml‘lth‘ from the lilool with
all other de ‘11iii;.o~1n: matter.
but yvn say: “My kidneys al‘onll right. I
lune no pain in the back.“ Mistaken luau:
l‘e 111le die of kidueydiseasc fit so bad a char-
acter that the Ul""=|lI\ are rotten. and yet.
tliev have 111‘1'111‘ (1 '1‘1- hull n 1111111 nor an
acne}
“by ‘ because the disease begins. ts we '
havesliown, 111 the int :i‘ior of the kidney,
where I)": .1 u N f.- 1c um ecu-f r‘ccli’uq to con-
veythe 1 .1 ntiou of paiu. \"hy this is so.
we may in \‘ei‘ know. '
\\‘I11-n you consider their great work. the 1
dcliuivy of their structure. the ease with -,
which thev are derungwl. can you wonder at .‘
the ill~lu~allhof our men and women! Health 5
and hug life 1 auuot be one ‘ted when so u. I
ml 1111 organ is impairel. No wonder some '
w riters :ll‘V “e are dcgenrrating. Don‘t \‘ou
see the great. the extreme i111" 1rtance of '
l1'ee:1npr this machinery in wor'ing ordovtl
(‘1 aid the tinest engine do even a fractional i
port of this work. without attention fro u ,
the engInfi-r! Don‘t you see how dnuzel‘eu“ '
this hidden discuss» is: It lag-\hu‘king about
us v‘tltsllnlly. without giving any indication“.
of its presumes ’
The 1111 st illful physicians can!) -t detest. ‘
it at times. . or the kidneys (heunsrlccx cun—
nut (11- .-.1uu11‘1wd by any means we have at
our cotnwand. Ex on an analysis of the water.
chemically and ruler 1seopi1 ally. “Heals .
nothing ofiuita in runny cases even when;
the kidneys are fairly broken down.
hen look out for them. as disarm», no man 1
ter where slanted. to 93 r (out, as shown '
by after death “animations, hat its ori rin
in the trunking down of t hose secreting tubes
in the interior of tho kiduoy.
As you value health. as 'ou denim lone life
free from sickness and so ‘ering. give these
organs some attention. Keep them in good
condition and thus prevent (as iseaaily one)
all dim ’
“‘aruer‘s Safe 011m, as it becomes ‘enr af~
tor war better known for its wonderful euros
and its power over the kidneys. has done and
is doing more to increase the average dura~
tiou of life than all the sicians and mail-
einee know-n. Warner‘s Safe Com is a true
specific, mild but certain. harmless but each
gene and n enable to the taste. ,
Take it w on sick as a cure, and never let
a month :0 by if you need it, withouttakinz
a few bitues as a ‘ preventivq that the kid.
hays-may be to t In proper order. the blood
’ 1
v' '1‘ 11.11! 151‘ 11.. 1.11.
I!"
!
\.
um. that heal an t 11111 life may be your
leasing. H. H. Vanna: 1: Co.
Insomnia has been cured by bandag-
iiig inc of the legs at the knee with
layers of wet calico and covering these
with asheet of. water-proof cloth. The ’
vessel. of the leg were diluted and the
amount. of blool in the head dimlu~
iahcd, and sleep followed.
————.———._
Arizona has about ten mantles, and
Plum is the oldest one of them all. It
was settled by Europeans, and its early
history make: up the annals of Arizona
for more than no yearn.
As my al.000 quaklnga of the earth
a (111" have boon unshared in New Zeal
an . '
of English potatooa
. that will pay you from 3’5 to
(‘lay That. Cures Itlfi-itmatism.
A wonderful electric pit recently dis
covered three miles from Sharon. Gm. is
etlecting hundreds of cures from rheu-
matism. A farmer named Ilillman was
prospecting for gold. In a little bend of
llnrden‘s crtck, where the bank rises
abruptly, M r. llillmnn observul some
strange discolorations of the 5011. He
began digging, and finally desistcd when E
he could discover no metall c deposit. A
negro who was aiding llilhnan had long
been n‘tlictcd with rheumatism. He no-
ticcd that whenever he handled the only
clay inthe pit that the muscles of his
hands relaxed, permitting him to use.
them with all natural ens". “'heu llil'l~ 3
man abandoned the pit, disappointed in 1 “”“M"‘ Wl‘mll 1 “I“ ”“1““ ”11‘“ “Va-"1
1 but I continued to use It till I felt myself cured. II:
I general health has been good err-r since [In catarrh
us search for gold, his cmploye left it.
surprised at his freedom from the rheu-
niati~m of years.
The story soon spread. and people be~ ‘
ganrmuking Sunday visits to the strange 1
'spot. llheumutics resorted thereto. ad -
began to confirm the experience of Hill-
man‘s servant. Mr. J. 1’. .YOUIC. a well-
to—do farmer, who had been unable to:
use his hands, after buying them twice '
in the soft mud of the, pit fmit‘d firm 1
fa ly restored to usefulness. A we‘l—
known white lady from \Vari‘en county.
who was badly drawn up. visited the
pit. and walkvd away declaringr herself
cured. t‘harlcs t‘nl‘away (colored . who
for ten years walked on crutches. after
one visit to tlic'spot left his crutches bus
hind him and walked home. .
The most wonderful cure related is
that of :1 colon-d house ~ervant of ch~
eral "card. This woman was :1 pcrfcct
wrr ck from rheuniathm _.\ year 1120
she went to bud. and cc has had to be
wait-.d upon like a chr'd. \thn the \‘ir‘
l‘lt‘S of the pit weze first moot d her
friends conclude l totiy it. The woman
was carried _1111 her lied to thv spot,where
she w as rubbcd over with the mud twice.
The result was that tie won 1111 took up
her bid and walked home. 1
The sp 1‘. is iii a dense thicket. ren-
dercd almost irnn‘uctrable by laurel
growth Hundreds of people are rcs'11t-
ing thithrr. as n matter of curiosity.
The writer tlows in sutliciently to ktep
tle clay in a wavy condit 1111 fly ap»
plying this 1" ‘ to the parts n‘llicted it
wields some kind of influence which af-
fords rclicf. The only the 1ry advanced
is that the mud must be charged with
electricity sutlicicnt to et'fectgthe cures
Inrt.llt‘llt‘d.— A} 1:1 Yum" Mist.-
..” .
Hal» falls a-ul bump.- its head.
Ital-.1 l.:11\‘.s. fix-y think iis dead,
.‘Iauin :1 gets St .l:1 nlis nil.
llul-x lllt‘ bat-1 . stops turmoil.
Tn: beig‘ t fill" It.
fol 1131.I\1'1lfe1~‘.. 31‘
1:11 1111.1r.:11,:u3 r1111.
\lslp.t11:1.‘:\
nlvly 111tl.u
111-11:110.
‘11 '.d1 statue (wartime
in 1111111~i:1t.1-:1 ct re les-
Tiut 5!.11111- ' '
Furry persons 1 .111 s'a‘nl 1 1>lIIiU~l-
li1~.i<l.a:11t llu‘lnrt‘ll\\i.ill11i1ll\t’0l\‘¢
a c3 .
.\ p:1-11111.o:it farther of I‘mwlin: (Err-en.
lit-11:111lt‘111111t). .\l1l , .‘lr. .l. 'l‘. liiri;11l_\.s1id
l is 1.. 1r clzildi‘c': 111-re sit k with sore throats
:111d111..;,1.~:111he ‘illlJ‘ t:ii;e. lied. Nart‘uugn
1'111‘1-1 urwl ll.-':11i11 :1 “res. X11111 ialcs.
.\\
ent~r11r1~1ug .\i:11 11 111.111 prop. \t‘! to
f.1r111:1.11111p:1:1_1 11112 :11:r.1ni1111~1-::1!i1h {111' the
11:1 1~.11 :111 tin-~11 11w 11E :11111111ls. l! l.\ pro.
i111~1-.lt11b'1\ “township 111‘t\\‘o,:r111‘rthin in
l 7 1115115111 111 the lleail 7
. eel-Ive In the morning. when the l-ack part of my
‘ tonne \vuuld
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
\\ 1111 11.1 i‘lit-d wire and thus inaugurate the e11-,
:1~1‘111‘.~1-.
1'1:l:s~1 ~ ”ls “11.1 1‘11‘1'111:. .\il>¢‘ll .\. Law—
' .1. wrllrs 111 the proprm‘oi‘s
Risa : "lt1r:11.y be 111‘11 11y
1121:111» dual of talil‘llllllilJtil, il' I.
Have 1'10.
“1:1- w
{1! the 111111-11 use 41:31-111‘ lia'sa‘n " l
its: .1111l Si [11 r' l-itr 11- at lll‘ilu;l~‘§.
.\!:11k11:111:1n "\Vln did \‘111111-1ur111liatziair
11f 1»1\l~ 11~~t11t1i:1y"‘ t‘nslonie: “Because I
tT1-~11;l11 _\ 11 had bell-“r scud them to a hours
for used 1 inplcs- “
Something About l‘alarrli.
A great many people are still red with ca~
taril: 1111/1 do 11:11 know what ads them; and
:1 great many more continue sufferers who
might be cured.
1
Thickening of the membrane which lines
the nasal passages. thus making breathin;
1i tt‘n 1121: :1 dis. barge from the nuilt‘l?!_ more
1~r lr‘xs 11111111111. watery or thick. according to
the sine-.1 of the discuse; a sense at fullness in
llu-lu.11l; 11 constar'it illt‘ldlllllflll to spit: and, ,
1n-a l\'.\ll\ 11d cases. a dropping of intensely dis-
; :stiic; matter into the throat, are 11 few of
”11111111111111chs31nptotns of \ ultirt‘h.
llr‘Jlli inflamed mes. neuralgic pains.
Sore throat and :1 seas»: of smell are
vciyoztz-n caused by (‘a arrh.
All thcs - troubles are cure I by Piso‘s Rem-
edy .’ort‘:1tnrrli. Relief is had immediately
after beginning its use. but it is important
that i1b1- continued without interrupti 1n until
the 1:1‘arrhn‘ virus is expelled from the sys-
tem and healthy secretions reolaea the dis~
‘ifiiscd action of the mucous membraué. Mans
ifestlv :t isuureasaaalil 1 t1\ expect a cum in a
short time of adisease that has been pmmss-
ing for nmnthsor years.
’l‘l1.aq\iostéoir oft mo is provided for in the
putt 111,; up or l‘iau‘s Remedy fort‘atarrh. It is
mconcentratcd that a very small dose is di-
rected. The quantity in one package is sunl-
cirnt torn long treatment. consequently tho
loss 11'
' expense is a mere tritle, and there Is no excuse
for ncklcct nor reason for it but forgetfulnesx
.-\ cold in thehead 1s- relieu-d by an nppll 11-
tion .11 l'iso‘s Items-1y t‘ortfutarrli. The num-
fovt to be got than it in this way is worth
with) times the cost.
The following letters are specimens of those
received every day, tesiif) in: to the \\ urth, of
l‘i~o‘s Remedy for t‘atsrrh:
Almanacs v. l’a., Sept. 31}. 1896.
I‘isu‘s Remedy for t‘nlarrh is doing “'illldz‘m
for me. I believe it will cute any rust of t‘a~
tarrh. if usod according to directions.
Alkx F. JUIINSUN.49 l-I. Diamond St.
Srmxu 1111.1. “1 \‘IL. Oct. at 1885.
Em h Sl‘d find one dollar for tw u mckms of
l‘iso‘s Remedy for l‘atarrh. '1 he . sample
package. rvccived in June. gave perfect satis-
lnction. GILL MESSER.
: liart'rrvtnn Auras. N. \'.. Aug. 8. NH
1 have uaetl a littla1 over h\lf a inclines of
l‘iso‘s Remedy for t‘atarrli. and it
' in“) run amateurs-1.1.311”: Far-u.
l
. ata mp:
as helped ,
1111- more than any of tho dim-rent medicines -
I have used. I feel round ~11t that it will cure
me. .
lean and do recommend it to others who ‘
an troubled with that disease.
"r _..L _ Mlt_r:.\;_A_. Damon.
Slash-il- Team.
The \‘ovrn‘s t‘onustos «debate: this
vear its aixlieth anniversary. It might well
1a aim-d the “l‘nlvrml Companion.“ sinc-
ita readers are mood in 4001!!) tamilios. It Is
so‘wlanly ((11th that its pages anI an Interest-
ing to adults as to the young people. Res do:
greataarietyof fiaptilar and useful informas
tior. on Sat ral istor)‘.St‘lenCO. Home Arta.
Ramos and Sports. and is NL)‘ lllustrnted. It
costs but $1.7.1a rear. and 1t ssriptlon «at
now is credited to Janna ‘ -
A Great Reward.
will be secured by thosa uh 1 write to Hallo"
& 00.. Portland. Maine. Full information will
be sent you. free. about work that. 3 on can do
and live at homo wherever- ‘ou are a tuned.
and u )“l'd‘ a
day. A number-have earned over 850 u a day.
Capital not needed: llallett& (‘0. will start
vuu. Both sexes: all agent The chance of a.
lifetime. All is new. owls the time. For-
tunes an absolutely ilro-fol‘ the workers.
No lady ahOuId live In perm-trial fear. and
suffer from the more serious troubles that an
often upfioar. when Dr. Kilmer‘a Colemn
FEMALE Inflw ta certaln to prevent and our.
Tumor nnfl‘sagchbyL__
:59. buys a pair of Lyon‘s Patent IIecl Stif-
feners.’which makes a boot or 111100 last twicn
as long. u...
If afflicted with sordid“ use Dr. Isa 1c Thom
son‘s Ere-13391:: lttqsfits sell .11! 331'— mr 111ml:
Rel of is immediate. and a cure sure. Plan‘s
Remedy for Catarrh. 50c
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65 cents mtafhowerck
Rural llama. Rochester. 21. .. uh. .
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Originatin- in nmmlona taint In the blood. Hence
the proper method by which to cur:1 cnmrrh. is to
1m n‘fy flit blood. If: many dlsamiable symptoms.
and the danger of developing into Inn-11c ..11s or that
terribly fatal disease. consumption. are entln-ly r01-
mvvcd by Hood‘s Snrsnlarilln. which clan-s catarrh
by purifying the blood «:11! also tone.- up the system
and greatly tun-roves the general health of llluvér- .
who tlkc ll. i
“For many years. beginning so far back I don‘t rer .
member whcn. I had the eatnrrh in my head. It con
“5th of an excessive mm from my nose. rinuing and
burning noises In my cam. and [nuns on the top of
my head. The hawking and spitting Were must ex
hick with a white [unand there
would be. a bad Ste In my mouth. My hearing was
affected lum)‘ left ear. Five years ago I began to
left me.“ “as. E. H. farm-"1v. Lowell. Mass.
Hood’s 8a rsa pa rilla
Sold by a] druggbts ‘1: :1x f’~r $5 l’I’Ppah-d
by C. I. In DUI”: (I... Apothecaflfls Lowell .‘laal.
I00 Doses One Dollar
COGKLE’S
ANTI-BILIDUS .
PILLS,
For Liver. Ililc. Indigestion. 91- Free from Nor:
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In! M (“Tilt and Kuhn- .
umuthf—ufi yard-flan. l
It will menttrcly the wont form of Pemlle 00-2»
mu. all Ovman troubled. Inflammucn and III- .
ceratlon. Pulling and ”menu. and the conse- !
quest Spinal “oatmeal, sud In yam-:11.» 1411le .
to the Change of 1.111 ‘. ~ I, i
It. will (ll-02“ and expel tamar- h-om the Uteru- ln ‘
u early daze “development. Thurmdency to mans .
cu humor- there u checked very ope-«hi: by it: use. 3
It "51::ch faintm-«L flatulency. desks-u nil craving !
for stimulant:~ an : h-hn-rs weakness 1-. the nomac
II cure! Bloating. ’ll‘sct1haa 1.”. Xervvu- l‘l 1-etiuli1 n. l‘
on! Dehtlrty. Sits-gilcvucu. I‘cprrvh 1: and Indigestion. !
n“ f"‘““~t "3 Willi: tin-n. nan-1n ' pain. I t 1‘11! and
backache. 1: always nuancnuy run by us use. It mil ‘
u all time- and un 1-1- at] t‘tn‘uuhtant‘r! act in harmony
With the lat: l but govern tho Fen-ale aynem.
For the cure of Kidney V‘ornplalum t1! elthc» not this
Compound 1. montw d. I‘m-1131. Bu butucz for 5:1.
.\‘o funny should he ‘tlhout Ll'i’IA E. PISKRAH‘S
LI YER PILLS. The: run- constipation. hurt-113nm; and
t1 -r;1i:llty of tho liver. :3 ccnu a box at all antenna. -
\lb w. om \!b.\\lb 51%;,tksgbsv. “L to
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“‘11: .\\\'.\Kt' R t ; 111 r. LITI‘LE nus .uo \\‘11ur;\'. 3‘1.
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all“ In.
E WANT You or vol-an needn't ‘
Nab). onuloynana to mint u: in evu‘y
mum}. Salary 8.5 per month and exp-"1m. or -
lam commission on sales It peter-red. hoods
Every on. buyx Dunn and [Inta‘ulm prep. _
“HDARD SILVERWARE (30.. Uusnlh. m
Plan‘- Remedy for (‘atnrrh In tho
3.1. m to l‘se. and cheapest.
CATARRH
Also T“ for new In the Read.
Read» allay Perenac sum-nu.
CLAIMS -'
all
KINDS rpm-oral"!
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THURSNI’
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Mills, Slam‘. Hotels. «112. for s.\ LE nun! EX-
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