SUl‘Tll N111l\\'.;\l.l{. .‘11F\‘l~‘..\llllill 17
\\ 1m 11s or w isnoii.
rliflflif‘l’ hunger or; going to 1:011 than
debt. on Yl'slll‘“
'lf nil lh‘ yi-ir \vc'c playing
to sp it uuiib’llic is l ulious M
Th. 1‘:-
‘v as
holidays.
to work.
is 1.11 1.11m in b in}; stupid .su
a min \li'l's lit". think himselt
1‘7. -
Though fam‘fi ir'ty n1:1_\'ti'\l lvrced con-
?irrnpt. it t..kc~ 1 if edge of admira-
t,c:1. ’
\\'i- know of nothing that will test :1
m .11 ~ lllli‘ riiwa'du-ss ln-ttcr than to fccl
l kc_.\r'r;1n, ;i:i-l i... n -i gcil to act likc :1
-.1::.l. _
llr‘ll‘lu nil n ‘c is :17 1:11am for \\li.t110
1'1 ‘ . in
;~ more dcpi iiilcnt
11.;
possesses. 2.11"
lily-1111121! w lul,
than man.
l‘r‘ii‘?‘
11y 2111:1131 _\1 ii to ~-\ .1
11 l» l i nfy in‘ll cs you
1:11“ f.1-ct~,|l\iit
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h
2 . lli‘l.31‘~ :h w : whom you 'sglcak
“lo . 2m in ii ‘1' 11..» '..'v‘::ilcll. \\ will).
:‘l‘ »':1lyl:.1lo:1~_ .11 ill“ tliisllcsccds
l-wr up 2:. 'ilic lnr 1 1' file) lodgx- sud
L" 1 all 1‘ tip illlil. .l'ul “l1: .1711111 1: slttl'l-
«I' 11; i’.\ .x' illlll uglllli.
iii-u: ..: :11 : i»l:kc:1uarlcn.
4" . f l‘ l' lr‘l' :1 oil till
1m 13711 _ ill liziinnnity;
wish. i! _ 1-v li ikcll up with
.1 ;\ k111i f :1 :l ;1~2~1:~11s uceil
Flu ’11.:11 of iv, '11 11: “our ill ELI-cs!
‘uln i- l [U 'ml al 5 ~1'\\ a: :1 no id sccd
1.111: .111 :‘l \\i"~.
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3 F. ~
"Al‘blll‘olls l‘unisliinciits.
3 1 zip willh-su'il t‘\‘t.‘ll
in most p cillizu‘,
\‘lfflhi'llVl‘ in
.:ril l l~ (l.~1-vll~1‘il
1‘ '1' l but it is
.. far :is to value
'11,.
pitti s tin-1.1.
lu ll. . 11.1.1 ;:1 till l.1~’
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11:1
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'h ‘11»: 'li ks and in 'l'iiiix'cy tire
i.~~... y.h»a.. sun .11 ozh t connirms
llllll‘.1ll u 1.11; - «minor: 111:1 llllcllqti'r'
111.; prom. l‘ 1‘ ll. llm‘ '.i : that tlicluwcr
i-Z ss- ~ in lllv his: ,_ of» «11: every-“lino
fill» 2r 1.1!. 11%. inc. as it wcrc,
c .s-vl il‘lt'll' ll. .\~tii:i:1_\':1s‘.‘,iloo.\tiiks :
haw ll'l iiiii ik- ll 1 \« r 'hc fci-i lifncrini
tutti. fll‘ul l!.;rl \\.1.1-l 11111111 upward of
1mm” lulu» 1111p "1'.l'l|' 11' is i’cwrvcd
for 1.; mr “rs “hill ‘1. 1'31» curried out
or«l.:.r::l_\ mil. o- 1- i~31‘\\lulilll thieves.
'l'lm m- it.”u i-z ‘. '. ti: this Ilillll.~li
“1211‘ 1‘ L" '._\ l»y1 11112;:wa thi‘juilll
11211 t: ;_1Fl~ i' 11.1- nzsi Ullt'llSi“ and :1
11.2.11 fol tlrc 11 . 11 5 inctimiu :1 1111111
will lv- l.i-rmi ll; L... . .: 1w 1) part of the
1:41;; 31 :111 to if u L: “finding: is
. .‘llil, } 1\L‘! ru; .1 1i :v. but i‘t‘i’ti‘ltilk
llri‘. its in will l‘ «‘ws‘. brim; liikcii
7' lli!i:‘:_". .lirgr 1 : ax i ~f 3;;1’1 is in llM‘
ll lz’Jlll’ '. ~ 11. p.. i ~f e\v~.11:t:on. The '
‘11:: slii: --.. - \il ‘~ -- .i l‘fi in most
6.11““ by \lllii»i_\ 1‘. ll." throat of .
thv incur”, nut 11 i illt‘ way {1:111 a.
1‘ .t1 2.“: 4,211.1. k" is 'p
l!. l :1: ftlnl t v'c ‘. .10 be 11 scvwral
\‘(‘l} in :- n~ l‘ c .. ll. Tf panislinicnt.
Q11:itv:.1i:_t :1' l ‘ .' .. lllc 1‘0 1y was
(worn.- :1 :7: ti.- '. . ll.;_\‘~ «{ lliiti~l1
by Q. -Y. 11.1 .51» use”! lot
1hr I \p M _. z : Li 1c oi Hili‘ll~lt'l‘\.
.\t 12:. s. 'mr. "fl: .... «If littlc ruse".
W is 1“\ 1p i‘~l l-y . il‘ nllcv-le r Thi~
ll'irr‘fi 1~1'!l~ll".1'il‘l .; the p: 'ncipl ‘thal
211- g.“ :1 lw llll person
w is nutter ‘lliili icrit
11C; ‘» 1".
nu . 1.1-1? r: xi or...»
.lllll‘i’hill'nil. tin:
n-mii {w shimi
. nib-rhib‘y
liiilot.iii'l-ln'klilswl‘ sit . . . ..
‘ ., . . ‘ I . . . . rw-m.’ \\ llt‘ll planted in «vol-.1 ~oii. cool
0.1m ..... ._.oiiii1.11 H.1‘ sun-i. 11w ll‘uusl .. . ~11 P -
, , , ‘ lh‘lllv fruits wur llt‘;l-|l\ lll\\:|\'\(\\‘t‘l‘ll‘llll
\uii ”mu 1 nus it was mails .- . ~ . ‘
_‘ ‘ , "1‘ .. ‘ . , :11 l 11 l “1 l\\‘ ‘ themsclvi-s. 211111 in order to Si't‘urc 1J0
. ' . 1 v1... ..1 . 1 ‘1: . .
l ' .. .1 ' best. sniwullicst. and largest fititt. cozy
.sldl 1w... llc'i. \lll_ t...,1_ 11:...- .. , . . . ,_
l' .. ,. ‘ .. t1 .; ‘ ' v'f‘:\l'li‘ll1‘.lllllllt§ must ll\‘\l0l\l‘. tins l\
1 4 ‘ r’ 1\ z i. r 1. 1'1 1 11' '7 ‘ill' ‘ . r . ' i
‘_ . . . . . ‘1 l . 1. -. ial:v the raw w.t.: :llllwsfllll tree-
.1.. .. ~. , ,..r :‘11‘ s 11:1 ~ '
. , »' . ‘ ' f: ‘l 3*.
\\. . . 1 1 . 1 ' vl \i'\‘.r;1‘; l’l‘l . . . .
. 1‘ l . . l J . ~ ‘1 1 linit‘i' apples, pcai- cs. pcars. qu 11ccs
. .. l l ‘ 1 ' ' .. \lliil s ’ . . .
7 .. , ‘ 1 ill irict. rlic host of all kindsof fruit
1. «1 .~ .11 .1 ~ .. , puz,1~ uncut \\;is l » . ‘
I . r it. . .v p l \' \\ ‘ x t command llic lwsl pun-8. :md ,aiwuvs
1 1 1 l. ‘ *1 ‘ ‘L‘. . r .‘S l‘- . 1 . ’
1 ‘ ‘l d irin tl sol. Utttnncs the mnrkrt 1m omcs .
'. ‘ Ll ‘\ l ‘1‘ UV " - ‘ ~
1 iii 7‘ ,gluttcd With poor fruits. and the p:';ccs
_ . , ’ real 1rd arc rcallv lvclow what it casts to
w is puuislini- 11. ' ' . _
11‘ ‘ ‘1 ”I ‘ m tltit 1 - Ill‘v‘illlf‘t‘llltlll. and somchmcs tln-v \‘lll'
1| A S" I I _‘. ll H'v - o s '
. a \ “ " ‘ ’ not l‘l' scld :11 :111\' price. “lillc at thc
"A “b L'H’ ”d dim.“ “Wk t” -1111* 1:111 t‘it choit t 11111 b t m stl'
.. . r. .r $2‘¥."i
. thi ‘ til..\\n n; oi l:ignshc.i\1l1.lut1mi. « ‘
for lizui-l.- :1
(hr? in .1 g ul» 1») l'ilrlllllg iill thecon
\lclil’ . i 1 '11“ .1 s
llciw blur-v \\ 'll t‘:.~- av. maiden or
g‘. ‘. 1.0 i -l l; :1 ~\‘. :11‘ in (iron! lil‘it:
31:1 11.11 1>1l.\1p !- tli yi-nrr 121?. when
liifil i‘“ :1! \«.t<'l .1‘ . idol l“ Silllt'l' llll‘
Lari 1' "c llll. 'll.sr:i'tl1-vil “7:5 tiller
wool Ti . no: l by 1‘. lllllil‘ lliiiiianc plan
(if uruw- .114 w ' i 1.11.“ \‘1‘1‘. like tlli‘
i‘. 1' “turnip
f ‘a'lll-l iilll-l\.
"‘ , u iiiinun
\\ .‘ i.
tin '1. . . ‘
Am pv'so ll.l"
0!”!-
f..»”- 1-r
l‘l‘|l‘f liming
l
its 11 . c' by lliwwziiiig. wh ch.
by inc .1 l 11c llll‘ plc.1s.11:tc~t‘
lit-‘4» . ‘.;l“~ V (ixsg.
'l: ‘ 1.; h l: oi {so ‘l‘llll curious 1M
11”,“. 1.. \\‘-. 71 C11
\\ll
d to :a
illrt‘cil in in\\‘
.i\
'l
1111‘
:yi
l = 1N- .‘ll‘O
lllc
c lhal \\c should
of llltlll 1111.1'
into this
4 4
. 7.11:.l1f1iz'lifu'.
rwnK l;
11 t. i' g \\:is secn of his {c.1-
> his unll mou‘h; ilzath
wd 1hr- lirguishing victim. v“
("il‘s
'l’lw \is’itur Left in 11 Hurry.
A lfoslon '1' correspondent
writ-s from \\ ashlngtun of the fight be-
tween tf c ‘1 ii n-d llmthirs: Both are
irzitn n (l) wcalt'ny 1’. i . Willard is
the prrprEi-tor of the llbliitt House 11nd
owns l\\'-‘i has on F slrvcl. Ollc on which
the lulIi-ill ll disc stands and the other
some zwrilty hr! 1] slant on the ~a'11e
sidr ~-.‘ the st i-vt. lls brother. Joseph
\VLlZmd. (i'.\1..~ ihc lot ln-tu‘icu the two
pii- (-suf pw port}: It has been (1 t‘.
~~\\'.li;mi‘~ aim hi: yvurs to gct hold of
‘liis ”1‘ has lrlt-(l all sorts 0f
schum-s. bu? .p lo 11'” he has not suc-
cccde i. no: :1 an :2! while ago :1 suave,
[1 him ss-like Lu: lit-man callcd upon .loc
\Vzi Mid and stall-«l that he \\‘:1.sl:»ukinj.:
for :1 local m: to establish :1 canilv mnnu.
bunny. lie was in p ossi-d with the l“
n...” ll-C ition and wanted to know if it
w.» in fhw market. Jot: \\ illard replied
1h"! ho w-rzid sx-ll if fir will]. get his
[1 2 c. Tin n his \ isit: r risked then-1111:.
j.ouk.ti_' up 1) d ratvhing lllt" business-
nzan's ("c p.31.“ “My price is $301k.
1‘ M. You go back to (‘. (‘.\\‘illiir\l.whu
3111'. you be.” . 11nd tell him that.“ The
visitor Evil in .1 lurrrv Without any further
exploration. Joe Willard. as the boys
bay, bud ' mill-d the 1.1.111."
~i 7* .-
Twn cir‘... of Hregon. Ill. arithcrd a
quail-my of 11.. kory nut» and placed them
on a table in :1 v 1cnut room adjoExiin‘.’ the
one whrie they Ilci'xt. That night lhev
weiflmifled by ghostly noises. “'th
they 'rfcd to make music on the fumilv
orgln nut any they found the mfce had
stored eighty nuts in it.
.- .‘I‘
1.;
. tobuiiioulsu-jay tbvre ; a marked
folio); off in the cigarette habit.
[TH ESE: TiivEI'}. AGRlCLliTl’ 1.1L 7
topics or ixrnnusr RELATIVE
, T0 r3111.“ .axo GARDEN.
(‘arc of the Cow-House.
“A word in regard to the care of the
stable or house in “‘thh cows are kvpl.
This is not an unimportant:matter. a
too many farmers hurried with
Work are apt to think. The cowhouse
sliciild bc kept clean nnd sweet. First.
: ln-causc pure air is almost as necessary to
the ht“ll1ll of the cow as to 111:1! of man‘;
second. because cows are often milked in
the stall. -.\"ow. milk is very scnsitivc
to outside influences; its purity and flavor
{sure affected by foreign substances falling
llll' animato-
lc c.11o tics. wcrc Ill-night of. sonic thriffy’
l pHSsibit‘.
" w
l iirto it. fl’ld n’so. it absorbs :iinnunia and
noxious gascs very «pii kly. These will
prctty surely exist in an. ill»kcpl stable.
My way of keeping a clean. S'w cct smell»
in: place for the cows is to sprinklc the
floor once :1 day with plaster. l‘la~tcr
tux-ugh fir this purpose will cost but
ii: '11. and will incrcnse
manure more than enough to compeir'
Eilll‘.w'-" All: l'ir/X‘ [knit-J.
(‘ooling New Milk “'itli \Valcr.
Tho success of 1111- 1 ii-lml-ry sy<tcm is
‘lll tlic surllica tooling which ricw tuik
‘ 111111 511 roundi d, as the crcanicrics
i ill”. by ii c. Many ycarsago. long before
l'LLUI‘S.
him» \\'i\'~s had to: hold of this lilf‘ll.
only dashing 11 l lllc ice cold water into
ii: 1.1- \ milk as s-vonas if was sir-l in the
; pan. The rapidity with which the crcum
? w ll r3 ~
llwl 1" .ll‘i'J.
3.
l'iacc two pans of new milk
that has haii‘ :1 trmnpfiil «f (Hill wanr
11:13.11-11 into it wEll not only raise cicam
mow quiikly. but mnrc of it than the
othcr. Milk in ath in this \\ 11y will give
11-:1i'Ly as much crcam us the bcst 1 rt‘illll'
{i
i- skimminl off. while milk sct iii the
1 .Niiil way will havc a thin skim of cream
. .111 its surfacc :i'ftcr soaring. This disv
h co ciy is pro' ably ti 1y llr lllul't‘ years old.
will iizay p -ssilil_\' 11:1‘.‘c been tlic liasis of
tl.c ircamci'y system. The mrlk should
. be wt warm. and the wate. be as cold as
Ice. if it can be procurcd.
on d pin-sillly be bcltcr than wuter."~-~~
(V Nift-
\ .
l ..
411; .
Grinding (‘uru “'ith the Cub.
'1 here is no little variance of opinion
. its to thc :1d1isaliility of doing this.
for ~grind n; corn albl thc cob together.
' 11nd where 1111‘ ground fccd is to be givcu
' “lilo in :1 fowl riilluii
n 1' 1‘\€It\ltllllg ‘:
. ‘ l
‘slhi- nt lllal
‘t‘ ‘r\,z‘\ ‘1\f(1tll ~llk‘l‘l- ‘
.t:'li't:1lllrilii11.s
"'311‘ 1‘1 :11111 of s; ir-l
ll Jill)" any 1(‘\511l'*ll“ll ‘
10 r wictt his I 1“
drivr 1’s .
.111110 llll’lllntl~ i='
.-i \\.i$1-:;i('t'll 1111(‘(3‘
l
to cattlc or iio:sr.s..it is wise to do it.
.’l‘h‘wre is really more tintriinczit in cob
1. than isgi-uci‘ully supposcd. .\ t‘tlllllit'lt‘lll
authority says that it» shows on lllltllVSl‘.
\ . . . if: H per cciit. of carbo liyulrah's. 171 per i
at} ll: l‘».‘ , ix' 1 .1 o , ilic k‘l’llilllilll in ‘
C1111. of itlbuiniuolds niid thi- same of
far. (‘1-lis lack 11.11‘1-gcuwus'i-lcniints;
hence. it llll‘ ilcticicni-y can lie supplti'd
. by other means. tlicy arc not so undesir-
\\i'h Cv'lll. Sonic
wrih rs i111 that cubs thus ground 11nd
fed. havc onc h .lf us much \lllrl!‘ its hay.
.‘lany ”lié cl 1) ‘1 iiiisc llicrc is :111 appari nt
, daw‘rci‘ in lei-ding crackcd 1 obs. *Wlicrc
roll and coin arc ground fine in burr
tuifl st tics. lllt‘v fccil is in :1 b ttcr «on-
dition cuicr thi- animal‘s stomach
than whim turn is ground lilzc :dunc
.Thc uiccs of the stomach can bcttcr
pcnetraie the f« 11.1. and it is digcstcd
> llf‘llf‘l‘ lilil lct no one stipposc that
. 14111111111: c 111.- H‘pll‘ulcl)‘, is here or ever
u»1\‘ll\‘a‘sk‘\l."‘f grail}: i-i'.
ll‘
Thinning Fruit.
I ‘1 If‘ .P‘H‘i‘flf‘
.\ writcr says in tho Vim
. in: a: :1profltab‘c price.
1 Too many fall into the crror of think~
in;r that by thinning they lesscn the
. quantity so much that tlicy prcfrr to lot
t c fruit all rcmaiu. This is :1 mistake.
us- will as to think that by lllltlll'llg they
lesscn’thc profit on the troll. \thn :1
me is homily loaded the fruit must
he c ’siirily be ~inall, and this will ltks‘cli
thv quantity; then the fruit bcinu‘ small
will sell for :1 lcss price. and really (‘oFt
than makc by not thinning. Then in
2 add tioir. when :1 tree or vine is allow cd
, to ovci‘loal 11rd mature the fruit. it is :1
strain upon thc vitality of title trcc.’ Sn
much that n rc~t must be had. and the
' 111 \t year the ti'cc will fail 1'1 bear.
\\ hencver tr'cd judiciously thinning
. \. rabb- courage when 111: trees are
‘ lldwn pith young: fruit to go over and
l’il oil‘uiiil throw away :1 coiisiilciable
To one who has
lnevcr H11 11 it. at first it would seem like
'1 \\ astc; yit it has bien tested sutlicicnb
, l_v toprovc its value.
l 'l‘hc work. of course, should be done
i early. as soon after 1111- fruit has set us
The 1011;: r the fruit grow
'pwi't on..uf the fruit.
. possible.
.«f the trcc. that should go to the other
fruit that is left upon the tree to mature.
It should be done as overtly as possible
all over the tee. thin so as to give each
specimen left as much rocm its possible.
1 lose crowding is what often makes ill-
shappcd fruit. If you have never been
in the habit of thinning try :1 few trees
first to see the effect. land in a majority
of cases you will conclude that it is
bent-tidal.
Ground Bone for Poultry.
Some of our farming friends appear to
ho deeply imp essed with the notion that
hcns‘nced no food but corn in some of its
forms. But we ought not to forget that
fool means the initerial for everything:
that come. out of the system. a: d that
if any part'tulnr race takes up any special
brunch of manufacture, they must have
the‘raw material. All animals Consume
more or lessi lune; it i‘ one of the prin~
cipul elemente entering into the Conlpzh
sition of the bones. but the hen needs an
extra supply. The domestic .t d_ hen
also need. more than wild stock of any
son. since she is stimulated to .' grvater
production of 1325. In (roost-(Shiite we
1111»! give her more than is contained in
the varicus grains.
The most useful forms in which to give.
lime are in the shape of coarsely ground
bone and oyster shcl 8. Feed these or
ticles most abundantly at the time the
liens are laying mos: freely. and antici-
pate. if possible, by beginning early in
the season. lest your fowl: out a shellcss
egg. and acquire bad hubits. The im-
p.irtance of providing a librral supply of
ground bone and oyster shells for fowls
is less under-310013111111 it should be by
breeders of poultry. Row bone, coarsely
ground. say half as luau u grains of
corn. is gnedily «too by fowm‘upe.
chit, if the: m not ollowed to run in
other .
the value of the i
under this siiinuin‘vlon is casily:
of c .11... quaiity side by s'dc, and the 1~ll(“
1' will in: flirly liillt‘ \\ hen the crcnin ;
(3111‘ .
} 1»p:ni -n is that w licrc thcri- itrc facilities ,
more to sell. and you'rinlly lo c rather 1
fruit. always pays: but it requires con— . . .
\. poem about. "gilt, but the editor can;
[1“ r Sitting. the more waste of vitality I
large; and well-conducted experiments
have proved that it is not. only beneficial
to the health of the fowl, but it also ccr~
-. tainly stimulates and promotes laying to
. a very great extent.
.\‘ow.'\§hile this effect of producing an
increase in the number of eggs is cer—
tain. and not a newly claimed merit. we
have lll'l‘lYi d at the conclusion that it also
l increases the size of the eggs: and where
‘lhcre israuy trouble with regard to the
shells of the eggs, we have found it
lSpcedily remedied by :1 libcral use of
ground raw bone and oyster shells.
_ Every person who keeps even a few
fowls should own a mill for grinding
' such food. as it will soon repay the cost.
illoac and shell should be fed to fowls
i by puttingr it in a narr n1; box rind nail-
; ing it to the side of the coop: we prefer
Ithis method as it is less wasteful tlizin
throwing it on. the ground. To use fine
: bone beneficially. it is net-essury to mix
1. it with the soft'food. mithc have found
it it very useful in cases of' d‘arrli 1:1 in
fowls. having cured cases of this disease
in green [owls in ii Single day by the use
of 11133 arti le: to promote laying. how-
:evcr. it is necessary to have it ground
1 coarse.~—-.lmerimt. Rural 111mm.
Practical rests in Transplanting.
In an cssay read by Mr. J. T. Lovell.
:l.1ltlc rilvcr. N. .l.. before the last int-0L
* in}: of the American Horticultural Socie-
ty. this entcrprisiiig horticulturist pre<
serif (1 some facts in relation to trans
planting bornc of his ow 11 expcricnccdtnd
what. in many instances. demolished pi-t
theories. F1 llowing arc some of the
l statements 1:111 lc by Mr. Lovell:
1. ('clcry and cabbage plants become
establishcd in their ncw quarters as well
and as quickly, whether frc~hly takcn
from the scedbcil or :lllf‘l' being kept in :1
datin cellar for any number of days he—
, twccii one and si\. with it liardiy noticw
.nblc dlfl‘crcn‘ 0 only in favor of the f:csli-
1y pulled plants.
' ‘3. There is no'perccptiblc diffi rence
in the behavior of .
planting. \Vlll"llt‘l’ during thcir sh -rf in~
lci‘iin in the cellar their iuois were kept
in damp soil or in water. Th-A 11- \v for~
motion of fibrous rootlets. unc quarter of
,1111 inch in irrigth. dcve 0} ed during :1
:sevcral days'soji-urn of the roots in
water. proved lobe of no advantage
whatever.
‘ :3. Hunt . so! out just as they come
' from the s ‘l‘ll b: d or ccllrir do cxnvtly as
. \vc‘l as those the rootsof which were
‘ dippcd in under or mud before transplant
ing. The famous “puddling” is of no
account.
4. The application of water to a tea
suiably moist soil cue which is ncith 1'
wet nor dry. and thercfoic in the only
propcr condition for llll‘ “orkflnfler
transplantingr 1111s no visible effect and is
entirely superfluous
5.. When the soil is very dry, the ap-
plication of water some time llt'lOl‘L‘ scl-
tiug out the plants. so its to gel t1 tncrcly
moist Evil at planting timc, is of dccidi d
. advantage turd prehrnblctu wutciiiig i1l~ -
:th planting.
ti. lndcr avcragc conditions it
found inimzumial whethir the work
donc in tlic forcnoon or :ifI- moon.
to dcfvi‘ scttiag plants until after fire
proverbial 4 1". \l.
7. Plants pullul from
when this is thoroughly wet. rccorcr
from the c l‘ccfs of transplanting so ncr ‘
than wlnn taken from :1 scrrcciy moist .
bed. .
E. Shading the plants for a few days
' after settin;v them out. | iiiicr by means
‘of boards aluvc the i\|\\‘\ or by other
means. is of 111- idcd and instill}: brmfit.
‘ 'I‘lic hcrc eiiumrriilcd fa-‘ts appear to
ustify the iniom that the plant itself—~
its character. sac and Condition ‘is a
most potent factor.
—in fa t the largo-1' thc iii-tier as the
roots dciclop but slowly during lllt‘ll‘
carlicr life. t'abbngc plants of medium
silo seem to not war lhc effects of trans- i
. planting (llll! ker than vcry lttrgcor very
small om s. 'l heir roots develop compar-
‘ alivcly much curlicr than thoscof celery.
In both kinds of plants. lmwi-vcr. the
propcr balance bctwccu r1 ot nud
lishcd by pruning.
The character. or rathcr composition‘
of the plants is of the utmost lllllwl‘b.
once. Any plirit. no math-r h‘uw thrifty
it may appear to be. is of little value if
its mineral constituents are scanty. The
ri;:l1'l kind of‘ plants. such as will bear
handling and transplanting,r well and
1111 ckly rccovcr from itsefl'ccts. tire lhust‘ é
groi'i
111 Ill“ (if plant fond; nut in one “'ith an
c\c ss of vegetable riintlcr.—~.Vc1r Yuri
I‘Vuffllf.
__.______.._
Jokes About Journalists.
A rctired cdifdr ~ One who is in bed.
tors commit so few crimes. They haven‘t
timc.
The sculptor thinks he can carve a
usually cut one up in letter style.
A health journal says you should take
. three quarters of an hour for dinner. It
, often happens that 1111 editor gets noth~
ing else.
An article in a contemporary is (‘Il~
titled "Why editors are rich." It is be—
causr- they give :1 five-dollar puff with :1
~ fifty-cent advertisement. .
Among the requirements of a Boston
recipe how to cook stringdxaus is to stir
with a silver fork. Very few outside of
that way.
An ItalTnn has discovorcd a lotion
which will take away all desire for food.
and will sustain] fe. If editors can only
get this stuff on advertising then they
can afford to run newspapers as the ma-
iority of folks, seem to expect them to,
namely, free pods and lots of them.
The Cause of His Sorrow.
One of the most pathetic sights I have
seen in a long tine I saw the other after
1100:). He stood on the corner of a
street, with evesrast down and a look
of agony on his fate. lie was sighing
beavity as he poked a thick stick int:
cracks and breaks in the asphaltum,
which was terribly open to such poking.
He was an of lish mun. too, and seemed
to be heart-broken. I watched him for
quite a' minute. and he scented so deep
in painful thought that the people pass-
ing almost walked over him without
awakening him. I was studying this
picture when :1 friend came. up.
“What 5 the matter!“
“look at the poor old fellow." I said.
“That! don‘t you know himl That‘s
cld , the millionaire. He owns that
block. and he s got. to put down] new
pavement."——Sail Francisco 0111!.
The Younger Brother‘s Warning.
He spoke of love till 12 P. In
0! Sunshine in a cottage.
With him she thoughtr‘twould ruptunbe
To live on Ennis portage.
At length I run or from . stick
Come from the W.
‘ V910. any laid:
Andywlth it ope
“ 0|}? C Flory.
r‘ 1291: ”any fforkxhuml
plants after 11‘:1h§~'
\vn‘
is ‘
Unly ‘
during cxtrcmc hot wcather. wi:h an cx- .
('rs‘siV‘cly ,dry nttriosp‘icrir. is it adviscdi
tlic secddvcd. .
.\s rcgnrds size the ‘
advice is given tint cc‘i‘i‘y plautsbc large '
in]; i
must 11* cilhcr already existing or estab— 1
on soil alitllllillillg with thcelc-;
'.~\u exchangi- wants to know why cdi- ‘
cditors‘ wives can afford to cook beans
First Singing of “Home. S .roet Home.“
Perhaps the most. thrilling quarter of
an hour of John Howard Payne‘s life
was that when Jenny Lind snug “Home.
Swret Home,“ to him. The occasion
was the Jenny l ind concert in \Vashing
ton. the nit-ht of December till), 1850.
The asu-mbly \\ as. perlm] s the mot dis‘
tiiiguislzed ever seen in aw on ert room
in this co intry. The immense National
on the ruins of the burned Nnt‘onal
thcntrc. was filled to overflowing. .\ mong
the notables present and occupying
front. seats were l’rCSideut 'Fillmorc,
Daniel Webster. Henry Clay, General
Scott, and John Howard Pay! e. Jenny
Lind opt-nod with the "(‘iista Diva,“ and
followed with the "‘Hute Song" {in
purity and swsctncss with i1 flute in! the
duct . thin the famous “Bird Song."
and nevt on her programme the "(nect-
ing to Amciil a.“ All lbc pieces “cm-
W -__._ .,._......__._ -.__ ._ -... _.___._......-..._...L.._ -.... .am
applauded apparently to‘ the full
cnp:.cil_v of fin Clilllll‘llhllc audi
1111c. and Mr. Webster. who was
in his most genial nftr-rdinner
mood. cmphnsi cd the piaudit by rising
in in his 50:11 11111 making Jenny :1 pru~
found bow. 11‘ if responding for the
('ourilryof licr rcctii' “ But when
the ">wcdi‘lt Xightingux ariswcrtd the
(‘ll'UI‘t' by turningin tlic dircrtion of
John llcward l'nynctindgivii.3_: "Home,
Swut lloinc." with all the wondednl
t'i-i ilcrncss. pizrily and simplicity lillll g
both the winds and air of the immortal
song. lilf‘ difference was at one so: u be-
tut-c1: thv metlniniciil an: 1.lllS(' called out
1
eliciicd by the “touch of natutc
makes‘thc whole word kin “
first i llL‘ of the s1 1}; “as computer the
nudiincc \\ us fiifily "off its fecf,“i1ml
('o'ild 5(‘ll’Ct‘l3' wait f- r :1 paiisc to give
cxpri asion to its (‘lllllllsin‘lll l'ci-plc
ordinarily of lllt‘rlllltlellli-IislrullYP mi".
1‘ n} pcd s1 amp- d and shcuti‘d us if titty
“'1'“ 1112111 111d it. set-med its if [llbl‘l‘\\‘1\lll|l
lit-.111. end to thc uproar .\l1 niitiinc a‘i
eyes were tnr- cd upon I sync. :1 small
Silc«l,c Ugfllil'lllOldCd gray-hairedgenilc-
111.iii.who blushed violently at finding
11 nisclf the (cult-r of.so many giantes. a
l'. («.A 71/“ J]: I) r: (if.
What 'it Costs to Run A Locrin-slive
Many people wonder at the animal cnr
durinice of the u nine.’ Few understand
or are uw'inc of the mighty perform-111cc
l of tlc 5.311111 railway horse of til—day.
l 'rlikl' one- passinger cngiiu- on the lili-
' noIs ('1-u1ral l adroad -. Non» llfiuthe
for thnly-ninc years has bccu hold 11;;
the rrins of an iron stccd on that road.
In August last Builvy. with his iron
horse. tiavelcd 4,731 miics. During: this
liinc it re-piircd twi nty~sevcn pounds of
Waste to rub down and thiity-oiie L'dll 11s
of oil to lubrcate thc engine. To ki-rp
of coal were used. \‘r.
tircnznn in the month earned $2203.10.
'l'lzc oil and waste to” :5 [111; the wood
and ion]. $17“. Hi. .\s a hivrsc has to be
-di 111‘“ d oizcc in awhile. so does an c11«
cine havi to 1c H‘PnTr‘l. In tli'sn‘onth
No. il'i rel iiwd repairs t 1 lhc extent
of $9. .6 . Thus it is ~crn that it cost
the company $110)“ for the perform
lllhe of 1h s horse in one month. The
rcpuit of tlic cxpenscs rof tic months
with has many other llllkl‘t‘Sllll‘J feat
. ores. lt slrowsthat :1 pint ofoil lasted while
the engine ran :1 fraction over 11inch ea
codes. in liitli-ovcr thiitysix miles :1
: (‘0 d of w (.1011 or :1 ton of coal \ths‘ used.
ll is i c uratcly t‘gurrd that for each mile
in: tlic oil :11 d;wastc lost :1 fracth u
0‘- cr 1‘ mills: thcconl and \vo d. Iii mills;
glhc whgcs of the ‘l\\‘dltlt‘lt iii cit-1130.
nbiht l ; for repairing nearly ‘3 mills.
the 3 (kilo cl’ driven in 11:1:119'555‘ some
may Vzlsli. \\ cll, he must haul bun
hiichid. judging from the amount of
i 1:;iti‘i ‘L! llc «lid. 'l‘llt‘ rr‘piit‘t ~huws that.
or. an a\c1a_~_'c. “illilll :1 fravt‘on of .si\
e ctr-s were llillii‘fl to the mile 111 one
ycur. ending l‘c itiibcr, 1557-? this grand
old 111:1rgcr, guzilcd by skilful hands,
5 liiid hauli-l 11 tia’n of" six passenger
E Coal 111 s in point of distance nearly twice
; around the earth.
of waste. 3:13 gallons of oil. 335 cords
of \Viuutl and 1.3m: tons of coal. The re»
pairs cost $SSEI. and the “am-s of tbci-n-
ginccr and liicman were $‘ :5 “ So
I
....
that it mist the until-any S $17.51 to
mukcthc double trip with the engine
tilonc.—-(‘/llcu!,-.- Ken-s. '
Tilt“ til-y
and the Frog.
A Boy “'ho was Passing a Pond Saw :1
Frog: rump from 11 1.113.r Among a Mass of
1, l~Ioiks.wl1c:c he. Would be safe from
. tllc lad rcma kcd '
should thus Avoid 1110:“
“Neverfi rcplicd the Frog.
“Then. why such Action!“
“Simply because tlnrc can be no fu'i
‘ between us e.\ccpl at my e\pensc.“
Moral The lloy (hugged at him. but
the Frog lit dgcd it. < Nani! Frcc Press.
- *_,__ .
.-‘\1tliem:\sv1urrade ball in Allin last wcek.
SLJnco‘us Uil took the first prize: Nothing
strange in this. as it is highly prized in evcry
Fill. Jlouiifsiin 'l‘iibum'. . ~«
K131: ' 'l‘urzrmww's state chariot has ln‘cly
her-‘1 exhibited in London. It is of the «Item
wed in Europe 111:) years ago. and it is li .ri'nlly
coated with sI-ct‘l gold. inluid with bits of
class. “‘1111111 there is room for only one per.
son. '
Mr. Geo. llcutcrmnn. .\'t v York city. suf-
fcnd nearly innotith with a severe cough. and
finally used Red Star Cough Cure. which. he
“35* l‘“‘"°..‘l.:‘“§l‘,°".‘l§ 9‘19 “‘l“'~‘_‘~.““'-“
shipin case of tire. Half a hundred weight
or sulphur will be sufficient to‘nbsimct the
win-lent trio oxygen from 3.500 cubic feet of
nir. thus untitting it to support 1 ombuslion.
tude tolhe pro rietors of‘Allen‘s Lung liai-
smm writes: “ firmlv believe my wife would
hove died of consump‘lon. if not for the times
l_v use of your balsam."
for Lung 13 senses.
out from Hamburg for New York.‘lurge angle,
of a Li d seldom caught. flow on ex-
hausted and was trapped. 13 u I bean fut
bird. do] rately apec ed wuh brown and
I hite feathers.
» You Can Learn How to Get Rich
by sending your address to Hallett a Co.‘
I‘Lrilmul. Maine: they will send you full in-
formation about work that you can doand live
at home. wherever you. are located: \Vork
minded to all ages and both saves. $5 to $5 a
day and upwards easily earned.
earned over "Om ruin)“. Ail succeed grandly.
All is new. 'ou are static-l tree. Capital not
required. Delav not. All of 1h 3 above willbo
proved to you. and you will find yourself on the
absolut ely E‘l.."§.i“t°‘l‘.". 1111111 the very start.
l'r‘ue Stories.
The youth‘s mum-limo" maintains its reputaw
lionfur pub} slung the host serial and Short
'l‘liencxt \olume will tonal l the oi: t prize
stories selected as 1110 best ! rum over :10!) man-
us 2- ipts sent in competition: The first Serial
Story to nppe ar. beginning ‘11 January. will 1).
“Blind Brother.“ in or ht (:lldplerl. tullyillue—
trated. Every one w! 1 want to road it. It
1.75: is sent now. it will ray for the paper to
anusry. 18:48. '
If you have tumor. (or tumor symptoms)
Cancer (or cancer symptomsl.bt~rofula.EI-ysipe~
las. Salt-Rheum. Chrome weaknemNcn-ous-
nos or other complnints-dn. Kilmor‘a FI-
uu: Rum)? 3311314139?” 3311513353.
Bucknehe.achfag side: and 111an m mu;
clear. stitch, criok m rammed by .
The reign of sense in medicine is war by
tho populuitr of Hop Pomus Roam to: polar:
Mix fulfilment: with ransom heels. Ly-
nn’l Heel Stunner- tee boots straight. 5c.
warm «tithe emu. mum month.
8311‘: lion Rm"; 1» -’ *
1 WWW»:
it.
i'
”9.8.0.
hall. hastily constructed forthc occasion .
which her voice contested rivuliy for -
by u display of fine vocali/utii-r, and that, g
[11:11 )
llvlcrcthe ’
enginccr of which is Hugh Bailey, who 2
it hot tliic - cords of wt od und 1:” tons.
liiilcy and his 7
“\\ as this faithful imrsc izddcu under I
He used 304 pounds .
Missiles. and assuming an Injured tune .
“Have 1 ever done you Harm that you
family where llscil wspcciall)‘ in ours.»~Ria.In r. ;
having tried several rcmcdii-s without relief.
A well-knowa French Feient'st stiggutsthat .
brimstone should be carried on board ever; i
EXPRFSSES “ls (iRAFlTXTIlE.»A‘.\lbc“l A_ 'Lar. ..
um. of Kirkman. In... in expressing his grati- .
Buy the $1.0.) bottle
m l
\"uus‘ the steamship Polar a wns eight days '
Some have ,
road tna. handsome fortune. with a large Ind '
Sim-fies. us well as str king stories of adrentuw. '
Whit 11m.
1 Two 1886 Gold Medals.
Messrs. Mason & llmnlin again have
the distinguished honor of hnvmg been
awarded the highest gold medals over
all exhibitors, Airericnn and European.
both at Edinburgh and at Livupool. the
two most important exhibitions of the
year 18%. Since the first great. Paris
Exhibition of INST. the Mason 1v Hamlin
Organs have invariably received the
hiuhest honors at all great'worl’d‘s ex-
lubltions.
If «rough disturbs your sleep. mks
Cure for Consumption and'rest wcll.
Thousands who have bron troubled with that dis .
ngmahlo now from the no: ~. ufl'cnsh-e breath. pun
Over. anl bvtwecn th:l eyes. ringing and buhllnu
“(1111:! in the cars. and othcr diniigreeal-le symptoms
of catprrh. have been eutln'ly cur «l by Hood's: Snr
upurlJaJlic bcst blood purifying medicine. It ex‘
pets every taint of Impurity from the blood. vitallnes
und enriches it. and also improves the general
health. If you suffer from caurrh. try Hood‘s Sar
savanna.
"l have be. 11 imubhd with cutarrh about 1 year.
cruising great slowness of the bronchial tubes and
terrible lic.1daclic. l sow the advertisement of
Ho 13's Sarsalmrflla as a euro for cutarrh. and alter
inkiuzonlyoue bottle I am much bolt}. My cn‘
tart-la lscun-il, my throat is entirely wrll. out] my
heaihy‘m- hits all 11 mam-cured “ ”R. Gmnoss. Hamil-
ton. lliiller 1‘1... U.
"Hood's nrsapm-llla has hv-tpr-it m.- nrnre for ca
tnrrlr 1m 1 impure liluud than anything elu- I ever
usril."~A. HALL. 8_\r.'u‘u.~u-. .\'. Y.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by all drugu'sm Q2; six for 3.1 l‘rcpan‘d
l-y til. "11.111 x 111., Apoihecnrh-s Lo“ cll. Mam.
Dr. Pardee’s Remedy
in 0mm! )LOOD mm “0".
iA Specific for Rheumatism,
l Scrofula, Salt Rheum.
1 Neuralgla. Ring Worm,‘
an .11 an at noon banal. n uni“..- n.
LIVER AND KIDNEYS-
CII’II xxnxozsrron. I.“ .1] Mann grid-x be- u
3 “fable. Condluou of no lflhl.
WSQ-ud (or our pamphlet of testimonials, Ind
read of those who h.1ve been saved by its use. Ask
your l‘niggisl fur l‘l. I‘AIr-lu's Rllntln' and take
no other. Price '1 rboulr. or in: bottles for '5.
Ladies in feeble he: 1h should not fail to try It.
Hanufactuxtd by lhe
PARDIE HEDlClNR CO.. Roche-ten". V.
DO NOT POISON YOUR S YS‘I‘BM
nib 1n- diciues you know unthiug about.
Nearly own 51“. alhsl reumly fut llhcuum
lisiu and Neurulgm now tuft-rod to the pulr
lic contains powerful and poisonous mode
crucs thnt 111mm the stun-w h and leave the
tnticnt \vnrsi- off than before.
In» not lllNN‘ lhcm. 1.111 L‘lkt‘ “111-" old reha-
\
\
\
Asa“; Renedy
is that w \c. cow‘tct'ms
N6 Opium
ALLEIl’S
, one . ,_
BALSAM .. mi
tr.- cow . coughs 8K
Q0“? 3530 EQ‘ML-
w isw‘tm \ b“
’Equduziiw :mdyiiiedz.
monitors
Wittv'md “Q g,“
_ . g and. suvelemdt
,1 .1. .~. ‘i 10*: C\\\\
on Dausoxsws gill
A\25$ do? 81“” Per. bottle.
For Good Purposes.
Mrs M. A. l‘miphin, of Philadelphia. is
well known to the ladies of that city from the 1
great good she has done by means of Lydia
E. l'inkhiuu's Yogi-table (unwound. She
writes Mr. r’inklrtin of a recent interesting
case. “A young iiiitrriul lady clinic to llb‘
suffering with a severerusc of l‘roln; sus and
Flt-elation. She couinmuced taking the
(.‘otnpouud and in two months wasfully Tl"
SfI-l‘l‘d. 111 proof pf this she soon found her-
self in an interesting condition. influence‘l
by foolish friends sh. attempts] to evade the
resininsilnltu-s of maturity After ten or
twelve days she came to me main and she l
was indccd in a most alarming stat» and suf~ ‘
ered terribly. lgan— her a mble'spoouful
of the compound every hour for eight lioum
until she fell 3 leep. She awoke much re
lion-d and evidently better. She I nntinued .
taking the (,‘0111p 11nd. and in due seas in she
bccatue the mother of :1 fine healihy buy.
But for the timely useof the m «inane she be»
lieves her life would have been lost "
Your Dru '(ht ban the Compound. .1 per
{ bottle.
_Eu‘r'rsns.m
>~ 11 ;.: Litislrilh‘d Dustin-us and i'rhv.‘ 1» anti
Slclxlrnar l Fritters \\‘—- minke :1 c- mph-tr llrr of ‘
Suuit l‘u._\'. l'nrithl - It? and l\\1tll\ rs:- hlul’h‘. ‘
Plan-v li-sly aul lit-b chglis Jillllll‘r.‘ and l-ux
Sleixlis linmhrvl In a \"nrlrly of M3! ,, mudo of the
1- s1 111:1!1~r.u1.an-l “c on. rtlimu M .1- low figun-s as E
v the» can he so if h=rb,\'_1.li.\ other cumern tunlnlYaC
l lo“ um- that llfli \fv'xhl tho led for l\\‘1‘nly- 1
fix it years.
- injurious to tho systn-m. complsel wholly of
roots nul hurl-s. tho umdlul properties of
which are pirticnlnrly adapted to blood
discasux
Dr. 1'!" dce‘s llozucdy is safe and cffoctixe
(‘an be usul by l- vth old unll’ young wrth
l-onctirinl rvsult‘x Fth‘ hundrel dol‘nm “-111
be paid for nny lfi‘" uhcre the use .0! hr.
l‘antnc‘s Remedy 1.1118 in any \\ 11y injurcl thi-
paticnt. l’Akiim: Min-1i 1.x}; t‘ 1.
cochE’s
ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS,
TIIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
For Liver, Illlc, lnlI-gr32111n. etc. Free- frm- Ier-
curv; coumlm only l'urv Von-table lngrmllenu.
Aul‘ll!‘ c. n.1‘ui-r'rsx'ro'k. new \ork.
"$330583 Qne Dollar
“DON’T Pill A Bill PRICE !”
65 Cents Hon Iv on work” i -» -
Rural Home. Ihrliu-slcr. .\'. \'.. “1.13.3: bidet?
tutu “the s llenl‘v“! and first Wei-kl)- in un- World."
r p. 'rl. n columns. 11‘- )‘Nlrx old. For uuc Dollur
you love uu'choico from nu-r 1's! dim-rout \‘luth
uuuud lh-Ilnr \ ulum'n. ‘01.. as! [1“. and paper
our year. “humid. hook push-ac. l'w. liuru. 5 “I0
books: “-2: .umy. Am-uur Int-mare. LAN \\'llhu it
Low-yen: Family I‘ycluiwdla. Farm l‘vclups-ilu.
laruxrrs‘ lint Stmtkbn‘eden‘ Hume; ’oru uon Selina
In l‘millry Yard; “brill \‘yvln'k‘dll; funk-[sun's
1391111111 \‘uunsq-lur. Huys‘ ("vflll I'alsumcs; l'lxo
, \ Hrs [la-run- 1‘»- HI“. l‘cul‘l-“s “hint; or l'ull‘d
Sm I nlu-rx-l Hum y of 3“ Nations; Popular
Hutu vl‘ivil \\ 1r tin-lb “devil.
Any our book and paper one yeaholl p :5! aid. for
31.1!- unli'. Pa wr uL-ue 63c. if subscrilw lit-for.
the is: o .‘Ian‘ . Mitshcilmi giiarlniuedon h-oku
.l‘l. \Vm~k:y.ur monop- rv-fiunlo . Reference. Hun. L‘.
l'AIsoss. nan-r Ruched-r Sam 111» [mpcl‘l
. Kl'KAl. lld. l‘l t‘i 1.. Ll‘ ..
\\ Itkom l'rrmlnm-SJmnp-ur llncutsl‘u‘. SJ’.
:c.
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Engraved from photograph
'l'tikcn January 1386.
"K11. ER. do-
Blue uITON. N.V.
THE INVALI S BENCFACTOR-
Discoverer of Dr. Kilmci‘b
COMPLETE FEMALE
1Jl(lll‘$' Home Trrr ' ‘
bh‘erlnl . and Spccific trcamu-iifmilil
all complaints rm: Discasnr peculiar Xu
Daittrlitcrs. Wives and Mothers. '
Each luck-go contains 8 bottle-n.
t lunch kind is also sold sci-armch-
Female Remed -, (Blood uni System is I
Allllllllll-luelffixtull-W‘TM‘D‘EQ l '
l} 4.1;: Anolnllneulufim'rml " “5'0
Or the three in one Packageszfiu.
Recover: the “run-down:“ bed-riddc "
4‘ or “almndoncd.” _ it Eliminates Hllmtlfi‘S
:and Blood Impuritics that cause Scrotum
. (hut-eggl‘pmor, plmgilrrgdantl blotchcs. ‘
or W3 kw
Won-31‘: llctlth 11an unfurues Quirmrdw
Dr: hilmcr treats infernal Tumor. l‘uuccr
l Eg‘carus'taftfropl to neglect curly lymptonw. .
0 In 1111‘ m I ‘
Dr K inner-:11 fatal? Dllgelruryxildfillgxnliiiltsn: Tim:
and: Guide to "calm“ ( Sm! Fur ).
rm BY All. In! CGGIS'I‘S.
’El-X's 'i CATARRH
For" cold (I the head
Elu‘u Cronin fiat:-
Iimrh like magic. I
owned Inc of mlm‘rl
and «scored the new
l qr main—P. 11. Sher
i wood. Raul-er. Eliza
held. A'- I.
A Hide 1: uod
3110?; "I nuvtrflptplulll
rig-3mm u.“
c y‘ma or. rr mists. Send! rel .
1n. martinis; 01-11mm. gufdlfi't.
Y
“PW “I an: (”pum- a
Wmlutluumrflounud M2311 ~
. don. ”urn-inhuman: Invert hat—hulls
to l! adopt-d .0 Mil #:11- h
M «1?...»
can.
Rabi .~ and or
to“. I without-way...”
aural-ulnar. “mu
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REMEDY . THURSTfll' 329111.100“ POWDER
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“”15 ym.wunn¢‘ou.u.c.
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Tho Goo-I lunar, 0|
HERON HORSES.
200 imported llnwl .‘larcs
0 Choiccstl-‘nmxlies.
LARGE NI’MBERS.
All Ages. Loin Sexes.
IN STOCK.
l
300 lo 400 INII’OII'I'IEII ANNFAIJZY
from France. all tux-Ned n 1th extended pedigrees in tho
l‘vrehcmn Qt 1111 Books. The llcrchrrun “tho only drill
brew! of bronco “strafing ; and hock that hut th-
lul‘tvort and emit-moment of the ‘Fn’nclg (-uvemmcnk
Semi for 120-‘ pogo Condom”. thusn‘uonl h, 3..
““5 I. I. DUIIIAH.
Wayne. DuPoco Go.- Illm
nook ‘ nuns-1's wi‘xum for
PkATFORM EGHDES
m- lul Ind mun-inc lih work. brim full 01 thrilling In»
0-K. humonnud 36!th Bright. pure. Ind :vcd. full c!
"In: hler Ind Mn ' i1 «ll: .1 1...!I. all. To it u want
the J1: And Donn: of Hr. Go h. l-v Rev: \‘IAH AIK-
IIIIT'I‘. 1000 Agent: Wont :11ou omen. OHIO
Int-00 A month mute. ethic..." as I-n‘mt. are
or. um um um A. Mann. thlucin-nkn In
A. n. \Vou‘l‘luxwrns J.- (‘0‘ nutter-d. Dun.
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P’xslhu-‘REICHT
' on \\_ ‘f'.’ Scales.
.ron Luau. bur llama". Bun
fun In. nrl flour: For Mr
Inn .1" sale. For fr: rrlx' ill!
neon». nun -Qr and milieu
nuts or I IMIITII
msuusn'ros. rs. H»
In Row to Cut on Horses' lanes.
Cele u- 1 ~- 1 ‘31? L! I'ils‘: ll \ I. PER.
; and “RI OLE Combined. cux'l it
' be Ill wed by any hone. Sunpt:
Haiti-r in any rt of U. at free. on
recs-[Mural s .1 t by allsml fiery.
I! inlivnri. 1! "xv-113s! I.» don.
. Special dis-aunt to me lrmle. .
Send for Price List -
1 J. ‘. LIGHTHDIYSE.
i ache-tor. .\. i .
PenSinn to Soldiers 3 nan-s m-ud sump
fur Circulars. (‘02.. L BlNrL
HAM. Atl‘y. Washington. 1). 0.
WOW”
groping 'l‘eelln Prrfrcr-ud l: um: Healthy.
"whit Cur Treatment sent on trial
1 on”. I! UM.\:\:E H '1) h: 60.. Kai-“Arc" 3. In I
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E of \nutrr 1111.! cat. say a cra 1:: rt
1 lacks.
' lzlmrlt Kuhn-u. “amid-T N-vrvi'uslb‘usm.
. tho Iysleiu to r uni-«1 duos-es.
. (IL. 50. 3‘3
emu-:9 A31) rncvma
Colds. Coughs. Sore Throat. Influeuu.
chilis. Pneumonia. Swelling.” m JR
Lumbaga. Inflammation. Rheuma-
, lism. loan-ugh, Fmsfbifes. chil-
hlains. Headache. Tooth-
gcho, Asthma.
DIFFICULT BREATHING.
(‘1 RF): '1‘!ij “'IIBRT Pitt‘s m u. .n. .me tat-n"
minutes. 501' (i318 lllll‘lt af'or hurling Uri! ll‘
71 "menu-tit need .1111 our- Nl‘l-‘Flifl WITH I‘ll...
Rally-13‘- Remh Relic-r i: a sun (‘11-. n:
lav"! Pnln, Sprain» Bull-es. Pal-Ii.
Buck pact: or him“. I: van
the I'm-rand I: the Out!
l‘.\l.\ ItElll‘LuY
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Th)! lustgntlv Hows lliv‘l luv-st cu-rucufruiz Villa!~
Ill-.11 ruflmulualiou. and runs C
o! the Loom. Sioiiuch. Bowuls.
emails. bv one nturltca'i -n.
A lulf to . leasmnnifuliiu half a tumbler of out
‘lll Ill. few minute: ' ‘
mgosd .34. what.
or other glands or
mu. Dlsuuiery. Cube. Plat
[.1115.
MA R’IA
Chills and Fever. Fever and
Ague Conquered.
RADWAY‘S READY RELIEF
.\ut on‘y curt | the with nt scizml with ma wrath
Inc in Grill- u :n no“ 13- c tiled iliilll ‘1‘. where he
)llhrrin 11' Auto rxuls. but if pulpic ex 9va lo I
“Ill. on ry woman; on ' ‘21111: out .1 fwd.
1w my or (3.11}‘ drops of th- Hr“ l; “wire! In an.“
.. Hey ul 1 (“capl-
lhis must 1w dunv Dctlln‘ gum; oat.
There is not :1 Nun-dial mum in thaw rot tint will
cun- h-vrr null Agno- lild allutbm‘ M 1‘ us. Hilton.
and U'llFX' fvvr‘n.;1i.lwlln‘ “All“‘Aa '4 I'IL
on much as “All“r'A \"S READY LISP.
Fm! cents per bottle. sold by drugglou.
DR. RADWAY’S'
1T5” Only lionuinw
SARSAPARIHJAN RESUME“!
The Great Blood Purifier.
Fort-uri‘uf all (‘hr4\nl<‘«discnso-‘. \‘i'rofu‘l. Blool
Yatnts. .‘n-liilzticl unaplat .s. L‘onsuml u. tits-1f
'. lar him-use. l in rs. i‘l:ruu11- Hut-unratlsiu. Eryd'
«las.K1111v-y. [Hamil-r and Liver \‘omplmnh. Dre
[v psla. Af'Ke-utlons NY the Lungs and Throat. purified
the tho-ad. rcstul’hu health «n l \l;x1f.
9:1ch by llrwaI-ts. sl ue-r Bottle.
—
DR. RADWAY’S PILLS
-The Grant Liver Int! Stomach Remady
Pvt the rtth‘ of all dISHYih-Y‘ of the Rmmsch. l'dvar
L-I-o!
Ami-titr- Hemh-‘he. l‘ nltiveucll. Indigent In. an
luu-un‘, Fever. Inflammntmn of tho Batch. Pd“
I And all dcnnxvmeiirs -.1the luiernsl Vulcan. Par.
‘ l\
l
veal-ulcer. (‘Ulll‘lklh‘ mercury. minerul or
delczcn «ts druxi.
Prlre 25 rent- on ls“: S vld by oil dragging
DYSPEPSIA!
Dr. quw-y‘u PJI- m a (‘urv- far £511! cpl
gland. 111:» min“: strength to the :1 413161! to!
eimble it to rorforui its functions. The sympto-
u! Dyn1¢;nmdiu;v1«r.n-id I" b (Muuthelitbi it’d
Toke up: ruedld‘ I
coconuts: to intern ‘lifi. x311! Minor-v0 win: '0 m in
“1.
‘ “rm and True" tutu-cling that.
lrs‘oud a lrltcr nun}; 100R. R.\D}VAY &
\I'nrrcn But-eel. Row \ ark. for
"Fuse and True."
7 mm»: stuffing-r nugiill
a r x c—n
ASK FOR In:
W. L. DOUGL
But mlterinlq‘crfect Cl. rqualn any §~
ever; put our-med. 111w none or en tut
W. L. Douzlu' .3 airline. Wnrrsutt ‘
Italian ‘11-! Lute. Boys uh
fur the “'. L. Duutluo'
32.00 Shoe. .
1111- 'uurshw. If you (wool r
Int “use than from dual
"trend nddreuui. {natal
card to w. L. Douala.
UNRIVKLED ORGA
1 In the EA 9-" PA \ ll EST hymen. tr in:
per Iuoun up tm styled. 3:: to ”It Sum for
I303“! u It!) all turtttulu-s. unified free
UPRIGHT PIANOS-
t‘on-trtirlrd (n the new mctlm-l of stunning. -
sliullnr terms. >eu~l for draiv‘ripll‘e Cat.) one.
MASON I HAMLIN ORGAN All!) PIANO Ct
Boston. Newrvprk. Chicago.__
p‘czosai‘cx‘s HAY. passszs.
the ca;- tom-:1
kc
P.K.DEERICK9_._ulbagy,N.Y.
FACE, nuns, FEET,
ondml thou imr-orfmtnns. including!»
rm tic-Mix pul- m. llsrrmul Snip. Emu-b
fluuul 'Illr. Izmir Marks. n-drx rum
- lath. )‘m-kkg Rod Nona. Acne. M
.9: llcndn. l-‘ram l'ittxus nmlthcu‘ Irv-nth“
- I - Send 10k: York‘s-k u so [mgr-o. uh «11m
Dbl.I.W—db-y.‘?S.!‘r|rl>t..Albany..\Y..bill‘s!“
Invent-ruth- —
WE WANT '0"! or woruunm“
blue
prontuhle employment In repnrsrut us tn 0‘
county. W] 3:: per month um ”pen“ . I
commission on we. I! prvfarrvd. boon!“
Iver: one buys. (mm .1111 tantrums Pm. _
811511411» suxmwm 00.. MIL»). rug
F’lSO‘S CURE FOR
{IRES Illa! fill ELSE fills.
p. T’s!” good. 1390
had by druuxtsut.
CONSUMPTJON
FRAZER “”5
am IN THE WORLD EBE‘SE
Wile: the Genuine.” 730111 imwh'i‘iei. .-
I J ' Great English Gout“
air 3 I s. Rim... 8......
, vul’flox 31.901 womb“! clg. ”a
on Jams-s lihe.‘ Va“ in (lure-rod
Fan“ 3 Colour. Illustnzi d (romance.
$5 (I 88 a any.
Olltalnml. Send. sump [-
J_.’ F.’ .‘l \ .\ (fillA. L‘lareniom,‘ Va.
Sample. worm $1.5.) F333
Line: not under the horse's loot. Add!“
ansTcu'ssusrr nus nourish. uotl yrua
PA I E N I s turenuws'uui-Je. 1. Ba.-
..n... Auteur I awyor. Washington. D. L‘
425,0qii
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, WANT‘IDMDI‘.M¢'I but ’
um mm M m...
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Free to lan.l
flan h' waived “Jon. 1, 1887.
Plan with :1 (‘1'; Paper.
pies may 090. I, of the
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of the
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Sew Subscriptions sent' at once.
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