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TH E s h'TINEL.
*Ul‘Tll llUllWAlli. l-‘l-lelll'.-\l’.\’ :3, i
lIlLXll'AX WOMEN.
PAIR Sl-IVURIT\S :‘(TRHSS THE
Ill” till \Vlll-l.
Physical "t‘tllllh‘s and Dcfccls The
htcc I‘v‘lufllt‘i “‘iu‘s and
Daughters of Nit-\tcan Farin-
cr-i~ l-‘ciniuino Suldicrs.
T‘Jhtl‘i‘ ll. “iii-d.
< itv of \lcvu‘m ~.l\'~
“.v by llcgricx that
writing: 'frnm tbc
In \lc\il;l it is
land mine lat‘t'a
Tin- bcu‘lfy cl
~upcrb buck
u :Jl to dawn tip :l
h: M: wcnlcn ll'lnS.“.$
5.5. \. 5} :2 wind. l; llr quill it"! and
“21'?! if: . :ll‘wl ti; L and itrstli- ‘l‘lll‘lr
l: f ‘i\‘{\ t {i '\n- t. _\ .i'c {turn-lit
.tzirb'y lulu;
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l ” AGRICU‘ETUMI; ' "
_ 101‘!“ OF lNTl-IRES'I‘ RELATIVE
l TO FAR)! AND GARDEN.
Bandung Colts.
‘ meneed too early.
nuance. For this reason winter is the
. est time tor farmers to e .ercise colts.
touting them to the bit and harness.
l\"hen this is learned hitch the cult up
3 with some well-tr.iiiie 1 horse and drive
over level ground.
sleigh over the snow makes no noise.
i and the horse will be tr.iiiud for driving
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A good posture will enable the farmer
to raise two or three colts at but little
expense. end if they are well bred they
can alwa; I be sold at good prices.
Try crude petroleum. which will cost
. about ten cents a gallon. as :1 wood pre~
l servative.
Applied to fences and wood
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The ‘mk of breehing n hm“ to her. 7 that re ts upon the. gonndurt will a
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? ness and light work can scarcely be com- 5
I! re .nires time and,
years to the wear.
Young lembs will begin to come in
about this time and the ewes should be
Wcll sheltered. It does not pay to have
» leading them by the halter and accus- : the lambs born in the fields. Give them
plenty of warmth at first.
If rightly managed grade fowls will
‘ do as well as any. but. keep the flock
The gliding of a'
l before it is aware that anythinl.r has hap~ -
: tied. When handling of the colt is
mgun something must be done every
, day. that he may not {or-get his training.
until thoroughly broken.~.lmc ri’ a'. Carl
'ttra'lvr. ‘
Hints for Sheep Raisers.
Protqwrit-‘nnl IllL‘l'p growl-rs St'liIOIll
‘ turn sheep into a yard with other stock.
They hue learned I); c\pcr cncc that it
does, not pay. in the case of high
:‘lred bLoodt-d st ck it has often been
Hircxpcriuncc. Tlic farmer who keep»:
but few t-llt‘t'p, and lid" Ilt‘Yi‘I" made a
' stiidy of the buslncs~ cunnot do
than to {ollnw the example of
* thow §\ hm have: yet it is noticed that it
is the iilm wt 2 v r:i\ lc Cll\l0lll with such
farmer to n low Ill: ;r \lit‘rll tw Likc tin ir
(‘lllllli‘t‘\ union; tlu- miw‘d {Stuck ol the
L'oiiinion yard. in
llilisl l‘ S tht‘y are
0bl;3_:c.l10 gil tli: Ilium; ll‘l‘lll the str..w
laxk. or inch: of bay. around which
\‘i.~iou-‘ hornml cattle hold sway. Shiny
of lhctnure timid of Illt‘ tloik uili
“ hungry befcrc llli‘) will t‘opul’tllit‘lllelllv
:I0l\(‘.~ by crwwtlnu Illt‘llhl‘lvci ill to get
a slllllil .‘IIJTK' of tic li‘lllllli'u rzitinns.
.l'nli-ss n slll‘t'p i» killed oiitrig.~.t. the
.owiier is sclduiu home of any iniiry
when it occurs. It i‘ it matter of great
witndcr tn him. liuum cr. thrit he bus no
2"
Von lllrlll] s.
weeded of objectionable specimens, and
supersede all grade roosters with pure,
thoroughbrcds every your.
\"e would not undertake to raise
chickens or to keep poultry through the '
winter and spring without a plentiful
supph‘ of dry earth. The best time to
store it is whenever it is dry. ;
Roots are valuable aids to digestion
when given in connection with grain
1‘. ml. but when fed exclusively or given
lavishly they have a too laxative effect,
which Huickly runs down the sheep. ,
The English winter their sheep mainly
fields. attack and Illerl‘st the turnips.
thing: all oi the roots which are estable,
and leaving the peeling: in the ground.
An c\ccllcnt method of utilizing the
luriv seed and dust is to place it where
the Ill'n< can scratch it over. They will
i‘nd quite an amount of valuable matc-
rinl \xhicli would be useless for any other
purp sc.
If :i Holstein cow. giving forty quarts
of milk per day. and requiring no more
room than a common Cow. giving teii
quarts. can be THi‘Ctl as easily as the in-
ferior one. is it wi~c in farmers to keep
the poor milkcr.
Some believe that stable manure is not
a complete fertilixcr for gardens. from its
deli ievcl' of phosphoric acid. and also
as :i potash. on ~ll"dy soils. \Vlthtlicse
ingredients added. barnyard manure is
'l‘hetlocks. turned into the ‘
WORDS 0F “IRDOM.
:‘hildren have more nerd» of models
than critics. ‘ .-
Hc wliorules must humor full us much
as he commands
It is no shame for a man to learn what
he knmu not. whatever :tgc he may be.
\Vc Illlslukc thc gl‘dllllli‘lh blessings of
Iii-:ivni fur the fruih cl our own indu»
try.
(‘ircunistances are the rulers of thc
\\’c:lk: they are but the instrument.» of
the wise.
The moment a mini begins to
amonghis’fi-llows. he IN'i"1lllu‘.\ a
for their rniwih-S.
rise
nulrk
Health is the wcond blessing that we
mortal urc cupiiblc ul‘: n blesxing tliut
mum-y cunnut buy. .
'I‘licrcim- many mrn whose tongues
might govern multitudes of they could
gnvcrii thcir lutlgllrx
l The tnlcnt of succl‘ss is nothing: more
than ill-Tn; \\‘h:ll you can do well. \\ith~
nu: :t I: ought of fame.
If i\ l‘\ m iri' pu\~illlc in “33kg tu‘iipll’
itilclligt'lll :llltl p.~...pcrnu<. than it i\ in
. itlzikc them ignorint :ind \xrctrlicd by w
cirrus but «b \ ixl-ll innrllincr)‘.
Iluppiucxs is lII‘Illlt‘lI by Madame \l!‘
Sim-l in be ”at ~i;itc of t'Ull\I:llll Ui't'llpu
liun upun «our ill~irnlvlc l-lbjt‘l“. with :1
§ i'urlliiitlzll wnu- of pniurik» toward its ”1*
minim-til.
I‘::ll.
sun-z
diwcd: r-ml. rruu-inbcr. corn.
luv: and In lvinl. ll' ihmc tour
“le Iu‘ \ll'll ll} inlbvul‘d. Iicullli. illlclii-
:ciicc. 'wcuit'n .iiu‘. ll'llg/ll.tluitlllt‘\s “ill bc
lIH' l'l’\llII.
The iii'udgl ~ ll‘.: AV gran “Hr; «if “wilt.
but it is :i Iimllll} [aligni- culiipui’cd tn
lIiI‘ lllEt‘l‘ u-rzri'm .. “Illi'Il fails ll|li|ll III"
In”! or “nun n \xlw :m- umr} of l.:i\ in:
121! \iuilx In tin.
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The Sealing of Letters. -
Him \lcic lrIli'l’x‘ ..-.ilid bcfurc the in
\t‘n'liuli ut‘ :‘iluimnl rnvvlwpw: In Ullc nl
15 rating All}. norm
New and Import;ut "pluton- of Pal—.-
nurs 1-: ans!
‘ CAN THE l'XlYERSAL (‘Uflbl‘hfl‘l’lox BI SIT“
cussn‘imv TREATED!
Dr. Borgeon. n lending French doctor. has
a new treatment: for consumption!
He given an enema of carbonic held and
snlphureuod hydrogen gases the latter gas
curry-int; the former into; every part of the
throat and lungs. .
This ttflhlteut. too. is directed at effects
—the cause remains undisturbed. -
“'hnt this cause is has been stated by pots
hops the highest lnlmoniu‘y authority in the
world. i. e.. the mptnn Hospital for Con-
sumptives. in London. Eng.
This malady everv year carries of! from
one—seventh w one‘t‘ifth of the entire popu-
lation of England. . _ .
Dr. Payne. M 1).. M. R. C. P.. London. is
authority for this statement.
The same ore grater
obtains in America
Dr. Payne also says that one-half the total " ‘
number of deaths fronr All other causes
proportion of deaths
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have seeds of this disease in thosystein which ‘
only require some irritant to develop!
Dr. Hermann Brahman an eminent Ger—
man authority. says thit- mnsuniptiou is
mused b deficient nutrition of the lungs.
by root loud.
'1‘ tom authorities cannotj be disputed. The
medical world recognize» them. The uric
a id is the irritant in the blood that canes
the developiin-nt of the-see ix- which Dr.
Brehiiier suvs lii- dormant: in the blood.
Ex er)‘ l urtii -.- of blue I which passes through
the lungs and heart. 350 gucx' throtuli
the kidneys..nnd if the-y are in -the lead de-
ranged they cannot rid tlie blond of its kill-
in; pots in. Thu thousand little linirdike
sewer tubes of" the kidneys very easily get
blocked up and dismal“; and when they do
thev ulrrupt instead uf purifying the blood.
Kinney disease may exist. and vet no pain
occur in that organ. because it is deficient in
ncrvesuf M‘nrfltlflu. *
llip your linger in ncid;ev.-r_v day and it
soon fi“tcl‘< and is ill-snorted. Sen la"l‘i‘]\(ll-
soiled blood through the tings every second.
and they soon give way. i
'l he llroniptou Hospital investigation
>h0\\l'l that iv.“ per cent. hf the victims of
i‘(rli\‘tltll:»liuu were atliictqll with deranged
kidni-vs. which perilntted the uric acid poi—
wii t . rriiunii in the bloc-d and irritate the
lunux Thi~ iii 1“ acid isalwnys tiglitui; Merv
vitul organ, and it‘ there be any inherent.
\"t‘flhllt'\\ in the Illllgu it inevitably cause
pneumonia. cough and consumption.
The rcnlcause of pulmonary troubles being;
so antlr-ritntixely shown to betaultv evcn
“1“" '“lltl? lr» 1“ "‘ "r“ .‘ ‘-“‘~‘» l-M‘l“ exclrllcnt for fertilizing \‘egclabli‘s. i “W 14.1 mlml....\ ..g j, ] \h s ‘tIll’llLlh lllhlhpfi‘k‘lt‘ll action uf lilc kidney .
~ inf: .ll lllt. ““3““. “Hill ‘Jdndnfiwg 1“ \Ir \lIi-n Int“ tlln (‘nlt sliniil.‘ hrs ‘ Il‘l-Ii Il-I Im on I'lIl‘V‘t‘ inm ~‘Il")l‘Il- in. ii ‘ \llill‘l‘illi‘l; 3.3,»? 3;];‘;;;‘: :“llt [Lillir :l:::ilx::l :‘Rl‘
. “LII“.AI‘T\\‘!2IT .7. ;- :Q‘z‘ " ' - » ~ - .- . » . l“ “ “~ ‘ ‘ ““ . 1
. w .1 . a . - l .‘ ‘ ‘ ‘7 ”m .' ‘ h “ “l -“ m l:\ll"ll[ to cat as soon :is it Will a pint or this \‘llltp‘l‘l. in “bull hr Ill‘\l‘IIIH'\ all lIlI' . ~‘l t~ “1 ~ in ~ 1. . «lb <
_ . . . , “m: hm! h S v“ 0‘ “mm.“ aIch n > . ‘ um at ii in 1 «till Ht ui. .um.‘ .ili tiril
. i m . :l. m lid c .L'r- t:.. ‘ ‘ . “ ' ‘ txvoof oats. \vith aqullrt or two of wheat. methods nt \I‘hllli‘.‘ shut lcln- lu-cu Mll‘ up llic tun: _.~llll<l:llii‘~‘_ For this purpose
. ..t :1 ~ Il‘nllllux d‘ .g .1 figs. l (.“lnu' ‘ l' (‘l )H 1 brain dailv. and this rzilion should be . cwxiu-lr t‘llllIl-Wi'il from llu- rcntulcxl I‘l‘lel‘r is potlipig equal tfiltliat grcat Sponlllt.‘
_ .' ‘1‘ i t \ t_ * . . . . l ~ , . r . _ . ‘ . - l ~ ’ -
:_ . llli‘ p i. '1..l» ‘-’.l . .ml graduilly increased with its age. till it . [Ill t wub i‘llll\l\ltil ut u “m" d “a “ “1r“ ‘3 ”um.“ has W“
'i' tr ,‘ u. Untitv
th‘ no .d “hurt;
1“. .~ l‘llrulllttl. : “it s
. ‘l‘m-x n ' . ne-I thu Ill -
l . ~ “lm .l.. - it. ll'it‘wklic
r a .~ r. u 1-. km '_\' c it inczit
t" x :l ‘27..) . I! 1‘“ illr marl}-
’.lli ‘ u ‘l .h’ 'V i:‘ ~tw. :ilfic "-
,‘ r ..\ . - .
t; t
cm!
i . ti -. : ‘
.i‘l‘ uw't 'li ~z+.x:ii:ll_v
si gr Leigs to
it'll
uh-w'c
‘ ~nuui
:3 pct.
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i ,l . c .‘vr l-. t‘.\t‘lt“l‘
. I kw pi‘r‘
:l l rc~pcvl§
bet :ll‘vlc
E l '.:‘.:¢:ii‘.".it_ .-
ttn v 4.. of “Kill in the
t‘. \\ ti. m: f.-r tlmiii-clvls.
to: ;. iumb: “hi: “it: it,.»nup~
‘ 'lit‘ pl'li t' l:
Ll L' tlllt'l the \ il‘fuglitimi of Montc—
‘tnnx‘w t-iiip1rr wlmh did lint cxleudfi
I". .i ll lvt‘)’(!li l lllc \‘iilll V\’ Di \Ir\ic0 . the
. t.z\\ ciiiplfiwul lllt- Ailc *\ to :l‘bl‘l in
L H kingdoms.
n .
lltl' piiv llcrl
‘ . .\l7.\.. '. l v lzidilns m'ei
-< i nf "« \ t 1;.» :ln c .m-idu
Al ~ « - . m ’t. It‘ll l-l‘ climptirid
in l. ‘ ' 2 ll . ll:l‘_ul linui
' , w \. . t tin l-jl~\\~‘lk
t'lll zi’l‘lgl it‘l‘< 5 2p
». c u . ‘ lliivll.l|1il‘;lll\'t{
.l‘ '3 - .l . I ll :3 s
. ... . t .. f llilllnt‘.
,u \\ . . x '24- \igcr
. . V» \ .1. lllltl u \v.-.u arc in
l.. ‘ :lrzhxu‘wui ‘ll‘ ~tint~ -l‘ llt‘lV
\lcxicm \ .tv ll. Vi,\\.lx:.lcr*wbm.t cry
.3531. l w. 1» {wt ~ ‘c. «urging huge
l. . , \~';:i-l lbl K. it U. or poultry
'fiv-ub i.wti_\~‘ with n ma
~I'lppml in their
n
1.. us... w .l by Hllli‘l‘s of
n - ‘ \‘\ :llu ;l_\'.~t stop at
l, ' t.- my :l priycr ‘ur
in ~\\ i} lv in lIkt‘I. to
“r .. null 'wl lrll‘ll"
‘, . “cpl; c- 3: en: thi-
i.. llll-l .. .4. Mm: lllh‘lll the
l . ' ti l'll -. lint lll Hm“! il'l‘ll.
.\ I! lit lll' .‘.... ui ‘ tic-a cum.
‘ w :i ..cu.p 17 i-“\\ll". who
1- r‘ ~~ at l\ZlI \\ .lll" lI lune
.. ~ the \lvx lui; .- 'lt‘llilllt‘lll per»
i;. | on.“ i l.ll . : Hf ll ~pcvl2lblc
lllt'll!‘ l \ltll’ll‘ :i l » . i t'r lttllillly ile ll li‘lzl
Hf Ill. I!\'«hli\ .i' \' u‘i Iul' flu“ suitin is.
ll u lll= :_ 2)» i ‘.:‘l_\' (‘Iill“l\'tl its
- ‘ '.~. lvlllfli" » llxl'l‘ii. utnl at!
n l i} iwt-x Ill" ltl'. gum wt camp
7. l I 'I . Ill a'l‘ll! ‘
l i it ”Mini .l- 1: V. n .uuitliwf iuzln~
,. .Hw 22." ,.z.- 't- nipcrullibul n0 '
n a. v-ti , tiic “ml-l ciln (’UlllllJH.‘ with
”ix-v- m \l.~ A“ Ila-mlcth» in of; others
l‘ g- i! It! ll n: .l sllal. :llll‘ \\llllll‘\'t‘-r ildr'
\ r ~ l I' l ll’ é t‘lwullilt s lull)" (l0-
‘iilr ’z‘. lulu! ‘l‘llrl' \ll’li lurvigu‘
("~. I! n ~..'tlv'l. l} l“ 41‘ IN II—(i they may
m-n: : the _;:.~l illli curdihlit)‘ \\Ill\‘l\
' ltllflisl 'll‘xill'i!‘ our»! in .‘Illtrl
on and l i -l sh fluidity. In tlic cycv
nl’ ”Luna's. the: l ‘lIlf‘l‘ vulh llznit
sun-rt \Ull - ~. i-uu v n31 lug (harm.
Pt'
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ticrmauu's ‘ll‘uinctl “'iu' Dogs.
ill:§*.,0f\JI]9 non-l femur“. by int-tins
\illw ll | clzil‘lli} “ill
in lli‘ “imp n41: :j' war: is a battalion
of IrJlllt’Ai dun \illzcliacre now Ming
ml
d: ilt‘d by a regimen! ciflrlinswurs tit Lub; ‘
Iwu. lwlulill‘llfidlz; on the value of the“
_ni\v fizlitih: or Ittl.herbitin:_.r ~puwer.
the exotvnca- m which is c~ntirmell in
llcrumu military publication» the Paris
Pr“? ,1, .r mlvw a General ”Mllltlugt‘r
to art « n tli- prin zplc of “u tooth for a
tooth.“ and ('HllIIlll"§f "If the “CF:
mum (tint Inc the education of their
duly. we mum. witho it delay. to enlist
at n gum-zit of mu. m d the battl- w..ich
illcm-qu hei'edlizi-y uremic-s will light
will les en
,_ Not a bad ‘Edvzl this. if only the. Ir ..
.1,. .11.!" wuunl find a means of curing
tlzc invizlct ..[ a i :it in turn but; at the
sight at « dug. If this difficulty coffin
Overcome. thcrc is no knowing: what the
cats may not do. for their reputation as
warriors has lm-n grant ever since (‘tun-
byws'uziiuel his great victory over the
l‘lgyptims by the [trip of an army of
Egyptian cats. 'I’n?’ .llnl.’ (7.13m:
lit
The elephant. It all times an excellent
mounteineer. wtnders up Kilimanjaro to
a great a. height fl. the‘butt’ilo, says I
treveler. l have not only seen his recent
traces. but at e hei htrof 13,000 feet I
nctually new three 0 these“ animals cross.
ing nimbly s strum-valley. and mount-
ing with tiny the steep Hope: the:
new store t 9 water. '
dl fend Ill-fir”.
the "lulzilltllly of field life."5
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If agr‘mu‘turul t‘Vtt‘Ilt‘llct‘. within the
prcwlil dt‘t'mic llll‘ proven one mpur~
tniit incl more Cuiii‘liisively than any
other. it is that the culture of clover ex
crts rt-ninrkubl: ’lt . iipciaiive and rcxtorv
‘ alivccllccté. which iirc iit-t Stirl-nsscdm
nay. L‘illl.llt d by any other fcltdiier.
(lvs r >i\l_\‘ v on ugo. cluvcr culture ob
tnlncd to considi ixlb’c extent in lfnstcru
I‘l‘lllhsinl' and a t“ w \‘lILCr ;\tl.iiit;v
Shires. rind w:i< practiced >‘\‘It‘lll:lllx‘.lli}‘
b5 the bcttrr cm“ of f:l“i:i vs. pilitiiu-
liiii} :i~ nu :lu\i.|;lr_v to uluuf gaming
'l‘ll is. tl‘u' site-ninth \\'Il\' I lit m llziv wild
seed wpr‘h‘ :rully for liltcr Laud
tlu n t‘m‘ soil was llll’ili d iix‘. it‘l'. the \‘i'llb
Hut niiii ~t {lite itciirite li'i‘tlinil out.
t llllll‘t'il it: Leaps and spicud over tlu
ground. “in 2x llll' i:llh‘l‘ was tliar- unlllv
hniioxrcd :imi inude runly for Suwi' Ll
Hf .‘ii'cr ycurk the e\tr?iordlzazuy \irtui-s
of the court plniil lll'i' bl-tter lll:il"l\t00-l.
Its ptrittirc on :i \u ll. tied Itll‘lll i~
dt t'lllt‘tl i i~pcn able. as n :rci-n manure.
Suppl} 3: r: t? o tlrr c most important p ll‘v
cipmx of mod: tiw >021. nitrogen. phos-
phofiv :icid till-I p. tmli. It is the belief
of 1' ill:_\‘ l*ll‘il‘\!“\ :il~o, that fails of
flower. swinging. gfzuwing. tlou'idiiisgg
and living, exert pmiiivc le2.i!‘.irv lll~
Illicncn on the hlll'l“ ilIlIIlllL: uninsphcrt‘
lzlfililll’ to thaw tittiwutcd to gmvcs of
tin i-zitlllyixlxzs Iltt‘. 7 nufidutirlfl lll'
Yld. >c t‘ :i‘ lliM’lh‘e s cf iiiiusiiiutic orifiii‘.
‘nre not lilo lo‘pring nu Ul‘ ciidiiinon;
Dll'ld‘l or licids ul tin foil. Indeed. the
cluver plant is the king of lllu grinni-
3 neou. and should be plzllilcd “licrcvcr it
I (an be grow n. \\ e may add, \vc :{rc tin»
nuiuumcd with an) int! of this wide—
Iprl :ld t .ll\‘.ll‘ v. No; :h or South. w‘:.i.~h is
rot E‘ i’\‘u‘:iéi’c tot " dii tmii ul i lwvi‘i.
_ .‘ ‘ ‘.:
.
lfit‘
:l'
li-
\itcntiun tn I‘lu‘ni Horses.
l\. tll't‘ :1". him ‘1} «r with the t‘Illt‘ that
is :n cli to trottzii‘: bone“ till i cl cn roach
horxu .\::\i \\h:it is the ob cct nf this
(‘.ll!‘ \\ it‘. lllt‘ Hui li horse. l‘t‘t‘llips.
tlu paipow is to mid 10lln‘lllllli’dl‘illi‘l‘.
“U: is not llic pilipasc. lll‘Wthl‘. \\‘.:li
tli~ try ‘ llillx", \\ but it 71h '2‘.
\\ li)‘ :all this rublmig :lrul liiuukrtlim :l::d
gcézllc c\crci.\‘c \\ ltllt‘ \ lmliiig will I!
unis ll :tcil dcil‘ of moucy 2.. gixe sut h
nth Minn. and thvrcl't u- it mud bc’prc-
simiawl that the obl‘c: nu lllll‘ul‘liillt
one The purpose is tbc pix-wivuii n of
hP'lllIl and pcrfccl condition \\ llu‘.
“i'lll\l bi thv terrult if illltl trotting: horse
w: r Ilt‘lllt‘ll as many of our firm li tscs
err treatcd‘ Sonic cf lhcm :u‘c \Ir lllgt‘ls
evcn to‘ the \‘lltl'yw'ulull.
lug :lll thr dit that n. c'iuiulxilcs on lll' in
fT\"lt do) to tl‘\_\. cw“ pl tbill they rub ivr
sl.:lkc wine til it oll‘ They come into
flu: 3-I.ll|lt‘ wit with pc:.~p.i‘iiliou nud are.
left in than ruiuliimn. I“li'iillt‘llll3' they
'fi‘e wutvicd \\ hile hot and led while hot.
'l‘hci :lft‘ ~l<allcd with hzll‘. and put to
llll: :.\
ls
hrlrd umk wh'lc gamed with bulky
fund. is it It!" :i profound womb-r tlizit
- llt‘l'sl‘s‘ ubirh :lrc thus llcglcctt‘d do not
lue .lt down much mom-r than Illl _\' do:
llf cum" tlu: nmu wliotlius nculccts his
h rm léll'llls the hurry of the sea .in.
and llicrc is no lili‘bw‘llull, e\ccpt upon
humunc groumb. to {hitting his horse
h in in i_\‘ l.l\c. llut does it pity? Is it
p nlitilblc tn weir u it two dollars worth
of horse to do uricdx ll:lr~‘ wortlltil‘work:
. to sine Eu 5 inc othcrdirm'tion.’ “'e do
not believe that th‘ re isnuy pio‘it in that
sort of mauugcmetit. If a team is worn
cm: in one hall" the time it ought to be
:i vcr_\' ricklts~ waste of money.
It is not necessary to gixc the farm
: horse as murh attention nsthc trotter re-
CCl\(,“. lint it ought to be thought nec-
essuryfto give the, animal good attention
and to iu~urc its comfort to the. utmost
)‘T‘lt‘tll sl limit. There are niilli us of
dullnrs sacrificed ' by reckless care of
li0r§e<. l‘eoplc do not seem to appre-
ciiite this in“ loss. Horses are inure-d
nnd killed us if a horse cast nothing.
Let u~bw careful of this very valuable
property.
Form and Garden Notes.
The aid of sheep in keeping up fer-
tility i. especially important to Eastern
or older States
J. W. Clllllflluck. of Greenfield. lnd..
l Dflertive rciitcdy fur h-lg cholera.
Swine poultcrers claim that n portion
of ~alt in file food of {owls is Is neces-
sary its in that of quadrupeds and other
nuimals. '
The mouths and breasts of horses are
capeciiilly exposed when driven in frosty
weather.
cannot suffer much.“
Win-mill to mileh cows is es essential
on good feeding. and tepid water will"
greatly aid digestion Ind invigorate the
cows in severe weather. ~
A Southern planter says: “If formers
ore not prepared with shelter and fecil~
ltiee for saving menure. it will be e
wholesele lent to remedy."
hit, incontinent ed eugood
for e witch our. ted twice I my.
Ctln take double the amount night. and
morn i ng.
All t‘t-wls that feather slowly an! usu-
ally hardy. l'or instnnce.’tho Brahmas.
It. is owing to the fact that the drain on ;
tlic
lll“
x r.
system on :isioiied by quirk feather-
dues not wcikcn them. Slow feath-
u
..
. hardiness.
'l‘llcy iirc curry .
l‘ocs 1! pay to “a tc horse ‘iuli in onb-r_
Protect them and the animals .
9
Sn important is the knowledge of the
propcr mode of feeding.
possible for an expert to produce nmure
perfect :lllllllzll from :i grade than from a
timrotighlm d. .\ normal condition can
not be. slhldlllt'd in an animal excl-pl: by
:i mixcd dict.
Rutter must be {rt-\h to have a dainty
flavor. and \lllh i‘Itll always be sold in
prcfcmuce to an :lrticlc made three.
lilflllilhlu‘fuft‘. it is Illal‘kt‘lt‘d.
pest-s. 'l‘ou largo ii portion of consumers
iii‘c g-md’jviigcs. '
.\ {miner says he ' secures large. crops
by tailing his inch to burrow the ground
llrzlii they lIllllk it i~ llal‘l‘lt‘Vl'd twice as
ninth .‘|> it ought robe. and then he tells
1h ‘lll it is not harrowcd hulf enough.
'l‘lHHig \\ cll the ground he says is
more than half the battle. '
The {nib-win: lire among the princi-
pzil abuses in the i‘:lft‘ of ewes: l. ini~
pmpvrdicting. ‘3. liisuzliciciit food. it.
\thlll of regular t‘xt'l‘trlht‘. .l.
crowding and liliOt‘l'iltlg about _u‘t before
luriibing. H\ ci‘lccluig tit that titiit‘.
~'-_ Muitiing or dogging them by a cure-
il‘w‘ shepherd.
Some of the best paving: farms in the
l‘nlted Status consistnxf almost pure
uhitc sand, but the) arc dcvoled to
fruits ziud poultry. thus econorniz‘ing
labor and space. the success of a former
ducx nut dt‘lu‘lld so much upon the quiib
ity of the soil :is upon the kind of crops '
liud mode of muniigcuivnl. ' l
Spring; pigs should not be farrowed j
li‘tl't'ltll). It does not_ require very sc‘
vero weather to kill it young: pin. L April .
ll given it good Start in '
ugh.
lite unllcr f.l\ni'.ll\lc « undittouwl pig will
“ii I\ :is mush all nine months of age us
it \\ ill “I it your old wlicu expmt‘d to the
cold during the [list two months of its
llll‘. I
‘\ \iis-ll i‘liil
The “cw silver gersnium introduced '
t . the ilorul world ux “llmc. Stillcroi.“
tin-l l‘.tl.‘ll0}lll\‘.l i.l\I semou. is considoit‘d ,
us at ur ‘lll tic plisiliou to the silver lined
class,
The lt‘ul‘cs‘ urc‘deep olive grain in the
c nlrc. with n bruud white margin. The
plflul is of very compnct glowth. sym-
iuctricul in form. with :l dcnsc growth of
lclivigcund of dwarf habit It. is :\ spleu- .
did viiricty to grow in puts its ll specimen .
plant or to use for bedding or bordcis. '
'I‘lim'c uvcd neicr be any scarcity of
watcr in any district lit for farming il
whut falls on Ilull~0 and burn roofs is
sand in listen-us and used. The burns
nrcdcd to sheltcr stot k and the provcudor
for their winter fled will shed water
though tolnst through the drye~t tiincin
winter or summer. '
\"lltcl‘ is bctlcr than most well watE’r.
provided it Iiist‘irst been filtered. Nearly
all well water contains mineral impuri-
tit-x Wllit‘ll make it unlietilllil'lil for use.
First Lessons I‘l Painting.
A cehbrnted mininture painter who
“‘ll“ usually liurd up sometimes con-
sented to take it pupil to helpinihite the
cash account. though much against his
incl nation. .\ wealthy gentleman called
at the studio one day and besgcd the
‘iirtist totnke his son, ii young man of
sixteen. us a pu il. promising to pay
liamlsimiely for t e instruction. The
boy ,wus admitted for the sake of the
money it would bring. but, much to the
painter‘s disgust. it. was discovered that
he knew absolutely nothing of the first
principles of drawing. The young man
sat Round for half an hour the first
morning, watching the master at. work,
much to the lutter’s nnnoyouce. and
finally ventured to ask that he be given
something to do. '7
“All rightl all right!“ the artist re-
plied. going to a closet and returning
. . . 3 with a pair of mudd v boots and a black—
enve that sweet cow 5 milk is the most '
ish brush. “Here. black these boots.
‘ young man; it will give you breadth."—
[:53ny 1:990:11.
Princes Learning Trades.
King Louis of Bavaria modeled his
life as for as possible on that of Louis
XI\'.. and his uncle, the present Regent,
has not been above cepying ti practice of
the sovereigns of the line to “'11th the
Grand Mousrque belonged. He recently
decided to have each of his sons tought
a trade. Prince Ruprecht. the future
King. htis chosen that of e turnery,‘ had
he is serving his a prenticeship in the
workshop of Josep
known Munich turner. Prince Franz is
l qualifying himself to one s living es .
. A wooden buckct~full of pumpkin: cut j. house
I , smell with two out- of burn mixed : brothels. Prince Charles. has declared
wit rotten l forte;
3—-
pointer, while the youngest of the
;m WM: trade of
madam. I . w‘
while gaouiug is indicative of;
thnt it is often ;
lluttcr is .
:lll intlitlcrcnt :irticle for cheating piir— .
Too much ';
It is un cutircly distinct vuricl)‘. 5
For home. use ruin
Endres, e well- .
antiquity.
~ ring that \\:l\
lutcr tn \‘Il'tliv «~i’ t’l"‘i'l :l\l.ilii':t. :i iiii\turc
cfpitch. \\.l\ :llhl pl.i~lcr. 'l‘llc ll\t‘ nl'
\\:i\ did llHl Ill};le tn l-ccumcuciu'ril till
lIn‘ .‘Iitbl‘ic .\:I I‘ln-swln. l‘ciidcrwl
iyll-uw by time. lhc first mutcrml
. uwd. 'l'lu u smiling \\.‘I\ miM-l
\\ ith ll uliitc \szlumnvc. llcd \\.l\ I-t‘L'Jli
luith Louis \‘I.. .2: Hill. :nui :‘li‘i'll \\:l\
iirldr its uppc; 1.. «' 'ilmni 11ml.
iln lb.» ih'. lithlii l'cliltit‘)’. )«lll-u.
lbl‘i\\\ ll. lllm'h. lillil‘ “In :liltlul in
thc fury-guilt: ..., lllzuk \\:i\ :.
l‘.ll‘li_\’llltl ui: ii. lllc \\.li‘ \il
luv) r» liuimr ‘r'll r.
.\lxlull:_" tlw rin; .. .ti\ w. w
ll\t'|l nut will} fur swim: bitch. but :ll
“:5
i.il:ii‘
.13“:
.2- i.
an. it ,
\.i
:n \llluil luckx \\r‘ll' llHI cnluluuu. for “”3
i111; t‘:l>l\i'l\ iillll ill! ~l\ lllni tillllJlIl‘ «l
\.i!it.slvli “by I t~ :ind lllc)‘ “crr cvrn t Ill
plnicil {Hi \tJll lllc DI
and. ‘ll‘IllllllI\
l'nilcr lhc First I‘iizpirc.
’tu llfl‘ “uh-is. “Ilit l: \\t n l-emlght twin
~ Italy b_\ llu» wildiin :iiid ‘IIllX’t‘l\ nt’ lIti‘
French mm}. “llcv‘ w :lft'l‘n \\ crc rut \\ itli
:I punch out of ii llllll lcrli' lllmli' oi tlmir
> Findlli. guuinu-ai cii\rlop~ . gradually
’ bru‘un to ix plm-c \t‘d‘ll g; \\:l\ and uul'crx
lil‘:tl‘l_\ ch-r) whcrc 'l‘lic tirsl t‘ll\rln}u'\
i\\liii‘Ii \M'rc lllllllllflll"lll'\‘\l in England.
l :l1ilt‘ buck tn l‘i”. 'l'hc iii:irliiiu- fol
l‘lsliliiigtllcin win i‘ivcntcd iii l‘lfl. b)
.\Ii~_\r~. lidwiu Hill and \Vzlrrcu do ‘13
“Ill“. und in lulll \\:l\ m impruvwl b} lllc
VI.llln l‘ IlldI it \\.‘l~ lqipiibb' \vl I‘llltlllli'l
“gulumiug :l,l:liin~t\\vlu‘_lc\ I‘l‘ hour. .‘
IV-H. llu .llllil pi‘ml‘u iicn wt I‘il‘l'itlltt‘
_ li:i~ bu ii glint} in. top :liul that :m-
mm llt‘llt: tI.lli\ ltl.i‘.l..' u 1.: in l‘.:il\
l ill-2w. ifuuumil dull).
\ill‘ll\ I..»\1~.~.
V: will. litigd'l
A<—-——.——-—-—-
of t‘ouiinun I'lirnuw.
Origin
Iilgll‘. l‘hull Filli’lllw‘I.“ Ill Iiwlllt‘ :i
liq) w.i~ :iluulx \luliuiu-d :it llic door ml
lumusiuu In cu‘lllull lllt‘ \ l‘illll‘\ nut
Tiw‘ tlu- lliruliwld with tin ir lctl
which would lmvc IIt‘t’ll .iu ill utuvii.
“To \‘irzp Hill." lliw will of. :tlllu‘ul
ll lIlc Hulkuc. “To \ sup will“ i~ .i win
‘ llQ‘ It‘l‘lll. .‘llutu “lib Ii t'iw to tho \m"
Izli‘c :ll‘l‘ \tlil ' \\ l‘
~lll‘ll null on It :l ~ub31 .i
.jiluc to Illlll‘ i. c
"hill and such :i thin: w
mu iirc so} in}: i. «2. _
“.\ Fool and Ili< \lwiui .\rc Soon
I‘urlcll.” This is pull-Jill} uuc of lliuw
.‘lil popular \ll}‘lll‘_1\ m prunrb‘ which
‘ “:uuc lulu c\l\lclicr of hull. and can be
, "h‘dilcd in no pitrlicuvii' :iutlinl‘. Il lt:|\
‘l-cln attributed In Sillx‘lllull. but of ull
lllc \uu‘ul inns ~:i_\i'ii;:\ which cuiuiiutcd
Il'Hlll the “\tihn" ol‘ the wim-xl of H”
\\l\(‘ turn. lliut nl‘ “.\ fowl and his inane)
.iri- “mil pnrlcll“ i~ llHl our. It hm :thl
Ilcrll. falsely rcmmlcd :\~ (\lli‘ of llculiuiuiu
I“l‘:liikliil\ cclcbrutcd llll\llll\:|l||l :tpu
lhcgnh. U1. h I). i... .~*.
——.——~—- -.
'I‘lic Sneezius Spot.
in
lamp
in law-ix w' :ilnl so)
from
\lll tut r:
\\’li;il
lIlt‘l‘l‘i \l‘.
.k“>\ i‘..
Illi‘
4 ~\ we? UI
[‘l\\ \ it.
l\ .l, .
.\< :\ .lwnrmr/ l'l‘l‘ll‘lNlllIuIIHi‘ \:ll in lIU‘
’Illlll‘ UI :i .‘IIIllIt‘ll l.llIIl lull“ r the ulhcr
l:l_\. llic {rciliul tll‘II‘l HIV lIll‘ brush uh
~cr\cd tllut tlu‘juurnulbl merit-d ulun
his huir was cniubcd. “I‘id I touch lhc
surly-in}; spot :" iiupiirml llu- barber. llu
llicn pruccedcd to l‘\l\l;llll that tllc
"sticcling spot.“ was :I ‘l'll‘lIlYt‘ plucc In
-tllc lclt of thc midxllc nl‘ tlu- forclicml.
.‘\\'h‘\‘.u Iic said. “Ihcrc :ii'c men who
<llt‘l‘1l‘ rvgulurly cvcr)‘ linu- I comb thcir
illlll‘ or \hure tlu-ui. ilN :h‘ won as the
.‘hllllt lnls‘s‘cx (\Yt‘t‘ \Ilul \lull. ] Illltl u [nan
in here yesterday who *lll‘l‘lt‘ll three times
.iust as hard as hemulll. :ill bccnuwl
touched the ‘sncczing‘ Spot.‘ It must lu-
s very small ncrvc that tickles tlic’iius-
'.l‘il."»~-~-‘l/I~my .Iwcruul.
A Turtle‘s ’l‘emieity.
1n n‘gnrd to such tllllllluls its frogs. etc..
;t is pretty hard to say all “hut limc they
lire dead. I remember the case of a snap—
per which I caught in u t-l‘t‘t‘k in New
~I9N‘V. We began by cutting off his
llt‘ttd‘flll‘l going: through thc usunl pniccss
in such cases. Sonic time afterward I
found the heart t\\'IlIl‘Il Irid not yet been
xdisposed oft still contracting. 1 mice it
:for granted the animal nu. rcully dead.
lIN‘tltlSc it had bccn clicked. and I Inid
~atcu it during the interval. l’lrilmlelpMu
lulm‘r.
- _
(‘em’nl§\i(ll"1‘0.‘ heal» I r «'1 the Slalom
Mr. H. l". Item-don. Hellz'lurc MIL. \\ rites
that he‘d". red for a ll n:Lil:e \\ itli rhetimih
thin. whi h yaehled to no 11‘ stmeiit until he
appliel St. Jacobs (til.
A DI‘IJIW in crime tli:o_u\:hout I-lnglnnd is
revealed by comparisons oi he o‘llcial reports
for the lent two 3 nus. _1 '\ 1\\‘~ N the number
of commiunents was “.333. _l2.llh less than in
the previous twelvemontll.“ l‘lze average daily
prism pl pilotion was 1531“. a: ninst 16.619 in
158! ‘85.
Ex-t‘ongrem‘nan Weaver. l‘mtumce Debut.
merit. “‘arh nut. in. D. 0.. considers R (1 Bar
L‘t ugh Cure. it remarkable remedie‘. agent. It
cont-ins no denzen nu naumil e. and eostebnt
twenty-five cents. . .
Or the sevent ash: members at th
l‘ntted Stores ’5. note there he "2.3."??2
fin?!“ l n the {‘nfoii side during the lute wu.
whifegxtron bore um undo“ the Footed»
839 . .
‘llll\l'il Ill flat “1' limit“. and '
Ilu" llllii
‘lllbl
the t'uvor of medical men nll over the world
uirely on its il'erits. We htivonu doubt that
if the kidneys are kept in natural action. coir
allllllilldll and a ‘great iuniiv other diseases.
com d by uric ricid. will not u-nly be cured
but Will lu‘ prevent «l. i
“'hen the kidney is healthy. no albumen
npponn iii the water. but albumen is found
in the water of more than half of those who
die of cunsiiiiiptinnf
This; lllt‘ll. is theeonditlon of things that
nlunyx preci-dm cull‘lllllptiull: First. \\ eu‘c
cut-vi kidney": so find. rctuiued ll'l‘ll‘ avid.
[misc-um; th - blur-l; third! the development
of divine in the lungs bv the irritant acids
taming through them Then there is ti little
in ugh in the in ‘llllllg. spun ltiick. yellow
matter is spit up. fulluwu‘d Irv hiss (If flesh
strength. with IIl‘t‘l’lf‘ll night swcnh:
and when the patient gues to hzs school
physician forJielp. he ls put on cud liver cil.
which his stomach. “enlivened also by line
it ill in the lilwlkl. taunt-it lllgth‘. Because
[Ili‘l‘l‘ ls’ no pazii present in the h:dnc_v<.
the y al icnt duos not think they are atl‘cctol.
but the kidney avid is dour-hr its work every
: ducz d.
minute. l‘\\‘l‘\‘ hour. day and night. and by» ‘
null-by the di V‘.‘\\’l‘ of the lotus has ndvaxcul
uulil pu~ i~ derision-d. they: come licuior-
rlmgcx‘. mid at last the glassy store which dc
lllt‘l‘.‘ that thv end l\ iii-iir‘
A lkixblllul‘tutii examination of such cases
\lenvs that the terrible uric acid has corn-
pletvlv dostruvnl the s ib‘tatico uf llll‘ lung.
It Is lllllK\\\ll|Ir‘ to cure lull: disenws “licu
the blood is poi~oued \\ ith uric add.
The I'llu‘t‘ rui- t‘hair Makers.
lust wintci‘. when thing in tln~ bit) of
_ .\Ic\inu. I tiicd in bu) :l llt‘lll‘!‘ t‘llllll‘ lllziii
lllt‘ um- :luiu‘iu'd me in my ruunl :lt tlic
niillilh- l'in‘s hull-l. whcrc [was stopping. .
Ihit. In my dismay. I found the furniturc
mun “unit-d nu- tu pay $10 fur a chair
uhich l‘utlbl bc bud zllllllNl :lll} \\Il(‘l‘!‘ in
lllt‘ l‘hilcll Sltllt s liul‘ $93.30; I slbtkc in
Hill \lilll‘li l' about i! \‘Ilt‘ tILl} ll) illtllll't‘.
“lit u in l \l'llli’lli'II l . ulc that thc duty on 3
tllr i lltJiH st ml l‘ltl\l|‘\ \\:i\ at lIli‘ lulc nil
$0M pcr down.
I.” some t] \\ i‘llli l‘lll‘lslll; young _\ulcri
can iucrbuizii ~ or l .ii‘pcnlcw :ch upon this.
tin \luuii tn lllc capital «it .\I«‘\il‘n :itul
tillikc lurniturc. .\ll the fertile \ullr} - cl
Muicu :irc linml with willow trn ~. .\li
thc littlc mountain \lrczmis conic Illllllillll:
down through hull“ of little “illtm lrt'i's.
'l‘ukc :l hint Ii‘ilm uric who know“ thc lurid
wcll and go down tllrrc uud make uil
low uui‘c. l‘Il:\il‘\ cspi‘i‘lltll). ‘l‘hc only
ltt‘\\IItll‘ thing that mold llllt'l‘lt‘t‘t' with
)uur ccrluiu toilum “mild be u l‘i‘\i\ii\u
of their turitl‘ luwx And this I do
think likely to lukc plucc.
triiiiu‘ hard to inspire Iiouic industry \\ ith
life and hculth} action: and “pi‘otcctiuu“
is for Illul‘v likely to lw riii‘n\|l‘:l;.:‘ctl tlnin
set .‘hlllt'. lt‘ things no“ ‘illlltl. .I....,»m‘.o
.lliHrr.
.. ..-....
, ‘ ‘—
t‘liluese Quail.
l“i\‘c hundred of thc xmull (‘Iiiucsc quail _ R
from thc Suntuw district have bccn lttl‘
purlctl llt‘l‘t‘ illld (“\Il‘llllllt‘tl ill Inls Hf It'll
ou the l‘:llli‘li(‘\’uf tri‘llllt‘lllt‘ll iutcnwicil in
spui'tiiiw. 'I‘hcy are not more than half
the \lIc of (‘illiforniu lpiuil :ind :in~ hilllll“
\vliut suiullcr than Ncw England quail.
'l‘hcy :lrc rapid tl‘vcix and it hikes it good
shut lu bring tlicni down.
14 "e I‘.
'—.»~ ~*
_ to“ t‘nn‘t “Hut 'I‘hl- ‘ ‘
walnut \vlshinu ti lll\‘t‘.\llfllt'|‘. I! you
wise. Send )our n-lllrcw t-i llullcn
l'urllu‘ul. Maine. and you will
receive free.
. . . ..
5.1.. }‘ I‘l'l4l-lfil‘1.
%
are 'j
\\' (KL, 5
lllil ‘
.‘It‘\irii is V
l lhonuht the!
" l
“Isn‘t dint Mrs. Holmes?
doctors gave her up. She looks Well now.
“she is well. Alter t! e doctors gave up h." 1
use she tried Dr. l'ierce‘e ‘Favorne l'rcscrip- ‘
tion‘and began to get better right sway. I i
heard her say not long ago that she hadn‘t felt
so well in twenty yeah; She dues her own
work and savs that life seems war-1h living at
last. ‘\\‘hv. said she ‘1 (col as it I had been
raised from the dead. almoxt.‘ Thus du thuu~
sands attest the marvclous’ell‘icacy of llii‘tlml-
given remedy fcr frlua't' “'1' Nil: ‘R‘. prulapsuuv
ulceration. leunirrhu-a. morning: sickness.
weakness of stomach. le'idciicv In cancer-um.
disease. nervous [Ir(\<frat.tlt\ll. general d.~hility
and kindred affections. * ' :
PROFESSOR Hruni‘s saysa silk ribbul isn
better lightning conductor- than n {IDITIfiIIIt‘
If you experience u bad taste it: the mouth.
sallowness or yellow color of skin. feel stupid
and um“ av. appetite unsu-n iv. frequent heml-
ache or dizziness. you arc ‘ ti lions.“ and no
thlnn \vill arouse your live - to action and
strengthen up your system like Dr. Pierce‘s
“Golden .‘lcdacnl Discnvl-rv" Hv druggiets.
In attempting to en arthe cm a‘ at Merinsha
Vise. n Ito-pound stiirucuii grounded on a.
nandbnr and was captured. -
Delicate disease-sol“ either sex. however in~
speedily and permanently cured.
Bank of particulars lu cents "I shunt“. Ad—
dress “Nun‘s Dispensary Medical ASMicltt-
tion. litil Main Street. Bufinln. .\:. Y:
THERE Ire llil Latin?” in thet'onnectient .
l.c~:islaiture.
A Tribute- Io American “cut-n
\Vcre H e recent swank at Liverpu \l and Ed-
inburgh of silver nil-dab lo m-ahurv & John-
«in. l'liuiiii.u-cutic:il I’m-mi. . a d llrtll|T3t‘-
lnl‘s of Ho son‘s t ‘upl ine Pica em. 'I he~r pia<-
tcrs are t'lltll-l’<ml by Salli ‘\'.‘\‘~itl.’ll‘.\’ and
plllll‘llih'l~lfl its the ttlll)‘«l”rl ill‘te evtrriml
rcinuly tor cun;h~_ .u:d~. I‘Ilt‘llnl.l!‘.\l|l. .trc. .
ill-ware of nuxlrllllis advertised Iw quite b. g
5
l’isn‘s Remedy for "atarrll is “all“. able- to i
use. It is not :i linuid urn ‘Ylllfi'. .‘JIc. .
Sullering Womanhood.
Too much effort "all“ t be made to bring i
to tho attention of suds-ring womanhood tlic
grout value of Lydia E l‘iiikhn:ii‘~\‘e,:c!able
L‘oililmund as tl remedy for the diseases of
\"l-llleu Such an one is the wife of (General .
Barring-r. nt' “'iintnn. .V. C. and We quote
from the Generals letter as fullows: "Dear
Mr". linkhum: l‘lea-e allow me tuadd my
ti-stiiiicnv to the most excellent tiledimtiul.
qualities of your Vegetable l’ompound Mrs. l
llurringer was treated for sex ertil years for i
what the physician called Imu -ovrh-ia and
I‘l‘t‘lllllxll5 l'tvri combined. 1 writ llt'l‘ to ;
l\l\ Illll\)llll. \ (I... \\ Ml ll Irlllu‘ul‘l I '
months under the treatilieut of on eminent 6
pli}‘.~l.lnn “lthont any [Grillfluvlll benefit. i
She was induivd to try your medicine. and 3
utter a reasonable time commenced to ini— l
prni e and is now able to intend to llL'I' busi» ;
new and considcm herself fi'lb; rc’ic‘rwI.“ ’
{General Burringer is the proprietor «of the ’
American Hotel. “'inston. N. C. and ‘5‘
widely known.)
COCKLE’S
ANTI-BILIOUS‘
PILLS,
u- : .‘in
. I'HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
For Liver. Bile. ludwwxriomretc Free from net»
cur). cumulus out)“ ‘.:rt~_ \rgl-tntfle lugrnllrnt;
Agvul. C. S. (‘ItlTTt-:\T0\. New \u:k.
A PITIABLE SIGHT. j
A Little Child Sturdy Three Your- Old Draw-
out ofshape by Inflammatory Rheum-thin.
Rm‘nt-ts'rml. N. Y.. May IS, 1336.
I‘ardc‘e .Ileiit'ct‘ru' (1).,
tlnsri.nui;x;—\\‘e desire to express our
feelings of gratitude for the gresltllcssing i
nioeived at your hands in restoring to us
in perfect health. our little three yeurvld
son. who for weeks has been a. very great ;
sulIi-rer with inflammatory rheumatom.
llis little hands and arms were badly in l
flamed and so drawn out of shape that We ;
feared he would nevi-r again have the use :
of them; but thanks to Dr. Purdue‘s cxcrb
lent remedy. he is now entirely free. from
pain and has free use of his hands and
arms; in fact is in better licnllh than ever
before. We feel that vour remedy has
performed almost a iiiiniclc. and believe it
to be the best on earth. and recommend it
to am: ntllicted with rheumatism.
\\ e are very truly rum
3.
Mr. & Mrs. ll. KLEEIIIMER.
Inflemmat ory Rheumatism Cured.
Roxie. X. Y.
GENTLEMEX:-I willingly give the fol ,
lowim: testimonial: l have used Dr. I‘n’r»
dcc‘s Rheumatic Remedy rind 1 can truth~
fully saw it is the best medicine that l have
ever taken. I tried doctors and nulnv
preparations. but they did me no good.
. his is the remedy that has cured inc of
inllmmnntory rheumatism. I would like
“‘.“‘ll those who are troubled with ii. that
this is the surest and cheapest cure for
them to buy. Yours respectfullv.
' ' BEXJ. J. BASEKFELDEIL
John Adams. of Engine House No 3.
Rochester. N. \‘.. was confined to his bed
with intlnnimatorv rheumatism. lle uscd
three bottles of Ilr. l‘nnlee‘s Remedy and
is now able to benbout. Can wall: will»
out crutch or none. llc says: “it is the
bestreniedy on enrth. I am n‘t‘tlmlllt‘ltd»
in: it to every one I see that is nfllivtvd
, with rheumatism."
full information about work that ton inn do. .
‘nhll ltvc all home.
\\ Ilil'Il you \‘llll rccl‘ \c from $5 to $27: and up-
wnrds dull). home have earned owr sum it
day. in Mill llul rennin-d: you are ~lt|rlcd
flee. ;\l is new lluth sexes; llll ages.
littic furiuiios uwiiit all workers.
if you have tumor. «or tumor symptomo
(‘niu‘er iorcnnccr syinptomslficmt‘nln. Keys-n»
his. NIII~RIIt‘\|IlI. ( ‘lmm ‘r weakncssvs.Xei~vuu~-
liens or other complaints rllr. lx'ilnior‘s Ft:-
MALE ltrmnnv w-ill correct and cure.
‘Ro\'.u.Hun?nieiulsanvthl In? llm‘sent'hi.
tin. Glass. \} n. (7!. Free Virilsnt "Drugs iv Hm
If afflicted n ith soge eyesnse Dr. lsn 0 Thumb-
son‘s E3‘0~\\'tllt‘l‘- llrnggistssell at 33¢. per bott e
Papers for Spring
It is none to early to be getting ready for tprlna.
And the that thing which ould melvo ntten~
uon Is your own system. if y hove not been well
during the winter. hove been troubled with erratum,
alt rheum. or other humor: or the blood. youshould
purify the blood by toil“ Hood‘- Suuplrllln. You
wul then «new thet lndmmbl. 'ured feeling
which in au pnistratlttl had often so nun-countable
In the-mug months. he not gut on hung a n
lint-l9 medicine. but tote Hood's Bumped". before
it in too late.
"I tnke Hood‘s annual“: for 1 spring medicine.
end I and Itjust the thing. it tones up my system
And milieu me tool like I uneven! man. I: write
toke- It for dxepepeh end she derives greet benefit
from". Menu “is the bee! medicine she ever-
vook.“ 95‘qu c. mun. Hook . ladder- .N’o. 1.
Friend Street. Boston. “on.
Mrs. P. \V. unfriott. Lowell. Musinwucomplelel’
cured or sick headache. which shelled bed 16 vests.
by n. oil‘s. Wraith. '
Hood’s Sarsaparma
Boldly olld “tits. .1; It:
”-0.1. HOOD :w.twthml:o:ell.mmm
,._ L00.-. 293919139. Dollar
\vh “‘(‘VUl‘NtYl urn b cuted. at '
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Why. did 'thieiWomen
of this éountry use over Miriam million cakes of
Procter 8; Gamble‘s Lenox Soap in 1886.?
Buy a cake of Lenox and you will soon understand why.
: :un‘nr unit-nil rarniluu. Ill mill-y. HenlrhyJ‘nrrr
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your druggist for Dr. Purdue‘s
emcdy. rind take no lher. Price, $1
per bottle. Six bottles. 5.
Pardon Medicine 09.. Rochester. N. Y.
B. N3
The noun-st. quickest.
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CAPCINE
safest nni nil-M low ~rful
h“|l|t‘\|_\ knownh-r lihclllllullslll. l‘lvurisv.Niuirdlnln. ,
Lululuigu. llsckncltc. WeaKmsa cold i i l‘ v
and till aches and pains. Fltllnl‘u-fl t-v '3‘“? ”1‘53?
clans and brumristsol the mum-3.: repute. ltensuu‘yi
Plush-rs promptly n~lh \‘c and ctuv \vhcn‘ other.
pluslcrs and greasy salve-i. llnlnicnts :md lotions. "
are nlNUIllh‘h usc‘ess. Ill-ware ut‘ imitations under
slut lnr soundingr :iiiies. such in “t‘npsicuni.” ‘l‘ap
\icln.“ “t‘npslclne.” as Illl‘V nre utter-Iv worthless
and intended to lll‘x‘t‘lVl‘. . I: run Ili;\‘.~‘nx‘~‘ \vn
rum \i)!\1“l~.l:.\‘. All dt‘ugflsl“. ‘ :
SEABFRY .v JUNNSON. Proprietors. Sew York. i
gll‘lNESVIllE, FLORIDA %
will buy a ht .‘utxlls‘ in thv-Vlllmn- Ul‘ Rut .
h 1 ml ‘ledée. nlx llll|lt‘n west ofI liltlut;8"“l|‘. Mill. ‘
is. c . . arcs. l luh‘l Ser ms, “n- or n--.‘
Fruit and \‘cm tnhle lauds. I ‘ o u ‘
Good for Tiltmccot‘ul
Iful Rolljngi‘uuntrv. . Ilr-t t .. place for an | “I
omicul “int "ti“ll‘.(l‘ forum runner" with maul. 1
Many Fun at Throat and Lung and Nervous t‘om
ulalnts have been made. Scull t- n c ms in stamps
or a county map. village plot all t cln-ntnr to 3
_ . ( . 0. "A.“ PTON. “nine-stiller. Flu. ‘
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l'llllllsmll'Sll‘l'll'lmlfll Pownn
Keeping Teeth Perfect end 9!"! Healthy.
‘Aln‘lts. POITIJ‘RY. ‘ N ‘ -
'E‘L a‘lilt. Aron a day wunted‘n’t t \‘a\{.m l
about Market. 9 to an n. For-instrue .
tilinsadttress .1. l ll. 15 has! dig. F lyn.N.\
In”. day. Summon worth 5) inns T
Llnes not under the horse‘s feet. Addrest
linuvsm‘s SAFETY Ruv “when. Holly MINI .
EABIS . )IAhI‘IIA. Finn-um it \ '\.
old Moi-pg
to'Mdays term 1‘05le uncured
Ina/up”: . UR. ”unwell-u ,v. Mlt‘h
POIISIORS
on James Rlver Vin; lu I‘Innluonx
So our. llluxll‘.t!~.1l 4'm~ularrree.
the Habit cured inn
to Suldicrs.‘ llf-ll‘x Sen-tumult:
for ctreulam t‘lll. L H .\u-
HAM. Ait‘y. Washington. n. U
"TE” itxmrdiim' " is” ”'fir'“‘n“°‘$‘
. HI | [- -. . -. l "is . .
FR ERMA N ei‘ (‘00 \urseryfidlcn. sirlghtim. S. Y.
t :w nu: Isl-ms: FREE: To (nun-me -. Send full ml
L lmslrnmedlately to Favorite FtksJW‘)’ Clty..\'.l.
"as“: find. Treatment ~elll on t
1‘71“" :- transmit no. arrayed». i3;
i frs-m l‘r-nneeJ-ll misled n it]: extended l
: BET IN THE “1)!!!»
SUMP‘IEION
HAixrtsviiiit. N. J., l
Uctober 15. 1856. ‘
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E. T. llAzrti‘rixr,
Warren, Po.
Ikur Sir:
I was taken with u very
severe cold last Spring,
nnd tried every cure we
had in the sture. and could
get no help.
1 had o..r village doctor
prescribe for me. but kept
getting worse. I sow an-
other physician from Port
Jervis. N. Y.. and he told
me he used l‘iso‘s (‘ure for
Consumption in his prac-
tioe.
I bought a bottle. end
before I had taken all of it
there was a change for the
better. Then lgot my (arm
ployer to order n . unntity
of the medicine and/keep
it in stock. I tuck one
more bottle, and my t‘cngh
was cured.
Respectfully.
l-‘i: lxk .‘II‘KEXNY.
PISO‘S CURE FOR
SYN
' OVAK L’AWV wisr
The and liars." of
PERBHEBON HORSES.
21m lmpirted Brood Mares
0 Choices: Families.
LARGE 31213338. '
All Ages. both Sexes.
IN STOCK.
300 to 400 lnron'nan among};
l'emhemn Stud Bun-{3. The Percheron attic only and!
breed uf France I . m: n stud tux-oh that has on
rum-oft and rildomvnmt of the French Gm—
Semt for [to-penu- Catalogue. illustrations by I“
”“h'h I. I. DUIIIAI.
DuPeIoeo- u
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FOR THE
HONEST!
In numuuu of
850 to 3500. on
One to Ten )‘eurs time.
UH! n-w plan—available to
a" burnt-nouns to none. State
mutant yuu can surely use.also
:lae alnd M‘i‘npallnll. ~l'hc Spurn In
Full. \\:.Ii furtiw. v ~.. PM. 0!: n»
celpt of stamp. Sonatas answered.
I. Bl’TLER. Sec’y,
“Yltlrfll’d ctt‘lIuck. (‘on Sixth & Vim
Percheron
Horses. .
«luck of llllburh It s!
lwrh and marr- w-f all
\fiv“. {b\ or if" pity-I
“vented In} lluNx“ tn
Your 311?; .\l’a ~tal-
lit ms rumble-mi lira-d-
en. hit! : taut me:
n: mnlml watt: pedigree
in Yen-nun .-i ~ru
ill-bi. l *unrasin-c tn
1-H til-«t c as- gnu-k as
law at [own-r than .iny
lml‘irt-‘r in the l'- X Station till-ltivfir. on x-uttirm
L'cuti'al ii. Juflx \\ . _\ h I \.
l'. (I. Ho\ 88. Mini» 3. \ .-
on. 'HAIR’s
ASTHMA
its: tit. uluu ‘tlh'xl tcusuflh u
c u R \Luids [he will} Asthma i ‘tln-auit
—— T's-nun m Luuwu In in» tufillcul
“urbltlllt! \\il|. unsutln-ly p flush mix cur‘ .‘l‘h'
Inn and. this ~e~\1'l'. l nquvklionnlllr- m :ttru-O
\\ in {w l rod in nn '4 .33» tannin “-nt tra-
_I‘Il(r'tl. “s‘. ll \ Uh .‘bi \\' am 31.. \‘lucsrinan. 0.
WELL DRILLING
gunmen tor \\ . u. u! w) ill-put. h nm sou. gm.
r Water. \ u! or tine. I tut“ \Inuiitul Rum Drilling;
Portal“. Horse t‘v-wer Ian-ninesset to ell-rt. minimums.
durum“! to drill Instr-r «int vi uh lee- power their any
other. Stivlally adapted In on] mg “tile in our": or
met :1th \Il‘ fez-L Farmers and 0th"3"!“‘ 0“
k» 0‘. pu- dnv u ill. our nmrliéuol‘} was: («its will“:
Dunne-l for “inter or Summer. \\ v m the one! In
unrest Inuu'nrluwn in the bust: «I Send {ml in.
. ptoritlustntul t‘euhwuo 1!. Annual.
Plea-e Well Excavator Co“ New York.
Ichdlfill Thufl‘ dull
tirul looks and feelings
s will: volumes: This
l cured)- controls all con
llitiuiisx “stuns vigor
and nudity and brings;
back youthtul bloom
a" e and ll‘ilulV. Imrwists.
Qt lfi‘rpnh‘l at hr. hunter am»
. {:3 Q ”. I'K\~\t:\‘. lmictluutun. .\'. Y.
‘\ 6 Lem-nun“ \iiry {I‘NtmuL
Q ' § unidc to ill» thine-tit Fr“).
HOP PLASTERI‘S“
Are tuner-tor to on other
68“.: “their muting In Wait“:
WNW“ ‘“ ‘“°'°‘ “ ”.33“
ondhemloek when.
Altlmxuh [was pinvlni: $23."! per will for my load.
In; :uc hunt: inv realm an- more than twenty five
times In large sin ~c 1 put in Your “Tmstll‘s Punch“
5e. cimir. [could not have believed It. Youre m
slk'clrlllly. “flu. .\I. In”; llruggist. t‘hk-zigo
’ Adlrcs‘s It. \V. 'I‘.\ ‘3'] Ll. l“ (‘Ou (‘hlcnxog
AXLE
anslsg
Sold Every when.
rims Remedy for cumin In the ‘
Bea. West to Use. end Chaps".
FRAZER
truer the Genuine.
Also good hr (‘old in the Reed.
Minn” Foreman. acute.
' nit. \VIIJJA M3“
8 Indian Pile Ointment
eh 9' leliuri an) off» or llrl-
e ‘l ‘ . corn en or 1
this..." Win" «H u \x'nuin. ”ii-3.933
for Pill-n . m , owl :nns' In” by ext-rest. um»
bl. “$.50“: l t ‘ iu-r bug, so... flu.) 81. 801!
.v dr 1 I~l~ ur nriilcd M. NH.“ 0' uric . 3 \. 'h:
‘“ |1.1.|_\ tl.‘ \l F18 I‘II“ flew-Lana. flaio.
s'rmnA can!
Gnu-nu Auk-n F‘s-e n-rer fan‘s to 'z-u
A un-u uni-4 run-f in the sun! can. lawn-x cu.-
hrtnhb lleqt: rHci-te cure: when. ell «tun kit. A
and mm»; at In»: lkrllhk'lli. nice 5."; “I
'I.I0.d Dru:;i-u or bv innit . pk PRIZE 1
sun. DR. 8. ‘CIIIFII‘IAS. 3“. Pull. Ill-n.
i 'Hb“?rs
g light—2% _, l 1553:9353
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