THE .isx'riNEL
SOFT" NHll‘VAle’. .ll’l.\’ S.
rut-run scii’z'xcrz.
M. Limier. an Austrian meteorologist.
( Linn: to have me. ruined. after. careful
, mus? ;.illtrti. that! the moon has an in«
it‘s” n. \ on u lit:i~_"tit‘ti.~'i‘il needle. varying
' \\;ili its ‘plnisrs ind its dcelii‘aticns.
ll=i‘ ill-minnow: is still to be more
.
. cull} noticeable when the moon in
ii .i:' the Ninth, .ii.il to lic \‘cry marked
\tln i: ‘llt' is twi‘mitl; from the full to hrr
lib! wi‘ ‘t‘i‘ulltl quarter. The «listizrlr
at“ .in- foam] to l--.- at their nit-\iniuin
\tlii' moon is. in the plane t‘l Elli“
Q
"‘i‘lltll:
:i..«
v
i; timing the llt'llllt‘l‘n tin-liner
:Jll the interior of the body rt»
l_.;z ~
,. tlilllt' «mirth: litrtl oi llllltl)"
t git? to Wt! ilig'n‘. tl.“ iv-inprt‘rttiii‘“ Ht
lln ~.. a \.ttlt‘:\t‘tit splint-E} in tlilli-i‘cit
pa» l‘iot'tss 'r ltn'im l. .d \Viii‘alitilg.
ltnr n! {\‘iltul li.;i3 it. llii‘ ldi‘t‘ iii .‘iilllll
»_ii,.i.tune-‘1':now-Willietot-iglaty-
tn't. \i« ,tr s ‘l in . ii~l‘"llll‘ more t‘\».
pm -i pots of ii. li.«-l\. tne liil‘t‘ llllil
tl. Mi“ s!. i\\\ ;. l-iittl it lll}w‘l'.tlll!‘t'. w?
‘Vl"€ lil‘llilllil‘rk i“
“it ll‘llll‘t'luinlt uppi its in tlt-‘li in
Hit 2‘“; \ 2,; tr oi luv. .ml tlic,ri-tti:irk:il-ic
1:. ' is mental rli ll lli‘ skin o! childrni
l\ if. l' ll: ill ll. il 'l .tslliih
M \i ‘l'\ ~i iii; in t‘ ;:'.:_\ tori degrees;
\ I
ll:
l\\t : it 't- twenti i.\l’v\.i tr: uml constmt
l.il‘i 2~ tut-suit) lH lt:~‘tti‘ iln nilt‘ll‘. l‘l
. " l; lupin. \\ a lli‘llttll it .l‘ old.
..1 >1 .2 {it lltlil it :7 .-i .4,.!la flic\\i.;l.t
t!._'l“i ~ il'li'tlll1\E»I{:‘l'1“\ll.l1‘i.
l:.v T.\ i. no t | _\ .«i\.:.,'ti‘.l..t
.i‘v: mutton l..~i i:i:i-..‘.!~ii .ts i~ii_i...i
P'l".lfl. ’l‘ln1\\.»:iil«t‘;~t~tf»fE\*
. .i dull tire \li'l‘llix l and tin l...llil‘i=l
:l. \i~ i t lllt‘_li'i it: l.\i’ \\l.l' l' :I‘mniw 3..
3.. ll w t! il may. nun lllt‘ ti ‘t‘l' t-l .:
l‘l V ’11 l“ :l lt.i‘~ Irl t!‘\‘l.t . lit .l ;‘
w .‘ . n.( uptmm « lilt‘~‘l‘.i‘ or H ~\\ it
at tin tl‘. to lit. .ik :ipui‘t Add to this
the w. i Litton maiwil li_\ llii lllt“.\.t"“t‘ oi.
titles it .t high l tic of ~l w l, and it Will
in nu. ihzit :iii llwll l‘i: up rs I‘.\IN“'(l
to ll'slaildl' pull» \‘illlll \‘.\ll only ht
gm: 1 ii .;_.t'n~t ll) x.-.il :i‘.<pc thin and
it t.-? it itiii'\\.t.»
ru-m iucts in it mid it u telephone
“hi l; l‘ l‘t‘lll‘." llllii ll. l,‘"r-|pe- :tre uiieii
M. ii‘.\ iv‘lblwii 1' A V :l !‘ 'ilth'l‘t‘ulsi-lt
-": \\- Y'ti"tii .\ it it plinth lt‘ line \t‘lllt
:A'i\\ .-~i-\illl.~iLi! lili~\li"\l. ill
l~ v‘ \ ‘\ m .d‘. an; .imi in .ippi ir:.:i t
It w 'i tws :i~ iii.iil_\ :w t t‘. l‘t ‘lt‘t t" i=i :i
~t l .i \"\trll!;: th. lint: l. wigiii t‘it'l l:.t
i-- . \l- l'I l_\ to .. him: ii mininoiw sonii
rm int tlu I’lltl tl‘.\l .-t l'lt \\‘.‘t‘. l!)
(iii .iv t|‘!.\l"t. l.t'~l.ii.il. \\liiil.l’wl‘lll~
”W l» I \li .t'lll i~ tilii liiil lti iiH‘ ilmllllA
it t". M .. \\lli‘ wt ..ll_\ .l ‘ll‘iil itzqt‘... i~.
ll!‘.\'l‘il from tl. \\,l:i iintl :ipp ll‘l t-
tli 1 inc pit: I‘\'I~“t'~l i~ .t \i.\\‘ wt
tal‘ 3; :ti:_\ sumo: lilit' mi :0 \‘l Lint it i“
Epi wild to llu in mi. ilu
in -~ :- ‘\ menu 2' ll‘.‘l\ t.|«‘ll lu- ope-inn?
an i‘ tinm‘ihc iimiim - ..t mini )it niu'm
liltir'fit‘ltx‘ lil.lt‘l}' litJlil. while lllt‘
Elnl'w) pout-I llitIltll l~ no :truti-rtlmii
Hui nit-ii n “Ul‘hlll‘ tri. lnlis. “in
t‘.‘
E.
twt ~ ~in l, M ii :ipp -. .tll in umi'rrml.
'l‘t . :« 2- oh. \\ .. wi lllll..l\\ltillllll1
llx‘wt . tintn llztw is to l‘;ti‘.~ l.i~t
'- .‘li' ‘ ll l~ Elli llit‘ lli flit‘h‘ Illmlll
l . it. ti‘lillt'ilttl \\.tl‘. t‘mli nihci‘ it)"
ll. r l‘ iv liliulii'.
:‘wni t 2‘ lltt‘ results win? illlftliit‘ from :i
-i. .i .nil- .t innit» a: “ti? tl..l is
... {or HP? ii. \_ ililliJ :t to t of :i :g'n
m but» -. . v if it‘ll-Illh‘illit‘ tie
lll‘ i\i~i,..ti- oi ihrt: ih‘tni :tl
\ ”hit .1) l-’.' til. lll" t|iltllil\-
.. lump or \xwtl l! rll.l\ ll! ..iiln niv
‘t‘itt inn 1‘ ~-n\t .\l the iislt. in
l. it!" it ‘. ml linillfl. “\iill‘
» .w .. plmsplzs ii. pli‘nth‘ .li‘i‘l.
]= . it‘ll. no iiu'n, inun- .‘phizt. Militt‘
tiiiu ~ trim-s til l‘llihlilil‘. 'itzttiic .‘li‘ltl :izul
otln l vii-«idioms. li; tln Luis l't‘li~ll .i Vt
tnxv oi I‘li'ill:1l~;ili' t-lii:ii:.c-l. iiii'y :1 t3 \\
t" \\ hi: it l‘tt'|l hr in :‘t- lllt'lllltll-t‘ll. 'l‘ht
_.i .-
prts, :a it inuiitiril llllii\l‘.;ll ilrve2 hidzuu- .
ti|k\'§ a
:it main to thi- purifying rooiiis,
\iit:. ii to nntl $.ltiliiiilllu. lllt' lutiC-gr evoi»
\t »l fr ‘fil ihi- llill‘iqi‘li. ’l‘lic :iiii'tnwnni
has to in wishnl t-txtk‘ii ilh water in an
:ii‘l‘fal Lft llli ill by \\liit lt
Full.’ tiliiti \Ith'il. lutls‘ $1!in ti-tls til
blill'l..tlt i-t'. nnnonia ln ingthiis llt ole. The
H. pint is removed it) music htnc oi
U\l\l|‘ l‘l’ il‘i‘tl.
r. l|‘.i‘\i ill)" lime. but. the sulphuric llt‘itl
iiiitict llt' Yt‘llitht'ii. and. with several
o'l crs l’illizt:!1\llrll'l :il. etlprts torenioit‘
it, and tl.t others gives tlit‘ up its'snit-l‘l.
lly ii;<'.si.iiio-i. inipliilni :iinluspliziituui
:m opti not from iis‘iip‘nt-nn. t':trl\oli(
: o .l . it. IllllEL'tllllill,l‘t'll2i1lt'.t‘tllllt‘l. toluol,
:znti rimw‘. heir/ole. treated with nitric
amt. pimtlui rs lllll‘i‘lit‘lllw‘lt‘. tirid from
this comes the wonderful aniline.
VA-“ —~~——~
Floral Peeiillurlties.
Every l-hmini ha“ its precise hour for ‘
unfolding its petals and for shutting:
tlnni. says it writer in 11¢l.?‘]|i‘t!“.\‘ Yi-uug.
1'»: . The iliisy, or “day's CFC.“ spread:
its .id~to the earliest rnys of the sun.
Usually about 5 o‘clm'k. lllltl goes to lted
just before “unset.-. The morning glory
.lui-s nil its blooming between it and t:
o‘clork in the iiiorniiiu. and never opens
a second time. the lifc of melt llti\vrr
being limited to ti Single morning. Dun.
tlclitvns nwnke between it tlttil 7 o‘clock
tool are put to sleep sometimes lit-fore
evening. when the heat is excemive. The
\‘t'lluw.’ omits lu-uiil. common in tin
int-udowu. ends its day at noon. and i.‘
Sn
then-tore fuinfliui‘ly called “30‘“!-
build-now The pink little pimp-
rrni-l r‘ out is known as “the
st“. clock,“ from its custom of
)4“ in; t tnctly ii ‘2 o'. lock in the after—
. .- no an. The old-fashioned "4 o‘clock“
t either was falselynnrncd or has lOSt its
reckoning. as it does not appear until
about ii u't'lm‘k . t if all the plants which fold
1: age! her their llowemand hung their heads
at sundown for the night‘s rest perhaps
thr m ist noticeable are the asters, which
invariably hide their faces at it o‘clock.
Many leaves «lo the same. The clovcr
trc (its and the thd-Son‘el (oxalis‘) close
tween (land 7 o‘clock 1-. n. and stretch
ut from 6 to 7 o'clock .t. .\f. This action
s \‘i rv marked in all ind-bearing plants,
as llil:tt('flt‘i.'| and locust. and specially
the svnit‘tiveplzint, which all double up.
or rather double down, with the closing
day. In a country walk toward sunset
you may see the drowsyleaves and blos-
soms noddin v one ufter another in shim~
her. and soiling a fine exunplo Of curly
dreams. -
In Germany householder! no allowed
to mt tmspuningcuhnd do about:
9f prey; tho: is, theycuukill minuuy
‘ , n my the! choc-e;
l
Tun: h hot 0”,“! soc-m,
lunch. that luv which sour-nu at
luv. the hp at our elector. the luv at
!: .to'r. and greater \llll'llllf the intillit‘l'n 3
ti. 2 \«H‘ il“:J ‘\ misli {In tl“::ltt‘\‘. utnl:
if ‘i. :l‘lll' hichi ~t .
lH'llzg i’l’i‘lll.
1 iv tune of in iron bridge is from :
..\\'i.'«l inns
the nininonia i-i :
The i *ti‘lmnir llt'lll is :ilso ‘*
i. AGRlCULTURAL
TOPICS or3 rxrrzn :sr RELATIVE
' 'ro FARM AND cartons. ~‘
Missed Seeding of Grain.
It often happens that strips of land
through gmiu tit-ids are accidentally li-tt .
tinsccilcd. and the mistake is not iliscov~ .f
cred until the grain is up. in most cases
little is gained by lrl'l‘tfi to seed utter the
main crop is above the surface, espccinlly
2 With spring grain. which nurtures so
E quit-kl" :ifii-r sowing: The entire width
l of a drill for a short spun: willut harvest
i time scarcely be noticed. its the grain on
3 either side will sprcul so that the tops
lni-urly cover the vainut space. l'sunlly
f if the stoppage has been front the grain .
5 giving out. some tuitcs will run most of.
i the Mt) across the ticid. and these will ’
help till up. ot‘tensiic‘ucsting,‘r tint far less
Soul is H ittiiri‘il lot :I good crop than is‘
‘, general!) supposcl .\ litiliii‘cot'gruss or
clover \i «filing is rinil) it worse evil that!) i
the los< ot a strip ol‘griiin. and if there
are tinny hull t’uii‘atvin the grass seeding: ~
it \\‘t re h ttcrto plow all up .m:l try it
aiiin, For “lit ii‘ t lover and gun» fail
to mtwh tli \git illit‘l‘“ will certainly be
llilitl ‘villi “‘i‘i‘ilu, '
I
I . ,
l l tnriil Hints.
. ' n s
. l" hm. it} \Vl'lilld'i‘. glmlioli will rc‘
put the 'Iltillltlll oi
untim‘c'ow r lli’ lads. :ltlil :ipptEiitiu
\\!tlt'l‘ fruit at ilwndn im‘iful. It is
.iht right course i:-
‘iii‘iiis: shim .ot'
. lt.’i\i\
l“.ti'i‘ szmp WM l“. llti‘
~t~ziw s, cm llll'Ei‘i‘tRUi
:ir. lttm E. ._ ~!ixl up w. li_\ Eli is of
wind. :...il it the im ts ct: lonscni-il the
_pl;iiits sat ii s-i.‘t 9*
lb w tots :tl‘t‘lll the home so‘
Fltul)‘ tlnit muss \\ i1 Lot grow. nut} lth
liipt-u th. l..i.xi’_\' l-11s lut‘ t‘!!ili.‘iil\l2l:tt‘lil.
{ll\t.l‘ll in all t\:tt‘l\‘tll ll.i'
country iii \\I‘\‘ll\11!l\l waste plat-ts. ;:: ll
(Qllt ll\\l:t it he lzmi tui‘ :lit illzjgii
.‘l.ill_\ "lit int A LR.”
vn .ill in thli' it i\, moi 1h .: t...:
E! l\ lu'lii
“:23. tlii t3ist timic, gt sp: Lg. ..l2<i ,
it up :il llll‘i*\l.;lt llic“~t..~i‘ti, .\ wrzo
3p liillii \ii'itcs lli.ii \lte usually cuii‘ii‘s
Hi ht r luu‘ki‘l .‘t small twill tt' twine. :iinl
\\lli'i‘. shc s- vs at: . \tm iiuc lli‘Wt‘l' from
“hit it slit pouhl l lu‘ s- ml. khe tics it hit
of twine itroinnl the stem. and when
ninuiig tlit‘ tlowcis sln- is always on the
:ll‘i‘hvlll for the lll‘t'lJ‘tl srcilsof such.
Tlitwe she mothers and lit . up in the cob
iucr of her lillll‘ll\l‘rlll:lf or in \lll‘t‘\\‘
cloth. narrowly in lllllll! tor the purpose.
E “hiih she ”hits provitlul i\pi'c<si‘v for
‘ guthiiing settle iii.
l‘hlo\ tillil p.“
en tl \\ iih \Ulllt t.
it;l\l‘.:.“ ‘l
.4 . ‘
Hi \i il‘
13m ‘0 \ 3;. in
t
r
I
«Ev Fi‘t'il'i niust he cov-
‘1 tiumiini: on tel rc-
tnin lhi‘ ‘llil‘. i‘w tin} will il_\ itwnv
\\l:ilr itt' ' .‘l with; :fiurt. hint,
and i‘llJ‘l ; t‘ ils with in .i\\‘ ism-tilt and
light slit Its i‘tlil lie moi} l int-uni h_\ pitta
tin}; in .‘l l up. shaking.» this null blowing
into it \lljklid) or hard. at .‘oriliu;r to llli‘
kiiiil Hi ~ r is Fine remix \\ 'th t'tmT‘t'
litt~h~ iltti innit} lu \i‘lu’tldlul lI‘V \llllt’u.
u. .2 will Militia Tiltc MM»... .‘u'il . .2...
dulu. l’i .piit‘e no cit: l mg, ‘
unfit-1.1):
ET'U‘ Thinning ot‘ l-‘ruitfl.
l‘ii‘ltui . no t‘lln‘l’ lil‘t‘lh‘.illtll:tl opera-
tit-z. lJt‘ l‘l‘i i. so mm h \\llllt‘ll .iliutit. or
Elm. a» tu so l‘.\ out ntli .‘ttl\ilt':llt’il :ii the
It i i'l:lt::~. :ts tl...t i-l‘ thinning of truits.
liy \\l.!«li \u menu the i‘iiiio‘.:il of ii
‘It"llt‘ll llJ‘ il‘wp tl::|l *t‘ln lint! lltt‘
p .lit a «v' tl.t ti‘op tint l't‘ltiJlth ll) lt~l\‘
a; tionliic Li: ;. plitzt t‘notl. nut) lw
liit‘ il‘ _i!.ii lit it i‘. _\~l in fitlllt‘ til ttil llzi\
i\p.:.tl.l lti‘ wt ml. .iiul whitpicni‘e. how
. lill.i 1‘ llii't‘i'lio sliii“ hit“ ll? \Vlti‘ tliilh‘
. fruit upon any huge smile.’ It can he
tho“ it it) ticiir- s,tli.tt the one way to nmkc
f!ll.l growing P") is in \i‘ll go ~tl l‘t'uii ttl
l..l:.‘l pi‘i. es. :tlltl that throw wit) to huvc
pit-ii fruit, is to lltl‘i‘W away one half or
tun llillil~ of it \ili?li~ it is still )iillllg.
Tlis lit 1‘. in dune lu tt-ri- the flowers hiu c
l-Po» i:.. ii, 3v} the operation (it tlislunhlinu.
. This Lin 2) ri-inows eunuch. lllltlttS soon
as the fruit hits sit Ii‘ large share is re-
. turned. it it :epptnrs thiii toxiniurh still
_ri-ui:iins, the number nuiy he reduced
, “lit'll it is half grown. 'tlthl still more. if
'nuwl he, just its iipi-izing is about begin-
i‘ hing. Mi with \Lflul‘l". {i t'l‘l'ltlll: :innil-i r
of \ iiistcrs of \\ hieh is apportioned to the
age and stri ll:lli of the vine. Hf course
precision like this is not liwked for in
ti.iii‘lut culture. but an :ip xix-tinnitiou to
i it may he :tlli‘lll ilitl. but let nothing he
currimi beyond tlic point of protit. If :1
fruit ci‘oncr he iiisiious of listing: the
manor, let him sch-ct two trees of the
E Stiltlx‘ kind. pi-nch. pear. up ilc, und xiiso
tun rurupe vines of melt him he proposts
.\lli‘\\‘
one of each kind to go in the usual way.
"and with the other. thin out front one- .
halt to t\\ o thirds of the fault from the
; tree soon iit‘icr it has Sl'l fillt‘ly. if when
E lisilf grown. it :.ppt':li‘~ tlnit ltlill‘t‘lltlltltlllg
will ltt‘ pt'utitulilt'. do it. kce ring on
at (‘ill‘itlt‘ account of the cost of doing it.
With Vines. lcit to themselves, enchishoot
iisim‘l‘v luais three clusters. soon-titties
more. they liming two clusters and
tits» one. on «(it‘ll shoot. and also in
pinching the rune luck to three. two or
one leaf beyond the bunch or hunches.
It is rvpu-icd that the increased value of
the fruit. the price at which it is sold, ‘
will have u handsome pnxtit.—~.~imrrimn
.ly: in ti’dlriu‘l‘xf.
til
i
l
Ito grow. :it the mine age. etc.
Summer Suiting.
There are several ways of economizing
grass used as pasture or other piLsturing
crops. The -reiit waste of posturing is
in the truniping of thestock and in the
fouling by the excrement. 'l‘hisloss is u
very large item where hind is high in
Willie: and where it costs a large sum to E
get ii well set pasture. In such cases
lllt‘l‘t‘ is a large economy in soiling. This
may be done not only by cutting the {Our
dcr and feeding it in stables and \‘itnls.
but also by tctlicrin" the cows, and with ;
sheep by providing light movable liur— l
dies or fence panels, which may be set up .
or taken down and removed with great
ease. The movable fences may be used .
for confining cows as well its for 7 sheep. l
There are several kinds of them in use. l
The cattle of the islands of Jo
Guernsey are all tethered, and it; is to this g
economical management that the stimuli l
farms of those fertile islands are able to .
sup )(it‘l a cow on less than an acre of
lam. This method is also extensively;
usul in the western part of France, where ‘
the farms are small and yet keep a l
~nurnlter of cattle, Small fields of coin
ta‘vurieiy of rape) and of clover may be
seen there. with the cows tethered in
ranks, each one. having so than feet of
fodder to consume each day. 9 cows
ore secured by strong leather neck straps,
having rings sewn in them, and I chain
or rope with a nnaploct at one end and u
. ring sit the other. The snaplock:
is astehed to thering in the neck strap. l
md the large ring is dropped over the E
tethering Italic. “’heu feedi down;
the gas-on theluvm cud under e fruit?
trees in the orchard the'writer ha used 1
light chain about twenty feet long, with
unwind in igund uttuchgd
tourcvolvin
or ekviaintho adorn in:
rsey and .
, which kdriveu into the und.
Mmafiomki lure
Mfmudmmfuliu don
sit-*dérqi-tlt-W7 ‘ ,
i right
.‘t ltllilt‘ll of rotten _
, by the get
the chute of u curve in front of thermfor
their maul. There is some little dlfliculty
in placing the cows. and when ten or
twenty are kept it is better to have mov—
able. hurdles for enclosing them and pro‘
letting the ero 3. But where a single
cow or two or three are kept thismctliod
is quite pnicticnble and convenient. The
best hurdle is t\ simple panel nine feet
long. made of light narrow boards. just
as u board fence is made. iintl with up»
bars of the. Stllltt‘ material. The
ends of the hoards :oth beyond the
end burs about six inc cs. so that. when
two areplaccd overlapping. a fence wire
ring.r can he slipped over them: cnt’l~ and
'recurc them. Stakes are driven down.
ll‘il‘t c to each panel, and the panels are
held by them quite firmly by driving
two on one sideand one on the other ul-
tcrinitcly.
A very good hurdle but been made of
round poles- sixteen feet long.r with stakes
or spoken fixed in them in holes borcd
through. thus fonning rows of stakes
on both sides about twelve inches upart
the whc'e length. A second Set is put
in crosswise with the first row. This
hurdle is turned over und over as it is
required to advance it. But for moving
it distance it is not so handy us the
lumul hurdle.
it is impossible to keep cows or thee.
w'tl. economy and profit unless soinc’p
p
re.
_ vzsiun is made for Summer feeding. rind
for this purpose the utinunl plants. which
crow quickly. tire lwttcr ilnin grass.
'l‘hcy yield n itlt'g‘t‘ product to the acre.
and may he changcil from one year to
ii‘iotlzi r. And these .‘lillllttl forage crops
tnitst luv u tonsidt :‘.tl~le dcpeiulrncc also
l‘oi‘the Winter feeding; us cured fodder.
.Vt‘t‘l‘ )‘t‘k‘ 'l‘til‘ttw.
Farm u lid (in uteri Notes.
i
!
l‘ctil thc'yoting chicks only. late. and ;
often.
'l‘ltcrc tlt‘c few plants that start from
seed us readily its lllllt".
.\ {:it‘iiicr‘s wife whose hcns have paid ‘
in ll culls poultry the \\i1tli:t:!'sft‘icttil.
'l‘hv tint-st st;il\s ofztsptixigas ;tl‘t‘ raised
lit guilt; the plants 5 it nt) o: im in,
Front unulisis. mt s'mw :illEi':tli\ to he.
as u mic. superior to “ink“ stiuw tor
i‘ictlint: purposes.
.‘lincrnl' fertilizers. notably tnirl.:th-
lwst tor pcacl Stable niunurc
young trees is deleterious.
l VI“.
I it}:
Foremost much; ”it ids that new: do its
:iizylmini tll‘t‘ the \\ rvn nntl lilui‘lvirtl. lU'
‘,“:.‘1‘!‘er“:l {till 3;!“ \ t‘l‘.
Huts Illltl pets souml togcthcr. :iinl tell
us won as the crop l\ lii_li enough to . ut.
is t-i-nwnicnt feed :o: ti c n or two on it
fni‘in.
When fungus nppt-ars on roses. cnrnn-
tions or other swl it n plants sulphur c\v
pond to the hot sun is among the lust
rune lies. ‘ '
Ri‘llll‘ttlllt‘t‘ that sheep are close grail-rs
tillil ought not he turned on li‘it‘kuiiril
pustules or iltt iiclils‘ liirt \\ \‘il t‘th'ti'i
with grass.
Luiupblack llll\t‘tl with ill‘tulf" \‘llli';:lt
will iiiuik the sheep so that it \\ ill ivnixiin
.i )l'lll‘. :iinl \\ ill not injure the wool ustlo
to :itul pn nt,
Wire netting. two-inch mesh. is said
now to be clnupcr tit.” lmnoh for
1‘. mini; iouliry. .lllll more easily ur-
l‘.ll\;{t‘\l with less hiln‘l‘.
lt’ stock of all kinds could hzich n
ilitik Slit‘llt r to “VP to in thtI hot part of
the div. to int away “Hill the tin-a. it
Would lie it ui‘t‘ttl sin tug.
Alisoi‘bcnts should be freely used to
‘Tl‘\t‘lil shuttling \\'ltlt‘l‘ about the yziid or
luirn ecllnr as a sanitary ' llil‘lletll‘t‘ and :i
sner of fertilizing llltllt‘l'l.il. .
Stunt- t‘t‘t‘nltiliit‘tiil to sow lutflitt‘e l:iliil
\\ ith t‘lt'Vt‘l‘ and u \‘iii‘iett~ of grasses. that
ill rtls of cattle with ilitl‘ci‘ciit tn—tco may
sepiii‘ntc over tli:~ entire p isturc.
"lit- common l‘i‘il t‘l\)\\‘i' is better than
thi- lzirqc for genital purp ms. The lzit~
tcr is «lillivult to euro. nukes couscrhuy
and is mow :ipt to become musty.
lluttcruiilk is (’hcup food for the pigs.
and they will always do well \ihcn but
terntilk is Ill‘lilt‘ ii portion of their food.
but it should not be fed exclusively.
When a broad sow proves it good and
can-fill inctlzt-r keep her. nnd do not dis»
curd her for :1 lighter and younger one,
l-t‘i‘tl‘lSO the old is huge and heavy.
Lettuce sect] should be sound on :i
tint-1.x"prepared lied. nuidc rich, and the.
largest plants used as they grow. which
will avoid the necessity of transplant
ing.
l'ndcrtakc to cultivate no more than
you can tonnage will. and iiicrcusc _\i|\l!‘
news as you increase in ability. and your
acres and ability will advance step by
step. ,
If new grape vines. are wanted. lay the
lust 31v“ wood in a trench before thi-
lniiis start nuich. Rub of? half the buds
and till gntdiflly with mould its the shoots
grow. .
It is chord that more damage is done
i c bull than those that are
vicious. and the advice is to watch them.
as the gentlest of bulls is a treacherous
Inilllttl.
It is too often forgotten that the teeth
of aged animals. like those of old men.
are defective. and food should be ground
and made soft uccordingly, in order to
feed them with economy.
An exchange says if farmers will (imp
a soup—bean or two in each hill of putti-
toes wh‘ they plant them the pcsltv po-
tato bu ‘ll never bother them There
is .a smell a ut the bean the beetle: dis-
ike.
If by the ensilage system, a greater
number of cows can he kept. the farmer
will have a larger area of land to be cul-
tivated. Every acre of pasture that can
be culiiiuted and made to yield a crop
is a gain. -
With an ample supply of sweet. ten.
der grasr and clover. not only cattle and
sheep, but hogs. would nudity lay on
flesh and fat till the trust a pears in the
fiill. A 'tirlety ofgrnss :‘fll clover is ob-
aolutely necessary if u farmer Would
produce beef, mutton and pork at'a very
small cost. . .
A correspondent of the Country Gm.
tlenum dilutes on the advantages result-
ing from bagging grapes. It much more
than pays for the time and trouble de-
voted to the work, and assures the ripen-
ing of several varieties which. if not
ged, would be worthles. The big
should beslipped over the cluster before
the grapes become large enough to be
stung by insects.
\ m
The Pure at the Window.
Herein” item for the lovers of the
mmeloua: ”A young womauEraot long
ago wus married to u soldier stutioued at
Fort Union, New Hexico. After the
' hereturnedtohiapootandahc
her dutiau u domestic in 1
Denver family.
sitting in the kitchen, the
abduct up: upon the window.
fi madam.
Look-
taunted!-
up the “(that face. at turbo-hand.»
l . . emctcd for the purpose.
p uni ;
F ON D OF MUSIC.
THE INFLUENCE OF SWEE'I
SOUNDS IYPON ANIMALS.
flow Two Elephants “ere Char-med
uud How t‘nts arc Affected by
Music-«Do:- an Exception
—Singlna Fishes.
That music has a charm on the animal
creatiout’ has long b:en known. says
Thomas .I. Bowditch. in the Troy Thurs.
The horse is particularly charmed with
music. for
“At the slipitltrunitet‘ssound he prieks his
(“ .
und this fact is also illustrated by inuSic
heard in cin‘uscs and other equestrian
entertainments \\ here the horse is atl'cctcd
in u lively and exhilarating nuiiincr by
the iwrforninuces of the band. often
wuluingnnd pititicing and keeping pcr«
tee! time with thcnihsic. The eccentric
Lord Holland. of the reign of “’illittm
111.. “St'tl togivc his horses 3 weekly
concert in u covcl‘t‘tl gallery cspcciully
He maintained
that it rliceicil their tctnper,
The Arab entertains his cumcl with
music. songs and t‘niry Ltlt‘s' Ind with the
pluiutii c tones of his voice. .
Music is “liltrt‘t‘litll‘d by thcelcphtiut in
u wonderful \lt‘gt‘t‘t'JHHl perhaps tlii‘ niost
t‘t‘ttinrkublc instance u ~curred at n tllt‘tlttg~
\‘l‘lt‘ in Paris 1:1 1.5631. when it eonu-rt'tvzia
given and (Wu .‘li'tdtdltl‘i were among the
ult‘lllt~l\. The orchestra being plucul
out o! their sight. they could not her-
evive “lit'tii‘c the harmony t‘iillt‘. l‘lic
lit‘st >t‘tl~:-ltillt \\.t\ that of slii’ptisc; tit
one moment they :5 Ned eagerly it‘ tlzc
spwmt‘ rs; the lit \t the) run :it the ir
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1i smacking.
An English militury 0mm: bus mode
some radical Chung“ in the count-notion
of a saddle which ‘are highly spoken of.
The “tree“ is so altered as to allow the
open space to be welded. making a
yielding scnt.‘so that the falling of‘the
rider is uot‘likely to occur any more on
this saddle than on an otlice stool. It is
in the hanging of the stirrup, however.
that the greatest improvement consistS.
Instead of dangling at the end of one
vertical strap the safety saddle stirrup is
suspended by two straps-oue from the
catitlc und one from the pomrncl. The
rigidity of this suspension. compared to
the swinging: motion of the ordinary
stirrup hanging, only needs u trial to
make theriilor exeluini: “Why was this
'aot thought of before!“ ‘
“'ith this double suspension the o n
from of the stirrup is ulwayato the or-
wurd thrust of the horseiuan‘s footw a
serviceable position with tl skittish or
titlgt-ty horse after dark when mounting.
the right foot having ulwnys to kick at the
dangling stirru iron till it is turned so as
to get the foot into it.——I‘Mr.rgu New.
Scott
aunt the Lieutenant.
in one of the men! battles of the
,‘Mcxicnn \iur Lieutenant George ll.
I
llt‘l’ll)‘ was Wounded. and the t‘oinniund~
cr-in‘t‘hict‘. lwing near. rode it i to the
pump surrounding him. and, finding: that
the injury was not dangerous. started
unity with the tinting stilutntion:
“Good titty. .cftt‘lttutl llvrt‘liy‘“
”(loud-day. General S‘i‘utt.“ responded
the party addressed sufficiently lulld for
his retiring superior to henr.
"'l‘lu~ ih-ucral‘s more is not Scott,“
said uncut the group.
“Not“ was the response. “and neither
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: it to he tlisitgt‘i t tilde to tlu
. nhidi- in his hut and tUllti tr
them. if it was inwi‘wctlt pl..;.nl. tluvit
pn~sions were around to an llllttl.,ilvlll-
able fury.
liogsaicatl‘eeii-il by music. hu' i” is -
tlitliiult todctcrniinr Wilt‘lllt‘l‘ agrczably
or othcrwisc. Hun) natu‘ulists lriii-vt»
in, :i tact that
is stioiigl} supported by the fact. that
it it‘ll. tti lilt‘.l l it"l_\. llli‘}~ Ext ttt‘rtilly laki‘
flight \\illt limits s non :h the music
ruuln-s iln-ii‘ i.. l.‘ liitil, “lloggics
that tluui‘c the Hit it. e" Were Int‘llliullt‘tl
its a tin: in lit n .l'olmmu‘it p‘ny of “liar
tholomcw hour.“ and sot-u after it. (one
patty ofdun. in: xlogs :ippeurml at South
\\‘;it‘l\ itiir called the “litlllill httlt‘ Dogs.”
The show bill said: “You sliu'l see one .
of them. naintul Marquis of tiaillcnlniu.
whose dextciity is not tobei‘uuipurcd . he
tltlltt‘t“ Willi .‘itlic. l‘wtit‘i‘th‘. his ttii~tt‘cs<,
and the ri st of Hair company. an the
sound of instruments. ti l of them obscrv- .
int; so well the illtlt‘llt‘t‘ tinit they lllllill’t.‘
everybody.“ .\t
that they have \l.tl‘.i ml l-t-t'ni‘c the queen.
keeping: llt‘lrt‘\ thin to the music
this are said in "it \\ loud!) on hearing'
the sounds of instruments. A noted
sing‘crcf Paris oinc liriil ii cut posscss‘t-d of
Oti-‘h an n‘ii it) to .lchnt a mu i til inn
perfection that slic never sung ii picce in
inblic until she had «u: :4 ii to piss. con.
talent that she would plnusc :tii iiutlit-ncc
if htr rendition \Vtth‘ mtist‘urtory to the
rut. . .
The tiny mouse is (hit
whistle ot the Alpine llt
itli'il l\_\‘ lltt‘
lsinnn. will
on its covert
to lis‘cn to his song. Au \ ~rr confined
in the li:i.\‘!ilc :it l'iiiis lug-bed to lie iii»
lowcd to play on his tlritc. to soften his
t't‘lllitii'ttlt‘ttl by its lllll'xin‘leli’s’. >ltuttl)‘
titttriuiiil. when photo: on his instt‘u»
llll‘lii. he nus iiiiteii thlw‘ i~h2~il to see u
number of mice t‘i‘i~ki:u: out of their
holes and uiaii)‘ spiders «ivsxi titling from
their wet-s .‘lllil co' git-gitiizgiouud him,
while he CuiiLlutIt‘tl the music. When»
t'\t‘l he ceased they ili‘pi‘rii’tl; whenever
he played again they rcuppcarod. lie
soon llzlll a far more numerous audience.
ttlitl‘tltiilttg in iill to :ilnut a hundred
mice and spiders. in the “Bingo/inc of
Natural History“ {18361 it is re :itcd how
the steward of a ship. by I'l:i‘\ltlg some
lively tunes on a flute. hugged twenty
rats in about thin-e hours“.
‘Amoug reptiles. thc lla'itl‘tl shows. lit‘l“
hat»: the most reiiiiirkulilr susccp‘il-ily to .
musical influences. lying: tirst on hie hick.
then on his side mid anon on his stony
ueh. as if desiring to cvposc every part
of his body to the effect of tho annot'uus
fluid which is so doliglttful to him. He
appears to ho vervrcti‘ncti in his turtc.
mitt voices and p aintivc aim being his
favorites. while hoarse singing and noisy
music disgust hint.
Birds arc the true musicians of the an-
iinul kingdom. ’l‘hcy haw a genuine.
talent to learn and appreciate IlllHlt‘ul
notes nn‘d melodies. The mucking bird
is able to iniitutc all the minor sounds
of initurc. In his superb rendering of
the sougof the thrush he will pause to.
mimic the bark 0! a dog. the crow~
int: of a rush or the creaking ofuwhccl~
barrow. A’stritngcr in the south“ would
suppose that a WOlia grove was alive
with sougstors. in which. in. reality. was
but at single mocking bird. The song of
the brown thrush, in the opinion ‘of
Audubon, is unsurpuSS-cd, except by the
mocking bird. ‘It pours out its melody
without any rattan! Whatever to the sci~
entitle propclfioi-Qfi music. and the msult
is pcrftwtiun. . . =
Sonic fishes slug; Ahmed fishy Vocalist
is found in the Anewut Sctimmwhieh ivus
noted for the powers of its vocul origins.
Pliny enibzilnicd it in verse as the king‘of
fishes. und Uvid and (lssiuu have also
sung its praise. in song. Selcucus suited.
with oil good faith, that it was the
only fish that. ever slept. and diliun
buttoned upon it the honor of being
the best beloved » by its fellows.
Wonderful tzilcs'arc told of its power
of intonation. and although it
was in great demand f9r_the. table. the
men were lot): to take It- in consequence
of the walls and moans it gave vent to
when captured. At other t.inies,~wheu
free, its mite rose from the 3m clear at:
bell and ravishing? in the sweetness of lot
melody. _ _
A
light] Bl; Roe.
In Johnstown t‘hO‘ba-SB bull
are ulon the Gen? , 6‘3“”?! ,
great many ball: at; Nb! being
.' ‘3'
into thest , w
eon-me-
an entire do;
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to let-loch] pridd ".
My: “Th
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grounds
hurt
I
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the tlHS‘ it declare: :
fuilltig. lam.
{:.‘l.
in firing mcry time we ellrl.»\0..‘\‘
t-t thchum
'0? them. "
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A lIur-e Known .\\ hut‘u “‘hnt.
it. lssaut the rucwhomoe in the East got to
how .\lo\.e its bird as We within. and tllttih it
uiih the griniest .u iliiy. 'l‘he car'l p rter
it to . ii“ .iii: \ l-c \\ hem it gums. It .s no“
\“llt: niol il a: t n. rt at f t .e mo lemtimlti l... rs
and inetiriuhs it New ling}. ml urv it itiLii‘i
only \luxic \u no Food. I! so. that he probe
11 did not come any t: o N o t. Its sule ’3 Nlttl
to cured at ttltilllu ever put it, on the market
‘m- fl:\‘ of \\\ ll.ti‘.; ilr 1.1- n' (I 3-! nxuiunts is
't‘lllltfl it Act but it lo thc ex'rmt oi the little
linlvlt r p out H.\lt\\‘,t‘." “h'i'h tum uterus to be
torn i t: the it \i tl. n to tin-{unity t-h) shit-ti
t‘hlr.
itrucgisu
THY THPSI
Th n
’ silo? I
“out (31!. wrnvtfit
wnrruutul. fun It 3». Ion
unit Lace. all on ma rm.
otyltrh and durable
those rostlnc ‘3 “r ‘6.
'. l- Dul‘t: .Aa‘
Ctm Sill")? creel:
the 83 \lxoes udu-r-
u-«i by other
it».
11 his in h-~rto been sup me i that the hurle-
c~l tnoiiuiniu ii the \\ .- M “as \lount Ever-tr.
oi o of the "inn .unit inngi . L‘AJltl tct t high.
l but th ti lit-iiv-i is now calmed for .‘ltuhl Hf!"
cities. in .\‘ew iiuiuea, n ltlt ii Hull‘s in the lrt~
. uwnduvs altitude of Jilin: feet or fit *tilnex
. that ot Mount Washington. in New llauux
v. .ire.
“I Feel .‘I \\ O" “
“I want to ihnnk ton tx r telling me of Dr.
l‘icm s ‘Fovnritu l‘rt ru ilpiion.‘ “ \\ Lies (1 l u: i
to l." frien %. “For u long tune I \\.is out
I attend to t c Work of mi linutu‘llu d.
Mont. b :t i felt ll.i'l’i'll‘_‘li1_\'lli\tt‘hllit‘ t leol
lt‘fl‘ddt‘ lRlI'KHViiI“. ritiil llelrttag mi» It fictirl
to s across thew d Wis on te “oil. .iul ill ~
3 con -l.‘=‘tl. I no t.‘l id not Mtttu‘ of Hi" nit-d \‘_l e
ntiei re “swing your loficr. And it Ian \ ured
iue l hint _\' know nu r I. l to l so well “
A “mum it true meusltxt.;g five feet and
It \‘cn in. lies in than c irwns felted rci etztlt
in 'l‘iognt‘uunti. l‘cnn. . ‘ __
All "I'tuted nut.“
l‘on‘t know what «its me lately. t‘un‘t
out we I. can‘t s‘eetl well t‘nn‘t Work. and
don‘ I‘n‘u. doingauy long. A n‘i icnl,)‘ Met.
rindl really out well. he! i. ud o‘ plated
For: on tour the W. I.
. I: book tear-u-
Rn'n‘um
lbr \ h'lflll! Hutu. \\‘. \\'
llr. Mtuor rte flush of!
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Remedy :unl lu- i in wl
'l‘nn American t-2\hiliitu-n in london hattho
longest lla‘l;\i\I‘r built.
l‘ilc- (‘i-rcil for ‘85 (‘I‘Illlu’
Int. \\’.u:io.\‘s i‘i'iirz ron l‘ii I‘n is L‘ltart‘tl-
loud to cun‘ the Worst cuscn? *ilrn. l‘riee 1..
pent: At tli uggzsts. or mailed :‘lu‘ulh taken}
iy t c
\\'At.‘t‘th Ruin-r (‘o.. (‘i.r:vr:i.,\.\‘i\. (t.
‘ltovnr. Gu‘rz‘ mend: anything! Broken t‘hi.
no. tilaaq. \Vu-d. Free \‘iuin at llrugs & (Er-o
nd a cure sure. Ptso‘s
Elle.
mam
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ltcl cf is iuiniuliitrc.
Rented) for t‘nirirrh.
One F‘act
1: worth . to umu or run He. aid on Amer‘ n1
, ltuteunun. it ta u not. uranium by the mummy
of thouu-uzri of people. ltnt l! of. Wii‘uu’ill‘
doc-neuro e \ihln o ~tt rue-tun, and other di-Moc . or
other! run in; tr in I pun u toot tow omit
it n o' tho at «I. It u~oonmruu iut tired M
lllz. create-u good opp the.“ gin- uncouth to
every purl or the roman. "you ucet gcoo‘ moo:
purifier. to to. or a. other. try 3001”. Will.
It will do you Hard. 1
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Sur awn u u on exec lcut toutc after 5 pr ntnctod
Attack or brunch u.‘ nueuuio our-“ .v. I-‘. it. About.
ltcw Eur ford Conn.
Hood's Sarnparllla
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c. l‘. kam A call. Apothwcurirl. Igmtl. m
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l, have I \ltr" to my it. It public: the 0 run ‘
i blood. tones up the system and} fortlt‘lN it “ ‘ u. "‘T I" THE
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DR. HAIR’S
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The out; Autbmzi Cure .nd
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can. Heartburn Nuns: of tuna,
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r :‘l! rm- u’u-w named at. .r ten
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Seed a letter Siam.- t.- "It. R,‘llW.‘Y .
.Vo. 3-: “'urreu street. New York. for
main-ii
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REIJRS “I" LIII'ATIOXS. ALIA!-
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LITTLE St‘GAR—(‘UATKD PILLS.
lit-lug entirely vegetable. they op-
1-i:.i- \. tiioiit dlfltn mum- to the §\<lt‘lu.dl&
«r t‘\‘ “patron. his: virus. firm“.
“it” yfiligi alu- ruttu 1 r an“;
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Put up in
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must
SM HEIBAEHE.
Blllouu lleuduchc.
Blulucoo, Con-“pa.
Ion. Ind! out Ion.
Blue-o Anne o. and all
net: utd bout. are prompt~
is relieved glut turmgpefiiy
cured b 0 use ' l'. .
Pierre o Plea-ant Purgutlve Penal.
In [explanation ul an: raped wypureér of R
Pe lets over- m grit-a u ‘il’lt ‘o m
mu- truthfully he aid that their notion upon
the [totem is unit-(ml. not u cloud or usu-
eccapmg their “native Influence. Sold by
amnion. 2.5 cents I rut. “811!)me at th-
(‘hemicui Lutxmuory at Wonux‘s strmr
lumen. Astucunox. Bunnie. E, 3
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SYMPTOM. OF Ol'l'm —%¥
had
a
headache. clan-notion a! uni
discharge- falling from the
rum.
comm
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hem-y
into the throat. commune. pmfun.
um! ucrid. at othm thick. tenncto
purulent. bloody and putrid. the a
weak. watery. and inflamed: there is ring-tn.
in the can. datum booking or coughing to
eleur the throat. cum-{oration of 089115“.
mutter. together wit: amt-a from ulcer.
voice is on has u
breath how err-ire
tut: it h‘ . hack and
men t ‘ 8
“0(3); a few (13" the "I.
crut denim].
”turnouts are likely to he purse-I in any“.
can. Thom u! cue. commits. sum
manifesting of the above uytn l.-
sutt in our. ad tn
No II I) commit: Ilium
dangerous. or le- uudc and by pk:
DB: it: rgild.
l'. L
in”? cure. the m:
ounce! (sitar-rm 3‘“: in tho hm,
Cory-u, und 0. rrhul Ileana...
Sold by everywhere; 3) can“.
“rut.“ “on: no. m
Prof. W. 31mm the tumou- M
of "bag 3'. 1' writes: “Some tru scam
I Intre- unm'ld agony from chronic
cutout. My hunt: nhyduuu aw an up a ’
incurable. uud and 1 must dlt‘. ll .
met: u had one. that every any town-us urn-
sekuyvoioewoutd hoop memhmmlm‘fl
hurl: spark ubot-e uxhuper. In are mom
3y mughiulund Watt: misfits.
non ml. .0. mo .83.:
um Remedy. in three months. l mu
nun. and the cure bu per-smut."
“Count-u: Hawk!" and Spud-.3
Tnu‘tf 1.; Resume. gin. Isa: 15::
. Lou union: “ III-um
from mmrrh or three year-I. At time. [could
y W. and was mum
und with . and for the lat
could not throng: the
thoulxht aothin. could he no form
“.7. was udi‘isrd to try Dr. 8on1
Remedy. and I um m o well mu. I better.
it. to be the only cure remedy for int-uh now
k
if
it
til
c i
H ~ A t. In Sail mutuhctured. find one has only to [he i a
( " wulfiriou mint tutu-tut to uperienco wounding mun-uni
05"“ 53W“ ‘ u moment arm.“
(‘0..2- . eySt..N.Y.
W. our “to. Bottle- cIIo (burr-h. .
cu- ( “.0! In Rout. [hum P. 0.. W, an
M“ "" I‘m. says: “it? dcu L‘u‘l' bad cam-rt: uh:-
-M"_anw-fl.u. ' Ihc was an n badly. I out no.
on u u Sue urinate ran-bed. und .1:
“nigh I. unmnj.‘ ‘0‘ cured. Piranha forulier. and tom: " t.“
“3 ~-'—‘~~- ” m tieipeataorguumuboma um
nan She h dchtee you: on
t cure. now u u
autumn vmurr ‘
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