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.‘Ul‘TH N()li\\.»\l.li. \l'GI‘ST i'.‘
W‘lsi-ti no: 1: until RS.
( are of knives and Forks
To kI‘t‘fI kniIes and lurks lll gIII‘dO’IIh
\vim‘ llu‘tl‘. ;..» \1-11 m pIINiIIle
:4 lisizl as ll:- 1. 11".: r they are
. : s on th.: I: ll c hirde" they
“Ill III- to IlWIIt \lfit‘ ileaii‘tl}I '11::
tIII-Iui:.tu:1u~s.lof hot “at i r and “ll l'
- xlr‘: ~\\i‘.l. :1 sI'lt tinIiIl PM It is a
gofil p .1. to rub tIII stIIl p..:IIts \\ ti: :1
XII-moi .1 ”ml in MI. lettti'g it rIIIIa It
24‘ r1111. or >o a: id then wipe Ilr\
Anothrr llIt Iiod is «Eu l th. IIIadIs
und pl‘II- 'IIs Mi h .122. k the 1:11. :_\ pow
(ii-r. \\ pig 1:: :11. l. :Ir .1' iII..:.:I..i
llahtii'l tlIIlll. Tlll‘
vv. .ppin: »' Pr 1.1 :1: :I
”Stun s ”1' :r tu-il li in part. NI'H'Y lz'
th. l...' :Is or iIury ksin's §-~
‘.II in ..liIl". ;
‘V'
Ni
oi l..»1iI.:
SPM'NI ( .ikI-s In ”no
llI‘llr’ht pm “is? It's to
a L ..‘v t'i lIIfwze a
1.: . 2-...» l t ' »I s.-\.':..l :v
II . . TV. 11 . IkI ‘l‘II' .itl\lllll‘.l,’:\'
I .. . 1. ; ~.Ii III I error: three \'I
t. - .\ ..1- 1 .. t. .1. lw baked
1:: ' '. .l .. .. .l \I:.I: slacking
l..s s- g I .s I:..-I - litomuv.‘
It ”I . ~ s \\ “1J1. k:..’t.-. melt at
li".v . :1 .1 II: If. .ka'ltlr.
.I- III * . I. wish "£th
It .I ‘ .i« .'.- ' s » l ”Us Tu.»
”.2. t: ‘I, s.. I. .. :- "\\lllll‘ll
i Mi ‘Ii‘rl'IL‘rh' i .. I I::I.II, nt‘u
... .s .t: «us ..:»...I 3:;zl an: [no
i.‘ ..'.s .' L :I I II . Ia': III" inaIie
: Iv. . t". : l. ‘I is i'. l:; ‘ I-s :iiId
Iii. I.
lII'AKli‘li
th. tiaIIld.
I '.I rlll‘ ii: the'
by lH.llt‘ll tori
~'i::_1: ii;
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l
r .l‘ \l
. ;\'lv‘
l\.1i\\‘lllll:illl( k
t-'
HIM-ix l‘. I! ' if I? ..I 1.. e l'.) milk
..I\. 2.. st .11; I.i.. . I. .s,» I-I:11.11'e1iso'>
" :I‘.:III:11LI::~. : ; pun .. vi .:. 4H,.- s; pm.
131- lie I' ., Ii “ .1, '.‘..I Ill i'.~-;ll :illil
llIii “Ill, l i! \\:‘i| . ‘I::t:i .hll‘l \‘l, .l‘.
s‘ .\\.1Il'vv1\..~v» \I.:I ’l'.~\i§.'i.»i'»
. l-I'I. .2.I. s I3. .i s'. '\. i; will: IinIllIII'
I1.v:I :1. .~ :.'.z:-. \ 2. l .\\ll.‘ll\ :‘III:
‘ . ,. -.: ......'v.I.-..:...i1.5...-
:l1lll .. '\ ' .: 11' -..._ T‘lv .i-lililti ii ‘l :l
lath: ~..I- ' 711‘“ .' ‘Il lv.-I'.Ii‘1'l.1kilr.f
illII'li {in ' I 'r \lI
Ist; I \.. I.I I‘II I: (‘xkzxfltliu'
v.1: .Il’ .I..“I' l\ .. ..IsiIl~ s‘. l' lirII‘
I'IliIs III tl ..: ‘nl in. I gs; Ii'1r . 11p of
,s'.\1.t I..!. 'a .I - Iols liking;
p«-\\IlI1_ ;,‘. '.;.: ll»I_;I‘Il.I".
1.. It .\' . .- I7 I;' 's 1 211:»l :iIlIl
list.' I‘ l \\ ‘li \.; . .1 . minim.
~ (Mums liiiuo i\‘li..i.~—t'ut, :I
.vI: i to v.:::.t~ ".s fut li'iIziss‘I'e;
% (his 'r\
i _ . -I 1.) «it in :1
a 7 '~ t‘l‘ luI'I'll
". ..: luiiter
llm \\‘;ll‘li‘
II. or less
. :I:..i
.
, . ...
." .1.l th.:
5.. .. t.'.» 1:..Iistv :1 with
\I! III_: .1 k C. .Liz'iIItIly ‘I'f
lll.IlI ii Ii»'.:Ivl ..I. 1- " l“i.i the ohms
\Vlllrllitiii\?.1 like II.i :i Ilisll:
s»r\1u.il‘. In‘tu I.
511 \\l ti (‘1.i‘uicx i:s ’I‘Iircc Iai'gII
. :I 1.1:.le is . il' 3. ‘l' 'i.\\i. th.- sin- of the
w . . . .
.l:~l::l.1-_\ :.II- lllltll'l‘ l 1.. Iv. svtvud in:
.. It ll: ... ls .‘IIi 1.:1‘. lln :11 into boil
uni; :. I ll: I and let them
.siinfmrsfyz {lie i::i11:.‘..I--. l.|t‘l\ plziI t‘ then:
it: .iw‘li. :I . 12.1-va .:I \\ itl;h..lf iIilit of good
II-mnz g: 1:} :ud Imil Her :1
lIii~k tiI‘I ”2.1: Ila I:;.11!:.li:‘i‘.s:i'\‘ IIIiiIlirI
M I..Itl . . I. lull 1 19:13..ii:II.p.-1‘siig:.t‘:
;. I .11. i. It ..:-:1 tin III. pour
it on: tlo
l.tixI
ill'; ..:.lv'r silt;
ii? llii ltl
si. 1::ti:.'s.:::ee,
I llI IIIIIIII'IIs and serve.
O
('IIIi-I'oriiia‘s (.‘ohl, I'i'oduet.
(Elliott: .I his in tIlI'
s".. h Lipid strides:
. Tomes o
hood has made a
AGllTCULTURAL.
_ INTEREST RELATIVE
“)1 AND GARDEN.
To 1".
The Churn.
\\ hatever churn is s.icI‘.ted ucv er svt
it in the sun to drv.b.1! dry indoors in
clear pure II:.r 'lln- swing eliill‘tl.,:tn
0b..-ng. NICIHngulnr inn; III. which ‘tlltI
IrIvzuu'swrashcs i 'k and forth from end
to e1:.d pIoduIcs the. same result< :Ind'
so “ill a ii. at or II. Ish ch'1r11,1i skilfullv
IwIIrked providId the ennui: is properly”
tempered in each case
“he of the most imiortant points to
observc in se lee ting a ( burn is to wet one
that is large e1- IIIIIIIII Nazall Iliiiins‘. or
chains tliIt are too in arty till ..1 with
cream \\ht n in l“? (‘lil‘l5 "IUC ll lmfll‘nl‘
in thousands of Iiair\vroI11:s .\o ( hurii
should cur be more than hzilf full of
cm I: to give the best satisfaction.
t'hurns \Iizliotzt floats or
Work if too full. ..nd others Izuinot “13th
the best butt I"1 or the II ost possible from?
the .1.:111 if it» v are 1111:. h more than5
hai t lull «v \(.." l'.'. 11.”..1' I'ln'uu’r.
Buv Stalls for Horses.
The stable for the horse should he of
KII.-.i sire. The narrow dimensions of
many of the stalls are a p...siti\e' I'riiell}
to hm“: s. They are built too narrow to
enabh the ho: s.- tIII‘\t\'t‘.Il his limbs “'1'. 'u'
lUIHt‘lilt‘llt. III- is com; I'll.»d; when it a
rcI'uiniwm position to don lIle his limbs
up 11115.1' him and his i.' vIs ar. lzi :skept:
mumped. \\ l1. :2 ll.
at rest.
Cli-Ivse its Its\}‘[l.*ll :1:'..l Ikatige it at
pleasure. I I11.t.~1t Is .ssIIritial t..- hedth.
and ll is I-\ .lI-::t thit th. :IIIiI ‘
Fill) lllli
be e-Iiufoztable \\‘..I':: .lmc‘y led in a
narrow stall. “1- s <I;.§v....l be kept
clean. 11nd tin- 3;.1 I: d ..I .sp inklId “llll'
IIIiiiI' go ~.l ..l-sI :lII at; ;.i g} pI-Miii. l1"
absorb th. foa. II I ~rs...1i.I:I::..lli :ll'l\ll
AlI‘IIll‘t tits :1 V not i-.1o~:.ll\ use l ti'. .-.'.
.--.....-i. ..: will ..: an... I. .1” 1;.»1..T_.
puII- air for Iii. .I::::..i t-I iIiI.:’i:I-. .1'
six} il‘ th.: is s;l.Ii'.-~l 1:" .If LII .‘Ii
crux: (ill; t 1.. II. lop: I...l \. I. .II‘.
l'lhl t . ?.;.I'.; th.: 14.. iI:.pI..:.:I..s o: :1.
It‘. l':.i‘\ tiwl in ml tzih‘.
Ive k [It as
.;;:I lllt ss
lllIsI.
Itllll‘
um :ll llii'
.iiIII‘I till to the
.\.i lI-rwi
Inmsll‘li‘.
:ust :is
health of the hoise. as
as
. . . .
. st it: e is
:.»«
, L hat 1. to ss :IlI . m; 1}” hm“... i. i’ll] ..II. ‘. H
[II lliI‘ lit .illi U. llzi‘
futill). .l .-r & Ila
Sillllllllyfi‘l":lll1\\\illg.
The llri‘ltl‘p‘v/ul. s2. :IIII'r
no“ so prs- \' .I. . nt :11 1'11: .\ .\o1tl:\\.»st.-rn
sect: is . l .inod ll\ lt IIII to :1. tII:. ilx
Iiirmuh .» Isms... 1?:. :.~.. 1 11.3. 2.;
Hill] l..t 'II It Ills :lli‘
:..\\i:i.lulll.1til> \H ll: .ilui “\lI lint
llcsa- .. I‘in' .Ioi s Il'.1._ :iskstlo' 3! - «v
|.v’ I .‘l - . “.‘zitlur l.) the fat El1.I.'.'.I:i»
"will st ’ l.1l‘ [Itilull -Il llo
g oi: :Id ti :s p.:i..'diu :1 llll‘x‘llillllilll
I..:1....~'...;.4.
.Zix‘
3-.s..i ll“ sold-”,1“
ll‘." s0
bond. lint: s:.it...vi.' tor the grain soon on
it to 11.. .- . ( ltll‘lt‘li‘l) alIs IilI 1I1.~.~‘..1II.'nts
rI'_;'.1'1..it.I:tl:-11I L «.Iiiili, and. there-
fore. \\l:ii.» producing largci'I'Iops‘ the:
Io.»iII-1I e\l:II ushd \‘iiiniuer f::llu\\ii‘.-_:
with.» It n. max. II id I \I»nt:1:1ll\l-I.o:1...
b: Ikcn ....l to: ihet t‘IaInIIr to lean upon
A ;.I..d. ions 1.Il: Ition is tIi pi. l.t'alm' ..
Swine 3.112114“ ill.:I‘IliiIts Ii. in ! lat tl1.\
hm: tliI-iuuuliii tiiul si; 11111:. r f:I...-\\ I34»
[II fill 'Il IIl “inls. :illii llilil
:is’ :i liiI' Ili
to :i. . IIIanEsh tint; p'ii'pow it is :\ Ilil’
ntlIinu. '1' pin: has its ltix‘t'i's . but at
best it lllnl E...\.It31e i::Ipo:..i . t oh I'.'
ti.-1;'.ii' i .4'. :.st it t..:11 III \.:11 s
or [I is ‘.‘.111\II ‘lltl‘l\ 0st \\lIiII (lit:- i’llI lI~l
on {1.1‘ ini-s.1u.-nt th. 1..\.s a lid thin .33.:
riIIh: on \\::I‘. out ‘I l.t up. Stil it his
in 1 Ii :1 I r:1.:i.e i1: o‘d :I Iii. u..':i II coin:
tIiIIsI forli: illIlrI\l$ of \I 11s
and has done
gov 'il \‘i t‘\ it 1'.
Select (’I'I-ps for Profit.
It is a first I'm: p‘.::1.oII..i.le:ilo;id
whit? kiml I-t‘ . in] s il-I 1 “id iiis‘I' tliI~
tio\tiv.1\\liit \ :111.I1:.- - \oi: will s. Hat,
and the ia'lls .III the l.tiill that well
Null”) oil. In sure.
in dwidl ,4 “hit ti: plant SIIlI'It tl
vai'lI':y and ..s.- your lwst unlgnn'nt to
Fl‘A'I‘l Il‘IIlII il. .t are iIs! s11 t..i to tour
soil Mal-)1 111‘ sI'I ‘io.1. ‘Il..1:.t-III. it. is :I
3;Ii1' plul'. l.I i'iulil i‘l‘IIih Ilixil )IIEI vki‘m“
lust I...“ to phat, .'I..it.\";.tc. haunt.
It Il lli.'.l' rm!
t ls Ii:1'.ll_\.'isit.'pl:m
to .l llll ala114'e
l.tI‘II'iI \I3 I
_ u u not kiln“
h \\ to manage to so. lll‘i' iIiI'Iu'sl results.
lII-uausO some on.- iu your 111' i Ilib..i-
I-ucI I. ss .It on.- \a- i. tv
of crops be 'ausc his .so.l “as adapted
\t'll t'.I ll it .
for it and he 11nd r tood ho“ to in: mace
the s ii and th.» to .sI-I'. III‘ the
best 1..sults is li:'ildi\ a sixth. ltlll l<.l<I‘ll
“In it \IIll at! IniptI'd th.~ .sizm' I'iop_ \ Iu
u'ou' Ii I. u. t with the same 11s.: t It ~\oI:
“ant to 111 Ike .1 I Ii: IIIII'c do so 141; IIlii. 'Ill\
l'I inI'iiiIiI-nt to .squ. I \t.~ tit. and .sII \‘ “ll It
crops sin-..III best on \our soil. 1!
It is .s It: I. thin. Yuli l:.1\ e not bun in the
habit III 1: Iisi.1g Ioniiiu iIe e with a sin: Ill
(XIIII s I ;is‘
for tl..»l st 1. o years in :gri. ulture, viii. am. Ige at first until \ou leain the most
(‘lllldl‘t‘ :1le i.i..xl:~-liII1IIs.:iis. that gold ptIIlilzilIlI' \\a\ of :Iisin-I the crops ou’
“mm... L... i...»:., in :1 gI.~..t.~\1I-Iit, lost your s‘ Iil. lll\‘\\“"'l‘lHll(‘\i\llll\t‘l\ 11111.11
siI'Il .i ..t and tlm idI-zi I...s become .piitc 6(fining 311:: about tIoin one thing to an-
prI' \aII iit ti. II this had «eased to InI :3 Mint Ilie 1:: st .suI. I'ss' is n u-iy 31“ "I
gold producing State, t‘\\ . pt in a few-do.
I iitia smid in liiIIi‘I-d Iiiiamities‘. It was,
oi}. vurse. \\I'll kiIo'Aii that the entire
gold product of I'alifoi'niriltud been enorv
innos. th.» figures bring something over
TI‘U'IIII.“ I”. but tlI.~:I' was a belief that
gold mining in l'xiiit‘IIa'aia was “played
out. ‘
But some I'H‘IIlil statistics show that
those \\ ho mourned the decadence of the
gold mining interests of l‘alifnriiiti, and
sighed for the good old times of ‘49 or
th.»:nabouts. based their calculations on
erroneous or i1.sutl‘:.»i.vnt data. (‘leifIm
.I Ilia still leads all the States in the yield
of gold, being erIdEtId last \czir with
with” . m. ..s ‘aII:Iir.-t $4 4 "Iii mm for
(morph. 1H t I. mm for Montana. and
various less. r amounts for other States
and territories. Th.- total production of
I gold in the l'nitcd States last year wits
$.lvt.‘~rlii,U I”. .If_ “hi. l1 California fur-
Iiislinl considerably more than half.—
8.1:: [I‘rum'i‘sw L 7. rm. [c '3'.
-. .- .—
stcrplllars and (‘ivilizaiion._
After a recent shower Several men
finned with course 1: II'IIIIIIiIIg brushes on
loneI handles vvtnt through (‘ it)‘ "all
I I’ark serubliinu down the trunks of all
T the trees. It took (onsidcmble observa-
l ‘ uni. to find that they were brushing 03' .
a tiup of cat. rpil‘ arv that iherain seemed
‘ to have brouIIlit into being and that ,
' err I'ruwlinII up to“ 11rd happy hunting
.18 iii the "rec 11 leaves as rapidly as
- iight ' "
'ate rrillnrs are funny things “ said a
gentltuiim “hu watched the operation,
"but the strangest thing about them is
the fact, whirl: most pvople don t know,
that they Ire an adjunct of civilization.
Ting“ are uewr found except where
. mum. d men have made a settlemem.
I Dare gone r a hundred miles through
riinitive w ds and never seen one: but
at a man set his house and try to
raise dirt: ry in his front yard and the
me‘sly thlfigl spring up in sworn“. —Nm .
Jerk Sun.
One of th.—ll '
forms furnish
redwood do.» 01 Can.
amigo feet at lumber .
for Pullout our iatoriorl.
..-
lttained by raising \ei) nearh the satire
crops curv \e: Ir planning;r oul a regular .
IVstI in of rotation .11: I followi me it up.
lni'rasiu" or decreasinu‘ the acreage of
tth dillI'rIInt kinds as IIirIuInstauIIes
. wouidbe Ist indicate to bethe. most proiita-
ble
If _v on think vou can in the more money
and at the same time keep up the fai'iii
as it should be. make the chimIIc gradii»
Illv, so before it is too late vou can
know to a certainty whether the chance
ls advisable or not.
Soniccrops in order to secure the
must profit. require a special kind of;
mil. and ditfcxeut cultixaiiou than others.
him- '11 of this can only be learned bv ex-
Eelit‘l‘ut' So that it will prove much
citer in the end to trv new crops on a
small scale first. —( 'Aiiugo 11c Iald
Points in Grape Growing.
In a report of the transactions of the
Massachusetts Horticultural Society ap~
pears the folk" ‘rinw statement by Mr.
George B. Andrews, of Fitchburg, re-
garding his vineyard which contains
, Is. 800 \iries. from one to fourteen vezirs‘
planting: (If these \ines , 2,000 are (‘om
Cords, '2 000 of .which are in beariuIr
producing last season ten and one- half
tons of fine grit . The vineyard is on
‘ the southeast stde of a bill, and is several
hundred feet above any styandiug water,
which latter Mr. Andrews considers of
teat importance. 'lhe soil is a wood
oamawitfilmt is known as a hard puu
bottom The vines have been set at
different distances apart, and have been
trimmed in different ways, as Mr. An-
drews does not think success in grape]
grow mg depends on any one mode of
. trimming, but rather on the location and
soil.
In regard to the mounting of vines, the
. Idvk'e' )8 given to study the vines and
trythc effect of diflerent- manures. Mr.
Andrews‘s experience the post year has
convinced him that. he can grow the
st bunches on cow manure. but that
rum-late of potash and ground bone will
produce the most. sugar, and butane the
ripening from three to five days. He he:
pub; using {our parts of bone to oneilowriouble extent)
dash \llll not.
t_\ should b. eomp‘a et. \ ;
lio‘. st I is pI 1111 t 1h. ariiiii Il to
' v glass \\ ill hold the e luv. r up,
; tinic.
' food. cs Iccially onion tops,
‘ ~I m T
, . c.
of potash, but gradually worked in more
task.
\lost of the vines are set eight by six
feet. and they run on a trellis 3made by
placing chestnut posts once in twelve feet .
and stretchin" four lengthsVo.15 gals
vauized w.irc The first wire is tweiitv
inches from the "round: thcu theie is a
distance of fourteen inches. then thirteen
inches then fourteen inches. The wire
can lze fast. Iicd to the p.. .515 by staples, or
in an eiIIht- penny “i'ouu‘ht iron nail. or
two six penny Iriils driven into the p- Ists
so to . i'oss e II it othe I' near the :r heads.
Braces can b.- put in to suppoit the en: 1
posts The vines alternate runningtirst _
on the lower and then on the thirfl wire .
«the y ouug shoots of each alternate vine
. to ho tied up to the second and fourth
\vii'I-s rcspeetiVely and the first two
strong shoots at the base of the vine t0 :
b.- grown six feet in length and then 3
ripened for Wood to fruit the next ye: Ir.
The mung shoots are pinched the II .
th. \ :Ittain ihc II' nI-th wanted. from 5i“ I It .
to e igti! leans .ind \\ hen the Shoot .
streiigtlicnseiiough it is tied. as has been
t~ol I to the \\ ire above. Then as the
laterals st. irt tlie\ are l\'( pt pine lied in to -
one leaf. this solids the sap into the first
it :Ius that started and inc: cases their
size; and this is 1v but is wanted as it is
the first large leave s th: at the grower
mainly relies on to ripen the crop.
.. ..u... .._._....
.i.‘
Farm and Garden Notes.
Manure is the farmers‘ savings bank.
Beware of live on fowls‘ at this season. '
-t {Itnip is regarded as a valuable plant
l0:~l .Iee s
.\I.Iid feeding too much corn to grow—
ill“ I.' .Is.
5‘11: tII-.~ eindIvrs out before using coal
ashes for the. lii.'kI iis‘ dust box.
‘ Pretty country homes are becomi g
‘ more common than they used to be.
'l'liI re ii- a growing dI'tI'ruIitiaii :11 on
‘lllt‘ pait \.l‘ f irIIn'IsJiot to wash the Wool
..:I sin e p.
that the high ‘.i
the buds of fruit trees
Farmers complain
sparrow litSlrt‘}S
..::Il bii~liI'.s.
TI 1- .se who feed lI1‘:-.I.I to hots-Is
lll'I’ new! in quvll‘ \Il‘ 'il, 1i-
lkl Ulllllll.
I'oiouvl P. I). (‘urtis that
"11.. re '. Iune III-ssv ‘ and IIss ‘git around
llII'rI.‘ will itll the pail.
llli‘ hoisv~ Luit “or .s in the IoIII‘I .lIo!
.l:I_\ s'\\:in:s :1 dry shouldI r and it clean
icollar, says Stcpla :1 Powers.
l The willow . In: a.1d poplar tigutI. .4
1|‘lll‘ll_‘ll|t’lllfl\l lioulmsntilc {'1 tin. ' IIIr
tiling up drains w ith th.-1r rootS. \
\‘I.i out the canes of rasplI tries that
lia'm borne fruit this year and stake up
th.- .';Ii:.-s for hearing iicvt season.
l.t‘gI-ly
.‘I'l‘Iliitg (0 I”.
sngm-qs
Sawdust and lime make a \‘I'Iy tough.
t‘rui enduring [Caste r “iii. he ~aii be use Id
tn liillIll .olI. int. 'e in patching .\\.Ill.s
th: Is t to.
th. t‘uuivr who leavIs cxpeiisiw im—
pl. 111. tits e \p.I.s.» ».l to t... we atlII r is Usual.
II one \IlI Io tiuds that "tliI re into in Iiiey
in tarzni 1:13.: “
An eIpr'cssion of opinions at a recent
in. Min;I of farm: rs d e \‘e lop. d the fi. t
th.:t most of th.-111 inc incd to cut Ii.'I_\
when in full bloom. .
0:: rich land it :il\\‘:i_\s'p:1\s to sow
elmer \\ itii or. h;.: I guns. as the) ripe 11
about the same tiiii~I and the o1. hard
This is an
old :ulI‘.
.»\ crop of fodder corn is not
useful resource in tin: ' of Ili'outh. lIut.1Ls
the .I'l.r.-"g,~:.»i..I-'. s “c\— _
tI'lit‘lll f. r ridding the "II-rind of many
t1'.».ilxl.~so.: c kitids of “unis."
‘1:.- part corn meal,
two parts of ground oats one part
ground iii.~::t. one pot of mid. lliiigs a
little bone iiiI.Il ..sind l.t .s. :llIlIIl . land it'd
only a
-llll. :‘iI‘Itfi 'L““t‘>‘\“
two parts bran,
-.:::‘:\ in the morning is i"'Ip.IvtId .1 good
Ig‘ : pro In. in: Iood
MI. 5. .\I. l‘::‘;ni.':'s:i_\‘.s. “Wlicuoiie of
your tour: lIoi's. s is more tender in the
Ill-Illlll. and especially if a little the
slow. I" III Ike his lines two or thiee ine lies
long. r than the- faster Igi'se and th. y
\Ii.l ii..\I~l 1111. I1 ruin-1'. "
‘I II have a good turnip p'itI'h the '
l‘W‘iIHl‘llllUII of the land should begin
I» My. XII er. p gi‘IH‘ll requires more
thorough thing oi the soil or h."-III\iIr
.'.:i:. uriug.‘ I ll! Iuinip {IIds voraI' iouslv
and s.l.l.1n is cnou- 4h manure used.
I: is I'Iaiincd that eoi‘n. clover and
‘. IIlllrl' crops are 11.le generally allowed to
pass the succulent .st:iI4II and coiiic'nearly
tolinaturity befoie putting them in the
si‘o The :iIlvantagcs‘ are that th.-y coir
rain more -11uiriIu.-nt and the smaller pI-r
(‘I'lll. of water allows the heatingI to
reach 3 higher point.
I Dwarf peas seldom atl'oi'd more than
..::.I Iiekiiig. though they come early. _
The lull \aii. tiIMsiI quire more labor (and i
sii. ki: on but tlII' ') :Itf Ird :seII' rd crops
and do not l‘l p. 11 till the pods at the same
\‘ei'd for a late supply may be 5
planted even as late as now, but the?
crop will not be heavy.
\‘ouug turkeys do not thrive
tiiienient.
in con—
\\'aiid.»ring about seems ucces~
sai'y for their development. Damp is
hint to them. Thev should be kept.
fastened up till the early dew is oitf; and
th. 11 allowed to roam. t‘hoppcd green
mixed with
1 aka them
soaked \vi
thrive.
111; applying any liquid mixture to dc— .‘
stroy iiiseG'?’ like the kerosene. and soap
nii\ture for plant lice or lluliach and'
water for the cabbage caterpillar Pro“ l
A. .l. (‘ook urges that the. liquid be:
thrown on with much for. (I so that it:
avill s. utter everywhere. It is not the‘
I
read, etc.,
amount of poison. but the thorough dis-
tribution that should euIIaIre attention.
I rocure new crop turnip seed and have
the ground fine. 'lhc rows may be wide i
apart, so as to allow of working with the :
cultivator. The ground should be as l
itine as an ash heap Drop the scedinl
I small clusters about siv inches apart in'}
lthe rows as the insects will often de-1
stray young turui Is. If tm thzck when 1
up they can be thinned out. Too much i
fine, well rotted manure cannot be used I
on turnips Do not put turnips on ground 1
l
l
occupied by com the previous year.
A Fowl Without Feathers
A lettcr'to the New York World from
Plaiufield EN. J., says: "I wonder if any
reader of the ll orld possesses a chicken
like the one I wish to mention. If so
perhaps he can give me a hint in regard :
Ito a good feather invigorator. One of‘
the chickens, about eight weeks old, is;
almost entirely dei old of feathers rims i
I. never had auv. It was covered with
down when hatched the same as the‘i
i other chicks, but has lost the down witb~ :
iout. getting any feathers, exce to very
lfew n the upper t. of t e neck,1
Iendso the wings an just. above thel
feet. It presents: most Jsingular-up carsl
once—looks like a chicken dress for;
market. Its food has been identical‘
with that of the other chicks-sour 130
in ell. It is lively, healthy and growing
fast; but life is a burden to it on ac-
count of constant pecking received by|
theothenouits un pmtectedskin. We'
hove 1nd to shut it it together with
two others deficient huge, but not:
. ..ci. a- .,
‘~..-«5-‘.
' bod \‘
; nppro: Icliirw certain sliul‘m
. frequently become abruptly deep or sll‘ll‘
‘ rate to run full upon a subnicrIII d .
. bar.
~T1111 U ‘DERTOW.
A PHEXODIENOX
CL‘I‘IAR TO GO
THAT IS PE.
IAN \“AYES.
A Powerful Undercurrent That Fre-
— qucnt 1y Oven-comes the Slmngs
est Swimmer—Curious Illus-
. . (rations of Its Force.
Ever rv wave that rolls up from the sea
; and breaks on the "Ir-ml) slopin-r be II II
. has in it the elements of an undertow.
As soon as the WM has expended its
force the waters beIIIin to rec u.»de For a
moment it would seem as if the. sand was"
running away from bcneath your feet.
and no sound foothold I ould llt‘. ulit IiriI-d.
Every buther has e\p.r1eiieed this sun's“-
: tiondand the timid ones an‘ liabl} :Irasp
the .satctv- -ropcs \\ 1th a littleI gasp ot ter
?ror. If seized suddenly by a strong
lundei'tow they Would have about.
the same feeling, only in ti lat
ter ease the. sand would all
wash away under their feet. or. more
accurately, their feet would be carried
away from the sand. 'llie sudden Ini~
balancing of the body “Mild be izital to
the lIzitII.-r, lllll“:$ a strong rope was in
reaching distance; for it III-I s not re Ire
averv .stI'ouII current to carry: t 'itiIIIr
o it to .se:.\ The uiifoi'qulite
freque :.-y of undertows nea: our b 211' hes
makes it dangerous for bathers to enter
the water uiiiess they are \'.cll :lt‘Illl .iiited
with the tides and mounts in the
iiIIIglilIoriiI-ml. The under tows 11w not
so 111.1I'\'-,-llousl_v strung .' is frequently
quoted. but that they \\..‘: oft-II .I.I.:'»y
lizttlit'rs IIIl tli:'ii‘fee1:in.l pIi’l llll‘d‘. ”mic
a distant .s- :II.\..1'Il is .pi te I»\'3.lI':Ii.
“he. I o:1c\‘IuluI'.'s into salt water
his waist h.-1s \en lig lit :1 his fe.
:11:IiIlI-rIuriI'ntsul lenit s: '
iii: In
t. and
\vaslzizig tliII .s:I.nIl along I.\ .1. i it is liable
to upset him in an urII'I-IeIIu-iiiotzs Inau—
llt‘l‘ Entangled iii the tr».a herons
IuriI: t he would lie .ari'm i linuduIdsI-f
~ \ar ls fivni the shore b. fore la: . .ItilIl iI»~
cover liiuisv'lf. men (ll-Iii}; .l..- lu‘ a 3.1.: Id
swim: :I.‘
.\\1l1"lllt-ll".'lil\\‘sllu\\‘III! to ~.'II they
gradually IIIaiI- tin» .suifa. e .IE' ‘
all I ivi ii: Ernie 111': p 't‘ it.lII lite:
lo tu'I' tlI~ it‘ toi‘I‘e :is they do '~ I. \.. l.t“
llllll‘ lln'lt‘ sti‘I'llII‘lh is Ilir'ljfllwl alto.-
"l‘llll r “hen rII...l1i:I I .‘ I :I.l
I on Iiiig in .' out: 1.1 “I :l. 11'. 2.111s count. :'
uudII Irzow s or I 1111. tits. II'll :I1.I1I.I 1-11.11
th. v tlow into sonic pc MI: I . ‘ll .11 1‘. at
\\hi.l11r1.Ilslo “III-l. :- Jinn I-naidlli
Iii the Utl‘illl: l.\ :111 Uli‘t‘ '\ llldl :ii‘t‘
I :-iu'i It 1'II.11' the 4...... in lllI' 11nd How
and . '.:::'iI'.l liliILI‘ : .-\\..:. by th.- tor. e
of In. .'I;11I.Iiit;.:I .'.\l‘:‘\'l I... lllln“ 11 up
on the surface o! thI' v.1 some Ilist'iIIIe
from the bouli. The 1.1;,tli of time
that th.: .IlIZII'ts \Iili l'i’lll.l.l‘1 uiiIlIi “a! .r
(lt'iirllds solely upon the st” ::;I.h oi the
rushing waters. This {mt has IIIIii
.illustiated frequently in various \\‘.i}s‘.
N‘lli‘t'llt‘r
\\ I'nt ”U“ 11
In the middle
siiiziil
l"_‘|
Sonic ton yrais ago a
laden \\ .th :1 \‘;Illl:|ltlr 1'.
oil l‘lll't' Island l.i;:lithn _..
o: :I clear ..:1_\'. rhe had sprung a leak.
and own: ;' to the I liiinsiin ss of
tho hu'a\y :ll‘lli’lei composing the
I';ll I' I the .s. “lots I on. d not It‘ll. li
I‘ spot \\iiI't .. thI' “1111: \I .~ r"s“i‘.iig' ill.
'lIIe \I- sci :41- .Ilually .s. 1::» .E .i..\\ :1 in the
water. \\lill\' the “TC“ took in thvii-boais
:itiIl IIsI‘IipI'II to the but it. The exact
Sl‘lll \IlA flu :l\ i Illt‘lll W. is it“ .\!t I.l llt\\\‘-
cIer in th. I': .it.1iii and p2. it. .itiot's
iInIIII- 'diate -l\ in: 1 .I' t-\ raise 1h» siIrIk ii
sI' ho Il‘l'l lhe water was I' -::ip:Ii'ati\ I'ly
shallow. at: .l l: t.iI' IIitliI till) was antio-
pated in getting at the \\ 1. wk. But the
“re. king crew and the up Iiii \IeI'I' all
I'onsEdI rablv p111. i \\h u t: I _.‘ :iitenpt
(Id to t. 11d th.» s. i: .lllt :. .It not being nII' c
to \lt\i‘ met the iuiutIst sign ot
\vlai'. : bouts. Flu hot. on: .It th.: .u‘t'.tll
\vas sounded in all .lir.» ». tious mound th.:
spit poiriiI-d out by the IIaptaiii. II'It :I‘l
to no ptiri' (Is' l‘i: ia‘lv the \\ Ik \I.I
«Izv 1: up :iitid III' st::i:1'e Ilis:.pp...1.1n. . .Ii
th. s Iioutn' r :itti'li Iiitcd to so: “I II. tlm (‘
in“:
\I
in\\lI tiulls‘ Wulk‘ tigs \It lllt‘ 81:1 llit' Inn 1‘
in all ages ast Iiiishid run igatwis and
tin I~1I., The history of the \\ ‘l‘l k.~.i
boat would have Ii'olIably eudol there
had it not been lor :in :II‘cidI:;t.Il dis»
covery mud:- slIIIiItly :I‘terward. While
sounding the Sea utl the lightinvaso .lur~
ing a fog the lt“l\l from an ocean \lv'dtiti‘l‘
came in contact with the rig; ..i‘ :1
\\I't‘I kcd \I-ssel, which was 1"". 1nd to
..;.
the proper authorities on ari'i\ lli' la the
city; «In c\aiiii:1i11g the place th.- l-st
.sehm‘. In was brought to light. .‘lll‘ \\;|\‘
p at least tlii'cc-.pi:1rlers‘ of a mile from the
spot where she had gone down. HI: Ilis~
eoII'IIiuII l:-ItIr that durin.I hiIIl: rid. a
SlitIIlj’ iiiideriow fi'e.piI'iiteIl that p.11: oi
' the mob the I. .use of the ‘11‘ 111-4.: II—c
ni Iv .11 ot the boat “as :I‘ tiibutIIi 1.1 it.
It “I l.\ supposcd. and reis'muiblv so th it
\\ in n the boat sunk tliI' utidi lion. :Hlf‘lit
it In lore it stiuck bottom and I :I' I'1I.l it.
alongI with it, and Iiiialiv dropp..l it in
der- p11 \\ .ite r
In the snne wav t‘i ic strength of the
undertows In \\ c trim]! eutlv (‘ ins. .l Ion—
side: ab b- damage in cari'ving the son: id
ingr 1c Id of \IIssI ls along with th. 11: (In
the waters
low, so that the time III tween two
“heuvcs “ of the le id iniuht I'II Iona
enunIIh for a steaincr goingrat .\ nio lI'Iatc
:1' Id-
(‘ uses are on record where the lead
has been thrown and the bottom reached
Awithaiuodeuitely short line. and their
thrown again only to tiud no bottom at
all. The fact was, howevcrdlmt the bot-
tom was nearer the surface of the water
than when the first lead “'1 Is thrown but
a sir-01w undertow having seized the
heavy piece of lead the line was plaved
out until it was II iouglit up “Mi :1 ieik
when thread was reached. The lead \\ .is
:hauled in slowlv as plenty of outer
seemtd to be present. and only thrown
agaiuafter the boat had run flllt‘l'ld :. II on-
sideniblc distance. It did not require
many fatlioins of line to reach the bot~
tom iii the iievt heave; in fatt there was
scanely Inter enouIIIli to. float the \cssel.
The siII'ual to reverse the engines was
given at once but all too late. The boat
ran high and dry on the reef before her
headway could be checked. —H.n~per'a
ll'reL'IJ.
Pulled Bread.
A New York Times correspondent- has
giruered the. '4: points: Pulled bread—
there is an edible that ought to be on
every American table. It 18 designed to
be eaten with cheese, and it is deli. ious.
Ta‘ (ea loaf of newly— —made brI ad and
whil c it is still warm pull the inside out
of it in pieces the si'i oof \onr 11:21 id or
smaller. Put these into an even did
bake them a do licato brown. When cool
they are cri:p, and full of flav or as a nut.
Eat pulled bread once with your cheese
and you will want it often.
Bull-MP. Bent-$.01“; 1J1?" Enlighten.
Will be a reminder of nomad liberty for
oeomo. 0n “pirates-urethra“: on ,
Pleree‘s 'Go den Medical Discover-y“ been
pieced. and it will stand through the cycles of
e as a monument. to the emancipa-
than! dgwhobyitsusahuve been".
lieved fromco summon. consumptive night.
even bronchitis, oo 0! M
weak one. our! other and an: arms
.':~2.I 113111 and I
. I'le.
MummmhMI
The Fa...- Dtvlluhl Tour.
To the avenge Amer-semi tourist abroad one
of the places most eagerlv sought and most
thorou Ilv admired for the beauty and pie tur—
«fineness of its seem-n. is: the “Trosal' lis.“ the
trip through w‘hich IS one of «Instant delight
and sin muse.
he ri\'.er lake and niouriuljn mnntrv
through ‘\lll| II the e.\1 unionist passes in a
jaunt (bra-ugh the American 'lrosarhs while
unequaled for its beautv. has not been as fa-
miliar to the put-lie in the past as it should
lune been. but now. thanks to the enterprise
ot the Eric Railwav. the trip is so a: ”11min“
that it I an easilv be taken in a dav s time It‘
manh- fl“!!! .\I-'\v York the (our. ll ke that
thIIIII-Ih the Scottish Trusae 11s. ma) be made
in I leu 11 hours \\ III-n made in the opposite
IIirI-c tIon about double that time is iiI'II esszir _v .
.Isastnp—ovI-r during the night is made at
hn-cliwuutl _l..~ike_.
THE I liinate an I! soils of British lndiaarr the
most favurable in the w urlIl for agrii ultuml
produ. lions. but modern appliane es for. Irlture
aw completely unknown (‘ ustoni and eustc
an- tlre. prim ipal n-asohs for this th kuf know I-
I ge.
Tin-v Rnnh for II.
II is said the “onion swarm after )Inxie
.\'eI'\e food with a perfect furore It is known
tobe custoruarv for voting men to use .1 mu
«If it to antidote the cfl'et ts of a deluiui' h. \\ hi:-
it does within an hour so efiI-II tually. there is
nothing felt after to remind tin-In the). lone
had one. \mie of our most eminent [IIIISL
I'ifln.‘ Sen it istho onl\ nene tnod of an) ac -
count. as all the “theN are an tuall) I: nl\ mild
stimulants. and soon lose their effects “hit.-
this does not more than eonnunn loud. It has
been but tliivtI-eii months on the market. and
tI1~~ Ilruggists say its sale is the most extraor-
dinary ever known.
IT is said that the I him-5v are her Inning
alarmed at the rate of riiurialih nun-r." them-
selves in .\'I Iv \ urk from quiI k consumption.
lhe plnsn i.ItIs blame the light diet or the ( hi-
III-se as In mg iIIsutliI lent tor this I innate
“That .‘lix‘s‘ Jones l.‘ I. aim looking: lll. isn‘t
5 Il‘. '
“\ es. and .s'ln- ‘d be the belie of the to“ u if it
\I .I.\ll t for our thiiu." .
“\\ hut .s that -“
“Sb.- lias I aiarrli so bad it is unpleasant to be
ncai l1.r.'~'he has tried a doze -II things and
Iio‘liiug luv li-s her. Iain sorr) for J like her.
but that IIIII-sii‘ i make it ruiv less Ilisagl‘mnblr
t'I-Iz one (u III around liIIi.‘
.\I1II it she I. ml list-II llr. ng\“.\“1llilrrlllkt‘dll‘
there would hau- be. 11 III-tliiugofthe kind
said for it will qureI :Ileuihmer} tune
Tinmfian- tiie niillioii farm owners in ii .is
' . .Imitr}.
[II-Iriintun‘ dI-I line
and petrinuu 2.!-
s...
\I-1'\II:is IiI lIiIitv
..i poo. r in c.1lui sr \' speluli
lI IIIrsIl lairgv book kl It Its in stamps
\\'.~i"..l's lhsiuiisai', .\l.di. .ll .\.‘.‘U§lélll\!ll\ uII
.‘l;1lt1.\IlIaIl.litzllulfl .\ \.
’1‘": :11 v. . ~:.;I.uIII..‘..Is..1 Ida-41. Ii-l. .I...l1I..~
Li’dlhi ;...Il III-l1 [Iliilll \ \\l'I' ~ in \I \\ \.I:hIi
l'iles ('ul'rd tor 3'5 (‘rulm
l‘l‘, \\‘\1 III\‘.s' (‘11:; ion I'rI is :s- ci: .IraII-
U mi in e :1.' 11m worst I :t\ . .I: rub s. P! | . "I
I en‘s. ,-\tIlIiIugzsts.ur1:1..1II'I sta ups take 1}
l.) the
\VA' 't’I|\ Itiiukixv(‘.I..I‘Iv\i'.1..\xli. U.
‘iluv \l. hi I 1.‘ mend-I anything!
t..'., Inn». \\ .I .l.
Iimkcu Phi.
lit-II \ nils at Drugs .k' «in:
Hroneiitw is I'iiIIIII In tirquIInt siiinli doses
I.»t l‘iso‘s l‘uae fer I ‘oiisunimion.
Good Health .
\‘nzi I‘uIIu-Ir have Iviitmiit pure blood
Le. ;- \u 11. purih u..- l.l.-I-i is)
parillu 1'I.isu:Isll.IinI~ is peculiarly deals-no.1 to act
'Ii-utI tIIII t-Iwul. and through that upon all the wruaiIs
and tissues or the but} i! has :1 «us-Inc who". also.
upon the us rI-iions Iitid el-Ireii Ins. and assists nature
to rape". (run. (:1.»s\sIIInI alI humom impure imrtt
eles and IINI'tII marten Inn-ugh the lungs. lixer. bow
cls 51.111113 s ‘rid skin It |‘n\‘\'lui\ll) rude weak. in:
ruins! and IlIItuzlltatIId organs. lump-rates the her
Inns system. tunes the digestion and imparts urw
lite and energy to All the functions of the l- at);
Hood’s Sarsa pa rilla
Mb] in all .inixgisls .l: at: for (.1. kn {'eAIIKl on;
3;: I‘ l u.“ .1. s .In. Alum-scarlet Lou-Ill. plum
I00 Doses pus Dollar
COCKLE’S
ANTI-B‘ILIOUS
PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REM. EDY
‘ht"l"tif9. to
L‘tkllip: lII-slx Mn:
imr lint l:1li.tIiItI<.I..\sti~\1 .,. in.» {mm ‘hr
. .11'\ . “Inf IiIIs IIIIII lur-s Illo highs-HI 'Il‘
\» cm I . (‘ lll'l‘Tl‘ \TI|\. \II“ \ orb.
KIDDER'S
\ slum | it: run
lNDlt‘l-k \"l [03 and I“ \‘II‘II PSI ..\
I H or ';. "I l‘ In sic Ian! has I' sent us Ilia-tr 3113er H a! . r
lIlIH N1 \ I l\. suing ”1: it It is the In st tin-partition
for linligI 41.11.111.11 tlI \ nan. .I-uII Iis.
.SLL‘IK HEM
“OW
QSffg‘FLITTLE
.51}. ‘\.\\le LIVER
9 e\ ets PILLS.
BEWARE OF IHITATIONS. Anthrax
ASK ml: 118. PIERCE’S PEle, on
LI 111.; SUGAR-COATED PILLS.
Rein entire! vegeuble, they op.
eran- wit tout. distur alive to the sv st. 211. dick
or occupation. Put up in glass v i 1&th meti-
(allv sealed. Alwavs fresh and reliable. A.
a laxative utcrative, or purgauv e,
these little ,Pelleta give the most perfect
satisfaction.
Bllioun Headache,
Blaine-o, Con-“pa-
"on, Ind! enclou.
Bllloul Anne “‘1"! all
derangement: of the atom.
rich and bowels. are prompt-
ly relieved and permanently
cured by the use of Dr.
Pierre I Plea-ant Purgallve Pellets.
lII explanation of the remedI 3' pi: wcr of these
Pellets over so great a varictv of dis. use-3, :1
min truthfully be said that their action upon
the system is universal. not a gland or tissue
escaping their sonativ e influence. \‘otd by
drunieto. 25an a vial. Munufac ~tuml at the
Chemical Laboratory otWoru 1i ‘s 1) result:
MIDICAL .ichlATIOS. Buc'aln. N. Y.
.ssnoiaa
Is offered by the manufactur-
ers of Dr. Sago,- (‘alarrh
Remedy. for a case n!
( hrumc \usal ( atrtrrh which
they cannot eunI.
S‘MPTOMS 0!‘ (‘A'I‘ARRXL —I‘Iull
heuv ;v headache obstruction of ti II nasal
matures. discharges tailing from the head
into the throat sometiuue pngtuse. wan-1}
and III-rid. at 0th rs.tlii1 l. tenacious. mucous
purulent bloody and putr.d: the ewe are
weak wau- r). and inflamed: there is ringing
in the cars. deafness. bu. king or (Mugai. x to
char the throat. eprx'tonumn of I musin-
matter. tI-mItlxi r wnh Swabs . . . 2 i; .Iers: the
breath is IItfonsne: smell mil 1.
paired~ there is a sensation of .8.
mental depression a hmk: Ir: Io
eial dI-bilily. Univ a few ot the.
symptoms are likelv to be prism
aim-.1houmnds of crises " 'I .
manifesting half of the lit-I .c I-_\ ; wins 1-:-
snlt in consumption and (Pl 1:. tin gill\i‘i
N0 disease is in common, .nor'I Ilewi- tn. and
dam: »rI~IIs or less urzdI rot. ml l'\ phi .szci. 1's
l:_\ Its II. vIIiII.soI th: I 2 .Itl:.
llr rum“ 9 l titan i1 1:.2wn. ..I . 1: ~-
uses of Calnrrln. “ cold in the ii. MEG!
(‘on 1a. and (.uarrhul u. :Iudt inc.
So ld lI_\ diuggisIS evI rI . .\ . .I .I . m. I11. .s.
I“ ltl‘t‘ ll“-
.iness. with
sch urn: Iren-
ivavIstmutI'd
I El: any on:
. without
“l‘utold Agony from Caron-2:."
Prof. \\. "A!" axle. '.:I' famous r". .sII- rI. '.
(If “lam: A. l. .. \v rites: “5mm .. it “most...
I nutrcrul unto. .l agony from I..ruti1.' nus...
I'aiaii‘... My tamin iI.1_\s:I:aii inn.» it.-' it;
11:. .inlIlII. and and I must Ill". M) I am
3.1. l: :1 bad one. that en :I_v day. I» II:.; he sun-
set. Ill) \oim- Would become so to... s. l --..v.,:.!
tum l) speak show-II “hispe r. ll. llq‘l‘fiI . .
in) wuxliitig and flooring ..f my throat In
almost strangle me. fly the izs-IIII Dr. "I
I'siarrh Remedy. in Hun-e months. I II.
man. and the cure has been inrinaa. 121-.
“Constantly llau'klnx and Spitting."
Tin-“as J. lli‘snlsu. l3}. 2- .' .I'
St. buns. Mm. writos:
{Twill I'ritari l: for three _\I are.
hardly tin-:uln'. and was III I:
anvl spitting. 1 hr n..- i...
.s‘: ((2,
\
111. Itithfl
fIsIulI tin! l I .. ..ln' tlirut; III 1:. . st: as.
thought (II-lulilfl could be dulirt ' Luck-
! “its adiisul to tr} llr .\ s tutnrrll
\\ I' l IIII' lie \I r lu'ahl of .i . (\er of III stnIvsln \\ll1‘lt\
tlliili”..\I\t l\ uast'le'u that Iv .Is noI . III-Ivl
FOR CHOLERI IIFAHTUM.
11‘ \\'Ill Illx’l. T: It HINT \IlI.l\.\\ .“\lHII \sl“
l1\lll.81\\l' \II.\llTl\I. i\ t‘l:t~.\‘ \\I\
n \\ Ill. Ill-I lI-‘L\II 1"‘I\\.\‘lll \llII\
tor SIIIIIIIII r \ unIiI Ilalrit.‘ and t iihsute lIIarrth .I
“III 1. t: are the .ltnx‘i H'\.lll\ of iIIIperfIs'l .lluIstiuu
lil.;r‘\ l‘\ \ “Ill I We .Il an liiimnli. Ito .I ufi‘
Take DU. ‘
the stomach: th.) all some from indigcslmai
{our Iltu 1st for I‘liél‘ST\l l\ IiIIIcc $1 per large
l-oitlIII ltleu- does ii It Iia\.~ it send nII-I dollar in us
and “II will .sI :III a tmnlo [I \.III cu: fess
Don. 1 hesitate to se II.I \ Inr moor) IIIir
iI- llul'lt‘ lIst 2 -:. 'stI.I.t tum. II the \xs'Irs
\ . F. BIDDER s‘ (1...
‘lanutncllu nu ( hrml-ls. 33 John .‘lu N. k .
rep.“ I
Ii’t‘rr. For 'e‘" I vuI.‘ I Lur'r F-a r»
_r unfit! sng'.
'ill frost. } lu‘s I‘Irum Rub-I is
Mr may preventive I have en:
found. Hug I} I'rr srqn'rI'I's
Junu'rl 1-way- o _. :ts .vfi. my .
.lruril' II' A m'uvvrrh.
Indianapolis. Ind.
hApply Balm into each nostril-
.I. . ;.I’. .I»: Angusft'f’l
RIFLE
.35? In Ira:
WORLD!
Guts-on-
teed perfectly oo-
curne and absolutely
uto. lode in oil can
large or wanna:
B i I. I. A R I)
Guile-r1. III-Ital: und 1‘- . Inlet.
tie-d for Illustrated Cum-e.
Imus Flu-o LII-ac... xew “uni. (‘o-n.
FATE "Ts Procurod at LESS
cost than ohm viable elles
where he“ of n for new; und‘ .nv I' ruois u‘ulde
mailed tree JA .‘l 3‘ ll. LA .\t ‘ ‘1‘lnlt. Put-
em \unrur). 'lh? "road“uy. .\. \ . t in.
ALWS‘ Ila-lien College. run... P1,.“
lions furnished. Life Senator-ship. '40.
for
m 1"
coals;
lent-I or PI: “Weak-on um. 30!.-
flervo Bitten ml to out" to en. um, 11.41:in CAL
15 1'. III. In. nilndclphu. I" laid h, All Unusual:
FRAZER”—
BEST? Ilse t'l‘llli. \‘0RLD G R EA 8 E
t..e Genul n‘
Sold Even-where.
“Flu" It nil: ”gored lntrxucnenl reason its;
FI\E Blooded Cattle. gheep, Hogs.
“.Iukrv. Dogs for sale. Catalogues with 1m
.. trees 2x . P. RIIv er_ a (‘0. t‘mtesfllle. Pa.
9H0“? I}?
mu... .
rsh‘lr'llhilt Cam. I. led
Suzhou-flghh-JShlo. '
min a Cor-h 00mm"! Suits In sealed$
cllhID WATER CO"; 7;.
l\ l l\ for all pains and disorslcn of ‘
oust: is v
[four-J .‘ru .;.I.».v.'vi.. for Hui: :
I-
Write. ‘
IVhiiah r. ‘
MARLIN REPEATING'
sucx nuances.
Orchard Watermuw .....
‘l. l!“‘ll|'\>l‘
. ~1tarrli now
R.- iiuslv and I run h.\\\' :I \I. ‘l l"
it to l I'tia- onh run“ 1'. :11.- .I (II- .
maimt «Ittinal. . _ to S|\!‘ it a
fair trial rm exp- riIIriIe sI-toundiu as results and
a permanent cure."
Three Bottles (‘uro Pour-rim
Eu Romans. Rowan P. 0.. (‘I-luml’ua (‘.I.,
1‘ s11\s:“\h Iinuzliur hal ..Itarrh “h. 11
[the rum five vem‘s olIl vIn holly 1 saw Dr
\agv s l‘nturrh RI- mIIIlv thI- Ins-Id. Ind pru—
wired u bottle for III r. and soon saw that it '
hI lll'd ht‘l‘: ll Illlhl hufllv‘ c “(T-ltd 3 [in rum-
nI'nt cure. She is now tighh‘t‘n years old and
louud um mam _ _
Iououcn
DON'T
“ L" TRADE
MARK
‘ DIE in THE HouS"
3 ' Gone where the Woodbine “tooth.
Rats are smart but "Rover: us Rns“ beat-
them. I. team out Rats Mim Roaches, “are:
\l-lies Seems. Me. the. Ar. ls. AlmqnitIs-Is.
Bed bugs 1m) cts‘ l‘otlto Rugs. Spur-mtg
Shrinks. \\ Ms»! (So he was, (‘hiprmmka XII-It‘s.
Musk Rats. Jae k Ila. ts. Squirrels. l .- £23.
HEN LIGE.
km on 05' liars“ is a «under .0 Irvventivo
and .. .su-o} .- I- of lien l...~II. 11 11 15c box of
‘ km (.11 us tt.~zs“n air: ;1 \ I “mtcwosh‘
kwI it M II stirrwl up wtu . ll! II'I 111;. White—
“a the who). Interiorot' tin-ll Inner-y: inside
and outsIdc of the [“le ‘llIe cun- Is radial .
aralcornplutc. POTATO Buss .
. t‘
For Potato twigs, l1 sects on
Tums,“ . hrulvs. 'uIs I round
or half the (I. uni: 1.l.s' I f I Si. N
box of “Uri-J r \‘ R :1 s‘HA ‘rt~
cultural ts‘ireI to let'. coming (3
I: fixed “1-. h . re [.1 tv .I hour “8
of plaster . I r\\h. t isl II' n ruir
stacked llll‘n‘. Much (.I p. 21133
upon thorough mixui; so as
to completelv distribute the I I Is. 1... Sprinkle
t! on pm Is trees or stir-v. tn when camp or
wet and is out: 0 II Recipe when me-‘I Ilth
lime. dusted on without in. lstun.‘ \\ bile in
its eoiieeninirnt : late it is the most active
and sum zest I f all I‘m: Poisons: VI hen mixed
as above Is eouipuratively harmless to this
mats or pr Nous. III my quauiiv they would
take. if \rvfermlto use in lkpiid fornimtuhh}
apoonfu ohm: full sin-nan: ‘301 on as Rue“
Whilst. wclll uhnker:._!tn a keg of “hr and
app I \vil I a sprint: In: Pot SM\ syringe
or whisk broom will be found verve elk-Clive.
Keep It w-Il mil-mi up w hilo 113113.80“ b
all tInumistsaud Starvin- 13ers. 15c..25c. cal
E. S. Wang. Chemist. JI Iney City. N J.
EXHAUSTED VITIIJ'I'Y
A Great ladies! Work for You:
end mule-Agni Ion.
0‘
..Il Illlnrh
l; BIJSNED [hyg‘s MEDI-
qho PEAK
Al.l\§1‘l1“$‘
on "In. Maul. Lb .-
(‘ous‘ Hug Phi sklu‘.‘ “file-
an d. u rmuu Ion Nervous and "Int 1] Debt ly.
trout-Are lwllne Exhausted \‘lutix Immlnid
\' w ad lrupur. has at m:- Blood. In the untold
raiser-IQ: mar-quell! thereon. Conlllus um yum
subsumuol rmlm d bin liar. full um. W
the best popular nestled "amuse published in the
ruflmnhnxum. Prieeollyti by mu! pusipud.
old court-rod In I plain In: Ian-r. Ilka-nun“
I um free if v0.1 send now. Ad r". . obove.
Acme this paper. '
GLO‘I‘KB Bl‘ILDIXG.
@115 Washimon. 0 0
to $8 a day. Sum [es wunh‘ :FREE
Linus not not r the h( rs'» ‘Isfe- t \ tile
in. .sII-rts' .‘Io v RI-tn lint I-Ie- I‘ -.. Holly. MI "I.
Blair's Pillsfi‘m...” "'I‘E'imt“
val su«_:.3tz round. I I P .
fEEE_GRAPHY In" he-o‘snd earn
grad luv. M‘Instr
turf-230:1 Wm 29 Vsi-au-o :o~ _ 1 n m
use '
“By return Int-ll. Full Deter-inno-
DYSPEPSIA.
‘u‘et Tdhrh h3uuu of hue-
(\tuu. HOOD? If!) Linn-inns:
ILL
A Rpmedv for all museum or the liver.“
-.& A II“
.0!» to two teuiuonhlt
CONS‘HPATION.
s at to and man-u. Xo genuine mu sold
hula“. It...“ NV
Why did the Women
,Of this country use over Miracle million cakes of
Procter & Gamble’s Lenox Soap in 1886 ?
Buy a. cake of Leno: and you will soon understand why
’Rnllll
(‘l' RE.‘ THE \VIDRST I'\l\~§. fro- ..°
to menu minutes. So! aur- h...»
lfic-rrrgglinz Ibiu nee-d auv one
Fl-Ell \‘ITII P‘IS.
BOW EL COMPLAINTS
I: will in
:. to“ men Io an “Inn takr-t: a f‘nhll -
.lir-I- --. I: .. n to
.l I‘ m 110‘ Sinslus. S \fz.»..u.ch_
'i.. *k Hrmllolze. Sm: u. -I' I‘IriII-Iuni.
llar‘riw; tr s: rich. I‘ .11.: “': n) :r: the Bowen.
and all oil: r t it. t1 1:! Runs
“ALARM m IFS VARIOUS FORKS HIRED
AND PREVENTED.
There I's not a nine-lineal
In]! run: Fr Ier and Arne and I“ $333 :133314 ‘1‘“
81 ions and .Itln r v v« m. aided In It \II\\ SABP'E
I’IIJ L;- M) quiik a:- RAII I'\\.\\‘ S
H R. It not only cures the Nun-m s.
laria. run it pan-l2 (xhsuxr (I! I r
“H! eh: rv morning Like 20 r aodhmsn!lhg.ly
HI lief In water. and eat sru a cracker. h ton- goin‘
out they will prevent anav is
It Instantly relievrs 1nd soon cures Cold: Sm!
Throat anrhltis. Pleuris-y $1111 Seek. all nine“
riI-ns and inflammation: “nether of the I um Kid
“1‘ _\ s or 1:0“ els.
RHII‘I .l ATISIJ NII‘I'R AL“! .,A
Headache Tooth... he \\ raknm or P all: In the 33:8
best or ldrnus bv one application.
l-inv t‘l‘lli ver boule. Sold by III-exalt"-
DR. RADWAY’S
'susuiimuir 111.501.va
The Great Blood Purifier.
Fanun-of sit chronic dis die. .x- rim a. Rint
Totnts syphilitiei «Implants. Consumption. Gian iv
ularlhis-Iaae. l Iver-s. Churn]? Raeulnausn. Eryn;
rigs Kl Inc-y Bladder and Liver Co Iii-luau. ..m
p ps1 a .ul'e. lions or .he Lungs and ”nu-at. patina
flirt :o-d r .st r;:1; :Irazfl 1;1nlxi;-v.
~ulrl In Drnggru's. ‘1 ”II 1' Battle.
m
RADWAY’S PILLS
I
E Tthea'LVIr anlSionin h‘ettlfl
,. \‘uuV‘. in cumin-«l and has a nasal twang; the I » .
”VII-..:“ .l.s rims”; gh. \.. “H, -
l.c\~.l‘ .1 V In .siis u x .-
I -‘ t Hmdmrhe. I‘ m. int
.. i' 1 u»: as Fever.
.1“ It: Lo ltIvo \. Y.E es 1 ..l 3:: .19.“: Is.
I we: is i itiel. I \‘ sI-Irx. II’III- l1 veg ~‘u . e. c In
to: . mg I '.>'\ . mm. 1,. I de: an. :1. l- 13‘;
_ . . __ . ; .-22:I.shed
FEHFEST B LC \l 1'. I“: ‘ v. t: I Item in»!
IMI. I-
wrn ~"-:Isl\u:\ ..
XIITII. iII....
SICK HEADACHE,
III-in I s": c.»
.:‘IIiII,;.. .I.-.:..> .: Sin-l ti-
, i ..
. lb. 1! .I
5,. I..,...II ’l.e 1.. \va 1;. IIIIpl rusr sIu Irwin».
..:-I ..I Hinze-.1.“ II :«tls I 1-:11si IL. t. hunt!!!
I . --..It ~:. lls-llhlh-ll \I'11Iot
. pr s..
.I»
ea lit .z. tl-uri. lzs .s. - .
:1. 2th ‘tulna ii Sm.»- 3.3‘1‘ t .ln-nt
ring U! the ll. It'. \ l1....i._I .u ‘ .l’YI)
. ..un- s. :.s III 1.s “iieriin .. l‘l! posture ltlflIllvn-‘Ii‘
\ :- ;..., II ' \ , l 1 tin $1.11: 1'. VY‘TJIIJ iv ill
Pain 11: “I‘.Q‘K\v‘\ ' sV-IYli‘lHEt. \‘ellov.
m-sso'r‘e ' '-i.. s: i. . 11I~~ Limm
. .n.’ s... ..In 11.: .1: the F rsh
ag..\..-s...f |{\I|\\ \\ \I'IL‘~ nit into
if ..I. ..l‘ltvn'm\"" I!~*'Irs
Flirt-‘3’) »'Y’.t s Ir .I I! 5’ I? a” "I I 'ns's.
‘ ‘t.rs!aiu? u' H". II \n“ ~\‘ _&
t 0.. \o. 3;: “.nrrr- ~irrer. \I“‘ \ arts. for
1c in. _; ..
' ‘ th. rt .H
‘I D I.‘ I‘ ‘(ll)\\ \\ ~.
. . l I Y R [2—3.3
“l \‘liS t. Clt'll! sullt'n‘l‘ 3
.\l tunes 3 . mild :
hawking 5
CURES WEPS All IESE HES.
Buttons}: Syrup!) Tastes goo-1. Use
In time. is. .21.:
ASTHMA.
In this disease. Piso'u
(‘ure for Consumption is
found as useful as say
utlicr rcllit‘tly.
In 3 great many cases it
will give relief that is al-
most equal to a cure.
Without trying it you
cannot tell whether it in
good for you or not.
8. id by druwgists every-
where.
‘GURES‘thHERET All. I. ”L
I.‘ . so! II
I” -°“I Igor. .. I“ “II
l
in Lima by drug-5t».
CONSUfAF’.
DR. BAIRD’S GRANULES
limit. I'i‘i: “11111
no“ i:i..s‘ . 1:1 in-
n Tin: Bl ..IIIIII
emu: iIi's Iver.
su. Pints. 31A.
LARH. HEAD.
H "IS I "W"
- ‘ .-‘ a truth a.
». usut t-In- trial.
1:». II. “.1."
AIIIHII-r ' flaw un- in
Ilns‘. \\ I1. 1. th.) do.
n. I plus .-
quI r1: n-
l ill and a.- [sink
Dr \\ M.R\IR1‘.l‘h\shv we.“
\\ ashiligtut‘. .\' .. and h “s s‘. I ‘ «I
bpvakei \ J lb-use \ssr' II (III 1“. '2'.- -.. t. lit V. ..:-21
lush»: .\ J.. than] of Health. e\ t .. nan l'ins: “in.
\‘.. Xv
Another: ‘1 was runs! of .= sr\ . 1.1.”. of .-.2H
by [belt use. (‘utzlwt I.“ in ll;\ I .I- s on "‘44“,
for them‘
E‘sv to take. an the} luv nu LII: '-1:- .- ti... I121 x Irmv .rId
grain 3% i-vr hnx ‘— -\v s .-. .. .1 -,_ .:~ s or 2.3
rIIx1I.l-st.I.:I'pr\-i.1hl Irma s. ,liaim win—nah
drug}: ut'i.
TR\ Tilt)! {\AD Yul
RIO PSY
ll WTREATED FREE.
Have trcutel luau-In out Its ImuqilaaLom
whh Inusl \quIlI rtul sue -e s lbw u-g tibia
tune in- s. crush I. its. .1. t u k. m “I 1.:
”mp'oms of Dropsv in .\ to :0 day -, t urv [nileau
smuuuue r l hop. ices h. the Lest {- . . scams [I Ina
rat dose snow was up «in dis lp-Iar and In be:
ans an.“ I lunti-l ..~ I: .I: .l s ian- In or e
ll‘ Nd. some ." rry hum u-I; vv (1.0a! knoum‘
”.301 as: mourn. Remand-r t r Isls 5.... n In:-
torn-auto t .e er- I of our tron an at for your“
“on eu-nstanuv . “run: “”95 of mag s sumo: .
Ms- II that haw tie- nI at pr: 11 number of i m ~11 and
the on»... we: treat urn. -e to In . I u v-k hem
fut .stu.’ c' (‘ZI . 11am :° :I: I vaI in.\ m.
affilvtml. ere, l-i Iii! fur free path; .nlet cunt—Iain!“
“ll 2. l!‘ I'grx\ l.\'i"II‘.lL
res Liaouldls. in: day: t 1.. .I m :uru.s. .Is. :ree
by 7.112. If yuIan'JeI truly - . m Ls: rII 1' lfn I‘ll u
"wiser“ u: t.) as “’th ‘IIm-nt In 22 ..:-u to pa,
postage. Mil! up _\ > ['0 mm 1"\'\'ll:'1tl
H. ll. 4.!!! \\ .‘(|\S. D...
I mural «loin- " \l «R 3‘53 1‘ an: I ‘tuN. \._
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
1 C3 SEAEH.ESS
thaw... thaw 1-.”
lines! our. perfect or.
warranted. Con Bu
.34-
.. reflex-.mvemuwsegs
9! 090M 1 rem
pus-1”": «I w. L. mucus. we... Inn.
“Willem-s 1.11).“Iod in ever,- um um
Ire-emu four «an o' my "Tu-II'I
P: 611% nigh-rm ayotler c...‘ r Inc have curry-u
womb gw at. "‘3 Y..
Eli‘slb" §__(' 0.. (Pile-ago,
JOAES
P’ SWFEE C T
aho§~el£g=
Audreu‘ I. \V.
Norwalk Chronicler