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'IVlIE SENTINEL.
2
EDITH XIIIHVALK. 5I2ZI'I‘12Z.\II'-lll"3.
l'ol‘l'l..\it seiizst‘ll.
t hi. 3 has I ntl lid sport. For the
\\ I» Iii I...» to ii": his line flout
\lli‘llli. VVithuut the
it. a little electric
'l the;
l
2:
’liilsls who haVe recently in»
.>I2 name of sIIII"l:arille put
i.l I llnll llii‘ I'llllllif‘llilIl
ll .I\I 2I'» I22 ’~Il‘t:'.itli»l|i \\ illlIIlIl .III3‘ :lllt'hl»
tii2ll, :i' «l Yl...t it has on :Iliils. pile pimp
I It: .Is \\\I' in. \\. is not \e’llllldf' t . mile
3'22" ..< II is It! 2 ll .I\\IITII Vl lies“ ll‘AVIIl‘ i‘ .
si; t‘I\ sf‘l‘iiw :itIIl RAW.
It hos" twin Ilvstlmcxt tll:it the pull":
“hi2 I; fo‘. l. I\\> the »lii: gillLr wt ilii net: II’I
hi d Im~sllllV ollu. r pl" nits i» I‘rm to formi
MI I~l ll! llalwduml. ot \ .icliml, III
'iI'Ele' '42» I lrll'l) that lll1\ is iili lI‘Iiu'
It i~21l~2l I» l“l‘~il :iI'iII l.liil is ImittI-II b_V'
ll.¢"»‘ s i 2 ImiIs. t.li ugh ill»: wlnit ll'
7 is ill. IL I22: .»'.\2»l .‘IllI I.» IIIIt2It‘liiiiic. It
llia3 lv t I to IV. unisoninll no“ lit?“ the
LI» _. \ I. . I pp .I I». id is IIIIlliullsti'iitel-l
tHi-I II'I‘ t
i
i
3 by f'I2lIIplIllt and l‘".epI "IitIII iIIIoVV ill
IGliicil "iU Ii .Ii.
TOI‘II‘§ OF INTEREST RELATIVE
TO FA“)! AND GARDEN.
The Canada Thistle
This “ I \ iI weed. is the sub} ‘I't of
Int-.iu3 IIi ssI rt: itiuils :lilliuully. Here is the
lItIIl»t ”II II of the his! we ll:i\e SI'CllZ “The
I on Ida thistle while sub in. .1 some \Vhtlt
»‘. is not
often destio3cd by this Inc in»‘ alone. '1 he
\\
, thistle root has noun-reds points, each
:Dlll‘ of which has power to send up ti“
: the secret of the plant‘s
. ,. -.-...“
shoot, eonseiplelitly while the lliiliii slslk
and Its illililt'tlidlt‘ root connections are
killed it does not follow that. the liumei‘~
oils one root points are IikI~VV"i»IIdestroyed.
In fact, they seldom are. and herein lies
it‘l‘epi'exsihility.
.The best results are. gained when the
f thistles are but in their
3 before the. seeds mire
early bloom and
formed. It is also
Well to cut during or just before u warm
‘ rain.
2f "Ir-.2 l ’lTI lizi» dis nit-red
'22. 1122313.”: Iliiil- but! feel
\..2'. «IV I‘l» Il2"lI:ls In i2»ti:l.
. . . i.2i Hf lilt‘ IV..sl22I'll l'3 relig;
\. {lads liliVII II2II ball.
‘2- » »‘ .2. l'il‘IIEIIII'I lll\\‘2,ll1ll
\I\222 :...'I .l- .n‘ i.l.-
“ »l'..i:.< ViV‘llI Izmir» II:I‘-I‘
inw . Esp. .I I2 \\ i...:i2~. :iIiIl ilie »i \22s
it? \2 ' ;.r iI-toilmit}
iI': . 2.1 If lll“..
‘l _ ‘1 lit \ v t l r ‘:=‘_‘, l‘jl
:II 2"VI
I24
I.»2 Inf sileV l~I 'i Iuti
.hl-IIT . . . t‘.e:i to lllI'\I‘ lit
.i2.2l 2: I‘2~\ll Viil‘ii: :Il.iui!IIl .2II-.I and a!
:I‘ is: nuts flout III2 II other AI'IIII
2.! I...” Ililt‘llli's they urn»: :IIIL ill b\
or . iIlt'2 .Il :II..I lM-Tilt‘ I2.I»‘.VV;i:II \Ilil III
.\:2-2llu I group lI“I' fl'ntii lb-
«21...: :IIII 2 .l..II»II'd pI‘I"I'"i»I2l3 lh
.s:iIi.I'1i:Ii\ I-IliI iil2.’
II‘I Iiil'iu 2 some of the »2 ll'llli'iC
I. .‘l‘..il III\~ Iit1~iis of Iii-ulI l‘lt
.. . l. liii I Izlvim. it do. lzirrthat
it” I ' 2llzillll 2.. ~ll2'\\' tll'Illii my old
p: 2. :I t2::\ :il l" \\l\ltr ii; I 'EEI :llVlI'll
» ‘I‘ll' I I: II II\ til we VV'I in II <. in
Iii is, fII't i: s! 2.::I'v ti it till
fun, .IJIl llil' l.i\V 221‘ :II. I\Il:iII<Ili, .s’ is
flu“ 'r. non Itllilill'Ii in I .2-IIi.iIV :iiI-l
pi‘ Ii».I 2:3 !<- will» I ‘l‘ s7 III In: II. Tid-
lll\\'l . I III d3: Ilil.. il‘lIl I-tl.»-l liitru
L'I'“ . .:l is, .2» ll IiI2»ll'ltI'lViVi- l‘ I2
7 2' Lubbock, pr~m:»e~to
lill imp at I It I‘ll! iiiV'tliuI lll2l2il‘\‘ of I2i\ iii
IIII' 'lil"l_\' li'I»‘ A .IliIl :l ..il’LI‘I
Ir “fl-III 2. lxin mid» lo we lint til i :isi‘
:llIIl ...
WV VIII plm, ilnd tor IhI u»: 2-1 the
ltfl~. It: I t‘llllt‘l iln". “Vllll llil‘ \I it '.I I s“ III
In ..t. Ii;:l.' lllIl swull l. mu Ii has 3i “II‘llI‘
kli“‘»\li, I'EImV .Ippl -.itiii:i III \\ili2’ll In»
L'rrii'iy lib I'I' |\I II the I'oiilfI-lts~ null
Ilii'.s l:"s Ill liYiIV ll‘ll I is it l‘l i‘ll‘lt‘ll3“
llLIl the In:- »t number “I iisI Liil inVI ii
ll2~l..s :Ilt \l‘.II'. 7
Tile “I'I‘lll 'l‘lillllilc “cell.
This \\I‘ I' III olii'VI L'rew plentiful tlllouL'li
thi- IIIIiIiti3 and I \IIIIIIlIII‘ \\ lieii "II-2. II
the I} IIII s2 til II \II\ plltl3“ :tllpe. :‘ililtit'r and
low. IlII-ri liki IVIIVV .nt III-II than a \VI2.eIl
'liny an" \l"l“3 Il.lll:'Il‘IIlls ill Itt‘I‘ of ii
pr .llit‘ llll‘, :IIIII Int. n Il iiILII- ions in pl. Iili
VVilid \Iiil‘lits “ill“ IIII r22 i» no tile. In
I.I—-I of lift ti e ll.IliiI.2~ »2'IIlii to stlip the
plilit of II» II .lVIs and It at iItlI'I" goes
rol'. .iliLr In: on do tl:iluiliL I ll" lll‘lI’Hlll'H per
feet IV in I l of file. I LI ,,. I22 VolxillLI
VVIi~2I2Is of tile \Vili jump .ill3' oidlu:ir3 fur-
,loVV‘ or tile bleak and I'.iri'3 the tile into
the limb-2r or Lino». :i» the easi- Iii.l3‘ ire.
Nwtliilli: I'.ill slop their progress but 3
rinr. lulu thew they ' jump. leaping
Il'll till” the .»I.:I2;illi forty. tilt3 :Itld sixty
fut. .I: .l ..2.: 'l-II\II \\i‘.li :.llli»» tllrIlVlinLt
up a In: ‘limliot st: .llII \\III' I'll [III 3 sink.
III I um ‘.lIlII VViii I»lutm stoim» tllise
\\l I II» .llI‘ ..Il‘22| II sniill“ I I‘l mm II II: illLII r.
In \lI-iI II- I.ul., :l {I \\ 3e. Il's :iLIIi, :2 porn
oi ti‘.IVI 2. Is \\I'l‘t sudd2 -lli 3' Melt. til. it b\
u slsillll .\Itlll1:\\ll.li till-3 sup tuned to
be Illinl‘ of lisz boulders ill tlledi»
timer. Iiu~3 lllJtIlI to2 them, thinking they
would :lll-2ld IIt lI-.I»t pIIVliIll »liI-llel'. To
llll'il s'll‘pl’ise. as the) iipprmiI-lml, the
llll‘lilll'lr ~il2iIlI'iil3“ l-l‘2Ihl' IHIIsi‘ :ilill I‘IHIl-
III! III I II tolling lII\\;ilIl them :l! :i llil‘iolts‘
rut-x Hitting of I'lliinils‘ I'lipei‘s
and L‘.I’.ItV:l!;,' lliIIll.iI".:IL[l3' as they I'nllll".
.\t t ItJ's tliry “mild :s‘ttikt' :lll obstruc-
{Hill and bound hiLIh ill the air, iilld
ziLI. iiii »ti”kiliL 2 the "round icsllllle [digit
l‘. ipid I ire uldr mini. -il The tl".iV‘IIIers put
spurs to the Ir llolse», .iud it \V:is’olil3‘ by
the greatest I-tl‘ol‘t they lllIIilIiL'ed to es.
(.lltt' t'lI-m the truck of tlie»e lllollsters.
Uliimimiiiuliun they found their sup~
posed bout 1.2 rs. were u .lll3 immense
{Ill \tlll.‘
A Remedy Against the (‘umlim
H. II. ll.’ recoliillli'lids the following:
plan for Ih'iVilrLr off the Iul‘eulios from
plum and chi-try trel's‘, \i.".: To get it
quantily of tar and all old iron pot. lll‘:ll
the put our a life :Illll IIllI‘y it to lb..-
trec. put ill some of the tilt" and hold the
pot »II that the tree is \\l‘ll smoked. This"
is done as won ii» the yI-iiiiL“ fruit is set
End is repeated when the .s'iml nears oil.
'l'hei'e is izu other pint s.» «"lbwlinI as
‘illrl‘lliu’lllt‘ trees l\\III‘ u: threw time» :i
dd)‘. \\i2ll :l \lll‘I_I »lil «Ill IIIII' siIiII »II as in
,(‘I'Vt‘l' lllt‘ L‘t‘mttiil titiIlI r the ll“I‘l' :tliI'
IVeIII‘II-s ille \« "3 ill:l:ll\t'1lllti full to the
sheet. ‘I‘IIiIi VI ;'I'Il til ‘\ :llI" :I’itli V (l :itId
put into i: .pt». ill: I \V :II. _»I ll:
VViitIIi ..ui::i ‘ o2 in it, I'IV'
\\i\Ill t‘ iii'd. ll “ill
llI < lllr'l “"\§ ilIiIl \II
fools kI'p' iii the lu' :l‘ri1‘lt‘llllll‘1' i23‘
bl' .‘I.llt.liL‘ Ho 2‘ 12II‘lillw ll‘:"~ I-‘EI' I '
III »;llI'IllIt..I'!I-p2I-1I-llllis.‘.\. " I. 2:
JII’Ittfi
l'l‘ul‘ liliLIllt.
\fjlliit Ii: .lliV :liiniis knell." . air
Val. IIII III :'lI.IIIl2iI tI-i' llii» .li» 'I:I»II. nil lit
hu» iIIIII .llttibiitIId to :I ll ilZIil .ili," oi
i':iIl»I"2 Iiiiwiig; VIl.‘.I ll may I22 li2.- 2.2 .
l‘l‘III'Iuig‘ Id ‘.l2.2 lii.I..pI \VIiI-Il, :IIIoVei'pi.is
ol s;ip.suu bliL-ht oi suli sI'IIbI, iliufr‘t
depruiiitioi.s, ll lI‘ t \l :.u»li iioi .o:ls:illi~
clitsili the suzl liIIIllui tor the tree,
lM-‘\ limi~~.p.,the loo rIp.II Lr2owth of
3‘uiillLI lI‘I’t". run, Iliid the remedies
suL:
.gt"l21_l li.\2 lIt‘I‘ll to illizt \.ii‘:VI:;I-s of
isiI-VV mouth. like the .2I'l.IIl, oli iiuilll
el‘ii exposzzits‘, shortening the Iii'nthIs
VVIIIds" \VhiI-ll ll id In It torn up b3" thel
hulls l2.3 the VIuidsl-lim.
These wI-I ds are so solid that they are
a great In nut-I2 to man and beam under
“"stlI'lI eireullistunees. lmpI-Ih-d byii IieaV‘y
VVilid. they Lm with force I‘lltillgll‘lu kill
a horse, and a human being is" in great
danger if he cannot git out of the track
of these liloiisters when they are running
before a hurrieaiw UK“ in Izise of It prairie
tire. —2 “Trill-{cl I [CHILI JIIQU‘IHH'.
*—
I 5th Game.
A new game I2 :Illed ringoal has collie
into faVor iii F IiLr. land, and forms an ad»
dition
fusliionalle out door gatherings. The
g: .lme requires two Lro: ils' ilrtli'e shape of
nets, guns. hoops rind sliI ks. 'I he hoop
is thrown to and fro bItVVeell the pluV
Chi. the thrower senrillL' one pointi each
timi- thilt he slit 1‘ (‘I‘Ils in sending: the
hoop past his opnomut into the goal.
This the other player tries‘ to preVent by
Catching the hoop on one or both of his
sticks, and if he is suI I'essful he throws
it bar I; to Ii'fs22oppoue lit in order, if pos-
able to net it into his goal
-.——
Efl‘ect of Eating Arsenic.
Till» fXIIIl state of affairs brought
about I), ZII‘sI‘IlCt Iatilig, according to
the .\I w lurk 1 mt is" ii diminution of
the strength of the blood; the tapillary
blood \Is‘l' ‘23 are stopped from workin";
till end» (If llII‘ blood Vessels are killI‘fi;
no bio id is supplied to the skin, and
(I: c: e.i| reason for the \\ hite transparent
llatIiII of II: c skin is that it is practically
deud. If the result of arsenic eating is
the highly transparent state of thel skin,
and if th. scan only result {Turn the kill-
in" of b and vessels, the claim that there
is no harm in the habit be Iomes an ab-
surdity.
A 5011.0! King Bell, of Common,
'VAtrica. is Apprenticcd to I «meter in
Alma-1.603”!-
.-.
t.) tennis zit golden pzlrties sand »
i of tililk to 1 pound of buttel
' 54 pounds;
of“ the [lily lit 3I:lr's LIl‘IIIVl‘h :i’. III! II: id
of tin-season \\ isliiI-2 r with :I w. ‘.I.t VIII of
eopp. rIl». ,IIiit \\|lll lIiI .lli:\I r<:il .Id
mission that tin-re VV'II» ll-I VI-i‘V" Lelieiiil
ALVIII-lIiI-lit :I» to the III .se», Iiiili no IIIII‘
tiiili pi- VI iiliV-I hllun it b. 2" I III ili‘. I sti
gnlmn» :i: lllt .\I W \oik \LIIIIIiltili il l. \.
penliiIut\1.iIi2>li.iltIIII.I.:i, stlI :iLIlII'iI
the be: iIl lII-‘I'wiilIlluiI IIlIIIi’tailied b3
t"lI‘
liiiili3 ll.:il lllI' disease is I‘.ili»I2d by SIM‘
I‘ll'iI IICII'lQ“ ;:i, all :Iliiiiizil or .Iill iii
I‘l the Imu- st LIr:-IIII and it VV is
fol lid I.I It lill Ilisi .IsI ill: i3" be iI tlI»2 luIIIll
filth ha :Iil l.3‘ ti»sllI~ bV ili2-I ‘ inn with
genus from «IN Isv d tiuues. dial II in! it
is not I'.»lliiIliiiiiI ;-IIIII In the ill: II . ol the
disc :i»I litter tlII LII-nus II illIIVIII I23
filtl: IllIIlI. Illltl :i.» the lisziit III a loliL s.-
ries of I-.\p2 liiiiI Iil< it i.» st itII-,Il :is pi.~V‘2I n
b3 both Ili: ml and iii lllll
tiul t\iill' llII, lllll :I »pI‘I’.I
terii i» the real and only euuw
blight, and lliiil a rapid and slIV't‘lllt‘lll
frv\\lll of fill t I - broiiL- lit :ili.. lit in
llLIll I illtil :ltiutl or I-tlii Ieri» e i.» :l “Ioli2li~
tion \VIliI ll I IV ols the disc. Ise. 'llie bzll2
tcrla mii3 kI- 2IIp aliVI- iii bl' :2mI III M Ill flout
the the and r.- m IillitlL: ill \\ .~ilI r or \\III ii
fulle ii on moist L‘iIIIIIlIl, until the lollow-
In: season, VVliIli the germs. beiligear-
tied iilmllt b3 the wind or IvlllIIui e in
the spring. com:- in IIIXII ..It With It: :illily
nelV IlIliIlll" t'.s»ues or blossoms and.
bin lilLr m: tIlt‘ il pe liii: no .it lIulLImI lit the
diseuse »ooll .il'ItI lVV lids .ip penis iii il still
dell blue kI IiiiiLr oi tllI lealcs, thus
demons: ruling the liII~2»sit_V ot promptly
dis aniliLv .ilI bliLIIhlId limbs; \..-.
IVw/I ll.2
‘III'
I in um Liti-
I. l.:l.d of Inle—
of pezli‘
!.
Quantity III‘ 3! lk Required for But»
ll‘l‘.»
llIIVV liiui'li tom’s re'IpiileIl to make
one pound of blltlei depends upon »o
nlilliy I III umst. till I .» as to le lideI i ii iii:-
poss‘ible to estimate upon am certain
quantity as" the proper proportion. No
two breeds of cattle possess the same
qll:ilitiI.ltiolis, iiiId there is no herd
one breed tirade up of Ions alike ili I‘:l-
piilit3 forI'I‘itllIrtliilkol butts Hill. is
I Varl: ‘III III sill-stI‘IIIIIIIultII eVIli \IliIIllsil1iiI2
pilrtiI ul: ir coVV lll: Iy be s. In lI-II loi I \~
{:erilile tit iii the pIIiIIuI tion of llll II." and
Ill“! she will fail to L-iVII a uniform
quantit3 ot mill. oi the s- .2ImI Iliialit3 from
one Ilii3 to. ‘2".iiIIIthIi The seasons ilitluellie
the 3 iell as is »hoVVli bl the tii: II of
cow silo 'LlI‘II for piir iosII< of I \pei'IilliIllt.
AlloVViiiL- two pounds" of milk to l‘I'Iple
lent one quart, the l'I'IIo‘lII shows tlliit in
Jiliiuilry IrI-m fifteen pounds of milk one .
pound ot butler VViis piotli lI'I,III \\ Ilile lii
chruIll'y l p ulll ot bultI-l “as made
from It pounds of milk. ”III: we months
be 'Illg winter months. thIn "T‘I‘I ii food is
usllzill3 am 06, it would naturally be 32 11%
posed that in summer the cow VVou II
giVe Ii lzlr _:er quantity of butter from ii
lVeIi quantity of milk than she would
u “inter, bllt her round was 21 pounds
in March,
:9 pounds of milk for l p lulld of but:
er
in April, and :2“ pounds of '
milk for 1 . pound of butter in
MaV. the quantity of lnilk required
to produle ii pound of butter (lining
the remainder of the year “its: Fol Julie,
Jilly 2': pounds; August, ‘35
minds, September. ‘32 pounds; 0e
obcr,18 pounds; November, iIi pounds,
Ind December“ 19 pounds. It does not
imply that during the summer scnsIlll
the quantity of milk 3ielded by the cow
was less than that Viel led in winter. but
it. was not as fill: in cream. These
changes were effcc,tcd not by the quart» ‘
tity of the food, but by its quiilitV", as
the cow had abundant piistumge in June,
Ilthouuh it required fifty foul? pounds of
milk to produce one pound of butter
duliu2r the month. November to March
ore periods of the year when cows are.“
fed on concentrated food, and, conse-
tueutly, they reeech more attention from 5
e dairyman. The yield of milk may
be less, but the proportionate quantitV
of butter may be greater. The time of
calving- also affects the quality. while;
as well as the g
the severity of the cold,
shelter and protection given It, must also
be c: insidered. The experiment shows
how dilllcult it is to estimate upon the
butter production of a cow. The food
and its quality is the most important
feature of management and the tests of
cows for a weeko only may not. represent
the capacity for a longer time. No mat-
ter what the. breed may be, upon the
management depends the value and ca»
purity of the animal
Farm ond Garden Notes.
Cse every endeavor to induce the birds
to build am the house and barn, ”they
era the belt insect extermination. .
Buttermilk thickened with what“
niddlinpad ground outs, with plutyll
lof gm is the best food for growing
l pig‘s
I let me weeds grow for greens, but
Ltruw mustard Iiiid kale, and keep the
, e, .lrdi i2. cle. in.
I ‘:2.bbaL'Ics delight in fre quent cultiV a-
tiou. and cannot be wolked too often
» If we I2ss.ir3", the hoe should be used flux
to p‘nuis". I
\Vheil poultry are confined tof con»
stric ted rims doilt. neglect: to supply
them lillemilly with pounded oyster and
clam shell'\
A d: liryman advises against the common
pm tire of SI llillgthe calves and rel3ing
upon bli3illLr fresh cows as Vcr3 risky,
and often e:lu»inLI loss.
Sheep droIlpinLIs are hiLrlll3 COIICOII2
truted, and should be carefully su‘cd,
the best mode of so doing,r bciuxc,r to mix
them with tile compost heap.
It is title that it is better not to pick
the small fruit than to mix the berries.
Quantity does not pay as well as quality,
if the I-olllillissiun merchant is faithful.
lie. is carrots parsnips and turnips
are not null acceptable for feeding pur«
poses of theillse l\ e s,but they also promote
digestion and kCI p stock ill good Condi
and armies of vermin and in ii foul at. ‘
mosphere, with o comfortable hoggist
grunt; for ahog is much of II philoso '
phcr and makes the. best of his “muni
fest. destiny “ Ctlltlillc chickens, Ii calf
a sheep, or even Ii neat. housekeeper, in a
IVOV. or rail pen, like ii. hog, and see how
the ir quartets would look in a mouth on
It year.
\\ TVVo Soted. \‘ew Yorkers,
t. the corner of Ann and Nassau
stn Its is llc'my George‘s otfice, says at
NC \ork letter to the .~\lb:iu3 Journal
About a stone 5 throw to the northeast on
Beekmilu is I) DolloVan flossa‘s. A little
further In the some direction is thes sane
tuill of Silewitsch mid Joins the radical
and tlLreressiVe Soeialists Before .lohilnu
Most. was sent to i.lil for political bl: Is.
pliemV he hild his deli In thes smile neiLrh-
bolllood. And all about is the host of 2‘
big and little puch and our: wines that
repleseiit every shade of opinion and
most of the liinLruuL res under the sun.
The Vicinity h: is come to be so lllllI ll the .
stumping ground of men with notions .
about reform that one I‘: In IllllIllV‘ put his
head out of the window without see in: a 1
pair of them passing: b3. The most frev
Iplelltly seen file IIs‘ of note are those of
litill.
\\ hell a young tics runs up in height
Iwith but. few slronLr brooches" and a
sh 2mIer trunk the top should be ti‘illlilled
off a few iiiilies, especially of the main
shoots
It is best not to silo“ a tree so to over
loud itse IIf with fruit :is to I olllpel the. use i
of props" to the limbs. The fruit should
be I‘llilllll‘tl out, lI-uVinL' only the
I'IIIIII‘I st
Vl‘lii III'»’2 -l'i.-‘“ I: says tllzlt the f:2ll‘lilll
i.l .I pit .s‘ out his t. itlest and best slIIep
:iI.Ii Lilli: Is tis- ll \\lll i ..tiIl :Iiltl' a time
his lltiI k »o Ilii lll:‘. IiI|\\ Ii th. ibml} \\ :li
I at". to buy, - 7
Young; turkeys" over ten weeks old :ll'I‘
usually past IlIInL-22r. They will be
ti llIII‘l until they simll linVI-
I» ll :ifII-II‘ lli:ll tililII
limit «hicks. ..-
IlliiEI-Il milk is l'I-I'uillliieliilell
I2lii‘e lI'l‘ II>2Is-»ii22»s‘ iii colts,
llizzll beings. or .1
For lVl\\ Ts"
fei \\ ith a spoon.
liy tevilinLr the oats Illlllll‘t'sllt‘tl.
saV 2." the labor of llile»liill;:, :IIIII
the Sll:l\\‘ and groin lI-2 e~tliIr iti
stumm h, _2_2'I.'i2 1: :i b I: I-r IliIIestiI-li
lmti i ti; ill VV he ll lit! 3 are II II separate.
the red fave,
they will be h:ii'.liIIr
as :i sure
or llll2
viii". ix l‘l‘l Ilil: iII‘Ii
it must b:2 Iill‘rfIilly
I‘:ll\I'»,
:Is
I'lioleii.
we
also get
the
of
Ill turning VII-eds linIlIIl the work will
be l?i:'-I\V I. no ::3‘ i.li‘x ss they lu' colilpll to
I). I2...I2i'I2d, its .2IiV".i.llL’ the roots only
liliil lI- .Lilin I the twl» u it of tll- ground
will pII rlii: t tlII lit to I .I: iii: iii2. I roVViliL 2.
UpIIli sliI‘IIls iii the bani 3ard lire 512,-.
Vieeuble in prol iIliug shade iii the sum-
iii. r :iIi-l ill :itl'orIIiiL,r l‘lt-lt‘t‘il'tll from
di'iViz-Lv »t.irllis‘ in winter I'.\‘Ijl'3' barn
3‘:ii‘Il »h Iuhl liiiVI- an opening shed, if
rotiVI‘lilI iit.
It costs Very little to plant trees along
tIiI rozld, and when they shall rII:lI‘Ii :l
f:i.r si/II they VVilI ilIlil suliletliiilLt to the
Value of the firm. .\lll'lII‘lI\'I‘liI'.“s’ is of»
ten :ls lIVuI-li Value :25 fertility when dis
podnLr of a farm.
The I2;il'liest Lima lIt‘Illl\‘,\\‘lliI‘li :Il'I‘ usu
ally found near the lower pirtsof the
\ lines, should not b.- piI‘keIl until enough
IIIIVI III-I'll Hill|\\'I'Il ll) Vlr3' fur >(‘I‘\l, Ils‘
lll'\l sI II<IIII lllt'3' will produce earlier"
than the higher erown sci-d.
'\\'Iiere »hI-I~p :VI‘II troubled with flies"
and lii"l2_:2_:ots' they rapidly I tI2I»h. ils‘
lhei‘ LIIII hilt little test and llzlle no uppe-
tilcs. Ilzllilppdstures me also iliiulious
ofle II I“ :IllsinLr font lot.
uIVV: i3slVI2 slieltei ed at night.
I‘ .lrruts‘ :lrc Valuable food for all
kinds of stosk, and {ion bushels may be
raised on Ilil tlI‘l‘I‘, but turnips are grown
INI‘
.IS
ill pl'efel'eln‘e, because they germinate
from the sved sooner. illid are not easily
oVI-rruii \\ illi L-"i'as's ilill words.
It isliot ~generally known that liyzlciutll
and tulip bulbs, lifted aftI-l the foliage
beL-ilis' to die klpl ill a cool dry plIlV e
thioliL'll thI silllillllralid reset iii October,
prodIiIIr the most abundant and perfect
flow. is This" Is worthy of trial.
'Ilie while and brown Leghorn fowls
lII‘L'ili to lily when only tiVe months old.
They are lluli~setters, lily white eggs, ilnd
ruiik V'el'3 high as erguprodueels. They
:re sumll in size, and doubt
Ill-we V'el‘,
.ilisVVII r a». we ll for ill: iIkI-t us do the longer
ler‘. ITS
.\ fast horse is not the best for the
p‘ow or ciiltiV'Iitnr, as such horses not
only won IIVhau»! tlieiliselV"Is, but the
di': \I-l aim. The best work eiin usuilll3
be II me u ith a slow animal, as the erass
and \\I eds can thus mor\e elsil3 be de
stioyed
IliII St. Louis" li’epuhlidm says not a
few of our ploLIIessiVe tallncis are ildopt-
iilg :l metiIe Ioillliion :illiong l2. iiLrlisli
:lLrl'ieIlliIirists and growing carrots as
.l llt‘l l Ito}. 'I‘ll- V 12: IiIIV'e there is no
be 2ItII r root fol coVV s and horses, Shl‘l' 2p and
.oxeu. I allots I :Ius'e other food groin,
for example to digest more easily.
Ihe food that is gchn the hell should
contain all the ele‘. nents that exist in the
IILILI. Illese are found ill VVheat, outs
corn, bran, linseed, crushed bone
must lid se,cd suntlowcr seed. and
. VchI-t table mzittI r. Reasonable mixture
of all of these, varied moi "e. or less with
the .ud of crushed limestone or g\ 'psum,
VVoull afford eV cry element called fol to
pioIluIe a constant 3 ieltl of eggs.
Water the lawn. if it can be continued a
occasionally, in u long drought. Omit»
mental beds, such as those in ribbon
style, ete., should be. at their best when
i cool nights come, and the different kinds
.SIIOHIII be kc it from running into one
Eililolher. .ludieious pruning will keep
them ill order. It is not advisable to
j Stu esee ds, unless from very choice plants.
’ I ut away all faded flow or clusters, unless
s.c-2ds of these are wanted.
A prolific pro3ocation of bloody
murmiu is dr. liking stagnant water.
llottonl binds that have been recently In-
ulldated, marshes and low-lying, cluy-
calcareous soils are all favorable to its
deV elopmeut, and this season is likely to
produce it. in many places. For the pro-
tcctior. of other animals" as well as of
men, too much care cannot be taken to
"bury the carcarwes of deceased animals
, very deep, and at adistance from run»
uing or still water liable to be used by
other animals.
Newly planted trees often suffer ap-
pillelltly for want of water, when rcaIlV
there is muih moisture in the soil. This
usual 13‘ comes from the earth not having
been packed ill tightly about the roots at
planting. Hence-,1: good plan in such
cases is to pound the earth with a heavy
rammer around the trees. After this
:practice it will be noted often that. the
gearth looks quite dump in the morning
where it. seemed hard and dry before.
This is simply the pulverizing of the soil
so much insisted on by gardeners of the
old school.
A hog. says the New Orleans Picayune,
is natuaallv decent and likes clan
quarters and a clean bed; but to confine
him on thirty or forty aqua-e feet of
ground, orphnk floor, hwith no chance
himsekdeceu gh I: lose- his self
.333 decency And tendon In
blunt“: thehot min haunting“
"l he sheep should
lir. .‘li II-l3llli and Mr. George. The latter
trumps aloliL' thew Ilk with llis IloIIII well
tip ill the air colislIle ring the breV‘ity of
his body. He usu: Illy wears :1 plain blue
. l..IllllIi suit and a soft Iiat- \\ hell he is
iSIlllllL,’ out on ii juutlit‘)‘ he \Vears L‘Ila3
; I Iotlli s all. I .1 tall white It: It. He 0; Illies
a bilLr li his hand and Wu iks briskly, fre-
que 2li'il3 IonsuitillL» his" VVIIII II who ‘H on ,
the st: lit III lIii',lIilI- I lie proIIIeds sloVVl3
ll» lllill“l and suit ' his b:i_LI to and fro.
lll‘
VV Ii» IIoIt. till a d:.2l.
IuII.IIl~blim:uI-.i sIIIIVV hat.
folio is bent us he \l;I.i.s and
M I‘III.‘ III In" li .t‘llii:.l
IIIisiig»:lllirIli is szi3 in:
alone. He I‘lllll \il'. 'IIXLNI ti»ll:IIl3‘ lunch
:2: :i popular French tI2»l:luraiit on llll‘ '
street at about li Il!‘~l.:I»l l\\0_ (in ..r gum-p
... .1) ... . ....
.\lI' Illyllll V\'I2;iis bliivk tl‘ou»ers and
.llltl
:l\‘l\.'
alpaca I‘Uitl
Ills Ii.
ill“ I.
intently to who! i.l»l
fur he is seldom
V3.
of their :L\s=.II'i:IlI's iii the ‘ITIIle:::ilttl.t
li»ilIill3 :iI'I‘oIlip.iIl3 ti 2- In. \lr, gym-:42.-
leans" “III‘IV in his Ii. '22:: lillst the will]
VV i:‘ .i his I limw on Ilu» t:i.Ile and his eye»
hilt-l i-.Il llr. .\l-2~I3‘Ii:i
slnopiilLI' :ittit.i.le and listens IIIIVI-lytu
\VIIIII may be said. He is I about
IIiileI iiiLr into coliV‘I2Is2.‘.inll public
place, but he is" :Is t’ cut :is I222
on the II2I2tui"c plIIllI-I'iII These IVVI" ll’nl
lmVe become one o: the Sights I‘l Eliv
town and are itiV:lI..b.3‘ pointed out by
friends to one :lll-JllLI‘r.
...-
Preservation of food in Siberia.
To uppreriutv :liI- .erity of tlic I‘l.~
mute of North. I :i \.bcri:l. it is only
live Iss'ary. to Illllll. ? .2Illd the [nautical .
purposes it is made II» sI rVe. 'I‘III entire
Ioulitiy is used .i» :I V :s': r: fIi .{I‘Illll‘l’ ill
presetV‘iliL' iirli. 2.2» of to d.
One day :III’IIVI'iI'i‘. diningiit Tolusk oil
,3 llllllilll f\\\\l, :Iskml liu\\‘ long the [sin]
bud lii't‘ll kille l. 'l‘h landlord elilielilly
softened his reply us much its possible,
knowing: the repllgiluuee of llllL‘l. fIil‘I-iLI'li~
ers to any food not Ii'illl‘ fresh.
“Two months only.“ he said.
day more.“
No pree: :llitiolis ar-
pl'r se. .- V iltion of In l'l,
il»t'lf. \ciirl3 all
beginning of til!
[It‘t'st‘l‘Vt's‘ his
fill
in
‘II.
II t..ii.I'l
,<
“Not a-
l'eplired for the
“or it t: Ikes (“are of,
Iu'IIiers kill, ill the
vol I \VI2.ItIic r, a sutli»
cir-nt number o Rounds to furnish pun
Visions" for tlleI itire winter, and allow
the unfit to fret ze. There is no fear of
'aliy food I2II.-illL2iliLr in such a tempera-
ture. The fish bewillo so solid illid stiff
that they lu‘t‘ set up IIll their tails against
the \\ ails of the In irke 2ts, be the t: -ilI ever
so l mg, and the fish II Ver so hear V.
Often fruits pr. serVed in i t,‘ 311' plated
upon the table of the \ii-I-zr iln eVenillL- .
mind. the method of keeping them being 1'
similar to tli It employed with meats. ‘
A. >00" as the se‘. ere cold sets in, they »
tire exposed to the air, if possible toward ,
the. “Ul'lll, where there is no son to H‘ill‘ll
them; they thus beeolile I'otllpletely
fl'ovi- ll. V
\\ be u e. lten the3 are found to have re-
t2 2IiliIId their tluV or III in cliouslr, nIltw ith»
st: mditig,r their change from a frorell
rigidity to the thawed state IieIIess'tirV for
use. At the moment of being served the~
are usually :is hard as wood, and, if they
chime.- to full, rattle like stones upon the
floor. The hell of the room gradually
softens them, and they .:iss‘ume their
original forll .—~- )‘uutli‘a t‘onquuimt.
Butter Samplers.
All item has been float iliLIuroulld about
the horrible I Iillditioli iii which a tea-
tiistel' found his stoilme II in tin coulse of
time I»: lilployed on South \\ .iter street 3
the I'I‘ are. probably it doze In melt VV ho are 5
or soon \\ ill be physii :ll wrecks because ‘
of't lle ir (lee iipiitioll, which is that of ._
biiItIl" sampler. .\'o matte r llu\\' pure or .
impure the Lroods, thcyt t:t»te all and
iudLruielit upon the grade. Blltterlllo,
too. is sampled and declared of cheap or
supeiioi quality. It onl3 requires a few
m- l-litlls to a. quire. .i positiw .IIpItite for
buttel, and the taster VV lien not e mployed
freipieiill3 Visits the cellul to "ratify his
IliiVlllLr Some men haV I2 followed the
e: thing for a dozen 3eiil's before they
have broken do“ n others only Ii few
months: but the collapse is sure to come,
and the llllttei -t.2i.s‘ter becomes a d3spe l-
tie of the worst type. It is lrobab e
that other me ills of pil‘xs‘iiiLr on t e qual-
ity of the product will be deViSId in the
,llear future, as it is understood acom-
5 mission merchant has a SI heme to that.
i end In View—Chimgo 'lribuiic.
straining Water for Gold.
“W ould you believe it “ said an en—
giiiver of go. Id watch clscs, “that the
wa.er in which I VVush lily face and
hands In cry evening just before having
the shop is kept bV my employers an
afterward strained through a sieve? It
seems incredible. still it is a fact. Other-
wise the firm would lose a Valuable
amount of gold. Y on see, the spec. ks of
gold that we ell off fasten themselvesto
our hands and aces and sometimes fly
into our hair or full to our aprons, In a
shop containingI a bi" corps of engravers
the amount which 3thus sprinkles the
workmen reaches a high Viilue' In a few
days.
“The water in which our aprons are
washed is stmiued in the same way.
Our aprons are furnished us by the firm.
We are never permitted to take them out
of the shop. My employers thus surei
fully $2, 000 a yeah—Non York Sun.
A Garden Barometer.
One of the simplest of barometers Is 8
~ spider‘ 5 web “2" lion there is a prospect
of min or wind, the Spider shortens the
filaments from which its web is sus-
pended and leaves things In this state as
lougas the weather is variable. If the
insect elongates its threads, it is a sign
of fine calm weather, the duration.
of which may be judged by the length
to which the threads are let out If the
spider remains inactive it: is a sign of rain -
; Thcll oul spokesuuuls said
2 “e have a I ommullie iltiou for 3o“
“ ellet'ls t-f Ilissillulinli
‘ gloomy. dflpuutlrlll fuelling .llnppeared.
‘ by I‘. 1. “mm x In,
but if, on the contrary, it keeps at work
during a rain, the latter will not last
long, and will be followed by tinel
weather. Otherobmtfations hum taughtl
that the spider molte- changes' in its webl
every twenty-four hours, and that it'
We“: mnade‘ II the evening
Mindoro “mega night will be clue; .
M—
, PI... “mm-mm
(‘oerciug 1 King.
\ illiam “K “all, one of till-Citizens
Committee of Thirteen that called oil.
Kingh Killakuua
-
he Sign the new Constitution or ubdicatc,
- was ill I hiIquo recently. and he told of
lIollllliitliIe s V Sit.
reporter about, the
Mr. “all say s,
“\\ II tiled illto the pillaee,‘
and found him sitting at a desk.
VVas friLIhteliId iind comili: ltur3.
ilsked its to be seated, but \V e IleIlilled.
‘\ out Mil: st3‘,
:liid
handed him the document, and then told
him that if no answer ““5 leceiVed ill
‘ tVVIIllty- four houls “(2 would conclude he
‘ dc. lined to accede to our demand.
did not feel uneasy when we left.
had formed ll seI ret league. and had 300
I2-:ize nsswo: :2 in all of whom were mem-
bers oi the l3 loI ill militia voliipan3
lie had on I but policemen and shift
I\' lliLIr liked the soc iet3 of adl eilturers who
came oVer from San l2 nine isco better than
that of business melt, tllltl tlle3 beat him
regularly at poker lltlt his crowning
thraVaLrallIe was filling out a wiin- -III«
“or at .l Inst of $so, Into oi $1 eileli for ;
. chiy
lli.lll, VV'oill:ln,iillIl Iliild in the
whole group.
-..
The [doll and the I. limb.
Moxie and the rulliselII is are li' lend» ilt List.
It was thought it would iiljllri IluI tradl.
.\o\\ the V lue lllttkllu: ll. ost iliolle 3 oil it and do
no lmrui, while the old Illiliker 1m to i\ it
'llmlil. hon-I that it bids highest on ‘llt liquor .
VIII ille‘l‘ spuI kIIL
'lli-2 Allnlleiiil people halo grown to be the
. til: »I In rV: oil» and itltI2 ‘2lI- 'I III. II in tin \Voild. It
i» qlilll‘ lu. kV llltll II. --I \luViI \“erVI nod has
to ill I2 along to sustain both It bids low to bI
lbetmiill»: :IV of the IIVI-l- VVI l'2kui and “\I‘l-
\lltlllllziteml iis “II III Ii.- ll! be :Ibli tn l'u litV ll. II
hummus sell it .
'l in: i it} of I arts is sl; VI\\|I bV IltiiII'.Ii stalIs~
l 3I~ar LI EH“
' s of \‘Vllu
,iurs, :liIIl
ml Inter
.II ll.
and l1.
1: Illot.
...i
Ililu (ll
\tuitlls‘
VIII-Inn!
..g- murmur and .2VI»r 22! I
ihllis III
liiilILII II\Ir
beet.
A Stu! (use of Poisoning
l» {hot I l :i iii..t. or our .‘t .IIIIII led VVil‘.
IiiHlilL’IMlltllV I I'l~ :I—ill
» u - lililui: illI-li .lI ll.l‘ b2. Iu‘ .
\. .‘Ilnl Ill‘l‘.l\«‘\ Hf
he s. lrnu .l.-s . .ii.
2t2l‘.illi II\ I It‘l‘l‘.
tlij. IImIli' (In: T.
I I "III III Ill_\
III i2~us us Dr.
Ii- <. I \Vr\ ‘ \Vlili'li
mu .. I I .iimI-vl fur ll.
Ills"
III'
.. ‘I
s. lungs-Ir
I 2 ”vii viii. l-I i:i»‘.tiL
i|2ltll.‘l_th2 1"\I!\ll.llll
Ii iisl‘I'..»2it ...
I"||\V‘ll ilse ll
ublrii .‘Il‘tlllttl
\lil'i!‘l‘\1§>llll‘
‘\ :ii.
‘ .. lie».
lil“\l'l
l.ll»killl: up at tho ltruuglyr.
M ILIIILI-ih l-.l'tlt~sliip
Tins-A :Il.»
..I, \\ III-re
I‘ it.
I». built.
\\'li.it «all In no ~'lI2 Ill V|L’"|K .III'i ‘.I. i-niw» Ill».
V:'~l»tili.:.t'1:;ili l-2 22.: in ii rnolii VVi2 i .I "\l\l"l
\VliI. i.» trI-Ii I u Itb I :iit Il‘i'li. and ha» to i.l. p
l - lthim: and . ll :Iiltig hisui lit-r Ihvual of tin
llt\I\ Ii< \‘llll b Iliop< into it“ Nil II I“ isI-ns :liI
.Vlu iVstu In pit: .2 I if the 2\ ti I luv :1" the -Iii2
»II!VI2» and tall. II II ll tlu Vlrl I222. \IIL’V“~ I‘.I-
l.lt l'li lielliI-IIV [III III i.l-I'll be me tiiilun‘.
'Iitlt: IIIII2'lriI ital I Is tinIV list-Ii till suLIV' Ilftlit‘
IJ‘IIIIHII IIlliiIil»:2.» lilies.
‘ ‘ ‘ ' II“ .; i"2tI t'.VdII-.IllV l sired. iIIsu nil-I
II! It palti 2u:iII\
s" llisl-etisurV Medi—
\.
lliillI-r» and It». I .2 l‘ulligl;
Hm I tits In stumps \\ url
Val \ssI-II.VIIIII IZMifTubI \. 3
l‘lIii IN I l‘lll\ I l. ii iii» to h. IV. ll2 .Izll Fl
\\. .ltilil liI't“\fl II-IIIVV old
vl._i
llrukcn I‘Sii,
In 2i.“ ,\- hm
‘Ilov u. (“41‘ mend: anything:
mulllisss. Wood Free \ ”L: a:
IVII‘ I I-f is itlltiu- hate, and ii .2 life up! ,. 13mg
lu-luIIlV In: I «inn-ll :lk
Do Not Neglect
Ttiut tired feeltn... lmpurv- lull-Isl III-Ire.“ afln-r cat tug,
[sun- in the buck. headuche: Ivr rltnilor urns-lions till
' outm- powerful \llsrailruldllui a firm tol-lhnld. and
rennet-y inllft‘mult. prrhup-Inu-Inlbte. Tuke Hand‘-
Mmplrtlln, the defender of health. In (title to ban
on all bad feeling. Ind restom V-ou loperfeI-t health.
I "When! tool lbs-I‘- Sautparttla that heroines:
In ml Ituutneli left.lhe Iliillueu In my head. Ind the
I began to
.etltmxuer, in) blood (alum better vireulutlnn. tho
5" coldness In my hunt- und feel lrtl me. and my tld
If)! do not bother me on before."
tome: At Law Millennium. o.
Hood’s Sarsa pa rilla
Sold by nil drilggtitl .1. It! for 3“ l Nyml only
Apothoeanes, home It, Mon.
[00 Doses One Dollara
Li. \\‘. Ht 1.1.. At
iCOCKLE’S
VANTl-BILIOUS
PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY '
bar I In r “I III. lmllxesltolt. eh hr- o from M.- r
I IIrV ; contain» uuh l‘2ltn \ I m t I‘llill li. ..r 22‘ .ltI tits
Allen! 1' .\. l Itl’l‘Tli‘.\'l‘(|\. \e“ \ orb.
DIE SlY
.V st VIII»: ct In: For:
INDIGFS’I‘ION and DI SPFPSI -\.
IIVI er Emil t‘hytb lam hove. sent us their approval of E
I‘llt-ESTtl. 15., will: that It Is the best preparation
{or tudlflsllou thul they M‘s 9V er used
We have IIQ‘\ er heard of A one of Dyspep
Illl-F\‘T\L IN st taken {but was not I2 u
FOR MOLE“ IIFAITUI.
IT “"ld. I I “F. THF. MUST AI}I-R.\\ ATE
IT ".1. St‘ul‘ \ IIMITISIV‘ l\' PREV
IT W REL "EYE I‘I\.\.\1II
For Summer I omplnltlts and I til-win: lzirrtl t' .I
whtch m the Illreet results of lm rtee l dige-tlon.
IIIuE'sT‘I' l l.\' will race! all hunted ate cure
Tale DYI-I-‘STY Ll) for all pain: and disorders of
the stomlc h; tho} all conte from Indigestion. Ask
VIVllr dnfrlst for DIGEST\ l. l.\‘ Iprlee Cl per large
bunk“. he duos not bu I2 It tend one dollar to u.
wd we \thl tend A bottle to run expm In-putd.
Do not hcstute to send vuur money. our use [a
minute Estubllshed he run m :2 you-s
\\ 3|. l\ l I) D R sl'(
‘3 .I olut Rt“ 3.
It II n Perfect I‘ll-e.
when
Manufacturing I Int-mints. \ .
1 int: serenely lw‘l“" with
Hily Frrn'fur{menu/flee ”Jam.
1 “(ed Elu‘r l‘rnmi Balm and
the and was mamvfuus. It is
a prefer-t curt.-—»Wm. T. t‘Iirr,
Brat-yttrium [tutu-2. IITlfrtlbeM.
X. J.
. Apply Balm into «all nostril.
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Webster is Standard Authorltv in the
6071 Printing once. and with the II. 5. Su-
reluo Court. It I. recommended by State
gap 'uo (‘80!de In 87 States and by neat;
all of the fCollege Fashion“. Sale 20 to
of anV' other series.
It is n libru-v in than} and contami- the [VII
and the essence of :11 other books. \Vith thi.»
and the Bible, we might. go comfortably Ihrungl
the world uld find no grout Ia ndfpfll‘lfl".
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Your ‘Tan lli‘ 8 Punch" " 2. “pie
sugar und the: ”gulf"? to eve 588W edgthllactloi. i
Aims. thump“ It!
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better than you represent them
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FINE Blooded Cattle, Sheep, H
Booth-3.x for sale Catalogues with 11w
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(aXCEOPATgIC “META; m. Cle would.
Session «She: In or an I
lmureuswmhunf 3l_l_l_l_e_r .fil;_ 12:3:25 per-tor” Stew”:
3: return mil. Ind—ls“
"u’w‘n‘im a. 00%
FREE
during the reteul rcV o- ,
‘lution at Honolulu iltld demanded tluit.
“(I L
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“(22
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The treatment of many thousands of cure
of those chronic weaknesses uld ulstieesm
ailments uliur to feuulco. at the humid:
Hotel on Surgical Institute, Bunnie. N. \‘.,
: bu afforded a vast experience in nicely adapt—
? pillace attendants to back him. for all in: nnfd waging disfilrug‘ljgfllt‘iu‘s for the
! “1'90 “(i u
‘ the replltablee itite us “me with us The 3 C Dr. Plerco’o aworue I'mcrlpllon
is the outgrowth. or result, of thla great and
Vullable experience. Thouuuds of u alimo-
nials. received from patients and from pbyd-
cums who haul noted It in the more or: ru-
Vatcd and obstinate can-n which bud bu
their skill. prol e it to be the u out wonderful
remedy eV el- de\ iced for the will I and cum 0!
sullen women. It is not renmilnelidcd no
"cure-u l,‘ ‘ but as a most perfect Sine-me for
wotnan‘ a peculiar ailments.
AI a powerful lnvl crating Ionic,
It imparts atrengt to whole 93 stem,
and to the womb and its appendaéu In
particular. For overworked. worn out'
ruu— -.“down debilitated tencherl. mtll‘mnrs.
dressmakers. BI-umstress‘s. “Showgirls.“ house~
keepers lilirsin mothers. and treble women
mnemIIV. Dr. icrec‘s Favorite i‘I'I-Imrlption
is the greatest I-zlrtlll3 boon. being Imequ ulcd
as m: appetizinlz cordial and netI-nltlu- tunic.
As a soothing and ulreunlhenlng
nei-V Ine “ laxurite t’n sI riplie Ii ‘ is “life
' IialI-Il and in ilqulimble ill album and sub-
I lltt'lL' nervous excitability. irrltu villty. ex-
I shun, prnst llll‘l). h) storm. spasms and
. V't" .lzstressilut. llt'r \‘IIIIS ls\ [uptozus run]-
luouly attendant utmn fiiziet
disease of the womb. It :I
sleep and II-llcVes in. mint
epuildell. V.
l
l » s I‘t'fflslllnfi
anhirl)‘
Dr. I’leree‘l Fan orltc Pre-crlpllon
h- a le itlmate nu‘die are.
In: IipI liliI t -.l by all I- x pt rleliu II
p'lei. i.lll. iilld tub-lpli-l to “In:
organization. It ts p-i; Ii} up.
composition an .i p. t'2l. IV ban.
I. lets ill am II In litiuti I-f the "
. , "a
'l‘ ' Sh k2 I: .
: an ‘illfl‘ w.
:11 a all-t killul‘ II sV In. -lI
.l...-,< will {Inn 2‘ 2.2 I 3 la ti. “1
“ l in orlle l- rcocrlptlon “ In
th e cure for It. -2 i:.ost I 2 ll pit: in. .
stillate eases of l2 urn; rhea, (IVIII-rsne
painful menstruation, unnatural butrlr§lnng~
prolapslls, or tzillililr [If the Womb. w. .Ik t-m at,
' female Weak-tiers.” unteV I noon. retluVI noon.
in
'If‘.
its
its
hearth ~ duo‘t: Indigenous. chronic enlist s‘i. ll,
int! n and nice ruti on til “I. VVI-il. .» m-
ti. .I uh» II, VI iin rind I. mix rnrfis iu I- \ifl'h‘s.
an" Imprinted with ‘Ilitc tool that."
A- a regulator and prom. ter of tune-
thin Il action. 1! that erill'I "AI pe _rlod III I hang-e
from girlhood t I wotna.1hmkl.‘l~‘:iVoritI X‘ lo
script: ~n is a perfclth‘ ante remutml hi.“ or
end can up Lice only good l’rp‘!‘ its It all
a unity e carious Ind Vulual-le In its Itti- eta
w en mkrri for those client-den: i.l:d III-mums—
meme iuI idem to that late r an”. iv mt I .
period. known as “The I liz2iligr 2 t .' :2tI
“ Flu orlte Preset-l pllou.“ wlu- n taken
in comm-ii m with In use of Dr. l’hrn‘l
Golden Medial! IEIsIIIIVIIry. and small lluutn'e
dose. of Dr. Pier-Iv“: l'llr mltVI- l‘u llets Il.ittle
Liver I‘VI'S'. win-s LiVer. ‘ldlley and "ladder
diseases. 'l'llrir combined use also removal.
blond tullits and abolishes cairn 1221:! and
9.2M: il-Ills bumors‘ {ruin the s3stem.
“ l‘aV orlle Preoerlpflori ” is the only
~.d,2..- 2 for VV'2ninI ‘l, s 7., '.' l3 urinrirlste under
. pu-iIIVe gnarl. .uteé, from the
fa..- tIIlI- rs 12'. m it “I l giVesatis. :lI non Ill i VI ry
ease. or money will be 1“ funded. This gill-nin-
tee has been prltltI d on the bottlikwrap per,
and faithfully burned out for many Verirs.
Larlc bottles rim dos-21v $1 00, or six
boule- tor $5. .
lI-u Luge illustrated Tn ntw on Dist-omen!
Women 127i pages. Amys-r-IoVenIdI, send ten
cents in stamps. Addn-rs.
Wurlil’s Dispensary Indira! Mutation.
883 Main St, DUFF“ N. Y.
PISO‘S CURE FOR
BUSES ml All I." 52'
Mtbgghr‘iy mm
CONE UMII’TVII'N‘I
Plso‘s Cell: mu Cox-
scurrlos is free from
Opium in any form, and
therefore perfectly sifc.
If you have acough with»
out disease of the lungs,
In much the better. A few
times are all you need. But
if you neglect this easy
means of safety. the slight
cough may become it seri»
ous mutter told seV'cral
bottles will be required.
It cannot be asextul that
or or V cm» of I‘ onsuml tioIl may
be cured by this lllfilk‘llb. . but.
it is true that thousands of II V ea
will be saved if they do not de—
loy too long
B3" druggists. 25c.
PISO S CURE FOP,
Ogllfshs RE “kg“: at
w 0 I"
n Inn‘s. ’ u I Ii: :3
N
CONSUMPTION
p.22“
Exalusréiilvnmti
A final Ind‘ cal Work for Young
and Milk! I Ago! Man.
l‘nl ISIlIfl)
(‘A I. l \‘s'l'l
onto-I. Mun. \\' My .
Consulting Physician lore than one million ~ 0
sold. It tr-atsu Ion NerV'sou nnt l‘hvslcal Debt “3‘.-
Premature heel no. Exhaust-Id \‘lull [In
\tgor. null lulpurIttes of th- Blood. 1
by Ill: I'I'ABOII\ .\ Ell]-
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PARKER. . I,
:the untold
mlserlea columni- lit thu- Ion. Contains I‘ll [11.53“
out-stuntlal cull-ops I! lulu Iln -. full gilt. Warrant-(I
the bentglputar mI-dlelil tnmtlse mtiltnbed In uls-
l-Jisrlltlh rupture. I‘rlee only 8t Iy mall. tstpald.
and cont-cued In a plain wra ipet. I VII-tintin-
mmplrhwlf Vou send now
.\awi( this (~7er
MARLIN REPVEVA'I'ING
RIFLE
our III THE
WORLD!
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Gust-n.
tad perm w
cunt: and nbaointely
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km or tmncun
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eon than ohm‘hauo eke»
I" where. W: nmu and Inn- nton‘ uulde
nailed I‘m J A“ MES ll. l.A\C¢\.'i’I‘$R. l’au-
out Al_lo Err, 187B road! 3‘s .Tlily.
‘3. In . We. worth Fax
Itqu not ‘und! the horse“ a tea. a"? B:
Bfewster 31:13:}: Rein” Holder— (20,11qu VIII-3V
3! on. but ts sold at 25 cents a box b_V
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and dc— .
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BOW EL COMPLAINTS
It will III. a few I- Illltl'lu uh: i2 u‘ en t" . Ir but“
dimtl - s. cure I m s, .\ asliis. Smut- PSIumnch.
Hen'tbuv i2 82.2}.- ‘l-2 2 la. ho. R l ltlHF,’ (‘ntill'l‘ll‘
lilurroua visual-n2. IV... . Wind tn the Burch
and al‘ other Interim! l'lllll' ‘
IALARIA IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS CURE.
AND PREVENTED.
There Is not a remain.) IK'U'. int s2.
“Ill cure in \er uld Aizm ‘RIA‘ All Ollie? M2323“
will“? . othrrkteveraa‘iddi“ t3 R All \‘\ AY'
. .5. so qu e u 3‘
m: I. n- .'.l- \2 nun
It It It not only cures the patient sir-Izod with ‘-
lulu but if Iwopli- expose . to the Mutual
will u ' 2 momma tax:- 20 ran-trIlpsutlten-ty
R- In- If iii mater. and eat » u a I ran her bruins gull"
rut tllt \ “ill pr. -VInt at' a 'k<.
ll Inst 2":th roll-Ins and soon cures Cults. Sor-
Thrust lln-nihitls. l“!¢l|l"|<\ Stlfl Sect all Courts
tkmn and inflammation; “nether ofihe Lungs. Elk
he Vs or l’oru ls
. NEURALGIA,
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RH lll'llA'l‘lS
flea-tactic. TmiuiaeheAV'ukne-vul or Pun In Use 31:!
(‘best or Limbs b) one apt-ill 12102:.
no: cent: per bottle. Sold by droughts.
on. RADWAY’S
SIRSIPIIIIIIIII RESULVBHI!
The Great Blood Purifier.
Forruro-of all chrome Ills-Inset, serum 1. "In!
flint». bSPhtlItieI ‘mupl. .ilut s.CI'fli1lFllFli"l 'vt n I
Vilulllarusm. tile-2h Ihroufc Km- -Iu .qu n. Bry‘i p
Elms. Kl tmy. lumps. r mid I Iver I‘o up. ...it on
p psta. Arrestiuusot the Lungs and I‘ltr :4: porn."
the Mus-l r 2st 2r; r 2 ‘.2.< altll .u l V'I,~-c.
~uld h) In ugaiuts. 3-! in r Baal-.2.
RADVV'AY’S PILLS
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F rtla. gun-.1 :Ii I. s flu" .1 ml: I.» ..." 3, v”
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mon l‘im III-«Helm \\ onus Ring \‘ Gnu. Tar
lea. SI.“ min-um l2' nslvd reent‘hdblm: in. it. h,
In Poison lilt‘bt‘l’ a lls‘hmld llesd.Bclei1§.
Ill-mists. KS \\ ma Jen" u‘tV. S J.
' hOUGHLNPILEé
. Pun-s pliant-ham
; lug Lien‘tlllifl. Internal or other. lute run! and
l emmln-mcdriumb pug . Sumo
50c twmw. r. tiWe ereyoc City.
sunlight: PILLS.
Amsmaftelguu M. 2“} Sk k Headache,
liver (.ng (Mum, Anti-
IIOIIEH: 0" “TAMI-Ian. °°"“"m§2
medians, foul Thumb cam odor; Ask
for “Rough on Count.“ 60:. Drum
llflllllll'o-IITDIITIIIBIIE ““"l Sc.
minions mm with.
SOFTCORNS
'1 UV'TREATED FREE.
ILIVI‘ tr.-..u-l t"ro|.s"_\' no.1 its compll u‘. cal
with “lost Vs (\liIIiIrt‘ul sue "P 8 use \e; tibh
. trniw‘fi. violin-ll 1m: 1.. (5‘
sVulp‘. unis .lf Ill-I2 psV‘ to N In ’30 .. I;.V . I III-V ‘IAER‘Iln
2 smooth.“ II hope-h ss In the I“: p m. flan: m;-
rst dose ~,\nl|tl mu r: ddly Ill» .1 prur an I ll: tel
(hum at .I 3.1 xwotht < o I stpI out. w to
. moi I-d some 2- I)‘ cry hum In; “I. nail kin-wt;
figmm.
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I lot-ulnar tile er: I or our tnIa:nIenl r -. 3-.
“eon-Is ustatlth I “tiring . ...»:22s of Ion; sanding—-
u»- , lhul [...-.- l.- amply-4 a II miner o! I m 2s and
the untteul Ilu- ans! .lli. V v I lo a. VV‘ c-k Mir.
{Ill tilt-r! of ease name. u 'I.I ~03; hour In."
nation-II e'te. s I.“ fur rre- [ulnllhz'l contain“
tea-z Imuulnk Ten days‘ He stun—m turn "‘1' he.
by mull It you order trial V -- i in :st r l'Tl thl ul-
vent-sellout to us with Jun m- i.l i‘ajxi; I‘ to W
III-
pasta 1* I plteps) Ithlsi no.“ V2- Iy our-veg
; . II. GRI- II.\ V“ ‘Dfifi. .‘l. 0-“
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DR. BAIRD’S GRANULES
Rth[ I AT}; E 'I “B
B0 “ LLS ,l’l RI.
1' Y '1 HE. BLOOD.
TYRE DYfiPEP.
STA . 1’! LBS, .l A.
LAT" A. REA ”a
A( ll!“ l T?3I'Ir:lb‘¢a
‘Rd‘
Due auou' “rites;
thing t“ or tiso-d tore-ml)“.
the hotels."
Another: "They m 1-
dfi‘d no They “
, not plus“ a!
‘ and elm
Dr W. M. BAIRI‘. l‘thsi-I‘lun and Santa 05k.
\\ astllnm 2n .\. J..:uadl2.‘ «2.»! 2.3.! St, New Yak.
Stu aker .\ J. House Assrlllbb. ex- Mldent W“-
glue: 5". .l.. Board uf Health. exloumy Pkg-id“
t‘ l‘.
l Another : “i was cured at a sex are attack of 311::
by thelr use. Cannot too highly express my rm,
for Clem. "
l Lfilsy I; take '1'; they-b1" noslarger t‘tiun u mustag
a u e. per Ix its). - maxim or
m
'Kl' .
null. pasture prepaid Trude supplied b\' \V
druggists.
TRY Tl}!!! A\D \UI \\ ILL HF IU.\'-l_.\t "L.“
W. I... DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
The only“. $3", SEAHIJJS “
Shock: would
eat Cult. "In“ or. and
{git-sum Columns-I. Rattan
ad Lace, on my toe. As V-
:tylba and“ dinnhle II 5"
Moos :35 0r fiéfi
W. 1:05 Dog!' G! ..\S
.2. 50 SI“)? tweets
the 's'hoh. adrcr»
used by other
firms.
.
Boy-s all war thew. L. DOUGLAS” 8110'.
If your desk-rd.” not ”films. soul. sent! your muco-
minim «MW If!“ mm‘fl .. 7"
l l I Ply-ital
5m". £8.13”- hdhcuR-I “(2.. “(fined-mt
u N. III. at- H. Iladrlpbio. h Sold 57 d! W
FRAZEBII‘I‘iss
BM IN 1‘“! W03“
Gcttletienuhr _
2:0qu III—Ills. VII-aw News.“
Grating“ God ‘
Blair’ s Pills. M.”
lugs-1%: round. to P.- ltn.
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