,_ “vii
-)_\.'::i‘f;|l|jg'xll.ir1|\tl! butter, ll lll'lt‘ xall,
'l‘ll i: sax-rt .\' EL. "f AGRICULTURAL.
: Till'lcs (5.“ IS‘TER-NS'I’ llliilc‘T' V I‘i
1‘0 .\ . .' It‘Alt ii:\'.
norm sonwa. K. .\o\ l \ll‘xl‘lt a '_ “l ' “' ' l
n Suiting \I. l‘rtxtnriiur.
(‘rtreful trial has sanded those who
practice xoiling that one rurc of land,
«cll tilled, “Ill support a I ow as long as
.htecactcs of paxttiic and one acre of
.u- allow. it sin rcxxion ol r dips must be
man. of cotirxc. 'I‘hc tirxt irop torut
ill the spring is winter rye, then follow
medium clovcr anion hard grass. tiiuo
r
lltll'\I lltllJI'fl \ I‘ l‘l‘iltK
flow In "or! Vegetable-n.
lie sit-c tin: i'c water is at boiling
pat it lull-71- ttt‘tin; win it the \‘egeta
te.‘ to he cant d I! it is cont or luke
warm. it e la «he» xx and timer “ill sunk
,..,. p in .- ,. “ ,r. .1 p11, ,. ”1,. xamepan thy and atsikl- or pcavincclovcr, orbotli.
or? n... 11:: W. lust “f ““1”. ‘21,“. so oats. or ptax and oatx, Illlllt‘l, t‘nrii atul
:l..tZ it w ll l~ ! L .rx t] .n X} .ix pusxili'g, “‘l'I-Ylllim. Tlit‘ latlt'l‘ no“ tNl. WW) thick to
Ilni b.- .V,-. ;; t; ,; ii,.-i....;1;.:p:...p.g lu‘i p the xtalkx roll, and if to l‘ltls s‘vx
,1 ., . n 1 .. N 1, .‘m. | 1.1,. a". tent of soil in; wix‘ ad-lcd that ot silage.
llw' in 'h‘v l ----r\ .l a: ll 2. J.“ “,— 1.” sud the latter uxcd at‘h-r the ul‘t‘t‘tt gzow
d xlnd~ . ‘ in: crops were froien up. atnl with thc
silage a varn i_\ of root cropx saved and
usl d. how much more cheaply would we
coir) our xtm k through the cntire year. ‘
l‘ tat cx xl.--::T i im l lisff an limit, it"
iexx xtn. \v'. if cw: to twenty ltill’l
uti s “Ill x'.“: c lc? th xe-vf a i Mtiliti'l‘»
5th. or ax in .‘ _\ ax p ... we, |... .. ',., gm! «— t"- w: {a liar-t: No "t1.
(7'! a nr .‘ vi oz. ,. .t \z'llll' ll... s\\ti" _ ‘
and ,‘ .1, I?“ 1 :1 ..1 Hints About slump.
t .cro'x. w in :i .‘“ 1. anti remit r. I have llllltlt‘ sliccp raixinga study all
‘lli‘ ld It‘ be ':- i ,s . .,-.i hrx ..: rii my life. and lll‘nl in tlic Shropshire ‘Iltxl
b-‘tr. \\ .v-i n l 2:. v IV» .un i' a: what is wanted for a general [\lll‘piix’i-
ti . nt: r I . i x..:.i- :...~ It six good 3 .: .x'ln cp lla\c t roxx. d them on line \vools
on Mix tw. x.v \czirx‘ in xltc- . xxion, and produced
t airli-‘gt‘ th-l . ..:. f.u~\\i‘l itwplirc from iambs that would average l‘ltl poundx at
l“t¥I-_\ i» " .3” in? an liuir 'l‘l-I‘ from tin to eleven inoiitlix old. and
old i.gx::,.--i» .t in- :i mi »-‘ lut‘il‘W; v ald-age “lili'lt sold for xiv cciitx‘ a pound cach
frotti'itwo to tll’ c towns I< a t:.ix'akrtt _\c:ir:it home market. .iln‘igaa Kirznrr.
"m“ l“ 'l “‘“l‘ i‘l‘l '~’ " "l‘ “ ““‘l There are pint. .Ifizv few men “b.- have.
with other industries and raise it to e par
with those pursuits before the farmer
can secure a just compensation for his
labor. ,
Farm and Garden Notes.
Do not allow your cattle to drink from
a stagnant pool.
The tlocks atid herds need weeding,
the same as lields.
A good season for ditching, draining
and vhggiug wcl‘s.
The very best mine for a farmer to iii-
vcst in is his form.
If your chickens have the diarrhtca,
give them boiled sweet itiilk.
Rolling upland, with light or gray spin
xoil, \vcll drained, is the best for wheat.
t‘orn colts make .good fuel, amt the
ashes ol‘ corn cubs contain stores of
po:axli. 1
The axscriion is made that potatoes
which grow nearest the surface are most
Htll\_}l‘l‘l to rot.
lluckx‘ can live with a bath once n
week, but they are aquatic enough to
en_;oy a dozen a day.
According to llr. T. H. lloskins the
tomato rot is getting to be about as bad
a dist-axe as the potato rot.
lie sure that your iniich cows have
cnough pure, swict \vatci‘. l‘llsc the
typhoid teveriiiay admonish you.
It is claimed that sweet-cream butter,
though better flavored, does not keep as
well as that from slightly acid cream.
it is charged that the liiiglix‘li sparrow
\ . y‘ , . _
”3““ “‘ d“ “ frd sheep for ttltccn or twenty ycarx who
"W" ‘_ "L l ‘-‘ " “ ~“‘l“"':‘-‘ “”5” can say that tiny found them in cvcry
I» lot ci tr 4,, :w- :.t_-. l’u iw. nti 23"“ \‘tN‘ pr-vtitaldc, and yet more incn could
m: 'I x ’i- 45‘ .i? :t.‘ Hui attxl
[‘7‘ \. - , .vv igv. i .ii mm this 51,, it pf , 1”“, 1““. Ur Wu”.- F": tin-op ‘
‘.s itigtr In i::~u=lii :- it. l-‘Jl nov cr atixant e to the extreme \‘alm'.x 00
ll“. I‘m“ l. l" :l‘“ i" “‘ “ x‘ “r“ “"l‘ cax onullv ltl|l llt'tl l-v other fat .xtm k
Mel NM“ ‘ ’3" '4“ l“ "M‘l‘i 7" 1“" ll" but at tln same lino: ll.c\ Ttll‘ it xx apt to
lul'lt' 1 Ln- to .tll evtictuc the othi r \vav. lil tact,
l ’lfl ‘J- .tnx. ‘ll- fl \ "L’ 1t" i " "‘l' r. in .in: a term of vcaix together no other
“I - l'wl H ‘5“ V" ' "“l " H sto- k slums at tin-at titului‘niitv in HS
tin} arc ri'i tr t n i \\ “'- qu Litmus. ’l llr‘ :n lll who t ointi-an-lx
~" H'Y‘W- 1‘ I“ ‘ l' lllt"llllr\illll llit' i.I".i~xIs Ill 2| fiit‘
t" r; : Yell ») ‘ ‘ lunch of u. :lii rx c\r:1v _\i.t; t'liilx xlic p
._.. ,.. . ~ - 1.. . r‘x 2" - . . . . '
w: ‘ til i H' l - 1‘ 'l l “ ‘ ‘3‘v l!‘l-lll.é: lilt'..l ililt‘ .‘tl .. i -. T't‘v' 1-! i.
M .71 '\ . . 1 , In “no- adxanlage fr: in hrt‘pllt: a few
H‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ hlt‘t p on the tanu ix lhc f.ct thit those
\ I\ ' |
_ Iwrhin ll" taiiivv-rx l iigagcd iii the [llll’\llll
,__ 1 __ 11 , ‘ 7. .. 1‘ ' ll.l\" a «lip ..f uni-l. sonic tat lainhx or
' " ‘ . N ‘ V V ‘ sh: cp scll at a time when but few other
farm products are tcadv for the iiiarkct.
l 11' ‘ ”M 111 £11., “A“ m t 1.“ .i hlonn-y is usually mm: in ill inaud amongr
m 1 PM”, In “111.1,; ,1“ 1 [1‘11 “1‘, an in lilt‘." during tlicxpriiii.r and .x‘nintiict,
h’ r ' lot it ix lli~ti that they are engaged in
5.:inmv: x "ll E. in iv l... pn-p..y.~l in 'r'li‘l‘llltt' ill.“ :‘t-rlte to ln lsold llic tuning
hll H, ‘ 1, ‘. “my”: Lg-Lil-ch .uiainl “mar t oinpiiiiigxiu-p lins-
“L, _ ‘1‘ _ [1 hi u hour. luizuliy with ‘LII'HJI gunning. pic. t\ out an
5pm ‘1 ‘1 ‘1'“: ; 11 ‘1 1 :weui mi” me onifoztal-ic gap in the lllltllt cx. when
u, 1 “W“ h ‘1 .- .2. m. U‘, in“? without it “clarinet .x' l-ti :xuxs would
”,1.” ,4”... 1» _ 7, mp” 1,", fl r a \\llllt‘ lw all oiztgi- and no ll“ ontc.
, ' Ir " ‘3‘" Jr! rm: ‘.
.hxi 'tie :inn .- i. \\ thtt ‘
To thoxe who have tioti. ed how little
tlicv .irc }‘ . -. ll ‘5” “‘ 't _ 1
“pt: . 1 (-1., r“, A”. .,,,. and iniinltul xhccp are I‘m llll' .x‘cvcrcxt cold
n hat h . irx ho ;...-.; .:. g . n n t\\ » i. uu_ ivca‘n r all: :i \vcl. :c-i d. it may xrcin
if or aim-o .~ i: o smut mu». h.- rill two :Ho‘lenxal-Um ith-mmn for
Y'” {pd w”), n . 3.1 p, q... ,f it,“ are slurp f it two tiioutlix. yrt protection ix
31...“ 1.1.1.“. 3,, 3,. 1r". “ N“; the or, u tin-n itnpoitau: tl:;lll;;_.’1ll|I‘ iii-It
v rltllritli .’ f _v . r. H. "l‘" Jail _t\\'- mouths :hau it \vili bc iti the xulr
”m." tln-.: 111.. , 1,. 3,. up}, soup-mi two. It tx not «old weathertliat
\\';:h \~“ x a. \v- I, ,I\ «E. other hurts th p xo Ilillt li ax’ it ix “ct “lather.
{UH-l. “u 1"“: 9,, ”l ,i,.\:,..,.n‘- ,0 NR)": \‘I‘t‘l i‘x :tl\\.i_\'x ti_:\it't‘tl lI) :jt‘ltllig “it,
“1.. fia'r‘uziu ‘l: ... 'ltzif :i: i Z ; «no, and “llt‘n .t sl-cep ix c‘p-Ixcll to a cold
o‘. | = r xiale- int-i LU . L .r.. . ,1. ,...:,r rain. xtn h as \\t‘ are likely 'to have an
h“ . “7.3,..- ; “up, 1.....1 m.- til-undanw cf Illlllll: ihc fall inunthx‘.
finc-t and lrtbl‘l‘n‘. w; ‘-l--x lac; .:.iny and the tl-w‘c :r!x lillcd with water
be ‘1‘ , 3,. l p, h hi or ,_,-,1,........,,;;..“-, . “ha It must be dried out xlowly by the
I!!! [1-1 , 1“,, : licat of tlie‘nvmtual‘s body, Will not oiin
. iriuire the wool but give the sheep bad
_ “N11"... culdx, t atarrh, and reduce the \itslity of
3-.” an S“ It . l'nl \ 21.4 <, _. t hull“? the ‘llt 3'~p tort low cldi. If gond‘ healthy
POlJItIt“ of up l.-:in x N. \\..~h :inl lu-zl lnmi-s :m- 1H ltc n\pcctcd it is therefore
twcntv in :.u‘cx' tirizri and Irv in the dune tIcu-Smfl‘ that the ewes be pro-
ou-n Vttituaiit' tlir‘ ,; x wont iimM to pre tu‘tcd t'rotn storiux'.‘ -Il‘um.’ ll'mld.
. rs :
't't.l burning. \ltllll they )lPlt‘l i‘cadz‘ly to ‘ ‘ , . ~
the touch. serve without paring. kflrllllns: nx a Business.
tilttIIA“ Hist l’ll‘. Thiee cups of
graham lonr, one cup of wheat flour,
tau large tcax‘pouus‘of baking, powder
tuft d “l'lt llll' tl-nni, rub in two
“Farming as a business,“ says l‘ro
fcxsor iiullcy, in [low-«r and Farm, “is
not what It tiax been in the past. It rc
quircx much more intelligence and skill
to farm xuctcnxlitlly now than it did for
half a cup of xzigw-z one be rte-i - g; and liirrly. and tor n variety of reasons.
enotgh chct “lids . "hi In unit.» .l xot't “(lur wants have incrcasi d. 'lhe
ilulzglt, in‘l “ll. « " wvh lt‘xi‘.i:: cutter lu\urics of our fathers have become
and lukv illl‘li' l 1- ‘x r Will-t; Ih ccxxiticx' for our i omfort. We
' fcci .tlitt or must live licttcr. drch
better, do more, work fewer hours. and
we require more in the way of mental
improicnn-nt, aceoniplisliiucnts and the
like. 'l‘hix ix. as it should be. The
farmer should have and xhould enjoy all
th it ix w itliin the reach of the merchant
or prufcsxional man; he is cvl ti cli-
titlcd to more thart the town l‘t"illt tit to
link: up for the ixo'ation of life on the
farm. ,1
“The fact that iountry people do not
have the advantages of the town people,
that farming at the present tune does not
hold out xuch strung inducements to
young men as other occupations, not
only pt‘cvctils the. tow ti bred boy from be-
coming a farmer. but it alx'odraws a large
proportion of the brightest and smartest
boyx from the country to the town, and
“‘erllavt' an the result a much larger nuni~
bcr of the annually-gifted, xhrewd men
of the country engaged in manufactures,
trausfortation. trading, etc, than we rind
farming, amt it naturally follows that
the xniarier men x‘ecure the larger share of
the proceeds of the industries.
.. A nother disadvantage that the farm"
labors
ability possessedfiby men in other indus-
tries is the fact that. improvement in
methods of nianufa lure, trade, transpor~
tation and distribution has
much more rapid than in fsrinin I. These
industries are growing away rom the
production of farm crops. .
“ During the past titty years the
of one man to
manufactured goods and distribute them
to consumers, through the introduction
of iniprotrcd machinery atid application
of scientitio discov-crics, has increased
from tire to one hundred or more
times. We have made no such advance
in growing crops.
“It is true the introduction of large
implements. and the binder and header,
has increased the on incity of one man
ten fold in growing on harvesting wheat,
and haying machinery to nearly as great
‘Sll‘\\ r.“ Tt‘nxii-x‘ , l‘ui :lnce table-
.p.v.m{iils butter in a \ittl“t‘ pan cii tho
stow, and 8.5 xnnti itx :t is "Will ‘i put I“
0hr xinal lililnlt, ruin-rd tine. aid one
q.i.:t of turninx cut in illtt‘; xtii until
tltcv arc brown. then add one heaping
lt‘h‘llvutfillll of xalt. we traspo‘iitzil cl
sugar. one Libh‘xpuonfzil of Four and
h ll :1 «altx’pooiitul of pepper, \llrtllir" for
two minutes At he cud of thix time,
add a cupt'iil of milk or xtoi k and .xiininei
for ‘30 llllllzi!i'<. keeping the saint-pun
coxcreti. Sctvt‘ iiiitucdtatelv.
.\ii Fl ms. >~7tne pint ot‘jlunr, two tea-
Spmnt’uls of biking powder. one tcn
\p«\t\ll:ttl of salt. one ‘flltii'\[\nfiuflll oi
luiitcr. one tali‘cx'poo‘iful of xugar. two
eggs. one put of milk. «MM and silt tho.
flour, baking powder and salt. Rub the
butt-'r and sugar to a cream. add the cg
and but till smooth: thou mix it win
the flour, and, lastly. pour iii the inilh
and best the whole rapidly till very light.
Then pour the batter into buttered '1'!“-
parts or :nu'lin rings with bottoms. tl ling
them about twothirdx full. and bake. in
I quick ovctt.
Bolt rti .‘Il'TTtLV. A“'ash s let of niut»
ton. dredge it well with flour and wrap
in-s cloth. then put it in a pot of hot
water. well salted, and boil according to
Iii". allowing 13 minutes for ever
pound; nerve with drawn butter an
copers, o: shallot sauce made in this way ’
—tnkr half a pint of water in which meat
has been boiled. add swine glass of vitie~
gar and two or three shaliuix cut lino,
and half I teasImoni‘ul of salt: put this
into n saucepan over the tire. add a table
spmiriful of butter. thicken with a tea
spoonful of flour. and let it simmer 13
minutes. It is good with all kinds of
boiled iiicsts.
“omit-:1- liruuztsus.wi‘home the her-
ring: containing the soft roe ithe hard
me: are usually lnrgrri, xcrape. split,
open, cleanse. and carefully talre out the
roe. Then with the thumb Ind tin r
power
door the int-Hume out. lt usual I, an extent in making hay; but we have
t'umesuttt whole. Sprinkle with pepper, only New! 8 your: capacity two or
salt. and n tune chopped green pars c . mm: fold In hulking 00w. Win 0 in t‘0t~
ton growing it is probable that, on the
average. one. man really iroduees less,
orat least no more than 6 did thirty
years ago.
“I‘here is xtill another foetor that is
detrimental to the interests of the farm»
or, and that. is the exhaustion of the virx
‘ gin fertility of the soil. Except in par
2 than of the older settled States, up to
the present time farming has been largely
of the pioneer order, which means cieatu
ing up the land and cropping it in such a
. Way as to produce s crop web the least
i labor, regardless of the exhaustion and
loss of the fertility of the soil, compelx
or-
ltoll on tightly. and tie with tape. leav-
ini.’ the tin and tail outside. Have ready
tome water seasoned with a little vino-
sr. salt and pepper. into which when
tiling put the herrings. Simtncr for
ton minutes. Serve on buttered toast,
nod gnrnish with than)" \uiecly fried)
and pnroley or watercress.
, ~ ~ ‘—
A Novel lode of i‘ntrbing Trent.
There is a plant p.‘pllllrl_\' known as
“Ih~~epvre.d" which grows in great pro-
fuxion around sheep penmhelreits nurse.
This weed is . of decidedly
poisonous or nt‘luit deleterious qualities, lin us now ‘0 ado some . tern of
and the Indian gather n quantity of it i migration that is nrcp‘emrily i: nsivoto
and not it afloat on s Iin the river, l k prod . ;
and standinz down m5; from it they . 2:43;. load an a mm: a it did
thrush i‘ with "9‘ ”Filth” “'3‘“ Eh'l “So much is add old written st the
Jul" "ml" old becomes mixed with ' nttiniosbout monopolies sud unjust
the voter. The multisthst every trout f “whiohnreo pm.“ the former a“,
for o hundred yards orso below that my are led '2 honor: that the coax
point in “doped," or' an led and '
’9') “d n wfi."in- mat the farmer no“: taming
film‘s-tow. hemlojmtiecdmtothohruerby
- I'm muons snd low-ink
Gems am: In our being imported $1] In um study the underlying pit-:1
into Enchant. l eiplcl of agriculture and it. man
piitl'al-l} .xa)‘ lliix ul' .xlircp than could?
under—the outcome of greater.
been very -
turn raw products into ;
protects the catcrpillarx by driving away
‘the nati\e blrds that would dextroy
llllt‘lll,
\ oung turkeys should only be allowed
short, as wet plumage .x‘cciiis to be fatal
to them.
llecaviug vegetables should be thrown
'on lltt“ Iti;tlillfi' pile, and not scattered
about the door yard to befoul the air in a
hot dry time.
The farmer who sells the best and
keeps the poorest seeds and animals is on
the right load to the wrong place. Bet-
ter "bout face.“
llutch l-cltcd cattle are not as large as
llolx'tciiix‘, but are said to rival the
Ayrshires in hardiness, being well calcu
latcd for ro :gh landx‘.
I‘cllars rclpiire care and attention to
~pieo-rvc illt'lll xwl ct. pure and hubby.
Stagnant air, slopx', or decaying vcgcta»
blcs will soon \itiate them.
Prominent tilllill‘ldllN :nlvixc extracting,
thc honey from partially tillcl .xcctioii:'
at the end of the ‘I‘JHIII. and kceping lldt
.x’ci'liuns‘ for the the next Season.
The use of N‘li on asparagus is con-
tinetl to keeping down of weeds during
cutting time. Axp-iragus ix a *t'llllrlnitriut‘
vegetable, but too much salt will lllJul‘t'
it.
There is a brisk demand and good
pri. ex for feathers, eggs or flesh of ducks
and 1::ccxc, and these 't‘ou’lx’ are costly
raixed. SOIIIt‘tlt'”!!! them more protito‘
lile than chickens
\thn fodder corn is in bloom it con-
tains but thirteen per cent. of solid mat-
tcr. “In it the kernels begin to glaze it
hastwcnty live per cent. Don‘t cut it too
.xooii, \\ licther for siloing or soiling.
It a silo is built in a hillside, the S-utb-
l'r't ('ul’llmmr dceinx the folanv ing a good
way to conxtruct it. Plank up inxide
With two’iiich ilauk, then a course of
tarrcd paper. tlicn atiotlicr plank on the
paper, all on the inside of tltc xilo.
Thu Southern ('ulfit‘ttfor overs that
smoke is the great secret iii the manage
iucnt of bees. If judicially applied before
a hive is opened and the frames are ban
dlcd \\ itltcare.thcre need not be any ditli-
I ultv iii performing all necessary opera-
tions iii lN‘t' keeping.
John .\I. Stalil. the well~known agri
cultural writer, xayx‘: “Ninety nine of
every hundred farmers get their knowl-
edge of and skill in their particular work
by the pit‘kiug'ltp process." He adds,
how'evcr, that very few farmers show
their soux or their laborers how to riiau~
age the dctailx of farm Work. “It is as
if an apprentice \vcrc put'iti the black
smith or carpenter s top and never
ta iglit.‘_‘
~ ——-———-—
.-\ Hot-Wind 1,“th In Australia.
With strict impartiality it speeds nlike
down the liuttci‘s chimney, formed of
old kerosene tins, and the lilixabethan
stacks of fashionable suburban man~
sinus; charges up the busy streets,
tlashcs through the oninibuses, in at one
widow and out of the other, like tho
clown in the pantomime. lint not all of
it! not the six bux‘licls! Shake yourself
and sea. Then it spins along the su-
burban highways, pounces down on tho
scavengers‘ heaps of dead leaves and
other odds amt ends of uiieonsidcred
trilles, and they are gone, and their
three knows them no more. l‘oets seek~
ing new troies and figures of‘ speech
should try What can be made of an Aus-
tralian dust. storm. Every window in
the cities is closed, and the heated blast
: chafes and bowls about the easements in
is frenly of impotent rage. Should any
' one incsutiously turn a street corner par-
ticularly sprueely dressed, straiglitway
it makes for him. The air soon becomes
a combination of atoms as lively as
aerated waters. The whole surrounding
country seems shrouded by on status
photo which him been whipped into the
consistency of pea soup. One side of the
street is sometimes as cotiipletoly hidden
from the other side u by a November
fog in London. Woe to the unlucky
boast-maid who has instertently left
open s single windowl Repentance in
sackcloth and'dust is her condign punish-
ment. And thus the enemy siwods ti
and down the day through. The heat is
stilling, but people all seek to close eve
avenue of approach. Batten down on
stow is the order of the day. Of two
evils it is by far the least; indeed, the
mum-tense, and every port is closed as
on rd ship in bad weather. Should
the demon succeed in effecting an en-
trance he Iwee through the hall, rushes
up stairs, not bangs every door like a
maniac. The liotolkitchoti is a subject
0! special anxiety to the functionaries
concerned, and certain vendors of per-
ishablo commodities close their shops
sltogethor.—Hu rray‘e .Vayaaa‘a‘e.
“——_.-——
Weddings in Colonist bays. 5,.
In Mr. Sanford‘s “History of t‘onriocx
tieut.“ recently issued, is tho’ following:
.“Weddings in oarly‘colonial (lava were
. usually celebrated quietly at the home of
the bride. With the increase of wealth
there was a marked change in this re-
9 ct. Not only were the harms pro-
e eluted in the church, but a general in-
vitation was given from the pulpit to
attend the ceremony. Friends and
neighbors were entertained with a lavish
boipitaliti at the bride‘s hduse. 0n the
w din - sy, niusketl were fired; and
those w 0 attended the ceremony marched
in mien to the bride‘s home. The
ding feasts losted sometimes for two
orthreednys. At s d wedding in
New London, on the guitar the roux
rings ninoty‘two Indies sud ”demon,
it is sold. proceeded to dance ninetyxtwo
x fifty-two contrwdsncos, forty
not. sad when bornpipos. "
to run in tields where. the grass is cut .
Worked While llo Slept.
An English mason, named Williams,
was ordered by his employer one. evening
to go early tlicnc\t morning to it churcli~
yard. ithc wall of which had recently
been i‘cpairul. amt incaxnrc the work,
Williams went to sleep thinking of the
order and intending to rise at daylight.
lle dreamed that he aroxe \\ ith the dawn,
walked to the churchyard, incaxtircd the
wall and noted the liuuicx‘ in his book.
Suddenly the church ifoek struck two,
and he awoke in uttrt‘ darkticxs, to find
hittiselt‘mtualh in the graveyard with
liix‘ rule and his bookin his hand. .\x it
was in the sumtuct‘. he waited until day-
light, walked around. and then dist-mu
cred on examination that he had entered
in the book tigurcx denoting the amount
of masonry repaired in icct and iiilhcs.
llc rctncaxured what he had measured in
thcdark while axlccp. and found the re-
sul‘ to agree with the entries in his
pocketbook. t‘ti thinking it over he re-
membered that ever} object on the way
app; arcd to him as dixtinet ax usual. and
that nothing had happened which sug-
gested that he wax not awake till the
strikingot‘ the clovk arouxed him, and he
pcrccircd that he was
“in! he thought wax u drcaiu.~ l'ulfli‘a
‘ (‘om‘mtm'om
,_~_——_._._A-
"noodle.“
of the word “l-oodle “ is
the i‘iuclunali ('tn.».u...--.~.‘..z
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l
The origin
tlinx given by
“Irwin;
'l‘hc word "lmwllc" has gone into the
l'niied stabs language. lax'tern news-
papers. cveu tlioxr ol lloxtoii. the it with
out ”notation Inarkx‘. \\c helic‘cd the
\\ ul’tl originally ap| t :llt'll iii the (hm/”r. »
cm! ("a N, in a raga-rt of the great
Aiiicriian c\1-:cxx toll»- i_v Ill 1 Hit innati
chcral ‘\t"il\ on. line Mziidav after
‘inmn :ioiic h-vtxv' “:ig-ii \\.‘ixtll’l\t'll uplo
the other ivll Ila c xzicct. a rlliall iiwii
I":i‘~(‘llll;_f salt' tooled I u and Niki u acioxx
- il 4- rim r into lvv lllllt k} and titled. lart‘y
'lla/cii, lllt‘ la'tintix‘ old lli'l"|ll\(‘. Wits
c:Itplo\ed it} the c\picxs‘ t‘v‘llltltll} to
work up the iiixc, and he xiitlccllv‘il ill
rii-mciln; n.ox'. of the money. \\licii
lltcl ll.
:ili:
:i r: putter til ll.t' police station
25.. lm l\\ taplliic Ila/cu tlzrcw up
liix l.uiidx iii l‘il'h‘ inoml :lllilt \cla iiicd
"\\ t"\l' ;:ttl llit‘ lNqu‘t‘i ‘ Tltt‘\\ul‘tl “it"
lillt‘r\\lll’tl i.xcd to \lt‘IlHlt'Itltt‘l:‘\ uxcd for
tlixln-ncxt piirpuxtx iii li-lal politic», :t'itl
ill\l'l pnml-le politicunx in the Iil\ and
State t‘:tlllt‘ to In known
and thiir pail} ..x the “Immllc pirty."
The word xpziavl lll tixugc .l?.tl lltl\\‘
«murmur: llilnll;:lzl'lll ‘l.( tuiiii’r}.
___.
.\ \cai”x llricit I'rutlnetioii.
ll i‘il‘llil‘ "-:l
til :tnit‘gli in}
:lu "it t.t|.('|’\
23‘
. C . .
-:~ mind to conceive
.= . l-iicks. If will) one
million or r» l'll' ii up in a xolid iiiaxx‘. of
ctlual lt Lglll. bic..dtlt and height. the
heap won ll . \'r .d very iii-ariy it? frct
each \\a_\. :ll’tl i feet high. l.cxx‘ than
lliiity two xin ll heaps. or about 122.235.-
fitil' lit-tbs“ \v. uld nth-r a “hole tteie
with a xoiid ltrn k mass c\tcu lingr up rt?
lcct ll gli. lint :tl tltt‘("0l1\'cii‘.iuti of the
National liriik .\latiul'actiircr'x .\xx‘uci:r
tinn, it was reported that the lllt‘s' iit
annual pin-dint o! lIUtl‘ll brick and tile
iiiaiiiifn‘tnricx in the litiitcd States is
liooglluimuo luiicl.x‘. Fur-ugh to cover
about ‘H: ti‘lt s all our with solid brick
piled up 2.. it ct :;h The bricks iiiadc
ea~h war in the l nilcd Matt-x would
build a solid wall 011!” foot thi< k and ti"e
lil‘l lttgli. o\cr H.200 inilcx
“all. Lilli-ct high, and 3,7130 miles long,
which ixinorc thin the greatest distanec
acroxx 1-”? country. I‘ruirm Kn wt 3'.
r’l‘!|“l.
_. ,A -_
a
"t onuurunion t‘nre"
would be a truthful name tugivc to lir,l'ici~r e‘s
"tntlilcii .“cdtt'ul lltxt uh I \ ." the iiinxi ellii .tx
cioiix iticdicinc yet dixcu. cred for ai‘t'cxtitu: lllt‘
c.i:l\ dcvclupiiu-nt ut pulmuriarv disease. Hut
"t onxiiiuitiuu ~ iirc" would not xutlli iciilli in-
\llt .tlc Ilie xi iii-e of llx‘ tiiflllcto can-l tlxeftlllit‘xx.
In all the man) dtsmixox w! .« ll xpi in; from a
lb Tuligr‘tl cut of the lucr and blood the “lus-
\ over y " ix a s do and sure xpet itil . tlf all di u;-
gisix. ,
ibmugh lite arc catime by standing inouroun
night.
“'ontnn and Her [ti-ense-
ix the title of it large illustrated ti‘c.itixc._h\' “r.
ll \. I'tercc. ltutIalo.\. \ .xcnt to an) addrcxs
loi _tcit centx in stumps. It teaches xuccessful
si'llxllt‘uittlt‘lil.
inv llt‘tl, but in adverxiu I
tatioix.
How often H the light of the liolix‘ehold
clouded by xi ms ot tin-lain holy or irritability
on the part oi the Lida-x
be blamed. for they are the ri-xtilt of ailments
N‘t uliar tutliat sc\. \\ hi: in men know not of.
tut tlic cauxe may be icinm t‘tl and jo) restored
by the uxc of llr. l'icrcc‘s “l-‘avorito Prescrip-
tion.“ w hich. as it Ionic and ticrviiic for debili-
is beyond all compare the gh'llt healer of wo-
ineii.
Tin. heaviest of all burdens ix a
(‘qunum’tlon in rel r (‘u red.
To the ludttor: I‘ll-use inform your readers
that I have a intuitive remedy for the above
named disease. It) Il‘i timely use thousnnds of
hupclcss cases have been permanently cured. i
shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy
ruin ilion it they will send inn their Express
and ‘. U. address. liesina‘tfull '.
'I‘. A. snocmt. M1. isi i’wri Rt" 3‘. v.
l'n'msu taunt.» s‘umptcms - Molstum lnx
tense itching and stinging; w ohm by M‘I‘nlt'lllll .
If allowvd to continue tumors form. which 0 -
ten bleed and ulceratc. becomin very sore.
Swsvsu‘s tim‘rnnx‘r ships the ftt‘lllnk and
bleeding, boats ulceration. and in many can»!
removes the tumors. It is or wall ' efficacious
in t‘l‘ll‘lllt: All Skln Diseases. flit. h\\'.—\\'NE&
SUN, Proprietors. l'hlla. lt.v mall formeents.
Swavsn‘s illNTMII_§1‘ for sale by druggists.
The success of tonne of the agents employed
‘0‘ B- l'“ Johnson N, “In Richmond, 'a., Is
trnl_\ marvellous. It is not an nnnaualthiiur
for thelrturents to make as high as '3) and 83)
a day, iuul sometimes their pmtl s run up as
hi 'll as Mutual Shit even more. til we besi-
ta c to tell1,\‘ou the whole truth or you will
M‘ltl‘ct‘l) lu-ln-vc We are in earnest. \\'rite thorn
Ind xeo tor yourself what tliov will do for you.
on" No. no.
FREE} -To .\I uterus-rs ONLY: A three-foot.
French lilaumival trout Show i‘aso. Address
st onto, t. \\. 'l‘st‘tld. to t‘o.,.'i.'i State St“
(‘lilt‘itmL ‘ ~_ _ _~
‘Rovat.iinunrrneiidssn nit link“ Chi.
amounts, Wood. Free \‘iyntn '3 Drugs .5 Giro
‘ Catarrh
Us: met on: portion of the My whuo H no
eons membrane In han. nut «turn or the bold is
hyt‘orthe most common. ond. strum to I“. '50
moat liable to be neglected. It ortgtutos in s on".
or ltlv‘tmol or colds. «unturned with impure blood.
The wonderful success Hood‘- Snrapunto hos bad
in eurtu «turn vorronts in in urging all who
suitor with this dim to try the peculiar undid...
It renovate! and motor-to: tho blood old In. or
0"! "(Mt
“ IN'IW rtttn eured me 0! comb. soreness
ofthe humanist titties and terrttue nesdnobo.“-l\.
Canons. Hamilton. Ohio.
Hood’s Sarsaparllla
Sold by ntidraguists 81; six hit-.5. Per-pond only
by t‘. t. that!) tr. (Kl. Apotheairtu, lumen. this.
._..l 99.99.”! one -PP.'J!L__
MARVELOUS
MEMflllY
DISCOVERY.
Wholly nnlllre nrrlletnl :3qu
Any book loin-nod In on. rrndlu.
Mar-tended - ARI Tw a. in“ m
the Scientist. Hod): W. W. aé‘rkfinm? 1‘. than
Inm'trrttfi‘;ufierfiien‘ 8:0“: it“s) “il‘r‘.“'§ :‘M‘ u
' : I It . 0W ; I
Gotten: rwoohsmofflteaen “Yuk; I) It Uli-
P
U of n. a an at Welles
bru- inr'a eta-2,? n‘t Cunt moan trio-nay.
t:- kl mm
Pilots. Lots-.rrn, atrium. 4“... low York.
5/ .. /.-.. Ly
awaking from _
ur dru'F
. gluon. he do" not how it send one do lnr ro in
old we will send A bottle to you. expres-
Do not nodule to and
4 “name. htnI-ltsh‘od twent fl"- yours
long, tit .
'iuz‘rc than four xuchwalls from the At- 1
lantic tothc l‘acitic. (tr, the annual
brick product would build a foot thick 4
The ri. luxi silvc mine ;,, the “otld is ‘
MOST of thc sliadmu that cruxs our path '
Tltt‘r‘. frictidx vixit us in ~roxpcrity only when ~1
.icv conic w itliuut iii—
\'ct they are not to '
taint \voiiteii. i.x certain. xa‘o and plottsaitl. It. .
heavy hoot-t.
Hunt to any of your readers who have curb :-
1 \
noun awn!
“ ttoturh on lteh‘ Ointment cum
tllvuV. i‘ini den. PM Worms. Riufi \"urm,
tor. Snlt i: a-uin. Fueled I'm-t, t‘hi hlrdnl. I“,
Ivy l'oix'a-n. barber‘s Itch, rent I “end, Bison
we. linurzists. E. s“ cm. Jersey uty. NJ.
nouauaritgg
(‘th plies or hemorrhoids. itching. It
Inc. lilmllll‘. internal or other. Internal old
external n-mtxir in each psi-k: . Sumatra.
we. Daughter-man. F. xwdfi Jenn-y City.
Bituminous. is.
:ér‘ndlfikiir. in: Sit-k "macho, @235...
Ll“! Complaint. (Ml‘tion, Alli-blink)“.
"" Corn plet-
MQ'E‘HL likens
“fictions. (on! brush. 080ml“ odon. Ask
ror'umhmmrrh" 50c W
ROUGHEEIBOIfltcHisseISc.
_ HARD OR
"" , HUUGHECURNS SOBTCORNS. l 50.
to. .
«- A GOOD SUGGESTION. m _ .. , , , , I
. . . “3.313;" aft.9.“.LT.“;‘:.I'.:T'.1.‘:';?L.’..5;.‘ "$3.3":
CONOMY. as WISE folks say. \\ hat course should people then pursue? rm! 1: . In“ madv-‘t'teiiiw:!u-Iu FITS. t-zr -
I'ZI' ' - i-AI ll Mt'fih‘h \‘nidolnn‘
It.
So
The Toilet Soaps they should not buy. The " Ivonv Soar“ the} xliould prov'iih‘.
Let all who buy such Soaps take care
To
And find they pay in figures round
A dollar, more or less per pound.
There are many white soaps. each represented to be “ just as good as the 'lvory';"
they ARE NOT. but like all counterfeits. lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
of the genuine. Ask for “Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it.
[TIE SlY
V V ‘ ‘ ‘ V ' \ V ‘
I) 9101.51th and Di SPEPSI A.
Ovpr saw I'tn nicmns have sent us thstr approval of
DIGESTYLIX. satin: that it is thr- tin-st DNWUI
for lndtxontton inst the-v hm. ?\¢‘Y used.
We hnvn now-r heard or n em of [Hutton-In 'Mr‘
DIUIIZSTYLIV wu taken that wre- not Mimi.
lT \VI‘IJ. t'l I“; THY. MUST
For Summer l‘omplntnu nnd t‘hninie Dimhtrg
which one the dim-1 mulls of Int mrfoct duo-unis.
DIiiFflTYIJN will effect on immo-t ntc- cum
Tatu- nroimrv I.I.\‘ for oil puns And durum-r! of
the staunch . they all come
3!.-
. r . I
Is wealth pronounced another way, In short. the only thing to do, w... is.- won.- u... bilge.
has: in !ur not Ils.‘ "wrung I.
while "hard times" the people cry, Though rich in bonds, or worldly poor. r- .\'r‘\r\‘ . n. . F .— . Irv-arisen“! A Fax: amo-
.nu imxl‘nllc tun-Exp'v-«nndP-stinhcl.
‘t 0:. utw't‘ .ISR t'curt N. 5rw York.
JONES“
HE
P! Stht‘FREICHT
1’“ Ion “ax.-
“ 3 r-ruvr
u \ .-
has...
~4. \
\K'hit li may be bought from coast to k0.l>l,
At sixteen cents per pound at most,
And does more satisfaction giant
Than all the Toilet Soaps extant.
A “’ORD OF \VARNING.
weigh the cake exact and fair.
Sealed.
In.
- ken-in:-
. .. ..,,§ Kru- ‘nt ht
u m. 3.; er “inn”.
i I“ IF IlllldITI
Rl‘u-‘IIAH‘I‘ON. N.
Still! to $30 ‘ "m" ...:.:
\\I‘ .I' II. 3.x‘ r ”Lu":
man.- on in > for tn.
.\--l-:.\I‘?S '-
\ Bligh
rfrrrr‘
A... and Kit..-
uiuim I. x ti-a} lu-
\ fr“ \ .=.. in run in
x.-\ .p. l- - "7,3,1:
(‘opyrignt iw. In l'rwter J. tumble.
*FIIAZER
BE‘T I\' THE \VIDRI.“
tlei '
.~-» in
.‘i....
AXLE
GREASE
[r the Gemini .1 Sultl Everywhere.
to
all get Pensioll. it ‘-. mn- ‘ :-
mwt. (Ifllcero‘ xvnnl t-s} ,
l: .
Blair’s Pillsfattlfttlitcxé“
SOLDIERS bounty collected. Ilene-ner-
0v-l Box. 3H round. 1 I Putin.
SE 5‘ R «int. x'amptm war-r: Q '- FRFI
,.,‘ not .m.i-—. In- “ -rx x fox-r ‘.r
r ., \tim
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