FOB THE FARM AND HOME.
- - Uoga ii the C-rrtinrrt.
It is bad policy to put the hurts in
Jie orchard, especially one where thero
is but little, if any, sod, nml where the
trees are ' young ami tt-niler. The
danger of doing so is still further in
creased by feeding the h -gs sparingly
ami at irregular intervals. It is mily
in orchards, ami in such as have laid
in grass so many years ih to heroine
"grass hound," that hugs an- lu-iifiit-ial,
and then they should be turned iu
with their noses free from the various
ornaineiit.il appendages commonly
known as "hog rings,"' else they cannot
do full duty. A few will grown
porkers will soon uproot the s-tii1.'-cst
sod in search of tidbits, in thry un
known so well to find, and will lr. :ik
up and destroy the tilT roots, material
ly helping the trees. The windfall,
too, which are wormy and worse than
useless, will afford good ford for pork
ers, and it is well to supplement this
with a moderate daily Irnl of grain to
maintain healthfulness and promo'.
growth. Kit ml lit ir..
tltatnkt-ii l.lrnn.
We know there is no kin 1 of liv .
stock raised on the farm, the sul iiii a-i
home, or on the n -(lager's lim.t.d pl.t
that is ftirce-1 to take tare i f i:sr!f a
poultry. It is mi trouble to c--n in. -e
the farmer that the gigintie Norman
or Clyde hur-e is In tier (ha-i the ui::--tang,
the llerksb-ire or IVlu:id-t'l.i---a
pig than the "prairee r.u t- i'," t .'
tho short-horn than th-- Texas rot-.-.
After all, it seems to be an idea with
those wlo pay little aMiii'i-u to tl.--to
the cultivation of ponltrv that l!a r -is
little or no ililb p i.e. I t -"a (!
common dunghills and t.n- ; i r - '.
breeds of fowls as regan's ::Mlt, . :
tl i lis we will, hens will lay a! . r.;
many cgits and protlif - ir.r ..
t hicks, let the care tl ... i. r.-.t - I--what
it may. Mu-h a iiii-tal.i-ii idea
is foumlril on a grievous i rr.-r up; ar
cnt in the ral-ingof any ! -. 1 f .-to. k,
simply bt -cause il.-ti-niiitu i - .- io.-i af.d :
gross ign Tanre have iw.t.li-il all
along with a certain class' oi our n -pie
regarding the value f .-iii';y
stock as a profitable an i pr--;-.i.-tiv.-indtistry,--i'o','-
.)..;,-. ,,'
llriuovliiu l.nrut tiuiii.
A writer in the (',,'., (.-,..,
says: I see that ht re i . tin- di-.-irs-simi
about pulling stump-. I lav iiur -.
very large ex erirHi e in . I.-aring ry
large stumps from a field 1 will ( !' my
way: I use dynamite lartridges. i-r
giant powder. It i- pi.' up i;i car
tridges about eight inches l.-ngaud "in
and one-fourth to t iieand ;i h ill it. las
in diameter. I use an in :i 1 ar. a t. '
larger than the cartridge, to .k- .t
hole under the very renter of tk
stump, bit worn the two i.ux'i-t r ; -.
Having made (he hole, if tin- st in p i -a
large one, I insert a whole f;iri ri !'-' ,
having first put a in n u--i -n r;i' on
the end of the fu-e (caps n.a-Ie t--r t!,c
purpose), and pinch il a little, s.. tie
fuse will not tlraw out of the cap. 1
make a hole in the tartrldi:" wt!i a
small stick just the si- of the . up.
then insert the rap, and then can-fudy
pass the cartridge into the huh- :.i..".-i
the stump, an I leave f-ise en- u rh to
permit me to get a good tl.-r aw ay.
For smaller stumps lui'f a ca.-t: t-lj.-.-
will answer. If it dors not 1 !, ,w out
the whole stunt', it v. ill .,u.i t -i- it.
so that a tram will viiy i ilra v
out the ilitTerent piece-, r ni i a:.d ali.
making it a good deal ca.- i-r b. !r.-ak
up with the !oiigli. I ui-vi-i- r ry t- n-.-a
cartridge when it is fr..,-n. ami i!
freezes at thirty degrees. A g---o I w ay
to thaw them is to put them int.. a ' .a
pail, and put the pail int so;m- I. t
water. I never jh.iii d or tamp it i.e.
hard, as it might exoi!e lYi.tii eoi,o: -.
sion. Otherwise it id safer than gun
powtler. MaiinrlnB tnil.
It is an erroneous idra .-. kick many
farmers have, says a co;t. -ipoiid- W.
"hat manun.' a''lird in 'ke kill, or
directly beneath where a j I aa! i- to
grow, does more good tha i the -am--fertilizt
r sj rt-a I broaik-a-t at..l wed
incorporated through the -iiilaeo o';(
There may be a f. vv rr
melons, cmuiubt rs, Ar.,
more benelited by hill ma
by spreading the manure
the surface of tin- groiui k
majority of farm rr. ps ii
that manure, especially
coarse, should always be
through the soi'. ; r-,v I .
supplied with enough ro .
the fertility if it exi-ts in
is in condition to be assim!
plant, anil it is w holly urn
well as unwise, to have
placed beneath the plant,
uring requires more lab- r
cast manuring, besides giv I
-ii. -h
. th-
!-"
to 1. nd
d bv the
1 1 1 a n 1 1 1 1
ill man
poorer results. Many tanners have
learned the folly of niai arlng in the
hill by costly experiences. It does not
require any argument to . . uvinee one
of the injurious effects manuring
tender crops in the hill, 1 r furrow, in
dry seasons. It is true f at tin re are
instances where manuring in the bill,
or furrow, has seemed t - give better
returns than could have 1 1 en obtained of the bowl, and they found im int-n.s-with
the same fertilizer a; -plied broad j tat ion ut salt on the surfa -e like that
cast, but it is only surnil-c I that .such j on the outside, but on thrusting tin
was the case, and careful rxpe;imcnts I baud into the water ami withdrawing
will, 1 am convinced, prev the falsity it. the hand came out perfectly while
of the impression. V !i ordinary j from the particles of salt that adhered
farm or garden cropsnll that is needed 1 1 it. It was evidently a very strong
in supplying fertility is t spread the i brina
fertilizer evenly the nmre evenly tho
better over the surface of the
ground, and by subsequent workin.'of
the s.iil it comes in contact with the
plant roots and is thus utilized.
Inn-rliolil liliita
Brass can be cleaned by uv.ig i
solution of oxalic eryr-tal in water.
Lamp tops, when boiled occasionally
in a little soda ami water, are as good
as new.
Lemon rubbed on the faro h-uid"
tends to irniovr i'r. !;! ; ;.n.! v.hitr.;
the skin.
Machine oil can be removed by niN
bing it with brown soap in tvM w::t
i brl'orr the whole liivois vv a-hol.
egetable soup slionlil lia e . 'o I
thoroughly, then let cool iu the pot and
all thi- grcai skimmr l :f. l'rt on
t he lire again, and when hot s.To.
The vegt tables should be cut vt rv
j I'pri-imrs hi Sjiiin,
A French paper publishes a list of t lie
risings which have taken pirn e iu ; aiu
l-iii'i- the ye;ir lll. In that year
; there we a ri.-ing in Catalonia: i;i
j ll' :i guerilla insurrection at tor
mina; in IM'.i a military " ommiraey at
i :i a, which was fol o-.vi 1 by a revolu
tion extending over tin- w I . k- of S ,ila.
: In 1 there were re i ... ;i com; allied
I y ii i ii It I I o 'ske-!.: t a-!:; aua! --.-lilt-ist
risiti,' in Navarre and Cat.doiii.i:
an I street lights iit M.i Irid. 1. 1 1-2-1
the I-'rc-n- h.un lerlhel -a d'Augoul ,e.e,
i. .arched into th.- t-oiititry to supj re s
Co iiisiir.-e: t ii'ii. i.o: vv itlr t.tn-liu-,'
'' l.i'-h t hrre was atioikt r military rc
V'ltin 1'2. at I'lrihuega. an I iurtker
absolutl.-t rlsiii.;s ia Catalonia and
ra.'.-niti 1 - T. Tiie c..u-titutional-rose
.-uain.-t the gov.rnhrtit iu
' a i i in l-'l k after the . 1 - : t H oi
K.f rlinand. ! ran the tir-t t .-r.l-t
wir. In l- ll and lxo I'm re wir
lis 11,4s ;it I.idrld. ar.e;--s.l. eville
a-;d Ikir ek r. i. against the 1 ! r.'y:
-ev. ra' hiindi-e N of monks w. r-- tioir
dcre I and twenty inoiia-terics burnel.
i:i l--i7 uiikt.iry in-urr-1 t.oa i r-.l.e
out a! Miidrld. Hare 1 iia. Makua. 1 a
.!.', Valencia. Cartkao-ia. evi:k-.
Xt-r.-s. a-i 1 .in I..efoii-o. ii-i-i in
,t I'.iiboa. I'a ui.clumi ai! Irun. In
-1" l-'.-parri-ro made a promt!, .-.ami. 11
to at I! ii-eek na which was 1. II w.-d by
t :e 1 o-i. '-ar in. cut of that I.iwii and a
i :;kta:y nvolt at Ma Irid. Ci-biu's
! 1 k pki. e iuain-t Ms art'-r-i at Ikirce
! n.i in tin- fo.lo.v ing yt ar; and i;i I-I-!
Akean ;in l M.uei.i I n k--on' into in-
-lirrei t.o'.l. The 1 ou-icr.pt IiUVm.i;,., d
rl-ings in Cata'cii;
pri'V .n. rs of tia i i.t
::ud a". M.i Ir d ia
I a pa- I rov i'lcrs
c.iilo, I..:-. r -p
t a-'..-- war, u:: '
I-!.' to la
1 r kc ,.;;t a
i in l-l"
In the
and Men in
I I .11
'l:e
I. kt-l.
--a i
1 re.
ha:
tk.- !:v - a'
n I'oi.t., 1!. a:
a' C:,.-, ca.
iiirlkri- r..
a! 11 ia. a:i
1:1 --'-o tl 1-0
Com ra! i ;:
i.i.-v rl-i.r.r
. r:i-c i'.ii -r-a e
sa.-a-'.a,
Were S' !.te-;
Ma.lr
I ili-tur
.ut. on i.n r
I -To. I" lllik-
a
at M.i Iri i. in
. r I a. a-'i-kir,
-eat a. r. 1
.. !'.- iu - -1
;.:!.! .-f tk,.
f w".
1 ra
. 1
h. i-.' !
t ' i r . I
I'iie ikir i
to 1-77,
i: .:uv 1 ;
:-t
A .ilt l.a'.i- mi I'iji of ,1 Mount tin.
i'l.o.c - a r--;aa . kai-ie - i. kike. .,
at.d on" lu.iidrMl .11 I h.iv m:!
nd
;th of Albiipa r . 11
N 1
Xlc.i,
Arl
iioi
l l.ile
1 a
la 11
II - top of ,
.dell' '.V I'll
1 r .tin t
tk-.-e-
I rr. The iik'- is,
:'i,ir:--i-- of a mil" in
-o -tr -i ;ly itupr.-g"at
it thick, ol'.l-t of pure
.-; on-j-y consistency, I:
n- i-i s' s he ma.- , in.
t 1 - -' :t ,s cin-l. -1 ii-.i ;
I - It 1,,-is been lo:
1. I! I ' ! I
1 With -ill-
t:ilt
Wklte - t
ke i'.i -.at in r
It Is -op,:,
" b.V tl.o V. il
u' r- 1 1 v
! .1 ! :1:1s. The - lit is win;
; ! -t .,uallty and destitute
;;;,.-. foreign Im-rr li.-nt. I'h
i- j. i-o-i--. miicii l.ke e. m 1 h
b'.l i:. Tll-T Will ot)t spei .
-I. - !l ; ti e t, In of -time Vege
Id be ha allcd like :iii a;-:
-'o-iii. lint ti e in. -t curi a;
: tlk- kilo- : a tail circular
. 1 1.1 . :iu.eii--k;ipcd foriiia':
: tie
f r.d . r
to .tare
d white
a -n III
a'oie iili I
Ic l.y .
I -a ut-"
. : ! : : 1 .
n. w !i..-:i
i 1 . t .
i-.-t. and
r. - up in-.ir t he e.-nt n- of tic- i
the k--;-,'kt of. II hundred fee
n!i,. h appe ired to be made of
whit
ia . a. t hiovv n up by so me ! nviil-i n
!:ir ng S 'lir- am h nl geohrrical period.
Tiie ort-iih' of this singul-ir column
slo e I f;oin (he base towar 1 the top,
and was rough enough to be a-i -cndcd.
than broad- n leaching the top of the cone the in
ig generally terior was found to be hollow, like a
tube, and at the bottom there was
s -ni ;i circular pond of water, with a
bright em -raid green color in appear
ance, probably to be attributed to the
spins.' rays of light which p -m traled
this huge tube, and were rti'eetel
from the sino ith, mirror-like surface
of tiie water. A party with some dif
ficulty di-3 t-ndi'l the projecting -ides
TOriCS OF THE DAT.
,r. , ,. .. .. , . Were not Governor (.rover's anees-
The surplus ,n the I n.ted Platen trs M Iike Hthep Ymkwt of
treasury over tho national expeiuli- days on bean soup, succotash and
lores was $37,000,000 in lSliG; it was baked beans'!1 Did not prudent host
only $2,000,i'00 in l?7i: iu it was 'SSt'! in those days, with a shrewd eye
over 100,000.0: 0; in over L 1-V
,,,,,,,,,, ,..-.. ., ,
000,000. and KS5 it was bW.OOO.Ot.0.
This gives a per capita wealth of !?2.0il.
A French inventor, who has pat-
eu'e ! a inaehine for the use of con
! ccutia'ed solar rays as a general mo
tive power, has set 101 three of his
machines in Aliieiia lor the l'lt-ncli
government, lie is now carrying on
cxperimriils at tho island of I'or.iic-n-lhs,
near llynvs, iu rranee, where
In- is threshing Indian corn and rim
ing wui.-r by tht1 action of the run's
lilVS.
1
! Indiana has a .lay Could in the per-
ron ot II. H. Miirk'of I'eni. who ovum
' ... , ,. , . .' , ,, .
sev t lit v-three (arms 111 Indiana that
1
are all in a hi ;!, state of cultivation.
He also owns ( koo-ands oi a r. s in
Texas Arkansas. MHiigan and Iowa,
nine residences, bu.-iiu-s- blinks wit i
out number, ,-onie of tliem b. iii" s:ti
ii't-d in Chic -ig.i and ludi.in.ip-'lis. Hire
bil'iUs, S-Vrral .-.t.-res. ill'd a- uaia
mills, which he ronduets hii'i-cl'".
i ' n . on !
o tl
b.;-l ki
-.ilit 1
i" I'akota may owe (k
1 I roee.-s w hi. It mav 11
ma: on :i
ami the
tiaot -o
Hi- air .
r us v a:
1 the rrg.ri! 1 e; . a I!;-:r..ir. .:
Little ii iri ii'.- '-. -v r a
me two klllldre I Ic. ( - U.irc
jiiiv. r- vv ith the In at. -li'i'ki:-o;s
make a 1 rv.;':il no 1I1 - I
0- l Ike r b;et of erev ic. .; ri tl..- toll,
ami a re-hl-Ii g!.v is g:v.-:i out. i hi-
1- c-ul's from tk.- el -'-a . .a of , ,..;!
lit., ii' h the surface. :i-n! 1' v a- iro-ng
!i v h 11 ti e rrg'.ei v...., :.. 1 . ..ltd
bv vil.it- mm.
An llli-i -:
I : : i : , .nn.ci !,ain d Mav.-rar. t
lk'-k:.-, vv fc o a v c'i-:..-.!. 1 far. m-r,
: 1. -a ! ;.! her bii
l.ea :-, l.el. sts -hi
! :m. vv::! I,. I .-.!,
1;,-.. r oi I -:i-. . r .1
ban I t. -i ;
ia. an y s.n
sivku' -I
i roil- kt
would
f w oik.
and ha- 1 e-11 tin :e ever -1 ;-hi
1 1 It t:r, d t.'.r.e y, ago. started t
go to tl e bieak'a-t tit! Ic. fi 11 iilhl
I I'oke !: ankle, and ha- no! h-it tkt-
din-! s.ll c. !n- i- a-rro a- it hi ill",
scolds every thing a:i inch high, bee; s
a broom I iilidh- t-i J nil I the piitirll!
igkt. r w ii.. wait .:i l.i r, aad ktiovvs
ivb.t of l'o- ip and s-audal goinu
within thirty miles.
An organ which has ju.-t been I u:lt
in 1 iei'i cany is hi I n-v el to be tt,, - kir.'.-t
ia ri.-li-:iee. It eoitJiN olie Inimlnd
an ' -ev i-'ity-foiir register, and i
"i ke I automata ally by a g:i-m,...r of
! a:-k"r-c 1 owi r. Its bt-igkl istvvot.ty
me'rts. i's vvkli h rh-v en. and it - depth
I-;-.. It largest wo .-ii a i; e i- -n
h. -I ir.'. and i f a cubii a! :t-;i.-ity
u two tk : -a:;d litres. I i.e ;a-lr'i-n
cat is to be s.-t up in the 1 athcdral at
log 1. I'- r the M. Mi -plica's 1 .-I'hfdl-id
1 1 .,-nna tlfs.-tiac build, rs are so,,n t,
1 a ' nn t a .-t ill hirger organ. The well
l,i;ow ii organs of Host- n, ( In. ami M.
Let.
iinii
vveie I -ii ; it ly the saim
"
A ra.lroad snnrriiitendent has given
Ike s.iu rram i-co 1 riU nn r-tiiuatH . f
ti e - of i'.n average train on a lir-t-ii
- r 1 !;'.', 1 I : 1'. r au 1 pre.-s train-I-..
1 ii - l : .-, I'J.'""; ! nggage car,
Jl'Jo" ; Miiolang ear. ; .lining-
I'. ..HI car, sl j.iioo ; live kr-t r!a-s l ull,
11: ,s -.o.'ii 1 a- h ; I'.tal. i--, 1.
'I i r.iiu.ii'y 1 i'i'.--s train r. pr --cuts
a' on! i---"."! 11. . :,ic l'lilhi.iia ar
- ii',"- 11 , ,i' h. '1 he if. crag-- v aim
of a in-.ght train i- -!:!! r -;iter I kau
ti.at of a passenger train il the rolling
! ck and value i f ir -perty are in-
cill Ink Solili-tllneS the through treight
train-aggregate in viilne I ruin (sj.'.it,
11 in to .-"'.i' H
'I'ke bird poiiiliition of AVisei.ns'n i
1 stimati-d at sixty-six per s pi, ire mil",
or ;I,:i'i"i.i:0 for the State. Il.-n h bird
is a--iimrd t 1 eat liftT insect- a day, or
i'.i on for the summer. Hence, all the
i.irl-wi" ronsiiiiii- i'l,n-I.n in.nn i ;n-
-e - ii ear
'ld to this amount thr-
w.-i.'; which tln.-e birds do iu ti.rir
southern homes, and we have a low
i-!iiiiateof tkt) intluem es they exert
ov-r i::s 1 1 life. Multiply th, -,- ;gur. s
I y fo;t -eight, for th- stat. s an I Ter
rit ri- s. and we arrive al the ron-r.n-i
a n -t inly that our lir! pop'i
k I . a is 1 : tly large, but also, th,.!.
"..-ii at it. .- r bug popal it ,.n M
-. ii or -o ia that it vv 1 1 1 . 1 1 ,.l 11,
lucre I a' of SaLll'iil.
Tier" have been fears rr ssi )
C at Ik;' enormous con -umpt io-i ol sal
mon iu tliis. nutitry will t iiu-e a s iin i
tv of that ncl.rioiis food lish. lint
thes" fears are groundless. At A-to-
ri.t Oregon, all the (dial of the salmon
used for canning is thrown into thr
,-aat the shore, the canneries bring i. lieU,.ri fr instance, that engage
iis.tuaicl that the Pa ilie oci an at ments otilv la-ted six months: that
the mouth of the ColuTnbai r.ver re
ceives all this refuse. According to
th" Portland (';'-, ut this seeming
wastefulness is a means ,,f constant
icjirodin lion of the su'iimn. Th" t.r-t
eperatioii in the canneries, tin- vvr ter
says, is to relieve the li.-h i f their en
trails, i,ns, head-, anihsj'itw n, and th .se
are in almost every instance dropped
into the riv t r. Much of the spawn is.
of course, eaten by (ish or destroyed.
but a goodlv share iiuds loilguient in
the bottom, where it hatches. It is a
vvel!-kn wn fact that the water about
the canneries lairly swarms vviih
young lish during the summer an I
ia'l.
j
Itrans and Bean Soup.
,'m,' V , , tV""" S , .
that it is reported ot one boarder that
tlt. t rlppml olT his coat and mounted
his chair, at dinner, to the horror of
the landlady, who asked
" What is tho matter, Mr. .Smith?"
"1 thought I saw a bean," said
-Ninth, "and was going to dive for it.
Was not one of the good dames of
those times famous throughout the
colony lor tho thickness and richness
of her bran soup, whose husband, it is
reported, invited a governor or some
other dignitary home t.i dine with him,
promising hint a rare luxury? It was
i ite, the family had dined, and the
inistiess ;;one out for an at It-moon
isit.
" Never mind," said the host, " here
is the porridge-pot, si ill on the crane
the chimney," and forth with bowls
of .-.teaming liquid w 1 re sp read upon
,. , ,, ' . 1 ,
(he table. " lie s soup is not as good
;ls xlMul lHIay," but by crumbling
brr.ul in(. il thi-y managed (o make a
: "leal.
At lea (he husband said
' Mi dear, seems t uie voiir bean
, -oup ;i- not as good a-common."
" Where did you get it ': "
i "(hit of (he pot in the chiivtneT-orni-r."
" l'dcssme," said the horror-stricken
-vife. "thitt was 111 v dish-vviiter."
Hiked beans, baked salt-pork and
I've and Indian bread were the luxu
ries of ISi-iiu Hill, ltoans cvt-rv S:it ur-
tv night, or the oven-tops Would fall
111
hv on .tturdav night? It was,
aid to bet otiiiiicinoi-ative. In Indian
war limes ;in alarm sent the Settlers ;
-t unying (hroilgh the Woods to the :
bloekdio'use. t-i- lady said she left;
in oven lull of g d things, and two
I'lvrntui-olis mi ll t de up through the
d-h-r sv.ainp-aii 1 r. tiirin-d with whole
-'alp-, ami (he gai rl.-oiied i-oiumiinily I
made a -upp- r of bilked brans and '
i-Iovmi Iliad. and ' In lin-foiw aid the;
11-toiii prcvad.d t 11 it spread over,
'In- I'liioii. .-1 1 . 1 1 tr vv.ih ha-tv innliliii-r. '
0 vv Inch 1 .ai l ivv in lie 1 te.l an mlr, ami
ucctadi. wliirh Ike I'lioriius learned
.. , ,. . , ;
im-oi th- red tape ...Idles.
1 h.mk-giv i !i or Ull, regarded as a -acred j
lime a 11 -ni m v ago. A lu irru slav e of !
ib.vtrn
u-il in.-l.in ol' oivvich i
u. 11 HiLioii. 01 .Noivvun,!
was th.iiigbt les.-ly chopping wood 01, a
riiilisilav. 'I'h.iiiU-glv llig dav, in late I
VoveiulM-r. o.ie oi the y.nlng hidi.s j
..... J n I
"'''il to mm j
" S.IIIlbo. y oil mit n't cut Wood to- ;
i iv tt is 'iindav." I
. ,i,.c,. 1...
w e mi hah baked beans last night."
A traveller ill pia l iedoiil rode up to
I-'tr house mi a ."-.it 111d.1v nii'ht as tin
i.wiily were sitting dovv'n to supptr.
Ills liis! salutation was
"Winn did v.iti hear from lban
Hill hist."
llovv did vou know- we wi re from
Mean 1 1 ill' "
My ymir 1 1 an pol, i f course."
Holiday (.'ills.
T n't put off your purchases until
I. last inoiii-ut, but ci iiiincncc ymir
,'lc.i-aiit duty in g I season. Next
o tin- happines.- ol tin- . hiidrcii the
h.c ui-liyhl 1-1 Clirislinas piol.ablv is j
ho l.nv -io '. ol 1 !, ,, nt, ,1 II... nn r i
li. I.iii.. 1 1. -nit.-. .V.I (lie pur-!
ua-e s.. Iu!. h .is the scilch l..- W hat I
V ill please. Il is mil t,. .-1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ol
UioIliV sliellt. i'llt the illuollllt of!
... .. 1 : 1 ,
. llOlieju i U ,,t,.- HlljlH .,U .,'Sli,V OH
he selei ijoii. , pit ily book, or a
10 "b -t pin, u litlle graceful iiddltioii
o (he vv anliobe or a lilt ! inn 'or orii.i-
inent. somi-lking that with pretty
I'Tius coinliines pr;ictical u-c!nlnes"s
will ofteiitiiue; win geiiuaie ihankful-
'ii-s- as t-a-ily as a cosily diamond or a
pair ol shining bracelets. It is not
a y (a buy Christmas gifts, ami n.it
very ono ran make proper selections.
Many a man ami many a woman, who
'o. s not liei'il to count th.- shillings, is
I'trn in a 11nnud.11 v, when eonfroiit ing :
' ho w e illh of the .store-, and savs iu I
. aprici'i'i-pel ukince: "I I I only knew
what to gel for molhi-r, biothi-r.-isier,"
a- the e,i-o may happen to be. Christina-
shopping. (Iierefoie, -hoiihl not be
he Will k 0 1 a lilomeiil or an hour, at
..l-l with those who have more than!
'in- Li-hived one to provide lor ami
av ,-tin-1111 .ins to can- for all. l!ut it
hoilld be a task Well thought oVIT.
N'.ai shiiuid have your eyes open all
he turn- and when J011 -n- any pretty,
portable and presentable objects, you
hoiild bear in mind that the-e are the
vcty tilings which you will want,
when the day cullies along, and secure
' 'ii-in at olice.
The l.mrM llimnn-.n In ( alilnrnln.
I !u 11 1:1;. Ca 1.. Mr. Thom.is 1'. Ford,
. lilor ,,t tin- .)"(( fi ., V',''a;o,of this
place, publishes that the great pain
cure. M. Jacob's (hi, ha- worked won-
tiers in It
lauiily, and that he would
Hot be without it. lie states that
among all tin- people St. Jamb's Oil is
the most popular medicine ever intro
duced. A Mi-take.
There are numerous ways in which
young folk ran make themselves un
pleasant to society, ami one of the
most successful in this dim-lion is an
attempt tol rigiti.d. They imagine
tin y tan t urn the vv .a hi round by some
eccentricity of dress or behavior, or by
some method of - h. in general,
they olfi inl their Im-mls, and delight
their eneiii't-s. A i a matter of fart,
people hud better h i well enough alone,
take up the customs of those about
them, and re-t assured that what the
rollertive wisdom of the world agrees
to 1I0, is on the vvh
.1 st. Here and
there may be room for change, and
ii.issiblv tor iiunrov. mi nt tt inii'bt
draw ing-rooius should be abolished as
useless, or nearly so; that wedding-
breakfasts were improved off the fare
of tin- earth, and that a dozen other
aid rations were made in our social
customs. It is very noble, possibly
very heroic, to po-e as a regenerator of
society. All tin- same, people who are
content to take things its they are will
find the woi Id wag mi re easily with
them than if th.y tlie:n-elves troubled
to try to regulate il,.- laws of giavita-
t'on. In nine c:i-es out of ten Voting
people will liml the path of safety in
following customs w hu h are the rule.
Originality may be exciting, but in
the majority of case, vi here it is tried,
it will he found to entail n K"1"' ,1,'itl
of trouble, Mild not little personal
worry.
A HFMAX FIRE.
inn I'hrnnineiioii ol' a Tliirnina tflnr Re.
A row your ngo om of the most iim orfitnt
coiil mines in 1'ciiii-j lv arii caii?ht flrn. It
r .-ti u ti siowiy d 11 mkhi uniiiiiiea curli li miiI
w.;y that it s. iv.i.l tiiroiis'h tlip greiti'i ihr
tioii of t ln- eiiltro initio. T.i II..,. I Itv.in,
-niei- wtiui.it-x'iiiiiiiB'Hii-Miri' but wullnih
ruin the mine; 111 id still Ili-i I'am continiipa
1 niereasa. jx mat jun ture a voung man
'!! e.1 rorwnrl mil! migKOKinl that nil tlis
eutianeei mm vent Holes ..f Iba miiio 1 t oy.
en-it mid soeiiir.1, thus (.hutting ntr flic sup.
i'y uf tor. His ii.iviea wrni foll.iwtd an I th
11101H-. wen nnoiiy mi'mun!.
To compare theeumlitiou of thi- mine with
mim.v pluiMM of tilt human nvnn is 1110-t
nut iral an. I upi'Mpri a-.r "l-'ii-e in tln hloivf
is n.! a mere exin-e-si ui. ii is a most wr mis
fact. How it origin iii-t it limy U iuit o--it.;i
losiy: nui in n it li.iros au.l n.-es wall an
iiu-i-e iting liny, tint ono win is i v c'iiii
only tt o luiiinuly knn.ta. Tllrt I.I wt St lis
.lile. It : ile i.iie I bv nntiiro to lurli v,
ni-piiptiirn 1111 1 s ist, en tli Hvst9-n. It is t.Vr
ollen ma.la Hi' o iaiiiii-1 ihroi-li which
lioi-on ami 1I111II1 are I r:iii8p.rtN. I'.iiio ions
uci'lse. Hum; tin- u-Jitli.t vei.is nml .-u-terios
inlti,in..en U-.-iiiso a lire ;u-t ns ro.-ll a fie
011 wki ch e.i-iinl in tlis'iuiua, Tliev hum
1111.I in- t tie. i'mi-iiu tin- hi-.iin 10 b -eiiif
weak nml tli- iutj uii Ii imik; tkt-v cnirv
)iiius!.. the inn co. 1111 1 li'iroagimk" in thi
Ji n t-; ti e. tiling ile-tiu.eioii in-tpad of
'i tf'ti; they tiev.ist.-ito ih.t v. r. pirt oits
0: ihi- h ily tliiitmos; ro,iiir,i h In, nn I lln-v
h-i-teu 1 he i,pi r. aehot ilenth in i s m.i-t hor-i-ih.-
form, fie-s. th n- h.nob-nMt hv
iinn.merai In puipl- wli.i have h eu the victim.-ut
rheumatic d.soiile.s. nul the agonies
tin y hae t ii.luivii 1 oiiiirui tlii. e-t-i i lion.
I b -if is hui one win h- whi h Hie fire in
the hiii, d can heexlineins t il nml th o is hv
Mritum; oil' in.- supj v ,.f il:,,. p,is
omius ne(! The 1 die hlai- nil
tuii- an.l- niniit i-1 ill- b'.. tliroivh
tin-liver una ki.lnev-, air tli.-v reni diin so.
lutioii in the h o ,l, 1 r, line 11V iiiil.-innn it tv
rlu liiiintisin, it iil.e i, Iiiiiii.:i"-,i, iieiii-iiliii.
tr ut i.n I a.l r.ieiet a ic fever- an I niri- linns.
Win 11 the an ilrp si e I us (,'t itn ert-tal-in
ant in at' the .iotnli, lln-y enu-a ,11-tieular
llli'lllltllt.-lll. when ill tilt) IllMn Ic-, museiilitr
1 li.-i 111.1i 1.-111 ami iumlii ; win 11 in t ie t is
hl... ,s ,.1-ltlrt- tl... 11 t-v. a. i-o . - tt li.ot i.
I (M ilts., licn.l a:ni ret -vn cent rall'v. n. nr;il-
KM. In ev. 1 . n-eiluy nn. 1 nml 1. in n.o-t
. "ist.'"!'' '?,''"!'."'' V' . '"' """'',ol-v n
!:io.-Iii I- t..,t-.j 10 hi 11 1. 111 -..an1 0,111 inn
Ih-cdmic cl r Hi.-, or riotl- 1 1. 1111.1. k in Icam
or heart, cui-ni-i aina lew orhont .li.-e-,
'I h. lire 111 the h -.i 1 mat le cMnuu-li-d -tin
supply 1111 si In- shut oil. Tins can . nlv
b ilone l.y mi iiilaii; the 1 - rial- t. -he I.I, a t
- t. e 1,1-11. v-and Iner; .ml n . in. iu.s In
ever huci f -1111,1 f ir in-.- . ii h-liai.- -, In vvim-ii
r 11 e ,0 1 1 Wiirui r s !-'nl'i; llh. ua ill,.- i III-,-.
Jl m is dii't-elly 11 on tar , at ol the wor
rier: it .'.!ill;;ill-lie- 111 - lire l- e. n r.iiiiu
ill - ipl-lv i ll I IV.. 1 v .11 'h.. eel--
I lit- well known stai .lin : ol II. H. Warner
A. C'i. of It. fin s e , N. V.. ilie ii-'eniiiltl.hi
vlncli U a tt- 1 s S .:o t'lire ha.
a ni ve 1, u -in ; iml .i--e 1 h 11 . 1 . r-..u
"''".' 1 ,' 1;;,,"',,'t -,x- '
I 11 lo I i- ,'t'es .M-il,cil C'lii"..-. New N.iik,
, ,,. C!.tv ,,,, Ul .,, rV ,, e n . j
out ill llu-u- pro-, i-e-1 .the 1 tbli-. hml. li.
-"'hen-nt wair.m ha- :h- iih-.ve s'i t.--
"'lilts : o ti II-. Ill .. Ii tti-v.v. ull n-.-inte -
, , ,; , . ,. . .,,
ti- ,i.h'.s, e ; t- in'Iy a n;.-, kit iwiiufuU v.el
that iln-d moi.s-.riie-l p w. r . f i n- len.elv
f Mii;,;-,i' m-M .o1'' "- "' '
l.iirer tnau id s, ami III 'M' who -u !i r in iho
fiiiuie lio 11 iheiiieaii-in v c .1 Mii-!i an o- -i-
tn-liTe Iliem. 'I i mi on their ' vva it'-;,..n-Inli-
ly. iilt-l ''! 1 l ime no un if hvui iaui and
uiiiiineiy tlciitli me the iv.-ult..
"Scot Free."
The .hra-e originated from the old
word sent, or shot, meaning primarily
money, but used in the sense of it
reckoning. Hence to he scot free or
shot lit e implied that a man had noth
ing (o pay. or was ch ar of any contri
bution. Shakespeare says. "Though
1 should 'scape shot free in London, 1
fear the shot here; here's no scoring
but upon the pate." Shot free also
means uninjured by shot; also, un
punished. I'hilailrll hia hiile - arc I. arrinjf hn'fbalk
one o iht iii h-i- eiglit her liu-l.ainl mil si v-
l.tt limes ulreaily.
If""' ''looil I.e iiii iivi rislietl. ns fnani-
f(,u.,,yI erupti.,,.-. ulce-ra or run-
naig s,ii-,-, sen.r.iliiu- mi.-mrs, MVeltuigH or
e--"i.d ilrliililv: lake Dr. Ii. V. I'leree's
n'-'ioi i-isemi-ij. nom ny
Ul..gglsl.
"Nn, sir, my ilanghter cm never he yonr."
"t .hm't wiuit lier in ho my iliiugliii-rl"
1'i. ke in the yoiiin; unleiit. "1 '"nt hi-r to
hi- my wife."
TKXNVSOX' 'MUT H EKX."
Who knows if ihe he an ful uirl who died
so yoimg liuil h(i n blessed with Dr. Piitoi-'s
"Favorue I'rt-enption" she might have
rcini.t.il on tnaiiy imollier bright .May day
The "1'iivoriie rie-rnptiuii" is a i-i-rl.tiu
cure for all thn-e n, -orders to which females
are liable, liy tlruggi-ts.
Ii won't d for ft married tnnn lo ssy tohis
wile, "ii. ver mind." hliu is apt to take him
nt Ins word
tit It I'KOtuoi
As stsces are nekly abandoned with the
ronipli-tiiilt n! liiilioa.l-, so the huge, ilra-lic,
OKI linrtie pills, I'limi ii-.-il of ri iuie mid bulky
tneiht-mt'S. tire iun-kly .tbiuulont-d with the
1 it I r. nl net tot of nr. l'iu:ei. k "rliasnnt l'ur.
alie IVih-is," which are sugar t-oated, mill
'"?l'T "iu",iu'1 TH'"' ''ttt com-
'...-IM 01 llllli 1- '. t t-.itittit.-u rt'tiiiiio c-
lracis. 11 ilruggitUs.
He is a stingy lawyer who tries to nnnsui
hi- own vt tfu when she craves a promenade
co-tuine.
Questions en 'I Answers.
What is the I f t Hair Dn s-er? What is
tl ebest DatidrulT Kia l'c-.t t? Which is the
l e i Hair liestorer? Vh. h is the bt-t of
all l'teu.tralions fur the ltiur'r Cailmunk.
jldies.t-cbildri-ii's bfioi-.V -hiiesi-.um.il run
over if LyouVI'iiteul Heel Stub -tiers are used.
Sate trouble ntul expense in washing, and
always have men lining collars and culls, by
uearuic l hrohtluoli.
For sore feet, swollen joints, sprains, corns
or bunions. Use St. Patrick's Salve.
ITBrsT iMi BrsTcoD-t.irF.iimi., from sflsetei'
Iners, on the sea-lmie. by 'asw. II, H.i.iil,t
Co., Sk V. Absuai'riv pure siul sweet. I'liti. tu t
who Imve once ink-ii it pn f r it m all i.th-rii.
rhynit-iaiis d. clnie it supriior to n'l oth-.-r oh.
CflAPi-KD HASiis. fa.-p, 1 in;.l" and roii(;h
nkln i-urtii by usuic Juniper 1'srS.iap, made by
Caswell, Hazard A Co., Ni-wr Vnr.
r-tiis Machine FjtlmtrT.
Tlie-e remark ,b!e item? pour into onr off 0
nily. Mr. H. S. l-'ri l.rn, with the New Ho n
Machine Coineany. ot Uranee, Mnss., vvr)!e.
N!a-2', 1SSS; " I have i rciI Hunt's fe i'.dy
In my family for over ten .vesr-s. My w.fa
wis Irniililed vvitli ratnrrh of tho bladder,
si.Ci-red in-e-'se 1 a n in (ho fcidiioy. unit
o n. and a iniilion w-s ar-omiihshivl w ith
tl. ( e.itest of in.oay. My friends t'.i.injjlit
that hhe eoiiht not re- ovo -. We tri.-d doctors
and iiH-dii ir.e . and al lien -h better at tunes
4he would irri.w wo'SOHrfaiii. Si'Swrunhligeil
to ne the toiiet! as n nny i i f fteen t-mea it
a tiiu'ht, aud wns growu.ff iroise ini!y. M
V is t me my at'eniion was ealleil to limit's
'icinedv. an I 1 ror.chidid to trv it- a'ld nfter
i-msone bolt e s!ie w;.s a ro.i.1 le 1 better,
tuo iiii:aitimau u ivr- rcnurett. nan mn wnu-r
tnoi 0 natural. Site began t i;niti in hi petit
and te't no pain in the bark -vul kidneys.
She rnu!J attend to hor liot.sfl old work
without 1 ain. ai d this liail tv-en preat
l.n(Vn to do. even the lirrl.bsv kin I of work.
After tisir si 1 otta-s s!io wai conii letcly
i-un-d. Since (hen I l.a-.-o kil l occasion to
pse Hunt's Remedy for k d:i y and bvercom
phunK nnd fonnd it to be j t ns represented,
rn 1 1 coi aider it a n o-: wm.ilerf il n-eda-ine.
I no-tUI not be withnnt Hart's ben edv iu
tny family: and I have r -ceininetid'-d it to
my friends hero ia ( iron with equally good
results."
I.ost I alth la Phrnli-liins.
Th' re are iniiiiaerublu instao' es where
1 uri 1 have b en t fftx-ied by SoovilTi Bursa
I aril a. it IHixmI and L.T r Syrup, for all
,li -a-sif the blood, when the patient had
been Kvt n up bv physit ia .a. It is one of the
t est n ni. ilh s ever i ffere.1 t- the public, and
a- it is 1 rep trt d with the gr. ab-st t are. a a
speeiiic lor ei nain d a-, il i- nu wilder
that it hhot.ld be more eilc-liial than I a lily
written and. ai-eleaslv pr pare ! pr-acriptions,
Tuk. So'Vili's Wool attd I.iver Syrun for all
di-orders arising from unpuro diooo. 11
ndonea by ail Wing prefeassouai wm
Frazer Axle fJrease.
due creasins lasU two weeks ; all otb(!-
two or three days. Do not he imposed tipo
by tho hinubug ntiul's olli-re.l. Ask yo-i
dealer for l-'razer's, Willi label 011. It save
vonr hnrso labor, and yoa to 1. It reiviv.-.l
iiisl medal at tlio Cent -ani il and I'.ti i.sex
positions. Sold t-vcryvv -acre.
Mrs. M. rilkiiigton. 211 2filli St..l!roaUlMi.
says: ' I w is a rlieuui ilio cripple two years;
helpless for month-, when my tloeior, nlier
Iryintrin wain everything else, told mo to
ire: Dr. Lhiene's K.-U. 77i.il cme t mt.
First effeelual, then good to take, then
cheap risoVCiire for C'011-uinptioii.
3?OFl HPIlNr.
CURES , .
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago, fcackiclio. Heail.ahe. Tooth.ichc.
(lore 'Mironl. sin rlllnB.l'nli".ltruUre.
liiirua. S-IU. 1 ml line.
ami tit. ilium in mi it i-tiss avu mnrs.
Stld.'J Ui.l,'IUinl ItnlfKi-t. Ilfl, Ctuusli.lUf.
l'ir.-.-ii"inin It I c
1 II fi I II VUI.KS . 101-I l-l-lt CO.
ISMWiml. V wt-i-LfcH to . lUli.imil. !.. I'.S. .
Foot and Ankle.
The EDS0N ELECTRIC CARTER o-
Vdoo8 the FOOT nnd AMKLE into dp,-.
feet form, supports and strengthens
vie ntnvs, aiaa nwrvei.'cus grace and
elasticity to the ettp.
it ohvttrrtat
nnj r, ''!
fuil in loii--(ny,
ri'.'O.i; or
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prtfn.il,.ii,
ditpela 0"iif,
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Electric
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TWyure uv. n ,
viih ,,;( t:.t
Garter, is&i
en i tf.e
PRICE, in Finest 5V iVrbbing (usual
co'ors), G'ud hihI Buci.lr CI '-n." 11'. .?-.
15 inch. $,',50; 17 inch, $2.00 per pair,
Mailed to nn aduresa en receipt of j
money. Qend for circular.
LONDON ELECTRIC FABRIC CO.,
61 Deekman Street, At w York, '
ttiiiATi".,r ,,,.. r..."., ;
ti t r -lm iii.ty 1
Iw fr.l fr.-r. t
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A PRIZE TOR EVERYBODY.
A CIIOU K UF
FORTY VALUABLE PREMIUMS,
WORTH 7.50 to $125.00.
To latliM or hpiiI Iwm.'n wlline lliir l-w I'nhllr-l-II
nil V. 11 .11 ill. Kit !-..IHt III IJrtUl-l ii-r
V i'1'k, in l iiilnn ir -t I'Ki.r., .1 t 'U wn .
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Is nn.! rMy nnd will I wnt frof to nnjr n m rTwipt
o! a Fttti i r uttKe. Im l n .mn nuinrnu
I't.Krnvi ii,-, ami rm li vnltini t mltrn.ai i. i. ua vv Is-lj
An-I U"iui.itMii uuiiltl ti ku IU will al
dhcM ..u ii ttjltv.iin tho un.-r l hiitny .tiui'l
filtlv lei w.tUnUt CotlttiiC JttU a t-rtit, Mirli i.stffoll au I
Sunt Vat. In-. l.t Urif.tt:-, h".4t Mt liiinf, ;J
kmtiiut b.lvui War., no. .vt.'.fim
I . I.M.AMIN A CO..
ha rntt'HTiU'i TCiiTl!Srm
WAS t&'lzvzz
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Smi.Im ' It.t.- l.-iiei W-n, Prti'f.
a 1 ulrluKn t.
II.i.2.4.AjS I tl.'.p. Villi .n.l fr." I.. anvfii-a-Q-IInt ut
.aTDlTWM&,U la in !.f. 1I4V10 C. CUOK. 4i
,VGtflrl A lam, ftrl I'l.l Jfo 1. 1.
CURLS WHU. Ali ELSf FAILS.
nip. 1 itimhi
f-i l I'V flrUsfK
tint Vlarlillie r in... in.. I tVul .ml n ..,r ,1
i... k.ntii. n.it. Ill t l. mi l I'ol: i-iiiin.li-lo iu
lull -. Il mi! -i.ll t-r- .i ir. i) -.1 l.t.i' y irlt.
I'.-mlia-h I '..!. i Alum,., a r-nly inirk.'t nJ l-T
,-ir, uUr sii'l t-n.. -. t.i" I .tninlilr liillllllla
llll-llllie ( II.. !'' I "-HI ' ! MM, llnliu, VlASJ
jirBiu.i'.ii"-psi'i'" 'uc-
rt D I I I !U1 WII-IK- 1 1. II ITS cured
J rlU Iwlat lioiii" villi mt I.J-ii U . "I 1'"
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Io.mIj's w Tailor -S.(fin of
I liea Cutting BIHIU1 a iu,li.ti..ii,.i.
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On whif-h siilo lies the final victory in the dospemtff " Battle of the Hooks," the
following t-xl nu Is, t liarai ti-i ibtic of tt-ns of thoiiSi.uils received, signify :
"E.ni.mifi'll st ths rhsnpneAs sn.t sirtdlncs .if
rnnrl....ke. Y.mr snierpr s i-.l ic Isn.'. n-n ..I
he tai(iiet kind."-Ri-. lii. ttilk-i ui.hu, dsuia K si.
Cat.
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heai.nea Imnilf ihI utility. Incl,a lind 4 i'i
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Tho rcculiiir :iysteryl
4 It was one of the peculiarities of the old-fashioned Doctors that the
never would Ull patients what thry were prescribing for them. They said
it would do the patients no ood to know, and that it would only be grati
fying a foolish curiosity. In order to keep patients from knowing, they
would write the prescriptions in dog-Latin, so that most patients could not
read them. All that sort of thing is now over. Thcpatientwantstoknowwhat
he takes. He is weak, and wants to be strong, or he is dyspeptic, an 1
wants to digest well. - Or lie has a troublesome liver which he wants to
put to rights. So he takes ttrown's Iron Bitters about which there is no
mystery at all. This is the best preparation of iron in the world, in com
bination with gentle yet efficient tonics. It gives strength. It builds vv
v-nfeebled systems. It enriches impoverished blood. It removes feminin :
veaknessea. It casts out debility. It ia w hat you want, and your druggi-:
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1;svi.:.-,thizeVmIhsai5 the hope of
1 v '. i.'d
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
T!?STAELB COIIPOUND.
A Mure Cure far nil I IkMAI.K WEAK
M.SSl:s, IiirliKllnic I.t-iici-rihirn, Ir-ri-Ruliir
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In lUrir.-t't. It If asrrrtli''lplii 1'n-rnnnry, salt iw
lisvci pnlti tlui -t. labor and st r. vh'mt icih-tls.
fill-It iVilbtlT i'llllil-IIillT IT I in I IT.
fseFoi all W'ru-rrvi-rs rt tliicrrriiliri. onrsas
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