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FOR THE FAR. II AXD HOME.
(hlr-ken fholara.
It is eiHlfiiiio, clmrai'terixeil by a
diai rhoca. il: ;. ruiei an,i vory iii-.strue-tive
to lifWs;s the .!,, nn' .jii id
flirt). The cVsease is irent'nilly sml
tlrn in iloveloi'jiunt. Fowls will lav
on one day ami he next day be earrir.l
off by the disease. Still it is not always
or frequently no rai'itl in its course.
We had previoiislyaXaiiiined tin i:cui
ises where the birds had been kept
through the winter, and found th-y
Mere too trow le i, twenty-live birds
roosting in a space ulim t six by seven
feet and four feet hiijh, in one ivrner
of a dark and badly ventilated
stable, and believe tho eatie of the
disease to have lien virti.;i!Iy blood
poisoning, indueed by uncVanlinoss.
eareless feeding and close, uu muti
lating quarters at night.
O ops In Ori-hartta.
A Vermont oorespundent of the
Pructital Far it)' r gives some of the re
iults of his ep 'l-iments in cultivating
orchards, which, although according
with tho experiments of others, may
ie useful. Sowing wheat in an oreh
rd always checks the growth of the
trees, even if the ground is manured.
;ats are exhausting, but less so tl.an
wheat. Corn and potatoes both an
swer well, and the r ihiv.t'i.u they re
ceive benefits tlu? trees. In oiiij n
stance half an orchard was smm with
wheat, and the con.-e iicii e wa that
it was put back twoyears as c.inp.ired
with the other half. Wheat in a
thrifty young plum otehard mi- 1 it.
To these statements we may add he fal
lowing: A iiei'hbnr et mit a li'in.
dred peach trees, i-iiaivatitir a t uri !'
theirf 'ttnl in p-.t'.it-N".. an I ! iv
mainder v as put in v.l.i r -.tn- i.f
the trees in the pota' u.1 '
than a foot and a ha!,'. ;n 1 -'-tit
Up sheets two lee! high. -w : t.i-'M'
which stood in the whe.it g"o..n i ur-'A
more than tlm e iin-h.-s.
t lovvt n -4 it I--i-l . lir.rr.
A stick of Wood ln:;-!e i on :!.e s-::-.
face mostly passes .iff :!,. gas ':,.'
imly the ash s; but the -am" -.' ; k. .t
burnt in a coal-pit ev-iuded lr-cit the
:iir, forms a mass of .-arbon . f tttai-.v
IT quite it ei'igttl d si . ,.U. ill ..
itiy .f vegcta'de nia'ter is a !. i m:.
I'lMimi, and whi It Wiis do:.e iilid' t'
tho s.iil. not I'tily are tln'ti.vs p--tained
in the seil. but in..)-.- i ;t i -,i :
formed, and this carlmn h is t!i t -.v.-i-lo
a'propri ite tie xaiu.c '" -mm- al
ways present i:i the a' i.i j,:,.-.- . rh,.
great valiti' uf clever as a !'! : ; 1: -i- .,
J ui'. tirr-t to the carbiiti fitrti -a.-i l.y
the decay tli" plan!, and :. 1 ;
the line iiiiehatiical i-!V'Vt "ii t'o- ,.
which rend, r, it j .nr. i i-i. so that the
atniosphere penetrates it a!ld .!!..-.:
plant-food. It is ri. ar that l etter fer
tilizing effects will l'eu!t fr the
ploughing down of the crop t decay
in the soil. I :,di.iar;ly mere can be
made out of the tops than they are
worth for manure, and, if rightly man
aged, the roots will supply the needed :
fertility. Penit.:iU-tiii,i F:rwr.
Wei 1'i.atuir.a.
One of the nn-st serious a.-ta le in
the way of successful dairying is a wet
pasture. Land that is s iturate ! with
water prmlifi-s unwholesonm herbage,
the grass is rank and sour, and some
times the herbage eon-ists wli.illy nf .
sedges and other coarse plants that are ;
not easily digestible. Such food ran-;
not produce good milk, and the m'x
mad from such food will not make)
pood cheese or butter. I!ut very often j
this coarse, rank food produces di-ea1 I
in tho cows. This is more especially j
the case with yearlings and young cat-
tie whose digestive powers are net j
fully matured. Another injury results j
from the use of such pastures. Vapor j
is constantly arising or settling over i
low wet lands, and the presence. if this j
vapor greatly affects the temp-ratiin.
Every fanner knows how fr..s'. occur I
upon such low grounds when higher 1
lands are free from the n. .Vow, ail
these intluences seriously aib -t the ;
health of cattle feeding on such lands, i
The vapor ari-ing from thrm is loaded
with poisonous irerms, which iuf'-ets '
the blood when they are brctiic 1 into I
the luutrs. The moisture whiei: settles j
down upon them is cold, and a it con- I
denses into visible vapor this absorbs j
from the cold air various unh-althful
and injurious gases which are always
arising from the decaying vegetable J
matter in the soil, l-.very one knows
nmre or less of what malaria is and
how it affects persons. Cattle are as
subjei t to these atmospheric poisons as
bun. an beings are, and what we know
as malaria frequently produces dis
eases which cause wonderment and
surprise to tho owners of the sick ani
mals. So the cold which causes the
frost in these low places chills the ani
mals, and a chill to a milking cow is
Diost apt to affect the udder lirst and
produce garget, at which a ra n the
owner wonders, and for which he can
not account. 1'n gnunt cows -uddetily
chilled in this way. cspeciaih by lying
down upon the ground. ! so their
calves, and still again tin owners
wonder how that can h ipp.n. when
every care, as ho supp..s. has been
taken of the animal. I oil such
things are caused by wet, nndrained
pastures, and every farmer should l.y
every possible means remove such a
constant danger fRm his farm by
draining these land. This is the sea
son for such work, and whoever it
nerds to b done th? opportunity ot
doing it should not be misled. ..V n
York Ti-iii.
lIoitoclioM lllni.
Salt sprinkled ocr a carpet will
brighten the colors.
Tepid water is produced by combin
ing two-thirds cold and one-third boil
ing. In making any sauce put th butter
and dour in together and your sauce
will never be lumpy.
A little whitening applied to white
paint when washing it w id ch -anse it
Illicitly and take tie-yellow lint a1 ay.
Whenever you s. e your sauce boil
from the side nf the pan y,.,i may
know that your flour or corn s'areh is
done.
l'lanncls shiiiild let be washed very
I ultetv, Change the garments t're neat
ly and air those taken off in the open
air and sun. Unless they are really
soiled do not wash them.
A pretty morning cap may bemad
tout if a line cambric handken hicf.
I Murder it with narrow hire, then turn
up the corners and tack down. A bow
' of ribbon on the top will 1h an im-
pr.. cue nt.
The Orkln of Silk.
If we pul trust in tradition there U i
; leTen I that Tchin, the oldest s..:i of .la
p . i :, fa! hi r f the Asiati-' race, tan-Jit
hi - children the ai" pr. p.n in
a- well as i!:e ar f ainting atvl
sili tin-.'. lie tlo.-. ..s it may. i is ':
ta'n s li.o ,ii . 'it : :.r . - tii 'U--.:: I o:rs b
f"t" tie' i::i -tian i ra .1 I 'tiiiiese b-i.i ..
tli - Ch--.:-!-::!-.-:. co. ribed -i!:.e:i
w !: r- strelehed iil ll ;i I'M-i. i!
' i' e ' nt, tnv. a;. ,1 I the I.ot t
i" i !ie of his s'l.'-css -i s. Chiti-
:i.', i'i i lucd uicu iu- . f tie- :-!..'.irii,
c p'aine-l to his c e.'cia. -r.ll ies w
i aur.'.u! s' tiffs c..;i-l l e oliirie by
t 1: itioti nt tiie ton ; i v t ree.
.1:1 ' .ii' ut the .-ai 'Ji'.i.ii li. t'.,ati i m-pfe-s.
to whom a er.ivfn! os!er:ty a
s ne a phi c ;:i a c. !-!. ,i! c-.ns'i-ii.i-t;-
n, i rf. i t.'d the art . o' unra i ii.nj
t o.-ooti a:el weaviiiif. 1'ioia that
f.'n-' -iil't culture in I its irinei-,:: .-.-it
n-a.-the !i .vth -:n j.oiti-u of ;l. Yd-I-
e, i vej, j, province ol i h-iu-I-''
:.'. I'here w.,- pi-odund the - !U
l'.-i"iie i'o- a! hou-e... I 1. Vell.-w w is
the , n cl- r inr ;iie .Mpcror. i-m-p.'iss
and pr.nee imperial, violet for
tic other wives cfthe cupi-ror. blue
i..r distire'ui--ied .:) rs, red for thoS:
1- -s eenspi-ttous, an I I ia f r every-me-
eNe. In the b. ok of i.tes, I.i-Ki,
t'e c, reientiies pi if.-riiied at li.e bar-
M-' are cal-'futly described. livell
th :-:.,p-t-
. .iV.
!;d not di-diiin (.. gather
th" l: u r: v w i'll her
own li.iiiity lingers a:. ! c .itched evrr
til- rearing of Hi" b te.l.-rj i.f tic-
I ', II.
for a I :u tune this vain ib!. indus
try remained tin- cvlnsj-..- ji-.e -ety
of t he t hi;, -,. emjiii-e, but -li.e.; the
third icf.'ury betore tin- nn-tiau era
a military expedition ir..iu i h.tia bore
the r--sii:ts of its civil; .r: n to the
I'cei lent, silk became known i:i Per
iia and India. ;-.n 1 was at last I'r-.i'L'ht
to liuroj.e I'ie-so,i.,-rs of i ra-sus.
lifty-six years be:".. re Ci.rist. saw siik
rii -1 . ! : i i ir is .inienathe rarthians. and
a 'i.'.ir. later .. imui'-n-11 ''.'.' .)
of silk r liei-ted th-1 spei tut vs in th.i
li. li. an circus from tic rays th
sun. Fr m thistitne the ii'mn re v.. re
always provided with the be citife.l
textures which were tic a!:.;:'','.".,
of their legions. Vet Mil; was -f 11 trie
pri il.'gi -1 p .s-.-s-ion of liiei;. h. and
in the time of Aureiian. who iloiirish
ed in the third ci-ntnry. was w. rh
about forty times its present value.
The Tru.' Ceiitlenian.
The following sketch of the true
geiiMeinan was iouiid in an oi l manor
house in ( iluueesti-r-hire, l'nglan. I. writ
ten and framed, and hung over the
mantel-piece of a tapestried sitting
room :
"The true gentleman is Cod's ser
vant, the world's inas'.-r, and his own
num. 'ir! ue his biisiiics.s. study Ins
recreation, contentment his rest, and
happiness his reward. iod is his fath
er ; th" church his mother, the saints
his brethren, all that need him his
friends, hevotion his chaplain: Chris
tianity his i haaiberlain ; sobriety his
butler; temp-ranee his i k; hospi
tality his housekeeper ; Provid. nee his
steward; charity his treasurer; pi.ty
his liiisl ress of the house; and di.-c eti. n
his p..rt.cr. to 1. 1 in or on' as m.-.f tit.
This is the whole family, made up ol
the virtues, and he is the master of the
house. He is necessitated to take th"
win Id on the w ay to In av. n. but he
walks through it as fast as he can, and
ail his biisihes; by the way is to make
himself and others nappy. Take him
in two w.-rds a man and n Chris
tian." (.nests.
i.n't invite them if vomlon't want
them.
l-m't run into debt to entertain them
in -tyle,
I'oti't w - ar your Sunday dress when
you nr.- cooking the dinner, j
I :" t show them off too imbliilv it
' i
they happen to be ilist.ngaHied in li- '
viduals, ami d'.n't hide them if thev !
are poor relatives.
Itori't change the complexion of your
family prayers t" match the reli'.'ion to
which they happen to belonu'.
1 loii't tell them every minute to make
themselves at home, but make your
hoes" so hoiiie-like they can't help feel
ing av home.
THE roUMRY'S (iK(MVTH.
VThm thr riillril Mitten Iny II.- I Iflv
Irnii llmce.-l'.iHloll. Il s suit ln iiuri-i
uf the I uliiri-.
The following from the chica;o
Tnlri't it-tail, will furnish foci f. r re
llectiou an lspccuiaUon: It is estimated
that the I'nited States will cat lin
1,jO,00ii00 jieople titty years hence.
The natural increase of population, a
judged by the tables of the past, in
conjunction with the sw. 1 1 i it r lid - of
immigration from I'urope, w ill ac
complish tli' marvel f :i;,,: ual
growth. When fiiiuie h stei hui . re
cord tho laet that the Am.-rii an .o'o
nies, with lM.il I I people, dev. l .p.d
into a repubpe of 1 '0."O :u a cen
tury and a half, it will r-a 1 I I. a ' d"
of the Arabian Nights, ll '.uo a' its
zenith ha i n i such popuhi' ion, nore:. '
so homogeneous in language, sp'.r.t. n
telligciice and aspir.nioii. This w id
bo the mightiest republic of all history.
Figures alone fail to lonvey an a i . -quate
idea of its probable tasMn -s an I
power. Its 1 1, puiatioti will l e ci.ua!
to that of the i! riiian Umpire, l'ra ice.
Spain, I! Igium. wi erland, 1 1 .i!; an I
Austria o mi.ined. It will ! a m.ib h
in war f r t'ae whole uf I'.ur -e.- or t..
any other quarter of the globe. In tic
acliiev eme.iH of p. a it prmc.i o-t,.
exceed any iia'cn c.t.int, or li. it vcr
rose to wealth and sp!e...-.r.
There is ,i p ii:,', 1 -.-. b y,.-i 1
which g.-o.w i ; :.i : i a vi t
pa-s w i'!:-.et a en !.., 1 ai' a
would
half h.
a me .
iri'eil:
Coiue -
I i' . u i4 ion (n-i. ;. i t ii
I'.- :ii p.'i,:.! at oil. a:: 1 w ,th
n -r il .lift'-. si , of ueairh mid
c. '.v li 11 I. a a i i I ::t.i '
i a
'.: ih ,t th. y inii-t In f 1 ::i
i ii i.al-. or 1 1 t 11 on ia '-
i Lie i-.i's ,.r I ravers and
i iV-rs can t.o longer treat
as a eiiiiie, the liini' of
c,''i ha, lieu -:is--ed.
pooal i': c is u i ..n ;er a
tictigtii, i-ut of w.-al.n '-s
oil the M
when 1 1
inf.l'.tiei
lleiisty
s-iur.-e
ahi: "
; 1 i'.a . u comiui n Is the
plan i lieun II., "I'oma Haiti -uch
a pr.'pi.rt oil of land that ii m iy broel
a sit'- e. 1 1 i live in convenient plenty,
end in ic servile condition; and to
k.ep tic plow- in the hauls of the
owners, an I n t in th hands of hire
lings." Th.s is tic 'imp theory, and
-iioii'l ten be for.oit n when the
imagination is fired by the panorama
of national grand. -ur soon to be pre
sent".! . :i this continent, (or if our
nation is dest ined to exceed any nation
of J'.iir. pe in population, its cities will
r.lso attain unexampled sie. Is there
danger tliat we shall s .on begin to
have to., j,; my people'-'
A glance at statist: s inlhates that
the Cac f.r such forebodings is yet
re. ante. In mo country of Ki, rope is
t in :e more g. m ral cunlevt and pros
perity than in France, and yet, if the
area of the I n. ted s'at.-s were as
densely settled as that of f ranee, there
would le room here for r.sii.iniii.oiiii
people. l'.xtensi.ve regions of the
.''a- i ' c i ..-d arc a present not adapt
ed for agri 'iiitur.il pursuits, but they
. .n L" rend--red rich and fruitful by
irHga'.i ti, and tlcy abouti I in mineral
deposits of every description, iron in
. iuiled. which would afford employ
'r,. n: an 1 supp rt to large populations.
When la-a hrs 1.,-en peopled and
the ma n p. 'ti..n of t!io 1'ni. ii i nus
- .eiie'.vhat i r.-w.iel. ' 'anadn, Mi-vici
.ml --ouih Am.-tica otTer suitable out
i. 's. ly that t in.' lluroji an iiomi
r ". n w id have probably cea- d, ..r
have beeoni" in-igniii -ant. Wh'-tithe
poorer . la-ses of 1'iur.q.e are offered
elite ;i - a' 1 i ll ti e i: till-eiue'its to I'. -ualin
at Icm as to iiiiinigra!e to this
country, they will ; reli-r to re.
luain ill h -m -. i.'eieai hable political
. hatiges will ;n.e. :.i',;,. iii liur-qie it
this country cu'liia-sto a Ivan, e to ;
its great dcstiu.es without civil warm
a failure of representative govern
ment. Don't Scabl the Pah;.
A physician -ays : Cor tl win I
in the -tomach" chii hen are thought
to have, f.-r their tire ":1c crying, an 1
for Coir ivs'1-sm ess and worn
ing at night with which t'ley are af
flirted, i; the warm 1 at lis were res ut
I'd to oitei'.er ili-t-ad of using -. o'ti,!!
-yrups atid 11 I'.i.st r um-, t w ..hi
be far l" !t. r for t he doi dr. 11. In p:e
paring a warm la'h b 1 Milan!-, -gr a'
care shoiiid be taken let to h.l iha
water hot. A I t i v r m i.ks on t:.;s
subject: "When my eh.. . ,1- sh-i; . a
night the doct r i-rdcn-.l 'Iclct wa
tcr nady an I sail it wa.ti r.ir't.
.lust as she was going t pu' tin-child
in I said : 'i'ut vo ir cib..w itit 1 I'c
water lirst.' vlio did s i.iti i U 1 ,t al
together too h .!. In wadiiin; lm I abjei
I often llnd 'hat the water I "-i.it is
agreeal I to my hands i . 11. .! -0 to .. v
lit sh that is covertd wth tlothn .
which leads me t 1 tli.hk iift-u'iin
babies are ti.rtiiie.l, and cm-u oii'ir.-i
by giving them a bath in water thai is
too hot."
Itnllercd lio's,
"What are buttered egg-?" in ; 1 : 1
the reporter.
Some w hat of a fan. v article. I ii
agine, lie anse but few ur s- id. Th. r.- I
are old women in this ety who et
from the authorities !!c li 'ht toloepj
hens. These they I.e. in the cot i,-
loft of the Icuse. and l.i ep 1 .e '.'.at, a
ing them until t lev lay a 1 1 gg. No
sooner is it I.iv. . I than t -.iipieil m
melted butter, ai.d tie- via P. wim-li i -yet
warm and mis t.bi ::' s r. s the
llavor iu' th.e butter, and ihey arc said
to be Very line. They t rp, g fivi-i f 1
to 80 cents a toen. A ir VurkJn '.''
CHILDREN'S ('01. I'M S.
Minnie' t'nlrlilnt nn.
Sal.l Minnie, willi pn.ie,
As nhe coiintf I tier t-tti .-Us,
"Wlien they're grown a I'll l.igi i
I'll sell nil tho mx;
And hi cacli ouln to let.-h
At the li'A-l hull 11 1 town,
1 run quite i-ll ullei.t urn
A new Sini.l.iy koh ii.''
AIiis for our cas(li' !
How soon they nil si p !
'i lie cnt lite ene i Im ken.
An.t cn i;el llie ip:
An.l wlnle tn.vntici; II." 1 " '
An.) o kIi r. ih.-1 .111
Were ciusln .l .y llie e n h i I"'
Slumming tin- .!. .1 .
"Don't n ken e 11 1 l.i I. 'i
Iti-toin they me c e li .1."
If ft roveib s-ei!.. I .in---'
I ' in llevei- 1 1- in '. I '1 1 .
II. I' 1 think Jin t'.i.- eili.T
lll'si-l ve- i e 1.1
"Don't count ell lill-ll- Mil I.'
Until lliey me 'l i "
( '. .('., '.-.-V.
Mow o lr n ill l nm
"You see I am a lent ieiiian'" sai l
Will Thompson. "I will ll"l I d. an
insult."
And the little i.-llow Miutti I ip
and down with rage. lie had 1 li
throwing stones at IV!cv .loacs. 1
thought that his ang-r prov..l bin:
to be a gentleman.
"If you want to he ,-i gcnti. inn.
1 should think you would be a gd, tie
boy lirst." said his tell-he;. lo ll-
tlenien do not throw stem at their
neighbors, l'et. r .lotie.s ilid le.t tin w
stolleS ;lt you. ali i I ttiildi he i s hiC.cii
more likely to prove a gentleman."
"Hut he ha ; got patches on hiskti.-t
said Will.
"Ihld pan'alo us do not k. e.. a 1 o
from being a g. lit'eiluin; but a 1 a i i -m-perilots.
Now, William, if you v.f't
to lie a g. iitl in in. you inn M lir-' be a
gentle bey."
A little further on the teacher me!
Peter .loin s.
"W'eli, Peter, what is the matter be
tween vim and Will this iiioriiihg'.-" Ic
asked.
"1 was throwing a ball at one of the
boys in play, sir, mid 1 missed him and
hit Will Thoiupsvn's dog."
"Then, when lie threw stones at you.
why did you not. throw back''"
"lb-cause. Mr. mother says to be a
gentleman 1 nuiM 1 e a gentle boy; and
1 thought it best t i keep out of his way
until he cool . d oil a little."-- 7,,'.(".v
Fr in ui I.
!ir l'rnv
Hid you ever hae a tame crow?
it's fun, 1 can tell you, but sometimes
it is more mischief.
1 had one. lie would follow me
everywhere, almost. of course I
couldn't let him go to church ipt to
school, but he Would perch upon a
tree just oiltsiile and scold like a good
fellow. If you judged by the sound
and didn't try to make out words, you
would think .somebody was .scolding
Mire enough. It was sport to watch
him then, lie would stretch his nook,
this side and that side, and twist him
self into all sorts of shapes -as if he
must talk and the words had somehow
got stuck in his throat.
That was three yiarsago. In the
fall he went tiff, by spells, with the w ild
crows, and at last he h-ft me entirely.
Hut the net spring, and every spring
since, with tlte first. aw. caw," comes
a glossy bliw-k fellow, with the same
comical strut that all crows l;ae, with
a leer and twisting of its ne. k and an
attempt at imitating tic human voice
that its mates never try. 1 feel sine
that it is my runaway, for when 1 talk
to it and call it by name it answers me,
yt is very careful to keep just out of
reach.
My aunt h:id n tame cr..w named
Jim that couUl talk some, or at least
speak .some words. It was a great
mimic, and would call out "grandpa
grandpa." just like little .loe. till
grandpa would go out toseeuhat ailed
the b..y. It would steal, too, cv.ry
thing it could get hold of, and hide the
things in all sorts of places, (irandpa
used to get greatly vexed about his
glasses, sometimes, while a thimblr
was dim's especial delight. One day I
was picking up chips. .Inn .stood near
watching me.
"Jim, you lazy Mlow. why don't
you help meV" said I; and Jim ih-w
down dose beside me, and began to
pick up the chips with his bill and
them into the ba-iiet, jut as solemn
and sober a judg -. - Youth's r,lin
2anion. Water Test.
A French periodical gives the fol -lowing
simple method for testing the
purity of water. In an ordina.y ipiart
bottle three parts tilled with water
dissolve a spoonful of pure whitesugar,
cork it well, and put in a warm place.
If at the end of forty-eight hours the
water becomes turbid and milky, there
can be no doubt of its impurity; but if
it remain limpid, it may lie considered
drinkable.
( lien per than Hats,
Editors ln not wear crowns, al
though the temptation is great, for
crowns are generally cheaper thr.n
hats. The iti.wii that the( Var of Kus
sia wears hiw been used for over t'.iKi
years ; it never had to be repaired, and
yet it is good for many years' service.
The number of hats a man has to buy
in tioo years would cost more than
two diamond-encrusted diadems. Frte
The scarcity of gi-ntieineii at a
j neighboring summer resort was so ap
! parent that a lio-toti lady telegraphed'
her liu d aud:- ' Ceorgc, 'bring down a
lot of beans b.rt'ie hop, thisevenitig."
Thanks to tic t -l- uraph manipulator,
tieorge air.vcl w ith a "p it of beati.
j I'.-or il.- II, ni! I. a His Trmle.
I Mr. llcnj. U . P.iton, pharmacist.
itlobe illage, Mass., bays that the mi
raculous pit'ii-ciire, SI. Ja"ob's Oil, 1 ai
greatly helped his other business, and
the sales of the remedy have doubled
in one month. lie keeps a large sup
ply always on hand. Officers of the
Army and Navy pronounce St. Jacob's
Oil (o be the gl'. ...test paill-CIIIH of the
age.
"Sofa f.o
who colli v.
." remarked the .votinu mnn
to i e o-o to lus best Bil l.
Th. ere v 1
I'll. I. . I -. C, " -
" . 0 ill fi:c hi.ii-i's : o"!
Vnrli, jieUling s-l.(kv,( ni
A sen of K o-aili is a la.c in d mm in II
MlloU lie i: to bo il illlg . II.
j "The 5 1 1 fovur in 1) iIioih w U bo cooleil
I .-if hi ;M-iir.t n inoiitli, v. bin n blizird strikes i
I ir," s.'is iin old miiic!-.
I If hilioa.i. ni- sr.'l.-, ie- fmm imi'tiritT ot
bluo I. or w.-i!: Iim. r-t.tl fenr cusii t lion
I faci-oi'ii!.. !- .--.-. of ih" lr.ti"si, tn .' l'r
i I'ior. c's ; Mi-. i y,.(lj,".l liistwi-i-y" mid it
will cm i- ..;-. I v .hii -eist
llici-
lire 1.V ul ou t mid WHfjoti licenses
i Neiv V
rVO tTIs..l
i . i h.nrl I
l . I'd -ri-c't 'Tnvarite
I'rosc'ii
'rosc--i:i..ii" dc-.-rvo it e imc. It i a per-
ain runi for'.o-f i ai-ifiil innlndies inid
ik . !aeri iml'.m-r tli lives of rn
i.i ai.VMoiiwn. I II ii ru - .jsta.
i am oiimoi-i -r-me veteran lii pnya in"
i I'll! r:via..il-.
BciiU en.ii, 1. v...,Ml.l. no Varlieuhir
en re is r'iii:el Mlet.s n in,- Dr. 1'i ice's
I "I'li asaul I n oi.e I'dlels." 'I In", op.-rale
wnlioiu ai mi l.aa.-e to i Ui. con-- mt on. thct
..rocci.:..non. r..i-sio!s :,. it,l.e, cm tia-
tain, in. an.- Id. m I. diiii(.-.-, suur vrnet t-
tion to. in . ;u . a 1 last.- in ia ail it,
i t.iliou nit .-'. i ilia in re a -n ul k dner. in
. lornnl f. V a. hidat. d lei-liuij alio.ll ato icicli
uhIi of lias I to held, laks Dr. I'lerce
'i tlkls." I'.j (111! -;-,s:
' "AViate -. !.
; c.a," any til I" !
(i.i ii .-.iid ii clotlii" on ,
Htrni.'ht '-ii yr.-ir l.oi.u A she- with I.yo
i iitriii Jtt-ui iiaejii'. . cilil wt'.iriiii .iiiijj tin
OXTHIKTV P' TltlU..
send Dr Dv, -s Vl.-i.i-m l Vlciro-Ve -. -ie
litlls mid l.l. ctne At 1. i'ii-.- nil In il lor
:: l.lin, in in. n vi'.-.i. l-l.uli-iirtiilUifle.l
I'littlit Heel Miaein-i i, :.iui wuiirihein h,; tin
Jdavs to iiieiLxoai'.! I..-..I l.'.Ui i iru IllUll'I . d I
i with iiervoi:-di hililv. t.i.i ni iiiiy nnd km-
' tired tronhio-. ivi ii. ne .-ia Iv in.. I coat-
t-lete TsU.:.l'l..n el h--a il all I .ll.tlli)' M-'i'i'.
Alldl'O:-.-! Il.a iihuvc.
1 . urrud, as thirty .1 1;
. N-. is in-
d is nil -nv.-.l.
lUva tfrm f-eiv. ti-. Ciiroliihioil c.i!lur-nud
Ufa? KOUK'liOU no -.. A -.. In- liiolU.
I Tin- I II-..-I l t.ri'nmi.
! l the h -t in I'.-- l.-.nUe.. It i thd mi't
t ontiotietMl .Mid i-lif-1 e.e. oho hot lutiaj; -is
loin; as io i. i-.ny ollii.r. i 'no er.-"in ; will
l.-lsl l..in-!;s. ir o-.-elVi.. .ill .li-lllllllll nt
l!u- t'ci.ti a-ii.,1 iii.d I'a: is h i-iii.iii-., iiii-I
; aiudnls kt i-aie a - siiitio Fairs. Iluy linotiier.
I I-,e St i n, i.-jt a Salve, re. U. irn its Sreit
vtlue. f 'lat trial coavuuv.
-
I lie I . l.U-il-1.
A llie e.it.l. i- io t-nniiie. -mat to aoar
n colli to illal' sin-: a-St I" ilri-.e a -ll.e.v
o l, I '.ul.... lie. .Ii-. i-t-i le.-ta-n ef all II. ill' i
iienewiTs, l.i nil oilier ue araiaiiis.
Io'. i'Vsi ri iiA. iMii.ii .ni,. a. rr. n-il. .ti -f -1 -i -.
i's and Ki ln-rill ill Lility in l!i.-ir v.iii..n- f.-ni. . .
nis.i as u .r. v. nlit.- ii.r.on-: I. . r nu.l a--n.- ,-o. I
"'.h. r ini.tii.il 1 nl f. . i . Hi- I "-r 1 1 -1 'I i. a
.'id laivir of t'.iasun," inn lo l.v Cisini:.
lazind A Co.. Ni iv .ul;, at.d set I 1 y ail 'iiii;
Uls, is th-1.. letiii' : nn-1 I. -r . .'i.-Lls i-..,-..v. :
njj li'iiiii fi-Vi r ur elli.-i m. -Kiii it lt.. liai-.jii.il
In- li. A. Di Vis. I'm .lor.iii-inoa St.. I'roolt-
1)1', m. is: "l'; sn iau:- !i-ut.-ra!ly ktinw no i
t u-i- lor rl t-s ii.iiUsin nnd liriatlit Kiuncy
lleta-e. Di. i.lll.l-le is the tu-i tu lllsCOVt r I
i n . His hht uii'UUUe-Cieiil.iitue if ui'y cui
ti. .'-'.."
The ?rra'.-.t Kncins in ths world ia the
new Rivir .r:u'i:. in u fill over tli
world. D.-.-ci ir.tve circulars f re. Addt t--
J. C. Toiul, 17 li.ircl.ty St.. New York.
After Tliree lna.
Mr. TnAm rs V. M -nms, "Ki.c'e" offce,
Piitstit-ld, Ma n., write. May v5. lsRl: -l'or
sovei.il month- my uali-'s . -t lu-r i Mri. An.v
Botio'hid 1. en in n tc-.v r eiiions c. n ;i- p-'...-tn
n w .th d'eji-y o - Hr pat's di-fn-e ot the a tutu
hiilu y-, una haMi.g u-t-tl nil me hotls an.1
n.t.i-iires for her re -titration in the line of
tu atinent by err le.-id.n : idiy-ieinna, aihI
hiivin,- faded t-. I -out-lit lor, her fnmtly de
spaired of seeing her rela ted, mid cave lirr
rip to die. llaep.-nino; to run ncri.sa the lm
linioi.ynf ft Mis. fnl. y. uh . had brenoiiro l
ot oiirnhir sicl n--ss l.y n a- Hunt's Itt'ineily,
ne at once roc irt d : if. nn-.l tom
u eai t-d )ji . ,nr it a - .1 r. : -t- Aii.m- nsim: it
thne da) a -he iis r-o far h.i, ii.vrd ill it rI e
could tot fr.-m lu-r h- d to :.i - elmir witlioi.t
assist aire . ,t c r nii.-e.'ii e Unit Im I n t h ip-
; ene. I for months', l'r -nous to 'n in it
ahe wis trout. 1.. I inoro or le' with short
j l.te.lli re.aiiriii.r en inarms fanninc .0
ket ,. lu-r rdtte. Th; fi-idiially impiovt-d ns
i wo cuntiitn-'d ihe list-of lluiii's Item dy.niid
on the fo .r;h t.oiile she was nhloto si t up nil
tiny. She wa liltia e I ternl ly in t.t.tli liintis
; find h. dv Howard to tho Inn -a. 'Hie t.n h
day the hloaiiiiit left Iter I. nwels. nnd now. ahe
is not iiv..ll. n above the Knr. it. r k dacys
vere very I u l nt the time, disr-harao-i bt-n
of n bloi.dy eb aaet. r nnd eniit'.nu'ii sii'lii-n-
I mp odor. I t an 'i) llt.tl the clmn ie in Iter
I .,.,.l.,a... t,,f,,l ...I tl..,.. ll.m. l.:
i lifts Wui ki-d a ui.r. O'.e in Iter."
I No hit's l i e It,
! Xo mlicine has evr b eti k lawn t effeP
I tual in the enre ef all tlmsa dis. m-i a-ising
j from an impure r-.-ii dition ot tli.. bloxlas
SouTills far-a'.mril'n, ir Fdfd and Liver
I Kyrup, for tin-cur.-i.f scrot tla, wh.to weU
J inga, rbo inwitisin, piin..';e5, b! tehes t-riii-I
tions, v.-n'-rc-il s -res mi I dise t-e., e insumiv
t.nn, g line, b ill , cancers, a id all kin IreJ
1 dirt em N.t lattU'-r iii sns or securing
b.aiiu.ul i ..it-pl" vi-.n can bit obtained ti an
I by using ficni ill's 11.. .1 a id l.sver Syrup,
j witieli ele;ui c- lit b.Mjd a id gives beauty to
the bkia.
Bronrl itia is ennui by frrquent amnll
doses ol 1'isi h Cure fur ('iinum.titn.
I a.- I
for iP-Lirsr.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
lumbago backache. HeadJh. Toothache,
orerhr..ii.-llinia...i-ilna. Ilrulara.
Ii.i-i.a. N. i.l.l I . ..at ll.l. a.
iiD ill, iiiiint i...i.ii- rtiva ami inira.
Ban u brwa'u -' iTYr.!. c"" k"""'
Tlir. -.VaKUli A. ?MM- Jf.i5
in in - tuvi-i.aaaiu . avaiua.a, n-i..r.ft. a.
80
sill I.Th.i..nt..i;i'.'. ti l-l-i-r. I
rjii"ii.l.ir. l-tr n. ml l-.r -'r. mi-ih-. l .iiit.-tl.
l-.i.....iv I'iiim in.. I -. . N.-Al. i.,,"rl. .VI, ,.
1 1'.. I. at in.- tin.lt-r. it .
.k- I..I-I.. n ' I tn .a- I a-l
HULlll 1 LJ ..I'l. 'nl' .1 l I llt .llila.N.V
avnlll Bit ant ll-l It I II Villi's '.nr.-1
U r I W Mfl.il li.-itii. iln--al ). mt li.i.aof ,.,r.
Ikular. "'"I Ir.-r M M W.n-l I IV. 1 11 . Allan! ,t I I.
"aa ia wia. U a it-iy al li.iniH.-i...ljf ia, h l"-u.ty
9 I - oultll Ir--. Ail.1rt-.-a i'vyy . I .V.t-.tal a, VIh,
t,T,l1 i f-r." '1 "' li.'.ll M at.".. w- nil .Iran
93 HI 1 A.I lr.-a -.linaun V I "M .1 I. H.-.
tCfi,,-.-',li'l I'lli'-aitl"-., l'--rm, ui.l a i i.n :n ,,'ti
00 Ivudroai II. UuiUU dk ta. fortlaad, Maiaa-
cfiacoss nif
! bERMAN reMED i
Survival of the fittest!
1 FA MILT StKDICINB III. IT IMS HE AUDI
MILLIONS Dili! Mi S5 IT t list
WOI ND Ol
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THEGLDEST&CEjTLKJiRlEilTl
i:vtu made l.v a:.;:::;:.."a.
Thn v,.,,.n:, .'.!..-.-,,if T.hihic:;'
rn Man ami i:-a '. I i i-r... s i...l.. i-aei
, ... ... i- - V . 1 ....!.. Ill -- 1 .1
l.triri r II. .m t-.c-. I' cues n -t '
J oliii rs fail, mi 1 i ti'-lp.;. s s-U'ai, icii.ioi I
l.ni.l tinisi-ie, to tiio M.:y bono. fcuU:3
j Ci eilVilUlU,
!1
All Only lailU'liter ( iirtnl of
Ciiiisuiiiiiiion.
tell rlrnll. in, l.,t.li. ...1J .11
ron,,,.;(.s lmv,f f .it-,1 ,'1 Ti ' li
torn, a ii-nc v i. .i .' .'
herbs of Cnlcutlii. he ncci 1. nmllv made
... ..... . ,....n.i iniui, ,.u uie main
a prfpnrntioti which cured his only child
of ( oiisuniptioii. His i hil l ie
this roui. try mid cii.iuuu,' tin
ie now in
1.. . t
i,. ..i,i, .. i ' r. . .1 , '
" '." I' i.: wonti unu
consnmpiioii can be po-itivdy iiml per-
"i ineiiiiy cureil. I lie doctor nowgnea
this recipe free. nn!v iisking tw,v 2 cent
w,,m ' ! ''. etjieiwes. Tl.r hr.b nlr-n
oifs nmht t,:its.iintis.-n r, the stomtich,
imd ill bleak tin u l.i sh old ill twenty-
four hour.. Address I re-'dock it Co
M'2 H.-lce atreet, l'1iilde'p,ia. miming
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Mittm h.m retiTl
) t!imt (t poMtifd en'
d Thprnftiit ir rormi.
nr!it 'hyiicin antl
.t 1 tif occupirrt ft
f.i. r.it rnnk mon
natulnrJ proprietiry
aa cuttHATto
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wir.ta i.t malar, a
I -4--JL. rii-.-i-,. ara no l.aa
Kmc men. Its prop-
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