FOR THE FA KM AND MOM.
ft kill lYtllrll ilk tni'iulni.-.
Tor instance, science t i I s n; 1 !i ;i1
sunlight is im iniptrt;iii! elt meat in
growing mill yvrti mvI. If.
therefore, tin- iaruicr I'l.inU his torn
t-o us to shade the stalks no cars ill
be l'orinetl; or it he aliens his Iruit
trees to be crovvtleil to the cstent of
shailin the fruit small anl imperfect
specimens will result. This tea' lies
less closely planting t ice. an I Shinning
out the brunches plantim: mru s,i as
to give access to Minlitrht. Th 'iv i -no
branch of farming, however in-ii;-nilicant.
that has not principles that
govern it, which if not mnU-rst . n
and carried out w ill result in !:-:!-pointinent.
It is the hiMiicvt of tin
farmer to improve the eemliiiim of tip
soil so as to favor ilevclopiiii n'. In
this lies his success ,.r fa laic, an I it
covers the h- I or tamans.
which is a very wide .e, cinbni'-:ii','
niot of the science-, lr"iii whieh !.
may derivi; instruction, He thin ha ..
much to encourage him it he h a man
of spirit pnd enterprise. If i h nil
Rnd nnambitioiis he will ,l,s; . r. and
the advance of tiim; wdl --eeii l air
him out of sight, and his phi,-" w ill he
occupied by other-- m-'re ..rthv
Walcll thr Maiaurr llt.
A Hamilton i 'minty 1 1 hio i larmi-r
..ay: "In no other item of tann
economy is there a chum e of a- much
waste as in the management ol
manure. r.verv portion ( s..li, or ,
liipiid manure not saved, or t"i b d ol
its fertiliiiiit ipialities by ncrb-cl m
the heat, is much I'ert.litv w .tUn'M
from the oiI. -" niucli de-rea-o m
crops and e.rrc-pomlinly -mall r.'ht
from the land. There i- no eheape:
or nuicker way to brim; an '11 and
impoverished larm bark to paMtiy
condition than to -t.ic!. it ",!: anl
mamijze the manure skillfully on
most farms there is in, -re dib'e w.i-'e
at this point, m.iiiy 1'ninei s thr-.w iir.i
their nutniire ouidoors willed' pv--.
teet inn. where the -ain an l ram ib
prive it by thei" a-tio'i "f it- in s.
valuable qualities l-.-f.in: it i; h.i'ii
upon the land. The t '1 1- ti c-ti-mate
is 'ii' ted to sliow win' in.i- l.e
done in tin- way ol manuf.i t urini;
manure upon a farm. Winn proper
ly littered, one cow or o will m iK" a
ton of manure every month. ! the
liquid as well a the solid p-rti -u :-
Saved. Te'l Iliad WotlM lee,'- ,,i:i.
hundred and twcitv to:
. lv
two-horse waL'on-I a Is in a year,
pair ot horse will make as m ,.
manure as one cow. or t'.e!e tiii.s i
a vear. A lnimlr. d -In en. I ar.b
every tiieht and well
make IM" t"ii- ,.f in on
and ten n vv ill work
load in a mouth it -'
re I.
d wit!.
li' ient i u.ir-e material. I i- -' !
a one-lmniired acre larm. li1' li -in. ni l
Otlsi -t of ,l Idls' 1" flVVs. 1" l.'M i "I
steer-, hener- ,md , nl vcs, ,( pair .!
horses. I'M' she , (i and 1" pi's would
make, in th" ;i:."'ieM'f. t.-n- "I
maniire every year.
give twelve toll- --r ,
year. Thi -, w ell .
1'ipial ill ellec! iloll'nle
ordinary yard ni.iiinr,
swamp noiek could
least "ioii l . .?i s ol the '
be made upon a hund
r s.rir
ell' t'
the .puMity
. and il ph tit v "!
be pr-eiired 11'
st III I'lllle e 111 I
e l-,. re 1 .1 r i i i. '
(onil llm-sr I'.mtf-
We are told, and w i.h truth, tl.a' a
thin, clean, ;; "id head anl iloeii'il
eyes are imlie.it : e oi ;m amiable and
generous temperanient anddi-i o
A head well put on, with a i I 1 1 1 1 lt
and somew hat ar. lieil m i k. sn..',.,t
that the bead may bo . aniol Weil
and also that such a horse has a no.
mouth; it has n" I" en hardened or
spoiled by uscle-s t-inle.ivi r-t i win-re
such is not t he e.is i to hi in.; the head
in the plic e desiie, t',.- n. I.onjr
liipie shoulders usually het,,U.ii free
lom of action, so far as the fore parts
are concerned, as a do;.p eirth and
lon bie k ril'S ilo strentli. and I.
brad loins and hips free loin of ad inn :
Jong, full thighs and I if", el-au
liocks, with hind Icl's well put on. in
dicate strong propelling powc-s. With
these points, without i iKpiir.iei into
causes ami effects, we will say a hor-e
has got what indicates gooilncs of
temper, cheerfulness and eour;!',". . ar
rying himself h n Isoniely and p'i a
antly to the di iv er or ruler, go. dm-is
d action, strength, speed and -a ety,
iviirii f nt 'rinMiii.
Kxperinunts have shown tint the
best time to cut timothy is, all tiu:
considered, when it is hea le I o it . just
before blossoming. The 1 loom oc
casions loss and dust. If iiit ju t be
fore blossoming very nearly the -aim-weight
of bay is re ihed an i the
rpiality sufficiently improved to make
up for tho loss, there being in : e of
t he juices. It is more in the n. it u re of
jrass than when in the advanced
ft age.
Timothy thus treated in ik j excel
lent hay, especially for in i b h cw- and
yoiingstoek. t'utearly in the s, ason;
jt allords it chance for a good growth
to follow and in an average season
over the ground, and thus, in a
measure, heroin self-protective dur
ing the mid-summer heat and drought,
.it the laud is rich enough to bear a
rrood yield a second crop may be cut,
Hy about the l of September, in
iine for a suilicient new grow th for
protection. This will be great! . im
proved and afford an increase of profit
if a coat of manure is upplmd immedi
ately after the second crop is remoed:
Tho proportion of nutriment in this
crop (aftermath) is greater than in
tin; first, weight for weight, and the
curing opial, making an early fall and
w inter feed for milch rows almost
equal to summer 1 irbage. Some peo
ple who are In the habit of using it
declare it superior to pasture affected
by drouth, lly thus managing our
timothy meadows from two to three
tons a year on an average of the best
hay can l e secured. It can only be
done on soil adapted to it and kept
suilieieiitiy enriched. Fall application
I is the best. !
i It is best to cut in the afternoon( .
I tho lai-r the better, .-n that the sun !
I vv t! not much dry the hay. When j
j well wilted the net day, put in cock ;
! to l e lelt a few days, and then taken i
.nto the barn, should there be rain in .
i the night or on th" day after cutting, j
! Mr hay will not sufler. rind it will he
all the sooner lit t put up the day fop j
lowing. Practice has demons! rated j
i he advantage of t lib.
I'iB Pasture.
lie. sure and have a good pasture for
swine the whole summer, all I if I hey :
are an improved gentle breed they will ,
eet h ill' their living or more livm it ;
and grow rapidly, ( lover ol both l;r-t 1
and sei oinl i i-"ps is be.-t for pigs, but j
alfalfa and any goo I grass will answer .
nearly as well. Muring this time Miry
may require -ome additional fe.'l, in .
w hieh e,io , i moderate ration of thin,
swill ma le i f wheat bran, with a uii
t'lreol one-eighth f its bulk of lin-eed
or . ,.!on,eed meal is Lett r than to
Ice! w:;!i vv hole grain, a- tin digests
l i'li. i' with gras- than er.i-ii. As soon
jscoru begin- to -ilk. if o a Iwar!
s-.vcet variety, M may be out for soi,
mg -wine, and after the kernels of the
ear-get int" n.i!k. the sw id may be
oni'tre i ,md the j iirs w ill begin to
tatren f.i; i lly on this alone. '. 1 e
lilii-hcd on la'iT w itli riren-d . 'i ll T
Indian lie a1
On IK llo-t'.
ocu are vartoii- ways of overcom
ing a balky hab.t in lee s. I he b'l
I'VV.'igln th-"!. a id to l.av e b., il se,i -
jr, lo.l Hill be often pr.i" t II able,
biit it i- sugg. s( . ... and W e oimtiii ud
it t r thoiightii.l readers. All vvlei
handle bors. - kno.v tin! they are -us-
I'ept.ble to a lieling "t lollesoiiietn s-
'in- l.eeu ie.st' r l.n n er tool, a lvan-
t.lge o lh S, thus. Il,' ilf'Ve ! i iiii. at-
t e lied t ' a l.e k w.ioon, to the gi-ov-i,,r
a sie.dl a I d vvo .,1. I he au.
i,ia! ei'id m t l ull a pound. II" d; !
lea beal lam with a lid', bu' tied him
atiee.itil ie' !i in stand. II- We.. I
to no. !,. a' -utis.-! ..nd a-k"l h.m to
draw, b r he would i.of -traigliicri a
: e.g. "I made up my in ml." - u! Ilir
I. '-. "W I. en th.d l.'-I Wl II' '" 'he
l a ii he -li'-iii I taketh.it l".ld of vv o .
'i,e eight v;ls !,ot Cold. I Well! t"
th"! i'-i. go' i lankets. and i oVered the
I, .,- w urn. ami he -too l -till till
ni 'le'lig. 'I lien lie re!U-edto imw
A im !i I went iow i. and lie w r
prob.ibry hungry and I iiieseine, lie
Irew tha' h id wood the ir-t time
1 n-kel hail. I retunied and go' an
other load before I fed him. I then
iwirded him with a good dinner
vvhi. !i he eag'-lly devou'ed. 1 have
draw a several loads - nee. Ome lie
r.-lii-ed to draw, but a- soon a- he -aw
ii e-'art tor the hoii-e he started aitt-r
HI" '.V i h I m load. A hor-e bc oliie.-o.-,oiu
.Hid illS"ontenti d VV hen I'd:
.done, a- mm h S" as a pers 1 1 . and I
chum Mil- method, if rigtuly us.-l.i-,
tar les- eruel and is better for both
Imrse and n.a'i Mian to beat the animal
vvi'lia club."-- l'iiiii '. a .
lloiiailiol.l lion.
j I'.eeswaN and salt make your lla'
irons clean and smooth as glass. I'm
' a lump o w a in a rag. and keep it
j for that purpose. When the n- 'ii ire
hoi, rub them first vvith the vva rag.
i then -i our them vvith a paper or rag
i sprinkled vv ith salt.
i
! In si. k rooms where 'here is dlph
I theria. inea-les, scarlet leVer, etc.. the
: air -iioiild be impregnated with the
odor of ..,ual part-ot t e-nentine and
i carbolr acid. Halt a tea-spoonful in
a kettle of boding water from time to
1 tl W 111 be Slltlieiellt. lt VV ill !'
j lone.. I I lieve the siii'l. r t and "-.
vent the spread of t he malady .
U ie ii washing li-le tliread glee.,
j .'ii ti t u-e soap: instead of that put a
tea-spoon I ol of ammonia in on.- ( i.nt
! of w a ' el. I f w a-ln-d Hi Mr - v iv.
th'ie is m. dang'-r " the. --p,
's a n I -'re ik, in Mo- gi-.
; tin-re w . led aluio-t certainly
lag
. Il-
! it
w a le- I ri l he u-aal vv ay.
I To remove bruises from furniture,
j wet the bruised spots with warm
water. s.,ak a piece of brown paper
! of several thickness, s in warm water,
; and lay over the place. Then apply a
'warm llaliron until the moi-tue is
gone. Ilepiat the process if needed,
;, : be bruises w ill disapp. ar.
Seriaiit liirl's K v nge.
We liild the following ill a Vew
! Vork letter: A vvoni an ofgre.it wealth
tells mo that she is compelled to give
! up a dwelling which has newly cost
I about $g i t.i " id on a unit of the sue
I ressful veng. ..ur-' of a serving maid,
j The mistress is old. and as nervous
I and notional as only persons of I'.ir
! tunes can afford to be. A sm ill idea
j completely tills her weakened and use
, less mind, aud annoyances that wou'.d
: hardiy irritate a person of good mental
i puse become terrible to her. The ser
vant is one of thoso young, pretty,
velvetty French creatures v. ho are
now fashionable in Xew York's luxu
rious households, especially as attend
ants upon rich women, she w;n dis
charged, for some misdoing, but was
to remain until the end of her m nth
It was in this interval that she invent
ed a retaliation which has proved the
ino-t ingenious and effective of any
that ever I heard of, excepting those
involving the perpetrator in danger of
punishment. The housa had a com
manding overlook of Central Mark. and
the girl knew that those fields were
dotted over vvith places where suicides
had b. en committed. No week pa-si-s
without at h ast one voluntary depart
ure from the park for eternity. The
lakes are bandy for drowning, the
tries for hanging, and the secluded
bowers f a' an uninterrupted use of
pistol or knife. It is a question w i'h
me vv hrther the sell-murderers all go
there for the jnirpo-e deliberately. Is
it not likely that the leisure of the un
fortunate, vv hen spent aside from the
hustle of city business, becomes so
loiiesouietli.it death seems pivterable y
I h French maid wuit into no such
abstruse eoiisideratioii ol the subject
she was aware that her mistress, wa,.
abnormally at'le. ted with any thing
weird or trag.c. o she told her of the
numerous siuvides. pointed out from
the window many spots where 'his
p., ! il vd had hanged himself, w'.n re
ih it otic di", by drowning, an I where
t ie other had blown his loa ns away,
-he ald'-d. wit i a shrug and shudder.
Mi d she fancied she could sre.o'iiig'its.
ilu'ili" si; ol the self-slain haunting
th.- places of their crimes. The old
woman wa boi rliied. s.ie vudd not
look at the . irk. w liieli had pr. ioiisly
i .-. n a -ola -e t" her eyes, w ithout de
cry ing the p-'-.iits which the girl had
invest,- with gruesome ititi res', she
i.'iidiy hoped tha' th, w retell had 1 -d,
bu' on s.'ii'l.ng a man t-' the news-a-lief
oliiee, t ' ma!.'- an am;i;a!ion of
the files, she toilli'l taa' the' tr.lged.es
had in th" main been oi re, tly lo,-,i'e i.
Alter i'io;iMis ,,f mental tortnre si ,,
ha ! g eie to N. wpor-t t'..r the -Home r,
and will never n'turn to her l-.oii
alongside l etif r.ll I'.llk.
A unit crai'ie-.
. r Fugli-h arid s.-.te'i anec-tors
:,!! d the y.-.ir w ;th h"ly .1 is. '' h -f
w i i' h ha I its peculiar method d "'--,
rv am With th" exception of
i -i: i-rm m. New Years. Fa Mr and
1 loci Fr. day. liio-t of these Lav .' b. i "i
dr. -pr el by A HUT i'-aus ; ail C" "I
theiii hav" fallen into de-i,.tu !,- c :
in Fii.ii ind.
Nothing could give a b.-tt,"- -.d-.i of
th" c i-: i.h-. hab.t- of though' and d--me-t,.-
I.l'e of Mi" tia'l 'ii than the-
holy days. ..,t of Mi m grow o il . f
r-'lig oiis t' elir:g, and alt h-uigii ago!
,! ai "I -uper-t ,t b ri was u"d ui'l,
tin-in. they -houed the depend- m !
the people hi their least a. t.ons "ii a
si i r Hie pmv er.
I bi February ii-' t -T exauii'le, b -..i c
the plorigh was set in the gr- ,i:id tor
Mie lil-st sowing of tb" seed, twelve
lir.s w.ie kindled op high points
.liming the bills and burned a'l night .
T!iis was to invoke the hle-siug of Mm
t w i I v e a os' le- on the coining crop;
A thirteen h lire was kindled and
speedily trampled "ut by the farmer-,
who dam ed over the ember- till morn
ing, to show their triumph over .luda-.
Many singular customs Lelomrrl t
shrove Tuesday, the day b. f..ie I. u'.
Innumerable pancakes wn,
In some of thegre.it s, !, ' t u,i
th" practice to bic- "lit Mm m . . i for
three day-, th boys i ,a n'.u.iing a
siege in-ide " ,'h 'op- oi provision,
and vv th i'.'v-eoins tor weapons ol
detellee.
In many ut Mie grammar schools
pi ov i-ioti was made by charter that
thr master -houl 1 furnish a hen. goo-e.
or even a -heep, to be stcm-d to ihaMi
by the scholars on shrove Tuesday .
The poor creature was suppo-ed to
represent the spirit of evil. I'.ut the
brutality of -U'h teaching appears
almost in-redible to us. in this age of
the world.
hit-sun lay. held in remembrance
of the day of I 'entecost.was and -till i
in Fuglarid an exeu-e for uiiliiuitv.l
beer-di inking. In old t hues a ta;'a -tie
dance was executed on the s' reels
i v maskers, called the Morris-dance.
I enr General ions in One Fa mill.
Martha Zaraniez. a (ierman. ho
declared tha' she was 1 years old,
arrived from liermanyal l isth' Mai
den. New York I 'it v, otl" day l eeeliMy.
slio i- a little woman with but very
l.ltlehair on her head, what there i
b. ing -tiowy white. 1 1 T hail U an i
anus are long and very thin an I h ;
face very much shrivelled. :ta her
were seventeen people whom -h" de
clared were her family. The en ire
partv, the old woman says, represent
four generations. Her son, th le-xt
1 oldest iii tho parly, is eighty-eignt
ye.'-.of age, while the youngest ol ad
I- -even years of age. The party wa.
'1 lor Mont ina. where th" ol i-
e-t
iii intended to pur. has - lauds and
form
don v.
fashion is th" gi",i! govj-rn--r of
th s world. It pre-ides pot oiilv in
;c. liters of dre-s ,-m l aioiiseiu.-nt. but
i iavv. physic, politics, religion, and
ah oilier things ..f tin gravest kind.
In, 1 1 the wiseMl oi men -.Miiild la
pn letl to give any better reus m vv Ii
particular forms in ad tnesehave he,"u
Hi .-e-tain times utuv ersal y ie. eived,
ani itt iithertimes universally rejei e !,
that tuey w ere in or out oi f jtaUior
o Washington to be inaugurated ns
An anti-pic society has been form... ,Vs.jdciit of the United Slates, dolin .,
in California, and the legislature has i well known public man from Asbta
beenpelitionedtoprohil.it the maim-hoiuded the train. He had been
' 1 ... .lie ol (uiihchl s pupils when the latter
racture and sale of pies as unhealthy hl u Unll. lo!, 9( 10olh,iuse in the
. ..,..1. 1 1 11,.. t,.u..w.r I .niirfb.il
A hens heart beats 1,.U times a
minute. Fowls consume air accord-
ing to their weight, in the proportion
;ften to seven compared cattle and
I I.' ...... .a, , M l'l..r..i
believes the action of rolls lor grind-
, ,. , .
ing wheat is better calculated to pre-
.lerve intact th" ( ells of the interior of
the wheat berrv than is th" action of
, ,i ii. i.
stones, w hie h (.isorgiriii- the cells by
heir tearing actio i in-tea I of a disin-
.egrating them.
i w
Women, both in I ranee and sw it.
erland, have a far m u-e impor ant
rob. in tbrt f miilv o.ioe." the middle
and lower .1 wses thin vvith ns The!
female, though no' evempt from hard
work. nnde-t,ikis the thinking and ; tui-e, nohndy'll a-k you how many pair
nian igiiig .le-.aitmeiit in the tamily trmisers j.m had hen you taught up
.v , .', . i i i . .i 1 h re in th" li, -ewe!'
I flairs, ail I Mie husband is but the; -,-,,u linl(. j,,..,,.,,, stlv ,,
.eeuMve oll -er. In "wit.erlatid. rs-! ,f ,. ,,,!.,. ,i1:Mtued President. In
pe.-iallv. Mi" feiniile is noliddv superior is:!i, a Iravelimj p.-dh run veiling
in manner-, habds. ta-t and ii.telli- !".' '';''.,!'' " M "; -"
i r s wile if he could slay lit the hoii-e nil
genre to the husband. !
Mr. Kl iivko ol le'in i suggests a
powerful pn vent ive of cholera in
petroleum or pira'litie. In Malieia,
says he. there are many petroleum
W i l.s. and lu re it h is been observed
that the vv oik .pie have always
en joyed perfect immunity Irom li.l
t,i, even when it has broken out with
great virulence in the district around
I hem. This fact the peasant -t them
selves attribut- to the emanations
from thr pet rolellln-I.elell -oil. Which.
they say, kill the pestilential germ and
til kinds ol insects.
The remarkable l.e t has been de
monst r.i'ed that railways may be the
means ot i nric'iing the tlora of places
through which they pa
I'lii) exten-
sum. in 17S. of an important road
into the province ol
ll elsi ii gland
Sweden, has I
followed bv the
immigtation along the line of no less
,, , i . i - .
hail seve.i siieeies o plants which
I 1
were belore unknown in districts
where they Ilow appear. One species
a ... l, ...... 1,.,,,, wi,i..,l l,t . ntv
miles along the railway's course in;
1-SJ. and a!) nit on - degree during the
last four ve.irs.
i w Im li are so "teat 111 tin- tiigiier ranges.
Prof. Thomp-oti, in a recent lecture i n.i(iilv ,:ikl, ,. inuoble look
.nforined his audience that the mag. tVoin a veuiig man's m ;i-h lowanlice.
actio pole is now near liothnia. Felix I The public di-eii-ion- woman's p..-i ,
, .... . .- ' i limi and il'o-iccts have diaw n the see- ;
ir more than l1"1" miles west .d t tie j , - . ' 1 , , ,. ,; :, ,,. ,v
! apart in b elmg and antagonism- mteit-st-.
geographical pole. In the mag-i , ,,, , if,. i-I, -s attinetive to young :
tietie p,de was dii" north, it having i men. It- piomi-e does not -ei in to,
been eastward bef-re that vear. Then 1 "I'"'! -. .Tl"' ;'' ";.
: on their pint, ale Irightelicd by tin- ill
it began to move we. t ward until 11". m (, j,,,.,,,,,. -p,,ad before th. iii. M.it.r- !
when l'ie maximum was reaehe I , uiiv. the i-iovmi and gbav of 1 lu ll -ex. i ;
Tills is now being sl"a 1 iv tiiniitiishe 1 .li-hoii"i'd : and while en the one hand
., -,, ,, , , ,.,. i tln v havi be n nio ihidlv iiibuined ofil
ul in I'.'.- It "ill again po.nt '"'' , M, ;, ;,,.;,.. lhr; have little but
north. Plot. I honipson says tn.it the ,),,. .li.-t.-tt. of their own nature to en 1
hatiges w liieli will have been observ courage tin m to as-uine ii- burden- or to
ed not otllv in th" d r.'.-tion. but in - reward theii, w ith the honor ll,, y de-c, ve
, , ,. for having don. -o. II .!...:-. ...
the strength o! I he earl n s magnetism ;
w ill show that the miin' causes vv Inch ii i mi' u.nn-.
.... . i ,t - I uii.l ,' milit al-o -v ten anl piin a-
irigmally magnet ie.l the earth are . H) , jM mr:,lU ,. , ,.;,, ,-..K.-..,..-is .-u.-l
still at work'. ! Iadie .eii. rally. The umil u ssityeM-t
I iii always to have n -rle--l ly Ml.- : Iv
i convenient l..r t'n- r In f mi l prompt cur,'
rKtlll.S OF TIIOl'(;ilT. tlieniaii.uis ,. uh.irto women iiineli .mil
j n le.Tiilai I'v. coiis ant pains. an I all tie- -v iii,
i loin- a t - Il I .' 1 1 I i 'ii ii'. -rnie ili-o-,,.-s in
A new kind of bee- is made from ' ':-",:.. 'iVr"':-:''--'..: iZlZ
ee in a l.av arian brew eiy.
Next to love, svnipat'ny
th.
livmest pa ion of tin- human heart,
The company in whi.-h you will
improve most will be the lea-t rxpen
sive to you.
II" who receives a good turn should
never tot-get it: but he who does mo
should iicver r-.-inembi-r it.
tiod helps thoS" who help theil
neighbor-" i- a loltier sent,m,,,t than
Cod helps those w ho help tlmti.selves.''
Money in your purse will ere, lit you;
wisdom in vour he id h
id w ill adorn
you; and both in your necessity will
vrve you.
A railroad in which the cars run
a-dri'l" a single tail has been .-1:
s,i-,..s-lid in Uriel tha' i.tie lik.J it
su,t.s,sliil ill .tiro. I in. 1 out nit .1
s to j.e built in l-'r.uicc. I
Love is the most terrible and als-.i '
thr! most generous of the passions; it
is th" only one that includes in its
dieam- the happiness ol sn-nrnut else.
sivveuentiorg .says. -vtorus are
thin.'S." 1'heV are inure: thev are
i ,..,.,. .c ,. l,l..a.lnrt ..r
inirsin.r. I'nuttered we
control,
.
hetn; llttereil. they control US.
A bird on the wing inuv earrv a -
'l " '
seed that shall add a new species to ;
the vegetable family of a continent;;
I l.i ,, ii ii-.tnl n thoti.rht fr.iiit :i I
' "" J " 1 1 is
livingsoui, uiiiv iiai t- iv.siiiis ititiiie.i.s-
itrable, eternal.
l-'.dueate all the laculties and pro-
pensities of children: but above all see
1 , , , ,
that the conscience, the balance-wheel
ol the moral system, is trained unto
perfect accord with the principles of
1
positive truth and absolute justice.
To look back to anti.piity is one
tiling, to go b.i -I, to it an..! her. ll
we look back to it, it should be iis
those who are running a race, only to
press forward the faster, and '.o le"e
the beaten still lurtber behind
Kvervone must nee dailv i.:1.
of peojile who complain from a no-re
habit of complaining, and make their
friends tinciisy and st rang, rs iiierry by
liiurmnrin.' at evils that do not exist
and repiuingat grievan -cs whieh they
do not reallv feel.
There is strong evidence of the evist
jnce of petroleum in paying quantities
along the Tuiubigbeu Jiiver ia
AJavlam.
The rover.)- of (iarlh hi and Lincoln. I
! When Mencral tiarlield was on his xvny
.'.... ,tl ' ,otlw.r. tli.v had been :
,,. imate than is usual with master j
j md s.-holnr. !
Jt
' arueoles of the future Fresidenl ill his I
1 I),,.. llo, I on -on,., nei.'lsioll t
' '"V"'' , ' 1 V-
; he v( rv dav it was to take place he .split
, l( m, ( f hj, ,,,,,.,,.
,- had but one pair of very i oar-e jian-.
, md im liieuev to buy .inotlu i-. Maiticld
i lad -et hi- heail on going to the mer
) . . . . , " , .,.i
: iiaking. utnl was bniiily ilisappouit.il.
; ,,xt ,, bed," said hi- ho- te.-s, and
I i t me ,. what 1 can do."
' The teacher obeved. and ill nil 11 i.'
, hi ,,,,.,:,.. . nra,v darned
. hai it wn-impo il.le to lind where liny
! lad been broken. He thanked her so
arne-ilylhat the g I vv oinaii cried out
' , , ...,- ian in the Ohio l.egi-la
VI IT 111111,1, .Ml.
c;:i tin-ill : w in ti
We ciiifeul vour beiist, was the
uiswer. "but we eainmt lodge Voll j
Hides- yell lire willing "In s,ipwilh the,
hir, ,1 man." I
l.cl's h;ii :i look at him lir-t." said
the pedler. I
'l lie woman pointi d 1" tin- -ido of the
house, whi le a lank. sj tool man. in
rigged but clean clothes. w;i- stretched
"II lh, el'.l le.lilillg a book . "He'll do." I
-aid tin- -tiaiigi -r. j
Th, "hired iiuui" w:i- Abi diam I. in ,
"In. !
Single Idle.
f sillgle bless
A stMtl
. has
hi, I
niis. hi, ..lis -idr. Tin
divoiie i-n mi le baga'elle. :i coili-ired
with tie-harm done by the inlhii ncc
whirh i. perali in both -i Ac- to pievint
mariiage. We do not -av to delay, but
to i. rev. nt -. for t he al.-o miiig fact is not
tin numbers whobilieve that tiny can
im the ends and the happiness ,,
I.. 1 1, ,- u it I, on I I. cili" it ll "'le, 1 ill 1 hi
: -err ,,;,, ion I,:,-
iiiotc i.rev al'-iiee among ' voiing men: but
u is the other s, A who snlb-r m,.-l utelcr
u- , iit-i.it i. n . Il is not nltoeelhei- loo-e .
. ., . . , , , , , , . I
and llbi lime P a-oliilig which lead-voiing j
.,. .,,) , ,ung woineii to thi-com lu-ioii.
lt may be forced on tln m by therogem v j
" -in -i 1. 1 laei- in me ..oii.i- , ,. o.
thinking. Tl
ere i- a great mas- ,. -i-Hi-li .
and woil
conveidi -lice .'Hid coinfoil ;
- them to take that side tit
ai.- risk- in ihunestie lib- :
; which induct
"i" '-. Tin n
ti"ii' woiimn's be.-t irieii'l. It will mv.'
j money.
"ltii-in. bi fore i le i-lire," as the mini
wl, , man li ,1 a boii. wait on tin--ii..m'
HI k''H l"l in 1 nione .
No ia.lv lie. ,1 be will, out Mr-'. I'uik-
haili's . .-. I.d'le 'ellil 'ililnl bi i-Mll-e -l,c
tar ili-t:.i:t ft- tin ilnn: -t"ie-. Tin- pi-npric
tol'. -t M.I II I o.l.'e,. 1 ,o, by mall llolll I..V 1111.
Ma.. 111 the form "I l". ii'is,.i of . ill-:
price l per ! "r -i s.'.. S. ml for the
l.uide to lb ullh" which l'im - lull p.trticil-lai-s.
When a
i l n fer- li. -r lover to la r pa he
;;;; - '
I ol l l. sli unit stri-nidli.
ill, - npia-t it.- am I " 1 -Imps -li-lit eon. h !
11 1,1 ' m ; .Ion 11 at lillit,
" 1 IH- l-e.l I U'H-. I iv.hs .-,
wib .,n.iinipti..i,.-iie r .v.-ii, 1. illy imcoiiscioiis
,.t tl, 11 r.al - re. M -' , ;i . . .i.iiii. n. e
Willi, h-oi-.l-ie I m-r. l-i-lin' t" ba.l tlue-
lion mid ini-rl.-t le-eiulatioii .,1 f.l-
1 1 tl nia.-eit'on. or wasting nt tlm
i'c-h It is u It : s.-iof'il"iis,li-.-aM'. and
' !V",'"," ' . 1 , "
.. ,.Wii-:. aali-bili-iiisnnd iiivworntm,'
. "Ill'llll's. kll -lllas Ur. 1 lellV S lionl.-ll
.M.sh.-nl iis,-,.. 1 v."
A Cliieaeo rirl sleep- wilh her feel out tho
wnulovv been.i-e -he ha- read so.n,whe,e
Unit cola coin racts.
It null mi lu ll."
"Itone-li 011 lteh'' . lire- luiinois. r ruptions.
( rm-wT,n... .e..e,. , ,,.
Whv salT.-r loiiLrer from I'ntan-h. Hav-
ri,... ,,,., .r --.li rlu.mii. eh, 11. 1. on-
l-'cver and foM ill I lie henil
A -uie "'lire ik
('ri-iiui Halm. It is not a Inpud or :
smitr.,, nil isea-ilynpp,,...,. I .flyeimls.
,1 r ...tn 1 to tl.o-i- si.ilt i-tlie Willi Itav-
i.-,,- ,, ,-.,,, i i....,, ,ri,..i
".''"-'t5' J1'1' '"'"'l''" :,,m1 -'.ivo t,!is "
ileeiih-il prt-ft-reiice. ll rave me imme.liale
relief. ('. T. Si v i . Il.uilw are Merchant,
UUnen N- -
I'rrliv oim-ii
1 n.li... ul, i.o' l.l r. li.iti fr. -I.lii
Hid vi-
vacitv.
lr "Wells Health lieliewcr."
. ",
I i,- .n -en win. (loan talk notion but
i -lan-. doanthink nothiii' but slamr.
! Many iniitat-r-. bi.t luminal, as Pr. Knpe'n
I 'ol an il Heine Iv.
: '
Xu"VUX " ",a"uf"rt"rin ",w"
!
1 "UohmIi Toolllnrhr."
: ,,.,ant ri.u,.f fr ,1,.1,r,lKiH. tootlmehe, fnce-
j "cl't-As-i for "Kon-h .111 twthltflie."l.-.l-!iV.
1 . . rrlin-linr.
Thf w iinl mnv roiu-iimonii the tt-i-po,
; Yet irr.-nt shijw -ail the stormy seas.
The balilli. n.l man may rave an, I swear,
Vet t 'iiiU'liiii" restoii the hair.
I. Hi- Preirt-rvir.
If ynn are liwiiiKyoiir u'ripmi life.lrj "W'ells
Health Hi m-wer.." iocs itirtct towt-akaputs
' j
glV((.
realiniAii r l'tis,.R.
i.-s H. ii-lier, .M. U , of Sin.iiirney, Iowa.
For several year I have been tisiti
-a C ugli ral-a.-n. calksl br. Wm. Hall'
balsam fur ill l.iinK. and in ahn.rst ev.-ry
raai- tliroiirh in. praeliii i have hid entire
Mice 'ss. I have useil and pre cril.l hundrtih
i.f I i.ltl, s tiur the ilays of my army praetic
list ll , when I wa--urgeon of Hoepilal No. 7,
' Louisville, Ky."
Heailaclie is iinniediately relieved by the
aee of i'luo a remedy for C alarrh.
Only One Dress Now.
"Are you a happy now ns you wore
before you were Him ried i" nsked Mrs,
Yciist of vming Mrs. t'rinisoubeiik.
"Yes, indeed, "'replied the lady, "nud a
great deal happier." That is M range,"
Migsre-tcd the pliihiiithropisl"s wife.
'?oi at all -I range, "came fiuiuthe young
married woman. "You ce. before 1 was
mairied I used to spend half of my tine
11
FOR CURING CHILLS AND FEVER
AND
Removing tho Distressing Effects of Malaria,
AVER'S AGUE CURI
HAS HEICX FOI NI) SO
N55AULY INFALIilKLR,
TIIAT
We Author'2-3 Dsalers to f.ctnr.1 tlia Money,
jf tj,c nlc,li,iia. is take., according to
phi-paiifi) r.Y
DR. J- C. AYER t CO., Analytical Chemists, LOWELL, WAS 3,
S i by nil Druggists, l'rii e I. six b atli-s f. r f" .
ullb
" J oiiiijiiiiMlicti'Otli. sssilii' l.tt. Trj It. N? If V
jgk SURE APPETIZER. PEST TONIC KNOWfM i
K'Will cure quickly and completely Pyspepi-ia, Weakness. W p
' INVALUADLR
FOTt LADIES AND VQn A LI. g$ F
VPEHS0K3 WUO LFAD A BF.DENTAHY MTE IM f
RELIEVES INDIGESTION xJpuTjs-. OU!.K"mSPCrS!A m
H Itlsasiirt-ntineitv')r3 ,,Mr,',,irll'''"sn,,! if w,
L Kl Biv for illse.is. s el z( XT A iniib, 'n-.toii-s ali.lr xjp'W.?5
fgWjf Sllie l.tvcriiii,loP URITvyAJInvlkwatesllie "fe
Itrown's Iron ISittcrs cuin
bins I i-oti with pure v. :te:.le t"liics.
Ii i- oii.poiaidi 1 en ih"t- 'i. Idy sci
eieilin and in, -.i.-iual principles, ond
I'uiiiiot iiitoxicatc.
All oi her piepar.ui"t)s ,,f Iron cause
li.id c he, and priHiu, r i o. .lipaliuu.
IScom n"s Iron liittci s is the
ONLY Iron medicine that
is not injurious ii-u-e doi-. not
even I I.I. ki ll the teeth.
Il ip t eulv cur,-- the v,,r-t rie-es of
I-p, p-ia. but iusiues n luarty np
I, elite li-1 eoi.il die-liell.
1
riiEiaiiivid
Pi,liv, lv iMir,- XirK-liBAVMCIlK. Bilio,.,ni.i.. .md nil I.IVElt mi, I HOWl'.I.Cnm.lii,l. .'.1ALAB1A
III.UOU J'OI.SON. .in. I Skill Iihimim lONt PILL A DOSF . for Krin.il- C -11 ;,l el,". Ih.ni! Villa
h.iri- no .-.M..1. "I lill.1 111- n, v;tl,...hli C.ilhnrli,- n-,l L i v. r Kill. Dr. T. M Call!, r. M out l, ,. llo. Fin '
'In li. V l.r.i.-T ice I ,.-. i,y .a I..T. .1. lif'tuu-oii. M.Ii . I VV e t , " Sold rv '.i lirf . , r leit I'V
.n.-.l f -r v Is. in ki.i:i..v. V ..limbic luiurtuallau Kl.l- I.. J. s. ,'u.i S' is - rt... ii...-TO. M A 1 :V
Atherli-hig Cheats!!! ,
' It lins lM-.,ine -,. eoinnion t" legin nil nrti-
rle in nn i-livnnt. inten -tiiig style
Then inn il int.. -nne n lv.-rl isem-nt Unit.
we HYoi.lal! -licit. 1
And siiiU'lv call attention to the mrntsof ;
(lop bitteis. in ns plain, holiest terms n- .-
Ml'le.
' To induce pi-iple
'To civ,. Mi, in ..ie- trial, which so proves
their Milne Hint tin y will never 11.-0 iri t liiiijf
Tn K bKMF.nv so fnvonibly notii-od in nil
the l-.'ls'l's.
I. ell -.Mils mill scellinr. is
Tlav in ' il laresale. mid is supplant in; nil ,
other lii' dTeiii'S i
.-11. .. . ,, . a.... h, . ll... 1 ii-lii.-s of the Hon
"lll' le I- lloilettv Wi Hie V IIIU.-SI'I III! nop
plant, mi l the pr'.'n...'is.ot ll-.p Hitter niive ,
shoiui K1' slirevi -lii'ss and abilil v ai
-In coin) i, .hue a iii.-.ieiii wliiiw yirtum ,
lire so pail.al,,,' vn one - .,..-i ,
Did She Hie.'
'No!
Sim linpered and t-'itf.-i-tsl Ion,
mi... till tlie little t.,r V. fll's."
piiiinp
'The doctors doilli; lie- no coo.!;"
'And at l.i-t ii-cured Lvtlus Hop bitters
tl,. ,--v -iv so inn, h nboilt.'1
'fn.b-.il- bi.l.isi:'
'How- tliiinkiiil we should lK-for that niii-
A Daughter's Misery.
Eleven years mir dniihter sulTereil on a
; t ,mN,.rV.
..i-ouiu . i.iiiph'-atitiiiof kidney, liver.rheu-
,.. i(. , ,i ,,. all.l N. I V . .us .l. hilit v.
, the care ol the b,--t phvsieians,
"Who eave hci-.li-eii.-c v 111 i"ii imm..
j "Hm 11V, r.-li.-l.
1 -ni ,, sl,l- i- ivstor.st to us in pood
1 health bv as simple a r.-mcly us Hop Hitters.
.. ..,,.-.,1 - ,,i f,,r v.-m-sla-fore iisint: it.''
,,. pniN rs
j
' Father Is (.ettinir Well,
, Mv .p,,,.,,,,. lv .
I ..!;, ,,,, , Utiei father is siin-e h url
' Hup Hitters."
"He is netting well after liis long suffering
from a m-ease iiii-iarisi iiiciiriti.it.
.-And .-.ire s,,lu l that he usol your Bit-
U'l-s. " A I.ADV of Itit . X. Y.
J Moiie p-imiiiP wiTiniui ainiiieniii pri-pn
, "P-" -e ?u, " "'i--"-;
their name.
111- iMUlHaa (iT -Ut j
tttrtinu wtifn lluniet-
t, r'- Si-mttch I, HI. m )
1.li-.ifl1r.iiii..t.'- :
tllltliatlH.ttI Iha-hMKl I
m,..rnri.litli.tI.HMi.
In .liieHti.iit.liit-fhi.'f
utisi.i.-li- t'i an hi
r-ili-.n nf otrvnitth l-y
ii-i,t
Mhi h nit' tlli
ririHfliv-.
I t.e fit in
iKortni. whuh
k STOMACH- P .,, a,l
t-f B-!liam'i7 V .wnntlia tamtini
up in pni
'-- H R I M r- -"S li'.nai-a.n-t iaa
,"n M .1 Fi.l'-r ..rMi,Iall PtiiK
mst-and )aa.-r, teaner.illy.
Catarrh
Hay Fever
I llttP -"-'n Hf
Vmxvr sufltri-r thrt-
tprv. hav (ti-n hpr1
Klj'M f sniHiilini't"kro
.f mtli huthfi'l tpriu.
1id nit tktinuchtt.rk
in it hH'suKp.tf Ihvmany
iiivli niwli-'inf-t. A
tit the Hsl.n. n-1 with
tht nuiet wttn'lrrful
'MceM. - T. 8. (ilKR,
srtt-t. N. Y.
I n-tun ltnlm is
r.iitf Kf.atiiitlt-tl tin ft cnf
nail diunn:i .if tin.
rrofatoMWry
ri'-rtl Drtv--.r,l
exfn, 'o .. All
.
HAY-FEVER
BEAUTIFULLY CONTR ASTED COLORS
i iilmin firti llfc. Sri1 l-- Mmir. AlfHIft
Until (. .It). I I TKU, .UrttMia, )Uvh.
In
worn ing about w hat dress I should wear
wheii Maniel called." "Itut don't you
try just ns hard to look well when your
husband returns home nt night V inter
rupted Mrs. Yeast. Well, you see,"
went on the bride of two summers, -'I
don't worry any about il now. us I have
only one dress (o my name."
It makes n milkman's wife bhish to ask
, ,,,. if ,.r silk
is wiileied.
directions, without beinfititig the patient.
Urou n's Iron Hitters Is tho
lirst I.ivT Kcgnlntor- re
motes bile, elears the shin,
digests I In I'ood, .T!."S
Iiolchiii";, lleiirtblirn, lirut
in (lie Stomach, '(-.
It i- th" b.-l-kliewil relliel-. f r
female infirmities.
The eennine has nl.,. .. trade irark
and iTiwI red lin.s 11 wiapper.
Take im ether. Made only by
lirmvii ( brtiiiciil Co.,
P.ihiiu.'i-.-, Md.
PURGATIVE
I
II X I! .ill
I tnil K. nKIUM'S
Veeetalile Componna
:3i::::nvs :r:s
For remii!' ( iinrIiiintHnn-t
WVukriretM1 ho i-miiifion lo
our bent femi.lt iioi-tilution
lt ill euro entln ly th-i worst Tin f l isut-H lmi-
Vlaiutu, nil (ivrtrt.tn tr-! lnfluin:itl'-ii ui I'lrcrtv
.., j-.lhnj iin.l P! nl n,. nis, W..I It.,' r.-n--.ii. nt
K. mnl vv , v.. n, ... ,.il i, i itiu iluily a.l.,i n, to tlio
l'1'-""-'"--
II will ,lls,.t nnil ,-xp. I luni 't. ftem tl-tit, hih man
M.,..,.,,f , ,, ,,.,,t. Tl..- t. .,i.l, -I..-1 I. " .ai.n-ruuj
buiuorih.-isij,li..h,,lii.vr,s-i.i,lj l.j 'Itsus.-.
lt n-m,.. a f.iii'i.,, s. il.itui, t. -v. ,t--tt,-ii ml rravlng
f,-r w"" ; " "',.,",',' 'i-isrir"'.'!:
i It cur,-- ,l"..t..ni-. II .
I I:-.,. .,,) ll.-l,,,,l v. S,.
tl,-i,. t,.l 11.-1,11,1 v. ,s,. ..:,, - ... P- l-o- i,l--n ai"l I K'
tl"ii. TI..-U ti'viii'.-r l- :mi.k"!.." no .-..eiiit,.c.ii. utiKlit
1 ft it. I l.a.ki.,.i... I.-tilrtHn ti.-riii..n, utiy tin.,1 l-y ita t..sp.
j It ill ut all li.it'-a ami li",l.-r nil ,-,r,.nti-l,n.' at in
j lmriuoiij unit th,-1.1.1.-111.11 ir,,. ,-rit l be K, malv t.l..nt,
I Fr the eiircnf Ki.ln.-T r -tni-lntnts , r t-lthrr a,-l. thla
r..tti'iiii,li..'iiiMiio U. 1'n. ,.(-1 ,'. Siil..'tllit..rt.'.'j),
N . fwi.llr ph.-iiUl I,.- ti illi-'llt .17;.l F. PISKIIAX'S
1 J.II'FK ..-. Th,-j- ,-ur.-i-unatl.ati .!,..u-ni-n and
! turi'liltr of th,- lir.-r. S". ii'iitu b-'l nt all ilttlkVlsK.
Paynes' Automatic Engines and Sow-Mill
Ol II l.l-Allr-ll.
Weoltaran.'l U P. n.om.te.l Fnm mth Mill.
80 -a. -o!"l Saw. II. l"-'t'nc i-ant ll-.ks. er o- mplrla
f..r,....t,t.,. ..n .-t. HI'. Ii-n- on akll".
I.w 8 nl f.r ,-irr.il ir 1 HI R. W. I'.IVVK
MIMS Mnitntnoti r t of allalylna A lit... 11,1 1 1,' I.n.
I,,.-.. Invn -.' t.. :l .-II P.: . . I'"' I.-jh, Hangcra and
KunlliiB. Klinira. N. V. II,, IS..O.
DEAL
DIRECT
I biIIi--. Save .tlonea
nn.) -still llnvr lhi
l.iilM-lA.- HralStl--
Kven-llJf m J- "I Torluaa Mill-can l,a ma. la
'--r. r.,i.l -l.a ,. ami Ir.,.iali1 ,nl Nw anil Mtalain
I K'tlrt .1 al,.,t loll ll,u ruat .if ,.nr.-hB,na tba nw.
n-im in. ...tiw
; W -unR9
ui it nr.ri'.Kr.i i. - Any rmvuie u e pirtf,
Mft.t tin tii; vitr. Adrt-r ui-niut i.
GOOD NEWS
TO LADIES 1
liraata-l indui amnu aiar or
larml. Now'a "uur t to gat up
orilara for our calal r-to'l -"n."
and 1'oltrn.U'l aa--,iraabaa.it.
(ul ...1,1 Ban.1 or M-aa Ruaa I h,na
TaSt ..r Handantua Uc-.rtlad
Oold Haad M Roaa D.nnar liat. or .,.i,l Band atoaa
Lla. S14K Toilat Nat. r..r lull particular; .aildraaa
TIIK laiKAT A.tlKKMAN TK .,
I. O. Boa 11 and 10 Vaaai lit.. a VorV
A.ETS WAXTFD r., utft .1
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