1'Ott THE FA KM WD HOME.
11 ii in 4 in the Poulu-y Vunl.
Every fiirnu-r who has trii'tl it is sure
I hat plums in tho poultry yard are pro
tservL'd from citri'tilii). The sharp eye.l
fowls piTeeive every emerging beetle
and snap it up without a single failure.
It i.s the natural habit of these insects
(o mature in tho s.til under the trees
where the e,'i? infesteil plums have
fallen. When the newly hutched larv.c
pmerire from the fallen fruit, they enter
the ground and there pas throu,'h ihe
impa stagf. When tho yoiui;4 mature I
beetles leave the ground they do not
lly, but proceed directly to the trees
and crawl up the stems on to the
brunches in search for the fruit. If
any obstU' le is found, the beetles will
lly, but not otherwise. As soon as a
hen observes a grub in th soil, it. pro
ceeds to search for m re, an I other
hens so mi eug age ill eunies1 competi
tion for their grub, so that the S"il is
thoroughly S'-ruched over, and not one
currulio escapes. This is the way in
which the fowls deal with t hese in
sects in the spring. In the summer
and early fall, the small plums which
drop are swallowed w hole, the larger
ones are pic'd to pio. es ait I cut"ii.utid
if one l.irv.i' -;c,i;i.'s these, risk.-., it i;
apt to be taken in the ad of leaving
the fruit or wriggling through the soil.
-m tUat th -re is a certainly that the
pests are really discourage 1 and ile
strode I by the fowls, ii'nl that, the
combination of p mltry yard and plum
rchurd is a mtitually serMee.ible one.
The writer his tried it fur several years,
and while it docs not wholly l':ee the
trees from the cuiculi.is, yd it re
duces their nmiibers so iiri' h. I hat
there are not enough of them to do as
much pruning ot the fruit as is desir
able. I ir when
pi'ii'lll'i'. six p"'
tain that a few
spared l"f the
ear old green gag
i plum . it i- coi
re ll I It t e beer
n!io. - V. J ,.;
linns, Imlil Hints.
Cool rain waler an I soda w ill re
move machine gr-M-i! trom washing
fabrics.
1'is.li may be ?
liiuiing int'i b
d much e t .ier by
g wat 'i' about u
minute.
b'ipe tomatoes will reiuo e ink and
d'tier stains from white cloth and from
the hands.
1I ue ointmeiii and kerosene mixed
in eipi.il propoi'iioiis and : J I i -1 to
lii'tlsti-ads is an uni tiling bed bug
remedy, and u c 'a' of white'a-h is
ditto for tic vv.i'ls .ii' u log I -e.
Ilee.swas and sup will m do -ir
rii-ly i! ttirons a- el'-an aud iiw...1i as
gl.t..s. Tie a lump of wax in a tag
aud l,oep i' I 'f that jiu.-poM-. U iie'i
the iron-are hot, rub t hem iir-1 with
'l wax rag. then a1 them wiin a
pup r or i o; h .-.prinMi d w it h - tit.
A prcity way t.
ide lor
or the
narrow
full at
th
amp,
itli.-r
porcelain
strip of r
r,n h e lg.
so il w ill
i.id
. to t ,i
' i' Ii- r it
I ma :
the
m a' th i op
thou trim the
c; this -h-.lll I
-m-iothly over
r, y em' r-ld"ry
I I .., 1 the
.id close.
bottom ii ;'. h a't!
noi be g it'e-re I,
th" -h.fl-; t'e :i '.
.-dk 'Ir i v in i l -lace;
this -!e,! I
lilt'
u'd
III.
1 ' !
'tu-l
Wiit
it -t ;
ri to
mild I!
er r
II
"id I
the
til- d
ti il -
Ii.- a-
tig th-
1. Iv
I -lU'.l'
'lie
o I, t:ie
W hell
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d'l-t. I'r-t. I. Ivtii.' ,-'i . - Hi
bones, pr-vio i t ' .r, in ii:
from fa'- by 1 1 1 . : u--i : with ! ii."l
tiny are p irui- I fr mu ingle bents
whi - h it tv" n ' u giM-uh or U va' u .
The oiit-i'le leave-, o' c ib''Uges are
greedily eat'-ll by e.Ws, but viMi.
however, a bu I eiiecf on th- milk,
unless e, e is taken to f. e I pi aM-r
milking, loveu tlm-the had ilavnr
goes off be,,re th- cow is milked
again.
liaru manure :uys I'. Imun I II'-s-v,
must bethe main supply of must farm,
(rs. If I ha I t w o a. ns of 1 md to
plant with corn, and luni manaie
enough for one acre, 1 would -plead
it on the two acres and -uppl menl
with t'oinniercial feriili' rs.
As trees are g-n rally rap-d, more
harm than good re-uils from tint oper
ation, (ireat care sluittll alway- b
tuken not to distiuii nr injur- the
lower and living part of the bark. A
common mason's trowel or a short
handled hoe makes a good scraper.
o not waste the coi n cobs. l'.-e
them as fuel and save the ashes, as
they contain a very large lu-opoition
of potash antl are vain able for that
oubstance alone. I u addition they also
make economical fuel, binning freely
and can be collected with In tie- la
bor. (iolfart, the inventor of the cn-ihige
system, says that hedois not hold that
butter made from ensilage is as good
as when fvdon fresh maize, but while
winter buttt r is always inferior to
that made in summer, that from en-i
lage is of better quality than that from
tiny other feed.
At the Uranito State hairy men's
association in Concord the other day,
Hon. Warren I Ianiel, of Franklin,
spoke on ensilage. He was formerly
opposeti to it, luii his barns being
burned last suiiiiuei It- w us induce I to
put ina silo, and is n w convinced of
tlie value of ensilage for cuws.
It may be valuable says the Uurul
Cut ij or n in ii, to know that a Hook of
three hundred turkeys kept a largo
vineyard clear of bugs and worms last
season, while in neighboring vineyards
not so treated tho bugs and worms
destroyed the crops. Tho turkeys be
came very fat and brought good prices
ut Thanksgiving.
It i.s now asserted that the common
earth worm is the cause of tho gape
parasite in chicks. In cxaming earth
worms from a gupo-infecled district
the gape parasilo was found to be
coiled up in the .structure of the
earth worm, and upon feeding the
chicl-s with such earth worms the
disease was at once produced among
the brood.
One of the lest rein 'iliei for diar
rhou in fowls is as follows: (live a
tciipooiiful of raw linseed oil, repeat
ing the dme the see n I day after.
Thoiighc one scruple each of pow
dered 1'eruviun bark and hyposulphite
of .-"da m.'de into pills with common
soap once a day for threeof four days.
Keep the fowls clean and fee 1 them
on eooUel out meal until they fully
recover.
An lluglish farmer .-ays: for two
winters I have placed si horses iiithe
following weekly allowances: l-'ortv-two
pounds of oats, Js pounds mai
H pounds beans, l'1 p unds hay. It
pounds oat straw, i ut into chaff. 7"
pounds long hay: total, 1 pounds of
ti oil per week per horse. I'poii this
food the horses h ive done admirably
w bile in eon-t tin t us
ihe Maintenance of riant-l.ife.
' Hard times" come to most living
thing-. 1 'hints as well as animals have
periods when i hey need to conserve all
t heir energies, husband all their vital
ity. All vegetal inn obevs the injunc
tion to multiply ant replenish the
earth, but with the greatest determina
tion w hen there are present suffering
ami iinpeudingdoath. A drought has
tens the processes of reproduction, and
iiisuilicient nourishment encourages an
early if not an abundant fruit fulness.
In a climate where hot and cold, or
wet i r dry, seasons regularly succeed
each ether, many of our most common
economic plants have adapted them
selves to these stated changes, ,f out
ward conditions, and run their course
during a single grow ing ,-ea-on. ueh
pi. mts constitute that large portion of
our vegetation known as the annuals.
Th- great sua:! ow or, that grows i:ito a
giant in a -ingle u-o;i and defies the
summer sua an I s'orm, tails an easy
victim t o t he I r 1 s of autumn. It,
however, prepare! the way for many
success, ors, in the ripened Seeds, each
one ot which when given luvorubie
ci nditious will germinate, grow, repro.
du i' its kind, and thus linislt another
cud" 111 the r, ,im ,,f V cgetuble life.
Ihe lica:i- I ant, in a difl'-reiit way,
climb, it- appointed pole, eiijovs the
.-am--sUii-hir.e and show er, pro luces
its blowouts, id!- long pods with ripen
ed -coil-, gives up it- lite like all its
fell W . ill the field, A crtl-j l.ltlt
completes i- growth in not far fr-iii a
hundred days, and leaves its accumu
late. 1 vitality s'ore I up in tue grains
upon the ear. The pro-pee' iv e life and
activity of a whole ii-!d of waving
corn may be i-on-idered as stored up in a
lew peek-o apparently lilcle-i seed
corn -ui'ely house,! in th" granary.
W c i hus sc.-th it ;n the annual plants
t-e I:fc of th- -pi cie- i-. -o to -peak,
c i: re- I - i r from on- growing se i .on
to .in. -ll.er ill t be l ipen- I S'l ll. Till!
seed i . ai -i th- f .rm in which plant-hi-
is ea-i'y transported trout place '.o
place. The -ced of .nun- hedgerow
Weed. all becomes 1 msciied from its
uH.n hue lit it p ill t'lt' lifeless niother
pluui. and is blown for i kI.i or even
miles over the imra.-t'i! snow, i- a
familiar and perhaps ;.i i iking exautple
that may enforce the meaning to be
here eonveved.
, I .,. .f II,
the .sei'il, snugly i,ickcd within thick
coat -. is pre.-erv ed from deal h. and ;it
the same time i- etrried f.ir from i
the pi. i i' where it W.I- produced-
Tho soul is tho otispring of the jilaut j
and the childhood of its kind, though I
so fashioned and protected that it can j
pass safely through a period ,,f drought I
or old when its parent would have'
succumbed. -I'l'ml'ir s, h . r MnntlihiA
The I'ickle Ii i-iiie-.-, I
The bu .itit'ss ha; been ovi i lone. 1
The proprietors of th" pickling houses :
couipl.iiii that the truth) in pickles
nev er w us so dull. They have not
been able to dispose of many more than
wont into stock from la-t year's pick
Ung, and they have such an abundance
on baud that they have g von the
growers notice, that it would be wise
to plant some other crops. A pickling
house at (ireenlavvii, L. I., which stores
twelve million pickles has ten millions
on It mi' I, and all the other houses.soiuo
of them larger than the one at tireen
'aw'i, are in the same position. Hard
ly any pickling house will want morn
than two million or three million next
season and consequently the farmers
will not lie ahlo to find sain for more
than ii-ixUi of the usual crop. Brook
lyn Timid Capital.
We he ir so mm h about timid eipi
t:il that we have come to believe wealth
in that form is really cowardly. We
couldn't lind it in oik' hearts to disturb
a sheep unless it was done to a turn,
and served up nicely with green peas,
in the morning of its life and noth
ing but the most abject antl supino
timiult v can account tor Ihe reluctance)
with which capital seems to approach
us.- cu -xtj'j I.nyti;
TOl'U'S OF THE DAY.
Those who wonder how Bhip
canals, costing millions upon millions
of dollars, can be made to pay will bo
interested to know that tho average
charge for tho passage of a ship
through the .Sue, canal is about $tiH
The investigation Into color blind-
J ness among railway employees in tier-
many shows that IHW persons out of
ld'A-l.VJ had no idea of color whatever.
Of 1 1 -", 1 54 men engaged in the general
work of the service, to were completely
and "JT.'t partially, insensible to differ
ences of color. Among l'l.tUti engi-
! neers, only one was completely color
! blind, and 27 partially so.
Tho camphor laurel, a native of
China, and tho tree from which most
of the camphor of commerce is ob
tained, seems to have been iut rodiio.'d
successfully into California, o:ie tree
in Sacramento having attained a
height of thirty foot. Tho w nod, every
part of which smells strongly of cam
phor, is light and durable, not liable
to injury from insects, and much fa
vored by cabinetmakers.
A colony of about lm .lapamse
people of various trades ha .e c-tub
lished n complete Japanese village in
London. The object is to familiar-i-'c
Ktighsh people with their customs,
arts and industries. Visitors are
-hown through the little street-,
whose .-hops are tilled w ith workmen
I'tigageil in embroidering, fan making,
i hinu painting, metal working, screen
painting, limbic la making, etc. The
village po-.-t sses a theatre and a
I'.uddhi-t temple, with its priests and
idols.
I'liy.-ii Ian- of prominence in several
huge cities have been roceirly "inter
viewed" lor their opinion mi roller
skating and its effects upon the health
of tho-e who indulge in it. There has
seldom been ;i ipiostion upon which
doctors disagree so cordially, -omo
maintaining that the pastime is a
healthy one, while others contended
that it is almost suicidal. Many uf
the doctors eon-cr atively stated that
roller -'-ing, like dancing and similar
fori -riou-sen-ibl
sieal exorcise, is not in ju
ulged in motloratelv and
I'l-of. W. . Atwater.d the Cotinee
Mciit state Board of Agriculture says
that a 'piart "I milk and a ipiait of
oy-tcr- contain about the same amount
of nutriment. Iv.siccutcd codti-h
give-the nio-t concentrated food in
the market . Salmon is the most nu
I i-i t e ti- of iri -h li-h. i i.ituieal. beans,
who it. ilonr, an Indian corn menl al
ter 1 nutriment in the order named.
I 'o at oes furnish very luu-h less. The
t xp'rien f pu-t ages has tau j lit man
kind lo Select, when coli'p lied toexer-ci-o
the strict est economy, those forms
ot f 1 which furni-h nutrition at the
lowe-t price, hence the nor nl dillVr
ent cotiutiies live on oiituieal, beans,
pe;i-an I dried ti di of various Kinds,
although it cannot be sai l that such
fooilispreferrtdtoth.it which is less
nut ritioiis.
It is not n ph a-ant fact to know
bul yet it is a la-', a or ling to I'rof.
K. A. I'roctor. that this ear, h t- to-duv
j i-t a-likely to ipial.e au l overthrow
j cities and towns a, if has been at any
i time since man existed. The eon
j dit ion- w it bin t he globe which cause
the-e di-t iirb.inees are changing, bu
so .-low Iv that tln-re is practically no
dllbrcilce between what they vveie
I tboti-uuii; of vents ago, and what they
will be tli 'Uiud-of.veal-bell-e. No
body would have cause, of surprise,
therefore, if the eartlnpiitke of Lisbon,
in IT.'i"). should nreseiltlv I.e. reheated.
' 1
lieteco, it seems eosiinie i ii.il
posiiiue that great
li-t urban'
have recently taken
dry land, but on laud
place, not
that is undi r the ocean, aud that the
big wave at New 1 1 av oil aud t he shocks
in Spain indicate the limits of their
extent.
Hug lApbiileil.
"Talk about dynamite. I can tell you
a true -tory of what- nitro-glycerino
once did in our state. It was out near
I'ruiri" du hicu, where they were
blasting on the Chicago, Milwaukee
and t. I'uul roa l. The contract r had
several k'-gs of the stall in an under
ground place, due day a workman left
the pl.e-e open; by and by some hogs
came alotig, bum d a keg open, and, as
glycerine is as sweet almost as honey,
the animal Idled himself. Ile came,
tint by and by and soon wandered into
a stable which i ontuined about forty
hoi ses belonging to the contractor.
The hog got fooling around among the
horse-' hind legs, w hen one of them
drew olf and gave Mr. Hog a good one
The concussion started the business,
and not a ve-tige w as ever discovered
of the hog or of a single horse or the
stable. And where the stable once
stood titer's was a hole in the earth 50
i feet tleep and Jut' feet in circumference',
j Fact, gentlemen!" Mwlism (111.)
l mot-rut.
A T.'rrilil" Kovoinro.
"I detest that Mr. Smith," remarked
Mrs. Anger to her huihand. "I would
do anything to make him mi-crahlo."
"It's a pity you didn't know him ten
years ago, my dear."
"WIlV :o?"
"Vou m ifht have married him, ray
dflftr." tV'tio Yoik (irapttio,
Ways of Telling a Man Ile Mrs.
That a mim w li" lies is a iinr admits of
no doubt ; but the iiine whs not fur distant
When it was colisiibi' d advisable to giv e
.'xprcssioli to the f.-cl, when applied di
'ectly to the individual, with sntnethiiig
Vf prudent tuphemi-in (n (he choice of
hit piiMit (liar choice of Herds chosen for
he invasion. Many delicate methods of
idling iiroind ti e ditlicaltv have stig
s'esled theiint Ives lo im. onions and invcn-
j 'ive minds. A man Mi-pu ted f uutitilh
fulness has lieci li.ir.n li ried ns one
''who ?!lvs moie thtiti his prayers;" whose
Word is ''not exactly gospel truth;"
a hose ''methods of slating a fad are
mt iii logical harmony with ihe strictest
Ii 'ill -i 1 1 I - of veracilv :" whose "pracl ie:tl
vinp.-ithy with the leading charai tcri--ies
of Ananias' views of truth is niupic--ieitcd,"
and so on. Hut we have enter
d upon an era in which these polite
ticihod- ilc-cribiug nn nil.icil are deem
il week, lltis.ili-faclorv and superfluously
polite. ll.tnce th." word "linr" has
nine into general u-c ami is bandied
from m i' end of the line to the other,
and with u fri ijui ncv tli.it promises to
di piivc it of ln emphasis il hue hitln Ho
-njovid by milking it loo common.
The ( heaped Whes,
.my Were spinning Jam-. "no old
unit - it apail from the othei" :md looked
-ail itiid loili.in, as if le nevtl .had
'bought of lev it V ill !'ll hi- lib-.
"M v w ifi lets bci ii urn of the tluap
i l luxuties a n t't i i r i iijoved." -aid
one. ' He have In i n ni.iilicd eighteen
vii in-, and sn has lost me le.s than a
ilioiisand dollat- all told."
'I'ooh!" -aid another. ' I have been
married nine v..u-. ami my wile's total
i .Apt ll-cs h.iv r l i n siai'itlv thiee hull
lied dollars."
The -ad man .In w a dt i p -igh and
slid.
Will, well' was inairii d blty i.ir
tgo. Inivs. ami ti"tn that da to tin- mv
Ail'eli.i- cost mi on I v one Iminlrcil and
din tci n dollai s. and -he ha- h;id ivcry
'bng -he in i ded. loo."
"I low in tin w oi hi did v on gel tin on-h
i In ap .'"
"Tile poor gal died the -ecolld Wi ck
lit. r I inarrii ! Ic t . "
Theoiowd -pand his life because lie
w a- -a I.
Mectimr His Match,
lb v. )i liitt hie. of I'Miiihui'gh. ihotegh
t vi ii i Ii ii t man otiee tin I hi- inalcli.
'hen examining a student a-to tin i I . i - --
he had iilti tub d. he said.
' I mnli 1st I von attended the cl.es
for tttalhcnialii
"Yes."
"Ibe.v iniint -idi - has a i in b ."
Two." said the student.
"Indeed! hat are tbt v :"
lt.it a laugh in tin court, tin
lllsttci prodllied when lie
student's
iomptly
itli
"An inside ami an outside!"
The doctor next iiiipiiied.
"And oii attend the moral philosophy
. lass also':"
"Yes."
'Well, you doiiluli
v ,-trii uis, subject I 'n
on cmise and lb i I ."
Yc."
"Hoe- am lb i l i vi I
i cliin s i
r hear o
HI t V i
go In fore a caii-c
Yes."
"t iive ine all in-l nice."
"A b.iriow wheeled by a man."
Tin doi tor ha-tily al dovvii, iind pi
po -- , i mure ipli si ions.
tt "Native ami to the Maimer Iltii'ii.''
"Arc you a nativi of the Slate," iisked
In jitd-e of the I n.ti d States Court,
nldrc ing a fat man who had been .siuu
iioii, d to tesiily in a ease of illicit dis
iiling. "M.-tly, jedge."
"I itii itti weie you born in this State.'"
"I undcr-lnnd. I wan t hum here, but
I .mi mighty nigh a native."
"( 'amc here w In n yu w i re ipiite oiing.
lippo-
1 li.iint I"
In re lnit iilioiit
tell leaf-.
llo-.v ol.l are y
' Kilty."
-nn n lew is it
n ale in ai I
I: ilivi of the Stiite.'"
"Well, win n I i -aim In le I only vvi i-li
"I il'oiii a IhiiiiIilI ioiin,s. Mow I
ivei-li two liiimlreil an. I forty, -n vmi -ec
me 1 1 i i 1 -- I anil I'mIv i"iuns of nn- are
native while only oil. hiiinlreil niins
i One I'll mi Missuilii
lloiv iliey Silt etl the Itiink.
I ; 1 1 1 v vear- jiifo, in ! onst.,m nee of :i
i oitiineti ial ianic, tin re was ;t severe run
ii a hank in Smith Wale-, ami the firm
t is josih il ( aeh nlli' i in t rovvils to ee
mil their money. Things wen- iaiiillv
-"in- fnmi hail to Mm -e, when the haii'it
inaiia-i r. in a til of 1 . -n rat ion. mlili n
Iv In tlimi-ht 1 i in ot an i n ilient. Ilv
hi- ilirei lions ;i eliiK. havin- ltealeil
-"ine s,, erei-ns in a lr in-; pan, paiil
tin m "V er the i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r to an aiiviott- ai
plii ant.
"Why. llity're ijiiiie hot!" -ai'l the
latter. a lie look tlc m up
"Of course," Ma- the reply; "what
ri-- toiil'l yon expiet: 'I'hey are only
iu-t out of the in i tit 1 I . We are coining
tin-in as fa-t a- we can."
"1 oiniit-; theiil !" thrmieh the rustic.
"Then tin re is no f-.ir of the inoin y run
nine; -lion."
With this their i niifnli m e ivviu il, the
panic aliateil. ami the hank was eiiahleil
o weather the -tnnn.
Niirlils Out.
'lt'wlieie hue ve lieell. Man
Iv.
not set evt - on ve lor ii week :"
Will', Main'. I was at Mr-. Mickey's
parly on Moinlav ni-ht, niul Tuc-ilay lit
i Imp, an" W eilni silay tit n t olicclt.' an'
Thur-ilay at Mr-, u t'ihee's hall, tin' hist
niu'lit I was j i-t out call in', ,n" where
-nr ye, ver-clf;"
"I've lii en kept I iii-y v it h visit in' an'
eallin'. an ( , nie over an' m i- me to
tiiohi r"
"N". MarLTy. hut I'll cuine to inoriu'v."
"An" why not to ni,'ht. Mire;''
"This i- the ne tis's ni;lit out."
Siilenillil Hnnora.
Thr (itililie shoiitil note the fact that
the enly proprietary iniilicine on earth
that ever rect ivnl the supreme reward of
(iohl Meilal at the ereat lull riiiitional
WorM Fairs, Iinlu-trinl Kvpositiuns anil
State I'uirs, is M . Jaeoli's l il. Afterthe
most thuroii-h praciici.l tests, in ll ispit-al-
ami el-cw here, it has universally tri
timpheil over all compel itors, anil lieen
proclaiuieil ley ,Iiii-;es ami Jurors, in
t iiuliiifT emim tit physicmns, to he the
lu st pain ( urinu' renu ily in lAi-tencc.
On the Installment I'lan.
In Niirthern Siheria w hen a man lliinks
he wants to marry a yotiiie- woman he ar
ruiiues to pay a certain sum to her father.
Half of this -nui he pays ilown ami lives
with the family of his hnly lovi' for a
year. If, at the eml of that time, he still
wants In r. he pays the other half of the
Mini airreeil upon umi opts her. If he
iloesu't want her he say so anil loses the
iutiiLluuut wkii.li bu liibt jmid.
"I Frrl Ho Well."
"I wtint t tlinuk vnu for tdling me of
Tierce's KHVoiitn Vrexeiintiiiii.'" writi-
Dr.
Imly to Iter fi ii'tiil. "Kir u Imi t.itni I was
lintit to Htieiid to the work of my liiniselt.ilil
1 kept Hbbiit. but I f.'lt thi)iotn;lii ini-A-talile
I had let rible U-iekaelii-,, mi I iM'tu iiiK ilo n
S'tt-ntions aeniss me and was ijuite wvitk niul
iliscoiiniptl. 1 sent and got some of lliu
inodieitie after n ivinK your letter, ami it
h is cure 1 me. 1 lianlly know mysulf. 1 foul
bo well,''
Itiiimd liog---!s.nisiigi',
That wonderful eailiolieon known as l.jitia
V. I'tiikliam's Vegetttlilo Coinpi nut lei t
given lite lady n vvorbl-wiile reputation for
doing good. It is a living spring uf health
mid sin let1!.
fowl crime. --a eh i ben tight.
" .XII I'liijfi'il Olll."
' Itoa't knew what nils me l.,t"'y. Cnn't
oat wt-tt -can't sleep well. Can't work, and
den t enjov ,..ii- ,'oivlliiitg. Aui't ii'tilly sick,
mid I teit.h a n t well I'ce! all kind u' p'tiyed
cut. soinenav -." I'liat iswh.it semes of men
wiv everv ifiv. If tliev would take Dr.
I'l'eree'H "tloii'leit MeUiei'il lii-eovery" they
nettld soon have no o 'cifton to my it. It
pin nies the IiIokI, tones up the system (in t
I a iiiies it iig.iiiist disease. l is a gieul null
bilious I'llUledv tis well.
itiini. -weel liinil-. 'I'liat of the honey fee,
I'on't ili-iist everv bmly I iy haw king. blow-,
ing mill spilling, but iisy I -. Safe's I atni ill
lleiiieilv all I U' cured.
Meat for tramps 'old shoulder.
i.M'r Prrnern'r.
If yon are losing your gup on lifo.tr y"W elN'
Health licncvvcr.,"liocsilircfl to weak -puis.
The N'oi lh American liiUians. esneintly the
S. tt. ea triU'. made such fr-ipieul u, of ie
tr-leiuil lliiit for iiiativ v.-arsitwas only
known ns Seneca mII Now it isl, n-wii ns
l itrlioline, the on I. i lul Hair le newer.
"Itiinuh mi Tiii'ilinrhc."
Instant relief lor neuralgia, toothnelto, face
uchc.A-k for 'Uotigh on lootluicliu.'TVU"iC.
.Hkssmsn's I'-.hiini.-.i iikkp toxiiv the onlv
Ii lairiitleu el'heef I'otltilllllltgitri eCt'i' Iceri
.-us J'i't i'ii s. It I'euliuns lil d ninloii ;
feli'e m Uerilllllg Hlld lite-susl .iillllt prnN! tl 'S,
ilivahliihle fur llldleslloll, ilvspepsiA, Ill'IVnll,
I'lo-tuition, ii ii. 1 nil fiirins of p'lit a;il ilt'luiity;
He-. Ill hII illfiehhd ColldltlollH, uletlli'l' til.)
re-ttll nl exhiitistiiin, nci v-n. pn s! i ation, ,-
werk iii acute iIisi'hku, piiriieulitt'iy it reitiltii.
Irein ptilnieiMiiyeeiiiphiiuis. I'.isn. il. Ilur.t.t
Co., IV'-'pi iiOia-!-, N'nv Veik. fl-lilhy ilruHti
' Itiiimli nn ili'h.'1
"Itoiigh on licit" tire-liiiniiu-s, ernpti in-,
ring worm, teller, salt rheiiui, fro-ted leet,
I'lulbl.iins.
Komh iiimi nui vi t t in I'm vent ns. liev.
II. II. 1 -'ait-all. I'. I'., i iltlor of the In,,;i
M. 'h.t l.-I. -ays edit .natty, in it." V.ve.nber
Itis.-il. in. inter of hi- ri er: "We lave
lle-tidthe tin til-of I'.l.v'-l le.iiu balm, and
believe tint, by a Ihon ii-h eolir-e of Inilt
menl, il will cure altco-i ivirj cms of ( 'a
larrh. .Muu-lei-. a- it eia-s, me iillhelid
with Lead and lino 0 iroubles, and t'.il.u .a
Minis 1 1 1 it' itevalenl thatiever, Weeannot
lecouuneiid l-.l.v'sl nam Halm too highly."
Not a 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 lim a --iii.il. Applied loll eno--ttilswith
the dinger.
I'rrllT Hiiinrn
b'tttiesvvhovviiuld nt.im freshness and viv.te.
ilv. Don't failtom-Ued-lIenllliUi'iU'Wer."
Pinner inight - stronu luitte'
li.it.ni'ti. ...
Whpiv tntl lml nl 1
Y-tIi i-ity, bairirair
i iiiri'.-v Kiel f i t-.u r. if I
. Hl!,l si "II At HID I.O'll 1
Cieon II. .1-1. ....,,sil.- I, ,v
J-. i-l.-i.-nMt r-."M. HO- .1
it.illius. l lin t ie..s ir.l
I i vtilr.il l"i It
in .11 a r.'Ht ot nil" millwtt
.!,.. - ir-mn ii'iii U"
vatt ' Iv.-stniirnllt -'l'l' I- il '
tf.-'ir'-s mvl t-l.-v.it-.l r." Ir.o.l .
nn l.vn !-.-iii.r t.ir I'-a -
II. .n I tlinti M n "Ui'T "il l
.' - Hi in.' n
,.li .1-;..lls
Kiiiuli"
HOttllC
A PHOMPT, SAFE, SURE CURE
tor i mih-, nr.- I hrntit. ll -nr nin' t"-'M
A.llllilH. Uilllia
1.1. it run i
, Tiitli- In I hi-'
. llO'llI ". ' 1.1
I'E-
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
'll'iliii' lti' lli'itd
tlit lull.imiH.it iim
llfiil Hi.' .n". Uv.
iri-, I In - i-l
T-i('. hm'II. Ilrmii'it
. rorn i: i iu:
Cream Balm
CATARRH
hub ii -t
i in..
. lie
i.i.i. ii
tii.ii-
nil
l-rei'i
A rt-lii '.
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HAY-FEVER
ml. i ,- i. n ii '-tnl
...-.. il.t- I.. Ilse
I'll... 1. 1 Mini 'T nl id. i.
I I V ItltU I III lis. l,
R. U. AWARE
THAT
Lorillard's Climax Plug
In nrlim iv. I fin ( ';. tii.it lrlll iril s
Una. I .ill Hue t-til . I hut loritl e I.s
itT ('llppi'iu. ami llial I'.rllli.r.l'a ruuat,ait'
li e la al Ulhl ulK-..'i at, quality f. He l.l. rt-l I
CONSUMPTION.
I hull' ;v l-.'sitliL' reliip.l, f-.r ili.l att'.vn illirt-t ; t.y lis
tlsii Ih lean si.ti- i-fset II"! ..r. Inula .l"t I .i.ij
H.1.1.I1I1" I..11-I 11 rurfl. II.I.-1. -iiat lis 111 vf ,1 H
' nil a V tl I t 'il K I l-K Ml-
II 1 1 1.5 I I KK.
lil- i. r ti. v - i ll''. ' 1 "'"I 1' II
Kit. T. A. M.OI fa, lul IVailS
AC51 HELLER.
In- -i. i" -rn Mien . I'.iin.
.Ir.t.r-ttH tW h. .l Ml th O.VkrU
;-nt U'i-..!ilV on ll'il i t 1 ii.rrwr ..'.1 .'f
PfJf. Ii
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ACMJI MAUJPACTUaXHaCO., iVOaXTON.CONTf,
K CENTS.
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way, N. A-.K tOR IT.
V l''.'.'e I"' "
AGENTS,, VE&AHBHgMn
, --.IWMllil!tf ,rt.rilim"nit'loyrnnt twwi...,
vAliir lllii-lruli.il Cirrul.ir mill tj'rmji of
I. biiyrritaoiitil Italntrtnale oi'"H
J. WOKXtf. CillCAOO.UX,ot MX. 1AUU. MU
ilftiK.-allSafllStTl?-"-
Waria. ros-mea. ai.n. tw-u
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llr. Inhn V milliurv, 3 I
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aoO IN GOLD COIN
tiil a"t. Sew '".a. "Il.n t.i hti ilicaaslul
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;,., S..u.i... !. iu .i. ii.uiiuu x i i-t
-w Vara. Hot I21I-I.
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.01 qurnl t-rmt. Ili-I 'll'il I. ill. '., I'll. la., l'.
LEARN TELEGRAPHY .asS'.r.T.'VM.
uatl.'U- (iiaraiiti-ntl. V nleiilino Bn , Janttaillla.W la.
Sampln Book. Fruiium l.lai, Prtc Lial aenl
VAnllStn, l)...UA)ttf.. v'MlHitvk.Clu.
Med Star
' tradeCo( mark.
jomM- n ,iimit 11
(Wghmjrei
ami t'otwv. t
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fa?.Ur,i I -l.-il.l -t.i
A OUiiSTON AH OUT
Browns Iron
Bitters
ANSWERED.
Tin1 iin'tt"li line prelial'lj tmn ni-Vi-il llioiiiinnitii
ct lam s "How call ItliiMllV II- lillltl' r enre evi-'-y-
tllllll.-" W''H. 0 !'" sH't It'll It ll--H'lllVUII lIlM ll.-ll
torw lOr-ii it ri..iilnlii'etoiii-i'iii vi en Ul i'P-.-i'i-ils.-Ittlix
I'liM-i.-uoiH ivi-"i.'iiii' I it'll tin ei" '"' f '--"t:imn
nmiil kn.'Uti I" ti"- iTotem-i.-n, an.l Hi'iHIl'V ' m-S
II il'lnilf t'lll'lllll'lll hl lll Mill Pl.llftllllllllll- lll'-IIHMTllell
l!i-il llh-ri-iii-i- liien- 'H ';ir:ilt"liM'f ll.'li t lio nli.V
elli'-rsiili-tiitiei- iisi-,1 in iiii-U'.i ine. 'I In" -I' ''""
lilsiv. U Unit lien in ii,ki..iwloU-i-.l l.i In-tin- liiest
iiiis'iiiiiil I nt-liir iu rou-,-c-ii-l til tin illi'nl praeln ' U i".
li..i-o-r. n ti nmrk.-ililr fan. Unit erl-r t- Hie iliM'ev
ryel llltllWN'S IKON I1ITTI IIS ii" inn el
l s.itlsii,-.,r Iriiliroliilillliit ha li-li-l-tH-ell l"llli'l
BROWN'S IRON BinERS;!:r;
lli-.i'lii. lie. nl- i l-".lii ti-lli all !' lilt 'l Iter iron
lllciUcllM'.lhl. IlltltU N'N IIIIIX til l I I II-.
iiri-N liiillui'iliiin. lliliiniMie-s, VV iil ne-s,
llv-in llslii, viiilnriii. l'il! mill l i ters,
Tim! I l elina.l.i'liinil lflillil, 1'nin m Hi"
Mile, ll.tcU "i t.lnili-. IIi iiiIhi lu'i'ii'l N -
kill f.iriill tlifHi'iiilii'i nts In n IK i il'-i-riUil ilml).
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS,!:: TJZT.
Iniii. Hi' lake iillelliir Hie.ri.ii--I I.nm, " n't"
...IV. till, ll t',k"ll I'! llJII Ul'- lil-l .'llll'lein "'
Iv lielil IK ti llUM 'l elilwi 'I III heinH-tllUll-l' '
lirmi r. ihiolar.-i-l iiiii'r.'ti.Mli' li.iM-l-iiri-n. toe.
liiV"ii-toli''' il- . t tui.unll. nieiemi.'1'liiii'l inarl.ei!
.1 '-(- - Ileum .it "lii'!; ti. la mill' ii : the i-kiii eleam
lie; ll'-all!i . "I -l-ei.lii-s t,, Uie, lii . k. Ill ! li-l.i-B
lIlMII'l tvir-. Iillletloiiiu il, m.i, -i ."til 'i' ''III' -'il
jar. aii'l ll ll inirsiiitr iii.'I'i'T. lilinti'l im -a -''-t'et
ISMII'I'llol f.'lll tllfl. I!. Ill.-I.l '! l-"llV I .-II
III Iters is tin' IIV I . ir-n iiii-.h. ti ' that e ii-t 111
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iilntl-all-r. TAKH Ml UTIII-ilf-
WORK
SHOPS
Barnes' Patent Fo :t Pow ri
llift.-lillt.'rv eiui i- lii".'l- w; ll
fiotin ...M.'i-. -nlil tei Ii lal.
M. l.it alel u ln-l v r I Mr
I r i i lllil-'l .1 ,'.i live.
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A.I Ins. N.. in. IM' I.- i. I.
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nioi OttOlli linn
Sxv, want io:: i:toic auv, vi
brlh-nrwbotik I llll.l V.llllit 1 l l tilt i. IIVU
our wild mmm
ft ten. II
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11I.H OIL .e.l iio, Mil. ii 11
lii.ti.tiol i.y l'rf I Aiilnir. (irn'a lea. I. M.ilMiii.
nd Ibnii.tiiil. ef t'm.n nl Ji..t.-. ilristii'it.
Ir. ai Thr 11:1 and .."'I .'.',..!,. .....a
J....I fw VJi'W " ll lk. l - il.llltr. anil leftifc ell
JO In 'O a .1 iv. tr.h.miH i.'l.l I'k (.'",tt AutJittip
n.l Sulul Moil mill II th- -. "iiio .. I- ftr .tn.nu.
t'SfnJ f.irCiir.il-"' -I''-inifn I'lit A'--l'.i trnn: rtc, t
t. II. M'tll.' I'lll.NUI'UX ii III.. Il'itlfu.d.l.un.
, j::tec ct B!ttaaAUT;,
liiNUUAMTON.N. If.
FRAZER
AXLE GREASE.
IW in tht Wurl l. M...cnnlv h iu,. Krat rlJil.rt. a
l-ri a: Chiri.tit', N. V. it M.I.uijt. txMcwryKhirt.
THE UPIIMABIT
KII.V I I itlill. ItllVM'H Klllil'.
Dr. J. C. HOFFMAN, Jotter son. Wis.
nnillll Uio I'lo.ie llalol t nreil lit III
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PUBLISHER m
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Tin
iil'iivf iminti illy lllniiraii s nnr i!ati
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WE GIVE AWAY Thlupri,nocfe,y $30,000 FREE
BELOW IS OUR PREMIU LIST: Kverl nrtli-te lia- li"f ti ea refuttr neteeti'it anit
iv e mi naiitei' t-iiiiii'lelf sHllslaclii a. Tins Is a Celliilile ejter in I! New-inticr nf nallena'
ri-mnillis liisieinl
rt'inil.iliiiii, liailtiK I'.-i-ii ftalilsti. il erer lilleeii vt'ar.' Positively nu riHtronement
1080 PREMIUMS. PRESENTS FOR All
1st. rnnli. $.HH ttltt rnt-h, . ,(ioo 1 UN, Imiriir,
lid nub, U.OdO Tilt. ilikio, SMi I2li. wufch, hi
mtli. . V.oo ii. ,i.im, . . oimi 1 ;itli mm. - I.M
UH. mm it. - it.tmo IM h. iini. - - ami I Kit. Mnfrh,
rnh, I " Intii. riirrlnyci 3-0 I .!. itoltl mI ll, ion
Imt Htnfr ninrliiiir itoi it In ciinii. - - - . il.Oim
HHI flruitnl HliriiHia.vtorlli In rnt H I .M0 1 00 rl-iiint nlhmiiv. .4irlli ritnli.
541 Amt'i Iruu lr w.'ilvlifa.wot Hi i niti 1 .vl".(. .ttiu rlt'tiHiil liomiil liouks. I f 00
iltr nl tore .nliuitn will I.m nlivr A. ill i Ii. mi. mi hi 1 1 wiir-U t.r CMl- l -1." l-..in n.Ml.f.
w In. Ii mil Itt.VH. hi-ri'i f llii-iilliHMMMit. hi tt'Mitiun lo I hi- t r.-tni'tiu-. , Mill luuil. I '" I-"-M. 1 ' vn
tn-w mil.-.-rilMT lt.. f II..mh i-itt ihrif' i'tiit it en' -iu. iii.lii..'ii.int uf tl.- nn niin, ..uti n irmy 1 -
cMit. '1 nil) t.t- f..rnr'l.l at hii n- il.-. rt, t i.m-. mi- n-, i-i-.. N- t-.-r-.tri ui i rm i r
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rw',.i,.t toliirli lunuullit. will 1- HiiiiTr I .m-l a n-r..l.t-ri-. r.'.-. ii t f..i .r-f.-l .ii'ill.hK liliu U tlm t lu-Iil-
l.urrr,.,r. OJLlXJU IITI03IJS !
ForlVf. Tlmvn ye.tr In ii -itlts, ril-era, 3 I re-etil-ami il lieeeint-i. 1'or 83. Tlmea
aerll'iera. 10 I'lfstMltd anit 10 Itd'elut-
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( a-li
A GREAT STORYft
Mr.
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lisllB.! ill our fiimfb .--..lr ..i..T. Also, em Ii nei a
kii m.". i dcu t nr uiitt tai iinriL
I'liii-
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ll f..,l.l Bl'.ii" "l!li I lie ion ilurj. t.il lli-I
wIi-iIm Ji'ar. In u.t'hli.'H In tlm t-iiiitimil hhihh
wis-kl) ...! "..'lis l.j Hi. . "kl ii' lie i-i iiet.-.l In I ii.. ine I
f. II, .i.lim : llliilriil.-l sli..,
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ttiai'iim no I'tiwiipo in fcs-li-itiaour
nai.T nt tilt llwl.
IV are flii'imriMti-l lili our i
hirjel) lnrlwiMi.1 list "l siil,
seritit'l-a, II'IW nilluliiTiilh'
m.T tB.lH'. to fonlii
REDUCED!
PRICE OFi
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I...UH nui Mini. "iygvlk'ia. Jii "''"'" " ""'"' "" '' '
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FOR TOBACCO,
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dmuvm U know
!
SI2 00 WIFORMULI'Moib.. OF POWELL'S PntrAKtu tntni lalo
nnmifiil OllTPlr"lll Pn m-t i m i in tiit u..
-mill ii mi mm '
Mention Iii JI1 l.rir ti.SH
tbia paiir.
faVlBWtia WlBaWalWBBWa
Did
you
bup-
pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses? It is for inflamma
tion of all fltibh.
l.TDIA V. 1'IXKIHB'S
Tcielallc Gompoima
For I nmlt' roinpliilulnnnil
iHrnNrNM N no ronimon l
our hvtt fi'iuolr pnpulatlnn
UwlU euro emlrrly tho wnwt frni -f nilf Cn
ptiiinlHfftll Ovarian trouI-U-s, Infliuiumition attd I'IcotA
tlun, K.tllintf ami IMsnliii nit ntx, nut) the cou. iurnt
8.iml Winking, mid id ilrularlj adopted to th
Miaiitf.'.'f I. if
It will fliVWvpnn'f t si.i'1 !Jprtrirromfhtiitrnifilnftn
rnilv (-i.ttf-'of (It'-I-iitticn(. Tin; tt-ii'l.-iH-v t- i-utuittmi
liiiiuuis llicrt1 tntl.t-tk.d v ry &-it.,.-j tjy it 6fT.
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Halm both freshens and
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