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FOlt THE FAKM AM HOME.
Applet Kvrry Srnsoii.
Two seasons ure required to pro.
iluuu a croji of upplcH; that is, during
ono season (ho fruit buds are devel
oped, and during tlio next the fruit.
All tho vital energies of some trees
are employed during one season, to
develop tiie fruit buds; then the year
following, their entire vitality seems
to In) spent in developing tho fruit,
without sullieient force being left to
form fruit buds for tho crop of the
next season. Xow, in order to induce
an apple tree to bear every season,
v climb into the top, or go up on lad
ders, just as one does when plucking
tho lipe fruit, and with a pair of
sharp shears clip oil the young fruit
from about hall' the I ree. Then fruit
buds will form on that side of the
tree from which tho young apples
were cut oil. One half the top,
then, will bear fruit one ear, while
the other half will yield fruit, the
next season. .'' .
('mint lotiil IVIiilr In I'aslillr.
piics it pay to feci I cows ground
food while in pasture'.'" u a iUi-)tum
thai is being agitated aiiii.ngilaiiymen
nowaday, and .ilmnl iiliteli a variety
nf opinion is t'pre.ve I. While it is a
fut that. taluti al 'iio, there is no bet
id I'liid for a cow ili. in good pa-iluri',
yet ihe o.Npenenee of many dairymen
throughout I be coimi ry is in favor of
ipute a hbeial feeding will" corn meal
and bran even lulc the cow is on the
best oi pie-tare and apparently doing
well.
l'he .! '( l'iii H'ikiii, in coin
im nt ii)g on the ab 'Ve, explains that
the gi .i-i.. tin ui.-hes the liucst, of Ma
yors .iii'l all lie 111 risi eliUfltts, but the
meal ;rie butter qualities to .in as
toui?biug decree, Sii imieti m) that old
daiiymen who have had the nerve to
pe il a full and fair trial have stuck
to the practice, even when butter was
selling al very low rales, 'this .ftir
n.d al.vi eanli'ins leeders that there is
a right way and a wrong way t'i leed
lueal. A wrong way is to begin the
experiment by gi v.z them at oiiee a
wry lalu'e feed of meal, which disar
range:! the sioiiiacli and stops the llow
ol 1 1 1 1 1 U . The cow ought to be grailu
ally ;e cii-liimed to the meal by incn-ii.-,-ing
the ration day by d.iy until the
st Hiiin h lireonie- aicut 'iiii'd to it. Ill
tiii-i w ay cue can hud i'ut when the
maximum point is reached of feeding
meal lor -ro!:t. "W hen the increase
ol 1'iHici' i ci -es," says the authority in
U -.lion, the tii P a-1 ill meal should j
stop and ii oi.i'iy it vv.'il.l ln well to
deirea-c Hi" feed a litH.' until the ex- j
ie t point "I profit, i ; determined." I
!
It It'll lit I'lttll- l'lH,
Mr. Harry ay: "II it tiee is seieie
ly pruned munch. Hdy alter it has pn' i
1 1 1' t II it-i leaves, II rec 'IV cs sil' Il .1 j
clin k as lo he unable to prodice ai
Matrons growth Hi" anno1 season I
' i ii ig trees may be cut bad to a j
.-ingle bud in early spring, and the I
new shoot will pu-h forw.ird w ith in- I
creased vii.'".. Hut cut b.i' k in a i
similar in. inner in I iuo' or during the j
growing se.non. its grovel li forth'1 re- j
maiii'ler of t h-1 .-.im-' 01 w ill be feeble: !
il has been shorn of iis f diiijc ;ind j
tune alone can le-lor1 Us wonted
igor." I
Mr. ponton-.; ays. Ignorant '
cultivators ireue!i'iy weiiken the !
energies ol i "ling trees, ii!id cause
tiii.'i'i t" grow witiiiean an I .dender )
stein-i, hy I Ii ; I.I ij'i HI sly I rilo'nilllf "If !
the young side sho'i's iltl I leave ill I
the growing season. I'y t, iking oil i
tllc.V .-lilo(s, the stein is deprive I of J
ail th" leaves ".vhii h would attract and j
elaborate the sap, thus preparing j
noiiri-hiiient for the growth "I the ,
stem. And t'ae trunk of the tree does j
not. ni' ie.ise in ,,ie ball st fast a,
when the side branches are allowed to j
remain for a time, pruning tli-iu
away gradually."
If pruning during the growing
Reason tenth to cheek wood growth,
and ol the truth of t his there can U
no doubt, what ure the lessons taught
lit by these lie Is? One thing is very
certain, we can hasti n or increase Ihe I
product ivciicsi of our orchards by
summer pruning, as vvhatev , r tends t-.
chick Wool develops fruit Im.) an I
brings trees sooner in bearing: on the
contrary, if our orchards are over pro
ductive and it better tn growth is
le-irable, avoid pruning in summer.
It is far better to prune in early
spring. ' 'nil i cut'ii:
I'ltlilf I'ltml mill M hitnlitllts.
The eoinnion ide.i of a stimulant is
that it is something t bat has no nu
tritive quality, but which excites the
ysti-iii to activity at the expenne of
its reserved vitality. A reaction ill
ways follows it, and leave tho man
or auiuiiil minus just so much vital
force as has been brought into abnor
mal ii'lioii by the stimulant. If a
man is weak from hunger and a dose
of brandy is given, the .system is
"hraeed up," as we say, for a time on
ly; increased exhaustion follows, lint
if a quantity of quickly digested food
as a nutrii ions soup, is taken, the sys
tem is not only braced up but actually
strengthened, because nutriment is
given which nt once replaces the ex
hausted force and matter of tie1 blood
and muscles, and so repairs and builds
up. This difference is very easily un-
ilerstooil. Xow there is a very com-!
moil lmpresoi among farmers '
which is unhappil.' cultivated by some I
writers h..t artificial fertilizers aro j
ail stimulants uu4ure not plant food. I
This is a very great mistake. I'lants
will not take stimulants. They will
not take in any nutritive elements in
excess of their requirements. If we
use salt or plaster or phosphates and
find that tho crop la belie lited, tho
tr ith is that the soil was deficient in
the elements contained in these sub
stances, chlorine or soda, sulphuric
aeid or lime, or phosphoric acid, and
because of the absence of these neces
sary elements plants cannot take in
any ether food which they need.
Plants must have a complete food sup.
plying every necessity or they will
either refuse to grow or only grow in
a stunted condition. It is therefore
quite wrong to consider any special
fertilizer which may be found to help
the growth of a crop as a stimulant,
because it is really plant tood and nec
essary nutriment, which not only adds
to the substance of ihe plant itself,
but enables it to appropriate a large
amount of other food Iroin the soil
which it otherwise could not do be
cause of its own weakness and the in
completeness of the food. Xar )'",
'" v.
iiitnp in ri. it.
Ibuip is to fowls what he ivy colds
are to human indiv iduals, and as we
have cold in the head, told in the '
bowels, sore throat, and other dis- J
t urbauees from cold, the term "r up"
covers them all. Iinup in some forms j
is contagious, while in other shape it j
may exist in a Mock without alfectiug
iiny but weak c institutions. Thebi'st j
tiling to do w Hit the allct ted low I is
to clean out the iiottril ;. an I every'
It rder should have mi hand a sm ill .
syringe which should be put tn u-e j
early. Loup, when malignant, makes
Known its p cMMiee by a pi uliar dis
agreeable odor. Tiie sick ficv I bml.s
droopy, and a slight pres,i.eo:i the
in-trils cau.-es ii discharge which i -j
v ery olleiisiv e in siin II. Make a s.'lu j
turn of copperas water, and wi'h a !
syringe inject .some of it into 'he j
nostril, and also d 'w ii th" throat. II j
I he bT'ls is no better in a few h eir , j
try a severer remedy, win Ii is ihe in '
ji ction "I :i mixture of eo.i! "'I and j
e. rholic acid. Add ten drops of tar
belie acid t.i a tableanoont ul "I coal I
i
oil, and lop e a s.nall quantity 11110 j
c.n h noMnl l los will cure when ail
other remedies l.iil. N ig'it an 1 uiorn
mg give pills ior p 'Wileri eitlo r in I
fi od or by for, ing il down tin- throat. I
Add some ,tl-.i to ihe In d of l h".s.- I
that are well.
How tn make roup pill i wha i
most person d- siie to know. I le-basi-of
:iU roup pills or powders is !
asiiletida. Tlii !-. combine I with '
tonic and cat h art i . Here is the,
method. and bv which a -in ill quantity
icav I'1 in i !e a' a -n; all i o. Take
one lea i ol c,i. Ii "I i lie : ur ol j
imn. led peppe-, ginger, SiHr 'ti. I
!i ! -im' ol p"i,i-h, -all and powdered I I
rh a I iirb; mi x t hem int iiea!e!v . i !er
thoroughly mixing, add tin' e t ible
s iit'iifuls of hvio-u'ip!iite of soda an I
mix well together. Incrpi r i'e this
with "lie ounce ol iisalelnla, WdAii'g
d logeilii r until the w h d" is complete
ly mingled, in ca-ional!y s 'lt'ii ng it
when necessary, with ci-ior o l. 1'hi
can be made into pill, or when drv
into a pnwd'T. It I of the S line en e-pO:-itl"n
iis IllililV of the fap pill I
which are sold ill lilty n uts a b"V
II Intl. I llln't.
Never u-e wiiter Ir a si .ne re;
ei '.oir for cooking urpose-.
Never use water which ha; stool in
. 1 bad p. pe over night Not Its than
a w h ii b,i. k. tlal .hmild be allowed
to run before any taken for use.
The siigge-tion tint sage tea applied
to the s dp will prevent the hair from
falling out i iin old nue: all tho same
it is ii g I one. A convenient plan is
to strain the tea and a l l bay mm in
the proportion of nne-th.rd ru n to
two thirds )".i. Ihe rum keeps Ihe
liquid from spoiling in warm wcatlur
lln lti .
.' Fh i fnl; v One pint of sour
or buttermilk, three egg., one small
teaqio mtul of soda, a little salt, an I
rye meal to make il still' batter.
.,'. a,., fine small
.c.' Iish cut m pieces. I-'ry one nii'nti,
cut line, in a spoonful lard: when
bmwn add half ran tiiiiinlms. Put in
the lisl with water enough lo cover it.
Cook about an hour; serve on toast.
Iin f si ,,!;. - Tho best way to conk
;i s;cak is to broil it over moderately
hot coals, turning often, lint this
method h:i3 its disadvantages. It
causes much smoke, which, if there is
no smoke-escape over the range, fills
the kitchen ami finds its way to the
dining room, besides investing the
cook with an annua suggestive of 11
ham just, from the smoke house. If
the cook happens also to be t he "lady
of the bouse," the family will be quite
contented vv ilh a steak conked a fol
lows; Ifave the gridiron hot. Urease
the b t ton), but leave no surplus fat.
Put in the steak, and as soon as it is
brow n turn it. Keep turning it every
minute or two till the outside is
cooked. This will keep in the juices.
Then cover it and let it cock for about
three minutes. Turn it and cook it
for three minutes more. If it is not
a very thick steak, il will be done suf
fificntly by this time for those who
like a rare-done steak. If it is turned
often at Mrst, ami cnoketl jii-t long
enough, it cannot be dist inguishe.i
from a broil"'! steai. ilnml JJ-insr
ri.irri.Mis von the it kiois.
A strawberry nine inches in circum
ference has been produced in "Wash
ington territory.
Four thousand person? are annually
buried in Potter's field" of New
York city.
A male catamount, or cougar, has
a bodv lour to four and one-hall feet
, long, the female being somewhat
j smaller.
Slavery is spoken of in l-'rencli an
nals up to the twelfth centuiy, but im
traces appear in the thirteenth, as
many of the laws prove.
The first indieatiiui of the insanity
of (Jeorge III. of laiglau I, i'ppeired
on the day of the completion of Pin
fiftieth year of his reign, Oet'dicr J".
IM".
In the largest library in Pie world,
in Paris, there i a I 'hine 1 chart of
(he heavens made about i'1"' years be
fnre ( hii-t. In tld cha:t I I'M stars
are fniin I to bo correctly inserted, as
enrroh "Mted by tho scienlids of the
present diiv.
Tlie son of a Scotch inillinnaire. who
lias necniiie greai ly iiueresi e.i in a-n-
culture, hiis hired himself loan Illi
nois farmer for $' a month so as to
leiirii tl.e American methods of farm
ing. He agrees to labor t wo years at
hat rate of pay
There is an old colored preacher in
I'.iifaiila, ('id., who is I"-! years of age.
lie has been married nine times, his
ninth wife being now alive, mid h"
claim to hav e had 1 IT chiMr-ii II.'
owns twenty acres of land, which he
cultivates during the week, preaching
mi Sunday.
Two full gr in n robins were seen re
foully "ii'iir M'liti.ello, Ink. one id
which appeared to be hclpb s and the
other protecting and loiwoling it. The
we'd bird frequently went on expedi
tions to the bad, var lsof the neigh
hiirhnol and brought chn!"e morsels of
f. .i. to its ic k companion. The hitler
was caught by a b"V and f.'in 1 to be
totally hhii.1.
"v.ral teii'urie ago th" I'hiue.'
lies' r.-yed their gn at lore-l . Abb.'
Pavid, Ihe Preueli naturalist, unw ex
prcssi th belief that they did this to
rid lliem-elves ol tigers, leopards and
other I oriiiida' le Peasts neii lit fnr
csts e,st in 1'iitii nnlv uumngth"
nioontiiiii ranges, an I the plain are so
completely colli i a!'d 1'i.it iia' iv epiaot
HI-.- -el.loin louiid.
A l. i'in histori m says: line liiis
seen t.i'h' r. iintlmn "d b law tmlrag
their children t r ; i the inbiine, w hilt.
I h".V were addressing th" people, in
ni'ib'i' In punish them ill Iheir ili-cre
li.in They were dragged :e r.iss the
public square and lln "lie d ireil In d"
Icrcl I ! it -1 1 1. The '-'Hsu', Hie I nlniti'1 1 t
I' e il'l-'i 111 lillii. th" pen) If 'I it-It. o
I ton i .a it . power and lore , vv le
came to app! ill I lliem. were ol liged t'
deal . an i iv.spe. I in the iai iuT-
:iu auticritv w hi. !i I lie law gave Mo m.
tiice In t iiiugr Mat rieil lYtqilf.
"Iiiv" gently over the stones'"
llil- pice if iiilvie, v li ii Ii is Ire
ijlle!!ly giVetl to iilt'V perietiee l whip.
III. IV no 1 '-s j,- l 1 l, I 1 sig-,,- ol lllf 1
lievvlv iiiarr;ed. There are stony pi a-
i t's on t i" road tn happiiie-s. which if
in a cat 1 I i'.'y dt i vcti oyer, may upset
th" d'lti'e.tii1 fa' '1. Ihe lirst rock
ahea I whi'h should be marked "dan
gerous" is Hie lirst year of married hie.
Here, especially is Ihe lird step that
c sis, as .1 rule. Hie lirst year either
io n or make 1 111 image. Muring
litis period errors maybe ciunilillteil
whidi will ca.l a shadow over every
vf.ii-th.it follow On awakening said
ilcniy Ir ui sleep we feel put out and:
rutin -r 1 r .. May nut tl.e young1
hm-halid and wile experience feelings
not entirely dt'l'crent when theyawako 1
to reality ti'otii th" dreams id' court j
ship ail I the i .1-- lli.lt fill of the hnliey
nioony Kvcrything mu-t mice more!
It" contemplated alter the ordinary
111. inner of ihe world, niice more with
subdued leellligs spoken of, considered I
and si!', tied. I'or th" lirst titmsl
Inishainl ami wife see cadi other
as they iiitually are. Kach bringn
certain peculiarities into the
man led stale to which the other
I. .ii to grow accustomed. They j
have now to live no linger fori
themselves, but for each other, and tho ;
les-oii is not learned in a moment. In
all lliing- indifferent the husband and 1
wife 11 usl he willing toyield, however ,
tew it may be to them, how ever dif- 1
brent from what they themselves'
thought. elf must, be sacrificed in
or h r th' reby to uain the help of
aunt lor In loved existence. A lady
i'lice a-il-.i'd )r. .bih 11 inn how iu his!
In I ion.irv be came to dehne io,.t;
Ihe .' ' "I a horse; he iniliiedialely '
answered 'Ignoiaiiee, uiadain. pure
ignorance. " This is the simple expla- '
nali'n of many an accident that takes -place
at Ihe eniuiiieni ement of the
matrimonial journey. The young
couple hav e not yet learned the dan
gerous places of th" road, and, as a
citnseipM-iiee, they drive carelessly over
1 hem. -'' ync'i.
A Kcilsini Against Knnu'ft.
Xriangeiiieiitd were being made for '
an amateur representation of "linnieo
and .liiliel." Mis. si wa cast f ir ".Iu- '
pet," but some ili'Peulty was had in
1. tilling ii suitable o iuieo."
Why tlnn't. you play 'lloineo' ytuir
s'if, Mr. s . " suggested ot.e of the
young indies. "You Would do it
splendidly. I am sure."
iVb.it! he exclaimed, "with Mis.
S. as .In' let ', Why, we've been mar
lied three years." ;
Stranire Scenes on a Mountain.
Within the compass of what was mice,
no doubt, a crater of Mount Lesson, Cali
fornia, there lire boiling bodies of water
of diiiu tisions from sixty feet by forty to
those small us imaginable, sonic i leitr as
crystal, others while with sulphur, hIuiii,
soda mill mil. While some ate geiilly
shnmi ring, otheis boil furiously. In cln.c
proximity aie oilier sinin, the t otiterii ,
of which are a conipnsilion of minerals
and earth of all ouisi-iencics, fioin huge
ciiul'lioiis, wbiih leininils one of great
kettles of boiling -tap. In olhcls like
large cliiit us nf cream, o thick as to be
agitated with linn h dillieiiltv; and one
licit afforded eniisid. rableaiiiii-ein. in w a
so tiny thai it was nun h like the sii and
-ha f the -ioul of a leapnt. and
i lllplietl ill in)erval - "t si Vt t.d seeoiiil-.
.d.itut oiieliaq ii 1 1 1 1 with great folic to
i dia.ua ol several feel.
On tivit tlilTercnl itiiol- I suit taut e i-.
bii.tiidit up from lh. .1. .tlis In ..w, dt i. s j
oil lite tn fat i-. floats In the margin, : 1 1 1 I i
I- piled up in louie q.coililies n i milling I
!.oii;.ohii k. A vjsnoi -:ii :i Ii.iihII'iiI to'
le ijjiiiv.ii in'o a i -1,1,1 in loitawa limli I
l ihhi'ut ili soh i:ig. The simoiiiiiliiig '
t Ml I liil-.lil. I.t .'!,!! .t lie of chalk like.
formation, and Ir. ni ion quiaiiiie as
small a- a inoiis.- h"l'' I" the immense mic J
V hose fotee callCnl lie I -I 'mall I, no p. .W !
tl fill ei ins tile cot, ib I -: . I i II. Ii nil f.
i mitted with great' i or h siapidilv. ihe i
tmisenf ihe l.ngei est telling !iil "f any
sit. -un engine. Un lilting .' tiu-l any- !
w helv. I he s fat e bene. 1 1 h. a- wi II as I he j
apillilte. was foiled In be cry Mali." d
w it Ii - nlihiii'. I'.ii iii.ii '"ii "I t i v -els nf
the dill'eii-i;! tniini il- ale lii'itid - i i -'
it' 'ii ly. Abovi "i I lln liming i
i -t ape v ahi -. are lal ge l"ik-. W hit II .'tlel
. I, I. I, . ti.l il), .., Ii.1,,1, if,.
I I .-
tab.. Asil .. la i diti n tin se woiid. s , t
iiatuii. Ii 'I t - - i tip- Iioiii a hotly of
wat' r ! iv i I o-i bank "I n", l'ie
gleati f ' lit "f w 1 1 it h i ..l-l-ti . "f thai
V . IV I III i' His I'll !! lllll lloll. led so, o
nun h licit "in lifgi i - '.i ie aainid a
'v nit d; i in . oinpli ssjng a ball ! it.
A Peculiar Cilsc,
In an in-ant asvlmn in N v t ! i
i "lUinetl a y 011110 l.aiv . I f. xii ai.d lt lily,
lei ill i 1 I "iv II H. Ill i '.oh I'.. ur "I
tidiii'iis. a-il ah p ilmny inn 1- a
-v lio" I v.t.ibh and 01 eil po-.iln-ii.
s.t it.. I, 10 i. th. loiin of la 1 mil. il,
that le r ( t , 1 i - an 1 "lit iiiu.ilv cum nil
w oh . 'fit .1 !. v is. I, 1 in or,, ,. her
p. IP -In do 01' I 1 tr lit 1 rv 1 . ul. a--Ii"
l:a. Ii. .t;. hi i ;. . mli avor. d lo do. t""-
il 'V- ill a tlllll s,e is - .,... to the In, I
111 w tdi Ii In i - 1 . 1:1-. ol ii the 1 hail in
.v hi. h s:t I ie. ': -it. t.i pn vi lit In 1
'loin t -ikiii ; la-i iV.n I ili-. lit family
1 lo ii. a vv i -h to n 1 old a siij, In lh,
I on i!y I liii'' . and I !n.t- 1 1 ! iv if at It ml
ants vvatdi lh lor y oiuig gill. 11. '.tr
I. av ing In 1 al .i" . N" loyal mad nil ba
. v . 1 -Iti-eii In t ti r 1 11 . .1 I "i I han 1 hi - 1111
fortuiiit. gnl. who-' 'Veiv i.'liiiiid vvi-h
is .Hi, li , am I ::iat itied. and vv ho lei . all
tin- 1 .tinfoils ol In i- own In. inc. Imm
width -.In v is n ntov 1 d a I' w veil's ago
all. I pi teed oi 1 1" asylum I.. Im- iiii-Ii i I he
.lot tor'- t iii.-.
lb: 1 asf 1- a pet uliar one. Slit ha.
I ! . it 11 1 1 , hi . , I jn her mind -tin 1 1 1 1 I
h""d l.iio-y in 11. it s int 11 a -i d vv o Ii the
growth "I y..-ii'-. and while ti'l in -holt
.jitssis she wa pi' in inn 1 d I" be un
..iind of tnin l atel ulliieat-lv in -ant .
h. Ice eoiiipleicly Let hi 1 idt ill il v . and
imagine In r- It I" bt a c;ii. and v it hai
Iv in ! av 01 - t.i 1 .1 1 ill In 1 1 II an. I llc-i
iil'.'iit In r. yt t tin dghl of a I. line will
1 .111-1 In r I In Hi"-1 alii. 1 I id mi ; even
1 he ici tun of a t il w ill al um lit r. I 11
ll-lv -I" It.. a' 1 '111 d Ii life
! un t-- and v 1 1 1 s
tin 'v
1 'tin r than talk.
she is iiiiioun un. Ii 1 the d"i It'i's
1 Oi', and In 1 nli il. on- .1.110 hope ol n
-("ling In I by tin ! 1 1 Mi- It I In i- pio-n
lag . but so na II I family ol lln 11 t il
. h- i- t 0 in 1 rued shi i dead, ami ptoha
blv the gin. la'ioii "I to day doe- ma
kti"W "I In 1 ivi-l'iiii. I'h' case ha
hi til pit-, tiled I" the 111"-! I llli tlllll
speeiallsl- of the il ,y. bill m il. of tin III.
Xii'pttln "lie i. w in 1 h.il'g' ' I the 1:. se,
has pi 111 able to h . I any : ,. iim at ion
in the palit til's t asi . In (In a-y him -In-gois
umbra lie! it n 1- name. inbi n ing.
'e.vvtv.r. tin two yllthl.s of In 1 o'.vn
patmiiy inn .
A Howell Nilinc. j
An Austin 1 ob'ri I man. .Inn It It 1 '
b'. iiatiu . "I I at In I I initi-d 1 dm ali"ii. and
w ho-, im nii'iy is 1 ui.okablv .1. I'.iti . . '
wa- r.e.iillv hh-sst I with ;i son. lb-
vv 1I1 vv ho i more ill. I J : - . nl. del. room I ;
that tin son and In r -limiM have a high
s niiiding n.inie. and si let ted a v 1 ry be;iu
tilnl oiic. Whin tin 1 hii'l vv a pn -i un d
to tin t h rgv man I'i baptism, tin lallii
-aid.
Nitnic thi- iiifaiii.'' i
.bin -. rah l iil hi- In , nl f. 1 aubih ami
finally said.
siU-h."
"hat's ma a pi' " 1 name fot a nut
I Inistiaii 1 hild."
"Sun Flower, th 11."
Unit inure the (higyinan shook In
head iin leibdoiisly . .Inn W'clislt r b 11,1 il
to t r :ind w hi-pei .il to hi- wilt I.i give
the right name.
"Ilvatiiilh " sin ut. It,, I
"Will. 1 klinwill it wa - st'llle killdil j
ganlt n triit k.
A bamler (iiilile.
In 1 o iinaiiy . an agctl blind wniuaii list t
to lie h t to 1 hurt h every Sunday by :t
gander. He Would lake In I to tlii 1I..01
of tin- pew while she :l. As soon .1
she vv as in In r pi u a he would walk ipiii I
ly "in of tin 1 hun h, ami ict upy him . If
in I In- 1 hun hvanl. I. tiling "it tin grass
till the s(. v it e w ;is nv 1 1 and hi heard tin
peiiph' eiuiiilig .'til of chilli h. Then h"
would go In Ihe pi w nf his old in'Mits
ami hail In r lininc again. One 1l.1v the
minister nf tin 1 hun h 1 ailed to see thi
pi t-on :it In 1 ow n In. use. lli-fouiiillh.il
she hild gone 1.1, t. ami he cXtes. . his
sin .l i-e to In I daughter thai lln V shoulil
It f Iter go nut al
" h. sir," r. pb"l iheilauglilei. tin re
i iml long In ft ai . ! t In. 1 i-not alone;
the gamier Is vv ilh her.''
HrowKlu Hunt!1 In n WniinH,
Ian ismi i.k. Ky.- Mr. .1. lb linns, Y'u e
I'rtsiiletit nf the lily Ih'cvvciv. was
brnughl Inline in a wagon, carried up
stairs Ity I wn nf his men and laid nu Im
bed, lie was -tillering with a severe at
link nf ihciimalisui lontraiTi-il iu ihe
ice vaults nf the brewery. He refused
In have a thictd, lull dispatched a set'
vant fur a buttle of SI. .lacnliH Oil, with
the result that in one week he w as entire -ly
cured and able to return to bis desk.
You fin easily tell .1 iltngwnfiil tree by
its hark.
Tn Kr.w in, Ifi.nnii I'ciir. and thn
bowelH well regulated, ho citrcful of yowl
diet; do not n nun or tiibiiccn, and
take nrcaaittnal diecs of Vim a. 11 Hit-
.i t'-. Perfect health inunt follow Much
11 cotirtc. The range of disease thai i nn
h relieved by tin- imn of V'inkomi Hit-
11 lis Im literully witlunit Iim t.
.Men who pry into to thin",. Imreai.
EvFrtboriT'ii Alr.nrnkf,
"Yo,sih," sai I l'ni-lt Za -li, "l's wnteh.l
it forlv ye:r an" iu m I ',: lit f jt of M iv
an' I In istni tlay of Ai no y ar allors
coiii-w mi 1I.1 min WM'k tliy."
Kui'tlier eiiiivrti-.sili.m inviI t'neln 7,vh a
ninil in !" lul'iiii it-ri'i 1. I'hn-ini tiin-n-ti
in Ur. ra'Vir'. fmtu.' Itraikia; (-la-n lia'l
wiih n rilli'. In ttii'l.
"I li"rl 'It nt. tint shunt in' an I loinwel
right oT it wasn't iii r'; d it, was a Yank.
trick. lioK. hci' yon It trii."
"Wlmt, vvai th trick f
"D.ir win Inn tslaii 1 put inl viln rUs hillt,
an" lik"vvi. oat il IhiIIhIh: so vviimi i.v l.al
let llv oai'.ii it gua, il aa'ilnltall 'of 1lr1vv.il
t iv;.'.ii.i-, wiiieli, in 1 uni-vv, lrolo. tli;lni
hit iin trick'''
l.ati.r, I'lu le Za -Ii ttlnnrv1! a i- ip running
nltnn ti'" -so lit nf lll eir.
Ilit.s. wlmt'H 'I it hiii fur'"
"T" ii'tlvlli' air brake in o.-ih- nf n -el
d'HIt." TiI.mi we hit I fnrtlii-r In ei iin how
l!i. fnrei' n' tli lir.ik- was uhla n -I, to wludi
l it--Jt Zn II r.-sp 'llili. I:
"l.it 1'. a her... li t., yon sli t'y it mi'i "sp ).
lilt tn h'l'V.v tli) f.i ihsaii s.' Whv, tin
liUgea Ii ir, j.-nii vvli ttever hi ivy.. I coal In t
slip ili. Irani, nuiii'ii' fifty iinlo n Ii nir.
An v " 1 1 1 1 1 1 's 1 uw .11 tn l.'."ve a lilllt iip
fil l nf win I tin I 'l'.li. kyar i ii i.I.i it? No,
s i'i iv-l "
Th .rti urn n ci'"a in 1 1 v I'nel.t Z i In wli 1
jtil;. iV"-ylliui; Kaiiply hv nitt iratc-t'
Tn1 air lr tk ' .l-t-s not s.iii t. Ih a very
n overfill tlnti lull p tvv n- in I n )l -i-n -v nr.
11 t 11 ' -ssai ilv c piiv il 'in In Li ;n ,111 1 pi-a
I ii.
riullii lltnTt. r.i 1 . wli rti lo 10 th"
ntt' l flta'i. Ii l"l. New York city, ii't I is
"tiri.-.ol in raising mi'is 'riplinti fur tlt "vv
X in' II'... It.it lli.lli p- l'stal fun I, wa
tel a llthl l' ie I h II ill itllU'llsltii I in ttivf.
w Ii 1 wa, a ilivi 1:111. f ir en 11 11 .it Ii 11 i 111 sii li
"iiiii'isi is'i i.tiii., n r-in ly th tt .-11 -. I him
if ITi;lil's dis'i. einht y.-arti 1 ngu ll.'sanl
."sir. In th1 1111 lie il .iitft..,i hi vul'i all
i' p ivvitr mi I ttt ri.'a.-s f I'l 'iisi'i U nf
V" ir. aiivlitin ; fiat ci'i eiir-lltis I Trilil"
lis .i-..'i-' .No, Hit. Hid 1. 1 111 .. I It":- is 111
in st ik.t ah "it 1' ha; ilia) W.irn "i 's nfit eur'1
is I1. 1 Iv a hi I 1 fu'lv ellii 'live pr parati.'ii
I'll it riiiii'dv 1- ei ".nr In a',"' 1 1 1 ev 'rv
t'lta .111 itiilv . un I tlii. f i"t evpl 11. 1 why 1'
li 1 . vi.- I 1 111 1 'i Icui Ir ' I. nl lit 1 is i'i 1. 1 if
'IV S 1 '.li'fl J.'l'.' .' III) it'.'IMI . .1.111 11'
.I....I l.i.OI ,'l.f.l Ol.'f.
Wliere Money I'ciifiis Siiprenic,
In New Yi 1 k. and. I -ii'i"-i' in all
Itlgi tipe.. I 1 i t till' 1 -pi 1 iallv. 11, oil' y
ha . I.i en made hy the ha 1 11 in-. They hav t
1 1 n '11 1 1 1 I ol million on . and I hmis ind
1 1 p.. 11 1 hi'iisai'tl "I v 1 i v 1 it h tin 11. Spi 111
lalivi i pi"i I iiiki 11 . alfoi-hd by the war
'vif avail, d "I by tin . 1 upuloiis men.
who I" day live upon tin ir ill gotten
gain-. c .'lie nil l'ie l-lgged tilge "f
pi 1 ill it ion Sp, 1 ip it ion h 1 pul ii'tn tin
.o. ki t of ta.t il- niillinii- and h.e t tkt II
tl IU II 1 pot !,et . ol the gte, dv 1 1 1 1 1 1 i' r II -.
A new i t hav e t ome to tin h uit " i ally
rind linani iailv . Tlnvni. vulgar, 1 "in
lO'ilt. Hide. of. tlsive. Thf hoil-l "f
tlii ii v.i iph. lley llaiiiil iu lln- tyc- "I
lln public thiii lev pun has.-: liny ;iv.
1 1.1 II- iml 1 ntt it. .hum nts to w h ich g' ut it
lot 11 wiih w hoin liny an tiuai aint'd al.
iuvii.-.l Tie y .1 ml li-t nl j.niests to ihe
in vv paper-; they t'i It i -! 1 . ill addiiioli to
lln-. ih -t iiption-..f . l. g.int t..i, t- worn
bv tin- l.nlits at these 1 ntt ilaiiuni nl ;
they iiil'oiin -einly lepurlii. of nil tin
tb l'ill- "f 1 Apt inlitni. . Ihi y fell limv
nun h tin v spt aid I'd ll"Wt.. what lln
i-" t ol ihe dinner d' -uppi r is to he.
Tin parade l hue the itpnitir- thiir
(.'Id al.d sil v 1 r -ci v i. e. .ami ;t.- ( al lien
l.o thai lit. g. its 1 o-t eoirti tly. Tiny
app. ar upi'li tin tntts in the liidniii':
wiih tliaiii"ii's in their tars, with 11-tlv
urn 'ttient . upon iheiriiet Iv. :iinl im xpi 11
siv e bracelet - upon their a rai. if I In j be
vv omen ; v it h iliatuoild 1 oil tr I nil loll-am I
diamond - l, .tad 1 1 1 ivy gold chains ami
-"lit iin diamond lines up in theii tinucr -.
il liny iitr nu n. Tiny arc huid in tunc,
flashy in iin- and boorish in m.-inini.
All this, v ulgai and low Iin d .1- il is, i
toil bad; il is simply tli-.igici able, and.
doiilitli v.. a time mils on, social 1'i'n lion
will 1 1 o . 1 1 1 1 iivv.iv Ihe loiighin-s. and
w In n the foiiilh gt netiili'iii appears, hy
vvhiih time. Iiovviv.r. the tll'illev vv i
loiil'th -In -p. nl manhooil ami worn in
h I will have tin ir turn. The fnle-
gning It . I I" the llolne lite of llli sf
1 i.'iitiin s. In tlnti public and in tlu ir
aniii-t im nt la-le Iind the lii-acui- ami
lln -uggi t idis to w hit h I 1 it ili i-r n lei it il.
Tltr I'm trr xnnlr " tliittkitnl l lla'i."
SUV. the 1 1 1 1 1 - T I lulls I i'" Il Ii" Il I I 111 ill I " I
woman ut tin. li 1. tie vviiuM hav-obc-ii ttt-.-irei
ihe tin'li. 11 iml s i i. 1. a1 I r 1;. V
rier.'t' Iin ma I" them li-.tll a life study, es
iiillv w.'iiitiu. n id tint I e til. nr liMiintMiii-nts
I" wln.-li Ii.t il!ii ate system 1. liuhle. Mntiv
wiiiiii'ii in tli rami w Ir 1 nn nop n nled with
I'r. I'n-r "lily llirniuli Ins "Kiivorile I re
s i-'ptn'it." hit ss Imn Willi all their h arts, for
It" has hroiight tlti'iu tli 1 a ineea f. r all llio.e
elm tllle III. Ill' Ills pts-llhar lo tll.'ll- sex silell OS
l"ii.'.irrlit n. t-iailn sti innl ..h. r tlisplaen
iii.-iits. ul'-ei ii'i.ni, "uitt'i iail fever,'' bloating,
t.'ii'li'in y to nil. rnal nue. r. and other ml
inni'tn I'li.e reltieiNl to . inn ilnllnr. I'.y
1I1 uyistK.
I In not nl low inn's If to lose teniier nr to
H eak txeiti'tllv.
Illiitt n I l llt-ll li nli
Im 1 11 a I in 'rums it 11 1 costly woi'li. lint the
ii'l iiito4i.s tlie ell't u t. 1 'It-ti n tmn in nny
1 in 1 11 1 n nt eliannel iii.'nis tli-aster. HlMriie
'lolls in the erjiins of th" limnati holy bring
uii'Vitiihl" isiisi-. Tliev must Im clenred
away, nr pliy-ii nl wr. t-U will follow. Keep
the Iivt-r iti "i-'l''t-. and the pur.' I.I.hmI eoius.1.
tlu-uiigli tin1 htly. e iiiveving Innltli. strength
U'l'l lile; let it I'.'i' III" ibsoi."ii-. timl the
1 tut if it Is. aie 1 l"".gt'i with inii-iiii ili.is, wliich
ii-siill m il si-nsp imil .leal li. So ether ni'-ili
cini. i"ii tls I i- 1'ier f's "liol. len Mtvlunl Dm
e'lvery'' lor tr ting iipim tlie liver an. I purify
IIIK tilt) blood.
A eliaiuy enlei lauiineiit is gcimrally 11
"I'linr" t-ltovv
VVt Riinrantw the urni'ily, painteM atnl
m-iiiiiiii'iiI ciirp, without kiufe, eniislic or
wilve, nf the largest piln tiiinnrs. Pamphlet
mid reffir.-nei's s..it fur two letter stamps.
IVerld's I iis.ensit! v 'vi.vli'iil A&xx'iation, If si
Mani street, Uullajo, N. Yr.
A tli'titisl m no rhicken. Ho m always 11
pull It.
Ilav I't-ver a tyte of rnlnrrh having pe
eiiliar syiiilitnnis. It m attinli'il Ity all 111
Hiiiii"l e. 01. 1 it i' 111 of tlin litiin iiii'tiihrniiK of
lh" nustrilx, Imr iliielN nnil throat, nCTi'i-ting
tlie lungs. An acrid iiun-us is swretiil. tint
tits, liai-o.i i, ne' i'iiipiuiii'ti with a burning wn
n.11 I 'll. Tin-re itrx -evere spasms nf mieemg,
fii-'ti"iit uttai-ksof li"ailai-ln', watery nut 111
llainnl i.ye KIv'h Crehin Halm in ii rcni'nly
fun nl". un a forrivt ihiignusis of tlnti tlisea.su
Bint inn Im tlepi-ii'leil iiH.n. .Wets, nt ilru
Uttits in- I. v in til. Semi for circular.
K.ly Urns., Ilmist I tvtmg,o. N. Y.
Knr several veal I have miIot.-.I grentlv
from ni-iahettl r.-liiriis nf May-fcvcr. At
III" WISKI-llltill of I'llVICHT iX i'iikcvik,
I'ruggisiH. I ..l.laineil Kly' I'rftnii lliilm nntl
nsisl a Hirtiin nf it tluriiiK a severe at tnek. 1
can el'.' ei fiilly testify as to the iiiiiiietliate
Hild ' "lilnilKsl relief chtanitsl hy iin use. I
heartily i-ectiiiiiiieinl it totln.se sulTerilig from
tint or kui'lre-l i-niiiplaiiits,
(Hev.) H. A. hiiiTll, Clinton, AVis.
Adepts.
In killing pniillrv the French me
ailepls. ns they nif in everything upper
tabling to flu- cuisine. They open the
beak of the fowl, and with a sharp
pointed and narrow lihuled knife, make
an I tn -I-it 111 just at the hack nf the roof
of the 1110111I1. which divides the verte
bra' ami muses instant death. The fowl
is then hung lip by the legs to bleed.
This is a neat mill ipiick process, ami is
a decided improvement over the usual
clumsy method generally practised in
this country.
An Onlv Un tighter t'u. e.l ul t onaumplla.
Mien U. nMi Ma.lioinli epo-lisl from Coo
oniif inn, all leiiie.li's i-s. la-, fuilisl ami I'r.
H. Ja'it'si w ntiei. ruii"iiiiug, tin aiTiilnntallr
it'll- a pienai nt mi n: iiultnti liemp, whl.-h
mial hitu nly . lul l, ami tuin v,xm tint rv i
1 rf'-eipt ul t.' n n;s t pay i'iniiise4t Hemp
tlt'trur. n:;:lit sw a . it-.u.i .-i nt the ntnin
K b. tut I win 1.1 a' a In-sli .1,1 in vm houra
Aa.ltes. i in,, ,; r, iw Im.s. tireel,
I'tUlatleiytiM, I u , iintititi tain mpar.
The purest. Fwoptet unci hett ('oj l.iver
sii 111 ine worm, iimiiniaeiiircd from fro-h,
hc.-illliy livers, iiiou lln ki aslmro. It it ub
roliik'ly pure (ititl sweet. J'alicntn wlm l.avo
I'lice tiikeii il prefer il to .-ill nlhcrs. I'ltysi
ci.ins Imvc dcciileil it siiperini- to nny of lliu
otlii r oils in iino lii'l. Miiile lij Cin-wcll, llius
urd A Co., New York.
Ciurrat iiANt's, face, piniilt and rniigh
i-kin ciiictl Ity using .1 iuiiicr "I'm- Snap, m.'iia
ly ( iisvu'll, flaaru ,V IV, Sew York.
. I rat-r Xvlc liri nse.
Pot! t Hoik ynur linrst. t.. . ath with prmr
nvle units'; tin. I'rn.'er U Ihe .11I v reliahlc
liial i'. I s" it niiei. an I veil wall hav 0110 etlua-.
I tnteii lion.
Whin r.tn fli.il " I X' V " r UT. M b
-tn-wi: en.l t.-f ..- . i-.fl " l'.lt lite lilt-i'l
I1V..11 II H.'l. . f l l'.'n'rtl It..:...!.
rt.i ,.1,-ritnl rn.-r . tl.t-il n .-...I ,.l tmo r. J.t-'t
l,.':r,. l un'! i'i'..t I n -. I' " 'I'-"" I'ltn. l.l
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t HK- "Ii'l ' I'V..-.. I t l.-.l ! t" tt'l .le,.0t (.in
n..t.ii ihsit t ni 1.1 ti-. r tt
lie llt.it liet tltiwti Willi the ilogs musl risr
with the ihiis.
EDTAR
TRAD mark;
VimUtU-1,1
ft-,.. Von, Kti.'.l. .. 'ill. f' ie i'lKMHlt.
A PHOWIFT, SAPE, SURE CURE
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Cream Balm
HAX:FEVR
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d- lUNrpUALLED FOR CEMENTING
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i:2ua LcrillM'fl'a Climax Vlmr
It oat i.n 1 1 n'm , Omx Lot iiUrl
cents wanted:;; zv.
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Chloral and
Opium Habits
i:s,it.v ( i it i ii.
OR. J. C. HOFFMAN
hook i' iu: p.
Jefferson. Wisconsin.
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M A J VV , I,, i, .on hi . lluMi'lt. M:
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IfSeniHA f!39A le eil tnghsh Gout and
MlUll S B II'Si Rlieumatic Remedy.
(Iml 1'nx.M.OOt roiinil, .IU fit.
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OPIUMS
t.al.ntiii I'.i . Unit liv.ni.it st . rutin.
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1nllll llilsliH'e ritllt-lll-. I'L't-'I'-ll't."!. 'r.-rnt
i.til flu. eit..tt..iis I in ti Mtt.-1. Urn.' t.ir . -r. tilitrs
A'OI'K N A III: "ii I! " r st ,t,,. v.'..-. Vine, iite'l
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WITHOUT MONEY!
..in a. li.v. II ..la n I t..-,to i,..r.-s.
In lh.- voirl.l Tri-i- nt Cos! H.'.-el II
run fi'llv . sln.lv it v. , II. ...i a . ...I ..III cl. .-in
ltlfiiria.itt.-ii timl in-.v (':" nii.r. v.ilii-t
lili-th. til all Oi' .alio! lln li..tlio l,ll, In
AND
-tii.Ti pri .-i.-ils th. in ii'l Hi.-'in nl 1 ti-
mii
Il i
r Ii r-
Brt'tll. I'I li.-iil'r ( .... Il.it iM, Atliuitn. Oa.
IIACAN'S
Magnolia Balm
is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it, who would rather
not tcil, and jv cant tell.
Ilnnhcr Trsilinnnr.
Mn. A M. 1 nniiiiii, a Quaker lmly, o(
ri'il.-i lelihi)i, has ilmi'i n Ki-i-nt ilrril lo mnk
ktt'iviii to l.-i'li'-s there the t-eit vnhii '.f Mrs.
Piilkli un's Viu.-etiih!" ( 'oinpiiiiiid. til elltu
for tlnir tvoiihl.-s and tlis ns"!i. H'n nritt'ii
nt fi'liim-i: ". yotui; In ly of tlihcity vvlilln
Inlhin 8oin yt ni s ,c.;.t vvns thrown violently
ironist tint lile line mi l th . iii jnries reecivisl
ri siilleil in nn ovarian tumor which p;imv aiul
i'ii!iiii;t't until (7,-if7i s,',',t,i, iri'iioi. Her
t-liynii-iiiii liiialty inlvis.v Pr (.-t try Mm.
ruiklaiin'-: Cniiii nl. She tliil an nii'l In a
short time the tinn .r vvns ilissnlvtii or mined
to hi-'io otr, nu I .(.- mi'i- in jvrferl health.
I iilmi know of ninnv i i-tM wh"ro tlinnicll
cine Ins f.e 'it nf f.'1'. ii1 viilun in t- v.nt itin
mix nrrinn nint iili' viiitin tlin inins nml
tlllleril i f ellililhirl'l I'llilll l"lili'l l.ldie.l
ii' re 'i.-iti th." worth of tint ineili -in ) an 1 IU
pr.-.-il value.
II N I Ul
Ouly TciuiiiTiiui'C liittcr ivitowiit
.'.rolefiil 'I Ii'iii. -:iio . ) .vl-ilni Vivrnm
Hit -i us th moil -vi "e In vi; -.u aiii tlmt t-v- r
ii; . un.. I '- -.nikiie; .-- - i.
Itliitli' trniii i 'In : ut i i' 1 nt-t lierlw, frun
fi'.'iil All iillnl'.l .-m:i. u.'i-.l . A I'iiiliKiiu
I'.'-l ''.ai.-
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II nr. Hill 1: "t. tin, "it .111.1 leli tittiii.'itl Fo
il' t. I'I-'. !, f.i-i ei ia- I i iitni-) Intiinse..
Ii'l stet..ti ii- 1 11 il i-est leu , llimlin It".
1' I Hi" :-h - i'.i.'l '. ."-.:li-:. Tniiilliet.J of I ho
l'lt :. I'--'I.:.- !- SI-.''..--, a. i'lirii-irr.iliptl".
Iti-ti . Vlt-'--l.a. I'.t'e.' t'.o-t i.i ill II. iin, 1'n.iil
t'. .a;... mi'i I on e. ili t- ns "i' tin.- Ki.li-.i-v.
ie to-1 I'v Oi. 1 .-.ail!. I '.'ii i".i.
t'l'i- SMil lltsinr.!-., I .1,1 !'..ii-i. n..'t.
)'l 1 so,, las .ei,.i. ;. I i.,- .'.-"iii..i-.. Itnii..-...'l'.i
I: -s el' Hi.. : ket ,,1 ,.h,'-i . f nn ....r in
iin-... nf - la taliv thi.: nt an I e.ii-iii'il ...it of f."
HV -I in HI a s! o.- I. I,. ( ...-.o.f the Mill" .'.
II III. ierales Ilia Sloliim Ii, 1111. 1 -In 1-lilai.-stl...
1.0 o I I , f a 1;. I I:-.... wlneh i ii.
t.-l- .1 el t.ll. tlia!t'' eltl.-'.iliev III .1. '1111-1111: Ol"
I'-'ii I of iill iniiiiiiii -i. .ni'l iint-ai tin-; itcv 'il
ici I v i-.-or to Iin- v,-i,".- sv s . in
Piti I'l-i'sim ect lake 'I.- Ui'l. as nut ri'imln
leu j: nn i. . il
li ii, T:i;" nml (vilnr Ui'mi-i, arf
O", I ini-i ri-ni".'ist It" ' Hi" ..sl.-ln
I ie.ttlse lile t llillli'll III.mi.I v Iiti-m-it
It .. i.":i i v I.- !im- v, I li-il Vi-n villi n. K.-eji
Hi. !' I iia-', i.mI lh.- ,i'-,iii'f I ho tc.t.'.'iii
v. i.i I'". i- ..
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Win .... t , : ..- t I.: ' III" ill .l..v.i 11 he--
I -r i'-. ii-.'--- ; n ' i .'-. than a ii-iii;tliy H'l-
v. i-ti-
;ij f.-vinlit tlrii'.. Co.. Vrnprielort.
-. t . .-'ii.:-. -i v .'. . VV:,sani.'iiti rtt.
SoM I--.' a s? i'.ia ':-.- ;r.:d Ui-iisiri3ts.
VER
Ih Im tl-.' ik 111
tl llUll'UtlfT III
port "f t.-tti.-. I Itll'i "til.-r-. itit-oilin.i.1 i-T.-ry .hy
Hicitn't ii-t.. ri.ti..ti i.t tb.-sii v.1m it'i'tl liuil'linn up.
THG
BE5TT0NIC.
l or WrnUnos-.. I tis-llnilc J.nrh of
I tn'rin. .Vi-.. Ii II Ml Ml!
I- tlf unit Its.n tii. it. . iti" iltii i" Pin inlnl i-iiik.
II I t.l-lrties (111- lllllin!. Iin.ijiol.ill-i lllO
siv stein, II in -. .iii'lili-. ii1-liiiesMtn
ft il,..-.. ti. I t U.-lf iti.r iiiinn I'l' l.s th. . nils.- Ii..-1
It. Iif.. li'isI'l.-.i.-'llOII'lltl -11 ' li-ilfl"
Iin li II lliNiiltv. a .i'lit' I'lo-Mil-in of
M.; .i.i-l i-l.l. ..
"lir.t. ii'n Ii ii l.io "r. inn th"f ta-'ilv K"'s1 m-s-TI-rini-
Int- it in tut t-r.i.ti. ... -itil liii'l i".itl-"1
l-v.-. 1 . nil ..lli.T f..nf.-f -. " I" wi'-jl.lirtj.itt l"W
(-'tilili.il "I tli.. t.i l.-iit Ur....iiV Ion I.ittiri I.
n n 111 .i iltn no- t- Il ti .-II Hint nnltrim"!
I.T it.'- i
lii-nuitii- h-ts lt-tt.Vnt.irli nnil rrii-M't -s-i1lint-flr.il
iitiiii'r Tnle im mlier. Mmli-"til l.y
II KO VI III Mil Vl. II.. II II I I VllllIK, nn.
I.AI.l't' II Ni ll.-i.K ti.f.il Bt'il .-air-irli-i-. .s-n-niitittiK
Ii.t ..I m" f'-r tt-s eil--im at-.r itl.-it
...His. .a,- . iriven iiillv I , r.l .l.-il- r. in tt.."l.,-.fs. ' r
xtmiliHl to itnj fttt.lr- it- mi ri' li t '.'' .I. tnl.'.
Paynes' Aulonutiu tnyincs ana Saw-NhU
ocif i.nnrn.
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tn
fot "i...riil mi.
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FOR
Man and Beast.
Mustang Liniment is older than
most men, and ut.ed more ano
mure every year.