FOB FARM AND GARDEN.
AN EXPKlilMENT WITH nniT.
You may su mo that because, your
hens have the run of :i rutigc, t hey pro
cure all the gravel the sicaiic, and so
they can of round gravel but as the
run inuy have boon searched over for
months, and perhaps years, tho supply
of sharp material may bescircc. To
test this, break up sum s glass, old
china, or other I'rittlo nittcrial, and
notice the avidity with which the bonis
will vat it. It H just as uecetssary to
supply the hens w ith grit as it is to
provide them with food.
to make rvm.H Tiuiivr.
Cattlo can thrive only by full feel
ing, aud without thrift there can ! m
profit. C milk be tho object short
fee ling is succeeded inline liulo'y ly
loss of product and loss of jxtwer to
produce, li i, theief' it!, sli"rtsi;,'ht'il
policy to depejd on the s.msoii of year,
or without thought, to Mippo.s'j that
cows with full sloin ichs mtiu give full
yield of milk without regard to iiia'ilv
of fee I. 1'rovidLtit dairymen, careful
of their own interests, Irgin feeding
grain early in autumn and lind profit in
it, Farm, b'.e l and -,, I ,
MVK TIIK I-.CiK r.WII.KS.
In nearly every garden Ih 're are nil
merom vegetable, left in tho ground
that cou'd be eaily tidied for winter
u 0, thereby adding tr the profits of
tl c garden as well as to the iuxiiries of
tho table, ai, no meal is worth the
namo unless vegetables foim a piomi-
nent leirt. It is .1 slonU'i iiht ,i Inn !
much there is or may I c in the garden
upon the approach of winter that is
usually neglected vegetables that are
difficult to obtain wlioa wanted. There
is always a plenty of carrots, an in. lis.
pcnsablo vegetable for soups, and a
bmall quantity of which are sufficient
for 'sinter Use. A few be ts arj desir
able, and u iially there are sulVuif tit
allowed to spoil in the ground to make
many good dishes. Am-ric.in Uardt-i.
tnr. .iF.ni-EY tow a a i iikefi m v-i ii
Tho Jersey is coisilcred preemi
nently as a but Icr cow, with her m :-t
profitable u-o in that diiectiim, oi ac
count of the large proportion of i loam
contained in her milk, l oa-uni rs of
cheese need not be tod that its excel
lence depends almost wh lly en ti c
quality of the milk from whiih it is
prepared, a3 is further well indu-ated
by the rcmmeici.il terms of c;e in
cheese, skim cheese, etc. , according an
the milk from which it was mid; in iy
have been whole milk, or slvimiutl and
robbed of its cream. If the n il I"
poor in butter the chi c-e must I"
equally so, i:nd will glade aiei.i'l ini; h
ils richness or deficiency m ereain
.Many persons are of the op ninti that
cream which lt.H once been separate I
can never be to well mixed aain w.th
the milk, that a portion of tin f i t
matter will u ll nv out wi'h tie
whey, thin rendering th- chie-e lu
nch. This has given ri-e to some .li;.
cussion as to whether riea ,l r-ey milk
can be profitably ma-le into rlnto-.e
without skimming. According to t lie
late I'rofesror AmoM, while the Jersey
is emphatically a butter cow In r mi k
is rich in cheese matter nu I cai, with
out tho waste of its buttery matter, be
convertol into c'iw;e a- r.s.-'i as I', i
glisli Stilton. Professor A mo I I was
speaking of now, warm mi.k, a! mo t
immediately from th" r-uvi, when tlit
solids are in the most jerfect cmul s on
and hrnec more of tlie, t;!,.liiiles (.f f it
will bo lull by the r.-nii't. Huh
mixed miik brought to a factory mi, . a
day the cise would be dilT rent. IV-irti-cal
homo cheese makers uuiver allv
. agreo that tho sooner the milk is set for
cheese-making after it ha I e n drawn
from the cow the more of butter fat the
cheese will contain. .V. '. 11,
WfHts tN ll.'H-KS.
Horses and celts which are mm
pelled to git their livin-; whoilv up at
fiost-bitten grass arc very liable in
iiiffer from worms, t'dts shcu'd b
locked after closely, as m nrr. u; ( , e
rf death frrm this i ui e neur rvi-tt
year. O.io of tho symptom . of wi mis
is on unthrifty c 'at an I In;, of ll, s!i.
Another is the app-auani e of w i.rins in
the. fnces. An ccc.a.ioiinl feed of pu'
icri.el copperas and gentian given the
animals in their grain is a pretty stne
prevent! vo of most varieties of these
troublesome pests. Tkn proportions
should Lc equal parts by wci"h', of
each, and tho close for a full,
grown nnimal a tablespoon f til,
whuh should bo given once ot
twice a week. 8onv: of tbj best breed
ers in Kentucky mix pulverized cnppei -as
in tho salt which i; constantly kept
within nach of their iin m lis. li lm
better effect, l.owever, to mix it with
gentian. Oac of the simplest and in xl
effective remcaies for worms is super-
carbo late of foda "iveu
milk ami
molasses', af;er prepiring tho an inm1 j
with bran mishci. Kiel spirinly on
hay and give a liberal bran mash al
night. H"pcat thii tho following mcru
iogiindttlso tho next n'ght. lijfore
feeding or watcr.ng the next morning
mix a tablcspionfu'. of super -carbannte
of soda with a pint of mtU, an 1 ad 1 a
half pint of good ma'ates made from
cane syrup. Ho turo that it is not glu
cose, largo quantities ( t' wh cH an
palmed off for molasses. IN.ur this dow :i
the animal's throa' from a hora or rub
ber bottlo if on ) caa be obtai .el.
plan bo' tie will anwa-, but as thero i
lwa vj uiorti or loss danger of eerie v
injury to the patient from tho break lag
of the latter, it will bo raiich3afer t go
a long distance to secure cither of tho
others. Tho dose prescribed is for n
full-growu animal. Tho doaa for a
yearling should btj only about one-third,
and that of a two-year-old one-half, the
quantity given to a full-growu mutual.
A s x-months-old foal will rcipiiro only
about half that of tho ycarliug. Tho
diicctions if followcl will produce a
iimart operation of tho boweK, which
will bring away most cf the wrm.
After this has been accomplished give
tho copperas anil gentian every night
for one week, and there will bj but
little to fear from worun for some timo
to tome. American i'u'tir.il ir.
KUIM AMI HMtPKN NOTKS.
.Slow and careless driven milt'J la.y
horses.
O.ic worthless cur on a fa in is a nui
saucr, two an abomination, throe or
mote, a ra'antity to the entire neighbor
hood. Keep the seed corn in a dry, well
veutilakd place and keep it and all
other seed where mice and la's cannot
g:t.
I' will bo better to liavj a nico lot of
fodder near the barn when the li:st
snow c imes thau to have it burn' I out
in the field.
Tho man who ran in debt during ihi
early spring and summer is new etnl'iv
oring to nri out again, but the chances
are against him.
The old idea that young tattle nnd
colts mint winter at straw s'ar'is in
oi en fields, to make them lou-li
hi:.-
pity lias gjne, mucu to in : c mi oi l oi
the young animals.
Tho ulrjiai an emblem of authority
in the relations between driver and
horse is by no means ooj -cti onab!e, but
when it bceom-s a a authority itseif the
driver is inferior to tho wh'p.
Man is by Datura sympathetic and
hence doesn't, cannot live for himself
alone. s your life he'pfut cr hurtful
to those with whom you sympithieJ
The winter ovenng of s'ri vberr,'
p'antations may be safely delay 1 1 until
the ground has froz"n liar I, w liea a
wagon can be driven over the b d ari l
the coveung material m-jre easily di,
irilu cl than if pu: on cr.rli'T.
To keep nuts in good i ri l.t1. 'i store
in a dry, cnnl plac . ( hestnuts r quuo
imro care to keep tlum ficsli anl
plump. Mitt he uuts with fre.-li (.and
and pa kin boxoa, whii h in iv be phi'-c i
in -i'iih e. ui . nation or baiii-d m the
oi! i u of doi-ri.
M"iiev is i;i't lost lhat is -p.-nt in
li-aiitif , in,' a home. 'v ry tree plant' d
on', is a monument to t ie "Jury of linn
who plaiil'd it; and every ll cr is a
wreath for i's grower, anl every Inppv
le nie is a pirt naial soiuc,' oi prid and
satisfaction t" it . pmsi'4,1 i and f' uader
Tl etc ; i no .f lit in leaiin ; or keep
illg I l! tl'', I i ept thlii;!l oond feeding
in all -ea-"iis cf I h" year. No .irgu
ne nt is leijuircl to pr oe the truth cf
I his asMTl io;i, f it i v "i sli'h'est n tl
t ion . -how , that pi Mil coin" ; clear y o ;ly
I hrmigh lit i 1 .. i i n . f foil I beyond thr
necessity for mainiea inee,
AVhcii you k ill a f .wl hold its les
and the haiv- ii athe.- of n winu'9 in
yiir lift hand, aid no; the hntchtt .
with tin r 'ii. iVmn the le i! is i.T
hold firm th" i 1 . i. k -1 1 until it has lie
c. no! stilt. I) 'ii't throw it d 'Wii and
I t it kii k its. If to di iii. i
The llitfliest (hiuitiey on Hurtli.
At the liitpiii.il t-iinlt ne; w. rks, in
llaUbiiti-ke, Saxony, ll i r-: has hecn
trie it e"l of a chiinie: si Hi iently
htll t" c.irr,- t ic iioi m eiei mi fill
above t h - sin f ic : of ti e pr Hind as in
prevent iiiuii us e fleets fr in them;
and la-tyeir the fonndati n ( r tho
highest chiinir y in t he w j I I was laid
thete. Tho i hiinti' y will n l-V.t feel
high, with in ;uti i ir spac) of ii feet.
; is being crec'el oi the righ' Ivnk of
the Ma de, on roiri I whie'l n l'.'T feet
above the w rk so tii it m opening
will be rial! ba t lusher tlinn t tic works.
The base of the chimney is about .'!'.)
feet qanre, and on this u er-e'e 1 the
richly ornameniel edes al, whith is 20
feet hih, an I fi' in which the round
c d umn rises to a height of (.''.) feet,
the transpoitation of the materials has
been very i'.icult on account of tho
hilly nni lire of the land. Puring the
cour-e of const! net na it is to bo
mounted by an elevator operate I by a
poilable engine. Tue expense of
building this gigantic .him ny will bo
about $;t0, UtiO, nnd it w ill cost nearly
as mi th to build the txhaust channel
ft m the works to the c'linnyy, a dis
tance of feet. It is carried across
tho Mulde like a bridge, this part of
the channel being t u It of lead end tho
rest of bricks.
rulpit Jokes.
Thero have he ai man; rreachois
whose rulpit iikos aro the onls; re
nu mbered portions of lh"ir harangues.
M cliel Alenot, reproving the ladies for
being late at church, told them that it
wool I take lcs tuno to cleanse the
Augean sta 'lei than to stick in all a
woman's p'ns. Tho story is told of
Rowland Hid that he oncu begat a ser
mon with the words, ' liok at m
wife there, with a chest of drawers on
:cr hea l." T.ie ongregation stared at
111" poor Indy thus pointe I out, but
nljr pcrccivud that she wore anew boa
.tut. "She has sold a elicit cf drawers
.nd br light a new bonnet with the pro
ceed!." Then l c went oq to inveigh
t'uaiiul ieutaju love of dross.
CATCHING RATS.
Banishing the Pests With the
Help of Ferrets.
The Buildings Most Infested
With the Rodents.
"How do you clear rats out of a
house i" asked a reporter of Louis Bos
slo of Philadelphia, who calls him elf
tho "champion rat catcher of tho l uited
States."
' First," said he, "1 let my ferrets
loose in the wal-s. T.ieu I set my traps
and my dogs, and sometimes n net like
this all around (show ing a long, loosely
woven hanim ek like lie'). And then
I'm there my elf. The trips tuo baited
wi h a fluid having nu u iusuil odor,
lut one which uever fails to attract ths
rats. S.-e, here it i." Aud he held a
tmal! bottle tin ler thi rep titer' a nose.
'What do you thiu's; it is.'''
"Smells like peppermint.1'
' V , autl caniph r and many other
hin -t. The lecip- for thai fluid I gol
fiom an old I, verpool rat-catcher, and
n i lift bit myself kticws what in'iu
d tents theie aiv in it. Wei!, hi 1 was
sav.ng, the li-ips aro set, th fe.reH
lie o e, and 1 atnl my little dogs aro
watihug lei the ra'.s. I'resently they
t fine, and, if Ih-y are nit attraited in
to lb' lages b; tli" odor, the d gs au I
1 go lor tht i'.i. "
' 11 tw long will it takci''
That dc cuds, of course, en a good
many things. 1 caught ti ty si vcti in
two hour- -lug t liow they ware, too,
eiety one ol Inm hi t winter lit
I'va is s li ig .'.t i '. lint that was quick
wc-r'v. W.ial bu.ldiu ; i are most, in
fested n Hi rat .' litisiue-s Idiucs,
miik It, r-s( mi cits anl part it iilai ly
newspaper i 111 i s. 1 Toe lep jrter gave
ti jirnp. 1. ni Ian ;he I.
"I'liee aren't many professional tat j
ta'ilo-s al tlii" c uit y. Siine people i
s.a lluie tr i ihl, bit I thnk tlmt's '
i too many. I li-r-j aie two others, be
! sides my-c'.f, bete in I'.nla lelpln.i, but
I'm I he i hamoion. "
I Waal bee-'ine , of t 'io I at s th it you
i itch I i the li ap .' "
i ' 'ii, son"- .it fed to the ft rets atnl
soni.. ate K ll'.d, a id -oni t are iisetl in
the sh oii'i. pallet a--,, intead of
I pigeii.. ia know the law is a.;,-iiiis
slio.iin; pigeon', lor there isn't any
ngatc ! Ii'o'ni ; cits. Tliese thai I
h ue in this c I',,, going to give to
Iho-e hungry f.-m-ts :n the win I w, so
ll t-i -h" W i''l -in ftn. ''
, cto 1 ha I g itht r- 1 alio at the
Wiiil-iw, anl at I he r. p. trier wen sol
s:d ' to C'V the 'd l'lg'l'il "I. Ill"
oj e n I th- winl'.'.v from w.lhin aid
sh-t k tint r it- "'it of the cage down to
the fi ri -t'.. Iii aii in-taut the latter
ma le :,,r th i c , and caught oae of
! them, the nihil est aping temporarily.
, H iitniag lo the olh 'rend of the w indow
lie m i le the in .st 1 r i 1 1 1 cllorts to
' climb its e.i-, -irfar', while the fi-rre's
al ihi o'l.'-r i-il dm' 1 oil of hit Ull
fori ii'iate i .tnr id '.
Til'' nner window was slid a-. l", and
n pi o 'd Mini f.ret was dr'pp I in,
'I ii" rat nu ie a jump at the fi iret, who
retreilid, ' mill. ling i.l'oiit in a thor
oughly iiliiid inanner. I! it tiied
igaiii to climb the gl issy nit fa. and
a he f II ba-'k th" ferret was on h.ni.
Th" rat .-lo ok h ni ' IT, an I, having tho
a I van 'age if ..;ht, and seeming to
rr iii' t'ms, m n. a jump at the f net.
St it went i n lor .a good foil seiomls, j
lirst theiat s ciuiiiglf ti iiiniphiint until
li e fentt w Mil 1 make a (urn and a
shako which f.r the moment gave hi in '
the vii tnr,-. .i latt the ral git sinh a
hold that it -e nied as though tint fer
ret' life wut'i't worth much, whi n sud . ;
denly i.e male a spring and, winding :
hi- loot; bidv nbou! I he I at , piocecdel '
to demolish li ni.
A Tree's Itecoial of IU Life. j
It is n .t known t i (very on) that a 1
tree keeps a tecoid within ils Mem cf
tho i l.arai tcr of mca -uccestivj sn-on
; unco it brgan its growlh. It a peadi I
tree, for instance, be examined after It
has been cut dwn, the ring of wool I
formed in each year will show b its
biui ii it whither tho summer of that
year was warm or dry, cr othnwi-e 1
favonible or adver-c; and by tho con
dition of tho woo l the slnract'ir of the j
winter will be denote I. t-t vero early j
froot will leave, a layer of boft, d tcuy
ing wood; and later frosts will be in-
t dicated by a change of color, if noth-
; ing mne.
If a tummi r has been so dry as to
cause a total red between the growth i
, of Juno and September, tho annual
ring fot that year will be a double one,
I and si metimes barely distinguishable
as one, but liublc to lo taken by a not
very closo observer, for two different
' years' growth.
At a lato iieeting of tho Botanical
1 soi ii-ty of Kdinburgh, ISir It ibert
j (.'hris! i-un gave tho results of nicasiire
j menu of large trees of different spcclei
niadu annua. ly on lines of girlh marked
permanently with paint. In the very
unfavorable season of lSTJ, tho deli
cieucy in summer temperature wis
nearly 10 degrees. Ia seven oak trees
of different tqiecies the leti"i,,ne in an.
nual incroise in girth was Id per cent.
In eleven other deciduous trees it wat
4'i per cent., and in seventeen pines it
was 20 per cent , diffireut specie i of
the saiin f aiii.l giving very nearly
similar remits. l'.r.V MontYy.
Ciivi. r co i-i le. i it iirjb ililo that
irhak-i jjiUstliiu.'s live 100 ) year i.
qt'AIM AND CURIOUS.
The town cf K kius, V. Va., h id no
riicteuco last spring. It is now a
thriving place.
Kli.abeth Conkcrnous, who residn
nearWavcrly, O, .lie! tho other .b.y.
Bho was 45 years old aud weighc I 701)
pounds.
.
Q nils are said to have boon tint used
for pens A. D. ft..'!, although soni'J au-
thoritios give the year fill 5 at tho dato
of their introluctiou.
The largo.-t ouran"-out.ing yet shot
in the Uland of H nneo stood four foe.
ami iv incnos nign. i no average ii
about four feet, MX inches.
Seventy t holism I "phonograp'i dolls"
are us ing m id i a'. S tnaeb.-rj', iti tho
Oormtin toy country, to contain Ml
K lisou's won lei fill appa'atus.
In a revival meeting at Walla Walla,
Oregon, a man coufe ed that he was a
i , - i t . n
muidetcr r.nl as.tel I i g.v.-ness. 1 Io
3
reliiscl to reveal th c.r. um staucei.
Twelve hundre I years ag keioscae
" .
was known to the .1 .pamtse, but the
method of r.rliitiigit so as to bp avail-
ibio for tloiii.'itii iitt) ii bat a do ai
year old.
A New Yoik city min proposes to ic-
live the ane i nt spar: of falconry at his
country seat iu N- w ,1 r- -y, and hns
gone to Kui-.p! to procure the birds
1 1
and traui'.r.
Fiaak I'rb, of ( mnin -ham, Mo.,
ninety yeius ell, recently woi a jaari
at a sh'iolin ma'eh, simtof the ho t
maiksmeiiin the sta'o bein anting
the conte-t tits.
Nearly all tho inseits, i au-t. e.?ans,
snails and the Use go itit ) wiutci .) in
ti r s ; fregs anl all the icptile kind hi
beinato by having th in e vei in the
mil l or under stems.
A .lipanes. pap'r topor's a ba'il-j of
lu teilbos which w.h wi nessed by
many of the villa ;ers. W hen tho tight
wat finished the liel Is went coveied by
the bodies of the slain.
A Wisconsin man, wh"so wife ntid
ono daughter are ahead ni'inbtrs of
the legal b'rtn of which lie is th- hea l,
has two daughters preparing for the
bar at the state university.
The long. -t bridge in the worl I is
said to be at l.aagange, China, over an
arm of the Cum Km. It is in much as
five l"i'es I "iig, built entliely of stone,
anl hi' I'i'l nic'i't', each seventy fool
web'. Tue ri-adway n also seventy
wi le.
When a e'erg . 111 111 at I'elinsbnrg,
IVnn., hai.de I hi., wif,. i;,. envelope
whi. ll cont iiii'td tin.' cu.totnarir pr sent
from a groi in, she f .an I il l onlaiiiel
only six etuis. Til iiuui-ti'i had been
called out of bo 1 t" pe.for.n the ccic
mony. Ill Suwanee s i uity, I'la., rrirnlly, a
-'
miinsli rof a certain tit liomtn at nm was
conierlel tin auigli t lie pr -achi.ig of a
iniiii-ter of a ilitT'iciit deiioiniiiat ion,
and all the men. her- cf (he ( .nviil.d
ini'ii-ter' s ( hu i h chaii ;e i their faith
mil fiillowid tin ir ol I shepherd.
An exprc s traia iti Alabama g"in
at full speed ssti iii k a woma i and threw
h -r t unity fect iu tU; air, linding her
i iitsi l.j the right nf way. Whua jiicked
up slie was ilea l, b it theie win not a
brui .e any whore na her body, vet the
soles of her shots had been i it oil as
smooth as if done by a cobbler.
Old Men in Jails.
A ret cut visitor to tint of the run -j
iuli i I'tdiiii jads w as aiuaed to lind a
remarkably large number of old men
nmnn.r Mia nriennrr. ..ltii.,1 n ....n .
1 '
vict in five having a gray licirl. lie!
jailer being asked for an ixplanation
rr pi led: '"It is a emnm hi practice
when a theft is l i. light li- me to a man
by the polico for hun lo gel an old
father or undo lo take the h'ainc en
himself, cr he pit's up a young biother
lo do so. II- fore the court they make
full ami iirtiiitist.mli.il c 'iifcssion.
They are convicte i and the real thieves
get oil, ami it is for the family benefit
that this shoul 1 In s... sturdy young
man is able to do m a re for the family
support by honest labor or thieving
than an old man or a boy. The old
man has lost nii-ny of the instinct! and
appetites which make liberty so dear to
the young man. He cannot be, put to
any very hard labor, and will be will
fed ami well looked after while he is in
jitl. If a boy confesses ho will p oba -bly
escape with a (1 gging. Tho con
viction of nn ol I man or a boy will look
quita as well i.i tho police returns as
that of an able-Imilicl youiis. man. Sol
long at they pet their convietinn tha
polico. don't troubln thcni-clvcj very
much about the muter."
j Dangerous Hreath.
; The strange n.e of William .l.u kion,
j whose breath was in flammable, enite.l
I a great d nl of interest in me 1 1 enl an l
scienlitic cirelei two years fj t. At tlmt
lime Mr. Jui'tson wan a photograiher
in rayrttev-illo, N. Y. Mora ireently
he hnn been engaged in the tmiic le.isi
ni" in Mid. I li-bury, V'. One evening
at lOo'rlcik he lighteil a laiiip vsith a
malt li. Then ssith n brcn Ii of air lc
soiif-hl to ' li'.ow out the initeh.'1 In
s'nntly till breitli took tire with a slight
esplos on, ,lai kssm gapped svit'i flight,
and tie limne i f too c 'inp ail.li n nil
entoretl hit mmitU nn I li isli n il his
tongue, lies lij'i ami face .Vies iiifl.Te I,
nnd hit m us tat lie, eyibrmi and (lit
hair above his eyebrom were singesl to
a innr'ked decree J vk n i ttiil liv
ing an I i b a- (lijiiy yy.ti oi l C'V-
(VQQ Jlt fi'it,
Tfce Author of "Nancy I,ff.M
There is a man living quietly in Lon
don who ia oup of the niont Huceessfcl
writers of vor.se aot to music that are in
Knttlanri to-duv, yet ho ia not very
widely known by name' IHh Freder
ick K. WVftthoi'lv. atnl ItA iu tins nllllutr
I nf "Vonev I .... " o .n,n (),..( I .......
i fiUng in every -I'liarter o the globe, and
has brought to the author nn amount
' ' fauie and money that makes him
1 jiractieallv liulcpcndctit. Tho Hong
WM writteu at Oxford in an hour,
AVeatherly hail made an appointment
; f,'r l'nl''j ' 1 caehiug for
me Rnnnai iituimoiicouieiit. llui puial i
fllii,,(, to j,,,,,,, his appointment, ami 1
i while waiting for him the piece cani I
( JK I
things al Mint the song wan that it wna
in the hevdav of its onularitv about
the time of the PrincciM Alice dimmtcr.
It wax bi-ing sung on deck junt befou;
the vessel went ilown. That fact was
printed in all th ' I'.nglisli tiowNpaperti,
and the song m'fercd a temporary
check in il i 0,'iiltirity, biit thoiiisniid s
fi coi lies oi it are now mill, not onlviu
ri-at ttntatn but Ihiongli Australia,
i Canaila, a id in fact wherever the l-'.ng-
i i, , ... . . ... 'r
lish language is spoken. Mr. Wrath-
crly is the author of scores of other
tl'H not fo well know n. lit
has been writing song.s ever since he
j WM an Ul.,lei Kra.luate. twenty-liv
, years ago. - I'hUadelph i I Time.
Kept Muring.
It is better tn be lxtrn luekv than
rich, riolml'ly Mrs. Teepell, of Tei
nill.iv ttrei.t w til ll.i. ... i.o.,.. Sit...
j o,.,.,,',,,! a house on th- siteof the new
' City Hall, and of cmir-e her limiie wa-s
' c).r"prialed when the g oiind for tho
i i...tia;.,.. .. I. ....a ii... : i t i
IlllllllllfS " " '-' CM II Jliisillg l l'llglll
lllg W US Si lt I'ti'it llltWIIg IhhiuIi
n house Hiid lot as a Inline lesideiu e.
(lie whs pieRciitlv lea e. to hear that
it would fnriii part of the litefnrlho
new slrill sbi-d. Her next venture was
a house at 1'f.erley st reet. anrl low
this will be explopliti'ed ill onliT that
the street may be widened. The fourth
attempt to sceur- a pel nnineiit resi
dence nay, iti the course if assuror
two, lind hoi an ob laelc in the way f
some other cite iiiipioveutelit. 'I omit
to Mil!.
A I'l.KTTV sr(i.,FSill"N.
They i.p,.re I nt 1-nr fn'lii -r .lour.
The It.ttir whs Hlupiti ItrUtit,
A lut tn tile Mifll.tl-ll i. i't nt.il " ei,
Thf out Ii hu I msi.1 -il-i:), nt.
Hill hI ill r IticMiit io ilep.irl.
Hi r Iii. v lmii'1 lu- ini-h,-l,
While nil th" line Hull rilli.l l-U lefl'l
Hlf or-lelll leokH c llfennl'l.
At lenittli Hie nini'lett llnblii-i Kiel fulnsl,
A e.l unit In neei iii - l-U .
"I !'iHt-. 1 tit John. i"l willni'l lt;t
'Io kii e ttif eie sou i."
' Why no -1 ll l.'.-" ' - nv. anil .-li;h
hen luvinit ill -I her- fa'lr it'tit ilie.
Ami leave 1 In- lilt e .It e. wh in' tut
Tliey liu""l I" rfiii'l - in I'-itlt A synwee'.
ll nis-it ant I.e in iti?iiy i.i-r. All ii'toul "s
wouti'ii an-ils in: il itly w lio-e tlvi-, n leln luive
Ims'ii avi'l. II --'iii t'. I. a we! -s.riM. ..ii.n
Ihi III -it wleii a "..in in i -Ion Iv ta litis iiw.iy
xitliilu' ei-i'-i-i"-h liieli foss i. nl nt li-inaa-w
e.i It iif-ne a n . I 1 1 re rtl tura e s it.rtl tin re i- no
liel. for ll"f. .-Ill I- il'iiilll'-.l to ileal''. Itllt
ltii-i ll'.i It-tie. Iii. rn-ree's -',intiii' I 're
I'ftt.tiii i 1. i-ini-lanl U re-lninm u.'int'iia!
ii.. ... a ,.ii a, ...... . . i 1 1, i , , i.,. io 1. 1- cili ,n
, I, i..ines,. Iti-H. i! mi- l i I ie for i'i.-ii
ell lltil(. fl'O.'tl 111 ' 111 .IClf lellltlT'- Ll ll-:t
I .is; silt l-sf nl 1' Ol in e.'i ..i-", ur li.itlea
..r il ivill It' ti-t.ei le I.
Pr. I'ier.i''- I'el'i' . ill ' iiriu-ltui' an. I ni
K'1-niiliH' lallle l.r.i i Ti.!-. i't ei Mi-n Mill;
a ..i-e.
'I'lliie is . elily el renin limli-r. ri innl.
limine I uit'i be I in-ril
Pv local ii pi - i it-st 1 1 o i . iis Ihi'i en .net re.'ii-h
IheillM-IL-s'il purl if lin ear. I le i i-only
'.til- My to cure Prlllm , altil llilll I- to eou
.tiliili.il.iil reiiu-illi-M. Ilitilt.i- I- i ail-til .'
"" 't nl n inm -.ni;- linint "f
the 1.11-liti limn I tlU'. V Inn 11,1-lull nils m-
tlumtil jmi hm e a intnli ,-i.io.. ur iici'cr
i iieitriiiir. uii " ni'ii n i
lllirely rliwi-il
lieafiunss ! Ilie ri -nil, nnil iinliss it,,- ii.tlain
li in I inn can Is- ink en mil itiul thi- ttiln-1 1 -ii-ri-il
lolls normal eniiiliii.ui. I.i iiritur ill lis ile-rlruii-il
fi'iest-r; linn in.'.-.- fill of ln lira
i .'ni-i-l . nstiurti. u tiii-h is notliiinr Iml it 1 1 iti-
I'.lttm-il colliltl lol. of I lie lltllei'iis -llllitifs.
Wf w III kiss- line lliiniliiil Ii Itars Inr any
rnss'i.f li Hfne-s ii ati-tt ly l atiirrlii lhat tsu
i nun. .1 t ine I.) inking llnll'n I ul iii i Ii l ure.
sm'I.iI forcir ulit -, .ree.
V. .1. i IIISKV I'll, Ti.le.t i, O.
ir .sii.i i.) l'nik.-tji. is. ;.v.
j Mules nr.-sin'. Isirn fai ls.
I nlilli il io l In- Ilex.
! Allsrn eiil.llt-il In Hie I i's ih it t h elr mo-iev
i will huy, snesery family houM ,B-.i', nt i.t.i .i
Mile of the li-l fainilj re. in- ly, Snip i.f
i t'u.-s. to cleanse lie- sy-tt-ni when cwtln nr ml.
i i"tis. For sale In io,-. an, I Mile hy all
; It aillliS dl lieei-lM.
A ntiliiii;-.ln tnil.rr- no nion..
Tlif 'avlne in i leihim: nhere ll. I.hins s Kl r-
! trie Kmtp is used. I- t.'i'liiii thesi np lull.
I It Is ho UCW PI D. rl illl'nt . lilt
24 ywsr-s. To-iln ui as iiren-iii KiV. Try
nut hns in ei. snia iiir
Vour Krurcr Iihm ii . r will ontfr it.
A run in Inn nisy have Itu- nine.
flrn. Ih I'araillan al l'rm,
Mlltl, esjualile cllnia'.criiii ami aliamUnt
rroiw. Het trull, (rnilii, uruss an I lm' e.itm
try In the worlil. Full infiirmaiiiiii frn. A.t
ilreas Ortwon Iin'lirmt'ii llnaril. I'urllaml. Ore.
Il'snn mi w aul lhat does lint li'nw at ni'.
lnflVctetl w llh sisireeypH u- tlrl-aae Tlntinii.
icii'i Kj eWnti r Itriik-stisissell nl !i-.it Imiiii
Honor allium.' iil.li riii in.
It "ware of nniisl iocs " lai si fit I'uin h."
Neeitssay Is the mill tier of C"ll vent i oil -.
Cold Waves
Ait i-rl.ctM with rrliatlo accjracr anl pvi.
Itahlc lo Uif ia)D aort Ai'tin of rhcumnilsnt lr
rvrry ebanRol'i datnpnrttnrmy wiattiTr Alttmtia
w do nt cUlm H.nr Mri(iurlll i v i-wltH
ojttlc for rhrumailsm, the rcmarkat'le cufm
baa eftceltMi thow tltut U may takeu f ir rbaama
tUni Willi raaotiahl cerialnty of bt will. It ac
tion tn iieutra.li iiik lltly of Hit bluol. wlid-li
it lb (-um if rhrumat nni, imMHm-' th( mt-
tif thtf luri-iw of HikkI NsnaiNU-ilU tn ruiitig tti
xiniplaint. If ou iufftT fr-mi rhuin tiUm glv i
HimhI h SarBai-arllla a fair trial, wr lifllvo tt v
do you
Hood's Sarsaparilla
inuai"U Hrif..r.
t7 C 1. UiaiU est , Apothat-arlan,
Prapara I i'
Lowall, Mast
I OO Doses On Dollar
Ely's Cream Balm
Oibst rfin Uy ( rhii
ilrrn Buffer fmm
COLD in HEAD
CATARRH.
Appl) Built) Iutorarli no it rll
Pai.ii m-A. coi i.r.;. rhtiartaiphia, rt
B. hoianiaH y a ad y -i tU f HI W rt f fof oiHmlafc
Vi oh want mir l R fr' A II
Haak and friM.H Tell it. i&i
imi;-, n Hy iiirtil to' 'JS tn
m tin y or t,mid, Ha-i.T At'
il N. HfvrnUi Hulln i.-.piiu. .4rHla H aiiird
fcf Nt oyitfin ( nlllllIHI Inmrrwar
rn i k-irHv-it frm Ji4iul. tf u i; iirr Ht.l.
hmt ff nr iilar. C . NTfc RrH .t St. Umu.
I t VtmT Mi.lilt nt.;tn a "II lit Tl .
nil a HT.II
mn t ! iwrivK'! I'V romrnn
MiipariMMii, ihi i imsi
taril-k inHi'arttl.
laorotwa Uasl.1 lT KAIL, avriiii rrn.
fcrraat'af llaa. 4t Maf 1 B..tta, W. .
finlf Ifft n A BIT. Oalr Carlala aa4
II EC blr. THi Vlataalle OltilairBI
riLttl I Kaowa ar m f aara orstaiuu - ll
Cnar,a or win asall ou a bull Itx M cassa
if, RJIVM. KX W'. HUM If
THE FASTEST TIME OX RECORD,
In the direction of tie' nearest ilrng-stoie. is not too fast for a person to make
who is troubled with tiny of the myriad forms of di-oae resulting from a torpid
or deranged liver ami its attendant Impure blood, and in, therefore, in need of
that U'Ul.l-laini'.l and oit iiinranli rj blnotl-pui ilicr and liver invigorntor known
aslr. Tierce's I olden Medical Hi-n'ovcry. Ksciy form of Scrofulous. Skin end
Scalp I)lsease, Keeiiiii, Krysipelas, i' It - rheum,' Tetter, scaly, crusty, itching,
burning ami tormenting forms of skin disease, arc cured by this wonderful
remedy as if by magic. Sold by druggists, under a positive guarantee of benefit
or cure, or money refund) d. All Scrofulous allectioiis. as Fever-sores, White
Swellings, Hip-joint Iiscase. Old Sous ami I'lcers. yield to ils wonderful cura
tive properties. It promptly conquers Imlige-lion ami lyspepsi;i. It is a con
cern ruled vegetable fluid extract. l..-e small ami pleasant to taste. Contain
no alcohol, dona" inebriate c manufacture topers: is Ire- from syrup or sugar,
and. therefore, don't sour or fi t ment in tin- stomach, interfering with digestion ;
as peculiar iu ils womlertiil curative effects as Iu its composition. There is no
other medicine nl all like it. either iu composition or cfloi t. Therefore, don't be
fooled Into accepting something Instead, saiil to be " ju-l ,as good.-' If substituted
arc "just as good," why don't their vendors ijuarantu' them to do what Ihey arc
recommended to. or refund money paid for them, as we tin with all who buy
"olden Medical I i -covery ? " For the very good reason lhat Mich a plan of
sale would bankrupt tin; mtiniifacl urers ol' any but an extraordinary remedy like
the " I icovery." To purify the blood, invigorate the liver, promote digestion,
ami build up both lle-Oi aiid .strength, it is nncqualcd. whether for adults or
children. W'uKt.it'e Pisi'knsary Mepical Association, Proprietors, No. 663
Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
$500
HIWlDHIS III-' f ATAKRII. II. -ti. la. lie, 0M1 ueiii.n ot nose, dinelinriun
fnlliiur nilo throat, sniiietinn-c I'rofuw. watery, and neriil. al others, thick,
tentii'ioii. itttici us, ttiirulciit, t.liMxly, fuf i ii anil olTensive; e3'-s weak, ring
mi! in em's, .Icufni hn; offensive lintilh: stiiell nnil timie impnircd. and (r'n
ernl tlelnliiv. Only a few nt these e iiiii .m likely lo l pnnrnl st once.
Dr. Paire's lli iinily etm-s the worst tnt'-a. Only
NEWs!
AGENTS
WANTED!
V N j ' !.!. '-'Lot'H I.NVKNlloN.
vjj-) f llni-iriiie't I'nmpalel Free.
JtlLf . Wonlonut Cars s-xolainej,
Cj "-- 1 if R .
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he.' " f ll ll III I
I Kyi-s .if l.l'ls. n.ir '- i ill--,
-t.t .s lit iti'tiiess fti enee .tii'l
iv n tn etin-. II i the use !
le ,v.'rv i.r me
A-tr:r A r.l.tl'l It O il A I. N fcTM ' I'll.,
PS l.li n i Knll.. ,x. .
a"rlts) aoflr; this ni.iy u . iiiai-isr astn.
PNE. DOLLAR
w wttti cm in rni n ujitpu
un0ULiu uulu nniun
iTct.'ii,eLC'sr3Ti:ii.
waul ron wici'uit o"trtfuusa
9 i& R.HARRIS vHO.
IM t. f.yetto St. Ballimore. Mrf.
J'oprrislit M'nlfnn lliii nnnr wtin writifia;
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT !
DR. LOBB
JliM Krih I'iliff nth M.. rhllffl. lphia. Ta., for
Ui treatment it IMoo-1 rntwniH, skin riiitloni,
Krvnun r-miIilnt. Uriaiht liimu, KirlrfiinM,
lmt'iM'y ami kiH.lrfl tlii.. ;i.n. im matter of how
km tnndltiir fntm wlutt uimc nriuhiaf lm.
t1n itajt Dipf1i ln. furiiNh' uy moll pgrr
Brail for Booh on MI'M'I A I. It.-nnra. f flCCt
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BREAKFAST.
"II) -a lit .roiis'i kit mli-lj.- .it l. ir aatur! law
wtilcj nes-iTii tb "i..ir.tt'..us ,.f .lui-itl.Hi au.l ntitrl
linn, ao-1 b a eafrui ai.t'tl.' l.m or lha rtne prnpsr-
ttnet n. ll -lp.-le I i ti. sir l .i.shn prerMfi
ear lin-3kfa,l Lil.tes w in. .leU'-iui-ly navoiir-.! if
arai. w liteh nut.- -nv,. ii- in ni v lie.o v .Inet'ir.' al la.
II Is I ) tl... jh ll. I .... lie "f Ii Hilli'lrs nf dial
lieu ii e..i. .illnil. .ii mat lie isra I a ills milt up until
aln.lii: t"..iih I.i tr-l-l i-.i-rv I leu.';.- I.i Jits-asa.
Ilini.lr. . ,.f ..lied- in.,1 el., s ,-re It'inllli'.- att id ill
ri-ielv li atl.ielt ttli.-i-eier liire ! a svr'ik a.-litl.
IV" ni.it , .., ,i..- iinm. i f i. t il -li.it I hv t.i . ll mir
ai'ln it all r n-i ivith p. i. e iiiti.ui ami a prjpml
Umirl-ti.-tl frisiin ." -"I'leil vr. i -r i,-.itrf.
Mu le -Imi'li .villi Imllini! is m i- "r milk. 'Solil
onl III liiill i. iii -I tin , tit ilr s-M, In'iaMi-l Itiaa
J l ilts tii'l' .V I'll.. Il n l.al.lle. ClsamUU,
I..jMjo, hMil.s.su.
m JUt liMrtont prim
tad fthto cuull Ui bo
Mtd h am d4lvrr.
EmwI atuBD lor OaU
TO HIBL
arm t rus
f lORTHERff PACIFIC.
ll LOW PRICE RAILROAD LAUDS k
FREE Government LANDS.
M 1 1. 1. Ill a or Al HKi in Ulanaai.la. Kolth
t..t..la M.mlaua. Iitulie. VI at-hUiKi"u "' Oragon.
sFiin far t"i;ir.:,r.!5.n:r
Iht l i
kiits. rriii irrr. s -
CHAS. B. LAMBORN,
11)1 Ci'DlllllMUwr.
pt. rnnl.
Itu iarlai-sHl"
uf tltm di-aae
li.U.INi'HVMAM.M P.
Alintlerttuni, N. Y.
Wa hava K.lil in f tor
m,uiT yaars, and It n
iaU.R'1'pitaenriii. ,,.
Ohio. VTS "".. Vu.
1 9 1.00. Ki.lrl by timitgisti.
h it Binall partiele is applies
Sold bv drnciriitlss or s-snt
T. ILAZJtLTtn k, AViirron, l'a.
j Ft he wonoYh r T f i c J , t. 'V
pBUBGCHAIR.lSiWM
1 rim
I fSfBB rt'ri
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i jlawastt4 aul
Bj aaoaa asrtrtara, v
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