til
FOR FAHM AND (iAKIrKH.
( FATTtMMi WHiS ON WHKAT-
6ouys Minnesota farmers liae found
tbtl ihey can grow wheat and fallen
liogs on i( profitably when it does nut
come up to the Muml-iid foe celling or
the price U too low. Vlnut is a strong
food, but ); oily than coi n and is
more caily ilieted. li i said, too,
to make a better (juulity of 'oi k, more
lean in proportion to the fut The
coaracr parig of wheat make an
cello n t feed for breeding sows ami fur
young pig', hut Ihey need to he nupple
lounted willi more bulky and k' i mi
tritious food, tuch an clorer pn(uro in
glimmer and leuta or iimuyolda in
winter. fusion Cultivator.
WIDE 71IIB lOR FAKM WAHiiS.
The com moil or narrow tire, now in
use, in flora one ami three-fourths to
two inches in width, while, if the
widilihul been not K.i tlimi lltm
Inches, tho ex'ia i'0t would not have
been fivo ilullur more per set of four
wheels. Three-Inch tires can bo used
upon land that in moist, while the
mine loud, with a two-inch iiir, would
allow the wheel to have sunken moie
than a third deeper, have drawn cor
respondingly harder, cut up the iaud,
ami strained the wagon far more thuii
with the wide t lies. There I no
question but that if mantifai-tuiers will
put on the imu ket a wi ll-made f-i hi
wagon with three or foili-itn'li tire-,
they will lindaieady iimilnl, or if
they will, at it ruaaouublo price, I'm
111 sli an extra set of wheel, the
wheel being m iller in diameter, and
with three and ono-li.uf inch tire,
many farmer! would purrli :iso them.
Amei iron Agruuliui in.
PMai.l.nW I M.TIV Al li "N I II ioHV
In COUVCI'iillllOll With Ik llelghlli'l llln'
farmer reccnly, and one Hint I'-vnkn"'
from 12000 to t;tO00 annually, as the
net proceeds of a ltiO-Mie f'.ii 111, u 1 hi'
A. U. C'hau of Kmii-aa, lif said:
"Year by year I nm still mum urn
vinccd that shallow cuUivat inn i- llm
beet for acorn ciop, mid miles we
have Homo way to tiriu the muitl
well, shallow breaking us well." 1
think this is true with some nliia
modilii'ittlona. A heavy loam -limiil
be broken deeper than 11 aiidy mil.
Kvnry other year or every third year
the light soil, if l urn to) lull's
should be I uracil up to t iio dej
ten to twelve iui Inn, but 11111111
after planting, the rollev, or
weighted conlriv.iiici' thai "ill
corn,
i li of
lialely
no tin
lack the ground, nhou.d ho neil.
A heavy loam tint is lilo dtuiuod
will give heller ieulii, broken live to
six 1 111' Inn, than it will at len to twelve
inches, and suvu the work of one 10
wu horses, and 1 nm stitistlml this ii
true, toe, for a wheat crop. Hut it
inut he home in numl, that in nil
prairie countries the w ind is iiliiiun
an everyday occurrence during the
spring and hummer month., and if r
have ten days without mitt wiieie the
10 11 ud lias not been w ell lii unv. or
packed, it will take the iuni;iii out
t the soil to a depth -f two iinln".
This point, too, has its bearing upon
the after-'iililvaiion of the crop. A
judicious rotation, in whhh clover
plays au important part, will lour the j
ground from vti'mls, and tints lender !
the close plowing of tho crop ncd- j
loss, and if "li-tin-" is pracuced save i
much luhor. Atnei iuii Agiitul- j
tut tst.
KEAFIMi .IKK.MY Ml IF F 114.
As the Jeisrys 1110 hpeciai milking
animals, the heifers and the bull calve j
at well ihi not require such feeding ih I
will make them fat, but such alhj
deveiop in the best way the viul 1
organs and the bon s' frame. Tue di
gestive organs are the special letttiire
of milking cows because on'y the font
that is digested is turned to good 11,0, i
and the more active the digestion i-, j
the more food is profitably .lUrm-ml I
Of. Thus the whole in. Ik of the e.tvv,
especially tho rich milk of the ,'iti't,
is not desirable for the he iter intended
for a dairv, as It will tend to l it
rather than to llesh and the tijMio of
the vital oigau-, whti h rontnir. a Im i
proportion of nitrogen and litile. f a.
Tho fikimiubd milk contains tliis nit 10- i
geu and the buiio-liliking iii.itoii.il, uiul
thus builds up the strong, henllufu:
frame that is lequired for a uiitking
COW.
The milk, however, should be given
warm us it is natuially mid in sunViuit '
quantities to bo fully digciteil. This j
is Important, as a healthful animal is '
indispensable for profit in any dairv. j
The milk required is six iiurts a d av
at ihe beginning, in three fiu'its, and
sho.ild be gradually increased a the
calf grows. iVhen a month old a
little tine coriimcal and bran may be
given by hand, and a it begins to eat
the meal may be put in a feed bo in
the s'all. Thus the young thing is
led along gradually until it is live or
six mouths old, when the milk is no
longer reunited and may be dispensed
with. It is best not to let such a calf
suck the cow, and it w ill never bo imv
trouble afterward and its calves will
easily learn to drink, and in time the
progeny may lose the instinct to suck,
in a messni, . New York Tiiuus.
llllll'S UN 1 11 KAKM.
IkiitU 'cgulaici the i'iii'libi inn it
Insects. Most all inserts .lo largc
amount vt 0 "1 1 ' pla'ii prod ii ' 1 1 b .
mixing pollen in. the flowers, making
honey and causing thinness where
plants would otherwise overhear crops
of small and worthless fruits and
seed. The .'renter regulated insect,
bird and grain products on earth that
one should balance the other one.
Men may destroy Ihe birds because
they are large, but, with all their
poisons and insect catching machinery,
they will never destroy the little pesti
ferous i meets; therefore let tho birds
live.
A farmer in (his place had foiiy-flve
acres sowed in wheat and it was
con irg up, and Iho grasshoppers were
hatching nud eating it and tliat of the
ueighb us about as fast as it came up.
All at once came along from the North
a very largo drove of blackbirds that
alighted over the fields, and that
farmer felt happy.
All other fanners about him shot
and weired the birds away from their
t ai iiu, and us there w as a prairie pond
(-u.nl) on the man's farm, in tho
hii-hoij Mit rounding which the birds
would lly uud alight as a place for
piotecti iii, tho farmer would let them
May on his farm, 11111I the results weie
plainly seen next harvest. Tho re.
suits were that this farmer got a very
foil crop of wheat and his neighbois
got from a half crop to nothing. This
fanner estimated that the drove of
black-birds saved 1200 to him 011 his
w licit 1 rop.
Another year a farmer had forty
seven anus in corn, ami a huge drove
of Kugliaii sparrows was seen flying
over and alighting 011 tho corn about
sidling lime. 1 went and diligently
examined the situation nud found the
only silked ears full of a black bug,
eating oil the silk, and many oil the
giotiiid and crawling up 011 the stalk.
These birds lived about the lleld until
all the bugs were eaten nud ilion flow
uwiiy, tin I there was an extra crop of
corn. This same lleld was sown in
wheal and ihe grasnlmppei s ate 011c
htlf. It was then sown in clover and
it was cut early that it might need
well; but the grnmdioppers hutched
out by million-, ate oil Ihe leaves and
there was 110 seed produced, where, if
there had been no gi asshoppers, or if
there hud been birds to have eaten the
hoppers," I here would hive been at
l:isl li'it worth of clovetseed raised.
Hern are three instances that 1 have
personally observed and know 10 be
facts, says 1 lenry 11. ltd in the Cin
cinnati lia.etie, and they urn eou-clu-ive
evidence that birds do million-,
of dollars' woi 1I1 of g nod to the Ameri
can hurt icil !: Ui ists and ngi icullurisis.
I A It M AMI (iAItt'TN Null."
Hilly planting is mcesmtry
for
good crop of onions.
liioiviug fruits lined potash and
phosphoric forlili?"r.
1'iaiit both on 1 1 y and late varieties
of potatoes lo be sure of a 01 op.
The loast mole-ted the weeds uro
the gteuier wlU be the crop next
year.
It is next to impossible to have nil
over production of llrst-clasa fruit iu
this country.
Hialiow plan.iiig of peas hns been
found to give the bent results at tho
dali I'.xpei iment Station.
If you desire to know hfw good a
farmer u man is, it is necessary to ex
amine the crops that he grows, rather
than 10 know the number of acres ho
cultivates.
The best market for the products of
1 lie farm, 01 chard or gulden is the
family table, and the most profitable
products are usually thoo that can be
used at helm'.
(runs uecds n solid, firm toil to
grow freely and live long. Yot it is
hard work to get the ordinary farmer
10 use the roller after or bcfoie sow
ing grass seed.
Tho Ohio ra-pberry Is valuable for
evaporating. hi account of their
hardiness, Turner and Thwack iap
berries are reported suited to cultiva
tion in eetioti unfavorable to fruit.
The inexpei ieuced often make tho
unmake of thinking that bees a 10 ever
on the a fi t to sling something or
somebody. They have no time to go
i l v 11 10 11 11 I stinging, with no cause.
tit'ii it bee Htiugs, it usually lias a
good, logicul reason for so doing.
A hop vine makes as line a covering
for a trellis over tho back door or the
oiiiluiildiiigi; as some of the plants that
me used for that purpose, which are
simply ornamoutal instead if useful,
and there are m my purposes to which
good, bright hops can be put In the
faintly economy.
A farmer mvs: "'Last March I
sowed a rich, sunny spot with early
turnip mid long scarlei radish seed,
covering the sol at night Willi a
spi inkle of straw, and raking it i ll
warm day", until the plants were well
up. The resu't was a crop away
ahead of the regular sowing.''
For peas the best fertilizer has a
largo per cent, of phosphoric, acid and
po tish, but not much nitrogen. Ksriv
kinds of peas are not expensive, and
they uniy ho planted as soon us the
ground is thawed- I '01 nt them on a
ridge anil cover deeply. In a few
ins the top earth should be raked otl.
In 1770 there were seven colleges in
: e Knglish-American colonies. u
, fi"t Uiero wme 849 colleges propi r,
' i t about 60 so called.
Ql'AIST AM) tlKIOlS.
Taper barrels grow in favor.
Moonstone is u variety of feleptx.
The finest beryls come from ICus
in. A ltostou mau is famous for his fad
tf handkerchief collecting,
Columbus brought eight hogs t
this country on his second voyage.
The carat, used in estimating the
weight of gems, is a grain cf Indian
wheal.
Washington, ieorgia, was the llrsl
place to be name I for the l ather of
His Country.
Tho niii-k o is nearly extinct, uud
there arc only live or six mounted
specimens of it. in Ihe I'nitcd States.
Nineteen I'niled States Senators uo
but live letters each in spel ing their
mimes. The list begins with Allen
and cuds with White.
j Cermaii statisticians mention as acn
' liosity the fact that the number of
j children born alive in Munich was ex
actly the same in l'.'V as in l9l
1 liamely, 111,21:1.
j The diamond is not Hiuoug the
i curliest gems known to man. It has
j not been found in the ruins of Nln
I nvuh, in llie Ktruscan sopulcbies 11 Or
i in the tombs of the l'lneniciaiis.
1
i The common water pump of toduy
i is but an improvement oil an inveu-
tlou which first came into general it";
! during the reign of the Ptolemies,
! I'liiladi'lphos and IlliCig-jtCS 2 lo o'.'l
1 11, c !
1 Tim Mansion House lollof funds uro
1 a special featiiie of Condon's help for j
distiess in tt it y pint of tho World.
iMiiing tho past twenty years 10,. j
i"U,0t'O h.tvo been received for such 1
, purpose by different lord mayors. j
A curious collection of books ubout j
dillereiii varieties of trees may be ;
seen iu a library In dot many. Cach
book appears to bo a log of wood, the j
hack being finished in the hitrli of tho '
articular tree described within, while !
1 j
one tide shows the tice-trituk iu its ,
liiituiai state and the other is polished ,
and varnished. !
j
.lulc diint ir, one of the largest nud '
Wealthiest latlelilllell in Ti X.I-, w ill
n ud to the World's I air a Poland ,
China hog which he claims is the
largest iu (he wmld. It Is four veins
old, and weighs I.VJ'1 pounds. Il is
three feet four inches iu 1 1 u i 1 1 1 , uud
seven feet and four inches from tho .
tli of its lioso In the end of its tul!. ,
I luring the ticciii heavy f gs iu
Cuidon, all tralli.' 1 11 the streets wa
suspended, and all places of amuse
muni and social L'ii'.lierintiS descited. i
It was almost impo-ibh! to make j
one's way ulom; the stieels, hs the
citvtiic and gaslights served only lo
make Irallie lii ue dangerous. Many
highway and other robberies wero '
committed, the thieves invariably es- .
ciiping under cover of Ihe bel'i iendiug ,
fey. I
Autiipiariaiis in Curope have been j
greatly iuteiested iu the sale of the ;
tine collect ion of cm io-it ies accuinu- '
lated by the Manpiis do Negron, a
Spanish grandee. Cor thirty years he
aliiiobl slttrved himself so that he
might deNolo iiine-teiiths of his in ,
come of f'.'0,"oii a year to the pur-
hii-e of books, cameos, old plate,
wHU'lie-, stiutlboM's, etc., and in the'
course ot his lifetime he tided several '
hou-es w tth his 1 1 cubiih s.
llentli l'mm 11 Hroken Heart.
llo peop.e in trouble ever really die '
of "a broken heart?' The lute ir
t ieorge Paget, in one of his lectures
lust published under the editorship of
his son by Messrs. MaciniUun,
knowleilgoiitli.il in ihe vast uiatontvi
of cases tlnu populurly described there
is iiolhitm like an actual riiituro ol
the heart; yet he admits that mental
a flections will not infnipiently cause
real disease of the body, 111. d he men
tions nn actuul else of broken heart,
rited by lr. d. K. Mitchell of the
IfiroiHoii College, I'iiiladelphia, in
leciiiriiii; to his pupils.
In an early period of his lifj 1 r.
Mi'choll aiT'impanied, as a surgeon, a
packet that sailed from l iveipoel to
one of the American ports. The cap
tain frequently conversed with hiui
respectini; a lady who had promised
to become his bride 011 his return fi om
that voyage. Cpon this subject be
evinced great waruttli of feeling, 1111.I
showed sumo cosily jowe s and orna
ments which he intended to present us
bridal sifts. On reachini: his destinu-
1,0,1 ,ie "l'iptly informed that the ,
ludy had man led some one else. In I
stttiillv Ihe captain was observed to
' claup his hand to his breast and fat'
heavily to tho ground. lie was taken
. up and conveyed to his cabin on board
. the vessel. lr. Mitchell w as iiuui -di-:
Mely summoned, but bcfoie lie
I reached hiiu the captain w as dead. .
post-mortem examination revealed the
cause. His heart was found literally
j torn in twain. The tremendous uo
; pulsion of blood (adds the narrator)
! consequent upon siiih a violent ncr
i vous shock, forced the powerful uitiv
. Ciilar tissues asunder, and life was at
: an end. London News.
l osses ami Losses.
"By Jove,' said Lighter, as ht
stepped off the scales, "I've list I'm
I pounds!"
You oughtn't to kick about that,'
remarked Brightsidc; suppose yoi
bad bjjeo ii j)iclislmu." I liife.
TTiii fMm.
Tho following extra-judicial decis
ion is said to have been delivered
some yearn ago by a judge in a South
tin city. A man had been brought
before hCn on a warrant fr vagrancy.
The evidence was unmistakable, and
the yiiiing lawyer defending the man
saw that the ease, was hopeless.
While badgering his wits to know
what to say, however, he noticed that
Is clbnt was fairly well-dressed, and
'h-d the attention "f the court U
'.hat fact, declaring that no man who
.vore 'Vii sl clot In s" could with pro
priety be considered a vagrant. a
that word nignitled a ragged, dirty'
vagalt'ind. Observing that the -ourt
madea meumradtim f "g- o I cluthes,"
be wis.'ly sit down without further
rania rk.
lo II the prosecilt :iU' at torney had
lliii-bed what he h i I to offer, the
Jitlgc, who was bbs-ed with a fine,
re li luniiiie, sail: "Iheciait, havfni
lltiiitnely haanlthe i 1 1 litice and tho
rem 11 ks av cuunsil, Is av the opinion
1h.1t, iiiastiui li as th" prisoner wears
I' on I oh t lies, he cannot properly be
c itisidered a vagrant ; but, as he haa
not shown to the stit.st'actloti of the
can it , how he nbtaiiie I tliltn clothes,
I shall bind I. iui over for simple ):i--!t;v'"
He was s-i humid iccr, and tho pa-pr-s
are iti r rl in the County
,le s tiftli."0.
(nhl NuicKi'tN.
fine of the largest and most re
markaMo shape I nugg-ts ever found
was discovered in ati Australian mini
in s"T. Il was Hat and almost tin
ex. ict counterpart lti contour of a
colossal human hand held open, witt
the 1 vi'pth'h of the thumb and for.- j
t'.tig'T. which wi 10 I'hi-i d together it:
a manlier - as to make i! appeal i
that th" th null was hulling th- tin j
..or in pi.ic Its greatest length wa!
twelve and a half inches. It was o)
the erv ptiri s; gold. Willi but a lit-1
tie of fofiign sui.stances .idherltig
. ni'ifdly between the "lingers"), and:
welphed '.t bund od and .seventecu ,
uitn'es. The lam his "Cady I'.rassey" (
toigg' t, also r.iiiud in Australi'i, !
weighed t!M-ii'io pounds of pu. !
iold, worth s.'J.'i j -r pound. In Jsiii !
I lltlgL'i t i f llltci tl p-llinls' weight, j
-Imped I'vullv like a cr-iss. with thej
cxci 'pi i . r 1 of t l.e light .iini, was dis'
oiered in the :;uiss mine near th
fame place. I
Mil.' of tie' test , f
'lllllll l II" leile.J 'llrt,
housekeepers h(
i'l ey the 1110-1 nlO'iitj 'ti to I
If your Mil ' .
t I f..r Mile
I'le.Yii' r..-. li c
itlnaii. 1 li .oi-e i
i..i'i,ti' -il
hrts. nr 3nn sre nil worn nut,
is.'. I' Is fllelnl ileliillly.
I's l". I ' I i lire I el!. Pi ike l ell
It HT, Hint kill' yoll H K-oil'l
is th.
" li urn ij.'l' lle.-c Ii i.ii' '
tit" a l-ik.
It Vol i llll !
ellt keej, wlvlit.
I er i 1. pure er Hi n lllmi'l, Wenkii -s. .Main.
'Il, Nellrn'K n. I lei (ie.t ill;, I ill le e -uv -S,
t ill- Hmvlli'i 1 1 ei I ill I its -It cuts str,-n.;.i,
Milk I li: "lit P I- -'us tei't t-lt.n- llli'l lii.lllif
I e.-sens si Mih; pi .isiuit In take.
'I lie .lownnnlil fool il'H-ll't Iie-.V it.
Hood'o' is tho Best
Tho
Judgmont of
Experience.
Long
s
Sir, ttranf 11'. Itnrncs
" lUi l.fenl, N. Y.. .tun It.tWi.
'Mise f ninl my wife hi e tn!u'n Ffvi-r.il
tsltiis,;' 11,,,., p. Snrsupai i n t U t fun
ri.-nlt-. Kei'Viars I Imve lei 1 k..;.i Ireul.le,
met f N -.1 heart difficulty. 1 j uieihle 10
a 1111 I'-ll Mile t'r iio- , , ,1 sii'.ti.
1 anlln lus ilone me n meat it. ,1! ef t-. 1. I ton
flip fietn kidney troutile. a:.'! sun s,-(.ji on
i. ji r s ile ti 'iv. tliaukste IP .. I - itisii.:iri:ln.
v info lias 1ml s ctiieM t.Ti' Itumit fcr
Hood's phi
Cures
'i ii - ti'.nilc.i'l lirr
.i.-t 1 liii,it lis, i-llics
. -'.e 1, 1 . net tiail n
imiretii-n lit iic. It
moir or li--. Imt fur I.t.t
f 3k i 1 1 44 H 'Oil's .Nil it;'ttt';i'. -'.
iv i lirtvit rvi fit iMict' n n !
.-M Wr clmM lul! rcci'tiunt t
tllrt H- ft koi "I tvli.'iKt- in-uif-til
aii'l to tuil. ill' tin' v 1
tho bost rocrtit'ine in tine.
In 'k a slilit
1 it.. mi's Ssr.
I t n.e for t lie
., I f"tisiilrr i
" lillSNT W.
IHllS
lllll.ll
l.i IlK.-l
;et nooD's.
I iiti. 1 Imi Tills, ns
I 11 I- v 'Jii ivtits
IU nr Ihe I,.
uri' ti. uU.M
Flower
99
" I h.tvr I'orn afflicted withhilious
.wss; and con -tipation for fifteen ears
and tirit otic and then another prep
aration was supoestrrl to tue ntid
ui:d but tl I10" jlrI)0i,e. foetid
rmunriended Ancust I'lower and
word.; cannot describe the iidtntia-
t'on in which I Isold it. It has ivcrt
me a new lease f lif,, which ln-fore
was a ltinkn. Its r-od cptjlities
a tid wonderful nerits .should be made
Known to everyene suflering with
dyspepsia and biliousness." Jkssi;
Lakkek, Primer, Humboldt. Kas.3
RADFI ELD'S
FHMALn
REGULATOR
h.is pn-Ton an InfatUM
f ! ei me f,.r all ti rante-Un-.i:s
iseuliar to lli
U-irdlest-,- ui-li .Slr1:tlin
wi'iiCj iiiui evan.m ili-
r Is ' II taken ni time It
If II ryculstes unit fm. tes
-"sos II bialihy ae'eu of all tunc
I V it lions of thn riicmtivx
imilt j -L-Hiis. Vuunc UUits at
2iJr tp ate of j'lits ri-, ami
II taken Hi time It
paitie.wlU find In It a Iwalint;, nontMinf tonic.
highest vi'oninienilaiions fruiu rroinl
otiiil rnysii-iaus an'! Ihnse who hav trust It.
W rite f ,ir book "To Wnmeti." maili-il fre. Sold
tyall dmpuwts. BRAoHKLoBiOi'UaioaCo
projinetors.Ailaoia.iia.
HUM US I
' Ths Mysterious Ixms.
Mr. J. K. Emerson, a California
forty-niner," relates a curious story
In the Scientific American. Gold,
while its melting point is over 2,010
decrees, will evaporate at a much
lower heat. In 1 3-4 tho tJnvern
ment Inspector visited the (then) new
mint at San Francisco, to "take
stock," and found a deficiency of
Hi,(t00. Tremendous excitement
ensued, the sensation lieinif almost
equal to th.it caused hy the acts of
the famous "Vigilance Commit tee."
Wholesale arrests were threatened,
until some cool head suggested that
evaporation was the thief-that thn
missing iriild had flown up the chim
ney. Sure cumuli, examination of
the slate rmif showed It coveted with
feathery K'dd, where the cold air had
caused it to be deposited when it
came nut of t he chimney. The slates
were torn off; also those from several
near-by buildltiL's; these wero pnuuul
to Hiwder, and much of the re.
covered. Sn also was the furnace and
chimney brick, and, after all was
caved that could bo profitably by tho
methods 111 use in San Francisco, tho
dust was sent to the mint in 1'hii.i
ilelphla. Here It was worked over
more c'osely, and then the dust was
cold to French chemists, who shipped
It to I'aris and worked it over auain
there.
More than one-half of the $tjo,oon,
ns well as the Rood name of the San
Francisco official, was saved by these
various pro.'esses. Improved meth
ods now prevent any recurrence of
such mysterious losses.
Powder
delicacy noticed in the
finest cake, biscuit,
rolls, etc., which
expert pastry cook-, AbaSOItllfelV
declare is unobtainable
by the use of any other
leavening agent.
What Is Home Without
HOME HOWIE
TACKS?TSMAILS?
Btvcrnl nlscit to milt,
In a compartment box,
hfindy when you need
Tackn iihmit the home I'or
t-nrpets, fiirttilrirt, primp, or
rmmeniH, oilcloih.i, ehenth
Inif, 1001 uso9 you know of.
Alsvayn I'lutl the rlttlit tuck ut
tlio right time.
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
Made Soleljbj Ihe ATLAS TACX CORPORATION, BOSTON.
WARnnnreaa- He.teii, Ne'e York, 1'hlt.nlsli.hla. Clii -.ii;., KiUlmore, Sin Kranolwe, Lvnn.
ricToniKe. T;iuuten, t-iilrtinvcn, Whltuian, Kiiilniry, ami I'll mouth, Mais.
EVERYBODY WANTS THEM.
A. A A
"A SUCCESS."
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., Gentlemen:
I have suffered from catarrh for about the years
and havo tried several remedies without relief
until I eotnmeneed to use I Kill's Catarrh Cure last
February. 1 must say that it is a A SUCCESS,
the (lroppinj; in my throat disappeared entirely
after the first bottle. It increased my appetite, so
that I nmv weijjh eiht pounds more than mycus"
fOmary weight. I have recommended it toothers
find all who used it have been greatly relieved and
speak highly of it. One of them was in my store
yesterday and expressed his wish to peddle it this
winter. Will you please let me know the lowest
terms you could furnish it for, as I would like to
keep it in stork. Hoping" to hear from you
soon, I remain. Yours n speetfully,
R. C. HAUSWKPELL.
Lake City, Minn.
BOLD BY DHUGGISTS, 76c.
c
Sold hr Inurtrt..
l.voua ready
nniae ineuicine ior rouirus,
Uronrhilis and other dis
eases of Ihe Throat and
Lungs. Like other so called
Patent Medicines, it is well
advertised, and having merit
It lias attained a wide sale
under the name of l'iso's
"ure for Consumption.
rrTrl ! Calc.
s.n.i. w.n.11.1 -ii.s K.a-i 11 sn'l n tha
letter tn si-ell as many words a you ran !?
osIiik the lettt-rs as many limes as you t-li.
either back wards or torn ar !s. but not use lbs
lame letter in uiakiiigHiiy ene word more limes
tlmn il t.isn. in " World'a Kalr."
It I, said nrrftifi lis- small Knclis1! words
:nu tie iw;le. correcily from lie len letters
e H'tained In "World's Fair." Esuinple: Wad.
,wail. soar. idol. etc. If you are ij'Hid at word
UniK ni: you o:in seeure a 1rrc trip In the
jWnrll's Vair and return, as the Scott Seed
('nnipnuv will iny all exiieiises. Ineludinf It H.
fnre. hotel hills, adniisslnns to the I nlitmli an
lisit-in. and in eaati for incidental -.fenwe.
lo the first ierson ahle to make wi'i-nfi
i words fnuii the letters contained In " World's
'Fair." a a'-ove. Tliey wl.l al-o ittve a trrr.
ifrtlitn the World's Fair and return wilh fcS
Iter ineiilenlMl esm-nsi'S. In the tint ner-iin
c tol'm; .'''; words as shove. 'J liey will u!po
'vice tree trni to Hi" World's Fair and return
loi iiliciiii easli for Incidental eiriensesi to His
f.rst " ui semliiiit S'l:-!'' word.
To I lie lti"t l ersiill sendln t S"M worrts mil
Ik- irlveti ' In essl- towards payine es-nses
' to ihe W.lrlds Fair; to the llrt wnditik' t"'U
writs mills' uiven i' in ensh towards pay
iiicexisMiseslolli.. World's Fati.lor.n'i o! the
fust he. person seiidinif lhof S:v word will
' h" eiieii SI" ill cash, nnd to earn of the tird ten
1 M ie'liiii: l oi In Holds will le uiven K In cash.
iinli one prime will lie awarded to the same
iM.rwi W rite your niiine on lit of wonl
' 'iniiiihered' and' tin lo-e llie same inlp:od
i willi It I' ecu I'.S. two lit staiiiis for a lut-a
jis.'k.ih'- our C hoice Knulisli l otlane luirdeu
1 Till ioini'lnntion tneludes th late! and
' ..i p .pular Kin; i-li It -wers ;.f end leas vaCie.
I ... ',ine s w, II 1 e cont lined in theelahorata
rvini il o: F.i.iflisti llowersat Ihe World's tain.
' Thi ' World's Fair" foulest will be rarn
f"l:v iindeim-eieiili'i'isly (ondurtel solely for
the I'lit po-e of Introiliieiinr our business in the
I' s V..11 will receive tha hM value in
tl ,er i-. ds ever oITi red. and If yon are able
In tiiske 11 Kcol list of words and answer
: i.iotiip h nm will have a ftrst-clasa opportnn
! iv 1 . si'eiire a free trip from W W rtems lo
1" ii-10 iimf ifturii.
We nn- spcnilitipa larife amount of money to
Mart nm trade In thn I'. S. sod want your trial
order V"U "111 he more thsn gratified with
the ri-iilt. hend totay, and address the
hci.1T i-ttvn ('QMPAsr. Toronto, C'ana ta.
Put oiin In a thousand. The figure ono.
Pure grape
rream of tartar
forms the
acid principle
cf the Royal
rxclusively.
Tiie Royal
imparts that
peculiar sw eet
ness, flavor and
Pure
Several uliess In n carton,
handy when you need nalle
foruloodo honrd, shingle, or
I'encc I'lcbct,
broken furniture, rickety
door, to hang your hat
end cout on, etc., etc.
Alnnvn the rly;lit iinll nt th
rlKht time.
offer
It is now it "Nostrum, "
though nt firt it a.s coru
lmuiiilwl after prrjicrtiition
by N'Kiilnr jiliyslrlnn, with
no Idea tbt it ivmilil er
go on t tie niarkft a a proprie
tary ir.eiln inc. Ilut after
t'onipouiiiliiiR that prwrip
tioiinvtT a thiiusaml turn in
onyrar.w namcl it "I'iso's
Cure fir l unsumi'tlon," anil
brnaii advertiainiE II in a
small way. A nusliiin
luionii all OTr tbc wurlil ia
the n-siilt.
Why is It not Just an gonX
M thuiiuh riwtiiiK fifty rents
to a ilnllar for a prwription
and an niial mm to bav It
put up at a drug store?
KliWfiEDGE
Trinps comfort nnd improvement nnd
tends to persi n;d cnjuynietit when
rightly used. The n::iiiy,whn live bet
ter than others nnd enjoy life inure, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
ndiiptim: the world's lust products to
the iiieds of physical beitijr, will nttrst
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative piinciplc titibiaced in the
remedy, Syrup of Fijj.s.
It exct llei:ce is uii" to its presenting
in the form i.io t incept ible nud pleas
nnt to the ta-t ", the i fri-s'iine urnl truly
Is-Ili tici l J I'operfii s of a perfect lax
ntie; eth-ctit.illy t !e.niin; the system,
tl i-j. l i i tifjr colds, headaches nnd fevers
and periiiun-iitly ciiiinir fmistipiition.
It hasjrivit) satisfaction t" millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kidney.-,
Liver and I'snu-ls without weak
ening tlu iii and it is pcrf ctly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup nf Fi'es is t'nr sale by all drug
gists in 60c and il bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig fcvrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
picliftge, also the name. Syrup of Figs,
mid Icing well informed, y.iti will not
Uccil'ttinv substitute if olitrcd.
SLOTTiri)
CLINCH RIVETS.
No tool renu.'oi. O'l'v ft l.iCiliii.'r ne'leil t.idrlv
n c inrb la. in e!..Y n..l 'P.M.... .,.B ihe clinct)
'.I IIIhIj ,m.,. ill. H 1 v ! . i. ,.!, Ia
th. lea-her n.r imrr ier t li . T'.t are tlruof,
loiixh m: I dtnal.le. M . n nv In uiu. All
kii-itn, iiiilfiirin ,r n-iMri,' 1. t ni nn t.t Done.
Ask .rour deuler lor tliem, . r n-nl tivj. la
lUuipt i.ir u lux a l'i. A-Mirti: i .uoi Mnn'W tir
JUDS0N L. THOMSON MFG. CO.,
WAI.T1! il!. S.S.
l: N I' 1 7
Unlike th 9 Dulcii Process
No Alkalies
- - on
(linnieals
' u ,..
h J f It h.e morrthnn ttirrettmet
iffui.L.' I t n Man-li, Artmvroot ol
iSSirT .oiu:ir, mnl Is lar iinuo fen-
tHiinii'iil, rotting le.-.-i th'tit oi. criit a rnp.
It Is ilelliiuus, imiii i.-tiliir, Riul basil
DioEsrto. ..
Sold tftiriiiiTs eifrifli0rt.
W. BAK.EH & CO.DurcLester, Km
Do Not B Decf ivcii
with I'aites. Pnamrts ami I'ulnts which itala tb
bail'l. Injur.i thelri'ii hr 1 t.uru reil.
The Rli. Sun snue i',ii:n u Hrllltant, Odor
Imh. Puratite, anil the ronKumer I'svs for do lla
or KlaM packone with rvi r.r iiurel am).
Tan ideal mmiu medicine
for liiitlailiun, lll!liit)Mni.riie.
tllr.iU. hi, n.i.llp.ill.'ii. tt.i t
Lt'omplrilun, lliri.'i.lw liriuili,
Uriir.inil H.....1,, ' jStcAf'H
I ti IrtMirt'de ..r .m' Li i.. ei. !.
tlftvlBln ,:.i'. l'.-k.i.' . I I,, in; .,4.x
"JJiv iMims w i
SQ3f bflfiLUMi
ICOURM riic-
Curei Coninnipt ion. t ii'ii'lii. t'ronp, Soro
throat. SvlJl j- .CI Hr.i.-;: n on (in.inni.e.
SESEftBjg
poisok!
If rpy i n drt;i!t(l th
tvtu-uM . tir- ftllMtl Ht l-
:.m ... m X loftt
tt.iyti. Iff h m wrtttfor
tlcclir-i mid metl-.-!!.
'..r itil..h litr. our
I'm ii.'! tt tru-klnir Is
(o m. Whrti niiTcurr.
BLOOD
A SPECIALTY.
Iodide potAMlTtm, aanati nlu ir Htfi r1ti4 f!l, w
tnln that wjH cur '-r uu nt r. uivo i ruw( tont
fiuL.lltttl. l th iviui U.'li.y ft
of oiilv II. 00, Htai.nil. i In- Mi.k v
Utn rtuflv .nni l "f 1
iff on fiellent ym.wr n 1 I- l'-
)iuft)v rtui d ' iu I in e ti
It fftfM t;nirlirt v.ui-t ' I U IU- .tin
r"iuilf nt m l pit u nu lnti
firnuan flur la v. .IN 1 i-rfo-n ..,..n"n
Tt t Invaluable t ;- i - -'
Uioroutrt'ly fni!nr .ti. lJ.r'ii. -i
Allien, .in who n-h t" l-.iru t.-.i
l.lrMs u Ith
BVVl I I U. Htit "I, I3 l-t.tt'4 t., Urk Illy.
I -ill oatltiir.
'nrinlV!i-tii!i..n. Id--l ni i-.t". in i'li .i'"!. .-.ii I'- Li.H'tiir-'
Villa HU11IU-Int II lliritl l IV II 'I .JlKll l.HIlM . , .
CuresSickHeadacne
Iit a-. unip. iiim.-t:... in ii ii lli'tl. unli irioil
of vrt uiieiilril i,'is h, h,, i. iiniuriill. ,l
14 a ilnr. Hut.' uui.l. I.;."ii.n.i'. 1'lnU. t'a.
SaMornhlnr Ilahlt I'nrrd In 10
,1 tii'.t! ilnrs. N" iaj till cured,
il OR. J. STEPHENS. Lobunon.Omo.
MEN AND BOYS!
Want to Irani all atwvit '
Hi rne ? Hon to 1'l.n i'ut i . I
Good One? iiaow impi'rf.'
tloos and fo nuard aKRi' i
rr.md Prtect liiwaic un 1
FrT.'t a Cure whi'n wuhI.
K.M ? Tell tho Ji- I v
UieTerthr Wlint to . all I1!" : i '. ! in I ru r tna
Anln .l? Il""- I" -ti i " l!i" I i' ii. riy All tin
and olbi-r V u.il 'e Inr.'in .i'1.i:i .-.in i o'-t i!: r I l
tea-Hill our 1 tltl-1' . K 11.11 sfll ITIII
tllltR Illicit, mil -. e M'.t r-r'i.i. I. isj.v
paid.vn rei'iiptofiin! cent, in i :n lis.
BOOK PUB. HOUSE.
134 Leonard St.. Now York City,
HIIM-: V IN HII I Ns.
in '"' i " I- ' I--' i-sr. i"i ' "
ii
rOT "ire Si-. e- in f . ,1 u.r ,.
j;;;:,;':.i.''a. ;
I MEND . YOUR OWN HARNESS
THOMSON'S life
BT5 -a
EE j9
5)' r.re eseil In tin
JB,&ii j n ii.u :illen of
l . mRi'fiakf3sfr,niin
L-fiyiirffl'TTiUtrtf- ii
ova ri a. uui n. ut mi.'. . i. m.
ft Piao'i IUt.iisIv r-r laiirrli li the 1
a 3 bcuii by druj'-1 or 6.-.H by c all. Vl
leal c. ft '4'. Uat-itlc. VtitM, ftk U .