TrIttolTnrlUl,Koma&f
TLo YurnH inUed, assert that ha-
mn bouIh return juto tbe boaiet of
nnimale, and that tlie ni-iriu of the
latter take also a huuiiiu furui au4 ft?
ju-ar at determined epoch. Thin is
certainly tho reason tbey aro sq kilil
to animals. M. ElUco liei-Jini Kay
that a Yuruk loves his hotsa us piufli
as 111s lainuv, iiw Jiorscij uavo xueit
t'lare under Ihs tent, and it in unr
common to see them wsrnily wrapped
in a magnificent robe when tho Yuruk j
and Lis children ar covered vitU j
rags. So'iiu other ctialums; attett nlsij
a pagan origin; in the Orient every?
body known that the Yurnks worship 1
certain trees jand rocks. These facts, j
Yield sufficient evidenee that mom:
theism is hy no wesna the ebscutiul
aoma of their reUivu.
Among the quality possessed by the
Yuruk, hospitiihty is, no doubt.proini?
nent. Deprived, by the very influence
of his adventurous life, tf all thu tierce
instincts which characterize thu Turk:
omans; restricted, by his oeeuuivti.ins,
to tho wood", the piaiurf, uf the kmii:
tains; constantly jspeii t'i tko iij:
clemency nf tun uhuh, to dimmers
and encwie ol all kiuiv4, the Yuruk
has conceived ft generous and noble
idea of h'.'spitabty, nn i hs practices it
wjth dhiintereftednesd ailij pleasure.
Ills tent, whether in his presence or in
his abboucp, is lis.s open t; ti:e
traveler, ami food mi l drink in aimnd
nc ra given h;ni. Tlie t 1 j t vf tin
Yuruks lire pijunr.', mil made of s sort
Of thick black w.n.Jeli cloth.
Aside from the informal inn 1 hnv?
pivf n here, no'libi"; precise is known
i f their private life. For iysmiioe, ie
bodv ever i;en vlmf bri'.iii'e of their
dear), a.s no one bus ever Yn h ceme
tery. All 1 on, able to m . :r tliit the
body of tlm ileeear-et J phu'-d oil it
black imi'e. destined e'cbiMw-ly for
that use. an t thus csrrie 1 to a in. .tin
turn. There, 1 nn: i:ot ihvhih whether
it is crenuited or lun ed; but. r. I
was told t!'t they i.No t;ike 11 -.d. nf of
firewood, it is safe to behove that cre
mation takes place. Popular iVicuce
Slonthhv
FiIIsdii's Practical Way.
Au incident once happened iu T.di
foil's laboratory illustrating capitally
the intense practicability of th-.- "Wiz
nrd s nature atiii also sh.-u i 11 1 the i:u
I'raetieal ways of pro -,.irs. During
the course of i.!i:e incandescent Ihiuji
ttperi'nents l!.l,on wish--I to kvow
the flTonut 1! si nce riichstd in t!p
eluaB i.'ub, 1,! 1 so. tunon-r to two of
Ji: wise at, 1 fi-Ti-d n--'-t.'ii;t elcctuc
laijs. req.iesicd then to f.e. rtnm the
euliieai co!:t-'l.'.-. i f oil,- ! 'os ,'t.v-r'.c
illMminntirs.
To these j -o'-f
ficeurred bur nt:e
problem ttiHT;:e'.e
has rvrv pro: , -i .
sci-lic.- of ,j,;i'.t'!
wili know by ! a
foiMn of ri:i ':'iin i
itscertaiu its ctl'iei
tak. '-la fact :' ca
li.iirhrnoiti:'!;! -!'!
t rs Weill to
lifter ll-IIIV Verai
eo!i-M!l!H. ''I !.-'
foni'.e 1 L-l. t ; -' of t
i-urpri-e tie m.. nt
mini's t'e re
t n.iu. 1h,
At.y one nh..
I !y into this
I iiiatfiiit jd( s
li- irregular
lamp t Licit to
t.t
tee is no ea-y
r tite gr. ntet
: '!: 1 i of. -
,1 fo
j'c:
.With t it.e . rit. Hll i
1. -he, t .f pnr. r and
-'.ti reolo tone. in
ter r.--1'!. 'I'., th-tr
.tor .-aid till figures
e-o t of tie' tre.,.
he . ! -t :. ti Hs to hov
Wiitiir I v....;,l oijlv
r- au.t tell tl..-;., to
v 1 -e !- 11 gain wi r.t
, el.'i . kcl t In-Ill mid
of unit heuiat ienl
.-1. hluet :e t.pHl.phed
1 ie :.! avail, for tin?
..on deelai od wrong
Ml re !;ot
Hunt 1
he Li
shrux
find o
HI. I
. tie
:iM
: re
Tin- .Io
over tie ir iic
fied all in
e ilci illt !i .'. ' I
liiecha;
.ii'o . tit ' :
ti :iai res 1 !t u iii 11 .
by KdHoii. ft. r ,
attempts, aad v. h.'i
1 ue dii v b id be. 1
s'ir '..01 ). v.r;
j i"' oh-iii nntii ' ii
Method of niiii 11T:
The Wi,.:i-i '
1 he I'Mll o!V Hll 'lie:
with water and t In
into au tiistrtitiietii
t tie volume of tlu h
v. nil more useless
a ir.M.d poriion "f
V fed, the profess-
10 uioi'.' upon tho
kie-w lldiiou's
hi
the
imp.y tools
iiid verif, tilled it
!! poureil the inpiid
.1 -oil to ib tel'tiilllfl
s, u bene,. th eubi-
enl content
Herald. n ii-
kiiown. New York
To ( Ii an-
t'.lTi'eiiia ly vi-l (.'uiii!
inns, or whnn tlm lilno
he '
wht-a i ij-i iv or hil
ts i'lianro - si u'ii,i.
te .rmKiii'ly c:i- Int.ipm e.nn'tp k'i ,,,
t" imnkoa ? tie i.i In.) in I i.vvr to hi iiMiy
activity, '.Vilimi! ur.i.v ,,r we i i rni'ix
II. Sill, Ul ;H. ,. .t. 1. 1 H i-hi--:, i-.i.i i,r tl'lTS
Is. r ip at f ii,
Hsu
'J I
.' la-te
r the
I.!.-.1.,
- let
lie ,c
le .1-n.l upon tin
ha,..
i- n n-
Nr mm I. -r i.f !...
fer It if t Pi-il i-e. '.-l
Jhi.leii-M-irth A- i .i . i
1 rice ;i; i,y ,:l:!, 51.1 -,
s. I.
N. V.
tliii-t.
- 1111. 1 .
fl.
-IU - li t.
Malaria i nrc l and erailii ai.-il fra n timsr.
tein Py Hn.wa's Inm iluti-rs. w'i enr i . n
t tie tit'iii i, fonps thu uerces. ai t. ilim--t en.
Acts lik a i lmriii im per-nas l:i -m.ral ill
hivilth, ittviiiij ui-r energy ami sMuutu.
It i-tin-treul.le-,,f ,,.n ,,ri-..v tii.it mate
I ei .e h.-avv Ii..!.-11 t-.-.lav.
S. K. "iilmrn. M-r . fl n il' Semi, write- I
t ii. I lliiil 1 1 ji.u i a ' . 1 i'n a viiluaiil.. ri-iin-.lv "
lriijii;i-ts wll 11. 7'n-.
A treat ii iinv ,iii.i- are ri'lit in tin-it
r.earts iiii.l r n,'lii tlieir lieiels.
Brown's Inm Blth-rs earn- Dyspepsia, Ma n
na, Hiliiiiisiu ss ainl liuaernl Di-iuiUy. line
tr-tiitu, hiiIh lli.t.oi. tuiii'i llm ncrvi-n
rn attia Hpiii l'ti'. The best tnalo for Narsia
Mut num. wt' ik wuuien ami elul irn i.
The lliltu w 1 1 1 will
t. als fr-cn liiui-.-if.
,t in,,.,-,
Hi-t'i 1 in in'?. I'itN with a dunk of 1
iiiK. 1 It j m -lm ut ht'l--.. Z't ct
IhTih-,' III- Itm-t M.t'i nr -J'.il'
If atTl!ctrl with Mn eyes us Dr.Unar Tlinmn
fcou'a Kye-WHtMr.lrtiifi-M sett nt r.j,tr bttia-
'J liinkiu,' wili kft-p in fpitn tltiini wrmi.
Hood's!j; Cures
" My t i-fini U iH'ctn with inil,t;nm;if iry rliru- ,
m il -m in my It't't iihuvi litt knt-f. A ;i 1
r if poiiltit in :i
nsnn'iii; fcnit f...ni.'l,
juhI I .i-. ill Irri ihlf r ii
lil ion, i ii a hit u l . :x !
tiMinili- jiiv hy-iri;th If-
ninvi I a pin ul' ln'if, I
I he t i 111 siilTt-rin J
zvv.it pi ti. I Uiiihchl a j
li,.!lT H-..'ti hut 1 It (if '
lltMt'l- ir--M",'il':. -Ti'l j
it (lie in stH'i-l ili
ctiarueiu; and
hf-a !eil
iilrn k
nil " i a Ml k
W. il tl t it. '. ".-.1
S;. M l. 1. t W'Ti.
ure -r k ll"iiil..il- 11
uooti roii
I ,(i ,8M i;ilicl)e, .,1Klill;r at,nics
1M1) U1C11. ,,, ,8;,2
,
Uiey are mora Hiaii triiu'd-i'.'..4.-
000.
Kecently tlic lYem-h courts lmvo de-
culcil that a young man born in IS'. :110c
o a i.Yench nioihcr and an JiogiMi
father must serve
French arm v.
hia time in I lit'
If North Dakota continue to extend
(lie iheep business at tlio present rule,
it will only bo a few years, predict
the American Fanner, beforo the
Sinte will rank anion"; the jjreat wool-
' growing; States of tliis country.
Jvypt, under ltritUh rule, is devel
oping i is agricultural resources, notes
the American Agrii-nluiiist, the ship
ments of wheat, cotton seed and beans
now being; exceptionally heavy, while
thci.e of com and barley are bcgiuim)
to be appreciable.
The wheat crop ul Mexico forms an
iinp.irttmt product in its a-jrii'iiltni e,
the hiyh table lands and cool eleva
tions leiiij; well adapted to ils prodile
tion. lttit a small iiiuotint ot wheat is
imported, and the hulk of it come
from the 1'nitcd States.
The salaries of the lirttUli Aiuha--sudor
nie: To this eoiui' t e, s;i.'i,0i'J
a ear: to France, H0.00O ; 10 Austria,
l.ooo; to Turkey. 0O; to ll i--sia,
s:it',i'o;"i ; 10 lieiiiiauy, o", oOO ;
to Italy, v'i.'i.i"."1 ; to Spain. 7,.jo0.
The b'riiisli Ambassador- have also of
ll 'lal residences.
. 1
The American Tract ocicly, which j
recent! v celebrated its bixt-eighth j
anniversary in Wa-hingtou, reports
(hat since its oriraniati m it h is been
initrumMita! in ilistnbtt!
vo'tiiues o evangelical
lilciaiuie, iu addition
t l'p.oi 0,0'") tracts am
copies of 1 oriodiea'.s, a
peine ot 1 7 ," .
ing :'. :'.io i,t"u
no!i-Ci'tai i-i'i
11 more t ban
a total .
1 I a e of the eurioii, fea'ure- of ill
Nt -w .ii ubti e.i-iu y eouut 1-tl;
iiiiinbcr of lugs u hicli have never i.ec
cn: t'cd -la. -'ie'y lei'; t he 111 in t. Mo
of :iie si.ver ilol ar- 11 'W bein ; h-t'idl.'.
have upon their c-.veriujs .uo iii'
W llieh h.i- Ie' -IllU ll.lted since lie' ias
u;nt, four Mars ao. Tieue I,.,
been noeui for them an 1 tuey h tvi
reutaiiied in lln uh'.i -easitry Via':
like ore in a mint.
liii"
s;n iur
foot -1
:i;sh fanners :i,ink
; that I ie! silei i 1
?o in no ionger 1 1
I te,
' od
den
i -old for 1 1 1 1 h i 1 1'
C i..iii!e.ed a fail average
ago, an I iu woo! pi lei
e'Ut wor-e. T.i.; tainte
sliire ii i J not mi (lived
of u i.a'. W;,
a few ve.ii'
leiV bee
s ot III lot
60 Si'Vdei
from ag.uctti:
tin v foi.ow ed
ilepfeS-ion. becaii
mixed farming, a ;
re
on var.om pre
A ii it belie inciileut isieporie
1 1
11'wdeu, iu t iertna iv. Tiiren t..iin; -cuinc
to a ferry over tie- I biv. The
fate iiero-s eorre-poiHlcd to four cents
iu American money. The trio hid ju-t
I his amount among ! he in- 1 1 te of them
took charge of the clothe of his com
panions in the ferrr boa', while the
other two swam across. t i'uf tin:
men became exhausted in the mid
stic.im and was diowned.
' Of all races of peojilo n n
nib-
iting the earth tho Caucasian placed
the leat e-tiuiate upon the vain: of
life. SciiMil;.-ts 11 g ee that suicide is
; ou the increae among the western na
tions. The exci ing cause, or iuy-:e-rioits
impulse to end life by self-violence,
may not he accurately defined,
philosophi.'! Iho Ciiieago llenihl, but
undoubtedly in III s tomilry the high
pressure and rush in inoney-gelting
and undue gratilicatiott ot the senses
in every conceivable way, has inui;'.i to
do with i'. It cannot be at libuted
wholly to atmospheric stimulus, for
men kill theuisclviis in Ivirope and
1 Asia.
A Diminishing ( rime.
1 The records of the Secret S-rvice
snow that one form of crime namely,
tho 'raisiny'" of builed States notes
and certificates from small ilenumina
tiotn to higlicr ones has cou-iderably
diminished of late. This is due to no
other cause llian the arrest of a notor-
j ions expert iu (his hind of work, who
has ib lie more of it than anybody elso
j known to the inveniment detectives.
: lie was arrested a year ago in lleti
ver, bul got away and was nH beard
j from for .seven month. At the end
I of that lime he wrote from .Montana,
; over the p-cudonym of Wesihike, to a
manufacturer, ordering some lools of
, the sort needed iu the practice of his
. perii'Lir indiiMry. The manufacturer
I -m"Hod a iiioti-e and communicate'
! wii h Chief I i ummoiid of thu Secret
j Set vice. The latter mail; the surmise
I a certainly by comparing tho hatul
' writing of H'estlake's letter with other
I writing hy Hie escaped criminal which
; was preserved iu the ollh:.'. Tho long
j nought jailbird was found working in
a mine and was promptly sentenced
Io lifteen years in ihe penitentiary.-
New York Advertiser.
( iiiiirlil 011 the Fly.
lie (musingly) ! ,liouhl think a
biidal tour to the World's Fair wohIiI
be an event to bo pieasautly icmctn
bcrod in after life.
She (enthusiastically ) Oh, it would!
lint, .lohti, thi jK mi sudden. ew
York I'ress,
IVll FARM AMI (UNDO.
salt as a ri:uin.in:.
Salt is indisponsable as a food for
plants becauso all plants contain 11101c
or less of it. (Irass 'has a notable
amount of stilt iu it, and when liber
ally supplied with salt will take up
much more than the normal tronor-
lion. The atmospheric moisture con
tains some salt, but most near the sea.
This is, however, not suflieient to sup
ply the crops, and heuco a certain
additional quantity is needed, it is
known in practice that it is always
desirable U apply such kinds of fertil
izers 111 large excess of the amount
actually contained in the crops, per
haps for the reason that the roots of
the plants come in actual contact with
a very email proportion of the soil,
and thus the soil should have a super
abundance of whatever the crops-need.
The quantity of salt use. I varic- from
100 to ""0 pounds to ilie actw 'ew
York Times.
-III I Tl 1: I "It -im k. ;
I'ltiing the .iiitciiiig of auima's !
warmtli must not beseemed at the e- j
jfiise of exercise and appetite. In 1
the dry climate of I'tah .1. H'. .iii
boi n has found by trials through six :
yeais that cattle, sheep mid swine on j
ho whole required nioie food to main- i
tain existence when fed in the open
iiic than when liou-e 1. Cattle and:
begs made a more eonoiiiie gsiu in 1
the open air. "sheep in the lani did
better in every respect than in 1 he
open air. Cattle in box stall- did be'- j
ter than these t:ed up. The greater I
the freedom of motion, up to the j
freedom of a yard ten rods square, j
the more food eaten, but the le-s food 1
required for a pound of gain for c:i'- t
l. These trials indicate that frc: 1
access to shelter ti'ol cards is more 1
c onomical than eomptil-oiy life in
the storms T in close conliu- iii 'tit in
the bmu. American Agricu tttrist.
111 I s l
tl new i
into the b
for a li li
IP'S I V.
limy of bees ;ire
e ( ai l (icy need
time, io " t.uit
irotij
it
watch
other colonies do
iihly tlii! 111 viii
t ho-e (l it is it
or it may be on';
U e i o.i 'irMii, t o il'
et'.s honey ceil-,
i. 'ive to other bee.,
lh.it instinct which
1, ir..in a sciim.il boy :
to m '.isiue s'.rcugtii .
icail- every
tin
down, to iK'siro
t i li a new .
An oid b
oniei
i
eper, who always
.Hi his i.e.--, al- ;
t p l-tl'd ill IllOile; n
u-'d o d-fashioned
his hive,, both I
e times before he j
in li.ein. iace h'- I
! Wood tislie- ill it,
u.nl '"g oo, l .in u
.hough he was no
meihud -. and on e
hives, nscil to ,
new and old, I h. e
put a new rv. arui i
w io: 1. ol a lt.ll;
Im'.i s ul i might
bavit
a.i-w c: ed his
his they v.'crc
a washing in
w a-hing was
eteucd, into
I l!
.as u
With
t:Ct wa-
-.oniei. -I!.
saii w ater, an
id the a-l
1 1: 1 t v s w
in wa'e f
w h c!i he iHita
buives or sum
Tney were
wa-hiiigs, an, I
pu'. a few dried lo-e
sweet- inching herb.
11 diiet between the
he sai I the bees l.Ueil
his Lives,
due to tii!
i I whi' li I
W'h"l!i''i' hi- sue. ess was
practice or to other e.ire,
was aim -l a partn ul n
and notuina', wo will not e-n .
ton ( nltivator.
ill,-
I 1 1 1 -1 v . -m 1 I'.
The nrce i:y for dipping sheep
pears only wl.e 1 para-i'e- infest
Hoc!;, These para-res me of
kind-, the sheep 1 ii 1 1 Iv and the
the
two
-cat.
mile. I.iei
limes, but
t or other kinds i
rtirclc, found to
re some-iiit'e-l
;
tloek.
Neither of ihe-e parasite iii-m;"-l
ili developout of lioibinir. They ex.
isl in the 11 irk wlio.ly through cou
ttigeous conlact with iiving in-ce s.
Tin: obj-ct of d jipiag sheep, the-,..
fore, slioii'd be 10 eradicate iii-ec;
I'nemie- from the II icU, for if the-e iu
sec 8 are thoroughly and completely
destioyed they e. ill not again inf -t
the 11 " k till il cones 111 cuntac wiih
liing pai'asi lei. 'l'iiouni;biies i- tbe
key to suce -s- in il pping -In i'p.
( ue balh iu a pu'a-iic d 's iover
will kill the ticks that iufol tl,e an',
ma's. But fences, -hcN, yards and
other place wlii b the Hocks has come
much iu c oit ict wi li wl.l retain
enough a-iiiii .1 .ata-!ies to reiiil'cct tbe
li n k. An I sueli places cinnot be
wholly ele in. d of Ihe pests, lill 'c.ive
treatment leipiires that the sheep
should be tiioroit.'iily dipped three or
four times in one -ca-on at intervals
of I wooi three weeks. 1 . I liis is done
at slu ai ioi a id during lee fo. lowing
mouth- it Hiil be most rcoiiouiie.il
and the I'll in e iti be so completely lid
of the paitiM'e- that future treatment
will hi Mini"! "ss iry. Western Stuck
man am'. uViv.itoi.
I nl'lil U 1 'CM S AS, -11 11 a,
A more liberal product ion of nutri
t ions foil ler nop-, a-i Ie fiom Indian
corn, to be iai-e.1 on ihe fai m and fed
in jounce ion with pm eha-ed c iiniuet -cial
seed slull'-. is iuge.1 by Director
(ioessuitin of the Mas-nchusel t stuiiun
lis an (llb ienl ineiins to iiteuase the
genernl prniliiciivenessof oa-terii farm
binds and also to cheapen the e jt of
feed for all kinds of live mod;. The
introduction of a greater vadciv of
fodd"!' pl.iiiin will eii.ibi! f nniiTs to
meet belter i.e d Heretics hi t,-n,
Colid.liutu of 1 .iiii.ite and soil, as Hid,
as lb" -p'cinl uanls of ililb-reut
brat rhi- of I'ariiitug iiolu-iti v. Takin"
Ibis
f .jU'-iion, Ihe great 1
and valuable fuini y of leguminous
plants us clovers, vcMies, lucerne,
serradella, peas, beans, lupines, etc.
is in a particular degree well qualified
for that purpose. These plants also
deserve a decided rod mmend.itioti it)
the interest of a wider range for the
introduction of economical systems
! of
rotation of crops under various
conditions of the soil and the
diilerent ri'ipiiioinen: of markets.
Most of these fodder plants have nti J
extensive root system, and for this
reason largely draw their plant food
from the lower portion of the soil. ',
The amount of stubble and roots they !
leave behind after the crop has been
j harvested is exceptionally large, and
' decidedly improves bo h "he physical
I and chemical condition of the soil,
j Toe lauds are subsequently b 'ltcr fi
I ted for the production of shallow
j growing crops, as grain, etc. Large
'production of fodd r crops aist iu
! the economical raining of genera! farm
I crops; alllioui'li t ic aiea ticvoteti io
cultivation is icdto
1. the total yield
of the laud is u-ualiy
lore. Chic igo Ti me-
more satisf.ie-
. u:l ul m iii wt 1 11 -1 1 Kit mi ' ul rs.
Weil ordered woi k is n it au injury
to mares with sucUing col s, but c ni
di! ion- arise in the rii-h of farm
labor, which make great c ue neces--nry
in order Io avoid sennit s injury
both to m ire au I coll. Overheating
the dam by violent exercise iu Ihe
middle of the dny is one of these, but
it does not represent all the danger. In
lltebuiryof bis work the driver of
the team isof'eu inclined to a fractious
iia-idliiig of hts horses, with a result
ing use of the wh'p and harsh words
and tone- that fret a id often greatly
! excite the net vou- syt"m of mares in
milk, t! rvoii- system being par.
ticulariy scu.pive, at this ti.il', t)
di.-tu. long citt-es. It is very well
known to intelligent diil".. lii'ii that
harsiiiii -1, iu the treatment of cows,
is at once followed by a decrease in
the inutility both of milk an I butter,
anltlei', ion, where the liar-hn, ss is
in t to 1' uilpatited by blows. What may
be ih -ilhl lb. II of the clbv! I.po.l thu
iiiiik.proib.c'n organ- .if the mate of
lie 11-e of t ..- hisli, ilchitil.il j. 'iklug
upon tie' her-e's III Ol liwidl the reins,
and ;h rouh l.iiiguage Ihtil i'Ue loo
of'en iioiiecs i i the driving of ho--e-?
I luniaiii'y and a love f if dumb
animals on. lit to insure kind irent
meiit of ail the animal' upon the f.tim,
but if licit i-bui does not cat ty sitf
li. ictii weiglii i h "me. .-ol f-ln :if-i
otieb; to come in and show that tin- ;
kiiidu's means a po-ilive lo-s in
d il'ai - tin 1 ecu!-. Il is often, how- :
ever, not a ipie-ti.in of real brutality
011 the pari of 11.1ki1.1l drivers of
h n.-. The driver- are llicm-elyes
perhaps tiied and fti'tted, and
ihough'les-ly and implti-ively a blow
of tic ias'i is given, or the harsh coin
nun. Is uttered that would not be given j
or i.l'eied iiuJer any ot her ei 1 cum-
-tiiii.es. In such c.-es ihe iliivcr.
must keep a ch. ek upon himself as ;
we; upiot his horses. '
Mures in milk nie more susceptible .
to changes of temperature or to sud- t
den chilis from drinking freely of very
cold water when heu'e.l. In all ways
btool mates tiiu-t he treated with
extra care and kindu"--, if their own i
fu'ure ifefitbiese is to be conserved, J
no I the thrifty growth of ihe foal as-
-tiied. They shou'd be given a
nourishing supply of find that will
provide abundant feu-ienaiieo for the
dam, and au iniiple Mipply of milk
for the coll. tiood pasturage and a
liberal ration iu which bran cr ground
oals predominate will be found to
yield most satisfactory resuu,.
American Agriciiltuil-!.
I AI.'M AM' i. l.'l'l s mh 1:3.
Olb'ii-tive odors taint iniik.
Feed milch cows a I they will cat
clean.
Na-lurtitiius are eie.it additions to
any garden.
Sjft water I rrcoinmoiidcd for
lion-e plants.
l'.aut out a few fruit Ircei every
year in order Io keep up Ihe supply.
Milk taken from the o,v at liihl is
li.'i.er than Iliat given in I he morning.
Tarred rooli tg-paper rut into strip
and wound about Ireeo will keep iu.
sects 11 way.
Mraw berries will grow on any kind
of -oil, though to do tlieir best the
ei ciiiid shoul I be 1 ii h in 1 1 .ui t food.
K"roeuo and w hitewa-h ure valu
able adjuncts in 1I1! poultry biisine-s,
K-pedal y at this lime of year are they
valuable.
Turkeys until ihey "shoot the red"
should ho Will cared for. After thai
period they lire perfectly able to take
caie of them-iel ves.
The P. kin duck i a profi able fow l.
If it were not Kinkiu ami other duck
iaii-rs would not keep tli.'in. At too
weeks old a pair of l'ekius should
weigh in ihe neighborhood of ten
pounds.
His Turn Now.
What a horrid noi-e you are niak
inl excbiiined Susie siiatmck Io her
little bioiher 011 the uiornbi of the
I'ourtli, 'hanging your torpedoes and J body, titled with gau.o covered nper
liie crtiekers ad over Iho place." 1 turcs for seeing, i put on and they
'Why shouldn't I?" letorled Fred- fjo about the street resembling strayed
dy. ' V"ti in btltic iu b inliiL' out I member! of some sheet ami nil loweae
i,.,,. ,, ,, vcal. ,-0luJ,'
tFAIM AM) (TKIOrS.
The llesh of forest rats is esteemed
a i ll iimry delicacy in parts of Cuba.
There is a man in (iri ill 1, Ca., who
is hoarding a iniliion dollars of Con
federate money.
The I.ifc-suving scrvieo in lS'.tO cost
(f I,000,on0 niid saved SOU lives imj
O,i'J0,i00 of property.
The inland of Al tt, the most west
ern point of our territory, is iiHOO
j miles west of S.m Francisco.
Tl.'o largest log.slido in the world is
at Alpracii, in Swit.eraud, from
Mount IMatus to hike Lnecrnc.
The llrst white child born in the
Colonics was Virginia Date til Koaii
oke Island, August 18, b"t7.
An 1 flicer of the Prnzdian Army
bears the name of Captain Antonio
de Albuquerque OVonnel .Jersey.
There is an apple treo near Wilson, i
N'. V., ltiiied in lIo, tint oin-e
yielded thirly-thtvo full barrels of
, tnU-
j t'liarlei Allard of M ssouri has 1 on
j bull. does 011 the I'lathead ic-crvation,
j ihe only live herd of such magnitude
1 in the world.
; Though many Ilnti-h naval llicers
of hieh rank nib young men, there arc
live admirals iiviuir in IIiil'IiiihI. ut an
' age of more linn ninciy years. '
; The llaylish skylark litis ofti'n been
j introduced in o Xew liuehmd, but all j
attemjiis to domesticate il have proved j
futile, for the climate is too severe. 1
'i'lie largest yield of oranges r.t I'o- ;
m 'iiti, t'.d., this year was from a '
grove of trees IT years old. Six acres
, jicld'-d fi.SOO Ik x"s. Two tries'
: yielded :ij b 'Xes. j
The motto ''I. I'luiiiuts I num" was !
lakeii from tin: title t:i-i! .f liie !
, tient'emuu's Mag.i.ine, at the time ot ,
the Ib.'Voiution having a largo eircida- :
lion iu the 'olonics.
Iu the museum at M ivencc are si v- I
crai piles from a li nnaii bridge ncio-s
the 1 1 iii no th'-rr. Toey are long and !
heavy beams, tipped with iron to pre-
vent splitting when d iven. j
In the jewel house in the Tower of
I. Mid in.tiiere is a book bound through
out in gold, (yen tn ih.' wires of the 1
hinge-. i, clasp j, t wo rubies set at '
oppo-ite end-, of four goal n links.
'I I." tusks of au '- 1I1 a 1 1 1 weiii j
front thirty Io seventy pounds each, j
and sell for .i per ii'ind. The
natives of Africa eat every panicle of
the elephant, and obtain from it largo
ijuiilltilio- of fat.
In the Yo-cuiito Valley, 'in; Taihcr
of ll.e I'oii'-." a fallen Irer, Mi) f,.( t 1
long and feveral centuiie old, and '
has been boil, wed out tiud for a ill'. 1
lance of six'y yards a man can walk
lipi ighl inside it. I
The f .inous K itij 1I1 tunnel of India I
pierces tint Kliw.ji Aiuruii mountains
abom CO miles noilh of Inetia ut tin ;
elevation of tl, 4 00 feel. Il is l'J.fsi.iO
feet long and was constructed broad 1
enough to carry a double line of mils. !
Tim cotnitvy is oiic-ihird the size of
ihe British Km pi re, nearly one-half an
large as the Uns-ian litnpire, a fourth
snuller than the (.'biuee Jviijiire, a
fourth larger than France and all its
colonics, twice us large a Ihe Tuiki-h
I-nplro and neatly as large as Brn.d
Iliihliff-Trei's in Nicaragua.
A forest of rubber-trees may be de
tected without the eye of an expert,
for they aro scarred and dying from
the won mis of the machete. The rub
ber hunter reminds mo of the woman
who "killed tho gonna that lay the
golden egg." Kaeh troo will yield
only n certain amount of ihe precious
piico per year and n-l tin ils vitality.
When one of these improvident fel
lows makes a discovery, however, only
a few months sulli.'o to placo his bou- !
nn. 1 in Ihe ranks of the many I hat ,
have pom) before. In consequence, !
you may travel se llieso forests from
I end (o end without seeiiiir a virgin
live. The ordinary specimen of Niea- j
I r.ieua is from lifty to 0110 hundred
j feet high and about two feet iu d.iuu- j
cler. The bark is while and the leaves j
oval, with a slight inclination down-,
j wards. Tho (tula are made about two
I feet apart, and generally extend from I
1 the or, ,1111 I Io the lirst branch, chan. J
t nels being .scored in Iho nid is to lead I
! the juice into a bag. The average
yield of a tree is from live to seven
g'i'loiis of u milky fluid. This is
mixed with the juice of Iho ,4wisth,''
v ii ii It hastens cotijrclatioii. A fer this
operation the erud rubber i- baled up ;
nml .1,1 1 itm-lli Im tin i-eli.ic.l nil. I
further prepared for commerce. An
other lii'J very dini'ibu" to the rubber,
and often mistaken for it, is the row.
tree. This yields a liquid very much
like miik in taste and appearance, and
more than once was drunk in cofl'cc by
the engineera. Harper' Weekly.
Ili;ll Caste Ilegirars.
There is ono c'iim of beggars in In
dia whoso appearance, especially at
nijilit, is rather itartling. There aro
women who belong to tho higher
classes whoso easio rules forbid tlieir
nppeara'ieu in public, lint the calls of
hunger aro imperative, to a long gar
ment covering Iho head and entire
J party. New York Mail and Impress,
Borne of the pneumatic pons intended
for New York harbor will probably be
put in position during the present sum
mer. Of tho flTe rums f,,r New York
two fifteen-inch guns w ill be set up at
Bandy Hook and one at Willct'a Point.
One ten-inch gun w ill also be set up at
the latter point and one eij.'ht-iuch un
at the form n. Early next year it is
expected to place the three fifteen-inch
guns intended for Sail Francisco, after
which the three guns for Boston har
bar will be set up. There is no doubt
that the pneumatic fruns may bo ef
fective auxiliaries in IhihI defense.
While they are quite limited in range,
yet within that ritnc they have the
power of throwing an enormous qtian-
i tity of dynamite or other high ex
plosives upon an onetuv's lloc-t. Heneo
they are particularly adiqded to de
fending a narrow channel r to pro
tecting fortified works from suffering
too close a fire from an t neniv.
THE U. S. Government Chemists
have reported, after an exami
nation of scores of different brands,
that the Royal Baking Powder is ab
solutely pure, of highest leavening
capacity, and superior to all others.
"German
Syrup"
My niece, Kineline Ilaivley, was,
taken with spitting blood, and she
became very much alarmed, fearing
that dreaded disease. Consumption.
She tried nearly all kinds of medi
cine but nothing did her any good.
Finally she took German Syrup and
she told me it did her more good
than anything she ever tried. It
stopped the blood, gave her strength
and case, and a good appetite. I
had it from her own bps. Mrs.
Mary A. Stacey, Trumbull, Conn.
Honor to German Svrittv n
SWAMP-ROOT
CURED ME
D. II. Ill Mi E It, &1.
lluliueville, I'.
WHEN ALL ELSE FAILED I
La Grippe Baffled!
The After Effects Cured
Mr. Ililrer write?: "I hut a tml nt'nck of
the (iripiie; after ntltii" rainrht col-l nuO lin.l
a pi'ciiiiil utlai k;lt pi ttleil in my ktilin-)
ou t llirr, uml (ill I sueli 11:1 ill mul iulrf
in lay buck unit I'
The ThysieinnV nieilicine nmt ottier tliiiiKS
that I u:cit ma.ie no itiipies-inii. ami I comm.
Uiilly "rem whih- until I wus a I'll) simi w reck,
aniluiveu nil Io tile.
Fattier I'Oiiiflit rie a twit tie of Ir. Kilmer'
SU'A.TII'-IIOOT,. ullierule I llU'l ll-e.,ill,.f
tho Ftroml iKitiln I felt li tter, nml to-.ln.v I
ill J11 -t ui well us ever. A yi nr lilts Imsseil nn.l
lint a truce of the (iri'pe is li lt. Wni,
S'tXtKwmTS "nel my life."
Iftftj IJ U. II. Illi.or.ll, lluliueville, Ta.
Sfj. K" Jim. luihd. .0.
VI CflSi At irut:i:lsls, 50c. A 9 1 .00
-'jCw" (Oiiile in lleiilih " l'rse. I on.
t$riZr&T sultut 1011 iris-. Iir. Kilmer A i o.
ng,SJLr iil.NOllAMlOM.N. .
Dr. Kilmar't PARILLA LIVER PILLS Ar the Bett.
44 IM1U, tIS ccnla. All Uriivxifils.
Positiyely cure Itilioua Attacks, Con
Blipation, Sick-Headache, et.
25 cents per Lottie., at Drug Sloroa.
Write- for snmplo iloao, free.
J.F.SMITH & C0.t- New York.
There is Hope
I'nr every one whn li.is Mm.:! trcuitile, no matter
In what stiiieo or how lotf stiunlini:. poo iiliil
! mine of tlm vital ureal) limn Im-vii so tar 1111-
IMin-il as to temli-r a cum iniin inn', n. p. r.
K;i:.u,,V":iaViiw viu-ea f" 'm .VeVana
I However bail your casti uuy he, 1 lie re is lioi'O
at I he same l line IS U tiillie 10 III" Wliei'- sinu ill.
ROR YOU.
("iireil me of a nmst inallcnant type
i.f chronic tilis il trmilile. for wluen
1 liuil tiseit various niher ri-mi'ilii-s
with.iut i-ITect. Mv weeit ini rin-eil. uml my
hiMlth iiiiH.in'il iui'vnry Hjr. I eonsiilerS S. ti.
the Ix-st tuiiii.' 1 i-M r usi il.
S. A. WmiinT, Mliliny. fla.
Trpi.tis on lilisul, skin mul l oiiiaeiinis I I.Kid
iKjlsou uu.ile.1 tree. WlfV WKIHH' I'..
1 Atuntu.ila,
U-in- Mai.-
I'roferrnl l'..o.-ri-n.-e. I t. i, I Ail.lrsM,
THU l'il.1 I.KTTIIH Id..
Itt mm IV II ui mil .. t'lnrlHioll, Ohio.
Do Not B Deceived
with Hjts, Bnarnslt Mil Halms which ataln tbe
bau.lii, tnjurn ilis Irno anil hunt rsl.
Ths Ittnliiy Sun Sues 1'uli.u la Hrllltant, Odor
Isaa, Durabln, aa.1 ihe coniumsr payi for no tin
or flaae parfeaira wlUi eerr (lurenaae.
Wepans
The Ygrtarian Theory.
Vegetarians eay it is ft popular fal
lacy that meat is needed for strength
One prominent exponent of the faith
says it is a fact that the strongest ani
mals in the world are vegetarian and
not carnivorous, ft is the ferocity of
the lion rather than hisbtrength that
makes him formidable. An elephant
is a moteh for several lions, and is s
vegetarian. The unbinds with most
speed and endurance the horse, the
n indeer, the antelope mid others are
also vegetarians. Dog (miners, says
the authority, always feed their trick
animals on a s'rict vegetarian diet, and
many hunters do the same thing.
Chicago Herald.
George III. was the only British sov
ereign whose reign was longer than
Victoria's. Victoria has occupied the"
throne fifty-six years, and George ILL
occupied it sixty.
C3FSnd tc ia ittmps tor itMt
illiutratcd utilcjue of bicycles, fan, 1
and iportlnj goodi of every dcn'tloo. I
John p. twiirmic. 5n. g
MEND YOUP OWN HARNESS
WITH 9ejv
THOMSON'S hlala
SLOTTED
CLINCH
RSVETS.
No tro'.i r"iU.- 1. tin!
nn i c invti Hi m ru :y m
B'ir utt ljr iau 1!;. IE -lit
tii Ii-!.,? r n.i. i.lit- iur t..i
fniiult nisi diii'itttle.
V .1 I Jll
111 e if ! t drtr
V.UH tiif clUiOll
tii i)t in '( in
v art- Irtrtiu.
.4 III U9f. All
n. (.. Hiiil.iriii if r'f i. : it i.m t.i i "ip.
AU your dfult'i nr liit-in, r 10o In
itjuii;ti 1 r .1 ;to& ut iju, .i-B wfiv 1 1. il .ii :4tiy
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ttAiJinn, ot.iss.
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-.THY
MEN AND BOYS!
Want to Irnrn all 'ont a
I! .I'M ? HOW Hi I'j.-k v-.t.i
G(m1 One 1 lino" !mpTi
tit n Ttl nt Ui nr t n'al--t
Fr.iinl ? Ivttvt I'tura-r n-t
LRe t a cuie ht-n ia ue I
rK. BMc It'll as y
t!'?TeiMh? WIih! 10 all tlif I'i.'r. rrnl P irti ot thm
Anin aW I.iu- toi. i a llmso l'r p i ly All thin
nd ether v u . Iiif.r n.mloti hm i v out i'ne-1 hj
reatlltft our HI0-r (ai: I I I 11 It TKO
llllKM; IIOO 11 whU'h we will rr"unl, poifc
ift:tl, n rei-t t; t or only 'Tt f-rnia in nUtiupa
BOOK PUB. HOUSE,
134 Leonard St.. Now York City,
1. N U L'li
Ian ideal family medicinei
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uniplrxlon, tini-nili. Ilri-iilli,
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i1wni..ii f..n..ui li.iir'ii-o. H.I I
i iy ilnitu ii-i it ;-.. 1 iir iieiii. Ii.it
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CHICKENS
rou WAXT-i y -r
Til EM T()l S-
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WAY
tii it vou niprclv keen tfcnn fit i ill
ri-tim. In or.
1T to
ImuiiiH towit j..4.ii i.hiv, y.ii mini unnw
iiinii'lliliiii iiIkiUI tt.i-m. in nii'i-l 1I1U w.-.nl vr-nre
lellm.; h He. k K-rliiK I'P H'rr:i li.-.- fnu Jo
Iwi-nlv-ttvi- r. Il win wrilti n l..v uliuin iilml lil
tl b: mln 1. ! . "'"I 11 "in v t.. iiuitliiii a mn-l-r.M
..r (hi. Hi 11 rHi-niK-iinl 11 .a .a:'n-. Ill a"
tiii.lnnu-a','l if eiilil .r. !'.l I v I. s On iitv ilva
fttbr.-w.-ife v-.U i'MU li.HO 1--1UV I llli- -
ann ii'M(f ymr fnwu r-on ili.l.nri fer vnti. The
. ml in. tiiiil vim mu-t l.tiliiti 1.1 ili-ii-i-t treiitile In
thu I'uiiMrv Varil ai wmii im II iij-I'i'its. unit anuw
hi. it to r.-'M-.l) Ii. 1 iiia 1 link v. in t a. li .v.. 11.
It lelmlmw toil. tp.-l nn. . urn ill-i-iti": !. ferrt fe
Ka anil ulsn fur faltfnlliic I1I.I1 fnn l In miv,. fi.r
l.rri .l IK iun one-i. anil cvi-ri I 'lii'ir. III. I I. J'a
Ii. H it knew nil Oils mii-lai-1 l-i hinii It iTiinial'le.
Kuii imHimU fur inuiity no i.-ni- Iu lr. or Jo.
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, 135 l.iNiuu bt.. .N. V. Cllr.
ATI ol u- S. and World
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I vhubava waab lunjtor Atr
ua. rionitl naa n' il ur for
Connampttoo. It baa enr
lionuia. It baa not injur
i on. It la not bad u taaa.
It la u Mt eouf h nyrup.
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