fiwmmiiilpm,TM11)r ,
The best when yen need nieiticlno. Fur hi. mil,
appetite, nerve. , stomach, liver, mulling e,U.ds
Sarsaparilla
TU.'OnoTri:o !!( 1 I'urlrt r. AllilrucirltK $1.
Hood's Pills euro Bll Liver Ills. 25 eenu.
PRESIDENT FOR 20 YEARS.
Anil Now IMnz Ih At-nlti Chosen Chief
-Ynistrutc of Mexico.
Tin- recent cli'i'tii n of (.on. lVrtlrlij
1 iii. Inn lift li term in l lie ji resiliency of
tln MexieiHl P lill'lic is evidence of tin
Ptrimu Imlil which i his roe.rcssive tl. 1
titMU'MiiM'i Im.s nil his fellow colilitry-
llll'll. ll Is i! !,' HI. '! HotolVOI't ll.V I'C-
cuuse (In- election vv:is uiiiiniinoiis -nil
iiiip:ir:illi'li'il t iiiiiii.li In tlic history of
roplll'lii-s. For i I'll! v i; i i s hi' li:is lii'M
tlic pi-i'siii'iii',v .f M''iiv.
Il is in his pi-r-iwu I mills uinl t:ileiit!
Hint his .success luiist In- .'iltriluili'il.
i.t:v. ror.i iNio ma 7.
lb- is a man of serious eliaraeter and
jlldieious ,li -posil iell. p.-.ssesse.l of n-
tu.lrkabe' persev erau.-e. firm of'i'Urpose.
broad uiin led. siiieer,-. ihoiichtfiil and
of s .ua.l .iad:;:iieii;. When lirst he en.
I ere. I upon e!!;ee he niad" It his biisuioM
to pit: an end to the bi'is'.-indaci' and
rapine by w'.ii. :i Mex.eo ii.'ld been d:.s-
titrbed :' ! ueiieniiioiis, and he was sue- j
i-osm'uI i i i!i'.- work, lb- next under
took t!i" settlement o'.' ail outstanding j
d.spmes w :t!i for-len C'Veiviineiits; and
l.'s s'teoss 'ii v t:::.lor:nk'.ii ftivuislied .
ev ideti. ..:' iiis ,l;pl..n.:it'.' ability, j
vi;'.-!: K.I- ni.-ll.i.'esti d even il! the ease j
nt : I ; ' ..1 Slates, and In dealine
Wi'll i:. n .:.'!. :e,s a .'ititt MeXieo.
Sit.ee t!.a; time he i. is li.ni e. .nstii at ill '
b.s efforts ;,, advatiee t'i" well U-inc
of i ;s ,-. ;. . A; the rl,.-.' of I'reM-
dent lea.'.-' fottr'h term nf otliee the
...'. pie '' M.'Voo al'e !,e!'el' otT 1 ll.l II
they were a: r'.i . :!i.-r liniesiliee '
lb... Spanish eon. nest. The population
b l advaneed hey.,i:. I'.'.oi m.i .1 M i. and is :
pr..b i'.y ..tii- I'ftlt s.-i'tnif t;i:t:i it was
a: i ...' t ii',. ..." h tii'si , le.-tioii as 1'resl
d."i: i I '.y v ears a j
I ' a., 'j1;.. i-iii u a rs ,,f ace. has had
;. :i a i :,r .::s eareer. At the a'e of
IT he i i : I tiie aniiy. an I at the
-.1 n:e i ii... i .tiue.l li.s ed'ieal !..n In
law ate! th- s-ieti-vs. Throtlirlioiit tin
"I';t i -i; :' Is."..", he was a-tiv" a nd ar
bs i -i i ... W,l - .'.'. 'I.'il to I 'oll-re.is. Whe
M-ixi:.. l.au est, i '.I s' e.l h's empire.
I ',:,;: w.i- o- ihe .at: i..'s who il- i
;m::v.'.. :;:t I in -he w ar w ',!!, ended
w ;' 'i v..:i:iar 'ei- i'i.in'.- exeeiriua .
l:a:: u.i- a leader. A' .-lose lie re
mi tie d : a : ;i ( enures-,, was aefvo m
! I'.t'es. :-i. ;,l Is',''', , as i e, le, I . the
s.i 1 n : ? j rt)nsM:rK
.Tjr.i p:;-l.:.hed
t' Rt ;-.).;.
r..l. lot. .11. mis V. .I'l
. I- --'. W mill II V tl4
: ill-;. ,10 . i
f ' -ft! wh... from j
1 -'. syu,!...' hie wit ii I
-or s, iin.i in .r'l -r !
I.:; ,.!.. rs.
bear' .-it erat'tndu T
pnb.-ii to
the w-irid
v na i every ; it
oman
lis!, t h
" 1 yjf-i
ra.-e. ,,;:,ei-
Wise tl ivollt.t
lift b. d. at? I
all Mteh . videneo'
istreti'ed in s;nT''d confidenee, unless
jiublieatioii is requested by the writer.
She says to Mrs. Pinkhani : " I
wish you would publish the eireiim
stanees ..f my ease, in urder tl'.tit other
w,,men may be I enellte.l ly my expe
rienee. " I doctored nearly all the time for
two years. I spent several hundred
d, ills rs wit In nit reeeiviiiff much be net; t.
J.ast jhine I wr. to to you and described
all my aches and pains. Such a ion;:
list its there was: headache, back
ache, beariiiLT-ib'-.v!! pains, terrible
ii't'i lii-s, eolislipa' i,,n. di.'..iliess, feel-in-.,'
"i' extreme lassitude, irro-uhirity
an,' pai!:..-::: bat you answered my
I and tobl me just what In do. I
fid h-i'. ed your advice.
" N'ter takinc- e'lKht bottles of the.
Veritable Compound and three bot
tl.s of Piood Piirilier, I am jrhid to
vviile toil that I have hi, t en j. .ye.l sueli
p.i. iiealtli for years, and I am able
ti)doali my own cor!;. I can sarely
loiind the praises ..f I.y.lia I'. Pinl;
lljl'i's Vi -et a ble Compound, and a
U'ltt.b. r of in,'.' friends lire taking it
up ;i n:y ree. imm.-ijdati'iii." M us. 1
ti t H'T!', I.iM'omb Jivxa.
w.'.'men. '
SeSii m
FARM AND GARDEN NOTES.
ITEMS OF TIMELY INTEREST TO THE
FARMERS.
Mexican Vcthod of Using Corn Fodder.
Fanners. Don't Move to Town Food
(or l ambs.
l ii: tii.izicijs.
Fertilizer for L'.inli'iis: A itiin. utiuni
xiilidi:iie. i - i puns; snliimi iiitr.iio, lif
I .''ii p.irls; iiiiiiiioiiiinii phospliMli'. tltir
i.v i .iris; p.ii.issiiiin iiiirnti'. I'orty-ti e
puns. For I.iwiis: I'otussiuin iiiinil.'.
lliiriy puns: soiliiini iiitrnlo. thirly
purls; r.-ili iiiiii sulpli.ilc. ihirty purl-:
I'.il.iiiui siipcrpliosph.it.'. lliiriy p:ii".s.
I'.ir I'niii lives: 1'ot.issiuui olilo.-olo.
. hundred parts; potassium nitrate.
It
h, in died parts; pot.issiun. plios-
p'lale. live hiitidi'.'d and seventy parts,
i if ih;- iniMine, two and a half pound
to lie n-.. . I for one tree. New York
I.. '.brer.
Si:i.F ltl.KAf IllNii CKl.KliY.
S, lf blea. hin eelery will not endure
banUiiu' up with earth. It tend to
rust in the ground. It must be pro
le..;ed from the situ by beards. Larue
cross reeeipts per aere are obtained
from eelery eilltltre. but it is a Very ex
pensive rop to r:r. It is a pro.be-ion-,
fii .I. r and tvqiia'os ureal qiiaiui
ties ,.f fertilizer. Celery raised on or
dinary rieii land is totiuh and sii'iiit'.v
and .-.-lis very low. if at all. A o.uto
spiiii.lent of the I'lorid.i Acriiiil: nrisi
says liiat .iieees-fu! urowef applies a
lull of eolieti -eed meal to an aere
wiien s,.;,.,,- his plains, followed by a
,., of h ull e,,e ,,ple,e fel t:liel'.
:,,! I.,,,.,- l.v ah..'..' I .out. .Is ,.f ni-
tftles be-u'eel, the VOWS. The H"W
i .,i',,- l,v- ..lanti.i-
i-lese that tlie plants toiieh and .-row. I
iaeh nt Iter requires still bailor feed
ii'.i. I'm iruek fanning is a bttstne-s
ly itself, 'in- ord'nary farmer ean
sit. -ees, fully plllelieo it iMll.V after
le.iniiuu' it.- San I'raneiseo f ltiotii.le.
nil Hi 1'iiK I.AMI'.S.
When the iambs will not eat era in
f I ..f any kind etve it to 1 1 t in
li.f.iliell tin- ewes. That is, eive the
ew.-s a pound of mixed bran and I'm
- I oil meal in equal parts. . w ill
1...1. . i. . ', . ... i t i.f. ... i, iii.. i wo r i
' ' "" "
W il be it-! b.l.li Weil mlerest
profit. You should -et tiie lambs up
e'ulll.V oll!l.!s f pes. Pie. atld it II 1:1 X"
l- d"tie .li this way. Tie' writer has
i iueiit lambs i , ,-at .f.iiti tiins: s.en.
..at. atid .-et ii w as -r-ittid lin.-ly b
u.e '.,. r. and a I imb w ..- . aueln tind
i unt.l ii was.(u:.'t. and th.'ii a 1 i i"
..f iris a I was -j , u in I lie hand. At
rr-' tii- ! od iiad I- be put i t" its
ii-. .u; i: and -w ..'lolled a lilile v: : h mo.
la . After t.'.o or tie.-.-e trials in
lies w.-, Ilie lamb followed Its f-fl-r
!.. I' - rat on. ami he ,.i 11.T- efowd-
e.l .ll'olltld t" see w !.' W:S ,o I1U, !
1 .nulls are , ti -11- I."'- th 'im. and 11
tii - w i. otnei- e.'t .1 t.t-te. and v ry
.... n 1 va n.-' ,s-a, to .-t a 1.,: of
iro i.iis i'..-i. l-.r Hi 111. T'ue trouble
v..is "Of tiieu. and tii- lamb, e.imo on
I. li. ly. ll .s easy '.. lih lii 1- ear
II, " foltr oO, ... ea.-h. W ilo'il Is
iuii t.. be:.-!: ' .1. Try sola- rap.-
s, .. 1 I,, fali kin I. of - lie W '..' -lobe
t I! flip -eed. Wile;, W i'i ' l-tl k
!-.. AiM-iM .in Si... p Kreed.-r
r li i i:i:s 1 mi- 1 mi i 1: 1 1
I 1 N.
1 r a iiimil er .e' yi r. t i, i.a - been
- , !,, H ,'!.!. Ill ef p-.plll It .oil t '
in: :
1 e
!., . I I' ' 1 1 'I 1 1 I !
- ..M e. W 11 !
: n i " -"tuat.e
!'..tieh na pi. '.ties.
I . r. ,ii v t a ..' w i
!,e .--.u.i, ry for' n,
e; ,, I,, e I'-e
,i ; fill f
! 1 .--1 1 - ii- e, - r
t-lllld II lo'.V 11
have h.iie l.w.l
, II II, o e lo o.'.t ll .',1 I e.'tl-Hlt:e ' .1-'
.., . ;.-, o! a P''e-i:;:.'. 'I'i.. v sell th. -r
in .- to f ni,'!' ;. t -.1 ii v . h.w.
1 f o'- d ti -!"
one.: and -t.d is
I r nrs and w U 1 ! u ! 'in.' farm n
, i -.. t ie in, iir a debt w ;i.- ii I', quires a
I !. ;.,::. f.-i- :i - I il i I.: t;..i. Tin
w ,, ... iii.inv I'aruis at',- tool teaud
and t:. ,a!
,1 th.iili lo
.i; p. .I.e. I he tl.--'. propt-Vtol's e'
!i nisi tiii ii' farms tr,. ne ! pay tnier
e.t. and f aft.-r a lit" of toil and if
d'-li.al. they -ifr I in bftiiie lin-.l
lie ri e ne. s. : !,ey in t trvi 1 1 v t" t-w u
and i Ic -lory repea o d.
Perm. hi, in homes in the country ar.
Hlleliiplllled. IllSle.-ld. a cheap
in
house does duty as a shelter, and it
ofl. II -o close o Ihe r ..id that the plls- il-l'ses w I. . '. d- let pf pel'I.V 11111-1, ' ate
s. r by may eae in. and in addition nil i , :iis. I.iu thee are rather . xeepiional
ii w, tii dust. l'ariiiei's Puild li.-ar tiie , a-, s. If theerain .s mixed w .ih cut
ii eiiway so that th.-y may save every I straw, hay or Mover, it will be belter
red of er..ini.. There is i. o :,.,, hi for a ! eai. ii. V.miii animals p-. tty ilior-
;' .1 ne,. or a lawn '...it w .11 nidi-a'c ..uehly ma .1 ica to llcir iV-d. and tie
, ... ii,-,, ,,r la-'o p. it's are leeii b. j w riter has 1 1 - -: found su!h"i"iil earn
. .-i i.,. landlord- miisi haw iiioaey 1,1 j !'r,.m er ndine I" '''piy tin- "-l of the
I ,,- in 1 ,, i' tis. Country churches lan-l wmk. 'I n is di"- not a pply t o pi- . h ow
au'si, and linally hav- io ! .'i'..ia.l I I c. r. I. is b. iter 1.. have "H- er I
I. e. ills, 1 here is none to support them. ! .f ' be fed lo liees of any a-'-. ,i
W th. .ni any piup,.-e but t .-ap" i'i" u.ai y cases a uiiMitre ( o ils and corn
.-. .1 1 "1 1 ry . the farmer moves to town, will be ln-t;er than cither eia.n f-d
II. ov iiiil.'ii belter it would have be, 11 I aloiie. Th" yoUlieel' the -10 k the
for iiit.i to remain w here the . xperieii. e j lareer may I"' the prop-rt i-n of oats.
f a I f. time would !,.- of creater value
liiau the labor that lias eolie be.'or.',
ami where he may be a bb'sspi- o a
eoiniiiiinity in numberless ways -
JIKXICAN MKTIInl l' I "I'l 1.17.
INti CiiPN I'olM'KI!.
Much has been written about hand
line corn fodder, but we have a method
in 11 - here in Arizona, writes S. M.
II. ill. which is milch superior to any
ih.ne siissesir.l. The corn Is cut and
shocked in the usual way. When it is
ciir. d tind ready to husk, we prepare a
la ree number of striues al I a yard
Ion-.:, mad" of balin- .ope or lar-o rope
fliraveled. A loop one inch lone is lied
in the end of each strtne. It is best to
handle the fodder al 'er a rain, while
il is yet somew hat liioit. as the blade!
waste when very dry. Very wet foil
lief, however. Illllsl Hot !'' bal"Ci or
stacked, as it will sp.el. Ilt sk theiirn
and lay the fodder in bun. Pes about as
laree as a man can hold in his arim.
pla. iiie the cut . n.ls all one way. Kn
circle Pie hlllld!" Willi ill" Stl'illC. slip
the free cit. I thrilieh Ihe loop, pull th..
bundle up tieiit aitd linn and lie .-'
i tircly. These bundles are e-isily htm- l
died for stacking u.ul feeditu; aud
tli.sv Is very little w.iste. It is most
u.sn;il In r-t.ii-K the liuiiillcs in ;i eiroiiLtr
ki:i.. ilecrousintr In .1 eon.-, leiivinj:
Hie em emls of Hie stalks oul. l-iirp.
s.ptare si ticks keep equally well if
topped out eai'efully. iiml are handier
to feed from. The liuu.lli s are easily
r, veil lor feediti',- and tnav l.e
1;11( r earned will, lilile wast...
l orn fodder in bundles sells as readily
as wli, ii lulnl, ami is inure clie.ipl.v pitl
up. fane and various lorap' plains
an- liaiidl.'il in the same way. .New
Mil',-!. in I I loiiiesti ad.
Tin: foosi:.
No fowl ean lie reti.'oil w ith as inn. ll
piotil and so little eare as ilie jroose.
Al'ler thi'v have ail. lined l lie aire of ,
f.inr moiiilis Inn little attention is re- ;
quired other than supply in.; plenty of
I "' !l "'"'' :l ''" '"' ' J'
. piuoumv un ...os.,,,,. ,.-,. ,
also r 1 1 ll si oe 1 ree irotii nee aim om.i
vermin fatal to the jotttii;.
If it is impossible to provide free
rani:e, Ihe next le.--t .substitute is
wire Helling, wliieh need be but about
eighteen indies hinh to eotiline them
titild niatuie. says a writer in the I'nn-
j "'' s '"'-"' '" "'"' ."';
livicc earn nay . itiso :-i ceo loon su. ,. .i.
turnip lops, eelery an. I eabbaue. or al
low iheni free faille niortiiuj; and even-
illLl.
'I il. l-e is no doubt that there is pi'i lit
ill uooe etilliive. When T !ia nksu'i v i Z
t;:ne arrives you ean uenerall.v ib-pose
of I he yoiini; co-lines ;,t ten eenl- per
pound, and their average weight .11
be about ten pounds. Suppose for in
si.inee yott have twelve "jjoom-I. I-" a:
SI eaeh. the reeeipts from III.' sale
would be S1L' and the eost of feed h.i
:.. . 1 . I 1 . . 1 1
, '' 11 " l: ;"' "'"
J oil f pf. i li I Wollld li.ive been .ioli the
' nansaeiioii. or . oit. se th, y eam.ot a!
! '.' '""'1 l';"'''' '"" ":l
h ie other hand the priee is ol ten niotv
liiau a dollar, lienee we take it as a
basis on whieh to lieure. We doubt ,f
faliey lewis would pay better, eoilsid
erine of eotifse that we always have a
ready market for our : ese. ty cross,
inn a China irauder en 'I'olotise p-es.'.
laree y.-slinys are obtained, qui. k to
ef.'W. Ilieel.v mai-ked. Willi nied.lllll
.!)-! li uei ks. yellow bills and remarka
li'y easy 'o d uneslie He.
My experienee has elea rly demon
siraied tiiat t he r, arine of ue.-e sii-uld
b- done eiittrel.v s, palate from tin
rearing of fowls, as the old and yoiine
i.f both are natural!. in. -lined to be
:..!! ll l.'I' I I
yonm: are about half ir nvii.
We favor hateliine by hens, e vnie
four oe-s io i-aeii, and after one nioinii
the attention of biddy ;s no l-u-er -
i's-ary. l.aie in tiie season if females
are plenty we allow the u'o .se to liai.ii
I. -r voini-. end we tii,' eaeh a hateh
of t.-n ,-:. I his number -u:!i i-tr
!',,! -a;', v. If too laree a iium' -r
p'lllred lllll l' the C soiue .1 IV .:lb'."
I.. !.. broken.
,' .; , x,, , ( i.'l'S I'l I A I! M ST' " Ix.
u.i1- ha b -n 1 oie re, ..-a .- -I a '
! 1 a- .-rv bi -I era 11 I .ie'-: i.i -s-
.f latin aui'uais. liiis 1 pe. ally
rue of horse ai.d youue si .ek of all
v.l.'ls. Hill. it be p.-s. The w. eiit
,f e d-liee i f ll-lliy . ..fei'lll t". ed. tie eX-
I' II t s 1. l-a llsl the pt'eli ! I blellesS
,f f.-ed. tie m.i'- I" yi.,1 ae p.e- x.-. ;.: :i-
I .:;: ail part of ili.-ir ration, cu.- y. ar
.Vila all.' tier oa's a re f.'l.! t v. i' h.eb ".
II pi-;,-. 1 i ; a 1 1 is eo.-.i 11 t'tosi pa i : - ot
! l u ll d Sl.ltes. l i- liol al Ue 'I
..mpar.s .1, of liie pr bu-h ! I.:;1
, I he 1. I it e w . ieh! 11 .1 bushel of
- and -ii.- of ti i 1.11 ;nn-l bo
m i
I It .
I':..- e.ir. !. uei. -r. .M tin-
I'.W.
',oW . V t
1.1 iv. is.
I's tie. 1
'. .l! ' e-
.,- :,!..- .':, V'.l- . bid
.... I I V . Hi. II. I . I . d 's
ill! w '. ll elele is mil, h
.;.,n ..ii. I -.! h i's. - and
.1 oil
! fie
. oh-, . aiw .. -I; l.::,;l . Hi.-
v r.o r would I.- d e ... i. iin-i' -.it d !' r
,-..ws, .i-ei- ,.:i, iios ; .. an a. Ivaiit
a... j.. -;-.:.. I .;. i I ...it : r u i- a
Valuable ! I. .Ilel -I the lee litie is
ear. fidly done i i, ' i iini. i: to e . ,,
I,. I the plllll ef f d.lie sl.e.lj' ...in.
If I.i ree q'l.it.ii; - ar" fed :.' e
i. oi i s'r.i a ti ie n-i ; i ai.'.-i.
iier- 1 iiet- li !',' e. Hi e'.l i.i! t i'l e i ! . 's
f..r . i ' 1 1 lie I ii- -leaf ..a : -. a l.n' per
.-. ti'aee ..f -t.aw em be u.ib,i, I by so
d ene. Th.- ereai.i' .line.-r of injury
iiy r.ils at- I mi, e if lin- eats are I. f:
un: iiivshed is about li iiy ivn- m
W i I i ' ll I'll 1 1 be I! "e ', I ill I .'I Vol' ot' 1 1 1 re. h -
ne the crop in many cn-
Thc
ate
Many insi-t Pi. 11 oats al-ine are min ti
;i. tier tiian nnv mixture of .mi h :.s food
for cells. The writer has a hieher .ap-
pi'eei.lti f the Vallte.f cot n. ivil-'ill-
aiilv used, as a food f,.r even yoiiue
animals, than have many fee.!.", s. but
!:e uses oats freely in present condi
tions. Ii would l- a consilium nam
much to be rejoiced over if Ihe present
low pries fur oats would lead to the
min li larecf use of ihis -tain as food
for Pie human animal. Its use for this
purp.se has ereatly increase. I wiihiii
ihe last quarter of a eeii.'ury. but il
may wisely U'eome more general.
Rhomberg's Coat of Arms.
The lirst man who made a name as a
woman's dressmaker was lili nnbere.
the son of a P., iwirian peasant from tin
iieield'orliooil of Munich. Hue .lay in
IT-'i .1 beautiful I'.irriaee appcaie.1 on
ihe boulevard in Paris w'uh an es
ciiiclii eii in the shape of a pair nf corsets-
and an open pair of -iss rs .lint
cd on the panel uf rm-ii dour. This w;c
Pllolllbcle's mill of anus. lie owed
his rapid sii s t. his eetiiiis for eon-
cealine and remedy o.e ' ( is of lie-
uri., e left an annual inc.. me of
,iu.iiii; a year ( his heirs.
THE JOKER'S BUDGET.
JESTS AND YARNS BY FUNNY MEN
( OF THE PRESS.
i
Mary UouRht A Wheel-Just About
! -Couidift Tell-Merely A Suppos..
tion Not Afraid,
-
now M.Mtv tioiiiiir wnKnr..
Mary look a lioaritiin lions ,
An I on eaeli il illy un til
Mie ni.nl. -i dollars profit, and
Applio I it on In r lire!.
,it r M.oi r.
I don't see how "U ean c.'ill
. plain wish was half as good
ioo"ui;
1 ottie - "You inc. dear:"
e a 1 ns' r tki 1 .
Parke I don't siipp -e, old iiuui. o
'iiit ready tppteeiate how hri.eiit my eliil
dn n aie.
Lane No: 1 huve never it.it your wife.
MKIIKI.Y A SI fl'o-ll'loN.
Ililand Ilomewooil is always alliidiiu
to his -rent trouble. Whtit -oi l 1 f trouble
is it
llaiket I think it niu-t be stoiiinili
trouble, lie is alwny tiyin.; to drown it.
Not H!.ii '.
Mr. Wiekwirc I luiieve you are
ufraid of work.
Dismtil 1 an son Me alra'nl of itnylliin,
tint 1 un be :is eilsilv d-de-d Us work
kind. Nit:
KVl'I.MXKI).
Ask t-l'id you ever notiee how aitiny
1 Id iiuiids ri le on th" merry -i round ' 1
wonder iiy .'
No-ii Why. tiny eaeh have a ( liunii
to lateh riius as I le y eo aroutl I.
AT TII.5 KX'I or I'UK s.;.-il.
l'ir-t Siiinne-r 1 iiri -What in the worl I
i that i'
Seeond Siiaiiiirr tiirl That is a eo n-p,.-
I" pii bv.'rai.ii of the men t whom 1
am i ti-ti -'e !.
wil l inii 10 ma'.r If it;-i :t
Mr;. Iletip. rii - woiid-r if tlieie tei'.iy
!s anytime; in tii- res; cure we hear
initeh ah.mt :
Mr. Ile:ii."k la to wo lid he f-r me
if y.. hi wo'il 1 'ry t on your t.ti,'ue.
Ill 11 O.'IXIOX'.
r. ll.i-lil'iil af.r years of s-e.t 1 niU
mi It if 1 -ii- 1! I pro propo-r 10 to
to iinv one wii.i: wmtM y..ii think?
Viss'l.or.ew i t i d Ih'iik the otl 1
vva- eotiiin: t an 1 t.d.
,1: .. 1 rn.-Ki).
.1.1,'iet- U'li , in" n'.e i work Pill !
Pallets -! do in Ml nv, but he n I ,'it t 1
stayi d and lill -in ! it.
1 m: : 1 1 .tl-vt'MKM.
"Poetor, this i ...o'i visitor of mtr-i is
a v. iy sii k -ii'..'
: '.. 1 1 ei. e v. We tllti-t be .'ill bv
wiiiiii i.e I r 1... . i up but 11 t too -u I
ii. u i . five I . ; 11 ,!.-h of iee .renin .very
two hot.r- lid I 1 1 : .u the nietiiiii '. '
l-l I I V.
'.r.i--v. .il l ver
ball
"Naiv. I - ; -ii" I was set tin' on broke "
v. 1 ' a hi: NKi teto-
Mr. Wo.ilwir.' -"Taut yotitij fellow
ymi have ia your o'li. e i. tin- mod c o"
ni' d puppy I ever ran aero-.."
Ml . nineii-vv.ir.. "li-. I kii-w. hut
vo l niu-t rem nb-r he is youn ' yet. mi l
hi- , h ,r e tci :- no' f.i'.y for.ne I lie h:i
in vc" hi ni tr..- I bv lire '
Mr Woolw ire ' "Hi "i i d hcl'.er
lire llllll "
A IOAI. t.I'Vi. I'll
Ca-r .;t -''-ay, o'l mm, .1 ar lo -in.-
a h 11 Ir. d i T c 'te i. : tiiaa y -a
v. 1 i c a v . ill' aeo. "
l ir ietl - 'i'is, I was w-iT .III- abo H
my , 1 ' I - t iicti."
: p n,l up now, . ii ."
N . fiiey h iv . r.e.va - ih i! I know
tii. I,- 's no use iii iryiiii t 'i' U is a
en -.t ' id oil' my ni n I
1 I'll' ll! V 1 . .: X 1 .'!
"id hale to have to c it . e 11 tic wav
y..i .1 1 ' -runted Pi ' p - 1 iroiieh the
pa; 11:-ot il . I'll lo- lie bill cill'lect j
n s 1' i-laciiiiti eo'i mii 1 dow n l,k" I
t!i il. iiad VoU can't lew 1' ee ail-c you
i; in n 1 :oi tiny leeta
".I'm." cluekcl III' hci in tin' aliin-iii-:
I", p " oil h ive 1 , 1 ic ,v our eo 11
lea n-' yoi haven't - : a-iy jcar-l'."
MAKIXIi -I HI! " lit 1 I
I 1 u.i "Why do von 1. 1 I tii.' death
: ! ii mi of Ilie ucwp.ip-r - 1 c ircriy ."
P' li-l - "I waul io sc.- v ae 1. r Poll is
true to me "
1 .urii -"What do von .111 '"
I. Ih-! -"'A'eil, he - ii I mi if I didu'l
loc ii 111 he would kii! h til cl'. mi I I'm
anxious to know whether in-s a u.au of
hi- w rd '
MEiK"i:o oi.icM .
lie "I'o you know tinit yo i rotiiind
inc v. ry min li of the went her .-"
Shi' "In what respect"
oil are so cl.au :eab!c "
"is that so ? 1 10 you know tlmt I do ft
-ee the h ast riMcmbiuiioe b -tweeti you and
the went her ?''
"1 011 don't say eo '
' Yoii are certainly not like the w e ll her.
You know the weather's soanMim 's bright
- you never are ''
ins i i i;- kiikni b.
She b'.us'uc I prettily 11s sh told the
si-tcr ot her bet youn- man Unit she
thought she iiinil i buy a hirlli lay pre-enl
f. r him.
"You kuo.v him better linn I lo." she
said. ' so 1 l ie come loyoii b.r 11 I. ice "
Yes," said ilie sister, in ui-111 ly.
" h. yci, in Iced. Wh it would you
ad , i-e me to ee! :"
"( li. 1 dot. 1 l.n .v." rep! el the sister,
caic'c.siy. I eo ild only advi-e y.m in
V'eueral tern.s prom whit I know of
him. however, he will iipprcciiite son e-
thiitH that can he easily pawne I belter
than soiinithiiie; that cannot '
tr WAS TIU'B
l ate in the venin ; a report spread
throu.h tlie train that we ha I a fellow-piisseti-er
a iiuui worth ?'.'', l(li 0 0. who
hint -o tell on tit P11IT11I0 1 11 tide ill
ijuirv of Ihe porter of my ear and lie le
plied "I ill's what dry say, sail, hat yn' can't
alius tell. Pe'-t in lie next far. hut i
can't .,1111 say if lie's rich till inuiviiiii' ."
Next moriiiii 4 Hie po-ter ln'c'iniie I m
into the smoking coinpiiriiiunl an I sii I:
"I lit story wa. all tr 11 ', s:ih."
"Then lie's wortit sV.'i'.nO'l IHIH. ell?"
'All of da!, sah, tin' in1 lib 1110'."
"i'mv ill I yon tind oul ."
"Prom de odder po'tah :U I'e
ecm Hin Inn , est cin him ill cents whi c
eK ryhody el-e Inn inn down vvid u
quarter.''
A short lime aeo Pi- P. st. dice 1 e
p.'irtltictil d'.-i l il linn it liiiir .-nl could
11 : lawfully lurry lelteis, .,n b'ttets
if its own business, with nit payine
Imstaeo Ihereoii. Now ih - order has
been modified so thai lin y are allowed
A bay's lirst teeth are the central in
cisors, iiml appear from the llflh to Ihe
ciehlli inontli.
l'ive jj filins of pure horie acid, dis
solved i'l one pint of hot waler loriii an
exoeo.i.t wash.
I.ozetieis made of clycerine ami
.lu.ilibe paste are a beuelicial allevianl.
for a dry throat at nieht.
Muscular rheumatism often yields to
doses of salol and pheiiaeetiue, live
Ciauis of eaeh drue every three hours.
Pqiial pans of powdered eainplior.
borax and salt, used 11s a snuff, will be
found to 1.,. a cood remedy for a cold
in Ihe head.
l'etiiiel tea, a simple but effective
remedy for onlio, is made by infusine
two drams of the seed in a pint of boil
lue water.
This remedy for frost-bit ten feel is
,vorih savitie: Pure earbolie acid. one.
half di-itn; tannin, one half drain: tine
ture of Iodine, thirty drops; simple
cerate, two ounces. Apply twice il
day.
When persons addicted to the use of
nrdetit spirits feel the need of a stimu
lant. Its place may be taken with a
dose of concentrated tincture of com
mon oats, fifteen to ihirty drops in hot
water.
Where limbs become badly chafed,
sore. Itchy, and rotieh. frequent appli
cations of 1111 ointment compose! of
two drains of tar ointment, one drain
of oxide of y.iuo and one otitnv of cold
cream will be found sooihini; and lieal
iue. 'flic preparation known as "mustard
liniment" Is composed of one dram of
oil of mustard, two drams of cunt
camphor, otic half ounce of castor oil.
inn! four ounces of alcohol. Ii.sso!ve
the camphor in the alcohol, find then
add the other iueredietits..
Acute bronchitis will sometimes yield
to the followiue treatment: Ittlb the
chest wiih warm camphorated oil. and
cover It with a piece of llanticl. Take
eiie teaspiHinfnl every three hours of
11 mixture consisting of two drams of
lliiid extract of ciibcbs, two drums of
brown muriate of ammonia, two drains
of mixture and etioiieh syrup of wild
eherrv bark to imke four ounces.
Wnitifii: for the Hint.
A sniall lmy who had n eroat dislike
for school returned homo for dinner
11 little earlier than usual.
"Tommy, y.m nauehty boy, you have
1 11 plavlne truant," said Lis mother;
"a little dicky bird came in at the win
dow' j'.tld told Ilie so."
The next morning Tommy set out for
School as usual. Intriiie the iii;i!t:;n
hts mother heard a noise from the far
end of the kitchen, and, looklue 101111.I
there, saw Tommy crouched under the
table.
"Toiiniiy. ymi fiscal, what ate y. ii
lloills' t!,"l'o'."
S.'.'il'. t'.ilt ll" W.ls diseoVIe 1 he
ei'iwb'd out, :nid. led line up a brick
whh h he had by him. said:
"I w'. waitiii' to croak tlmt di'!..
bird.''
(al.nrii Hinl !.!. lo'lli'icl In 10 to 0)
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. If:."! ti on! ..id I I..' i' i'.li'i to do a
1.1: lioniiu', 's w ork l,,r 1 11 j ,r- l e t'li,
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tin J. 11 I -l as. I.i. i.ia. l u.lk llii) v.ilildL'lu
luc! eoa.ti, ,( ,(l iai. b,ri.
I'lnit'ii- tault w it'i others is iisuaiiy a
i'iiiiii1! ,'itini,t nnv ,-! hr:t-reliiu on sflt.
,'. li-ir-.,-.- I..,i" '., -,e. t, 1 ii. .re ', r a. ll
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None ean Know vvtiat it mentis t sii.l.'r
.'Tccit those who also liinov wn.it It menus
to love.
I Iso's Cure for ( 'oi'stmiptlon rellev es tlie
lliosr ol.-t illHt" eoli;,s - Knv. Ii. Ilccn mi 1 1.
I. KII. I.e-illC-it'lll. Mil.. Fell. "t. I-'. I.
At a
Glance
anyone tati sc ! tin; fhfTi'i'cnre Pc
twee'.i toe twin 'oar of chair, jmro
i and other laundry soaps, but you'll
kn iw the diliei'. itee when you use
j it because it idealises with
j Less Labor
1 Greater Comfort
tflvrl!r..,LM ,IIiii!ini lUrnnm Ku., S T,
HEREJTT IS!
IWi' i i lonrn sit nbcitt
ll..rs.'! II" w !-' l'iek Oil1
(ioe.lon,.; K11..V Il.i! erle.
Ileiirt jii.l s. (ir.,l.U axni'11-
Kruil'l.' I'o. 11". i, h p un I
Kff'-' a Cure when ami-- is
(,,,-e t,-' JVtl th.' l.y
lit ' h? V. nn, In ,.ll tl,.' rMTtveu. r.ir.s c' o,
A .eiiiil.' II iv !.. Sh., .1 11. .r.-" I'r .(.i'.Ij I All U.N
.i-'t ,'tii' Viitna'.I.' 1 11 1 thi 1 i-.n --ihi In' uti.ntiK 1 l,y
r.-: Itn- i.iu' lOO-l'ltii: ll.l.t sTIt VTIIO
llllltii: HOOK, w'.i ', wj toll ferwu-.l, ".e
11J, mi re -.'ii.'. uf nly 2 rrnt in hihihim.
BOOK TUB. HOUSE,
tat L.uuarJ 1st., N. V.t ilT.
Sunlight
Soap
T7V
SOMEBODY'S ABSENT DARLINQ.
Where Wntl.lcriin- WMHr 1 To-Niuht
"-Accoi'ilinii to Him.
mm
mm
Jieur I'd titer: Have liceti utiablc to
ivrile lately, as have spent most of my
lit.ie in wheeling. Have Hiieecet'ed i:i
making a very fast reconl for myself
and am now doiuc crenl time. The 111:1
cliim' I have been usini; Is one of tin
old fashloted kind, ratlier heavy, with
lion detachable chain and ball beniinc.
Notwithstanding this, I expect to lead
ill competitors In the po us -you please
race to nlelil and cot way easy. Your
nlTeclioii.'ite son, JIMMY.
- New York World.
It is iioblo to bear like a hero tlie
calamities of life, but It is leitoble to
?i,iitinue 10 suffer tind. r ill. -in w hen the
time lias arrived to triumph over them;
and only nn iutcllieeiit view of eac 1
case can reveal when that time has nr
rived. The iconoclast Is aeain n'orond In the
land without a inir.'.zlo. His latest yarn
Is to the effect that Panic Webster
ihar.eed a tour st "two bits" for ttshinij
him out of tie mud. In a MarshtielJ
Kwutnp.
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V-Al
mmm
v frt t n n j sv V3
The Blue and the Gray.
Both men and women nro apt to fuel alittla
blue, when tho gray hairs begin to show. It's
ft very natural feeling. In tho normal condition
of things irray hairs boloni; to advanced
They have no buainesa whiteniuc tho head of
man or woman, who haa not begun to g"
down tho flopo of life. As a matter of fact,
tho hair turns (;ray reirardle.s.j of nge, or of
life'. 3 tsea&ons ; tsomotimeg it is whitened by
richness, but moro oftt.a from l;;.ck of cato.
When tho hair ftulea or turun crny tlu'rc'a no
nocd to resort to hair dyes. Tho normal color
ol tho hair is restored and retaii-ed by tho use of
AyeYs Hair Vigor.
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foil-. I 1 foil I Miilt I t I v i-.i". .-rhrr 1
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LOOMIS & N Y M AM. 7 ittln, Ohio.
OPIUM'
Less than a cent ia
One Cup
One Cent
U pure Cocoa no chemicals, That describes
; Walter Baker & Co.'s Breakfast Cocoa.
WAI.T!:R UAKliR .ri CO;, T.imii.J, - Urtrcttcsler, Hass.
lill1
hi
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EMI Mi
If JmM
litfjre anl Af.c- oiViij." (Tin !"W I'l' i'-' only lu in; ittr.'l
po-sil.lrt l.y tin ioi'ii-iiseeht i in oiint' e. i.t O'lly ilo. fiii !"' cnt-niu .
much InforniHtioit Itilntivj to I is .. Ui" v.i'.ir .r...-:y Rives a t mi"t-
Aii:ilvi8of iiv.'i'yliiin : p.'1'tniiiiii lo '.'iiiiii-'iii., M irini ; mi I flit I i'o uiet i.i
mil ItimriHj in' iliililiy K.iniiii.'-; lo-.dit..' we't Vil.n'ih ll'eii'i'i mi l t r;
wriplions, lixnlnont .;,sof llot.ii.ie.il fi iietic, loiiv-t M-enf Ui'doi.ii'v "erhs.
Neiv Kdiliim. Uevis" I mi I IW. ir-.-1 with I onmlete In ! W al' tlm l-k '
thi'ltnustthi'idis no t.;m. f ,' e ,si i' v tt to io i.ian ntMrn -y. J-:i i
wit until volt h:.ve illnen i'i '"' ' t e. l v l..'..r- v m or I 'i' I.iu w;n i at cur
for thi. vii iml.lii vnlum.'. OM.V Jt) i KM .S rS I -1A 1 1. t-en I postal
notes or posla;;,) -tulips of nnv I'.eim niii.it ion ll it ini'rf' r t'liiu cut'.
BOOK PUBLISHING HOUSE 134 Loonorcl Street, N. Y. City.
134 Leonard Street, N. Y. City, for ll s. rv.-Mlie imr....'..l tin- tfreit ein-.w;..) inlius
i ini: :i huiiilieil limes tin. We. nskeil. It is on.p't lely Intleipil. innkiii.J tlm iiifnrniutiiiii
instiiiilli' vailhle. Willi th s v.iiti- em ff f iih!e bonk uu Inivo n nr!.l ii.' loi.ml.
r lit your tl i.t.' en. I , niul cull .5v B Q V ,.,i5iy mu.jiIj- n Inck of enrly ciIium
ti.iiiitl nilfnnlai;iv. AVInti reieline, kar cl, n'l you i-nnsintl.v i uiitc m-n.-s re'
i-reiiei's on lull In nndiT-tiin ? Isn't ." tie. n sin. dt amoitni lo uy fur liiivin s.w-li knniv leilK-l
it li o.il? Do fit knew l,n I'ru'sus ivus. :i.,,l i ii.-t e ht. lived? W'lm l.i.ill t I.i. ryr.imi.W, inl
when? Tlmt sound irnve'R lt.'" feet per mcinl.' What Is tlm longest river in ll-e nrl.l? Tlmt
.VIiiii-.i r.tlo ittvei.le.l the i inn pus-, in l-tl ', and n l.n Marco P.il.i mt-l Wh.it ttie i..i-,ie.!i Iv "ot
5tf C5 si( l in. bonk e.eil.i,i. Hi.iiisniiilsnf i ii.'.nn itimis nf jut C
I f mill innttirs i.son tvuti.h'r about. H l H' very S3
V lui. prico ol hull lollnrml IMI'ltOVJ. Votlts..! r . j
Tlie I.a 1 .
Tho ,,1p ,,( ..ir..pt and itL'i'.V.'t safety wttU
J Kh'cli In tie-i inn' tifi' Syru; uf I'i t', imdi'r alt
finililioie., niiiUci it llioir fiv.ir.t.' !i'tii."l.
To gvl tlm trim nn 1 itcnuiiU' iivlicli', Ionic fur
III" namo n( the (.'.itlforniii Kite Sjtiiii (ten
i.o)'. i'i'iiit"d noir t!io butto n of ihn imekiv,!!,
Pol' s.ilo l.y ftll fiw. unsiblo ilr Jinjist u
I t, i re tire ti slip's to every .uestion, tint
prejiullce never sc h but on.
VfKtnrn Cunnot be Cured
- t by local ft.ilii'tion.i. n-s tlmjr rminot roch tii
.1 ,1 ...... i, . 1, nf tlie t'HI'. I Itt'ie l "Illy Olia
wy loi uib dcHf nms, n I tl'iit is l,y t'l.nslilu-,
1 tiiniK.1 rauimiies. D.-iitni'SS is iiiie"'" '' . "
flAinrd t.iii.lii.i.ii yf He mucus Ihiuin vl Ilia
KinlHcliisii 'lulu'. Whfit this tutie nets !"
fldiiiril oii huve n rumbhiiK botunt er Jit;icr
fcri lii'urine. ..nil vviti-u it. is eulirrly flnsvil
IK'Kliii'H in Hie le-ult. and iiii'ess t!it infliim
. niniiu.i c 111 l l.ik. a .ml unit tlil-i lulu' "
: slnrill.ii n niiritiiil r inilittiin, lieKiiint will '
II dot mi ni f.nwiT. N 1 ne ca-i's mil nf ten
oiii'e l Iiy c itui ili, which ix iinUiiiifr bin n iu
IIhiiii'.I C'.,t,, litii.il of tho mtir.nis Kitrt'iicrl..
Wi: ili e.vx Him lliimlnit Ho li.rs for itnf
rmt ef Do ifi,es (ini,s,.il bv ri,orlil Hint e.01-
net t . i tiivil Iiy M ill'i L'uturr.'i Cure, tr'cinl for
caeuliti's fi.'.'.
P. .T. rnrKV & Cn., Toledo, 0.
Fel.I Iiy lii-.ti;i-ls, Z'ic.
UU' Paiui.) Piiia ure t'u tet,
Tlieliest si.hlier tit any 111 my la the cue
who will obey orilcrs the liesl.
Itrnil llfeni Itrlt. id In tin Mitinto.
Pr. A .'new V nr 'oi t . cirl thi s (..'i fi ol
n ih'f in all li s i. Hi -atii.. or S) iiipitl lie! o
Ili-iii't Hi-ca.-i' in !1" uiin it. s. :.tnl sinclily i'f
fi. ts 11 eiirc. It i- a !. 1 li -' r.'ii'.'i'v for I'ul-
iitiltieli. She II 11. ss o! ll' 1 al 1'. Mllellll'I'IIIU
S. 1 s, I'a'ii in I,, ll side an. I 11 I n iiii.t.niis of
11 ii-i,is -i ll ari. tin.' .I. si' ceiiviiici's. If
your 1I1 iiit-jim Imsn'l 11 in si.nk. 11-k him to
procure il Inr ou. It wilUuvu jour l.lo.
ve vour chllil to the iitreet, ut.il you will
tlie world a Hil.-r.
l''l'l'Sstipir.t ffrt'iin.l pii'm:iniitlyctiro'l. No
(a-:il'ii.r llr-l il).s use ni Hit. Ki. ink's (liiKA r
N m; v k II Ks'i'oituit. l-'reo $'.' 1 1 in 1 14.1 1 iuml Ireai -ibn.
hfinl lo Pr. jvline, Ull Arch St., 1'blliw.l'. .
I'.vei v limn Is n hypocrite who prays 0110
way iiml lives another.
Mrs. Whisloiv's Sno'lilni! Svriui for i liihlri-n
tul I, I in;, t-,ii lens Ihe minis, tiiliiics inllaiiuiin.
linli.r. liaj ;- pHiii, 1 111 ,-s inil 1 -iilh'. iV. 11 hot! Ic.
livery mull must pay his own tuition in
the school c-f expei'leiice.
Pt. Vitus nano. On Imttlo Dr. Fitincr'i
''peciili cure. ( he'tlur, .'rcibiiiin. N. Y.
1 1 en it w oik is KoiuetliliiK that cannot, bo
paid tor hi money,
it afflicted It b ure ) dm Dr. Inc Ttioini
eas't Ke. water. DrucnislsHi'lJ at ed.: tr L.uilu
Trv to Ic liidepeinletit without letting
peoi'le knew it.
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of cite-, t-'t 1 t-y I
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Ulftk I7ei.l t mi mis.
Mil S I i:u. 'I'.l-le. le'.!. VfO 1
In till!,.. S. ! 1 I,, , r.-tf .!
fact and all Cocoa
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ty 1. .'!imi to:i Avon, A. M., U. V.
1 lusts;, nio-t Vain t.K lliio'n fo.'
111.' lleliseliold, t ieillll,; as il does
tl... . n-ily disnniii-li.' I Syiii'itoms
of ihil'i'ivut. D. i'is.-., tho t'liis's,
lin I Mc.ins or rr-'ventin Midi Dis
c.isn nn I th-' Simiili'st Itntiolitfi
w hich will nil" .-tt.. er enrj.
5'JO PACES,
rnoi'i;.si:i,Y n i.i'si u i nn.
Tile lli.oU is wi'ltt.m 111 ,l:i ll i'V I V
lay Knuiis'ii, nn I is fret fr uit t ie
ti'.'iiuie.'tl let'in-i wit udi fen Ift- iinist
J)'t.r Hooks mi vn'hi 'lest to tiie
.'I'le'i'iility of r.'ii I i s. Tim Hook is
illicit I'l to lij ni Serv.ej in tin
luniily, nn I i- so worl.' I ns lo hi
r.'ii'litv nu ll rioij I l.v f.'l, Only
CO CTS. POST-PAID.
ENGYClOPtDlfi
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