A
m mm
Silo nuluru'l;' re nil from tl:o (.'rod iiiitII
which in:iki tiinu-iiiui:, of wmi.lt i ful curctt by
Sarsaparillo
Tlif OmiiTimi- lll'intl Piiriflt-r. Alldriu-iriHl..-. ?1.
Hood'3 Pills i'I'v liU -'"
In Hit Own Country.
. A rrnvt'lisi. I ! ;i I'lMjihi't, sciincMInics
snl'lVi I'imiii l.ii'U .!' .1 ; i-a ri:ii!"ii t.n llu;
imri til' his iii-inliliur :i.
'Tilt' fn'Jis li,'lv:ihnliis tfiki' llllil f.illtl
ly ctiiiith:" w.'is tin' ivimirk m' niu- nt'
TlinllUlS 1 1 :i I t lv"s lll'i.ull!'!'!-: ill Wl'SSCX,
Knuliiinl. A iivciii Mi'll. if, "In 'I'liomns
11iii-!,'k ('.'unii'.v." in 'iVmiIi' I'.ir, fur
nish. -s :i'lil:lltiiiil niM.il' l!i;tt t!i' .f. tplo
of tli:il l.H.:iiiiy .sr.- t!i(-i"t::niliii a j;iv:it
Uiil It una :: ivm.
'I'll - wr'.it-r tiicstl.'iif.l tht ilriv.-r of
n u: t'M'i4 a rnatl I'.'-tr i 1 -rli-IiI icv If
lie liiii-w Manly.
"Manly, i!n- I? Vt's. I nfii-n hi-i-h
Vn v'.'ii' alanu' In a vnliit- n ilili' Miiily,
willi '! Y:i.l tit -w n an' a In: u' ln.t.l;-i
llllil'T ''s fllll. 'I! lli'NiT ';IVt- nnlhiily
wlili Vn. They tel's 1 'is lin.iks an
Tviiinlrifnl ilivp, hut I ain't read 'em.
r.nt I. 1 ih-ti't net lime tor read 111 n. illi
cit' hut tlie la 1 'els oil ihe liiuv.-ls 1 carry
nil' lite names of the .lll'lii- H.ni ..."
Aaln 111-' v Tiler of the arilele eti
eouiuered, !i'. i laee of a t . I i I uiiliflVr
eiii'e, mill envy m' Manly and open
t oniem;.: ;Yr ill ' iyuVm, rivli in UK-.u-ia-tiolis.
uhY't the linvelisl h.is .:. fully
lleseril.fi.
Th er.tie !ti this ease was an c Id man
who '.as f.'iiis.l .it a railway station
near !U'!. ii Heath. In resjioi: .,- to the
Usual lii'ius-y ah.'Ul Manly eame tliis
tU'liei.'U hit of dei.re.'larioii:
"Oil, lite uriieu' ch.i;i! I've read
Borne of ids w.rks. They s.-.y.s "t!s a
Ult't. S.'.t:is to me 't: J: -tt v. rlteu'--Jiwr.
si: ten' 1 1. . w u hi:' v. t a and not
d vn' ii.i:ien' at :'.!!. What do V do, I
usk 'ee: Mere !n- 1 d'.en' more jimpcr
Work than Hardy ever did, an' they
don't lark tliout I. :ui' sty. There's a
great ehii'. like they do nlniiit 'e."
Wa-tetl to Ho Home.
Th.e tun si'.i.all l eys who wanted to
ll'lit ll'ihans had :;ettell Some disianev
from !...;::e. The l'einanee had dwln
tiletl ai' l a diseoiinsemeiit whieh nel
ther lile d lo ,..;.!'. s.-; had taken pes-
l Vssli-ll.
"l.eek !. s: id one of ikrm nt last.
"I've l .'. n l it in' I'm Sleny Sam for
two da;.- now. 1 aveti't IV"
Ye.,," was '.:v wi'ty.
'W t il. I'm hind o' lired that faille.
1 think 11! -1 i.v tlie .fodi-al son."
A Point nf Merit.
T!u-.'.' liitl- maldei's were dlseoiirn
In,' a' o-.it the l.:ihy I'rot'.n is who had
taken iip their r.'si.h-i.ee in the three
t'amiPe tliirliiu' the past year.
"My little 1. rot her Ned's f;ot a lovely
silver mm; that i-raii'lma sent him."
paid the first lilt!'.- uli-l: "it's Just a
heamy; and I.e had tt silver knife and
fork from am ndpii. ten."
"My lit 1 1 hrother Wal'er's inn a hee
jiitil'nl earved rattle that 1 inde Ht-ii-ry
sent oim from China," said the see
oi!.! I it : It- iiiri; "inotl.er's put it away
In a lira ver lo k"i i lill he's himwii up."
-.My linle hn.ih.'r l"reddie's not half
so hi.; a-'- jo..r hr-'l !i' is," said the tliinl
ehiid, viih an air of one endeavoring
to eouoi-ll It feehll' of t ri I! Ill pll, "lUlt
the d"eior -ay.; li..'- had more spasms
than any .:!:! l-ahy in tt.is tiei.i;lil'"r
h. .!!. -o I 'm t-:"
'i'lU: . ii nvew l ':i! t'-vh ti tliti tio. dim oft!
'ii 1 , 1 1. hi all ni ir ii en-, sin; ...-i h. r,
t 1111 I i...' ;i -l :-. .i j ,..uk w a- sio. si ii . 1.
'l it I' "1 L.lfl'l Ml I V ... . IS ili-i.:..:-
.11 1 1 1 h ,1 ti -.vi-,-' d 1 1-. ser.U 1
,-.'l r.-tif-. 1 an-: I.v ni.;-:.!,.; I. in-i,- o.
iit'.vii't lo.'.tl i r.iiii t. ir:.' ..t't i; it,
r.t' o. Si !. . 1 it - 1 . . .t. ni In 1 -. a
. I ti
"1". 1 1 "it t 11. er-1 I'iMTi, r.i.
in.. 1 i y. .1. t I..-; ;. ,v t .... it. ..i
- -. m li'l. ' I:'m . it '..a-',-. 1 '.'i.'l'h'- V,V.'.'.,.
- .'is i ;.- :i, ... .,; i.fs,....i;i. : i.ei ..It,-;
Ltiii'i'i'.iUoy 1 lire in.; 1
t . it "t ! nit I ' 11 !,-.! l i-s . a '
lan.'e ft ti.t.'.. in;'.-.--. In 1- i.
Ait' Vn S:il..i,. 1 M.ili ,, h.lt V II Ivi.c
t!,- .11 I ..r 4 .1 .i,i;,:-.,v ... - s,....;
K'l '.v..- V ' M, I I. HI ... .. f..', 1 y
1 il
ll I..
miss ,( Vi u O.lt ..'11 -. ....i-., u,ii is- I,... I In
inn. 1 1.1- mi. a ii..' Ki. r :. ),: in t.- ii l.t ,.t
Ji'sti rti'i inr li.li t -ir- in -I.e. -is ... t'li- H.Juk
i'ii'-l: l..tt4 11. I--. :i! I. i:.r i N. V. 1 it.
KviTV . -I -.Hi it i... 1. 1- 1. 1.: .t .il-.- .!. . . .. I. a
ht" in t I...- : lii III. iiiiC" ni' ills Ll-'.tit 1 itt-r at
tlt"C llll't l-.-.l Ills ill i Ml U.LU lUO VlliUttbll)
lata tu.laicil 111 till- b'l.j
ia liaiiit 111:1 't.'-i ..!ass 1' s.
l"-i..'s C'li-'.' is tl' 111. '!!. iiie to i,r..iik tip
.'ii; ii 'sCotuO's mill l oltts. Mi.s. M. ii.
lii.i ,r, S'ra it'ie. v:i:i . Mai-'-h . I- 1.
In lVrsi'i th w.iiiifii r fusii! 'ti (ii iiauii'iit
t ieir fit'-es by ; aiii'.'ii. on fin' it o'.-Litf'-s of
small aiiiaiuN an 1 irs.. . ts.
l.ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Will euro Uie worst forms of female
complaints, nil ovarian troubles, in
t'amintttion ami uleeration. falling and
I'lsplaeements 1 'f tho w 1111b, and co:is.e
t r 'tt nt spinal weakness, and is pecu-
:;t fly adapted to the chance of life.
livery time it will cine Backithe.
U Lis cured more eases of letieor
rli.ea by reinoviiiLf the cause, thaiiauv
reiiietly the world has over kti 'Wti; it.
is almost in fallible iu such cases. It
diss..' Ives and expels tumors fn-1:1 the
uterus ill an early stajfo i'f develop
ment, and cheek:; any te'ideiiey tn can
cer, ms loitnors. Lydia II. Pitikham's
Liver Pills work in unison with the
I'ouipo nud, and are a mho euro for
i.,.rsi ipat ion and sick headache. Mrs.
r'.r khnt.i's Sanative :..l: is f rvttt
t jluv ler local iipvlicatiou.
Hoods
I' 1
Tin: r.ia u i'K a vim:. I
This wild jten, or Vftcli, is found in
tho Xort Invest, w litre it trows to u :
blight of fioiu two tt four fie', nud is
f two kinds, out) Uiiun knowu lis I ho .
Liithjrus jiitlu.-tris, tl.o other ns Hie
I'alustris luyitifolius. Tho latter i.t
tho larger of tho two, n lid lioth tue '
perennial. They nlVoil txoellcut KOtl
iue for cattle. " i
RrnsTttrTEs rot! uat.
Ac ft loie Kiili.lltnl.t . ,it n-.tirtif
have notliiu better than oora folder,
if it bus been properly Uken earn of,
writes X. Wiliy, of iii.iiitini. If left
in tho luld uutil tpiiii, txposed :;)
winds and rain, morj than one huli'
tho ori;i;iul vn'uo is lost. Jt uavs to
hnvo tho I'oiUler cut or shreiUlo.l.
All kinds of Mock cat it r a.lily. I
believe the fee. line value of lii'st-tvus-i
com fed ler is ten per cent rcitUr
than tuitt ol timothy lmy.
a w.uoi v,i:Anti:i; Mir.:; iiot si:,
A very cuuvcuietit milk house, for
wuriu clim ttis, or for Mi!Uv.-r use in
cohltr sictiou, is bUo'iiii ia the tUfjruv
iuu; herew ith, li is six feet pi ire
nud six feet high nt tlie e tvis, wl.i.'h
is laro enough for th.1 mi'k of r.v.) or
three cows. The house is built uu.b r
ti large or.ipo arbor, about twttity
teet from tuv kitcluu pii'up. I he
in ilk tank, which is twelvo in.'li
deep nud liiurtecu inches vi ie a', the
top, extends nlomr the n 'tth Mdc. I:
has a M'l'eeU cover, V, .deli l: ay be c, ,
ercd with cloth in m ry hot Cr du-:y !
Weather. A table with Mieif Ui. h r-
iieuth ocouj-ics tho southeast ivrui r. ;
A space j ii -1 above the level of thej
tank, two feet wide nud exteuom oa
all sides of tho house, is ovi re.l wdh j
wiro screca. fc.Lcives nbove the eret n
nud below the tank i,ive Ml ''.cieiit !
room for uiilk nud butter tli-hes. Tlie ,
milk is set in pails A oiilvar.i. j 1 !
irou pipe leads from a tuia!! tiii.k a' !
tho side of th.) piimii tb.wu i i:;kw en i
inches below the surlacc til the,, round, !
j acro.-s the twei ty-loot ice nl:d up i
ng.iiu to the Uvel ot tae laib; te.nk. i
Au i.u'riluw piiv at lb otb. r t n 1 of !
tho tank carries t u t'le tati r iii'.tr it ;
j bus reaehed the juop. r lni;ht in the
niuii. -uou;er pipe, tu tue i oitori n; .
the tank, is used for emptyin ; it v;.v:i ;
tUired. The door iu the ro'.ithv. i t:
I'OXVI'MI'N I' "Itl.U
cor in r is of wood, 1 i.t
d b.
ereti if- j left r:e 1. luirl si.'.:!! r
I'.a.r the .-ereiiis m rruy t.i:'..'i r.
.1 he Mater in tlie t-itu :ilu,v b 'i:;..;iL e l
ut any t i me by j-ti:..t iio? v.- .1. s r.i,.
the iii-ill t iuk at t ::' w-.-ii. A 1.. r, e 1:1
A;4iie'i:tmist.
mtUNi 1:1: ,'::. -r' :s 1.
This mu-vu ii .- ii. 1; " ! 1 - It 1 '.
oilered btt.e t 1. uu-1 .. ;. -!,t to b. ,-.
prodiieefs. t if tin ha- 1 e n vi ry e'-. .;
Mid o.nz:!!-: has been aoitu in;::. ''.
cheapness oi fee I Has c:,o . : ) r .t .1
holibii;; t he -t ie v lor . in at a a.iM ie -in
Weight. Til-' n.ei' ieo st ee l 1 :i
eiin-s to tin-old theory tint a b a t
lor meat should t e ripe. The t i- 't- i(
the people v.iio buy :a. a', 1- . : ,
has bee, 1 ehau- illi; let r.r-, v., tit the
result tu it tie. IV I an . !. ..-t ee !
li'emilll.l fur lilt it:llls a'. 1 toi-j ihl'
have 'net a :l'.'li in t'uory if
e..rl.v ii'id'tl-iiy. tin tile a---, ri e le.r a
there is ev. ry rm-.oii t. r 1 it' i.:t . ill
enii to a finish by the time it .s 1 i.iit
etuiuoliths to twei.ty-tw o lun'itlis oi
ttite. I'-Uit'.ly vt ry potui I that is
(iHiutd liter the calf is tv.eiiiy 1., -ntii-old
costs the fi-'dei' iu iy a. la ie i a ,
nti'l often i.'.oro than, le. is a .ie I 1
rtalize in s. -1 i 1 : : -f K. Cattle iji'.iivi i.
and lee it rs are living in au a ee ,;
progress, and it is i:s iiii;)..r;. i.t th it
they use dilii iu thou .lit i.ud .-t a
s is tho .sa'i.e eoiirs" ile-ii-.tiile in ntiy
other bus'iie-s. A liivi.li-::,! eititi-i' ii
riade on one's ie.v -1 : : ti t nt in r v. i-e.
'i.'his is pari lenlariy tvr..; 0:1 fir;. is 01
less than '-) itercs. It I in-nviv a!
ways true where fanus are'.ioi-t'i icon
than j-'itt pi r acre, reeear ile-s 0,' tli
bite of the fai m. Th.rehis be.-:; for
a score of yt ars a l. elttu;- that all a
stockman bad to do was to buy up any
sort of cattle an 1 p';t I l.i ia 0:1 '.he
trass and bed t'ietn pit utv o; o-irn,
and the prolitn weii'.d take e 110 o.
theuisi !ve.-. .It is an ace dent it e.v
when this :ul icy prove.s s;;eee ul.
Close observation of each aniu.itl is
required now au 1 eirii'nl cstiia-.tei
must bo made of the- ix:i-ue of feed
iuu'.
Much that his been said above in
regard to cuttle is true of the s;tui
tioti in the hoy; trade. The bi-e.'.er
who does.not f'.rive for 'he lie.-t bio 1
and best tpinhty is a back Liiuibt r. In
a.ltiitiuu to curjftil bleeding lteiltu.;
is now also etpiaiiy ur impurtaMee.
Great care mu-t bcextrotsed io supply
the hog with the pr.ipi r varieto s ot
food from birth t i maturity. It is no
longer a tpnstiou of a year iu the
prowib of a hot; to a proatabio tiui.Mi.
Duly tho hiruo ranches can cmisiiler
this policy with any lavor. On farms
of a half sectiou or less the hog should
be finished for market at from seven
mouths to ten months of age. Cth'T
conditions being favorable, where
there is clover nd other .-recti pe.s
tur.ige it is ordinarily better policy to
contiuue tho hog on feel till nine
mouths or ten mouths of age. NYest
ern Kural.
A DHPAlTn VEsT OF TftE Al'T.E.
The apple languor, or ruiiioa-i worm,
is a serious jiest that is rapidly sprt au
iug iroin the Ea, t to the Wi st. ihe
uiiture insect is a rly, nhicit can not
Ttadily be peisone I, and it is siiii.
jiusdJ tbat Ibu c$' whicb 1 ; J .i J j ihe
i'iiir-"ots iiro dVpo-ited liy the Hies in
the pulp of theitpp'.e beiieiith thi.'Miiti,
mi tnat tho youn ; inn :i;ots are .'ua ito
within th.o find, from tho time tho
ct."-:s lire laid uiilil thty r.rc lintturo
mill eim rge Iroin tlie apple to "o iulo
tiio fjrouml. Tho nnifyut is very
i mall mid belli vet. tiibs tho fruit with
out material injury to tho skin or os
terior itppt nraace, but cantos Mreaka
of rot in the tlosb i:' tho fruit that aro
very ropuKmmt to the consumer. The
noil tu neitth infected tr. es was exam
ined at tho liiiii.le Inland I'xperinieiit
Station hi-t iiiU (hulletiu :!T, L. V.
Kintieyl, nud the number of inuots
that wero t-o:rctL.l under diiVercnt
trees was i s imato.l to be from l(i')
to ovi r 1 0 i'. V.'hi'ii hem wer.i
auued uuikr tho tree's they worked
I
i
i
t
JIAl't liE IT.V, API'I.E lil t'liir.
faithfully and t-eeme.l to ct cuongli
f.utd from the ;:r.mii 1 to sustain them
three or four days. It uppenre I as if
lew of tho luaeiT.its wero likely to bo
ovi riool.e.l by the hens. It is prob
able that the apple muj lots remain iu
th 1 j u pa st tte ia the sol! bouc ith tho
irei.s, iu that latitude, from tho time
they have tho apple iu tho fall until
tl.o follow ;:i;' -pvuie;, so that I'OUlitiiug
poii try in tho oveh ir.l in the fall is
tho most practical treittmtul lor this
post that cm now bo KU;i;e. ted. It is
iuiporiiint tt) ascertain the distribu
tion of tho pes!, and all who observe it
will ha c ivort to us. Carefully
liid n ; i.l! windfalls or refine apples
to hoi'.-i r tho Mock is a.Ub.i.l. heep,
mi pi tiltiy Mu ul 1 bo kept ill
ike ere'., ul. 1 n!Ur hiiVSUj., ii Vol l o
f it. t'ietn culture is also advise.1..
S; r.iyi'...; is it. proUctioti n&taiue.t this
p-.i I," bi'i' iu-e it tloes not ad'ect the lly
tin! lays the iu--. Xc.v Eulaud
iloiiK:.tia.!.
r.i in : rt'NKr.vs.
Tin re are f. w farm pursuits that pay
In ttt r than raising turi eys, it one can
siieeeed ia it ; but there are very few
p. o, le niiii M ii.i lo have tho faculty
o; ..tt.iiiir the-t' tliiieate nud Ctipri
.i.'.is ereatnres thioneh their first few
net l.s. Oiseethcy are iiiliv feathered,
liny aii u. i at ad hard to manage,
MN.vi.icd etie CaU br.t!.g thofi boino at
night.
t::o mi-tlit bo lei to wta.ler how
ri:d lurkt vs ni r ;row up, wluu it is
t.eehiri 1 iuuiU and tigaiti th.t young
tar loo s 1.1 li-i never ,;.' o it in the morn
!! r, . Ii lie the tie .v : u ihe j:r.i-, and
n. , 1st always kit; .v it.one.ii to ;,o lit
, e u .! ni.n .
':! y j eople hitch tttri.ey eegs 1111
.i. r ii. :.-, oi in -r- u-e i:.e 1b.1t. u ; but
i ,e : ..1; or iu; i.i ;. ii ivo not tims far
1 1 i t; s.ieli a 'io;.';:'i I .-uec.-.ss us to b.ad
il e wli . , hut: 1 to turn tu and try to
Mi ten fit lo ;. s . ,.g in tlrs way.
1 i n- . 1 t i-- b. -1 pi iis is to keep the
i 11 t ill., is :u an u: e'.o-u re, with a
;. lie tl. il Vi-une. 01. e- will le unable
t-i ii -.- t.v. r. Il tue b i'oy turks are
!i .;,':: d 1:1 -uch a place, it is very
n.it-eh i" '.!' r, tt r t!:.' tuoiher becom-.s
ae. ii-l.'Uit I t 1 it, ail I do-'-; l it fret u'.
t he ftp; i v -1 s .
A bull utig eieiit or t ti fe.-t s,pia:-e,
.'. . t Ii a'l o il-i ie yi.r .1 luei.'.-.i with lit t
utii, i.'i ! c. v re 1 by a i w ureenho'.'.-o
-esiiis, ina-.e-. an i '1 a! pla-'O i'er ) o:u:g
f.irk'y-. Lii-re he:i!l be perches
-i i.-, te tl." ol 1 1 in - call jump to iiet
i'ver I. ti--.', t ii Is - .viiig them t jo
tin v.htc'i 1 hey r-e.piire for their
t'r.at ciro i.m-t betaken of turkey a'
e.u , a; tie y eh. U Very easily. Alter
tin- i.it'.l a: e h e.tehe.!, b avu them m
be m st l r aii'. nt thirty-six hour-,
tii.i; put iluitiin a will j rot'eete 1 eoop
with a tight tb.or, and arrange the ia-c!"-ure
mi that 11,1 rain or dew cm get
to the yottt'g ! ir b.
It is mi iM', lit ut idci to Teed poultry
0: -'Il -i :;s in a niaee c.s tar reuuvel
ir ei thvir ,- It 1 pn:g atiarlmetit as pos-i-l'..-.
N ;;'..' 1 i-tii.lu make little rum
tLii. u !i which the fouls mu-t piles tu
it b x w i; to f-j.id is I'.iv.tvs j-repared.
I'l.e t.o;-'.' -of lliilli'Jg the box wiil at
trie: ta.ia. They 1 nt what they lik",
t l.i-u eo ifvay, an! the lloor of tho
luul liiig is not K.'iit.d by sc '.tiering
loo.l an I w att r. TLt-y will to tho
'UtiN' of ; :pl'!y win never tbey nce.l
, an I will be in miicili better health
i; this coarse is puii-ut .i.
Some suece-sii'l poultry raisers fe.'.l
bred an t mil'.;, ilu 'ed with black
pei'pi r, tor the lir,-t lew days. Fresh
v ater is iu dispells ihie, nud milk is au
excellent thing foi young turkeys pro
vided it is never allowed to becomo
sour. si,,1u. lojd of any kind will kill
yi . lug turkey-. They eat but littlo
ut a titve, cad must be fed fretpieutly.
Th-. ir 'bet sho'ild be 1:1:1 h r.strtetel
ntit.l they are from four to sis weeks
o.d, then tiny may bo i.iven chopped
V'e.ei.ibies ot Millulis forts, lucluding
0 i ns, whi'.'b are excellent for them.
Tlie scraps from the table aro of great
a ivmtige. When t'ney bavo boeomo
ft inhered tbey may have wbolo eoru
ai night, llefore this they should eat
wheat, cra 'ked corn an i a little oats,
btiekivlu at and any other status tbat
are lo.pt about the place.
riu'ite poultry misers give condition
powders in brau mash. It is fail lo
be goo I for them, but it must bo ail
eaten up ur removed as soon as they
1 ave it. If it beeomi s sta'.o there is
great rik iu givitii,' it.
After the critical period of youth is
p is ,d t irlicys gtti'V rapidly and, un
der i iVorable conditions, aro one of
the mo-1 pro.it able of farm crops.
Me'.v V'ork Ledger.
Ji -.relhan 1",' I'd umbrellas are every
year .o t at i'llt iu 1'ans ca'Js u t oiu-mlus.-s.
IiWNETTES ANI liri'flf.r. .IKWTLllY.
Somo womeu, sai-.l a lcadin jeweler
tho other day, Bimply m into wild
ecstasy over any tlest.;u with unakes
a prouiinent feature. I'hey are u.-ually
bluek-eveel womon.for few bloudesearo
for roptilo jewels. A jeweler loarutt to
know hia customers, and tho peculiar
drift of their cbaracleristios in their
chatter about bis More. I seldom fr-.il,
after a few moments of conversation,
in Ko!eetiii fomethins to their fancy
tit once. rhiladolphta l.uijuirer.
OlIEEK WAISl'l Aim f IMtN'O.
In tho new disi.e;u'', t-ays a Paris
fasbiou writer, there is :i 1 11010, rustle
or frou frou. Two of the modistes
report that tho old Grecian waist will
bn revived J this fall nu.l winter.
The announcement will be lU'atelully
received by all womeu who are slender,
whelhtr tall or Miort. This Greek
waist well exemplifies the talent of the
old Greek race. It looks badly upon
no one, au I on Mender figures pro
ilnces au effect that id always plcnsiuvt
and picture. p-.e.
ritiN r vsn hot iiionh os vorn ttnti.
Young girls seem to have only two
moles of arranging tho hair from
which to cho i-e. It is unwise to ue
tue irou or the crimping jnu oil the
hair of grow n:g girls ; the most fash
iouablo women understand thi--, and
iusist tbat, until tho debut has been
niai'e, a g rl must wear her hail iu oue
of the two stiles : It may bo parted
ntiil braided m two plaits tied with
mirro.v ribbon, or it may bo rolled olT
the faeo, braided iu one plait, loopjil
and tied with a black ribbon after tho
t'adogau l'a.Lion. Ladiea s llomj
Journal.
rr.rriY rou a iiaixy ivy.
What is ikscribeJ 11s "miiuo really
pretty rain proof clothing" has been
discovered I y n correepoudeiit of
Vogue at a resort in the moautiiins of
llohemiit. A young princess, who in
Maying at the same hotel tin re, bis
provided hit elf with several suits
made of M101 raiu-proot material iu
delicate pt arly hues, and vi ry cliarin
itig she look iu tbctu. 'The i'riucess
Siuia," writes tbo correspondent,
"looks like a tiny fairy when, anno I
w ith a stout violet-wood stick, she sal
lies forth iu sptto of tho pouring rain,
elad iu la r admirably titling suits of
water-proof silks, with a small hood
drawn ovir her golden curls, for lung
walks in the dreuehe.l but fragrant
woods about her." bic of these cos
tumes is made oi' changt a'do pink and
abiiotid-greeiitatTetaM iiiiiieriniable, the
kirt clearing the aul.le well nud be
ing finished off with ten rows of M idl
ing. This is Worn over a pair of
knickerbockers, ui.ido of silk and
t jekotl into a pair o
taleins gaiter- butt..
Tiie waist is jacket -i,
with a booil and fa ten
I siU'irt-loeking
tied with silver.
. il e l, provide I
1 over a waiM-
coat of dark green matt rial, which is
also water-proof. Th- a i ipti.ni of stieh
costume iu this country would work
it vast improvemt ut 1:1 tin- appearance
of wouitu wb veiii'.'.f out on rainy
t'AM-.ll 1 ti.i.s.
From what 011" he.a- of the Danish
gill, she has all the 1 riviheges open to
one of ourselves. I.' she wishes to
study nt the I uiv. r-itv, sho limb; her
: -ii free to tikeup any branch she may
choose, and nudi.Ml, 1.; 1' heuiatieal and
ecu utilb? honor-fail '.0 lu-r share quite
as fn tjiieutly ns to h -r br-.itbcrs. As
itaoug f, ioo, t-.t'l :ng stems t't" i-e
tlie tuost nmvt rs.il employment for
w..:eeu who wi.-h t 1 niiii their own
liv ug. Vet tin re ar so mnuy te-tch-
is and fo ii r.::y lia iei.t 'ii of rich
fa'ailies who teach i-iiaply ns a pas
time, with no reiaiuit r tti'.iu, thatthn
pay is t ry snutll and not nt all iu
ro-iortiou to C10 si rvic 's th y give,
l'tiey aro well up in the i-lualisii htera
te.re of the day, tlistia ;uish tbemselves
as artists, authors mid musicians,
found schools nu.l asylums for various
charities, aud nir.na ;o tbeiu as success
fully ns the woiu'.u iu other countries'.
lVs..:nii)g an. I pitntiug potters,
wc 1 i-ciirviug au 1 i unit woodwork are
nttieug oih-. r r.ccoi.aplishmetits, and
m-iuv women have taken up photo
j.i iphy Hiul :-t irled out ns profession
als, lint, iu s;ite of all their profos
M jual work, l'.u:sh women do not
degenerate iu the art of housekeeping
ittul good cooking.
Within the past fotv years they have
beeor-ieinteri sted iu the outdoorgaiues
fo ponuli.r in Kuglaud, and teutiis,
gul', cricket and football are fust
o'tiuing uround. Tbo eraze for bicy
cling sii'.ed tlwrj some tiino ago, and
they are already expert rider, for the
level country favors this sport. Homo
of the Dai.i h girls are aeeomtdished
b.irsewonn 11, nud they aro never
quite so pri ity and graceful us when
tticy are skattug, which is a Sjfueral
iiTuuseiiiec for fully three months in
the year. 1'afortnunteiy for the pi-j-t
lrt'squeii'-ss of the National J).mi:-h
costuiue, r.ugliah faehiou has invaded
nearly ad classes of toeiity, nud the
bigh-poti.t'e I cap, bright colore i
skirt, etnbroi.li reiJ iiproi-i utui corselet
uie very seldcin seeu ntuv. In the
arraugi meat of their hair, however,
thty rtm .iu constant to their oi I cus
tom of brushiug it smoothly back and
theu twi-tiug it into a tight kuot at
the back of the head. A Lnuih girl
ia good society makes her debut at
sixteer, when she is continued. If
bhc is not married nt twenty-two sho
is loft out of all parties and aiuuc
laeuts, tims showing that the old
fashioned prejudice against old maids
still obtains iimuiii! tbo-e otherwise
enlightened people. Xew Vori
Ledger.
WlMrV AND TU15 SfFFTHOR.
Tho countries of the world where
womeu already have tome i-nirra-io
Lave an areaof over IS, iiO'),0',)il square
milts, nud tbeir population Is over
j'.,0J0,0UO.
In Great lritaiu women vote for all
elective o'iieers except Members of
rariiament.
In Frnneo tho women teachers elect
women members on all boards of edu
cation. In Sweden women voto for all oleo
tivo officers except representatives.
Also, iudirectly, for Members of tho
LIoti-o of Lords.
Iu Xorway thoy havo ecliool suf
frage. In Ireland tbo women voto for the
harbor boards, poor law guardians,
nud in Uelfast for municipal olltcers.
Iu Uussia women householders voto
for all elective ollioers nad oa all local
matters.
In Finland they vote for nil elective
officer.-1.
In Anstria-Uungary they voto, by
proxy, for all elective oftieers.
In Orotia and Palmatia tbey havo
tlie privilege of doiug so in loeul eloo
tious iu person.
In Italy widows voto for Members
of rariiament.
Iu tbo Mauris presidency nud tho
Honibay presidency (lliudoo-tnn) tbo
women exereiso the right of sullrago
in ail municipalities.
Iunll coiintries of llussimi Asia thoy
can do to wherever a Hussiiiu c.ilouy
settles. The TinsMitus aro colouiziug
the wh ile of their vast Asian posses
sions, nud carrying with them every
where the "niir," or sclf-govt ruing
village, wherein women who aro heads
of households aro permitted to voto.
Women havo municipal mifirago in
Cape Colony, which rules 1,000,000
squaro miles.
Municipal womnu sufl'rngo rules in
Xew Zealand and tit parliamentary
elections.
Iceland, iu tho Xorth Atlantic ; the
Islo of Man, between F.ugland fin 1
Ireland, and Fitcaira Islaud, iu tbo
South 1'iieilie, havo full woman suf
frage. In the Dominion of CauaJa women
have municipal stul'rago in every pro
vince and also in tho northwest terri
tuties. Iu Ontario thoy voto for nil
elective officers except in tho election
of members of tbo Legislature and
Failiameut.
In the I'uitcd States twenty-eight
Staios nud 'it rritorics havo given
women k.uuo form of t,ulVrage.
Hchool MUl'tages iu various degrees
is granted to women iu Arinoua, Col
orado, Connecticut, Deleware, Idaho,
Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachu
setts, Michigan, Minnesota, Xobraska,
Xew Hampshire, Xew Jersey, Xew
York, Xorth Dakota, Oregou, South
Dakota, Texas, Vermont au.l YYiseou
siu. Iu Arkansas nu.l Missouri womon
vote, by petition, on liquor license in
many cast s.
Iu Delaware sullrago is exercised bj
wonieii in several municipalities.
In Kansas tbey have equal Mili'rago
with titt'Li in all municipal elections.
About ."i'I.H'M women voted iu 1'J0.
Iu Mnutana they voto on all loc.il
taxation.
In Ni w York they c tu au l do voto
nt school ilcc'ious. 'The question of
the constitutionality of tbo law is still
.iiideei.it. d. They voto also in many
places iu this State nil locail improve-ii:ee.'.-..,
such as g is and electric htreet
lighting, paving, sewerage nu.l mtiui
c pal bonds.
In I'tali wot'ien voted until disfran
chise 1 by the H.iuy.iuds law, when
they promptly organized to demand
its repeal.
In lYunsylvuuia a law was passed in
1 s.) under which women vote on loe.il
improvements by signing or relusiag
to siutn petitions therefor.
tu Wyoming women have voted on
the Mime term.-, with men since
The convention iu lss.lto fortn aStato
Constitution unanimously insetted a
provision i-ecuring them full suiVrage.
ibis Constitution was ratified by tho
voters nt a special electiou by about
three-fourths majority. Congress re
fused to require tho disfranchisement
of wouieu, and a huitte.I the State July
111, l.S.ll).
And let it not bo forgotten that iu
the Senate of tbo United States Feb
ruary 7, ls8'.t, a select committee re
ported iu favor of a ueudiug tho Fed
eral Constitution so an to forbid States
to make sex a causo of disfranchise
meni. Congress uajournod, homver,
March 4 following, without reaching
tho subject. Omaha Fee.
FASHION SOTliS.
Long sashes bordered with lnco will
be seen on ilre-sy theatre costumes.
The sleeve that is tight to tho elbow
nn.l jui'.Ved above that is tho correct
shape.
The very swell woman of unlimited
means has hiT gowns designed by
urtists.
A gauzo parasol is a. filmy bit of
beauty, but us a sua dciier it is not a
success.
FuneLes of tpiills and weird birds
figure conspicuously oa tho autumn
millinery.
Sometimes tho woman who thiuks
that her et-up is especially chic looks
like a fright.
Many of tho ay-flowcrcd fubrics
are won ler'nlly toned down by bcioj;
built over black linings.
Xuinsook shirt waists that aio rua.lo
to order look very ebnrtniuij nuder
little black reefer jackets.
Yachting gowt s trimmed with white
shed this adornment iu wiuter and
serve as walking costumes.
Use up your ribbons and. odd pieces
of silk iu making cor-let belts wbilo
tbey are as yet but novelties.
l'till greea satin covered with an
applique of laco makes u very stylish
vet aud basque frills for a dark blue
gown, tint ouo Very ettunuing com
; biuatiou in green is a grass green
Jclolh dress piped with a paler shade
! and ft full vest of green miroir velvet,
1 -damped with on Orieutal palteru in
! tisg aud gold color.
A Lawyer's Toiitiuioiiy.
rrmn 0u Uertild, 'okJuim, A'. 1.
Oeoixa Ikiartltnnn Ht''ry, of Nlnholvllio,
Kt. I.awrniiiH) 1'ouuly, Now York, lias for
iiiiiuy yt-urtt riiiiLo.l s mm of llm lirinlitt
litwyers tu Norllioiu Nw York nutt fur tho
1.11H twfuty yen; liuMbittutliMtt -kutiwIi'tlitett
iniifler of li.iliti.w in the wist .Hid of thlsKfat
c.Hiiitv. Mr. .St in:. -y was ailuiltled to tint bur
In ltUiS, nu.l up to Otitobor, 1106, ontiiiuisl
to ptuotlcti his profiissiou. All tills lima,
liowovttr, 1 ho Hiram of aotivs politteal work
liti't burnt an.ti'rminiiiK his onoo Iron nonstt
tulion, niiii ibiring this moniU of Ootobar hi
iiilTttroil u stnil.it of jmra'ysis which left hlin
pniftifHlly ht!liltss. For wenks h was In n
titrrlhlti cotiilition, th fftorts of th tloctors
provinK of no avail. All at omit ht buirun to
recover, howttvi'r, nud was simui sttrn alniut
town KKiiin, frt'iuentiii(t liis fornnr lnejnls
fiDj shivlting liau'is with his old (rH'ii.ls otul
ii 'iiuntiitanoc. His rni'l I r eovery wits the
In I k of (tin towu, an. I a ritportor lusiiintt ol
tlm wotiilnrfttl cunt ili'Citleil to vimt B
Sntei'V nit. I imt'oitKln if pusslulo Its iituso.
5lr. Hliieey wits inelint-J to bo coaiinutilt'n
live, mi 1 tlie following is bis btory of his Ill
ness and t'tiroi
'I was iiv.s !lnir over a political mntlnK
aiitt hiul just ariMi'tt to ttivn ti frirnd who was
to iiil.lress tint Hit "linn 11 rouslnt; iteu lulT,
when to my a-toiiislnnunt I tlisL'oMrnil I
colli. 1 net tiilU. My toni.-uo seeitetil jmrn
ty.i'il. I inniiiuii'tl I" say " f''W 'oniti, how
ever, ninl took my s.tut wif e by sheiir -ill
power I matiugetl t.i sit until the mei'tintf
whs tlnlshiMl. 11 11 nrlsing to ifo htuitit, how
ever, 1 found I eoal'l not walk ami wn'uio.1
to linvo lost oiinlrol of my liuih-. I wiji ns
sistitil lionif, but ou feolniK blttr In Iho
itiorniHB I went down to my onMeo. Horn I
siifTero.l nuother shook which Inlt mo flat 011
my back. I llunlly rfooverttil suMcittiilly 1o
Kt-'t up, tuit was loft a ootupletti iiliy.liial
wn-ck. leoiibl imt half talk or Knltlf my
.st'll at nil. I coultl not writo or iVf a hold a
pen, nu.l wits uitalilo to tinnsaot any ln si
n.'sft. I was like a drunken man ami went
Btnucoring about.
"Tim il Hi-tors did all thoy eotilJ for mo but
Btlll I faili-ii to improvo. I luul Klwa9 b-"
creatly opi'oso I to patent mtttiioiuea Iu nnv
form, but on tho n-eomitieiidittion oi it, v
tlrtiKi:ist,Iia If. Smith, I Dually tlu.-l.'ml to
givttlr. Williams' 1'lnk I'li.s ior I'lile I'eoplo
a trial ami mcij If tle y would tlo m" any
KodiI. To my great Mirpnw I Is-Kitu to nolle.-
an Improvement lnt.'.n-n I lull tnki'U
half n box, it ml by tlit-tltin-1 Ita I tnknu tlir.ti
h'.xt-s I f'-lt like 11 new mini. As nothing olse
wM'ineil to help mu 1 lay my rxe.ivery to tho
1'iuk rills lor t'alo IVoplo. On goinKlo
S.twitrk, New Jersey, in April. I (tuvo up
taking the pills, niel havo not siueo ri-lttrtiiHt
to uslni; li'i'iii, altltoiiKh I am t-onll'lent tbey
nrt- a .spl. ii.ll.l thing, and 1 will probably uutt
tliom iiittiiii." ,
Mr. Stiii-.-y's roiivirltatilo o.'i8(- Is but one of
11 iliuiisaml oiltern wltieli havo bti.'ii i-nn-.l I y
ti is iiem-it- pills wlii-roall ttl.su hn.l fniUnl.
Wiliiiiuis' 1'ink l'llls foittaiii, Iu a eoi.-fti'ia-t.l
form, all tho il.'ini-nls niH-i-sMiry to
Itivt- new lift- and rii-lmess to lln- bUsttt nu.l
renlort-slintt'-ri-1 nerves. Tatty nro an uu
f.iiliiu; cpivlllf for tnn-h .lis- uses its loi-omuliir
ntitxiii. partial paralysis, Si. Vilas" tin' t-e,
h 'iiuit-a, neiiriilgin, rhi-timntlstn, nervous
hen, liii'liti, th" alter I'lTeet of In gripn, ialpi
taii in of tint heart, pal" and sallow com-
lexleiis. ail lorn s of wi'itkniv-sH i-itltor in
mult-er fi iiinlo. l'ink Tills tin-soM by uil
ileali-ts, or will lt t""nt posipitiil ou rwi-iptj
of pri'tf, 50 fi nis a box, orBix bextts for ti.t' I
(llit-varti never s-'l l in bulk or by tho 100,.'
by alltlresHinn I'r. Williams' llittlloiuo Coiu
pany, Sclieinvtu iy, S. Y.
I m-l ittt bis entire career Btra-liva-rius
nuitle front six hundred to beven
liiimlrttl violins. Few of these wt-ro
gold higher thuu f23 iluriug his life.
Now boiui; of thorn eonminnd $10,U0i)
i-ilcll.
T!. .tin . i,f .1 Utl.lt IS .HI. ,1.1 III I'llllftllt!'
oil rlie 11111111.1 11 s i of rr.'slily cut onion.
If PM'MiV lllivtrlt- Sun. in 1vh.1t M tr.xnv
l!ls-s: lii.ir it is, y.m ivift nt tijturd lo witli
imt it. Vt.i-r rfi'"-ir l-its it, cr eim Kft It. ni't
y.-il run ''..-i ' (".ir.-:.7 v.t- s,-s.n. I'"!!'!
Ift 1111 ii er M.-n i.t 1 a-, won. .ut tiyin.lt.
'I Ii-- II unions lui 1- 110 w oi-il for ft ii'inl. but
use tlie woe 1 dr.. titer iiislui l.
I'IN'13 Cl.tvnilXU S.WKl)
'"Sunlight
Soap
Xotbing is so harassing to tho feel
ing :is b hnvo be.iutilul clothes
toi 11 mid cati 11 1 v the use of ivtmr T
S".ips, fell 'f iui'irioiis iieids. Not
only ihvs isunlight Soap prevent
ii.''..iis. lis a 1:1: -ot -saver, 100, oe
ieee. -,i il does .'.bout ill. tho Work
i--el:' little rubbing u-id iv bother.
Hvsi.'.es, it pievcuts woolens from
s'li-iukiiH'.
L-e r llr.v... 1.1,1., tin.!- ,S Harris."! St.. N. Y. T
-iti;. m
OH, LOOK! i
IGVERYMANHISOWNDOCTOltl
111111 11 if 1
Btr(br and AJler rolnj." (The lnw iiricj only liiij? ntoil.t
pos-sihla by the 1mm .ntc frliUoti nriiitol). Rot only ile-rtt tills IMi contain so
tttut.il Inforintttion ll-Jnttve to Dise-ises, Imt v.-ry i-o;id: ly give a LomplotJ
Ai-alf.tsof every tiling ti-rUitii-u U tourUliii'. M arria,;. aul tuct I i-o.ltie.lui
ati'l Uearin of H.ilthy Vanillic; to;etb.v witli Valua'.le JUctipos au I 1 re-B-rlpti'tm,
Eii.'anntiom of liainnit-Al Praotic-e, (.Vt root n o '""J "T ,i
Rew EdiUou. UavUi 1 un 1 liulai c;l witli CotinJoW Imlei. W itlt thin D.wk u
i.. .i. I. .. . .., t,...,wi.,T nlitt to Jo luan emoriency. Poti t
w-it uutil you ttve iiluo-ui In v.Mir Mmllv lf..i-e v-'ti i . but sen 1 at ouce
for valuable vtJuin.. ONLY 00 CKRT8 IOST-I AID. beud postal
uotiwcir postage ilajiips or any ceuo:nirnuou if it. - --
BOOK PUBLISHING HOUSE 134 Leonard Street, N. Y. City.
flU
134 Leonard Street, N. Y. City, for It srve be purpewe of the great enc cloptedioa
fo-.tinB.A hundri-tl limes the CUr. asked. It Is corapletely Indexed, nuking tlie Inforniation
iiKtuntl) tivtiJliible. With this vain- mm g. able bouk you have a world of knowl.
e.lio rt )t)r Diirrs' end.", a till cu fl l w easily supiily a lack of eiirly educa
tional ndatitawe!i. Whrn rDudlrnc. tor Jf don't you constantly como acrwe ref
erences on tail to uatlvrslnn if Isn't :ak. a knutll amount to for having such knowledge
nt hand? Do yon know vt It., l-rte-iiis was. a.itl wiirre be lived? Who built the I'yra-nit.. and
when? That sound trawls US ft-ut -r sicond? V.'h.-tt is the loitgost river In the worltl? That
Mam Polo inveute.l the caimus". Iu LKJ, aud who Marco I'olo wai? Wltat the Oitrdittn Knot
50
Qm ar The book contains thousand of eiplunations of Just m
uch ntattcn os you wonder
low pries el half advUac
Arkansas has lon.imn farms.
KITSMoiipfsl rrpemitt prrmHiii-iitlyc'iril. K'
fllaiiftrHrt (Usttif JJM. Ki.iMOha
N mi v r. tlKKrotiBii. lprrr fi 1 rlnl bol t riinil trri -Uo,
SeuU loin-. Kline. Kit Arch st.,l'iill..i'"
Wood's Hull, Mass., bus u lobster farm.
Mm. Witi.io Koulhliin Syrup f'T children
ti't'l I1I111;. softens 1 Iii'kiiiiis. rt'il iiees iiilliiiiiinii
liun.iilliiys pa in, i-uri-s wind .-nib:. "'. a botllt-.
Americans make f.OUO.Ouu kegs of nails
yearly.
Gladness Comes
Wi
ith a better understanding of the
. a4,.A .if tl, inanD TlllVB-
i i au-.i.i. s. Vs - i
oi- i.t..i. s,nn:cl. 1,,.,,.A ri--n-vr f-
ical Ills vllieu tttnisu s. r-wi
forts gontlo efforts pleasant enorU
rightly directed. There is comfort In
the knowledjro that bo many forms of
Biekness no not duo to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated Condi'
tion of the svfetetn, whieh the pleasant
family luxativo, Syrup of Firs, prornpt
ly removes. That is why it Is the only
remedy with millions of funiilies, and is
everywhere esteemed bo highly by all
who vnluo (rood health. IU beneficial
effects aro duo to tho fact, that Jt is tha
ono remedy wliich promotes internal
cleanliness, without debilitating the
organs on which it acta. His therefore
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
chase, that you have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California)
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
Utablo druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good licaltD,
nd the system ia regular, then
tives or oilier remedies aro not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, one
rimy be commended to tho most skillful
physicians, but if In need of a laative,
then ono should have the best, and with
the well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stentls hiirhcst and is most largely
fced and fives most general satisfaction.
ir you qivk tukm iikij.
V.ti rvtntutt t Mil iiiiet ymi un-terst-in 1 them
au! kimw how to i4ttr In ihttf rtMii.reiiiiitii; aatt
you CAUii.it Hiitl yikih nl Killwrs Itvtruiay by ex
I't-rioiuv, hi you mint lmy itiu ki.vltlae BcqtilreJ
t.) otttur. We o (Tor Uita to you for only D5 quU.
YOU WANT THEM TO PAY THEIR
OWN WAY.
vvnn it won merely ku iiim as tllvorflkn. Id or
titT to tau IU KowU jutlk'iuUHly, y.m ututc know
Kmitiiti(g Mwut tliom. To mwl tbU wnnt we aro
or m .r.i.'i.iMi imtiitry mi.r lurVWlliy tvwi
tWtfiity-fWe year. It wu wntu-a by amiiu who put
atl Ins miii 1," au t tint., a-t-l iiiuity U tiiSttng a no
tv.su of t'utokcii rlslx n t nun im-Hline, Imt as a
l U(lno autt K )uii will pmrtt by Ills tweuty-rlo
fAtN' work, you f-ui svt man Chlokn auauatly,
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