r.'ii-'i?,'!il;siajji.
FOR THE FARM ASD H0.E.
ami make long-lived wheels. AVhcn have saved as manv thousands as they
Jlonitrbold Ilium. " I
Spirits of ammonia, diluted with i tne wheels have soaked up all the oil f have lost ly the unnatural practice
water, if ipplied with a sponge or ; they will take, put on a good coat of that they have followed so loner and
flannel to discolored spots of the carpets ! paint. AlgrvuHurist. ' j which they are loth to believe is w rong.
or garments, will often restore the ! i-or OMnTr iinw. ' Aliy filr"1(," can prove this question
color. The comparative value of corn and j very easily if he will proceed iutclli-
Soot falling on the carpet from open ' oats as food for horses inav be brielly S''utly to give it a fair test, and it is a
chimneys or carelessly-handled stove-' stated as follows: Corn is deficient in ' very important question for our farm
pipes, if thickly covered with salt, can j many elements of nutrition so necessa-1 ers to solve. Southern
be brushed up without injury to the ry for recuperating the constant wear . Monthly.
carpet.
Taint stains that are dry ami old
may be removed from cotton or woolen
goods with chloroform. It is a good
plan to first cover the spot with olive
oil or butter.
Hot alum water is the best insect
.1.,o l... l,,t ll, . ,, i.,t,.
, ,..., I
not water ami ici u noil nil it is au ins-
Bolved ; tlien apply the solution hot to
fill cracks, closets, bedsteads and other
places, wlicre any insects are found.
Creeping things are killed by it, while
there is no danger of poisuning the
family or injuring property.
tti.ii
M'Aii;n:i Cai;).;i:.
Takn boik
cabbage Allien cold and chop in a tray
a little, add pepper and salt to season,
a few spoonfuls of thin sweet cream or
a little milk ami bidter; set in a steamer
and heat.
frk'nTVH C aki's-scot,,h cakes are
econoiiiical so far as egg. an neerneil,
and if made with care, will melt in the
mouths of children. To one pound of
Hour allow half a pound f butler and
a quarter of a pound of sugar; let the
butter stand in a basin near the tire to
soften, but not melt; when soft, rub it
and the llour together; then knead in
the sugar, l!oll out in a sheet halt an
inch thick; cut out cakes about two
inches square; bake until they are of a
light brown. Put I hem away in a
stone jar, and they will in a day or two
gather moist are enough to he soft.
t!i;i:i: l'i-:.s and Onions, shell
half a peck of fresh -reeii peas ; if the
i ..u.i
1
before shelling, but do imt ii;i-li the
pea:; peel a pint of small u hi!" onions:
wash a small bunch of mint. and tie it
up again : put iutoa saucepan over the
tire four tabb-spoonfuls of butter and
one of Hour, and stir them until they
are smooth; then add the peas, onions
arid mint, and a palatable seasoning of
palt and pepper, cover the saucepan,
and stew it contents gently for half
an hour. Then remove the mint, and
serve the pea and onions in th'. sauce
in which (hey were cooked.
N-iwsit l'n:. Take three-fourths
cupful il' squash after it is boiled and
pifted, one egg. a good tablcspoonful of
sweet cream, and four tabb spooufuls
of sugar, beat well together, pour in a
cupful and a half of rich milk, add a
little oiimanem and a few drops of ex
tract of leiicn with half a te.ipoonful
of palt. stir together and s-t over a
1HIIIS .III 1 II 'I I'l.lllllt ' 1" il I : . ...ISI! 1 1 ! I 1 1 1
kettle of boiling water in a tin pan to
heat nearly scalding hot: pour into a
deep plate lined with paste and bake
till it rises up in the middle and seems
cooked. .S ime may prefer it less sweet,
and three tablcspoonful. of sugar will
nnswer.
Killl'ia Tnnl Ali'- I'er Poultry.
It is often in the winter, difficult to
procure dry ear'h in which the fowls
can dust themselves, as they like to do
daily, and sifted coal a-hes fi-m, an ex
cellent substilu'e. 1'nsiflcd ash's are
not so good, a they are full of sharp
cinders, l'ut with a bo in Avhich to
bift the ashes without covering one's
6elf with them, a good supply of dust-
Ing material inav be kept on hand and '
0 . , .' 1 , , , ,
BUpplieel to uic le ns a neeucd. an iuu 1
thicken coop will answer for a box, :
cut a hole in the top. place over it a
half barrel, and into this iii a common
sifter, as shown in the engraving, sift
nothing but the line ashes into the box,
throw the cinders away, or return them,
and never use wood a dies for a dust
bath, as the he in them will injure the
' J
plumage of the birds
Ktnrty ihr oi Prniiinritii-.
A dairyman should study the pecu-!
liarities of each coav. Some cows Avill : from the healthy ami burning the far
impropriate all the extra food they ran i eass of the d"ad. Avas derided to be the
digest to the secretion of milk, and ; best, method of stamping out this
even deplete their systems to keep up plague.--. A. Dlijf, in Journal of
full llow of milk. Such cows should : Agrfctilhw-.
Le especially avcII provided for their
generosity should be reciprocated.
These are the cows that pay for feed
ing. They payback the principal Avith
a large percentage of interest on all
Ihe extra food given them. They are
c '
the onlv good cows that will pav for
extra feeding-in fact, thev are oniy j
zood cows that will pav for" feeding at i
ill. And a dairyman mav rest asured I
that -a cow that will not respond to J
, , ,. , . . ,i
nil feeding bv an equal increase of
. .i i I- . ;
U1IJI1 i-J liv, ""tvii f...,, f..i. Mi.iK.ri
Df adding to his income, runs him in
iebt every year.
Lank aflrr tin AVnunn Wlirri.
'. The severest strain, in the cart or
Mrriage, comes upon the Avheels. The
felloes especially are exposed to altern
ite mud and drouth, according to the
prevailing Aveather. The paint soon
wears off, and tho avooiI absorbs the
water from every mud puddle through
which the vehicle is driven. In a dry
time the AVood shrinks and the tire gets
oose. The remedy is a new setting of ;
.he tire, and a bill from the blacksmith, j
ft is much eheaoer to clean iu the car-1
iage occasionally, and give the wheels
dressing of linseed oil. as hot as it
an bo put on. The avimhI will absord
I good d-al of the oil and will swell the
im so as to make the tire tight. It
will prevent the rotting of the wood
i and tear which necessarily takes place
in the body of a living animal. On this j
i account, horses which nre exclusively !
fed on corn and hay do not receive this
j kind of nourishment which appears
necessary for the due support and
maintenance of the animal fabric;'
1., ..... t !...(
. . ..
eoru-ieu Horses snow eviueuee oi uring
languid, by sweating profusely while
being worked, lack of vitality, etc.
Oats, on the contrary, contain more of
the essential i li-nu-iiU of nutrition
than any other art ii le of food which
j can be feil with impunity to horses.but
! are decidedly nutritious 'I'll y an the
, 'cheapest, beiMU-e there is less risk in
feeding them, and experience has
proved fiat horses properly fed on oats
and timothy hay. with regular exer
cise, good grooving and proper sanitary
regulations, i an be brought to the
highest st.iti of physical culture, and
can perform more work with less evi
dence of fatigue than when fed on any
other article fo..,..Y''"'" -.'?
StmJi J'i' rnol.
T'lloM tire il I III Tom.
Million of dollars ar1 t vpendrd in
this country every year for ag' ! ul' oral
and horticultural implements and
tools; and by far too groat a proportion
of such tools are neglected and not
properly eared for. In many civs they
rust out iimi than they wear out. Re
member, therefore, when'ver a tool,
implement or f irm ma 'bite's j laid by
for attv length of time, it slold be
protected fr..in in.l-i.v by nt M-l-. lake
half pound lard. a-M to it a piece of
'
rosin half the si of a In i s egj aud
melt together over a 'I sv lire. This
may be done in an I tomato or fruit
an. or in some otlu r covenient vessel i
When coiiipb tely lilt it'll. r.liMX'i' froiu j
the lire, and stir
cold. Thi in ik
which may be a
Whatever l.le!:i:ie
put away I'.-i- the
e. itli
tick until!
a s"ft oiii'iie'tit !
di' il ilh a cloth- 1
oil 'T part of a tool
vint'T if siiieard
with a thin i
perfeitly pi"1
ting of this will be
t-d from rn-.t. Not
only the eojir ,.! implements ol the
farm, but kni cs and b-rks ivt often
used in tie hoir.eh'.M. may bo pro
tected. A leer" film is all that is re
quired. Tin1 v.- leu handles of d...,
should, a lo. l-eeei, e t ruiil time totilii"
a gooi riMtiug !' .-.'Ill" goo. p.ont.
Nothing p.-M farmers better than a
littl" care rightly be.-tnwed upon their
implt no lit-.. - '.. ,-, in'.hii. '.
iina t in.ien,
Paring the Ia4 live -
HIT llO"
have taken th" chWa lour time, and
I have always cured two-thirds of
those t ha' were sick and stopped it on
the rest with little trouble and ex-
pense. When oil" i know n t be sick
with 'ii"l'T,i pu ti e " hole herd in a
dose pen. (ii t a long neck bottle, put
one gill nf milk and half a tcaspounful
of aire carbolic a id in it. Let one
man catch the hog by the car and si t
him up between his legs, holding his
head up, another man Avith bottl" in
one hand and a short slick in the other
as thick as a man's wrist : put the stick
in the animal's mmnh cros-,w ise so that
tin f-:inimt ln:il. the liottle in ftnm-mir
, , . . .. !
the contents down, l'ut him out ot
the pen for fear you might dose him
twice, which would be dangerous, as
the ai id is poisonous in large doses.
If they are not all am-11 in a Aveek re
peat the dose. I never ha.! to repeat
it, I never separated them, but if con
fined in a pen I turned them out. The
n-tvermilclit sncnt lieinv tlwillsiinilia of 1
t, , .. , , ,' . , ', '
j dollars to Imd out the best remedy for
thjs )liw,.S(1 jf j
j bolie a' id in small doses, given in some
ivay internnlly. and separating the sick
Do nimttrrrlnl I'rrlilUcrs PnyT
This very common question occurs
in the agricultural papers every year.
It can be answered verv briefly. It
pays ii goo,, ,, ,.-, . mii.ii now to
t e ... i. i. i.
...... ; ,. ),., l.nvc r..f r.'.K (.. ......i.,
r1 " ' ' "i 1
ammonia, potash and phosphoric acid
t0 his ,aml if if nf"",s il an'1 1,0 , i,n &
thf'"1 !,t their commercial value. A
farmer who buys it on a credit
and does not know Avhat he is having,
. .,, A ,. . , , , , .
it aviII mt pav. If. instead of buving
anybody's manipulated fertilizers that
are offered to him on a credit, he con
fines his purchase to pure ground bone
(fine.) and then supplements this with ;
all the stable manure, cotton seed and
ashes that he may be able to save or
purchase, a farmer will find that it is
profitable to use certain forms of com
mercial fertilisers, Avhileit may not pay
to use certain other forms. I repeat,
it will pay t buy ammonia and soluble
phosphoric acid where bought for cash
and a full equivalent of the same ol-
mined for money if it is used in ae- j
cordance with tho laws of nature, I
otherivise not. Our farmers have lit-
erally throAvn away thousands in their
common practice of putting highly sol
uble and concentrated fertilizers in one
single furroAv and as deep as they could
get it, when, if they had put it broad-
! cast and near the surface, they might
London Swindlers.
An Ingenious fraud has lately been
practiced in London. A tall, well-
.lioccn.t o......i..i..tl o i.ifv tnor-
,;,. i1,wi,lrta
. ' , .
in workingmau's ilnv
who carries a
basket and some tools
The "inrr-
chant" av-costs some will-dressed pas
senger, and tells him the "mechanic's"
tale of want and employment and
family distress lie adds that he ha
satisfied himself of the truth of the
story, and is about to give a triilo; will
the genth iuen join in giving a small
sum to relieve deserving neee-sity?
The apparent respectability of the
voucher often succeeds where a com
mon begging petition would fad. and
the person accosted cencrally gie
1 something. A gentl-man who had
given a small sum saw both swindlers
issue from a public-honso some time
after. ( f c"iirs.-(in seeing him they
decamp-il.
A clever doilg.i has lately tome to
light, wlii- h shows how thoroughly the
swindh r understood those on whom
he was t operate, and form a curious
eo liincntary on the relations between
servant? and tra-losineii. A man hav
ing the appt "iratce of a gentleman's
servant called on several tradesmen in
a fashionable p.'n t of Loudon, asking
them to come to a certain hoiis. r
orders for different classes of goods, at
the si:iie time throw ing out a sugges
tion that a small gratutity f"r himself i
would be a-'ceptal-l", and might not be
lost ,y the tradesman in a ili-i ributioji
of further orders. In a number ol
instance -mali -uiii:, we. given : but
when the hoti-ni"n attended at the
place named they found their services
wer-'not required, and that the tees
hal H '.
other i-
d into th"
al.
pocket of
'1I1U
A SrlMiulniMrrsH and Stocks
(lev I won't goto school to-day,"
said a Carson urchin with an Apjftl
in hi hau l.
"Why i).ii :"
'Concordia has fallen oil ten e-nts,
and I don't dare show up until it pi- Ks
lip s-'i'ie."
'What ha the fluctuation of Con
cordia g"t to do w ith your studios ?''
"A g'od deal," answered tli boy.
"My teacher has loit shares of the
stock. a:el when it falls a few icnts
weia'c'n jt heavy. 1 keep my eye on
the li-t. and whoi there's a break, you
bet I d"!i't go to school. I play si-.
lolly! liov she basted me the time
Mount Diablo w ent down to $J. When
it w as swelling at f JO sh was as good
aspic. I wa th" lir-t feller that g"t
on to the break, and told th" boys of
my ( lass thai if she didn't sell there'd
be the dc i to pay. I heard I'ncle
Frazicr say that it was a good short,
and I never slept a Avink for a week.
I grabbed the Appml the first thing
every morning; when I saw her keel
down to fid I skipped to the hills.
My! how she did bang .Tolumy liobson
around that morning! I Avas in hopes
that blasted mine would pick up, but
the water got into the lower levels,
and I knew we were in for it. Mio
licked somebody for every dollar it
dropped. After it struck s it picked
up a little, and Ave had time to git.
My mother's been patching my pants
ever since the big break in the s-icrra
Nevada, and if the market don't take a
turn pretty soon Tin going to quit tho
public school and goto Avork on a ranch.
fnrm City Apjwttf.
,
("., ,,, , AnrMll Timps.
flold Avas in excess in ancient ttnirsi
and mostly taken from the rivers in
Asia. The fables of Tactolus, nf the
golden fleece of the Argonauts, of the
gold from Ophir. the history of King
Midas, etc., all point to an Eastern
origin of this metal. According to
Pliny, Cyrus rctnrned Avith 01,K0 Ro
man pounds of gold (about f 10,000,.
00O. The treasures exacted from
Persia by Alexander the (treat amount
ed to 351.OO0 talents, or f kHMKiiOO.
;so camf fron Aral,ia ilml u,)on
the Nile fmm the interior of Africa.
Pliny calls Asturias the country in
which the most gold is found. A
tablet bearing the following inscription
was found in Idanha Velha, Portngal.
"Claudius Hefus returns his thanks to
Jupiter for having permitted him to
find one hundred and thirty pounds of
gold."
These sources of wealth have ceased
to floWi alul the endeavor of several
Englishmen to reopen them have been
unsuccessful. Uohemia, Mahren, Si
lesia, and Tyrol, all have produced gold,
and the receding of the glaciers has
caused old mines to be uncovered,'
while upon the Italian side, at Monte
Ilesa. Val Sesina, and Val Ansaea
gold-mines are still worked to-day, al
though Avith indifferent success. The
only Avorks of any note are those o
Kremnitz, Hungary. It may, there
fore, be safely asserted that Europe is
completely exhausted in this respect.
1'opular Sricnre Monthly.
Paget Souna ships a million feet of
lumber daily to foreign ports.
COSTLY CASbC.
A paragraph has been going the
rounds of the press to the effect that a
Georgia lawyt r has a cane, the head of
which is carved to represent the head
of a dtick, holding a f'.i-V1 sapphire in
its bill, and with tAo diamonds worth
f7,100 each for its eyes. "It may be
true," the affable young man having
charge of the cane department in a
large jewelry house said; "but the
figures are pretty steep. It is not an
infrequent thing for men to come in
here and order canes that cost $"00 or
fl'iOO, g' -Id heads with jewel settings,
you understand; hut at?l t,7"i0 cane is
rather beyond our experience. For
ordinary sale the canes Ave keep in
stock do not run over $120. We al
Avays have on hand a cord or so of canes
that run from sV.O to $12''. "(iold
headed presenta'ion caii'V" Yes Ave
sell a good many id' them, but hardly
ever to the out-of-town buyers.
Our in r expensive canes are th"su
in which artistic fancy enhances the
value of the gold. Here is en", a modi
fied diepherd's crook of hammered and
cha-etl Konian gold, the greatest pecu
liarity of which is its price-$11..
This hammered crutch head of
blended red ami yellow gold is AVorth
JU". H'-re are a l"t "f iicav designs,
Indian and Persian fancies, unique,
and some of them pretty, that run from
?' to $ll.". Tin y an-ma le of gold,
the beauty of which is that it av.is put
through certain chemical treatments
that brought it out hv.king like almost
anything hut gold. This one. for in
stance, t h it l-i ik bk" steel, is gold,
and so is that one resembling a red
C'iaiu '1. Soine of the-e, light ones,
Ave re made up as clu-ap as $'i0, but Ave
have none so low .priced on hand now.
Those very dainty little square crook
gold-headed cane, or switches rather,
Ave si 11 a cheap as '.- to r? o,
I' roll i these 1' t us pass to the silvel
loads. Of them we have a great vari
ety, from for a plain hammered
silver ball up to blU for a large one of
the new est fashion, w hich i a close
imitation of an eld fishioni-1 1 tick
horn handle, or s-7'i for one like this,
which is. as you can c a combin ition
ol silver, gold and copper that loo!-,
like a srt "f marble m -!al. Tin re i i
w ide diversity of si;, b-s in silvt r h-ads.
some of th"iii. as y -u will r.n'jce. th"
plai!ict p"s..;i !e .1 "door l.i'ob" or
simple ba':1 -;;r 1 other, lu'l of taiv v
and exqei-it' v. -rkmandiip. There is
a novel an I pri"ty thing, a perfectly
round ball of r.- !, i rv t;d held in plae"
by silver clasps, ih ;' w " sell for $J.
A nvui cam" in h- re th" other 1.ia
offering forstl" ;i couple of canes that
he bad ma l". I ; lie . Tiny Aver"
composed of ii ill, thin pieces of
agat cornelian, and o'h'-r stones, in
alternate 1,-ia '!, ci. mi a steel rod and
highly polishd. sh 'ul 1 think th-re
were i" pi", es in i a h cane, and he
only a ant"'l -"i each f- r the cum.
jd'-ted ones. don't si e how they
could b" gotten lip for th" money, but
Ave did not invest in them.
The materials e i rally ploy
for the .sticks are malaeca; bamboo and
ebony. There are sonv very hand
some and costly canes ma le in Mexico
from some animal substances, clarified
as the Mexican saddle Mats smut t inns
are, and inlaid Avith sihi-r. fieneral
Jack Casement used to have one that
h" rt fu-cd ?l-Vt for. Then line canes
are occasionally turned cut of Avhat is
rejireseiited to us. as liippopotamus
hide. In fact, gentlcim-ii bring all
sorts of sticks to have fancy heads put
o:i them. Whatever the Mick may be,
its a alue is nothing compared with the
head we put on it in m-'st cases of that
fort. liainonds, sapphire; and other
precious stones are very often set in
them to urder. f course wc keep no
Stich jew eled heads in Stock.
Wc don't have so much call for
fancy carved ivory and solid imitation
silver head, monkeys' and dog-,' heads,
and birds and such thing- as Ave used
to do. People seem to go in noAV for
rare and line sticks, lasting and relia
ble ones, and the cane dealer who
Avants to keep up with the times must
have an almost infinite variety of sticks
from all parts of the globe. I've seen
one, a plain rough stick, without a i'er
rule, and only a bent crook at the top,
that a is said to haebeen AAorth$17,
Ooo when it came into the country. It
Avas hollow, and had diamonds packed
in it. That was several years ago. I
guess the ciistomdioiise chaps have
dropped on that dodge. Anyway, 1
never hear of its being played now. I
have seen a tlei mau cane with a llute
in it, and another that would hold a
good dririk of schnapps, and one that
was a pipe Avhen you took off the fer
rule and a cap on the head; but idl
those things avciv mere eccentricities.
Wc are never called on to make sueb
things.
A party of Philadclphians recently
made a practical test of rat flesh as an
article of diet. The rodents had been
caught and caged while young, and fed
rarcfullj upon grain and preen food.
At the meal in question they had been
carefully prepared, and were served
with an appetizing sauce in company
Avith other viands. The fl"sh, after
rooking, was found to be quite light in
color, much more so than either the
rabbit or the squirrel, and possessing a
delicacy of flavor entirely unknown to
either of the last mentioned animals.
The experiment proved entirely sue.
cessful, and a diet of rats, prepared
under proper conditions, was voted to
be both practicable and economical.
j The President of the Oriiian Diet,
j Law and usage have united to give
the president of the (iiit a position
widely different from that of the
, "speaker" in England or America Ili.A
poAver are in some re.-pi-i t neco, :n
ither I' ss, extensive. II" appoints n-i
committees, and i therefor.' v. it h-mt
that opportunity to reward friends and
in'liienee legislation, lb; e.t:i Avith
difficulty cr-. ate precedents by hi: rul
ings, and contributes little to the body
nf parliamentary liw. Even his pow
ers of discipline an I police are to a n-n-filterable.
e!int s!;;1--'d by the vice
presidents and the sn ivtaries. avIio are
consulted in i very s.-rioii crisis. Put
on the other hau l h li.i. im liltle in
I'.uence in ,-haping the course of debate,
through th" pr.i'-'i 'e. which n a I.e.
but schloni i.. ei i t' stiil. of I'xing th
"order of the d iv." or programme of
business of ca -li so '-im. The ratio of
ambition : orators i me. '!i siiroh r in a
Herman than in an American pai'.ii
llieiit. Precedence is 1 . anxiously
considered; tine' count . for b-- -: and
there is le.- w ra't:-!;ng "f-r points of
order and pro vdmv. A debate is a
very formal a flair, the naiie-.s of tho.-c
a, ho de-ire t i sp. ai; being commonly
submitted to the chair in advance, and
by him arranged into a convenient uc
cession of pre- andcontras, avIi-i follow
one anoth.-r with depressing regular
;'y. much like boys in a village lyccuni
In general it nin- be said that while in
ivrmany. as hi Ann rica, the speaker
ship i-' a mark i f party .eonlidcv.ce. it is
not, niving to tie d.ii'erent i 'Hi lition
of politii al life, t;i a'ed a ; a st- p to-w-ard
higher h"iior, ( lective or ( n
ecutiA c.
This st i!--uciit holds true, more ver.
not only of parliamentary prominence
as r cigai -l in the pi r-"! ol the
pr--si.h u'. I ut '.'so of pari: iiiiciitary
1 roiniiience en the floor and in del ate.
It is seldom rewarded in th- formation
of cabiie ts, and can elaii-i for its-lf
t. "thing from the -.fit . 'I ie r a"' m n
in the il-'j-uia'i i; -:iht.,g w 'io.-forensic
tab nts would adorn aiiv b-gislai ive
body in th" AvorM. an I who pr -siim-ably.
if inoltic-, avoi.M dev.-b p a bnill
istrative ta!"ii . n- t ;uieii..r t i those
of the forum, v. lio in E.ig'.iiid or Era nee
could eomni-iiid, and. if party coidi-
tions W I T" favorable. Would receive,
portfolios in the miiiistiv. but wlii
under the (lerm iii system may spend
their lives in unprofitable debate, with
out ever being invited todian-the work
of construction an i i . iu'i"i". -;''?
.t.-ro,' 'tir,
:Xt-.v York firu-hii-.i
l'lllillVO It,..:( l)i'i'".
("lonovan K-'--a. spcakoig of Ih"
(ircat (oiium ly lo a friend,
said; '-Mr-, lb -s i ha- i c. n iiocd of a
vi rv .ev; re a'.tai k of m tp-algi.i by St.
Jacobs Oil, a she will gladly t-ll yon,
if you call at my re-ideiu e, 70 p.ush.
v. i'1,; avc. I'.io. 'i.iya. ". X ."
Th" man who "couldn't -tand it
auv longer" has taken a a' and now
f. e! quite comfortable.
fl.-irrr Atlr lill-.-i-p.
( 'no cnv-Hi'" !.-r-ls t-vo wi -I. - ; p!l etl-C""-two
or tlirtt- d ivs. J'1-1 eel Im iaq o: r-1 ie, on
by I In: liieiil'iig sliur elli ; A-! yer
il("ilcr fur Ti l :-. r"s, will) l i'l -m. I' .r i-i
(iiir hor-" 1'ilior. nn.l yiia to . It veecivt I
iirsi tie d il .it the Ceiiii nr.i il jm I I'.iris f -l
osilioiis. Sold ( v"i w in n'.
iit t iif.rtiitA "
(jiiirk. roiiiplo'. t-iiro. .-'II nimo. in:: Kiilney.
Hlml lor nml t nr.nrj li-i-nsi-. .-?i. I'ni.--
KIM.
F"R TiitrK HkiHs. Heavy Sionvii-lw. Pili-
!: s AVoll's May Aj pic l'llls. 1" ionl2.V.
" il-oliiiP.tlit'dfoiliirii'cili't-t'ii'iiMi hnir rc-
r ami ri'-to-i-i-.nsiini'Mii-il iml rrft-it-l,
. . i'l iii;l-.s the avoiM ami sliuuls w ill, out ,i
i.iil itin itii. tin h nnlrct. iii,'s. mi l is n nni
viimiI favorite v ilhllio l.ulu?.
Snitt'iiiTrx your oi l l oots aii'l f-hoii tviih
L.-.onV riitt nl llrt-l SlilTi ni ls. A iviar iiitaiii.
aa ii r i .ai i n it '
Ntmnll -r' AVh.l i.mitiT: N.-.-r in n It U-0 S'-u
r.a. '"-ll.-r non.l Oi.T r..nsh -i it iH I "n- -rr.o
milt.-r. i In llilnir r.M , Lhuum
,'k-Vle
i.t.-: i . n-.i-'l
n-lt-rfnl." Il I- a
Il prove. Hot
f 111
T!ir Srrrt'l if Mvfna.
(rorill Str..ii-.il t t Itl . l it iv 1 I Kr Syrup will
cnn .SiTi'fnlniiH r.itni. It vriiti -in Wiiitt SwiIIiua,
(..it, (iititrt. I.' MMiip'i '.i. I'.r n-!f Nmh-ij
Dt'lnlity, M liarii mi I ll it-'i" n-.v.ir fi m n
.jnp:ir coiiiliti.m of th- !'!
Tlii meM f t'i's Tal'i it.lp inpp ir.it i -n art i wMl
inntvu tli.it a ptin n i h it ir'v'-'-irj t rcmiii-l
t ,t n-atif m nf t'nii ). until nf tin" i!t.'--Mly nf nhvtys
hiviim ih.Mtlo nf Sfoi llri It! ftitl I.ivtr Syrup
ijimitji tlu'ir uttick nf f ft rutty n(v-"iHeH.
f rl tfii-s run l pTt'n 1 f r im minj lead ing
uliyMt tan. mitti,'t'rs an 1 liitils uf fam-lifn thronRhmil !
Mm Unl intloptinir tt in th liiK'.t'"'t l.-tm. Wo r- j
'trn'tntlT in rtM-tpt of riiflt-it" of rirtt fmm th
mrt rrluble sourcpi, a;i'l w An n ( heiute 1 1 recom
mend it.
Thi st'f.ls f the siiniloMr iinM'nn-
CURES. ....
Rheumalism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago. Backache. Hcadiche. Toothache.
aoreTllton.e,"Prn,n,t,'"','
llttriia. tarnltU. t'rttat llilea.
tn tlx tinint wiiiiii faiM. attn aiiiftt.
BeldM Utuititl I lwleinnii.rt. t ill) t'tnlia httlt.
l-o.rii a H I H" '"ii"
Tiir. 11 m:i k a. aoi.ki.ku r.
ADD TO '"' INCOME
tut ttU Aiid"! 11. ak m: nviii.ir in. ni lily
pr. .ftT. Ii nil ln -f M " l-it.l 'Hi.l'iMH iu-iP- il- aillipin
6RAIN.PR0VISI0NS&ST0CKS
I- a- 11 liimlier cr"' I lie l.rio til of i oinbiui il rainlal ol I lit
1 lull l;ri.rl m-nl trerklr. IMvkL-iiiIb pnnl lliolitlily.
1 lulo:i iai.uiinn-ln.i'li-r bi k il-eir niom-i tn ;ror. in
e-it tlirieni..iilli. tnll leaMiiff original mm .mil miikiliR
looiM-t mrliilt.oi ii-iitrin'iloiiili-i!i;iiil Mia.i .tii''a Ii.
K'nliiiiaior) 1.11 nlillsM 111 lrv. I;elilil.furri-ili'lelil.
aiit.-. iteivKlieu- A,l.lr.-.l li. K KlM-All. ft l',
tumu Ml lilt.. ft 1.1 'JttMe M...uuauo, H
IMITATION STAINED GLASS.
Indrcrirh'y l;Autifnl. KahiIj" mpphd t windn-
mtm ,ifli rrft rnpr... iMmit,f. i-tf , !IV, III MAIllp
AUFVT llf'KAI.Ift wpp :ax4wic fr-
lMt ip itR it-tinuiiAii'Httf nnrir hninl-ut li d' t-im! i f
IMti.iwi fivmi'iirnt ottiriHln and i itix-n iLirt' chA.i.
In r mn nnmf Nnl rnpin-n ftm. M.AV Milwrr-l-ers
omit x.V- ". i findrof I.th-i wr.l. Mfh ditn'0
nf Herald. IV 1A M r.UlTll lhiU.!Hph, Ta
HULLERS
I For pitmpMpt Jmrrlt
like rrAi
' ( 7rr rr H r ill n -I
mlTHl Al'lTMAM A TAVLOUOO Al m.st.n'd. IA
TCOWI7rwTrfaortofit Klrkull R-flpi. htlj
j.1 i&r. Bo b7. G, y. KiMktK 1tiboio1m, Al.
ULIlIf AH rtE.IYII.UI
1
n-9tttt't Sttmwfh
Dlllcrt 'vm Men"
no's tii Oic vrvv in
Jurm l.onltlir. nit
it! l! ( I il-. rti
itlll cm lip-.ln 11
nlili. ' t cndi-l) purs
1 : Il r I '-n-tly
fl nr.il;tlr ill?
.r.-nln i.it. nnil ly
rr-'tn liiig a v-,-.r .ii.
i-i.nl:ii.il
Unjcru-
p u 1 0 u a 1
partloa ;
navo tried
to Imitate i
our Rem
edy and
deceiva
ttio public
by usini
6IMILA
NAMES,
but do
not bade
col vo d j
toe that I
the word
with pic
turn of an
Iron Safe,
onablack
wrapper
andwhlts
Icttort is '
on every :
paekagn. '
Also, ceo
that it Is
on the la
bel and ;
stamp,
and take
no other.
H. H. WARNER & CO.
"ROCHESTER, N.Y.
tr"Tlii rrnifiljr i nit nl nnttilr eprrlflr for '
ihe ili.cn i of m oiiu'iu for the nrll'.iiiflirlcd I
ttf-rt nn lrinilili-of yoiilli, hihI fort lie ili-bUilv '
ttlilrh prrrnli- oM nge. A rttnlWllr ilmiv
tlint nil ill-i ;iii-i nrier from (lip htitiirt or
liter, wren n 7-"ir " fret'flm fi-oiu,lieniti- bv :
rrnnn nf lln intt,-r ttlilrh our suf Klitiirv
ntul Lit er t'tire poti.rfi over llirr orjzau. '
HEALTH IS WEALTH !
r. ll ri-Xr in r am Hii'i. Tnr itmi'v r
.... 11.....,,. Il, I i,v.)ls,..n. N.r
i-'i 'i.-. Al. mil'
ol M.I!
tn.n.
.... i.,ll
pii.uh.- o .1 v- .
I...-.I- to III.-
III. O
t-iil ri. I o li
ni. nl. Omxl-tliirii U -
trnl ot nool .t. ..i.. on
,i lioti- l-i . urn miy i ft
I t i. t.-r -n l'l"".
lll -liit Die l-o. IOI--. T
ImV'l (--r lVH t1.ll.l
t ft r. , Wr ajuflrtitit-'
.Villi . i.-h mhIit r.'.-iMT-l
with live (it;Ht; Wtl
riit'-u ti!rnttto ! ir-tnrn
itn-ni'T H tl," !i.. tni.fi il' n -r e-nrcr n -.r.
ftnl.'.-t i-"i"l .':il ! ii, .1. I I IIS. ( Il ii r
!.'e t'iiiir 1') nia.l r't ni.'t! dm nUl l i.
Nervous Debility,
Ilt.pepep.iii, ti.of Moii"T. l..nrr.nent of Oie Mind
or lio.lv, Ki.l'i-i l'll-ol.. Al.-.kii. s:., r-iM.al Pr nslia
lion ami I'lrniat-in- IL e .y.
truii ri-'Tipl ! l.-ur .' c-nl M.Mnp. t w.tl ."ivl my
p.-iv wuik, HJ i-c-t. -io. -ii'41-iiinu tal'-ial-Sn i':l-'rmi
tIAKKII l AAII MMil.i: VIA'.
Ail In -s. J. II HA' A V .H.U.. Il- I.. I 'll it:.. X-
Yolk. .N.lne tin. pnpi r.
III l
pi MiV
J hti-i- isjiiiii; to li. nl
I'.IOIH j- ill
COTTON FUTURES
can tr t full infonnatioii and
rirvuirir-; mtiN'd fiw on (.
mm mm:v .v ro..
i (tiiiini Hint Itrt'lttT-.
lofV. I w oi:i.i...s, l.A.
EIASTIC TRUSS
llMBraJdlfTf-H-'C front tl I nihm.
It rnp,Lt. f'lh Sclf-Ailj'oljnff
Ki on ciiur. aJupMI twll to til
tiH-iit uf tb lx-.lr. thile t!:t
lall'u theeiip Dmrn bark ihn
UttilnNaJattaaaMraoawa-.il4
lik Mo nmr. 11' a
CfMsntbollciilalt li'.UKfjn'j
hftcl ntebt. aal a raJIcal r-irt c-rtain. Itl, at;, Ji.H. I
fcWlcktJl-. fttnl by oiil. CiKOltn .rat.
tUHLtalOS Tlil'SS CO., Cllcca, 11!.
This N.V. Singer, SI
FRPFI"' lt' in-" Hull- A full ditrriili-n o(
II a-L. . .Moon h Nkw T.oi.nn i. in .1 ih.k s.
OriTiMi. I). AV. m.kihv ,t fn.. at w. 11I1. tnm.. it.
YOUNG MEN ifto" """Id ltrn Tlecra.iv in
" itiui. Jourmontl,.. n,llH. ren.iu nl a
UuatloD. AdJnaa Valeiium. Ilror. Jaucatilla Vl.
A -- i'r:i f .r i!ie r-t ant .t.tet-
t.ll.'ic rVTorml l.ookaaiiil I: . I-rn-ea re.luet i
Kiiiercoui. JiaTinsaL rini.iMii.a l'c. l'lul. Jp,
1 flPUTO'1'"'" money trinnnoiir Kmil Mr I
AGEHTSWANO
UinUCQT UHKinDQ
I iiui iloi 1 lunuiiu
100 STYLES, $22.$30,$57, 72,
MASON HAMLIN
c f Z j Beirar8 i
1 illQ P" hi of Fragg. ;
"BSta &?SJidilWI by using I
: "-10H jmJl nil packagn.
' 2 Bllfcp-'f5i: Alm bel and: I
I
I
TfclSENSIOlCH
l JTv
Jllu'., l'!l!l-il. Atl.-.-llin. -n I
es3fSL-i w "i i-rf.-.-i i.iki ' .
i p yM Payne's Automatic tngmva.
iv r i f.rui . .... . - t
ZFaVS63Kt fel-JR-TW."!! ill Aitl I aiT.jh.Viti.'.te.i: u
V- 1 J
-rj.Xt its,
LYDIA U. P1NKHAMTS
VEGF.TAT5LT3 COMPOUND.
For nil (!inc Piilnr.iM -vuiliiln'mina tVertaemc
ftocitiumimlo uur b-t frantic pppnlplloa.
A Ali-.lirinc for AVom.in. Inrrntf d by a Womsn.
rrrjirtrol hj IVomnn.
Tlio CrMleit JK.K.1.1 K.-.II-rf SlortUlO Pw f UltlOrj-.
t?THr -ilvi tlia driw.n,t n;.!i-'. tnrlgnnitcj nil
hir.nn-o:i.'or;i-.icfiiii.-:ivu. elv olMtklty and
(Iruii-JM ihpl.i. i.-.tiio.iln-iiatmml lustre to the
cj, an I ! iuij on f.c pile cV.-k er nom m tho tresU
roi-1 i.f ll.'e'n spt lug a.il corlj im:iirr le.il).
t 7"Ph)3iciani Use It ni rrcsoriLio It Freeir"
II reiiiorcs falul nc. n ilill ny. ilrt ! 'T all cnTtn
ft-r ftltn-ih-il, nii:l rpliav-ctwpViiiisof the tomaeb.
Thai f vim ; orlvarl ij i! itn. can .Ing pelil, wight
an I li.K!uehr, Il r'.it.tt, pcnnmcntlr curtJ l.y lit nte.
'or the cure of tCidn-r fenn.lnlnUof either tex
this t'on.toiinil In uusureaMCil.
i.TnuE. riticntM m.oi rrnrrruB
triil c r.vlit-.-ito n-i.- v.-.liC" .1 li'ilii'la ll'-m tn
r-l"".l. i:kI i-i-c i -ri.; ni-.l -tf. p-Oi i. 1 He Obii-m, ot
luui viiiliutiuriliiM. l-o' I 'U lulling It.
T- t tt l!i( C-imii-in 1 -.-Ti l'.:i --l r:iilfl--t oro rrcrared
at jut ami ST.: AVr:t-rn A-.-n-i--. t :.-;in, M.i-". Price of
cillv-t. $1. r- I. i . t.-i ..'. li -ni l.jr mini In the form
oi r '!. ot ol 1 :- s. nn r -ri n nf price, II per he
f..i cilh.-.-. l'...'-li.; ii f rc-lt n-iii' rftai'.-tlorof
liiTiirt. lji-1 : kU.Ui -in. S-nUforinnirlil-.t.
V f-ri-'t It tie ir ni -itlYelA F. rlshMAM S
I.IITU I'H.i II. t-ii-i- n-1-!'.' I'",
wvltjiin-lii.-' "' Ii. lo-T. V-c nt !' I u
I llluUSU'.-Se
iTullly ntl l)i ii;siMn.6a
IIM e
FOR THE PEBMANEMT CURE OF f
I rirTSWftTE&?ATDON. t
tto ether diwv-..- 13 c p-vval - t H tM.i eitin
trv ft- Cc-istii-'i i n. n .i 1:0 rr 17 hra erer
niuaiir! t'.-.o cicbr.it--;i xi.:JKi-Te-or:T M a
tr-. v.'.'i.it'-.- -r i .rcauT. 1 owt'V r otUnite
A thocns. t'.iirt rcmcJy .il ocr ;orio it.
rlbUKsOd ij very ni t.i l-o complicated
witn r?.wMp.iti?n. Ki lvr-Vort rrrnnthrns
f of Tdcs cv ivHca p' v'-.aiis ntl medicine
UflVO OOIJTCUU. u
RHEUATBSHfl. K
BtnirL'LCURH, as it la fr ALXt tho painful
L diMMoicf Hie Kidneys, Liver nrtd Bowoie.
It cu.viCil t.ic e.vi.e:.i 01 . -' v ... ,.-. ..
cah i-s tl-.s ilr.-.-uUnl u!i?ri-iu ti hica only the
Vlv-mi3i frliC'i:.r.t::n e4l rr-.iiiT-.
THOU AN03 OF CASES
efihet.orjtl'.rn;3 of Uia.t i rrlulc diM-neefcave
been qiiicklr re'i,e., e .1 - -hort uuie
PERFCOTtV CUREO.
l.lfpto all the litijmnt rri:ti of the body.
T.v niMral a.-lon ot oia a-imrrt in t..T..urj..
Tm Livi-r ii e'esnjftl - fall 1iae, aad Uo
litfAciauuvc fi-v..;y a-il Lcaliluully.
tirit c!i nt tt-.e MwTi-f en t!c rrDTIXTS.
uvkr a:.tj aour.u-.jii -i iiii'.t.uvis.
l. ll'll lliir .i:t, Jir, onr. N :.rnt bymail.
AVI MM. HI-111 A' !;'.' ..- Co.. I"nl ncrton.tl.l-T
DBAEV3QND
DYES.1
TIT3i3 4
Ecst Dyes Ever Mads.
tTTnr. r-it K. Aronl., 01! C0TT0N".
n-IISCES, COATS, SCARFS, HOOD6,
YA3N, 8T0CKIHCB. CARPET RAC8,
rtlCCONS, FEATI-ERS, cr a-.y fabrle rr
I i-ir-- .rii'e cr-'v r.: tl ) er ectly eeloredtoary
a-.v!-. f.ln.l.. Il.-"ie. tireen. lllne. eearlet.
rnr.ilnel 'Ir-I. r.i.t Itlue. fal lleotta, Ollt.
, (ieern. Term olln r..l c-.irr beat Oolorti.
Va-rrit"!F.-iriaidlurtKs. EtcUpaekacBirl.l
I c,i-re:isf fo-irll-a.ef n-'"-' IT you have ccver
ni-.l I vi- try tl.eae ence. Tou will bo clellcatcd.
! D3ld by drurs'.ats.cr oend us 13 cent, and any
i cslor wanted acnt pcat-paid. I colored aamplta
and a a-t ef fan-v e-.r!s sent for a 3c. .tamp.
AA HUH KHM- A fit.. llarllagloa.Vt.
GOLD "andTsi LYE R PAINT.
Bronze Paint. Artist-j' Black.
Ir cil,U.itf faavy ilankcto, rramet, jMtf.
r-.j -dcU rt,a:id Orall klndaof oruam.nialwork.
J.- ,-i-.l tj any cf fae hich priced kl:idi and only
j.) .. r Tt--(..-1, 1, ? : ,-tij r;i- tn.erpa-l-pald from
Ai i:U., l.-It K.AKl'M'.N A lO., llurllrgtotJ,Vt.
m.S W&ifti I-f.llaihngand infa!".-
W C jRES AND V n. M. Vitus Dnrf.
a i l.aip.O. iim Kf
M.f. T.I III Jltlll Kll
t irnitfi fttl'l liiooil Di.
. f . T Clorryim n,
I -tt.i, I.itiTniy Men,
M I h.n"", I.aiikrrfi.
l..mM-i Mitt nil tli'M
n-ili'iiiai-y rni'l"yt',ut
ceti;tt Nrni'ii- I'Mftra-
t- II, iTftiilMitM't "I
ti n l )n it, ftttiinnch,
1 . wcltt rr Kidnryi, uf
V Im. it A Itvrvfl
! li Ji-li? r uF
ftruil.tiit. MAMAlil
TAN M.UV1NK tt in-v.-liiil
If. Tlitnisand
pi. t lnnn it tli moM
t.'!f ri til Iiiviforinl
i 1T4 ll rt fvr f ui allied tn
M.it 1 ) All l'ITiKZ1tl.
Si.ln IMciM if mis . Jp.rin .Mt
rwtt rinii ta rKlii o-
fei'f lUiititr. ttl a 'i K 1 r. " n : 'I I O a-llrfM.
iK. r. a. M-ui-'i tt. ia J'ouiiau.NtjwToriu
n tiii uia-ftftMtW
CHROLITHION
COt l.M.S AMI l I I I S llen.ls. me, ItaraMa, Watat
r ,.. ri. t.i I.11..11, l..-r i.r f'rllill"id. Sent b
nool. I- 1 . ir. io.r stil l p. tlal iai.l to Boa tie, Nam
lMii.-.rt, M..".
(1) 1 o. i. !.' " d.-iy ill 11 "r
ill nut lit Or . AiMm Tltl I
Sm. I i:tf for I pil.i'v or I'it tit Ct lfinrn. Frento
.r. I'll. Km i-r. .14 AiM'nnlsl.. M. Ix.uit.'ilo.
. , I) t I oil M A.N III- M.-SCOM.KOB
, 1 . . .fw ..ik, .N.J. '.Villi- r ('atalo.iii
; ac tM tjftr-r'ln.i li'iie. S;uii.leri worth fMrea-.
1 10 JtUM Ii o .-.in.sun a I .. lVrtland. Mt
ATEVERY GREAT WORLD'S
EXHIBITION FOR 16 YEARS.
$78. $93, $108, $114. $500. AND UP
0RCA! PIANO CO.
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