iTrriTunrmatmimi
TOU lUil r.UOI AX I) 110UE.
How to l.enil tntlla.
A plan in use in Smithi-ru Australia
for le;ilin;j ciiltlc, nuiil to bo wry
effective, is as follows: Tie the end f
:jho rojio aiMiin I tliu Imso of the m-ur
horn; jtai-ith.-' linn a to.s tho fin. 'In .H,
bark lii'liiml the horns utitl mnler tho
hack of tlio mar ear, thence up
hitwwn tho ropes ami the animal's
forchca 1. When hauk'd taut a liivh
is ina lu which takes in thi? ear, the
least pressure upon which ly pulling
tho rop'., it is sai l, prevents the most
obstinatebca.it from hanging hack.
IMoiriiiu l.rrcii t'roiis.
Uy plowing in a given crop, the sur
face soil is enrichcil, not only ly the
ekments which the crop derived t'r mi
tho air, hut also by mineral and vege
table matters, which were brought up
by it from the sub-soil. The green
crop thus acts the part of a gatherer of
plant food, ami makes it easier for any
crop soon ait'-r tin green manuring to
get its supplies from the decomposing
vegetation in the soil. The best plants
adapted f.r green manuring are those
which derive their support prineipn'.ly
from thi' air, which grow rapidly,
which cover the ground well and
whose roots pr-rietrate deep and rami I' v
extensively throughout the soil.
The llorae- liiHiimntluii of (ho nnwcl.
In this dis ase, says the Wrxtrm
Aurt'ruft'irkt, no tini" iim-t bi-ht. Mil
the animal nr:-t be put to i-et as soon
us possible, f.-r iinl'-ss you relievo him
iMti:;h to make him iiii-t in a very
short time, it will be impo-ib!o to save
his life. My great success in treating
this disease has been t give large
doses of opium and b, II a lonna. wit li
linseed or cantor oil. Then I giein-
jctioiis of "ice water" until llie l.uHels
have beiri emptied as completely as
p.sihle. tlie.i I'r ten to tweu'y
lire - tl'i'M ev'ra 't of a--reiite eery
hour until the horse commences froth
ing at the mouth, when the aconite
iioist be witli!i. Id a:ij ''I'li'.iiue" given
t. i- one or two do-.es. when the aconite
;in be":'.'.e:i ;e.'ii::i itl the sum.! sized
il"-es. A.-so,ii i-the bi.Wels have been
ci.. t:- i! a-, e. !i, h tely as possible wi!!.
eiit .-li.t;:ii:iy' t!ie injecti"lir lliu-t cease
icid a suj ., Mterv trade w it!i two
ilra !;:;: of soliil i tract of iipiiiiii in-s-.-rti'il
in the r eturn and allowed to
rem. i:n tin re and i.-.d . and utiiier
ill circuinstatices lie- bowels must be
!e Id i:i checl, alt-r they arc lir-t
1 1 it ti' d. until the l'e i r Is broken up.
i bi'.M' ke t hor.-c under treatment for
tlii-i ii. ;. - at a t:Me. without allowing
He ir ! owels to i,i. Mustard applied
to the sid'S aid belly is thought by
kiillie 'l.etito'ers to lie ery useful.
Ic I have uei r yet seen any direct
b' lc 'it ih ri i d fiohi the n-e i.f rnus-
l.ild III tliis disease. "Ice" I ha e
I i t:i. to be a !,Ti':it benefit ill this dis
im If it is broken ii.to sm.dl pieces
ic d put into a I ticket and set before
the iiriifu.il he will generally nt it
when he ax ill refuse every thing else,
and I have icvir yet seen any bad
results from the us' of lee in this dis
ease, either In 'in eating the ice or the
.,se 'f ice-water lor injections.
Knrm mnl t.nrrlrn Xon,
Mix orie-third pi i.-terof paris with
tw'o-tltirds of corn meal and place it
where the ra'.s (but not the chickens)
efln get it. It causes death by absnrlt
ing the juices of the stomach.
Prof. I-:. Wollny concludes that a i
layer of fanny ai d manure spiv.i 1 upon j
hcid protects the soil from excessive
alterations of temperature, but acts I
injuriously upon wet soils by clieck
ingly evaporation.
Keep some salt in a box w here it is
nut exposed to the weather and where
the cattle i an have access to it every
day. '1 bey will take just so much a.-,
they need aiid no more, wherc.n, if
they are only fed salt occasionally tin y
will sometimes eat so much as to cause
excessive thirst.
There is sometimes an advantage
ained in blindfolding a balky horse.
If the habit is not inveterate, closely
bandaging the tyes will distract the
uttention and set the animal at work
Ugain. To rio this. with the best effect,
the bandage must, lit closely over the
ryes, and the common blinders whh h
only partially exclude light will not
answer as well.
The evaporation of sweet corn pro
mises to become an inportant industry,
fine bushel of sweet corn will make
twelve pounds of tho evaporated pro
duct, selling at fifteen to twenty-five
cents per pound. (Jreat care must be
taken not to get the com too old.
Com that is none too ripe to be used
green becomes tough and dry after
evaporation.
In Uussia tho sunflower is exten
sively cultivated for the oil the seeds
contain. The oil is palatable, clear
mid llavorless, and it is used for adultr
crating olive oil, being eorted from
M. Petersburg to the shores of the
Mediterranean sea. Next to poppy
seed oil, sunllower oil burns tho clear
est and longest, so th.'t the peasants
apply it to household purposes. From
the stocks of the plants they also make
u good quality of potash, and the
residue of the seeds, after the oil is ex
tracted, is made into oil cake.
t'rrHpt,.
tJm'tta Buffer Cakes. To one
of milk add the yelks of four
eggs, beaten v.ry lightly, mix boiled
rice or hominy to suit your taste, and
add llour enough to make tho proper
consistence. Lastlv, beat tho whit"s
of the eggs very light, and stir in just
before baking. Buttermilk can be
u"d instcal of sweet milk, but th
acidity must lie corrected with a little
soda.
Turby SUup. Do not throw away
the bones of turkey or chicken. Crack
them and let them boil for two or
three bourn i:i a little water; put in
also any ui-e bit of fowl that are left,
partc'iih'-ly the li'vk, which is never
eat mi. To t!:ii aid any soup stock
you have, .t.i I, with a little barlev or
sag i, yo.i wiii ii n e a nourishing souj
Sv.s m with pepper, salt and any herbs
you cho' ;c.
Kminc liolil Hints
Alum i v.ie of th" best additions to
mae whitew uh of lime that will not
rub oil'.
I! iw sterc!, applied with a little
water a; a t' will generally remove
all stain : fr !n b.xl ticking.
Topr. v:it sausages from bursting
wh' :i cook:;'", never make a hole in
them w'.'a a .' r' while turning them.
T rTi ;,- tar, rub thnronjlily with
cle.t;i !;:!!. aid then wa h with soap
and
Pli'-I
:"' v. .iter. Thi..
i itii r l!i;' hands
may in- ap
r clothes.
tdiiest City in the World.
A ride of s-'Wiitv-two luil-.i a. toss
I'll i '.icia. I. ' baiion. 'm l -s iti and
Anti l.- I .;:-.ou brings us, by French
j ilibg n t i Iaii:avus. Abulia and
I l'ba.-p ir it- n thr-'iigli a v.iblinie gorge
about I'1" yards wide, down the middl
of v.lii li t!i- Fnivh read wiinls its
scrj etin.' r. i!r", the riven on either
sii'c b i:ig l::i.,gcil with tihtr poplar
an 1 - .: t ! v.abim. As we look cas;-
ward
gri .it
a fr r
i t'i 1 r e. of tlio hill 'be
i f 1 i.i;.i er.s. en
I ly
u .
:K of ,!-.' : t. li
I'l.-r
"i i; M fr - ;i th- ro ky :
a I eel Mv a fan. and aft-; j
:" - mil 'S, enter-- Pama-eiis. I
...v; t'iroiU'!i Ki.tH'O bouses, ;
i i'.o.iiiki mar!'!- fountains. !
f f
ir li
i on t -at--r we.-i.t'i a -id !
fertility I.
Those u li
ar ' lle cr
lo eiit; ..
IllHe'l ee'i
h.. I c.-I -COI
! e 1 .TI
oil! i v. .,
a i l w ide o i-r the plain.
I;a ' g iz 'd mi tins seen
k-.'h t i forget its siipr.-nic
It, beauty is .oii!,t
i.-.-d 1 y contra -t. Ti.c c c
.in l.-i iti' "er a eho--ol.ru-
!: .I'-'.l kn se.i;i tlirouuh
. .'a-: suddenly, op t;,rping
! t "!l r.-iep. TI.-.- c,M j.
b tore yen. emU'V, eyed ill
, the lltiiNt of .1 '.': .-t
:,;.;.. A r i; to tii, p ir'i
'ii -t in the w 'idd iti j'- int
r. ; itt yria ami Wc.-teiu
.1 of i:uji. rtihp i siui like
- a. forests of apricot and
apph-.s and it runs, and
t:.at is i.l.as.int to the s;"!.t
Ue
. Ii.s
"everv t;
and g.-ol for food." wit'.i all their
variety of coI t and tint. ;u cerding to
their st a.- on. s met tines ail aglow witli
blossoms, si iM-tiim golden and ruddy
wiili fruit, and smin times russet with
the in. l!i wiiej tints of autumn. Coi
tri.ij'"i ! r;i rh ir.
l'l.ijing Cimcl.
The fable relates that a ca 1 asked
to be e.-:ni:teil to juit his lo ad under
sb iter, and when his request was
granted he I egan to crowd his whole
body in a' the door, and soon had
entire n si ss;oii. Salmi Morse is play
ing camel. lie begins his performance j
of tin r.'s-nm I'l.iy with a full-dress j
rebearsal in w hich he keeps the most
proiehi id charai'ters in the back
ground as iirn ii as possible, and lie im
lows the rein arsal with a private per
formate e to-night to which the mayor
and other prominent people have been
invited. lie hopes to secure a verdict
that the lay is not objectionable, and
i when mice the camel gets possession
' he will trample down all opposition,
with :' tic characters as it was
i by in-ar.ts at t iberaminergau. A
j nt-w sj ;i,er reporter speaks of the re-
heav-althe other evening as containing
nothing like blasphemy; but theobtuse
Scribbh-r ought to be able to perceive
that any attempt at the dramatic rep
resentation of the character of Jesus
Christ upon the stage is blasphemous
in the estimation of Christian people.
Let Mayor Kdson stand linn in his de
termination to prevent the outrage.
As the Sun intimated some weeks ago,
there is reason to believe that the play
if licensed would fail for lack of pat
rons the devout regarding it with
horror and the indifferent being un
willing t pay their money to see it
but it is hi st to have it known that
there is a limit, even in New York, a-s
to the outrageous dramatic perform
ances w hich will be tolerated. New
York paper.
Street-Cant.
There are now doing business in this
country and Canada 41a street rail
ways, employing about fto.OtK) men.
Th y rn.i lS.Od) caff, and more than
IdU.o'r ) horses arc in daily use. Cal
culating that the average life or a
horse in street-railway service is four
years, it makes tho consumption of
horses 2.W0 per vear. To feed this
vast number of horses requires an
nually 1V0IH) tons of hay and 11.00",
000 bushels of grain. These companies
own and operate over :tiM0 miles of
tra'k. The whole number of patsen-
gers carried annually is over 1,212,40
000. The amount of capital invesnd
ceed $150,fKiO,CXi.
Sir William Thomson follows Dr.
rhoin. s H 'id in ascribing to mail six
senses iu-dcal of live, namely, tho
sense of force, of heat, of sound, of
light, of taste and of smell.
Smoke will soon be at a premium.
From 2.S0M.0U0 cubic feet of smoko
given out by say liK0 cords of wood,
it is said that lJ.rtiMt pounds of acetate
of lime, gallons of alcohol and
twenty-live pounds of tar may be ob
tained. Taking the enumeration of the peo
ple of Franeo in lSl as a basis. M.
Cher'vin shows the increase since 1S7G
has been only twenty per 10 Mi, wbilo
in England it was 1 la, and in tler
many as high as 574 per lttM). other
things being Cual, Maine and Nor
mandy should give a great increase of
population; but the fa 't is that the
number of puople is "conspicuously"
diminishing.
Prof. Feser. of Mun!i., has been j
making experiments on animals w ith
a view to establishing the connection
which exists between diet and liability
to infection. In the trials he has made
on rats ino.'iilate I with the poison of
cattle distemper, he demons! rated the
fact, says the hm -'t, that the animals
that ha I h-vn fe.l on vegetable diet
were i iiekly attacked by the discas", '
while taose that ha I been fed exciu-
ively on ine.it ivsi-t" the effect of
the inoculation.
The readiness with
which certain
a familiar fa- t
. (l-'bilis llien-
1 a curious ap-Consid-ra!'!.'
'
solids conduct sound is
f phvsi-s, whi eh M"ii
t ions a hat nig long M
plication on th" Klcei"
1 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 tties ot
the rier by
ill"; ot:e end
.i-!y ing tie-
of th ' ll..i!-
g -tber is ,;s(;
b-'ats i n the
gra 1 1 are carried down ,
i
t 'i" current, and by plae-
f a can" in tb" water and j
it her to th-- eir, the clash j
r pebbles as they strike to- ;
netly heard by i r-.oiis in ;
surface. Tic sound is a
era -kiing like that produce I in frying, j
t; tod reason exists b-r bebe ing that
hay-i'ie-er is ca-i-"l by poli'-a, accord- i
:ng . Mr. f. I'. I'i- v.right. an K'iglish j
in;c:isc ipitt. who says t lie poileit rap- j
idly begin to tlimv out pollen-tubes j
w hi n broii :li! into coni.i t with tho
warm and inoisi nri'-us iiiembrane of I
the bron'-'ii d trad. iinil.irly he j
thinks that t'i s'h.re.-. son.,, fungus j
"Towing on grasses mas; enter the
bronchial tabes ! sliei
nate tb'Tein to prodib
cough" kti wp to I'.ng'is
geriill
" bee.
the
-"To
fS.
A rotirutlcii I'riiinNr
l's ,1 oUil"
nine; io;idllct..- cU a
line of street cars in Cincinnati who is
the l,e-o of a romantic pismle. At the
time of the burning !' the I'rookiyn
Ic-.it'T. i:i hi ! i so many peopl.. were
' unnd to d ah. tliis young in.ia was a
n-idi nt of lb- -.-klyn. 11" attended tin;
theater I'll the night of the tire, and
-at Inside a male companion in tiit
front row icar the orchestra. As it
will be renminbi ml. the lire was dis-oou-reil
during the hitter part of the
first act ot the -Two orphans." At tba
tini" ti;e flames made their nppi arance
behind the scenes mie of the company
billed as Nellie Del!, but whose real
name was Kittie Mi y its, a yeiin'New i
York girl, w as doinu' a song and danco
act. The lire burst out all over the .
stage with inereif ble rapidity, and the
young man saw that this girl was in !
peril. With a spring he leaped across !
tl rehestra railing, clambered on the j
stage and aught Miss hell in his arms 1
and broke for th" private box nearest i
the street. A iter considerable d illicit It y i
succeeded in getting into the open J
air with the girl cliut.'inir to his neck.
frightened alumst to death. He had I
saved her life, as most of those w ho j
were mi the stage when he went to lo r
rescue perished in the flames. Thus j
began an acquaintance which soon!
ripened into lo e, and finally they were j
married. The father of the girl, who!
was a business man in New York ;
city, made tie1 acquaintance of his j
daughter's deliverer, mid, ph ased with I
his appearance, said: "You have
saved my daughter's life, nnd you shall
have her for your w ife." Nellie's heart j
had been smitten by the good-looking I
fellow (he was a poor tinner at that
time), and a union was soon effected.
The father said to him: "You shall
never want for anything." He must
have soon forgotten his promise, for
now his heroic son-in-law is manipula
ting a bell-pum-h for $2 a day. buch
is life in a great city.
Nnn and Moon.
In the (.ernian language, as is well
known, the genders of the sun and
and moon are respectively feminine
and masculine, contrary to the rule of
tho romance languages, where, as in
Latin, the sun is masculine and the
moon feminine. In our own lan
guage Shakespeare speaks of the
moon as "she ;'' and in Egypt and
I'eru the sun and moon were regarded
both as brother and sister, and as hus
band and wife. In Arabic, Mexican,
Lithuanian, Slavonic and Greenland
ish the moon and sun, according to
flrimtn.are related as in Germany. Th
variation of gender implies, of course,
a difference of thought, hut the fun
damental conception that gave them
genders at all in language or legend ii
clearly tho same in either case, thai
the sun and moon were human being!
like ourselves. I
A MEKV U15EAT.F.
A
in i linn it.
A lm Pan .Mi h. ) . 01 r spo-uknl
... 1 . . ..
of tho Dotro.t y wr.f- I notice
that in at) inter', lew w iib a I'ott report-
cr, Dr. John F. Clark, of your city,
professor of chemistry at the Michigan
college of ni"d:ciii , attempts to ej 1 .i 1
the wonderful phenomena ef the young
man I'mlorwon 1. of this village, in
igniting paper a id other combustible
material by blow in ? upon it. The
doctor says: "Anyone having chemical
know ledge ot e : t un ingredients can
perform the trick with perhaps a littlo
legerdemain."
Having never w itnessM an exhibi
tion of this wondi rl'ul feat, besides it
lieing so at variance with all of tho
veil-recognized th ies of the human
luucti' iis, it is !: t to be wondered at
that the professor should endeavor to
.n'coiiut lor it as a "trick" made possi-
Me by "having chemical know ledge of
certain iugredietits, etc." Xow as a
matter of fact this man can barely
read and write, and. though twenty- j
feven ve.irs old. I. .is tmt the faintest
II..104 ii'l ""l"""' ';i
i .... .. i r... n.. .f ..l,aniiuii.i.
but is wlial may he properly lerineu an fresenption " has done for mo. 1 hart Wrn
1 mor ito ,n,l' Kmierititioii volln ; a .'ieat sufforer from femnle cotnpluinU, -s-Jgnorant
.mil hlll MlllollS Oling pt.inv MrnL'L'inir-down." for over six years
luulatto. It ii not a new thing with
l.itn. Kver since he wis fourteen
year-! old he ha given frequent proofs
of the possession of this wonderful
power. When cold and wet in the
woods li'iotiug. he has been known to
J.ind'.e a lire by simply ga'licring to
P'thcr a ipianMty of dry leaves and
ticks and blowing upon them. He
ha; been s'i I l'-:i! awakened from a
Miti I sic. i in tb,! ni"ht an-l asked to
rinse his in utli and burn it hand- i
kerchit I b in I "I to him, n i by those
in I'-ats'ue w it!i him in the sueec.s.sful ;
erlorin. nice d s-itn -"trick" or leger
demain, but by the incredulous. Ill'
has I n re-, -itedly ea'h'd from the
1-iii; : I re 'in the I'y e'.ma'.i house
into the oili. e and handed paper torn
from posers hanging up n tho wall, ,
and, to the eu b-r and aiisolate iiston
i -!iiue:,t of s,, -ii ;.ir., soon set it ablaze. '
In fa- t. tlione'i t -stf under every con- ,
cciv.ib! ' con I ' i "t and suiroundings, :
h"hasncir b"o'i known to fail in ;
td'.oW ing li: i' !; pos.s -ised this W ill.Ii.T- :
fill jiowcr. II recently, by sp'-cial
r"'iier.l. l-.1 -i 'bicjigo, an 1 was put.
to the .s". r : tc.-t before t ! eminent .
doctors of I'.e-Je i ,ic and of chemistry
iiH.'o.sh nodical college. He oK'orcd
lobe ftivy I. I"it w.rl- t!i' didn't
osi; tl.,.;, tic-y t iik tiie prceiutioa to :
wasli hi. ii icM.'Tg'ilv n:i. require him i
t t. it o.i ai e.itir-lv n w suit of,
i h tin
then.
ut hi
prepared for the occasion, and
r e.i". i-i z a stew n:i I rinsing
n, cH h. in j 1st one minute and
twenty seen i.i
kerchief l..r;.;sbt .
Iil'-lubers ; nud tli
pivs-m f more t
medical a i l s-b
Chicago, n- d one
dele d the least Mi
a "trio!,." On tl.
set on tire a hand
hiiu by one of t ho
w.k ilmp; in the i
,a:i lil'ty of the a'dest '
d,:ie g elitleiii.-ii of i
!' whom w is .ii u to
lie.it. m of it s being :
contrary thev ad-
l.i.l - --1 the g -:i:i.:i-'U '-.-i of
for. ii, nice, but e.niVs ,ed, ju-'
In
pe
I'-of.
as
lark will do alter w il tie- j
thev did. their ina,;fv to ex;
g it as
laip the
mystery. They th"
possibly do so if t hey
ig'it th"V inig'it
had 1 1 i l il on the
dissecting tabb?. On this occasion the
doctors asked hiui to produce his b.itid- ,
kerchief, but he t"l l them that ho
never burned bis nun hundkcri ',;ef,
and no les . than seven were produced
by the professors, fioin which one was
chosen. Mr. I'lb'.'-MVo id is absolutely
ignorant of the real cause r secret oi
his wonderful power, b : i; re dy to,
submit himself to the s-wrest test!
known to science, ex e ting that
suggested by the Cl.icagodoctors "th j
dissecting tal le."
The time usually required by him is
from thirty scieucls t two minutes.
I taring the effort his pulse alw ays goes
up from seventy to one hundred and
twenty-live, quickly resuming its nor
mal condition aft'T a-'complishing the
feat. The effort is foil . wed by a brief
period of great exhaustion. So strong
is the belief here of tho genuineness
of bis wonderful power that parties
have authorized me to say that they
will wager 1 1 J that Underwood
will place himself under the severest
test that lr. ( lark or any other man
can suggest, and blow into a flame
inside of three minutes a Cotton hand
kerchief or a piece of paper which hits
never been "dipped in a solution of bi
sulphide of carbon,"' or doctored in any
way, shape or manner, and to be
furnished by them. The flame has no
bluish tinge, as the flame produced by
Dr. Clark, or odor of phosphorus, but
in the fliiddciiness of its appearance
more nearly rest inblcs the lighting of !
a gas jet than anything else. There
are many things nc,t jet fully exjdain
ed in the scientific world, and this per
formance of I'lulcrwo 'd's is one of,
them. j
An eccentric but giHid-hearted old
miser recently died in the village of
North Lima, Ohio. When a young
man he had loved a pretty tier man
maiden, but through the efforts of her
father they were prevented from mar
rying. The young man, losing a'l in
ter st in life, came to America ami be
came a ri ch isc, nnd the maiden iH-came 1
insane, and has been in that condition I
for the lust fifty-eight years. The will
of the old mail was discovered aftoi
his death ; and it was found that ht
gave the savings of his lifetime to hit
ciT y love, whose mind is too impaired
for her even to understand the Signifi
cance of the act.
To Bstore Fadlnij Flowers.
! Should the flowers be much withered
Vl th. Cllcacy of cold water
I readily to restore, plunge their stalks
bot n in:h . deep into scalding water.
and bv the tune tho water becomes
roW the Holers will be restored and
fresh. Cut off tho ends of tho stalks
which have been softened bv the scald
ing water, and
tore the flowers to
the viuses ill cold water.
i.i,,,n.i. iiminmnnim.
The II. .n. Peter Howe is Sheriff of
TOO 1.IIV ailll lOliniV Or flI'W ltrK.
nci'iMitfv in rim vers "it inn u-ith nn nf
Uctently, in coin ersation with one o
our reporters, Mr. Uowo priKlannetl
the fo. lowing fact: "I consider St.
Iieobs Oil an excellent roinedv and
i ' i i ni rcni i , ami
one tnat oiig.it certainly to find its way
into everv household. Mrs. Howe
alwavs Ii'h a bottle of it there, and
. ...i 'u .. .. ,.,o.. .t a" v
1'orA- Frmiiij 7'(vv;w.
.il...,il..i i,o, i- l.n i,oil,.t..ll.,r
but everv one dislikes the character of
l person who goes from one house to
, another and intercommunicates nil ht
( setor hears.
lie that is taught to live upon little,
owes more to his father's wisdom than
he that has a great ileal left him docs
to his father's care.
TK.M AM: 1 O IIPI, ilNTS."
Pn.n. V. l'lriHT, liiilbilo, N. Y.
)"tr
i sir- write to tell j ou what your "Favorite
darmc much of the time unable to work. I
paid out hundreds of dollars without any
benefit till 1 took three bodies of Iho "i'avor
ile Prescription," nnd 1 never had liny I hue;
dome m much pond in my life. 1 advise
everv sick ladv Intake it.
Mus. K.MI1.YHHOA1W. Mcllrides, Mich.
At St. I.tiko's Sunday school, in San Fran
cisco, in answer to the ipiestion, "What is
the ureal est church festival';" a litile orphan
of sin years promptly ri-spuiuU-J, "The straw
berry festival.-'
Younu nnd middle need men suffering
from nervous dcluhly. premature old aire, loss
of iiieiiiory, kiiulri',1 sj niptoins, should send
three stamps for I'art VII of paui lilets
issued by Nome's llisi-KShiiiV Mkiucal
Assikiatiom, liullalo, N. Y
A deliatim; society willtacklethoipii-stion:
'Winch is the most fun to see a mini try to
llirc.i l a needle ui a woman try to drive n
nail';"
thi: ii:Vi t .NorVi: it itsi n.
nor if your binsare badly wasted away c.-tn
you be cured by li e n-e of r. l'ierce's
"tioldi'ii Me lical Discovery." It is, how
ever, uueipiallt'd us a tonic, alterative, ice!
nutritive, an 1 readily cures the most nb
Miiiate easesof broiicliitis, coughs, colds, and
incipient nuisuinpiioii, far surpassiin; in
ellicacy cod liver oil. bend two stamps for
r l'ierce's pamphlet on Consumption and
Kindred Affections. Address Worn n's Iw
1'ENHAllI Mupical Association. Hiillalo. N. Y
If yon tnko two letters from nmifi, hew
many will be left? Oh, yes, we know liwe
conundrum, but supposing you take iiuiin
'rum two loiters, what tlieu'
The Finzcr Axle :rrne.
Is tho best in the market. It is the urnst
economical and cla- ipesl, olio box lasting ns
lone as two of in; oilier. I hie (.Teasing will
last two weeks. It received first premium at
the Centennial and Paris Impositions, al.so
medals at various Slate Fairs. Buy no other.
4 iilurrh of Ibr IlladnVr.
Stineiiij; irritation, inllainevuion, Kidiiet, ,
Cnnaiy coinplaiiiis.cnred by Buehiipiiiha I .
Natural clroleuui, deprived of its color
and disiiirreealileodcr. is what drboline i
made from. As now unproved and perfected
it is a beautiful preparation, and I uiionnsall
tli it in claimed for il as a hair restorer.
'itmijili n t om."
Ask for Wells' "H inch on Corns.' .V. Quick
relief; complete icure. Corns, warts, bunions.
Cliri'lithion collars and cuffs forncntlcirien
are easily washed, nnd do not reijuire ironing.
Thai Iliistmniler .Itine
Is three times the man he was heforo using
Wells' Health Kenewer. f 1. Dm exists.
Ktraiotiten your boots, (shoes with Lyons' ,
Patent tleel built uurs, and wear them auniu j
Nolblnt Mice It.
Ho mffllcln has er btkn known to ffettaal Id th
van uf ll tb m diSMM ftrfiinjt f rm no tinpurs Condi
tin of the blood u ScotIU's SuniaparilU or lllood and
Lor Srrup for lh cum of SanituU, Wbit Stolhnis,
ftheumatiuo. PimplM, BlotcbM, Eruptloiw. Veneretl
Hare and Diaaaaaa, Oonaumption. O-utra, Boils, Can
era. and alt kindred di:w oa. It ptiriftmi tha ajraoim,
brlrur eolor to tba eheAka and reatorea Uia auffarar to a !
Donnal ooaditlon of haaltb and rgr.
It la aaaartd that tha ordinary eoamatiea oaat ht
ladlaa ara pridurtlva of (rvat miK.hiif. Wa baliara
thia la ao, and thnt a hat tor moan of aooiiring a boauti.
fnl complasion la to w a ima im4 blo. m .lu-ins liki
Boorill'a Blood and Liror Syrup which rlaanaoa tho
blood and giraa porAanfint baautj t the akin.
Of tha manr rcmadliia hafora lha pnhllt fr Norrnna
Ialilllt and WMknwi.rf N.ri I omoralivn Hrntcro. I hwrn
la noun niual to Allm'i Bmin K l. wlii -h or.,iiipij au I
porniamntlr roalm all lot lor: il ni-r (ml. (I
tk. . mi f,.r .". AI ilruuirit miJal Allon'a Pharmacy,
la i ml avauo, Horn Vuik C'iij. ,
When tht) ltev. W. ti. lichnrdsn. of ill
Amherst, Mass., Methodist Chitrelur.it sick a
few Sundays nco, his wife-took the di-sk and
preached it sermon.
. '.VstfWlT'iifv'.l ' ,!
btRhANREMt-Ol
CURES. ....
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Linibaqa, Dackichs, Headache. Toothache,
More Hi i-tin.iclllr.arnl!i. ItruUc.
II M ni. hrull. t'rl II !.
tn all iiiiiiH mmii.i rti.Mt ami aiiifh.
BoIJIii Uiiauiaiau'l H.ri-"rH're. t i(lj Capua ktua.
TllRt iititi.Kw a, toi.ci.i it en.
A.A.I.I-l.aiO) lUll.ai.
For Two
Generations
The pood niul staunch oM
stan l-by, 51 K XI CAN MUS
TANG LINIMENT, Iras done
more to assuage pai.i, relievo
fiiiJerin r, mi l save lives of
men ami leasts than all o'lier
liuinu'Hts put together. Vihjt
Lecauso tho M wtan pene
trates thrrji hki:i n:s-l flesh
to the very b me, driving out
all pilti anil Korcns an4
morbid secret iin,nm' restor
ia? the aUliftcd jurt to eoand
mi supple licaltiu
t
i WjM V
THE VTAll,
pfRche Ian-mutton ' mill li-urd In th Unil.
IUiwmu m out Hir.iflliin llerodintl' Unalilrrof ilia
InnorenjN. M tliptii, ia, y. ur rhlldirn 1J adnimir
t.rinNuw 1,,. t f ,,,. in.iam (.w(. It la tli
aoToruicu lialm anil hralnr ot ninfrha. colita and tr.'iip,
p. n't lr Uifl aloni) witin.iit Now LI" in 111.. Iiuully.
morpUU or aDiHlyno.
'Bert C'nnrH Itnlnnm Imhe World." Triilt.
Pnco Oc. 1. W, his.x iii d do., AimUAta, M iluu.
Iturnl dmno (to bycyrlist, wrecked in re
! i .77,.. i ' .i' . lm'".1-"MO"
. ' 22, '.
ITr l All Anln.'
' i l.ot, Itllt I. FOMIIll.
I Under tlnto of Julys, l&;2, K. B. E.-islit. of
n ihiwt i' , v. mm., iura ii i am, iiiuu'.
imrrativo, wlucli. from ltn very simplicity, hti
the trus rm of fine po'.d. Hcgiys: "My
faihor is usinu Hnnfs n.'inody and unpras to
bo iniprowtiu. in riot, lie in very mm h hotter
than lie liau been fur lons time. He had been
t c , thiop tmf T)i(j fir!lt tjniB ,licy Rit
flom him atnon qimrts of waior, tho second
time thiitcn ijuai ts, ami fully ns much more
tlip "rd ume.Hiidho would constantly fill on
npain every limo nftir no had lioen tnpppil,
oi td ho rottinii nie.) u'inj Hunt's Romody,
wliirh rcttd like mneic in his cn?e, ns ho
lieunn to imi'rove nt onro, mid now h:fl
watciv nrcnmiilation passes nw.iy throuuli
that ewellimt or liilins up which was bo
frequent before tho functions of the kidneys
wero res'oreil ly tin.' u-e ot Jliint 8 Keino ly.
He is a well loi iwn rili:oiiof thiplac.', nnd
lias n'wait been in Inn laps horo.1'
Ai:iiii he writer. Nov 'e. b.r -7. 1SJ-2 :
"I beu mist rhp 'ifully and truthfully ti
tate. in regard to llunt's ltemidy, thai its
usn was the savin-; of my father's life. I
Fji, ko to you in my previous letter in regird
1 1 h. a Ihi.u.' ta i, icd Uirei tnnoa. It is the
moM renin ti' le ca-e Hint has ever been
heard of in tlii section. For a man of his
years (sixty sens) it is a most remarkable
cure. l!o had been unable to attend to his
biiini"e more than a year, anil was given up
cur
by tho doctor. Hie Unit bottle of Hunts
Keini-dv that lie Used cave instant relief. He
hus Usui in nil seven bottles, nud continues
to iho it whenever he feels drowfy or shi
lish, and it n fiords iusiaut relief, lie is now
uiti-mlitiil to his n-eulur business and has been
to er.il moiitlH. I am pi rfeelly wilhni; thnt
you th o d putilisli this leltr, as wo thor
oiiL'hly bf.ievo that father's life was saved by
n-nc,' Hunt's Ueinedy nnd these facts tiiven
n'lnve may be a hi n '111 to others sulTeriiiB in
Ida' m i: n t f loin Oiscasos ur inuction of the
hidii -y- ami liver.
Hew to Preserve Flower?.
tw to prsT? flower in p tui I nt iteof btut?
hi li'fn Iho tMutly f mm htre it I . br ad 1t year,
til tiT) lit Ho j3 acitiitiplt'tif I. tin 1 I) inn & il.i;
M..nt Mr. lx Mutilfi . h rl .tv. 411 Fuuith A kmc-,
Jhitartirt, wh It ht u-'i-.: iilfti---), iumoiI u tttr.iitli
fail difterrnt di'u ni iilf. nnJ r nmy ny n wrn" well
plrnrrit ft'tb i.ur vihit, Mr. l.u M-mlt h.i s t'4 a
w rid wi.ln TpiitatiD a ,'Vwr.t f natur il rt wor,
Dtl ti: m tnjr ytvini l bt i l in tit I w ! walls Inca
rttwurdol by I. if Biu-i . ttt pnaMrvinic ti nwrit in all Ihf it
D-l'irtl beauty. Vuk frank .i-lttV Journal,'
It? a i'f-T"a ntlrfly my own. 1 cm nn p rftL'ly pra.
frTet?Ti t iom iat drlicta Auwpra lh.it they will k.st
fuiui'i. Il.tfttrst pnr and apooial award at all priuti
pai oii'tiiit'iis.
Everlasting Eesips oi Natural Flowers.
Tba beuty t( Uh!ha ta crvit, th'-y etjuil freah fluwaf
duirti n i.J iiiu I.im aiMiifiial u.nl i.i ;-t.u
,ri,-t. Wi) auit.lli fir p.irli.-!, clitirt lica, birlli li,
fa r, funTls, krnvt d - rlt- in, lo. llitti'9tia,
iMkki-tt, wrraihi nnl t-riMt iunl of brmlilHtilurrd
ll.irra at.J ni!I(.illj a; r .v I. hu n, acvordrng lo
aua, l.ii", i-i.U; i'ta li;e j.
Hi
Wratha r rroMi naim" price aa cl..m) dtuna,
Ifueitra rhar(t fr any timuo ur iuuttoyu may iIcmio
on ytmr work. Fjmatia cin on all th latent dcMun.
uch aa Vacant ( hair, Scroll ol' Honor, (''ulra
Ajar, llr I In, lloru t I'lrniy, sirklH Urol in
C'oluiiin Pillowm .lluMtnlr, Oilil l'rlloT llnkn,
lurp. Ant bur a, rtt. Son I fur Circular and higheai
ralorucca. luipjrter uf ud dealer In Krancb flaaa
abadoa. Money muit b torn witb all order. Addraaa ,
i:miij t,o M(iLiirt
njPOVKTI! ATLM E, NEW YORK,
Iti ahda who ara
recovrhnx at
mina, d ac 1 ara 1 u
giatrful trma that
applirat nn f th
mrnti it a tonic, of
lliwttitter'a tStnmact.
It 1 1 1 e ra. Ntonl
duet it impart
utrcnjtth to Uia waak,
but it alau correct an
irrrgtiWr acid Mat
1 1 n atomacb. makna
tho ImwrU att at
prpr ininaK ia
f.iMltbffwlii'ir
ftr Irntn rhfiutn.itio
and kiilua iimiiI'Im,
ctiiiera as wtll aa
prwiit ffvrr and
fiftut. t'lirnala tr all
lUiimtiitta and lea)
vra KiHrnHy.
XX.-NOTICE.-XX.
AS BLUE FLANNEL GARMENTS
uriurrrlor Quullty crUwdl
ra anlit a, t:io " jrnulna Mi,lilleK.M which ara not
luiule by tli u uiill. I'lio Mtiliir.sx 4'omt,aiiv,ln unlrr
In ,nit"'t llleir i-iMl-Miiira anil Ilia pulllr.Kia nollr,
III it terifl.T nlll lollinn niailafrom TIIK MIllDI.K
rlKIt K TAN II A It II INIilill) I, I. IK FI.ANNKI.8 AND
VAi'Ht' el.lillH, ll i,v , Iraillni clmhwra. mint
li,. irt'm -rtll.K II VNUKIIH." rurnl-liTil If UitBaUUH
A'outa to all arlK-a orJeriiiir the gnodft i
WENDELL, FAY it CO.,
KKI.I.1MI AUKNTS, MllllllTSKT CllMI-AWT. 1
6 aii.l Hi H. -Hi tit . N. iv V ,rki OT KniuaUa 81, 1
ii,,-,, ,n: aciiviiiuioi.. i miaiivipuia
A I.raillna Tendon Vhrw
It-ma rataulintar
Ulllrclo New York
lor tbo lure C
EPILEPTIC FITS.
IrumAmJiurnalcfXalUiT.
lo llr.tn nr linlnnl, lrakif a apa-
rlniir of E'.n.-i' j. In
Ur. Alt.
nt (limhf ir. mi.j an.i ruri-a
mmlivfllrtiei. B.a,Uf.tf.
baa inieiy I-, n nsi ,rlm. ; . l,:i,n h. rn of raaaa
ou r f ' Ji ar.' at ling u, ,-i-miii f run ,i ni nim.
.u,i,.l,l a ..ik i n I i-a.-. nlfh b.i wn.la
Hi h al.irri- l,ilili,f lilj wnn,lt.Tfnl cilia In-a In any ,ir
t r-r wt, mny n, tl, ir r i,rt-M ami I' O. Aildrtea a
aUviKu an v .ni' w mill hi; a cmo a.l'lrf.a
Ur. 111. MKot.llOI-t.hi.J"lJO St., KewToik.
25- lhi3K.Y. Singer, $2U
mt ,:, fHM l nf AM i.Tint nlP Kin'
.i r.tiilttl ittT'tt l I i'lit nitinthir
Miiii t.li4nilMiM' il lurabl. rtriil
in li-t Iml Un tnn tlt-fintl
if Hani rgii 4 W i
I. .li-. li H.. Allll fcl
p.t - l.fftii'N'i- !.kmitrrll
k '1, f 1, m.. , $i it.M.k.ftih .
A n iM'iii ni ! :t li iul plan If ilf
T' it llff ilil i nsti, iiiiitriUlMt lit
t.tif. di i tl li inaiMfitiMl nut. Cli
Mlltl.A.ltl fllllllOlll.llr. A-k
I i .iiif , cu. i luiil av i hitaio
GONSUHPTION.
1 nT a pohl'lverrmmlf f--r tha Abova dlMata; b-ylla
ar ihoutiarida nf raitva of tha wont ktad and of long
lUudlng lava bt-f o curfd. loflMa ao atroDji la mv fait 6
Sua etn.a y. tlm . nl wn.t TWO BOTT1 KftK. lo
fmr wit 'i a VAH'AKIX THF-ATIHB on Ihta uUA,l
' iIL T. A. SlAKl" llllW'l..NiwT -rk. j
IM TAT ION STAINED CLASS.
Indeacntat.ly twtautiful. Ktnir apidivd to window
I wi I .' i'" r 1t net, n 'null. U) . in Htmut.
ail'.'iN. g.,irnnii.tii ertii-ial. and rttla-sns. H' rr thim-aa
Ii .1,111 qi .iirjr hut , npln-ii l-.t aulin-nlM-r.
nM.r rf.lr- i-1" lo fin.lrr ,t .ii,iwt word, .rll f'lltio,
uia.-ali I.. I I II sVtllTII. I'b.la ill'tin. I'
THI BT IS CHtAMIT."
sncius. THRFQHPR8ASil,s'
Hn s . w ...,iur.i.ir-f-'-a
A T!J!?J,ZtfrT!2?u- !
Sr't".' lLl,'.lU".Vlal.'w''.",a,ri'lI I
L . .'Lirrvll"uiN'ilaIJi.iw,l.il! !
a . . . .mi
' 5 I a !i
1 1
a iviniiu mm
ii
w.i..r.n. i. l!tn-lievjMiatnnrfiriuniii.ri1t,rhappslU'iniiN,irI.itiii.l ,
-- "ma. Ilunlons Si-nl.li. HmlM'.S.ir, n.ii i.f f,s I hii.l I !
wal I I ;,,.U'. . Iit'liinx'rumnnr iue'. r.. Ankjri.urdni, I I
aa : gtl gr unJlo n l ultun ktlixl, M. V.aaaaasJ
j
, ,
I.YDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VTGTITABLE COMPOUND.
s Pnotive Cnro
Tor nil I'mlf rnliirnlComptillntaeaa Wcnlrncuo
laauao to our bct fcmala population.
A Mnl'.cliie fir Womnn. IiiTrnteil by Woman.
rrrptirrJ by Wom.in.
Vt, Cmlnl ? al Dlo-oirrj 8!altia Dawa af tllalaiT.
tTTtr rir-it'io dro.i:n a'.itrlta, lnrljoratca and
tur n -i. i l'i( .ttiiiIi' function, giveielastli'ltr and
r,r i:i- .-.to I'ls-tr-.M-mtortfa tlienatural luatro tothe
e?o a-i l ;, tuta on t ho palo chm-k of woman tlia trtab
ro ra of u' 'a prln? and rarlr I'lmmrr tlina.
-7"?:iysl:lins Use It nl Prcicribs It FrM-lf CT
It rfii ivc ranini-n, flatul 'ic-y, dcatrojrs allcrarlnf
for' it. nulant, and nilleroa weaknrsa of the atomacn.
Ih.t t-l.nj o: b.-arlnj down, ea-idnzpaU, wolcht
an 1 In, UW, la atwsri iiorm.-eientlr cured l Its naa.
Furtbe ii-i- of Kldurr oraplulotaof cl "aer acs
t:,s Compound la anaurpaasvA.
t.Tnia Y.. I'lNKIIAiTs nt.OOD PrittTIfR
will rml calo i-ri i VL-..OK0 v'' lium.'ra (lom II10
Blool. mi.l :;e-o lona an-l i.lis nu'lh lo Ibo aalin, ot
Diiui HuiuoJi ur cliiM. ln-iKt t-u lia lug It.
B th the Conpo'im! .in 1 liliod rm-lfl r are proparad
at za ami S3 W.t -ra Aviuiic, I j in, l-uu. 1'rioeot
elllK-r, (I. Fo Unities fur ft... Sn.t ly mill in tho form
or p.'l, lit of 1"- -ii i-o. ou ri-i-ript of price, I cr lma
foi fitliiT, Mr i. P.iifclmn frcTlr aniwera all Icttora at
faii'iity rii.l"m;3.t-i,U:iii. Btnd for pamphlet.
s .,! -s iut I M wltiiOTt rTPT K riVKIIAM'S
LI'iK.l I'll. 1. 1. 'I-i v 1 1110 C illsliiul: 1-U.OJttU
ajid wril(lc y of lies j ,-.-r. 25 cnu pt-r bux.
i-Sobl Lt nil Iri:sRUls.-b
I FOR THE PERMANENT CLT; CF
wwiiju 1 a i i a 11 aw.'ja
Il-oot'ifr-.'i-i-
o is 5prcv::V .
b try iu C, : t ;
P .i;nallol t..o
U Uiccar. C '
9 Pnt
ij vr-T n,.r
it
T)-;nrUI. C J.12. r.a H in f-r A:.L Copol ifiU
b ItC.Oa!HJt.iCliVaUj..lCf l...
Bc.in ci t n ii.v.i.'. ..I t.:frvi:
f vlct, .-jo i : t c . i.e. .n, c :n rc
s- s i Kiuiirra. iTcr lino iiunniv. A,
Itcloa!nf C.;ciiVaUj..kLf l..ea,u-id poui. a t;.at Q
vinff v..ica orJjr Co
. rc ilL-o.
cfthjvcv ti.rr-d ci tiilj umJlo tiiwoaoo ban
Ueca qius'itv rt--'. vcl, a-ul l i a nhoi-tUuwl
HCUFECTl Y CJBEJ.
a f Tit rtanaci, Mrrnirlhcwa and a-tvr-a - ott
I I.I1V lo B.l t io i:n.K.rUbt nr.ina uf Uia Uly.
Thi- nntural rcl.on or Lho K.din-yd la roatorrd.
To IJvcr l i r'o.injod c f all cU.viaai, aiul da
Howolaujvo Lccly'a-'d LcaiuUuLy.
Iirlt Act nt I'll" aa::ie i rn tho KITirrY3,
uveh a:;dbowix9..i -m-Db, nun.i.isia.
ai. I.lul ll'r Hliv. Pry onn b urnt by mail.
Wilts. I'li-llAI-n-fiN Co.rtirl-iKrton.Vl.cT)
DGAMOND
Best Cyzs Ever Made.
trr rnn f:i.k. Trout, i t otton.-6
nn:ss3, coats, scarf3, hoods,
YAUM, 8TOCKINC3, CASPET RAC6,
rtlSCONS, FEATHER8, cr ,uy fabrlo cr
t.varr artU'.o titiljc. it fCT:eciy colored mar j
a'nio. lMnrli, llronn, lrcro, Blur. Crarltl,
Cardlaal Itrd, N,'y Hl" Brawa, OH,
Crrrn, Tcrro t oll, ard 0 otiiar beat oolora.
Wirratcd 'oat a id Uurablo. Eaci packato will
ojloroiwto fjurlba.cf goods. IS youhavorevc
r'il Pyca try thoao onoe. Tou will bo dcligaUd.
Bold by drugclata, ot aend ua 10 eenia and uy
olor wanted Mint Ft-pald. S 1 colored aamplca
and , eot of fancy canla aont for 8c. atomp.
wetxD, men a mi ho x acq., Britt,,Tt,
GOLD and SILVER PAINT.
Bronze Paint. Artists' Black.
Tor gliding Fanry Iiaakcta, ITacco, tunpa,
Chandallara. and forall klndaof ornamental work
Banal to any of tho hiirh priood kin". and only
J Oct,. , packare.a: t!io rfrorBU'a.or poat-pald tVom
WFI.I.K, Rll IIAUnSON A CO,, Ilrll.g1f, tL
Consumption Can Be cured i
DR.
WM.
HALL'S
FOK TIIK
T,,K n A I OA tin
LUHGS.uHLoHlvl
li"
ml
It. onuumpiion la not nit Inrnrnbli uitiliiil
ijiniiv
.P4 1.1I Will
loiii,rnld full
ou, t'ril
Ibonch nrnfi'
iRiinffillincnnd InfftV
llultlf In run nit Knt
fiiif r it, H'iaviiii
( (nviilaUina, M Vltna
luincf. Alciholi-Jn.
(Ikhi) Kuttnir. tr
oiiHflfhilityM'rofiila mid nil .Nirvtua and
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