FOR TIIK FARM AM) HOME.
A Moving Mrnwlirrif Itrd.
A" London gunlcnor plant nd n straw
berry patch four feet wide across his
garden, in ono .side of which potatoes
were planted. The potatoes were dug
tip about tho end of . I line, the ground
leveled and rake 1 smooth, so that the
strawberry runners formed a new
bed. The next season a similar pro
fess was pursued, thus t'stalilishinjr a
moving st rawb.Ti-y bed. At the end
of three years tin- original plants were
exhausted and dug up, though the bed
annually grew wider without renewal
or transplanting.
Corn lor Mil lug Itrna.
It Is claimed that corn is the most
mutable food for sitters. The ivipiire
ments of a sitter ditler from those
other hens. Keeping ipiiet and with-,
out niurh euTci.M', not much is re- j
quired to sustain life, and their food,
should be of .such a nature as to digest ,
.slowly. Tor I his reaoii whole gra.n '
is preferred, and corn is thought to be ,
much the bet. Nl't food of any Kind
is soon digested, and the hen benuues:
hungry, and either leaves the m-M too
frequently or becomes very poor. The j
advantage of corn ocr ol her grain is j
that it is more oily and not so likely to ,
stimulate the production of eggs, ;iiul, j
being Imrd and coiup.irt. is digested
much slow er than ol her grain.
Ilixv to -Hit kt lint
To ai couipli -Ii a luge amount of,
work in haying time w ith comparative
ease are" .dsoto ure the hay in thebet.
iiverage condit ii'ii, the following neth
od is recoiiimended: liim the mowing
machine from four until eight in the :
altcrnoon. As soon a- the dew is oil ;
in the murnint!, spread the swaths and
open the tumbles, if you have any.
Then draw in the hay, if there i- any
ready, and rake up that which was
mowed the afternoon before. The early
morning hours may hi- devoted to
grinding scythes and machine knivi
and unloading the hay in the barn. If
the grass lay., in the swath one nightt
in the tumble the ne night, and i ,
drawn into the bam in the he.it ,,' the
day ami h it In si.tiul an I sweat an.
other night, it will not need many
hour.,' sun tiiher day. Il .-wcet.
bright hay, five Irum ilut, i- wan'cl,
the farmer should neither new it,
spread it, rake it imr ln.i'l it while it i
Wet With the dew. In elder to bdlow
this plan a supply nt suitable hay i .i.
is needed; then, if a shower is 'ecu
foming up, the farmer will find it le..,
work to put it in heaps and cover ii up
than to get it into the barn. .1 ,.i r
l')llliriitr,r.
Iiik ami Niiiula.
The experience of a gardener given
in a late is.,ue of Ii, n ' f.,j i; : , j,,
regard to tin- dosl ruction of these
rreatures, which are so harmful where
they are abundant, is particularly
worthy of attention, and it is hoped
that at last we have a quick ami easy
method of despatching them when
they make their appearance. oine
pulverized sulphate of copper iMiii
vitriol) is mixed with coarse wheal
bran, and the mixt niv pla ed about tie
garden where the slugs rati have ac
res to it : they scent the bran ;-n I
B reed ily eat it, but almost ilium-dial-ly
'lie from the effect s of the i opperax
In using this mixture in the open air
where there is danger that birds might
rat it and thus be poisoned, il must be
protected sous to prevent access of the
birds w hile allow ing slugs to reach it.
This can easily he done by inclosing a
little spa e w ith small stic ks set up
right, and covering it so that the slug,
i an crawl through, while the birds are
fenced out. U'VA'.v Mwj,uhi,.
ltrrrlila.
limit,, I l't,tts. Parboil large po
tatoes and cut them int" linn slices;
broil the slices on a gridiron, which
has Jieen well greased, until brown on
both sides. M-asnn and serv e on a hot
dish.
Mnrji llis ii itn. Three pints of il.nir.
in which put a tea-spoonful of salt and
a table-spoonful of lard, and mix it
thoroughly; then moisten it gradually
with half a pint of water, then work it
full half an hour, until the dough he
roines perfectly smonih, then mold it
in balls the si.e of a walnut. Hat ten
them with the rolling-pin, prick with ;
.1 fork, and bake in a j n i k oven about
twenty minutes.
zl Fruit Spun;,, tine pound oi loal
sugar, five eggs, one pint of ra pber"
ries, one pint of currants, two ounces
of gelatine. Soak the gelatine in hall
a pint of water, and then stir it over
(lie lire until perfectly dissolved make
a syrup of the sugar with very little
witter, bruise the fruit, ami let 1. bod
in this syrup until it will ucrc
through a jelly bag. strain fhroiigh
the bak into it larg" bowl. tra-n the
gelatine into another bow I Ih 'i iigh a
sieve. W hen both are cold mi , tle n
Add the whi'es .-nlv d the 1 .r v. II
beaten. Wliisk all well to,-, fa 1 lor
half an hour, and .-.land in i two
hours before set v ing Fat w it t, ream.
Mlt nil I I'll I' '.. Fiel am!
slice fhin six good sized potat -i s and
one onion, one half pound sweet sail
pork cut in thin slice, and liy brown:
one pound of beef or t id cut tl in, and
also fried rare in pork drippings.
Make a good crust as for biscuit, imt
too rich; line your pan around the
Hides only; line the bottom w lh the
rcrk; tln n a layer of mutt, potatoes
and onions; season with pepper and!
salt to taste, and cover with a thin j
layer of mist; repeat until the vege- .
tables .-.nit meat are us-.l up. then p..iir
in sullicient hot water to cover; liui ;h
with a crust. Hake an h-uir in a mod
erate oven.
TIIK SILVER M.IPPKIi.
l.raf from thr Journal ol
."Mllrr.
i Korl,'-
.sen-ira (' died last Wednesday
in ail old adobe house at the Mission
I llidorts, says a recent number of the
I Niu I'lalicisco full I'm. he was a
1 California!!, and in the early h story of
Nin I'rascis o something ol a celebrity.
he was tin- hero-lie id' the -silver slip
per." in incident v. Inch, remembered
by the old an Franciscan, is probably
inknowii to the majority of our eiii
7i m. Its singularity atel the (hath of
the heroine serve to bring it a;ain to
the front. nc morning a uioiile-deal'
er ero,sing tln pla.-a found a leather
slipper lying oa the ground. It was
alino.t new and ad-u-m-d with a scar
let rosette on I he itistep. It W.H also
very small and had evidently belonged
to a well shaped fool. I'he dealer,
with a feeling ol exult a' em, carried
tie' prize to ".o tig Itoh craMon," the
sul'sepieut famous bartender of the
Fl I lorado g.-imblmg saloon, but at thw
lime the ' hief engim-er of a dram shop
in a blanket tent near I he old postoilice.
Hob w as a in.te I admirer of the sex,
and when ti.o finder laid the little slip
per on the dry goods box that served
as a bar. he rose from a gam-- of "sev
eil-llp" and. scMlitlg lolilsell si v feet
sU inches in :r pair of raw hides, gave
a yell thai made every man in the tent
ay his hand on a -.hoot ing iron" in
I he In lief hat a si in linage w a . muni
m iit. In n the pani, had .subsided
I'oli called all h inds to the I ar and dis
played the trophy.
It was only a shoe, it I it idled tl o-e
strongmen w Oh emotion. It was long
sim e I hey h.el
Women in th-.
cirdingly si.ir
fragile lit ot th
anything like
W ere ; -i e.
dav
the sight
- e "fli by i
I'.o'i him,'
-n bordering
-I a
aM-M
the sev i reafed, a
mark"d. .-'-i iinpri-ssj
madncs--.' ('iit.mil
strangely. .Judge I'.i
"Die b .v
acted
to.es!
F.l'd' v. the
man in Fresno"
Hob promising i
crowd, and childr
w as a good l..i-.
lai-ding treat, and
rs free "lor I he hull
I included." There
i in thai nig'it The
b w i.s said t i bav i
in hi saloon, an I
le vv s spre id.
woman"- l:i
rovvds of i in em . iua.il hIimc, 1 a .h ie d
to ga e iijiou the h-'lioie I cl.,. . .
the meant urn- ; .b"; ,e live brain w.i,
at work. IF- alwavs h id a:i idea to
business, and coiuviv i d Hie i.h a that
he might be abb' to utili .- the relic.
An ordingly he I-111.I11 it, paving
thcri f.-r ,111 '.iiiice of d:isi .m l H.ree
gin sling,." I'le- slipper wa.s lined
with silver and turned ini a drinking
cup from which drink., were dispensed
at the rate of --l a tip." The idea
took. Crowds oi bibulous mortals
came to la -t " the beverage dispense I
by the shrew.! barkeeper from the liny
1 isiem once encasing the foot of beau
ty. I'.oh coined money. The furor
lasted smne t line s. I "tig. in la t, that
I '-ol 1 was able to lay by a plum large
enough to buy .1:1 interest in the "Fl
I ini' ado. ' and 1 1.1 , e the way to a for
tune. Ill the midst ot sll. ce-s he did
let forget the fair I'Wm-r of the slipper,
lie iinpiii'ed diligently, but his search
;i- long unavailing. At la-t. a defec
tive who "passed over to the majority"
a few vv eeks siie c. ilisi .. ei cd the lair
em- in the person ol a l alilnruia gn'
retailing nt the Mission, lief name
w as Addia one-half must .-utlic e. Mie
was unmarried, pretty, the owner of a
pair of bl.i k eves that sent a pang
! through Hob's heart the first time he
looked upon them. In be I, he became
enamored of the fair l-em-iit a, vv hose
: solitary prunella had pla cd him on the
roll of financial sie c cs-. I'.nt he had
call- d to late. The la l.v had already
1 placed her alfei I mils on a age-look-
illg V.l Uero, atld l'ei"e the l aikeep
1 er's adv am i s. Fiinliugth.it In- could
I make no impie-simi upon the chirk-
eved California!). Fob retired from th,.
licld, giv ing her as ,1 clow er half a do.
. en "onas" w hn h she utilized in the
I purchase of a wedding attire. Hob
j took flu- disappointment a good deal
' to heart and tippled a good deal from
! the filver slipper; in fact, laid the
fniiinl.it ii n for that love of stimulants
w hich ult iioatelv reduced him to p v.
city. j
That was thirty jcars ago, and t i hip j
ha., not I n idle. The silver slipper
was destroyed in the May lire of '."ij, ,
when the II I lorado was laid in ashes. 1
met Hob, i inh avoi ing to siiv e his relic-
Wiisseverelv Inil'lie I. it h t he loss of .
the relic Ids fortune and energy van- J
it.hcd. nor was it hug l-elorr he also j
1 t iiriu-d fo ;i -hes and loiiinl a transient .
re, I ing plat e mule r tie- scruoi'V oaks
ltd Vriha I'oicliu. Since thru his re-
mains hav e been si .dtered to I he w nids '
; and "no man knoueth w here be sh t-p- !
!tlh." Many ol flu hilarious spirits
' who sipped the stimulating nectar I
limn the silver slipper haw al -o fallen ;
1 asleep, the vapu-ro i, th-inl, ;iud the 1
I heroine hersell h is sutiumbtcl to the
I inev liable hiw if mortality, suihis.i
I brief hit-boy if il eireuiu .lance nine ,
sol I 111 ll'l I I 'V C V I IV I'll-'Ue. ,i t.UOWIIITl
what iibsiirditics the minds ol nun
could entertain in the hid;. con (lavs of
the liolden Mate.
I'on m cl n ut was the i:r. t
the I lin-ll to com llioncv.
tate 111
ITIIMMIKVS COM' MX.
a iirnvr i
, , VCfr -,',, nin,n and
....,,:.' uat.-hin.- each
other's movements mar Nw 1 or...
iiVneral St hnyler, having resigned hi?
1 niiind on iiceount of unjust charge.'
made against him, was staying at his
house, which then stood alone outside
I the stockade or wall of Albany. The
! Hritish commander, therefore, seeing
his opportunity, sent out .John Waller
Meyer, w.lh a arty ol Tories ami Indian-,
to 1 a ituiv "i "i. Schuvler.
When they ariived id the outskirs
of th- c ily they le.izne.l from ii Match
labor.-r that the gem-ial's lion -e was
i guarded by .si sol iierz. The Jiu'th
'man, the minute the hand was out of
j sight, took to his legs ami warned the
I general of their approach.
! soon alter 11 servant announced that
I (here was a strange man at the back
door w ho wished to see the general.
S- huyler. understanding the trap,
gatherel his family in one of the upper
rooms, iind giving orders that the dooS
and w indow s be barred, tired a pistol
Irom one of the top-story windows to
alarm the neighborhood.
. The guards, who had been lounging
in the shade of a tree, started to their
feet at the sound of the pistol; but alas,
too late! for liny loiind themselves
surround- ' by a crowd of dusky fig
ures, w ho hound them hand and foot
b. fore t In v had time to resi-t.
And now yon ran imagine the little
group i illeeted in that dark room up
stairs; the sturdy general standing re
solutely a the door, with his gun in
his baud, and his black slaves gathered
around him, each vv ith some weapon;
and ;it the other end of the room, the
women huddled together, some weep
ing, : some pinving. suddenly a crash
is heard which chills t lie very blood
and brings vividly to each one's mind
th" talcs of Indian massacn s so coin.
noil at that day. The Land had broken
in at one of the windows.
At that moment Mrs schuvler,
t pting.ng to her fet t. rushed toward
tie-doe r for she 11 tneuibered that (he
baby, only .1 tew months old, having
be 1 11 forgotten in the hurry of the llight
wa. asleep in it t era lb on the first
flour, lint the gcneral.i .itching her in
his ,11 ins, told In r ili.il ln-r life was of
more value than the child's, and that,
if any one imist go. In- would. While,
however, this gc m-roits struggle was
going on. tin ir third daughter, gliding
pa t them, wa, s-oti a' the side of the
cradle.
All wai bin k a- night in the hall.
ex- epi for a small pa'eh .if light just
iH the foot of tin- stairs. This came
from the dining-room, where the In
dians could be seen pillaging the
shelve , pulling down the china, and
ipiarii lluig with oiieanethcr over their
ill got 1 en bin ly.
Mow to get pa-.( this spot was the
question. 1 nt the girl did not hesitate.
She readied the cradle unobserved, ami
was just darting back with her pre.
clous blirdetl when, by ill luck, one of
the savage- happenel to see her.
W'lii ! went hi sharp tomahawk with
in ii few inches of file baby's In ad, and
cleaving an edge of the brave girl's
dress, stuck deep into the stair-rail.
.tilst then one of the Tories, seeing
her tli! l .v. .'Ill I supposing her to be il
servant, railed alter her. "Wench,
wi m h, w here is your masler ':" she.
stopping for a moment, called hackt
-- ( ioiie to alarm the town!" and, bur
ning 1 11. was soon safe again with her
lather upstairs.
And now. very nearly all the plun
der having been st cured, the band was
about to pruned with the real object
of flu- expedition, when the general,
raising one of the upper windows'
called out in Fist y tones, as if com
manding ;i large body of men: "Come
on, my brave fellows! Surround
the house! Secure the villains who
are plundering !" The cowards
knew that voice, ami they each
iind every one of them took to the
woods as fast as their legs could carry
them, It iiv ing the general in possession
of the licld.
I I hi Schuyler house looks now
iis it looked then, except that the back
wing for the slaves h.is been torinlown.
and some tew alterations have been
made around the place; but when you
iire show 11 the house, you can still ser
the dent in tin- stair-rail made by that
Indian's hatchet more, than a hundred
veiirs ago. -St. Mirmliis.
Filch head of clover contains aboil'
sixtv distinct ilower tubes, each id
; w hic h contains a portion of sugar not
exceeding the five-hundredth part of a
grain. The proboeis of the bee tliere
' lore must be inserted into aOO clover
! I iibes before one grain of sugar can J-e
1 obtained. There are T.d'iO grains in a
1 pound, iind as honey contains three
j fourth- of its weight of dry sugar, each
1 pound of honey represents 2,'iMi,lHXl
i 1 lover t u bi s suckril bv t'ees.
A curious advertisement appeared
in .1 late i-suc of the Liverpool M,r-ir
t ii. It lead: I lost my purse contain
ing I wo guineas ami it sixpence. Tim
hu h r 1 iin keep the gold if he will re
1 111 11 the tax pence, as it was the
a ut of damages I eeeived from
Ihe M.dhiud railway for breaking my
leg. The bit ol silver cost me 121(3.
(icorge Ami slmrv."
N'.-w ' uii; t ii is as largo as the Hritish
hi.e.s and France together.
A foot rule Keep 'em dry.
A Jong stilke Tw elve o'clo-.-k.
No matter if the post ago is reduced.
It is just as li.ird to lick a two-ren'
Mamp iis a three-cent one. y,w 1'ovV
i'oininrm'oi.
Hy the way, another of the- Balaklava
"six hundred" has just died. TJiit re
duces the ranks toabout nine hundred.
Imt, r l Post.
" Room at the Top;" Thr lollars a
week, one towel a day, no weather
strips, steal your sua 1. (Hi, ye-, s einy,
we know all about that Itooui at th
Top."- I'llrli.
Now York doct-rs havede dare 1 the
l!i sh of the wild gno-e to lie piodn t
ive of n e:vl of human ills. Thai's
right; everybody gets down on the
goose. Hnrkr;;f.
Atlanta claims to have a young lady
who has (he linct and prettiest hair in
the t'liitetl States. The name of the
party of whom she purchased it is not
made public. Clii,;i,j,t Trilnim:
"If there is one single editor" who
iloisn'f knov all abmit Ireland the lc-
troit Frrr V wants Ids address. As
usual, married editors areto be left out
in the cold.-- Atlanta 'luistilntinii.
At no ol her time in life, sayn '.-,
is a man so coniplett Ir upset by I hreats
as at the tender age of four, when his
mother tells him she is going to east,
aside his first trousers ami put 1 ini
hack in frocks.
A lady in Norw ich, Conn., srveiity
two yc ars of age, lias just begun Intake
less ;ns on the piano. It j.s not slide I
how her neighbor- ofinded h.r (hat
r-he should ie,ortto such diabolical
revenge. .V'ir-'.fiiwH ril,l.
A ten-year-o!d I my clcand $2 in
I'lainville, one cold day recently, sell
ing holders. A holder is one of tin s"
rlofh things that lie under the stove
while you arc picking up a hot hd
lifter with your bare hand. Imihtiy
"Mean," said the Arkan.-a, man of
his neighbor. " Why, there isn't a drop
of the milk of human kind iess in that
man's l'ody. lie's got a dog that's an
elegant match fer Jenks' bull pup and
ho won't let 'em tight." .-Soii.errill
Joiirnnl.
" No, aunt," said young Folkestone,
" I don't get on well at all w ith Clara.
And, by the way, there's one thing I
don't like. I'm afraid she puts chalk
on her face." "fih, that's nothing."
replied Aunt tloodwin, laughing. A
nice soldier you would make, now
xvoulcin't you V If you ran't face pow
der, O 'urge, how can yon expect ever
to git into an engagement? JJo!uii
Trawript.
Among the Turkomans.
These Merv Turcomans, says a re
rent writer, seem to have nothing to
do but loaiing about all day from hut
to hut to see if they cannot surprise
some eatables. Tin y gorge themselves
to excess on every possible occasion
with greasy food, and are continually
ill from indigestion. They throng my
house, partly to satisfy their curiosity
by staring at mo iind partly to devour
the gruiter portion of any food I may
have prepared for my own use. In
this way, unless one is prepared to
feed a (I07.cn persons en each occasion,
lie ha, no chance of getting a mouth
ful for his meal. It is of no use say
ing that what you are eating is pig,
for (hey eat pork readily. Covetous
rapacity seems to be their leading
characteristic. They appear to think
(he whole world is bound to con
tribute to their support; they give
nothing in return. No one who hits
not suffered as I have among the
Merv Turcomans by being constantly 1
intruded upon and persecuted in every
way by their abominable presence
muld appreciate the exquisile luxury
of being lift in tpiiet. solitude. A
daily administration of half-glasses of
arrack to patients who re pure arr.i.-k
diTiiian (spirituous medicine) for in
ternal ailments, itches in their
stomachs, and the like. This is all a
pretense. It is simply a method of
getting half-intoxirated at my expense.
From behind the awful mystery of my
niosipiito tent 1 gave rrplio, to the v;i
rious consultants, on foreign policy,
improvements in the fortit'u i-.tions
piiins in their joints and stomachs and
soreness in their eyes. 1 indis iiui
in at ely order dandelion juice, and
scores Of people iire to lie seen dotting
the plains culling th.it useful plant,
while in many an ev thumping and
pounding can lie heard as the juice is
extracted.
A Cheap Jail.
'I'he new town of Naples, in Idaho,
on the flreioi Short lane railroad,
maintains a jail that is ut once
cheap and secure. It is nothing more
nor less than deep-hole in the
ground, into which the prisoners are
dropped with the grim warning that
the gu irds wili put a bule t through
very head whicy Appears above the
Ige.
Not nll,ni-l Wllh I. Mite.
The Surgeon (icneral of the C. S. A.,
Ir. S. P. Moore, writing from head
quarters, Kichmond, Va., in lstzj,
states ollicially that. "If lr. Wort King
ton ran furnish largM quantities of his
Cholera and IMarrho-a Medicine, we
w ill place it in the Army, as a remedy
in bowel affections." Sold for 2i and
,0 cents a bottle, by druggists ami
dealers.
All the light and delicate tints come
In ladies' fine .ilk undcrweir for
Slimmer.
BE-mESTI GATED.
A Rriaarliithli- IVtaiomeal Folly ronflrmi.il
by Tlrr lmprlaDl Iuirrvlews.
An unnnui.1 art o:e from Iho HochnMer
(N. Y.) Democrat and Chronicle was pub
lished in tins pper recently nnJ ha' bee a the
tub.eotof nmo!i comers tticn both in pro
fossional rircles and on t lie nt rest. Ap ar
ent'y it cia,e 1 more winmot 011 in Horie-s-ler.au
the following from 1I10 Mi ne paj-rr
bowl -
Dr. J. B. Heninn, who is wo'l known not
only in R rchester, bat in nearly eve ry 1 nrt
of America, aentan eitendnd article to thin
fiaper, a few dan since, winch was tlu'y pnb
ialietl, dtttniling hia remarkable experience)
and rescue from what i-eeim-cl 10 be certain
dnntli. It would l iinimMililetoen m -rute
the pi-monal in nirio-w icli luivo been mnilo
nt our 011 oc a - to the vid.duy of the article.
Imt tliey Ii ive burn ao nun er.nn that furl her
invt i iuB 10:1 uf the s.ibje-ct was deemed nn
cd'tori il n nity.
With th ml in view a ripreientat ye of
this paper called oil Dr. Heninn nt his itai
t. nee, when the following interview occur
red: "That article of yonr, doctor, hna crea
ted quite a whirlwind. A n dm Ktiitomrtitt
hOoiii the terrible condition you wore 111, and
the way you were rckcm-d "I' ll m you can
si.a ami1
" Kveiy ore of tli m and many additional
ei.i'K. w .. o .!-ever i;ct no no ir the grave
no I tlid mid 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i , -in I I niu in t oiir
priscd that li t p iVic ill ie ll marvclnm. It
was inar.t Ions '
"Hew in t'ej world d d vn i, n phjs c .1 1,
cune to I'O broii,-l I -n 'o .'
" Hy nru'ectui" h Ii si nn I niott - in o
viMiiionis. I d il ii-i l.inL I vvat Kick. Il
is trim I had fn-.p ei t ' i ndncht a: fell l--cd
most of iho lime: m . d e 1 n t!'ii oni d y
and was rave no: o t u i c I 0 It dull, oi-l -ii
nile i n pit nn I iiij i-lo'en Ii was out nfurd'-r,
nut 1 (II I not th in il uu nil nnytluug si--rio.if.''
"Hut Inve lhe-e roiiimon nilmoiifs nny
t en:; In do with iho fearful Hrild'n ditetue
which totik io lirm n hold on your"
' Ain ihinj.'1 U hy, they nre the nnrc in li
rnticica uf ihe first Btnijes of that dreidtul
inaiiely. 1'hc fn-'l ih, low people ki ow or
ic.ilize wleit ml lli in. mid I inn nrry to i-ny
licit too few hys:e mi do ciiler."
" Ti ai is a mnmu nt cteint-iit, doctor."
" Hut it i-n mi one. 'I'he medio I pro
ft Fa on h iv o li eu t catinu symptoms n -tead
of d.seiia tor ye nn, nnd ii in hiizh tunc it
ci a-ed. We tl'it-ior-havo lict-n clipiiiR otf
ti e iwict win n wo -linuhl strike nl the rant,
the nyinp'.oms I Inm jnst mentioned or in y
iimisiial niti n or i rila'inn of the nut r
t Ilium U in li-itte ih nppioiic:i of Uiilr'a
ti !-eueeveri mo e than n couli iiniiouirc
the cnmini of rn:iiitnp:ion. W e do nit
-.rent the i o ifh. t it try id help the l.iu.a.
Weeho ilil not wa-te our t mi trvitur to re
,c e the hen IhcIh-. i-toumch. paum i.bjnt ihn
noily ernther sjinj to:n-, but go diret-lly lo
iho n id nt y , the some of mo t of the e nil
i. nts."
I hi, then, in what vou n cant when yen
nid uinro than one In. If I n . O l'ha wliiolt
icetir nre-e from Hr flit's disease, n it
tocier.-"
Pc-'st'ly. Th ai-an Is of an called (lis
nsotnre t rtur hr pro, le to-dny, when in
enlity it m Hzi,-hi's dieao in somt-1 ne t-f
is many forms. Il is u lljd il l e.i led in n
t er ami I lit- s'itfatc l s mi'-oms-h nil.! si like
erinr-o everyone who hi ih-.-in. I cm
nil birk a id recall him lied uf d-atlis
he-'i phjici in ' dec'ared at i he liinewce
cnii cd by puialy-i!.. apnpl"y. li'iut tfis a.1,
p it luiioi i i. mill trial lever and other 'one
nn n complaint - whn h I f-c n ov i o e c.iu ed
by Itrii; die n e. '
"An. I t:d a 1 il.ee ..c a have rim;le
ay 1 1 i to ..- a I rsi .''
' l'.very t ie- of ll i in. nnd iniuht have been
C .rd a- I was by the tieie't ua ' o! the sa.i.e
reiiR-tly M arnei s Safe Ciiie. I n-n uct'iiu;
my e. is'ho o s'dj opea in Ihi-inatu r and
l In nk lain lei n,- ot em lo pre the la-la
niel ihe r po-s..'c d a.K.-r also. hy. there
nre nn end of truths beara s on tins Mibjoct.
If veil want t i kn m more nbo ,t it y i and
uf Mz. Warner I. in a - f. Ho una sick tli
mine a- I, and : lie- Ica tlccst man in
liochester pi-d iy. He has made n Mudy of
this Mibjeci i n. I ran cive ymi more laen
tl an I cm. On. too, and aee I r. I atmn re,
the cheniifit. at t!i I'nivt r-ity. If . u w mt
facts tiiere nre nny qunn ityof them r-h tw
in the alarming in.-rene uf Criiilit th-.
cu e. its simple i n. I tlt-etptive sj mplonis,
and ihru it bill one wny hy which it can he
escaped. "
l'.i I' i.iii-fii i' oftletrn h nnd force of the
Co I r'- vv ir.ls, tin in, ti ter lutdo him aocid
dny a id tailed on Mr. Warner al hat a nb
I'slinii nt on Kvclu nee street. At first Mr.
W ,ir erwits inehiied In be relit cut. but learn-ii-i;
tint tie- iiiftruatioii tic a. re I wn-alont
ti e alarmuu.' iiicr. ns -uf liii-hl'sdi-eatc, his
in nun r ehiiii ;t-1 in-tant!y, nnd hcapoke very
nr eslly:
' It in true that riiicht'a diseaae h ia in
crca ed wonder, uliy. and we find by rehnblo
aiiiiist.i-s, thni in ho ) ast ten yea a its
u owih h; a been '.'."u per ct nt IO k at ihe
pioi.inint intuit has cnrr.td mt: Kvir-tt,
n niier. Clnst Wilum, Carper. t -r, His! op
1 1 it veil and J'eck, niul others. Ibis is to ri
lile. it ml aho.vs ll greater uruwih than thai of
i nv other kao wn complaint. It should bo
I la n In eve y oae thai aninethinn; must be
tloco locl.c-k this in -rei: or thoio la no
kn t-viia: where it may entl.''-
' ln y hi ihmk many jicnple nre al'ii-tcd
wi!h it to-iaiy who do not rcnlizo it, Mr.
W nrat-r'f''
' llt'.tidr d - of thovRin.ls. 1 hn- e n atrik
inu evample of this t.iitli which hns juat
come to my notice. V promi-.ent iToliwor
in a Newt irlcnns ineiliril (ollt i'e was leclur
i'L' befiire hisclnanii theauliit ctof Briiiht't
disin e. He hat various Minus unaur iin.ru
sce if nn i!ys . ami was allowing the atn
dt ills whiit the iudicntiona of tins terrible
malady were. In old -r to show th contrast
beiwe -ii he ilthy mi l unhealthy Mind- ho ha I
ftrn.idi'd a vial, the contents of which wcrj
drawn t orn his own person. 'Ami now.
r--io lemon." lie aaid, "nswe hive apen lie"
iinheallhy indn-iitioiia I will al.ow-oii lew it
nppear- in a alate of perfect h-iillh, and he
wiibinitti d his own lluid lo the usual test. As
he wtitched the re -tills leu rountennnc Mid
dei-lvchaiii.'O.I his color nnd command both
left him, and in a trembling voice lie a tab
' tit nllemen, I have made a painful dis
covery; have n ight's di.-e-iae of the kid
neys.' nnd in less taaii a jcar he waa dead."
" Vou believe then, that it linn no ayinp
toms of its own And is f ro.iieiitly uiiliniwn
evea hy ihe person who is altliclcd with it:"
"It hue no Bjinptoins of its own and very
often none at All. l aually no two ieti le
have th i Fume ayniptoma, nnd fretucn.ly
death i the lirst syineloin. The aliphhat
intlioation of any kiJney dilliculty ahoul I bn
enoah to eirik terror to any one. I know
what I am talking about, for 1 have I em
throngh all the at-itres of kitlnty dtaeas ,"
" You know of Dr. Hellion's caaer '
" Yea, I h ive both reml nnd heard uf it."
" It is very w imhrful, nt it not.'"
" A very prominent ca-e, but no more eo
than a Rrenl many nth -rs that have come lo
my nol.ee ns hnvui laen curt-J by tfie mme
me uis."
"Yon believe, th -n, Hint KriRlit'a di-e io
-an I- curtslr"
" I know a can. I know it from the t-si-r
ence of hiintl e !of proniiiu m persons h i
wt rp Klven up to die by liotli their physic aits
nnd friends.'
" Yon speak of your own ei erienre. wnat
waa it?"
"A fearful one. I had fe!l languid nnd un
fit ed for business fur yen a. lint I did no
kiow what ailed inc. When, however. I
ft nnd it waa kidney dilticultv, I thought
there waa Utile hoi e. and ao did the dot-d r .
I have aince leiune.l ih it one of the hy-i-(
innaof Ih.seitv i o nt dme out lo a (.-euile
man rn th ' street m e day, s ijnifj, -ineie
r ies a man who v i 1 1 e dend wi bin a year.' I
be ievc his words would have rov. u true if I
batf uol fo'lnn itelyseeure I entl list d the r -in-etly
no v known as Wa-ner aH.ifeCure."
" And this cause I you to nianiiiaetunt it'r"
" No, it cansed i a to inve-'tisjaie. I went
lo the priiici al ciliea. aaw i hy-iciatis p e.
acrih.n- and uain ' it. an I 1 therefore de
termined, i a a duty I owed humanity and I he
-ulleruuf. to bring it wit'iiu their reach, and
now it is known in e o.-v pie t of Aineiirn. it
-old in every dinzHtere and hi.- I route a
hon-elinld necesaily."
I he reporte left Mr. arner. much im
preaaed with the e'lrneal.toa ai d siuceriiy
f hia atatt inen'a, and next punt a visit to
Dr. S. A. 1-titimnre, a his rtadenceon
1' inc? at reel. Dr. I.iiliiniiie, allhutik'b
bnsily enga,i d upon at mn inaiters coti
met d wilh the Kiati h. nrl.'f health, of
which he is ono of the annly -ia. conrttHiusly
nn.swciedtheiiuestions that were proimtuitieil
him:
"Did yon make chemical analysis of the
ra e of Mr. H. H. Warner aoiuo ihiee yeara
ego. iloi tor?"
" Yea, air."
" IVliitt did ttiis an ilvais show yen?"
" The presence ol n'bumt n and tnbe casta
in great abundance."
" And what did thesymptom" indicate'"
"A aeii ma diaeaae of the kulneya "
"Did you think Mr. Warner tould re
cover?" "No, air. Id.dnot think it po lible. It
waa seldom, ind. e I, th t ao prcnoniio d a
cnae hud. opto that time, ever bieu cured."
" l o you know au IhiuK abut the remedy
which curei himT'
" en, i have chemically analyzed it nnd
upon critical examination find it entire'y
fn e from any o eon una or deleter ous a b
alant e'. '
We publish the foregoing e'atements in
view of the e nnmotiou which the lunlieity
of Dr. Hi toon a article hat caused and ti
meet I ht p rates' at ionn w hich have been
made. The atnuding of Dr. Htnion, Mr.
Warnornnd Dr. Ialtimore in the ooinnu ni y
is I eyond qnestion nnd the statements they
make cannot fur a moment , I e doubted.
They ronclunivrly ahow that Biight'adineane
of the kidneys ia one of the mual deceptive
nnd d incroioiiB of alldiseaaes, that it ia ei
ctitdui.'ly commnn, alanuing'y increasinj
nnd that it can be t ared.
There in no trait more vnlnnble than A de
termination to persevere when the risht
thing is to be accomplished.
Cohiikct your habits of crooked walking by
using Lyon s Patent Mctulic Heel Kliffeiiera-
flirmiin paper, in translating Ynnkee
Doodle aa.vn.' "The word doodle ai unities a
lazy scoundrel.
"Itnuah on Rata."
Clenraout rats.iiiii-e.roachea.flien, bcdlmcs.
nuts.akimks.chipinuiiks.gopher. 15c: D'g'sw
Adam wan not n polignmist, although in
his days lie uii-.rrird all the women in the
world.
,loilter hwnn's Worm Myrnp.
Infallilile, lasteless, harmlesn, cathartic;
fiiverishiies.s, resllessmns, worms, coiiatipa
tiiui. '.'..
No, ilt-ar children, the drum major ia not
(lie wholo of the proeeesion; hut he thinks
he is.
"Itcii'lm-Pnliln."
The Quii-k.t-oiiipletecnre.ini leiyina Kidney,
Hlntltler, Cruiary Diseases, tf I. Druggists.
Haroness Hurilette Ctuiltn owns .?0,0-0,000
worth of fluted Sitates lionil.'.
Qiiratlitn niel nttrr.
W hat is the best Hair Dresser? Whnt in
thchc-t Dandruff Krndicatnr? Whit his the
le-t Hair Itesloier? Which is the best of
nil Preparations for the Hair? Cauiioi.ink.
Catterpillars are dmiaging Ihe cotton
crop in many sections uf Alabama.
Do yon aleepbidlv nt night? Why auffei
from iiuli :e-lion? (SvsrRisK. will give yon
relief. tiA.siiilMS is in liquid form. All
druggists.
Connecticut devotes !m,li"0 iicrcn to tho
ciiltivulion of tho oyster.
Fnrnlytic atrokes. heart disenscand kidney
arTtctioi'i previnl'-d hy tl e use of Hrown'9
Iron llittcia-
New I .on. Inn );iils smoke cij.-nretti's on the
elicels nt niaht.
ANAMon. Iowa. Dr. .1. O. Mcfinire nayn:
i. 1 I . 111. In, a ii o n,n.l l,,mn
1 a lit i w I H . ' ii s , .... , .s - H--wu
I nnd gives t e icr.il salisfaetion."
There are rtJ,0()i,iiO nciea of grazing Innd
in Araonn.
W aoift. O.i.-Dr. It. I,. Pntlle. .Ir., nays.
" Brawn's Iron Itilters nio very pnpnlnr in
this rcctiou anJ give entire satiafactioii.
A masterof free hanti draw ing---the pick
pocket. Mrs-svivs'a Peitonizko nrrr tonic, the only
prcpuratit'ii ef beef t-onlainin;; its enor iiit'rt
Jmia ;i-iifi-ra. It cuntainH blnntl-mnkin!:,
fniee gi-in rat nc and llle-KllftainiliK propertiea;
iiivaliiHblo fur indigent inn, (ivapepsm, nervnus
pittiation, ami nil forma or general debility;
nlft, in nil nnfeefiled condition, whelhsr the
n-Kiilt of lhaiistiou, nervous prualratinn, over
wtiik or aruti' ilisfaae, pal lienlarlv if rcaulting
I fruin pulnioiuiryrnniplsinta. C swell, Hazard A
l o.. 1 ruprielors. New lurk. SnMlij cltuggism.
John Howard Pavne revised: Hz it everao
swi lli-nil r ihere'a no place like Inime.
lO tieriil llelillilt nntl l.lvrr Conoilnliil
It. V. Pii iii F. .M. D-, RufTalo, N. Y.: V'i'
Sii-. Mv wife lias been taking your '-tioltleii
Mcdieid DiM-tiverj" i-itd "Pellels" for her
liver and geiitrd debility, and has found
thein to bu good medicines, end would
recommend them to all aiitTerera from l.iver
Complaint. Sour Saomach nnd (icneral
IMulitv. Yiiurs fraltnially,
N. K. lIAKMt N, Pastor M. K. Church.
KlFllll, III.
Since the passage of the Restriction act
T.iv'O ct ililii-ates fiave been issued to Chinese
leaving San Francisco.
Ill O-IIIIIIII N AND t t llKll.
W. K. lli K.siis. uf laiiiioria, Kansas, anya
thai hisvvilt h id In i n sick nearly aeven ycara,
ami for the last tonr months bed ridden.
She has been treated by a number or physi
cians and onlv grew worse. Her nttentton
was eallod to I'r. Pierce' "Golden Medical
Discovery" .vid '-Favorite Prescription,"
which alie cum. .it i ed ii. iug. In one week
she con hi ait up, and in three weeks could
valk about. Hy druggist.
Thus savelh n philosopher: "Some men
art-known by the company they--can't get
into"
Young, miildle-ngcd, or old mce. antlering
from nervous debility or kindred affection,
should add i ess wuli two stamps, for large
treatise. Wniii.n's Disi-i ns'.UV Mhucai. Asso
ciaiios. Hullalo, N. Y'.
Queer A railroad train cannot get on un
Icsh it gcta of.
(IHOLERA (iRAMP
USED
OTU tf TKARt.
Tt t-t rrmt-lv for C'tinlra. rrsMit. Itrr
lr-M-BUr9, Hini-r( amplnlnt, l mP!. ","
mftctnf th a4 Vi. tit. lninilovsl in lb Amr.
IrtlJ. bf furB rirnftl I. A KeVAiiimPltdr4l lf
WrrB, furtr Hob. kranrtb HfBr. P-llrttAr
ll H Truiw. -ntl oth-f Pricf, Ji.u. br tf wilMt
Bad IbItb. Onlt f-n'iirttf our ttn" t Mnwn in hoUI. H-le
roi.n.u.rBt T (HARLCS A. VOOflf R UMMNtt A
CONSUMPTION
My nwly dmcovrwl Trwa-mnt Mrer fmf. o ffferi
wt Vrmnut ruvr (,ivt- I nil pirlu il lm nf
chbV AiLlr,. Prof. M. .. NOIII.i;, Miinln
'lnm. MnlH I lri i'm. Cithf iiriiiM.
IJT NO PAY UNTIL CURED.
MTHI IT IS CHCAPtBT."
engines. THRFQHPRQ saw hill?.
opiuri
MdRI-HINB HABIT.
No rav till cured. Ton
yeara eitabllabad. l.ooo
eumd hut eoae. Ir.
Marah, tuiooy, Mtob.
prN.nl. NrtnaAL JH'Hl.iiiHiai Co . Phila. Pa.
t79lwwi. tli a tlaj at hmnnaaBrij Bad. Coallr
t out 1)1 In. Addraw Taua a Co., Aout. M.
Irt l-r-dr at bom. Marntjitin wi.rlh A Inia
9 IU li AtltlraaatliBacBa: ... I'ortl.nd, Ma.
ttOl l MANS- HuiBtiHColliii. Ifawark.N J. Turma
4u l-inilii'ita (t gradualaa. Wnta Ux circult
irowDtown. Tarmaard ttMitni IrtHt
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WITH
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HtlW It) Ut) KVI.UV 1 Ill.St. I thal.t aj. II . to b- r.mr ..tan l. Il. I" tl- Imatnfa .W-aol l and
c-raalullt. Hi.taloa.tm aiiru.taml la tan part nf lit. anil nmlatn. a a-'.l lain, ol aarwtl tntortnatloa
in.liaH-n-ail I- all rlaur. lor eunatanl i(.nn. . AliKM'a V ATI I t-r all ," apart, tint.
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Ilve iituillilea iiimI powera of nil concern rnled
In thrin. ti n it Ih.il ihey w ill rure when un or
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H'.!'U!'..'mi.i ' k...ix.JCTa
i0 lll.U- rllv'Ui(I
t 11 Ptomarh.
lir an-1 b-mrls rf
r7frtd to r)nTt th
unrt ivmmly, It'wttt-i
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l:BOe nt thtt
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niiB, anil a rif-ltjr ia
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Kor ! hf all
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llrHl hi Hie ut Id. ; llir gruulnc. Every
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nrktl 'raniV HOI.lt i:VrJtYV HERB
udnatnaL Warraau aaara, AHataaaaaW.
jonu or inrafA-nat, '.
ataaaiBTtii. a. 1.
OPIUM HABIT
Cared Painlessly.
Th M-Mltr-no ald for aamail mnrgm atn tho coat oi
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3
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3V
It rtlaTftiat ont Itnm. l-nrs.fhaptHsd TtandaorLlr
i yma. Huin.m.. BraJ.ln llnil-m.ltorrtiisia ol (FoLhaoda
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