THE FARH AM) IIOr.Hi:iiOLl.
Application of Potmh.
It is romnionly uri'il ;in;tinst mix-
ing ashes or other alkaline lcitilii rs
with barnyard manures, tliat such
mixture literates ami wastes tlte am
monia. This is a Slltlii lent ol'ji'rtioll
against compost inj; in the luirnyai-.l,
where the ammonia, if liberate 1, is
jretty sure to bo waited, lint in
H.lying maiiuns diieelly to tln soil,
it is important to make the nitrogen
immediately available. Tlii is best
done by selling it trie, when i! at I'lu-e
unites with uli. les of the so.l and is
retained until n.-ed u;i by i tojm. (here
is jirubal'ly also a ail rieli soil, a ;;,.1(
effect from iota--h iu mak.t'.n mure
latent fertility avnda' le. Thus soils
not hit km;', in potash ore often bene
fited by light ai'l'liealioiis of wood
italic..
lVeeds on Walk a.
AVhero garden walks hae been pro
perly made, ami the weeds never avow
ed to seed, hand-weeding alter a shower
of rain, and rolling directly the surface
will hear the roller are in in:iii m
practiced with suecess. But in R.uMens
where gravel walks are extensive. and.
fts sometimes happens, the gravel is of
, , ... ...
a coarse, shtnglv eharaeter, which, it
. ,
disturbed or Lroken up, involved some
"1
ilitlieulty in getting a firm, smooth
surface ngain, a de.-trnctive agent of
some kind becomes desirable. Almost
everything that destroys the weeds
takes the bright red color out of the
gravel; but apart from such draw
backs walks maybe Kept clean cheaply
by the use either of salt or sulphuric
or muriatic acid (marine acid or spirits
of salt).
SirlecttiiK I'oor Srcil.
It i3 a matter too little regarded by
farmers and horticulturists that the
election of poor seed, or thai from
poor plants, or the uc of any inferior
stock in propagating is a potent cause ,
of the deterioration of varieties. Many
a grower has raised a poor crop be
cause poor seeds v. ere .sow n. Huiiukeu
grain may produce a crop, but the
yield is almost inevitably int'iri, r
This fact is recognised by good farm
ers, What is true of whc.it is also
true of garden vegetables and lveiK
Flower seeds selected from plants
which have grown on poor to;!, t
have been stunted by drouth, are not
fit to be sown, rvieh seeds, even if
sown on good soil, and the plant? given
good care, pro iih ' weak pi,:. its. They
have alreadv begun to -run out."
l'lowlii.; In Hie Oirlinril.
Many farmers still wrap i.igs on the
ends of long whiilletrees, to u. op them
from barking orchard tree-. It i- a
far better plan to employ wn
short whiflletree:, in.-tead i f n.e ordi
nary Jong ones, for thi- lari.-i.
Whiffletrees tw. -thinl-'-r i i -i I a!;' a
long as common, nnsw- r the r.i o.e '
admirably. The-e ie i d no w imiiiig oi I'
rags, and they allow ti e ti .ru and ' '
plow to pass mm h ie an r the t ee. It v
is also u questionable Ian t i. ; 1
oxen in an oreh.ird, a.'li ,t.
affirm that they can g. I m i:m 1," "
trees with om n than wi'h I,, ;-.s ''
Much time is lost in pi .tor -m!Ii
oxen, and, if low hann a,. o . ,. 1
tuted for the ordinaiy I i . . n- ..
horses will an -wi r t lie purp, i ' a,
Well. As simple a leu in e , .- ; !!e '
Should be en.plove l ill .in Id . I, aid, '
as limbs are alw ay- ab Inn,; .;; t; -.-!-.-.
appendages. With du- i-auMini, one
can turn a furrow away ij.a,, ; i , , ry
base of a tree, without injury, by a
horse team.
How to Urrtu
The coaehmaker.-' .!
, Wheel.
.' indorses
the statement that few-
people are
aware they do wagons an 1 ran iage
more injury by greasing too plentifully
than in any other way. A will-made
wheel will endure constant wear from
ten to twenty-live years, if rare is
taken to use the right kind a: l proper
amount of grease; but if thi
not attended to, it will be '
alter is !
1 U! in ;
five or six years. Lard shoul.l never;
be used on a wagon, for it will pine-
trate the hub, and work it- way .ait ;
around the tenons of the sp ikes, and :
spoil the wheel. Tallow is the I. est
lubricator for wooden axle-trees and I
castor oil for iron hubs; but mi.ny i f
the patent axle greases are eV.o excel
lent, and have the merit of being
cheaper and more eonvenh at t , l.nu :!.
Just grease enough should b" appla d
to the spindle of a wagon to it a
slight coating. Thi- is b. '.t than
more, for the surplus put on will work
out at the ends, and be forced ;.y the
shoulder bands and nut-wa-l. , ml,,
the hub around the outs do r t. ,
boxes. To oil an axle-tree to-: wip
the spindle clean, with a ! t li wet
with spirits of turpentine, an
apply a few drops of ast. r
the shoulder and end. One 0
ful Is sufficient for the w boh
Sloek Journal.
till II
1
Ilooichold II lut .
For ordinary wood work use w hit m-r
to rub the dirt off, and ammonia
Copperas mixed with whi , wa. h
upon the ctllar walls will keep vermin
away.
Crusts and pieces of bread should be
kept in an earthen jar. clos lv covered,
in a cool, dry place.
Lard for pastry should 1 e ie ed as
hard as it can be cut with a knife. It
should bo cut through the Hour, not
rubbed.
A good way to utilize fruit-cans is to !
turn them into fin.wr-; . t -.
thi:i bore a round hole i- tlie I
and III! I' nil the I,,;. I;,! , H;it..
alter teariiv; oil' the -.ii or,
brow n or ;m en, nir v. i'li
ll"ver piot ill ' s and i,n.-!i by a i
topal varnish.
1'i'ta1 ,n are iitieli I . ! i'-r
steamed than vi hen boile.i i., t!
ler. Till a pot of w.t'er m the i'.
when it i l oi!i:i i !,i e o r it
w ith a perforate I )
t mi, h '
ini at:
p,.tato,,.
er, a:i I n
v. ill I e ,i,
a meaix
I'ut on tin
.:e, aiel v. til t ,1 ii
Pep)-r as Comlimi'iit.
I'he ci'ii hihi'iitary .ilip- ! pi :; i i
taieN very hih, and anion.; ;-;:tr ,:u
people, I 'nuli-h are pi rh :' tl.e :!
tiddieted t pepper. Tin.- ivielinu li'.ai v
spin' may be procured under I!., ! .-i
desiirnatii'tis of w hite an I M:i., pep; er,
the distinction, how eer, iiit beitiir in
t botany, but in th.1 mule of ; r p;.r
atU'ii. I!hii-k and white pepper n me
from the same '.taut. All pepper
bhu k i.ri'jimillv, but the b!a' kne-s r--
I sillo's in a llI"'riicial skin. I f th, 1 my
I ls ,mul ..tirtl' V'1;11; "'' ,M1,r"-
I'unui'i in iic iiiii i eoe I e i ; mil n we.'
cutioio ue removeil preuous H ijnii'
I . ' "
! mtr, then the poWi er will have a tin
i , 1
more or less approaching w hite, though j
never i.uite white -in this coii.-iits the I
1 j
only difference between white and i
black pepper. The black pi pper plant '
is indigenous to the lta.-t and Wi st 1
Indies, and it also gr"Ws in vnm.itra, (
.lava and other i-lands of the Indian
Archipelago. Two erops of berries !
are produced in the year, but tin' sea- !
son of ripen. ng is very irregular. If 1
wholly-unadulterated pepper is r"-
quired, it should be bought whole and '
ground iu a domestic mill. I'.-.-uuht in .
a state of powder it is almost invar, ably
adulterated, si ei ial inured:. nts being
sold f r this pur;
are ki.'uvn in e anmer
The two , lied
I. an !
1. P. !., the iir-' sitrn.ting "v or
dust" and tla .-ecoiivl -dirt of pepper
dll-t." Ilotll may 1 e ilrsiTll'i'-l a- the
sw eepings, more or le-s eontaiuinaied,
of the wariiinuse iu w 1: i, !i peppi r i.-
"I. In 'el litioll to
ers bla k and w hi!
there i- another kit
er. The fruit of t!
,arv
Use,
per
sort
le '!
shn;e! as berries, but a.- clonaUd
cylinders withr unde! ends. It is of
more u. e, how ever, a- an iimred.a nt ot
rattle luediiiiies than a- a eon iiiM-nt
for human stoin.u as.
rhiia l.oai-e Kellii,';' first Snug.
There will soon be a 1 iogr.i; by of
Mi-s Kellogg, written by Mr-. K.-l'ogg.
1 he i ireiinistau -e a! tendin.' the sl.ig.
:ng of the lir-' -'tig by Miss K. ln.gg
tioi- re.ated b ll lotlier
I. on, si- was lit! nine mouth-, old.
V,
i t 'n-t i.ii:-
. an I I. a I
the '.llteit:-
a little ..
tie
I ii r h in. I I '
'I .1 ili-. a-e M..
lata! ann-!..' t
,'!i '. itii - a si
lil
.'..'..Ii'. -I. Wel-i.,,
V.Oi' ;'il 1 that h i I
o i was always
oi, . eiiiiehi'd in 1 1
n,
igni.' a t.ivnr:1
pi nnt and 'pie
ii.- -,e oi tie j ;.i:i:.i;.o.,. i me dav l
!r t le ., ai w a s.f .n : upoa the 1
:' or. I, i n. to m i,t'. r a.-t-:i.-h:u. nt,
le- 'u in oil singing .u porler! time
. 0 : u .e th :,g all-: h d to, who h .- . '
:. , J,t, ue, i ii, e ti,: I i ad -d iiu: o u.j .
i o- ! her, ' I he I a-.y W.ll t.e.' I '., i;
l-o.', t,e b,! y Wi'l die" M, t!, i I e:,'a'. !
l.a-t tntig l!i', i the room, epet ting i,l I
l.ii. the i luld i:i the agonies of ih.iti..
lily to ei -lam,, 'Noi, sense! What ;t;i
o -, daughter': There ii nothin; tiie j
! ma ter with th' ehild. -ee, it is erow-
ing at you now.' iiut. mother, 1 ex- I
claimed, 'thn" nine months babe has j
jii-t been singing wo"derfully tie 1
nur-e's son:, and it is going to die ; I '
know it is" and I went almost wild m ;
i my alarm. Hut the baby del not die, !
; and thank (lod that it didn't, for it !
: was iiorn to mess as oiuy nn: ae eiia
l ies.- the hearts of the w rld. 'I'ni
storv of our daught t's i.ist -otr.'."
sal,i Mrs. Kellogg, "liovvcvcrimpioba' le,
iml'Tpd from ordinaire events s iiev.r.
lhe!e-s true. I could not ac nt L-r
it at the time ; I cannot fully do -,
now. 1 did not then know loov to in
terpret so unusual a happening, except
as a warning. In the light of subse
quent events 1 in ny now perhaps gni-s
nt a more pos-ible solution."
!! Hi" .Imlgo I liter, i the Jl.ui-e.
.leifer 'ti's great bight and -I nor
I'gere exposed him to lull ll 1 ni.i ill"
I l oin his oppoli tt -; his So, i p:et
e. i!li t!ie,u was "Long Tuln." V i!,-
in Id present a more st riking or
s n jular contrast than the lig ires of
'ii. .Ii Hi r.oti mid (ion. Kn ., the one
ei v -Imi t, the ol le r lank and lean,
and iinu-ually tall. They luippeunl
to iiei tone Illuming on the steps of
ten. Washington's lodgings. The
two "cnllomeii appro. I, le d limn op,o
- ie due, tioii. and airi ing at the
s.,me iiioiiient. a contest in e'lijuitte
to k pl.n e In t ween them. Idle g,-l,er-al
at the head of an army, and full of
its i hlvalric politeness could not t' ink
i I ;im -i gill liefore the eo-eipial head
I tne I lepai tnn nt of stati-, while the
-is i 1 olhci r of the government was
ci;;il!y averse to t iking precedence
i I tin- military, and they stood for
some moments, c;r h drawing L.c k
and w living the other forw aid. In the
midst of this enterta.ning scene, the
notorious Judge l'eter-, the greatest
wit of ls day, iiiiiie up
directly in
front, l'ereciving how matters stood,
i;n 1 casting a sly glance from one side
I to the other, he pushed boldly between
them, exclaiming, as he passed : "i'ar
i don me Lentleinen, if in my hast.'. 1
dash through thick and thin."
SEVKX MOl'.NTUNS OK IT.MSII.
Tlkv lruiiiliit-nt. I-l Vti'miiott tk'ltti uiH.e
ftiu A nifi'ir.i ii I'tiV.ic
riuhidelphia has tin iim.-I. ills in
guished honor of fiirui-hiug f.ie lir.'.t
fat woman in the .-how in; -m says
the t '(, of that idy. Ilanua'a i '..it -tiTsbx,
w ho lives in 1'raakfor I, i the
largest, the heaviest, th" most attrac
tive, ami, despite her rapid approurh
to the half century anmvi isary of her
binh, the handsomest of all l'n' bit
women. She has been ou th" stage
since W'. an 1 ha ma ! b.'.-.-cN '
money for hei:.c;r, I'. 1". liaru i n ai I
a host of other s!i. -wuieit who h:; . at
Mil ions times exhibited her and le r
husband. John l!,it;er .by. wlm nets :t
her agent. In striking eontr.i-i tol ii
ponderous l-tt. r-haif, t!i hu.-.b.ia 1 is
one of llio thinnes1. men in i r- a' : n.
Tor years he made a lii liho.nl by ex
hibiting as tho-lix i:ig sk.leton." but
lately the revenue fr, nt his wife's at
tractions has been siidieiently large l
maintain both of them, and John has
now what the show people all -a soft
snap."
Mine. Clark, w ho has been know n
in the show world im o lrol. conies
next to Mrs. Iiattersl.y in the order of
seniority in the t at woman bisiiu-ss.
Mie weighs jOJ iound-. and is about
b" years of age. si,,. w;is married
when she entered the busiti n .m l
little is known of her exet-ot that she
j hails from an obscure t nvn in Illinois.
! The Mormon i oinmunity is entitled
to the i red it of at least one fat wo
' man, in the person of Annie WomK
i who at the tender age of l-l years
j brought out her !'." pounds aoidu
i is for exhibition throughout the coun
try. Miss Woods died about tight
, years ago in her Jlst year. he was
known as the -L'tah fat girl," and w as
said to be of Mormon parentage, her
j father, according to rumor, bc.ng the
1 possessor of several w ives.
I Aiiothe." fat Woman, who recently
: pa-sod into the other w orl I, is Mine,
lowers, v. ho d.ed about twoyiars ago.
:ie v is a native of New York state,
' and v eighed oo7 pounds. Her age at
, the time of ln-r deaiii was .SI.
I T "Airaati iiiantess," a colored
i le iy i f enormo'.K proportions, for
! whom the ,1,1:1:1 was made that she
; I 1 1 the bij.ge.st arm of any person in
!': w..rld, w;i- only im exhibition
1 a' "iit two iiiout!:s, ere she, too, died,
j v!ie a! w ays refused to nlh v her real
j na.lie be kliow tl to the public, illld
j d.d n t live long enough to become a
i i'-hri'v in the fat-v oman line.
Ate tin r heavy-weight female, who
bails t'r 'in New York .-tat", is Ada
l.higg-. w ho is now on exhibition at
M;.wa :kee. Wis. he is 21 years of
ag,, unmarried, and weighs 510
! I omuls.
! A foiiue 'tieut girl, named Amelia
Hill. latest comer in this branch
..: -I. w l.fe. Miss Mill is- not yet U
y a: - ! !. nut her weight has already
! i !a -1 pounds. Mti'l she h 'jics to
..;ers w!i,i have had fat women
thi if rhar,c, generaily agree
is i las- oi curiosities is an ex
on in ail p -rects. Thev are
hat tii
ee'deii!
:ih av s , f aiiiiable disposit ion. and easy
to git ai .lig with; always enduring
the discomfort- of travel - from which
they suiter more than most people
wit;; philosophical good humor. In
irit : .at: i r of eating they are not par
ticular, erlinary food being good
enough for thi in, and thev do not
1 generally expect to have their appo-
: tiles paint ered. Oitell the fat woman
I is the smallest eater with the show,
! and in no cise are they known to be
j va ry large outer-.
j They are, of course, not adapted to
; tr.ivfl with Wii '. n show, as they
i c iild not endure th" fatigue nor the
; vehicles the strain. The salaries of
; lat VMUeiii vary from I t to I - " per
! Weel., accor iilig to -I. e. Weight, Hp.
I peai am e and ability tube attractive
, to the patn ns ol the show. None are
i pu.d L.wi r than th- lirst figure named.
; and but lew are content with this af- 1
i ter the lust season.
! .l.i nines'' Kiini'iiils.
j The iir-t indication of the death of a
j Japanese i- by the tinning bottom up
jo! all movable things in th-house and
; ly the turning in-id" out of all his
ilothes. A priest arrive- oil the sei tie
j and pray, w bib fro a Is of the de
' ceased atletid to the details of jjrave-
digging. oolVm, et While one friend in
j ro! e-iot creueniy stand at the door
! to receive visit, ol i ,d iletlei Irolli all
j con, i r. W li. li 1 1 1 orp,e ii w,i le d it U
i la l iu a u !..!,- shroud and place I in a
' s.tt lig post lire in one of the j eciihar
I eolliii of the country, on which is
j painted his free pa-s to heaven. The
proce-sion then forms, headed by tor, ll
liearer. and moves to the iiiciosnrc of
a t pie, w in re a grave has been dug
big enough for two, if th" deceased be
married, and, after a lot of lap-trap,
is lowered to its final resting place. A
mournful dirge is then executed on
what looks like copper wash-bowls, a. id
everyone goes home t pray for the
soul of the departed.
Some folks think th" old prov ei In
are great things. One of them s iv,;
"A man cannot bite the bottom out , :' .
frying-pan without smutting Ids m
N.ivv what is there clever or rem... :
able about that? If it ha 1 said th..! a
man cannot bite the bottom . it; i f hi ;
noso without smutting the frying-pan. ,
or that a man can't bito the smut ov
the pan without frying hi mne, r
something like that, tin i v m:'d I, -something
to it to interest an I ius'ili t. j
CHILDREN'S COLCVM.
Little Umm.
1.1'tlo Sam hrw tlio miTilfsl fjvt,
Ami llin bi iUtost, 8iinuio-l curls likowlje
Of imy ubeiiib I c!ev the i.kU'S.
Iliscliiu is eluli likii lio.ir: pl'ilio rose,
Win-rein tlio ilow iliiii nl.t'om u"J n'o,
Wlii-poring wlmt Idle ut love; who known
Ilia vu:e isswcot nslii liipe i fiir,
.My wi iMiuie boy Willi the jJniiiMis lmir.
Ami Ike true, bravo eytu el h bluomi line'
Itul iilns, niu t:i.l.-"ino ntmiiurr nun u,
Kii-li wall die l.o it'll el linn cm new bom,
M liey wim nn :ji!ii. (U il ilmUl j .11. sioui,
Vi w I10111 lie- e e- I in 1 . liet-'o lliole wt-e
fro:,: ii ,. ..,' ei,,- t,, ,.. tteli u, .!. I ..
Tlli'V i,lt Oil !l,'. ,111,0 in I'.I e'.,-r')
Man
. 1, I
II,- .O .
;:i Kill I I O
I ... I. .11 !
t.'l.is.h,.
I I .- I I A
I. .1.1 - I .0
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1 .i.i, lag
(
. 1 lie I it.
VI-llr
A
din:,.
tleman w' I
it le with 1
i ::e; ;:t Hi
lly, ha 1 tin -.1:1,
a la 1 .1
welds said to bim .
11 yi..i-s:...
1'atli, r. I luiv, I,.-,
could t:av " one sili-j .1
wl.a! I v. .mid clio, -e
I'.i g'e oil :. bi tt
thinking
Wish 'l
it I
mini .
said
the fat in r. "siippo-e the allow ale e be
increased to t!ir. e v i.diei. what would
tiny be.- Iln-arcful. Chathy:"
lie male h;.- choice thoughtfully,
f. 1st. id a good 1 h.ir.t' ter, sec nd, i t
good health, and third, ol a goo I edii-i-ation.
His father suggested to bim that
fame, power, riches, and various other
things, are held in general isteein
among m. n.
"I have thought of that," said he;
"but, if 1 have a good character and
good health and a good education, I
shall be able to earn all the money
that will l e of any use to me, and e
crytiiing will come along in its riht
place."
A wise decision indeed, for a lad of
that age. Let our young readers think
of it and profit by it.
The llonim nml llahlu of Ann.
Master Charles 11. l'.olton, 15 years
old, contributes an interesting article
on the above topic to the Ciyr;i
tiuuiilifi, from which we take the fol
lowing: Niine w arm day, w hen you do not
know what to do. !ind an ant-hill un
der a shady tree and watch the little
fellows at their work. This is what I
have been r.eing. The ring of earth
around the in'l-. like the wall of a fort,
is familiar, bid the im.st interest ,i:g
part of their le me is under gtoiiiid.
No thclii Ct.'g th" pi biles out of the
hole in the ei i ter. If you could throw
it dow n you w-i uld ; , 11, t the way irregu
lar, ai:d at the u ! a number of ginh r-
ll .-.
t a: 11
Hi"-'
c;!v.
d I v iit
!e pillars of
are kept on
, it is their
and,
I!, r, il.e chief nn n meet to talk "V
i ; ' !." :. a.ters of ti.e loiiy. lint Low
ca.i t;.-y ;.dkV rat;;:; aid under the
lac : e i c and y m vv ;il -i e two little
I r.. cons on tl.e inati, tailed maudi
I'ies. 'i he ant ti ueh's ts maniiibb s
to ;!, i. . ! ,!s la i-h'-or and tlii.s they
-peak All's are very Mrong, pcrse
vi r.i.ga'id industrious, so.. ie working
a';: iiieh.. an I 1 ha nni an nnt t arry
a tone thiV" or four limes its size.
I'iiey a: t":id oi swe.-t things. ( Mice
1 laid a pieto of sugar near a ho!", .'.
atit soon found it. and though t
pice, was many tine. - n large as
self, it lifted ti.e sugar ah iVe its he.
end .-tartc! for the hill. All wintw..
until the hill wa r in hed. It woui.,
gi t hold of the siig.o and attempt to
drag it Up. but when the lirst pebble
was struck it would I' ll ova rand oi r
and ..er. At las!, ly 1- cling a place
so a to gi t a start, by the occasional
help of a 1 asslng ant, the sugar w as
pulled ova r the hill.
I noticed a spider, one day, stop to
rest near an ant-hill. The ants soon
saw him :,u ! four or live came out
They took hold of his legs and swarmed
on his back, lie was dragged into the
hole and the rest Hocked out to eat
him up. The ants carry their young
out every pleasant day to lie in the
sun, and at the lirst sight of rain they
hurry them into their house. These
little creatures have good memories
and never forget their friends. If an
ant be taken out of an ant-hill, kept
for two months and then put back into
thesamebill.it will be received; but
if it be placed in another, it will be
killed.
In Texas there is found the "agricul
tural" ant. These clear a place from
weeds and grass for about two feet
around their boii-e. They then drop
the seed of a kind of grass, whose grain
they like very much. The ants take
care of the young blades, protecting
them Iroiii insects, and when the grain
is ripe carry it to their homes. Hut
what is more peculiar, if the store of
food should Ik i oi, ie damp during a
rain, it w ill all be carried out tin the
(ir.-t sunny day and dried, and then
brought back.
A Mat. ri il Di-linetio'i.
A yotinir ni uther of the most ad
vanced tvie, .siii.l to u great liuly, on
introilui'ing a frien l :
"1 li;ivi the lienor to intrvuluee to
you my intimate, friend B ,who is
not sueh si goose as he looks."
The friend, stunr to the juic k. sail
to the lady, with a smile: "That is
tho only differcneo l et ween us," an
the three bur.-t into a lu iirtv laush.
Lore Mp, Loto My Do?.
I A large lady carrying a small dog is
an entrancing sight daily met with in
our large cities. Poor children cannot
1 be taken to ride, but 1'ido can; starving
; babies cannot get anything to eat, but
j Fido has a nibble at woodcock every
I clay. A dog is worth so much more
than a child that he must be petted in
; the parlor, while the shrivelled beggar
' is sent away from the basement door
I without a crust. This is civilization
: of the mo.st refined order yes, this is
! pure and unadulterated religion. You
see the child will have a chance in the
! next world, and so He.. :.. oia r he gets
II., iv t! Letter. There will be no
) o,i(yin h-avi n. read it is r-ally a
. kiiiil.ie-s to hilp him .starve and so
li 11 r-y him along on the road to glory.
; lttlt the dog, the d.ar pug dog, the
darling, eurlydiaircl little pet, doesn't
ha e any heavt :i tn look forward to,
' aitti ugh it is c;.!"iit that he ought to
hai,a:nl for that reason he should be
, tlen'id with every possible colisidcra
I tiou ia this, his only life. The dog
1 star r, . go-. Ii. side, the pug has such
! a charming way of sicaiii.g into our
all'ections and of rousing ail the best
! element of a woman's nature. Next
to a gilt-nlged prayer-book and the j
consoi.it inn ol religion comes the pug,
undoubtedly. Sometimes the pug
I eoiee- lirst oil the le t ; I ut this state of
I all'.iirs is wrong. Wicked men in the
community, know n as pick-ups," make
I Use of this lender tie between A dog
and a woman and thus earn an honest
living. Tiny pi, k up the dog and then
lie in Wait lor the reward, ami rejuat
the operation until the lather of the
household e rc--rs his opinion in n
vi ry 1 inphatie and a somew hat profane
and naughty in:t: tier. Said a very gen
tlemanly di aler in canines: "The ladies
as owns dogs take on awl ul when they
are lost. I ley go cr:i:'y. They can't
cat, and make tt red hot for everyone.
The servant girl gets discharged, and
there i more boo-hooing going on than
at a lir.-t i lass funeral." such things
are very sad. To lo-o a pug is an af
fliction isrli cd, but the little children
who gi I I0.-1. or who have been worse
than !o-t ovt r : lie e tli. y were born
v.i 11, who , think ab'oiit .b-hnny or
Kate while that ,1, ar, mi cct, Li .nil . ; ;,l
pup i.-out in the 1 ..Id and ha in. l.iau!;. t
to levi-r hi l.i'. . ring foi ni 't ll'd o '.',
.Voy.O .
A Lawyer's I'riv iloge.
"Lawyer.-." siv- a ; alii ring ei-:.-oii,
-are a wotuh i dully privileged iia.
Put yoitr-i li on the witness stand, I,.r
example. You are an average citizen.
Y'oii try to pay y..;'r obligations. Yen
attend to bii.-ine: r -. You are as holiest
as your fellows. You taken glass of
beer now ami then, and vmi know a
I pretty woman when you si,, her, and
j you wouldn't be a decent fcilov, if you
didn't. Iiut the minute you get on the
I witness stand, wit 1 1 a m "lorn lawver
in front of you. you begin lo think that
you are the bigg. -t m oiirnlivl in the
world. The lawvir will make you out
a thief, a liar, a drunkard, a I. her! in ;
an atheist, and everything else that's
bad. lie may n-k y m if yoti ever
served a term in tlm penitentiary. Of
course, at this the opposing counsel
objects, and then the counsel say,
'Well, I don't press that question,' and
so you, the poor witn. --, are left, half
the audience t Linking that you have
been in the peinti ntiarv . 1 f you are a
new coiner to the pi ne, with only a
year or t w o of ie-i,h m c, ymi are sure
tO he di -gr.l I. ll Voll ii'ppi id to the
judge, he w ill tell y. 'i tk.i' you are Hot
obliged to criminate Voiii -ell. te. A
cowardly lawyer may anii-o and brow
beat a brave loan en the w itiie-s stand,
iind there is no rnlr, -- f.r the w itiic.
If he avi i,ges bis wrong out side the
eourt-hoiie, and knock- hi persecutor
down, the Lrav e man i-suit to jail, for
the members of the bar ,-t.ltld together
liken baud of bandit-, ll i. imt alone
in the court that law y. is have a
license that in.il.i them a privileged
class. There is scarcely anv thing that
a lawyer can't do under the i over of,
his diploma, lie can arrange conspj. ,
racy, perjury, bribery, and a doz n
crimes, for which he cannot be pun
ished, because he is a lawy, r 'eoun-el.'
He can take a fie for anything. If it
is crooked, he is all right. Ic ,,u-e he is
'counsel.' If a journalist should do
the same thing, he woiil 1 be sent to
the penitentiary."
Tlic Terror nf l lie v-nlli.
Jasi'lk, Fi... -.Mr. lhardman W.
Wilson traveling for A. (J. Al...rd -Co.,
dealers in Firearms and Cutlery,
Baltimore, was pro-t rated here, with
the "break-bone b vei;" he a--i its that
in his own, ii well as in the i.i.e of'
others, the only thing found to relieve
this painful malady was st.Jacobs oil.
This wonderful pain-curt' has the en-:
dorseinent of Mich men as Lx-I'ost-master
General James, Senator Panii l
W. Voohies, and an army of others. j
An Ideal.
Almost every one has an ideal home
of his own a hav. n of n-t w lu re the
husband and wife both L their own
way in everything; win n ihe children ;
never cry; w here the servant are mod-!
els of honesty and industry; where the
dinner is never late and is'alwavs well
cooked; where there is no peiccptible
washing day; where the sweeping and
dusting are done when nobody knows
it; where selfishness and bad temper
are never known; in short, a little
heaven upon carih, inhabited by thor
oughly angelic mortals. Ibmies of that
kind constructed upon a scientific basis
and served hot, like stcmi through
subterranean pipes, would meet a loiig
felt want. Nearly every family would
subscribe for oue.
Lore's Younir Dream. i
In the life of every young man there
is a time when ha lirinly expects to
commit suicide through unicipiiteil
affection. IIo lives in Arawiiita'a
smiles, nnrl w hen that 1 roincs totally
eclipsed the night is tilled with ghusts
and hobgolilins. A little arsenic is
close at hand, hut somehow he doesn't '
take it, for it has a business-like look
which seems to say it can't bo trilled
with, and so he goes about his matter-',
of-fact affairs for one day more, and is
surprised that he gets along so well ,
without his first lnve and has become -so
much interested in his second. '
"Ooldem Medical Discovbt" (Tniile
msrk registered) is not only a soverriirn
ramed for consumption, but also for eon
samptive nijrht-sweats, bronchitis, couIik,
Spittinir of blond, weak lunp. shorlue-s of
breath, and kindred alT.ctious of the throat
tnd chest. By druggists.
Help others and yon reliere yournelf. Go
oat nnj drive away the cloud from a dis
tressed friend's brow, and jou will return
with a ligliter heart.
TO LADIES
miflprinB f rom functionnl dornngemenU or
nny of tlio rninl'ul disorders or weakness
incident to their box. Dr. Pierce's ti Uise.
illustrated with wood cut.t nnd eelored
lilmos, siiKCcMs sure means of complete self
cure. Sent for three letter postao stumps.
Addre-s Woiij.d'h Discensabt Miuucal As
sooiation, Uullalo, N. V.
Mnny peoplo wish they might live their
lives over iiyaiu; in nino cases outof ten they
would only repeat them.
Tnlike other cathartic-. Dr. Piereo's 'Tel
lets," douot render tlio bowels costive after
operation, but on the r.mtriiry, establish a
permanently lu-ultliy action. Jiemq entirety
rf!,'i'''i3 no piiriieular fine is required while
Using lliiuu lty druggists.
We should do evcrjlhiiu we can for others
if only to ih-sipato tlio thought of what they
oiuil to do for us.
All rain in tlio nervous system, wind colic,
enoiip,. Ae., eyred by uniarilnn Xtnsine.
VaurN'iDKiritui i- rine cured my son's fits,
writes Mrs. si. M. Purkliiirst, of Girard, Mich.
" Kniiali on Corns."
Ask for Wells' 'Hough on Cornt.'lSo. Quick
relief; complete cure. Corns, warts,
UUUI0U3.
One pnirof bootssaved every year by using
I.vou' Patent Metullio Heel Sliiloners.
"Itongbon t'ouahs."
Knocks a Cough or Cold endwise. For chil
dren oriulults. Troches 15c. Liquid 600.
The Might or the Pen.
Oh. tlte o-nte.r's voire i a tniclity power,
Af it (vliei.- nloiig lln crcoii,
r.ul ihe fe irV-s p1'" 'in nmroswayo ermen,
'lo nornid ti e (iraiscs of Carliolino.
ISiii-liu-Pnhln."
Quick, crmipleterure.iill nnnoyinij Kidney,
Dlaiidcrand I'rinary Disease I. Druggisti.
Ton tiysrrisi. iMnorfrrioN. itppresston of spir
its and m'ni iai ilel i:u in their various forms ;
h'mi as a i.p vi niie agaio-.t fever and skuo and
ele r iiiteri.-i" ui.t ( v, the "Kerro-riiiisplior-i'iiI
1'lixir o, 1'iiii-o.i," niaile lv ChbwcII,
liizar.l .V C., N.:. V-rL. tul sold by all DniR-.;i.-ti.
is tlic U- t totiii-; ::i l f ir piOirnts recover-
ii from fuvi-r er thi tiickness it has no equal.
Mr. J. liger. importer. ?A Cliff St., N. T.,
te.l nil his sick fun d , if they take three
li .tiles of I'r. Klinoie's ll.-G. nud it fails to
C ;ie tlieiu. he will pay for it, beenuse three
bellies cured his wife and oilier friends.
Occasional doses Pr.Sanford's Liver Invis
on.iur w.ll keep the liver in good order.bnrb.
riles! file.: Piles!
Sine cure f,.r blind, Weeding and Itchina
Piies. One liox li:i cured wei-t case of '.O
je.r-i st.i" ing. So one lue.i sillier tivo
imuiile-of , r ie ing William's Indian Pile
l,;..od t iiiuiiii nt. b nli- orbs tumors, allays
:tc!.t!!ir. net a p'.uilice, gr itist.uit relief.
1'rei.iin d oiilv f,. l ies, bel.ing ot plivato
p.i i-. Ma.lel for !. l i..er Med. Co.,
t'liVilauil I I.
After Three llnvs.
Mr. CtiAm Ks W. Mniiais, " Fng'e" oftlce.
PiitsiVld, Ma-., write. May -'. lsKt: lor
several month- my wife's nuitlier (Mm. Amy
Hoy. o h i.) In en in a verv ) reoarious een''i
tien wuli ilrop-y o- V.r g'.t's disca-o of the
l.iiliiiy-. and lineii: u c.l all me. hods nnd
niea-iire tor l.i r ie tieatinn in tho lino of
treatment by on:' lea l iur phy.-ieians. and
having la lud to I one, it I er, tier family de
spaired of feeins her relieved, and cave her
up lo die. 1 1 1 1 1 pi i in; to rnn across the tes
timony of n Mrs. Daw ley, vvh had been cured
of sitn.lar siel-n,-8 Lv n -iinj Hunt's Remedy,
we at onco I roe in d a bul le of it, and com
ineiieed gi' n it a- d r, cied. After nsini it
ti.ree dnvs -ho wa- so far improved tint she
could re: from her bid to tie ohair without
ns-.st uiee in e r iiiiisis'u c ttiat had n n hap
1 eiie.l for iiioul.si. Previous to ta'in it
il,e wis tron' 1, ,1 more or !e-s with short
l ie.iih. reniiiriiii.' a con innous fanning .0
keeiilier r.lne. This cr i.lually improved as
wo enntinn -d i hd u-e of Hunt's Remedy, and
on the fo rdi bottle she was aide to set nn all
tiny. She was b!oa:o 1 ternl-Iy in both limbs
nnd In dy npnitrl to tho Iiins. The t. n h
ilaythe tiloaiiu.' left her bowels, and now she
i not swi.lh n at m e the knees. Hi r k.dneys
wer.i vcr. I il I at the time, discharge tiring
ef a bloody eharaeter and emitt nz a sieken-ii-fjodor.
I can say that the ehan e in iier
ra-ehasl euu w.ui'l ! ful, and Uunl s Remcdw
has worked n mir: e.e in her."
Twemv- o-ir Hours lo l.lve. -
Erom John Kuhu, Lafayette, Ind., who
nnn un ei that he is now in " perfect
health," we have the following : ' Ono
vtararo I w.is. tsall rprwarnnre, in thola-t ,
ttn.-e-of e.ni-ii:n; ti'i:i. Our best physic ans '
C :vn inv H'P ii". I tlnn'iy got so low that
ourilopt r si d I e ml I not live twonty-four
hour-. My frien Is th -n pureh uod a bott'.o
of 1 r. Win. Hull's l'.al.nm for the I.ungs. 1
wl.i h hi mfl ed me. Ic niliuued until I tiok j
nine bott'ei. I n n no v ia perfect health,
having used no c(h' r me heme."'
H hnt Ri' you? If ;t i a ennuh, take Piso's
line, roiil i,j tlruei.-.s. cts.
Ti( iiiiiiiuiiwuiui"'.l'ii' in" 4;
!i!,,:'!ii:ii!iniiraiiiiii!,';;;;i:ni'i'
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
ltt llevi's and cures
KHKIMAT1S1I,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago.
ntt'KtniE,
HEADACHE, TOOTHACEK,
SORE THROAT.
Ql'INHV, 8WELLIK09,
HIRIN,
Soreness. Cuts, Brulitl,
KIIOSTD1TES,
BI lt, tCALDff,
And all nthrr bodily acbes
and imtiis.
FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
x.ldi.ysll Drnssl'ilasnd
IL-Hlfis. liiiecdoua Id 11
lioik'ii.Kin. 15
Th Charles A. Voaslsr Co.
tlMHN.il I, a. TOOELBS S CO.)
Halllaiara, Ut, I. S. 1.
.'iiiniiiiiiiiminiiMM
i!lliHliiiii!ii!!!!
:;jiiil.lil,-!tiill,,,11iJi
l''&licIIIIIIUUali
liiii'- --C')f
ffi'imawu.,i Jin
I
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ii., ,.ii.
'"III
fJIUSTAf
Survival of the Fittest.
a rixiLT Mr.Dimg that das hkalkd
HILUONS DrUINO ii TEA 08 1
A DALM I lia EVERY WOt'ND OF
MAN AND DEA8TI
THE0LDEST&CE8T LINIMENT
EVEIt MADE IM AMERICA.
SALES LASGERTEAN E7ER.
The Hoslcnn MiKinnrr I.lnlmpnt hat
been k-ion l"r innro lli:m tliiny-flvr
vcais us tlii' li ol' K.l I.iiiliufnis, furl
vian an 11 j.r:ir. fm sn.es iixiHy arc
inrfrrr 1 1 ii n over. It euros whim all
otlitM-sfiill.an.il ii'-nttmtps skin, tenrtnr
nml niiiKcin, lo lira very boue, BolO
It It s well-known fart that moat of the
Horse and ('aula HnwiW old In thla coun
try It ,,rtl.i's; that Sheridans Condi
tion Ponder Is a1.soli.lely pure and vary
valuable. Nothing on J irth will
make lirnft Iav Ilka Nhcriftaa'a
4 I I
,: iiilll'lliiliaii iiilip:!!
;ll,n;;.:.l'll'Ji.!,lil
t nnrllllon Pitwdrr. Ikne. one teanponnful to each pint of food It will alio irTcn and rura
IA f I-? rr J PUnl PDA Il. Cholera, . Sold aTerrwhrre. or aenl by mall for
tvniWIVIall wn Viabnrl) ji nntI in aumpa. Also funiiahrd In large cans, for
brrcdera' use, price ll.OOt kymall. (110. Clmilara sent FKEB. I. 8- JOIINHOJi A CO., Boston, yeas.
Thousands Hastened to Tholr Craves!
Belying on to-timonials written in vivid
glowimi lnncuate of some mha-'ulous cnre9
made by soma largoly polled op doctor or
potent medicine has hastjned thou-audsto
their urnvcs; btl e.ini in Ibeir almost in
sane foiih that th j same rairado will be
performed cn thom, and that theso testi
monials maUo tho cures, vvhilo the so-rallel
medicine is all tho time halcn:ng them to
their graves. We hivo avoided publishing
testimonials, as they do not make the cores,
although we have
THOUSANDS t'FOM THODSANDS
cf them, of tho most wonderful enrrs, vol
ant rily sent lis. It is our m. dicine, Hop
l'-it ers. ili.it ma' e. the uies. It hai neier
fa hd at d ve er can. We w 11 (jive refer
ence to any ore for any di-, ojj e milar to
their own if tlovred. or wil refer to any
noi'. hlior, as iln io is not a nci -hliorheoJ in
the known world bnt can show iu cures by
llep Litters.
A L0SIN0 JOKE.
A rfinim-nl i.Sr-lciini of P,ltt--ir lr1 trt a 1-i1t
pnti.-t't "li., i?i,,-..iiii)ln:n;rK.l . er , ,.nTii!i! i I li ti 11,
, nt h -. in '1 eitv l-i rii... I mr, ),,!. nijiy niil "..
Hop llf.'Hi" Th laity t k I in ,l'iiM nn I n ,-I
111,. 11,11 flxm wiii. ll -ll i-l-l.l-ll. I wriliit(H'i,f
i,,,liowfil iiiess, d mllill.asllH cotl b,m a 'sH,t
puliulit.
rrt of DocTons.
The foe of doctors is ai item that rer
n any persons are nit re-teJ in. W e bolievo
tho schedule tor visits is 1.00, whieh would
tax a man coutined lo his bed tor a ' ear, and
in need of a da ly v;sit. over 1,000 a year
for mo li al attendance aloi.e ! And one
ingle t o'.tlo of llo;i hiitcr. taken in t me
w uld sa.o the $1,000 and all thi yea 's
sicl.ness.
A LADV's Milt.
"Oh, hm I di wlph inv siiln wnn a cfnr And soft us
ynura, Mid a livH t-i h r lrtan,. "Y.. viin cnailf
lni.ll., it i.," annw-.-rpiH'-tt ft i nit. " How ?" inamraa
tliarnt UAj. "By ui.ii.s Hop Biltora: Oiat tnikMa
.iiro, rl.-Vi l.l-Nitt aul t,lui.iu,ug baalth. It did lot na.
aa jruu iibkaiva."
OIVCM DP BY THE DOCT0E8.
' Is it po-sible that Mr. Godfrey is up and
at work, mid ei: re I by so simple a rome.lyr"
" 1 assure y.m it s t;ue that hi in enti ety
on-el, and with uot'iinu' lut Hop bitters,
and only ten davs no his doelors iaie liim
up and sai.l he iiiu.-t oio f.om Kiduuy and
l.iver trouble
A SPECIFIC FOR
Epilepsy,
Sihismf, Convul
sions, Falling
Skknctt, St. Vitus
Dance, Alcohol
ism, Opium Eat-
in, Syphillii,
Scrofula, King
NERVE
rill, X'gly Blood
Diseases, Ztysprp-
j' I 1 1 I i I I i t ."ut, nervousness,
Xerrou llcn.'.ww, Hrnin Worry, JHuoil Horet,
liillousnesa, ( '.,(,,, n, Nervous Prostration,
kitlruy 2'rmJli nml lirn;ittiirilifi, fl.&O.
s.ini,le Ti'litiiiinlnls.
''Samaritan .V i . ,m- ,1,,hl' w.-nit.-rs.''
Ir. .1 i. Mi l.,-M..i.i. A!i J.nnli r City, Als.
"I feel it lay iT.:t v to ie oaiiiirml it."
I ir n r. Laii .'li'.in. Clyde, Kansas.
"It rnred whtic i.lo- ian- f .ili'.l "
K. v. .1 A IV ie. rti-nvor. Ps.
AVrTCorrespondrui e Ireely unereil.-i
tiie r. s. a. eicssgt.-dWdTcd.. st. loszrn; mo.
At III i.-.ri-t-. 0. N. t 'lltratiin, AtDt,!(. T.
AXLE GREASE.
Dent In Hie n orlib ! Hie lO'iiuine. Kvorv
pnrlinuc leis our irnile.miirU nml l
nun l.iil Iruifs. s.111.11 I IMWynVlllf.
fl, !Sp?eiilnt tifs.
R. Unub'oni & Co., H. G. Miller & Co.
ft UJ V II.IIU !. !
CRAIN di. PROVISION BROKERS.
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V .rii. fin,- ik-.. M. 1. 1 in ,.i I Vll..a .kej
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L.mniCi.
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at ID. .nil, tili.-.l'ier m-.d bio,
., nn-l uul r.-,l .taureefpv
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istUrrimnlory in 1 d-iy. I 'i.a rifHr to Itomlr, d- ..I ta'ia
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