FA KM AND KITIHEV.
Requirement of Urdu ( alUit.
A mellow clay or snmly loam is wrfi
Rda)ted to the grotli ul' benns; th.
prejiaratiun required is niuoh the same
as for com. Tli Iran ii a tonJpr
plant and calls for rare. The rule is
to plant loans about a fortnight after
torn is planted. Marrow beans require
bushel of seed or more per aire
about 0110 and one-eighth bushels, say
noino 'of our best truck fanners; me
dium buaiu, three fourths of a bushel,
and kidney ar.J nt!;er large beans inure
in rrojiortion to their size. Jle.im may
be planted and cultivated by machin
ery, when grown on a Liro scale.
2Cevrr cultivate beans in wet weather
or when dew id on the ground, as earth
scattered mi the leavs when wet
causes them to rust and thereby in-ji-:is
the crop. V ie Yvik 1!'"'.
Improved Dlncktu'rriea.
All ff the popular cultivated black
berries were originally found in a wild
state. If any really excellent variety
has been raided by culiivat"i's Itriti
seeds, we are net aware of il. Almost
every one who has in his yi uth gine
"a blaekberrying." can recollect i-er-tain
'atches or single l'tislif.s which
gnu- fruit far stiiierior t ethers and
which, in memory, seem vastly bitter
than any of the cultivated serfs. Thnse
who know uf such special wild bushes
can easily brinr Hum into cultivation
iind enjoy their I'nut without hunting
for it. Take up the roots of sueh
bushes this fall and rut all that are as
large as a gooM' jui!l, or larger, into
pieies from one to three inckci long, j
Take a box of any kind, mid, if the
bottom u tight, bore several holes in ,
it. lay some straw u er the hi les, 1
und over tfiis an Inch or s i uf snil:
upon this place a layer of riots, then ;
some soil, more roots and soon until
the box is full, liury Ui" box in a
place where water will not stall I, and '
cover it with enough earth pr-.-vnit
fretk'ing. Next spring the ro'.'t may
be planted in nursery rotv. --,1 !--
1' IH .)" ii 'iHuri'th
Womula.
fanner?, in knoiking around the j
barns during the winter, fie,uent!y 1
get uIyiuts U'l III ais-., which hm j
affected by the cold weather. and prose
not only painful in this sear.n. but
open soles in the spring. K rosene oil ,
is very good. It is goo I also fordis-'
e t'w of :!ie scaljis of children There
is a bad 01 lor about it, which ran be '
relieved iy the village druggist; but
aroiiiatu"' ,ire not :ii ij s I'.t-ai'bful ad
litiou.:. ',tseline is V.-. eorrh n.-ed '
pelro'i Ut;t we .1;V li'.V'.T without .
ci;rl'o l ;n ,..:, -,L. sliaj,. Fr a
toilet itoap nothing le'.ter. It
leai:s"s Jim hair ivt th skin. It ,
rnris ehafed pnrti'jr.s of body,
" e.-iaiiy where the clothing is r. rglt.
There is a s'roug carhoiie o;.p for ue 1
on ;iai'i.:;K have t'."Ci! it sue,
fully 'ii hens and dogs, Oii.-ip x,
tows, i j not let it get into th-ir
Tiiiiuth.-.. for it is a poj-,.11. Tin- rar- !
bohe saive is a jfre.it healer of Fores. !
It t an be up by any drugg st. It
is iu. ibl.tble. .uee writing the above
we (ind tii.- foil, wing in 'he (.:nn:i-
at ',.. ; ,,. "A l." tt!e of carbolic ;
mid hlioidd le kept iu eviiy farm
house, not otiiy as ilisinfertarit. but
s it lui'Ji for wounds and si r.-s. For
any purpose it should be diluted with
water. Its power to destroy fungous
growths make carhoiie aeid iu alaa'de '
jn pruning orchards of pear, plum, or
peaih. wle re blight of ibst a-e Is sas- '
jieeted. J'he pruaing-dicai's siiuiiM be j
frefjuently dipped in carbolic-acid wa- j
tor."--X.w J'wfr Il-ruhl J
lloeir .Maxima.
Let the horse's litter be dry and '
clean underneath as well as on fop. '
standing on hot fernicnted manure
makes the hoofs soft and brimrs ..n 1
buueness. j
'hange the litter partially in -ume !
arts and entirely in othirs i.ry !
morning; brush out and clean the stall 1
thoroughly. j
To procure, a good roat in vmir j
horse, use plenty of rubbing and brush-
iug. l'lenty ot "elbow grease" opens !
the pores, softens the skin, and iro- !
moles the animal's general health.
it the heels be weil brushed nut !
t vi ry night, liirt, if allowed to r,i!;i j
in, causes grease and sore heils,
henever a horse is washed, never
leave him till he is rubbed quite dry.
lie will probably get a chill if neg-
le.ted.
AVhen a horse mines off a journey,
his first thing is to wa'k him about
lill In is cool if he in brought in hot.
This (revents him taking cold.
Let his legs bo well rubbed by the
hand. Xothingso soon removes strain.
It also detects thorns or st.lintcrs,
soothis 'he animal, and enab!" hint to
feed comfortably.
Let the horse lmvtj seme exercise
every day. Otherwise he will be liable
to fever or bad feet.
Let your horse rtand loose, if pos.
sible, without being tied up to the
manger. Pain and weariness from a
enutiniied position induce bud habit
and cause swollen feet and other dis
orders. Look often at the animal's legs and
feet. In'ieases or Wounds in these
parts, If at nil neglected, soon become
dangerous.
Ilomrhold ITIiiO
Never take a light into a closet.
)o not deposit wood ashes in a
wooden vteael or upon a wooden Hour.
Sponging the head frequently with
sage tea will prevent the hair falling
out.
Moths can be kept out of garments
by wrapping them in solid colore 1
i nlico.
Nave metal or tartl.cn vessels for
matches, and keep then out ot reach
of children. Wax matches are not
s.'.l'e.
Sour apple sauce is greatly improved
j by the addition of a taplespoonful of
i butter to a quart of sauee, an I, more
j over, therj is much less sugar needed.
A lt'tie lem ni peel makes a :iuo flavor.
A Seten-Vettr-tMiI Mdirr.
I A correspondent of the Iloston
'i7oV says: The following tacts were
' riven by a gentleman who served
i through the war a'ld iu the company
with "Little Abe." who is believed to
have becti the youngest er-on enlist
ed. The gentleman could not re '.ill
; the name ct the lad, wlio was iwn
in the army as Little Abe, and who
was ciiiisti d at .letters' in llarraeks, a
; short distance from t. Louis, Mo.,
I May 1, lsoj, as a drummer, at tho age
j of seven years and one month. lie
belonged to Viupany F, L'd I'ltited
! 'slat' s Infantry, 'aptain. afterward
.!ii;or-(ieneral. Mcrl. The rea-"iis
j w hi'dt nub. cured the acceptance of so
yni'iig a rerruit wire that his lather
i w as in the service and lus iii .'ther oca I.
There were no relatives lo could o;
j would look after t!l" boy, ;l 1 1 1 so, with
, the eoliseiil of the army author. ties, he
! was put with his father i.t the i.r. iy. ,
; Little Abe vv:'s ;i f.iv.-r'.'e vv ;!i both
i odicers and men. He diM'l.ned at all
times the eoob r-l
norance i f fear,
was iu th" front i
soon its he saw a
r;i cry old utter i;;
liis lav orite position
auk in batb and as
soldier fail di-aoied
he won! 1 throw away his drum, s"i e
the musket i f his fallen conir.ile, an 1
load and tire as !!v as th" mo-t
liaidcilel veteiaii. aitlioiigh h: 'Ipuin
ntive i;'e an 1 sti'eiu'tii dil not tllew
l'.im t'1 iievnie the u; n wit'n.mt some
Kind of a re.-f. Jti she i it lv art of his
army experience, at one !' the i attb-s
when the I' aim irn-s foau ! it n-ns-sarv
tn take up a position in tlu' re:r.
Litt!. A' e g. t p'-ss..i.;. ' ...f a gnu. an I
vv ,'o lie a iiiy was forced !m-i his
II I. til wa i Capture 1 bv the '.-ilt'i del'
a'es. He wis rri-riu anded an. I t"i i
ti, il when rrtr a'.n it' h u!d n
i arry it witit him Ic should tr-.y i'
11 vol after this, nlr'i ii 1 .ittle he saw
a chance '" g.-i h gun. b .o ; I in
the leal 1. 1 his drii.,1, all 1 lien di ', ''.ed
ills wli'dr time t"his pi i r"i red I mi: Joy.
Oil I't of poj j'ilH it til" Co;ifei!er.ttei.
At the c.ose of a - -; !' 1 i . ! -1 1 l'!,o i! '.;. ,e
Wits io'.'.ud Ci ' ' i 1 'llle' "'i' in
l
what tro tilled l,i:n, and so e;- i an
e.xpliiiiat i ii t.i tli'. eili i t tli.it he i:;il
been una; 1 ; t.. have jiuv slioot.ni;.
Th" ttt'tt i'f 'i'ii:p;i!ty H wa!te. t- ft
b:;u i ul wait a ri !e made :: a rj.
am e w.tii his sie. 1 nt, (!.e i!-:r" was
lii t rautel, as aie..rding t" tic ivy il
lations he in l-t .ar.y a ', 1 1 . 1 1 . L.t'b'
Abe i a-v ! th !.';::; tl.e war w:t!:..;:t
a vvoun '. although al.v iy : m the !'ivi:t
rani, and in many rnitageiuenls. tu'
his eaie":' ''i')'.'' then n .tiling i kicwn
to the Wl.tiT,
Ctiri i-iiies ef Trade.
'I he demand f' r eyi--;ones has fallen
off vei-v lar.'i lv. b it th"v are kept still
;i!id -old .:i (."'!..
iMe
.ti.-s. The
eve tvne v. ill lejir the eye. Th'Te is
no doubt a' out tint, but its woven, ent
ire reiiulittiil I y its sh;tie a".d bj a for-;
illation on the :',at s;do 1 r the ba-c of the
stone fiiti lar to ;i Hud-- in a turbine
Wiiter-whcel. The v l;.,!e r-.einliies it
shell just be.on 1 efore the cjivity wa-
forilied. if Shells vi .e so fonilfd. but
tire not. The s'one is coin o-e I of lime,
and viue;';ir or any it' id by its notion
upon it muses motion. The stones are
found on the se;ish..re i.u the 1'a. i:ie
coast. Miilvrs ;,'.itiier them by the iiiart
and vend in tra le centeis. The price is
10 cents.
ISIoodstones arc also railed for, not
the hind known to seal rini's and slecve
I jut t -ij.-1.!;!! uda-s stones or bn ;t' Is of the
color t bi I. dark red. These are worn
to prevent t!te nosc-bb ed. ailhn'i,t;i the
old hti to prevent, muii' ly, to keep the
Ilo.-e Otlt of tit her p'Tniills' blisilles:, is
in use still an 1 works well. With a
string tiiiotioh the glass bead a-.d the
striii"; around the owner's no'-l; tit" lia
bility to iio -e-blee I is remove 1. The
bloodstones, some of theni. cine from
(ieriiiitny.
llattlesttiike nil Avill nnliinber joints
filieteil with certain lamenesses, us all
other oils or prcpurrtions will. It is
culled for often and the buyers may ci-t
rattlesnake oil or they ina not. 1. is
said to be i business of ' onsi lci aUe im
portance in Xortli Carolina to capture'
rattlesnakes und from the fa' to pro-,
diicc the oil. At all event:;, ra'.ties'.iiike
011 is sold, und is si;pjio-e l to cure max-:
vulou.-ly. rskui.k "j js another cure-all
for curium maladies.
Ch inned Ilmuis. I
People souietinivs stuTer ereatly with
rhapied and cracked hands. It h
easily cured, hoAvever. if the following
j.rtcantions are observed, n not
wash the hands while fie healing pro
1 ess is going on oftener than necessit ry,
and when you do wash them use ('as-
tile S' an an 1 warm water, dry them
tho'otihly and then rub them we'd
with melted mutton tallow. lo this'
three times a day nnd yon will soon
cure the worst ciisk If those who ar '
exposHd to the cold weather Wi.tild
grease the luinds well vit'i nuittou
tnllow every nijlit they would iind tho
diia softer anil whiter and less liable
to t hap. j
COSTLY IllV.S.
Vllre ami How 'liter are Mmle. an j
llotv Thei Ucl ' I till Country. ;
M'licn an Americii.
he heart of the rug i
Asia he selects tho be -
"ZZZ In
.:geouiH,rv in
.went he can
llind. and gives him an o.der for. say
, , . .i i !.,,
i foorugsof about the colors and sics
' of certain samples whhh he may llnd
; inthebaxars. The Turkish agent then
! emnlovs natives of the villages w hero
ih.. t i'n.i ..f . u..i....i...i urn made.
: giving to each a bag of gold ...id in-
! structionstoorder four rugs. The sub-
agent then goes among the families and
talks rugs with them, drinking many
cups of coffee and discussing the price j
for days at a time. When a bargain is j
concluded some money is f urnished the j
family for wool, dyes and food, and the
agent goes away, sure that in the course 1
of a few months the rug w ill be ready. ,
Upon a carpet measuring eight by
twelve feet a whole faintly will work i
for months. The cotton or wocleii
threads which form the groundwork or '
warp of the tabric are stretched upon
a hug. frame the width of the rug,
and the family, or such members of it
as are able to work, sit on the ih or and
tie knots iu th ' warp threads with the i
colored wool tufts, tightening the I'm- !
ished fabric ti"W and then vv.th a rough
comb.
Kuoh wcrki r lakes iibout twenty-seven
ini lies of the tug ;iu I works along this 1
strip. From two to four inches a day ;
is the spe.'d a: which the rug a lv ances
if the family is large eiftigh for the
whole width of the rug to advance a!
the same time. A rug riht or niir
feet wide requires four persons, win ,
work side by side. Tin' finishing oi th
ruir. suiooihiiiL', clii iiin.'. ct .. is a woil
requiring skid an i iudgni' it'. The
wages are small and the pnv tn -lit i ac
cording t" the nuinbu' of square fci tt
The workers know certain .i't"iiis by
heart, an I dye t'teir n W""ls. The
Id dyes have i:i s.'iii" in-tan e been 1
s'lppla tt" 1 by anil if c ! i :. whi- h do
lio'. keep tl'.iir ton's, an ! ;i 1" without
giv.UL,' to the rug ti'.e s...f' ii-'S . 1 tif.t
whi.-li is the chief g'.ory of a line Fast- .
cm rug. i many inert hatr-i h u e re- ;
fus-d !' 1 oy the i iirpet- ni wlo.-a an:- '
!::i" dy.., P ive biv'j U'C'I tii r tic.1 'Is '
f t!.-:n n.ay eventual y b- -toj-p-l.
Th" ru.;-i':a!i'rs. as a ar p c
iu it;' ivy. ven ijn .rant a:i 1 '. y rdio
i"ti. bi.t i;ve e 'I..1 itab'.y. Fsj.n ially 1
;irot::i 1 the b'iders of t'le t'ii-p:an ?".-a, ;
in tin- c.i'itry wat -Tel by the rivers '
from tite i ;iii' .hi,i:i iiioun'.iuus, a.-e i::e 1
people in i oin.'o; tid le e,ri'u;nst.t:i -cs,
.'.Itiioiigli about three 'cutui'ior, b iiiud
,., ;.,.ct !.,, Wi.-,l, Wit,!' JS s- ill t
i r uojht into 1 t-hs in o-hi'!' o'ddiiig
.1 h
a I ' 1 w ll:e. ait I is so! I for
M eilli
1 i
i h" ruc-un I
co I', r -at aiei
I . oil 1.1'ifl-'
' tj'.ri,- iciti::
' t'l" t.'M II.
car
s ar" In
i Ir
the lei
! i. ks, th
t 1'.
Ih ititei
to the
In your
, is coin-u.ai'cr--
' v..,., tl'.ov of 1. n ioii.
l.t-t I s iw what, 1 nyrct tosn;
tit-0:1 to 1. early e . ci v new
iu. re than one C 'rre'.'ti in of errata,
accompanied with the remark (now
sterco'yji.'d ) 'printer's error.' I tru-t
1 may not be considered presumptions
in saying a word in defense of the
I: ov jrre.'it ariny of tyj)ogrn'hists,
w ho-c ii:'are:it iiioa:). n freioeut
ly epii.Ml in p ii'iii. t'ue er.' iri'oin'.
1 1 out in your l.c-t i-sn" wa- that of a
rev rend fjeiitletnan w'mse iiutne ha 1
been lintid 'J.eltioii' iiist,..id of 'Sie.
lit. hi." If, in sueliii en- a-this, the
Tiirinnl . o;iy' werii n brrel to, the
c.c ititl letter would, u 1 doubt, befoiwil
written s i much like itn that 110
c"tn.o.it nr. unless be was n veritable
Knicbsh ilireetory t" hi :i'-e!f. would
have b'-en able t 1 distin uis'.i the dif
ference. More . ,rec t wool. I it be to
say. 11 it 'printer's e: r t," but 'author's
illegibility. Some writers literally
take Mark Twain's sarcastic it I vice,
'don't w rite too plainly. Avoid all
1 ain-takin,' wnh proper names. We
know the full name of every man wo
man nu 1 chil I in th" I'ui'ed states."'
Then, ton. some of our authors pan ler
tntl-.e practice of itiotin foreign l.m
rii.i'es. Tli" writers may ktcuv s'-v-eriti
lane:u:c.'e;; but they o'lsjltt not to
expect that compositor an linnTsN,
or that tiny have received a tulle rial"
eduiitti.n. Some have, ly dint id
their own perseverance, ie"juiied a
knowledgi'of soiiio of the li ing and
the dead tongues; but this ought not to
be presumed as a rule. If a Latin or
French quotation be misprinted, the
ignorance of the printer is para led be
fere tho puMie. Jt is not, sir, as you
can testify, that the average print' r
cannot produce his author's mind; the
fact is that to many of our tri 1 1 1
Avriters cannot write. They scribble; 1
and what is usually of the greatest mi- J
portance is indiced in the proverbial j
spider-and-ink ityli'. Whatever be j
the subject ot his author, whether Pn- !
gubtie.i!, scientific, arttm 'ntativ;-, j
tbeologicitl, political, social or economo.-
cal, the printer exfie. ted to under- .
stand it all: for, unless he understand '
it. it may he full of 'printer's errors.' !
Hut, besides thiri, he has often lit. rally
to translate, by tei'ious ciidieriitg, th 1
handwriting placed before him. and '
this is sometime. -1 as difficult nn art ns j
to make out th" hternglyphieK of
f'leopatra's needle. A word to the
Aviso is stifll 'ient. That word, Mr.
Editor, 1 Would ! "tei tftiPy silgu'est
to authors, is; 'lie,, tie other side.'
i will not trouble tlie
the Latin."
.iiosit.ir with j
I
TOPICS OF THE DAY
The Mormon church is not only
rapidly growing in ITah, but in
Arizona and Idaho, while missionaries
1 M'-. i-iomiries
aro at work itl1 ov,'r '-""-ope and the
v .meu uues. ine enure,, i,.,...,
i the president. 12 apostles, oS pittri-
I I l" ,
: ,r ?'Mllu'' . ' , . ' '
. I'" 11,000 cho.rs. l,,t)0 bishops,
"nJ 4'400 bacons.
I
-v lltal institute is to be added
tho Herlin university, and plans for
; organization hav e b-eu submitted
iu 1110 uivuiiiii laiti! y, i lie ui'usiMii .1-
tion in which American dentists who
have established themselves in Kuro-
jiean cities are held and the prices
vv hich they are able to charge furnish
suilicicnt proof that such nn institu
tion Is needed ia ot'e r countries be
sides Germany.
A mod '1 soup-hoiH ' h it been estab
lished in Chicago. A wi ll-cooked sub
stantial meal is furnished for in cents,
and is given gratuitously to those who
uiav be unable to pav that sum.
Charitable peojile buy a number of
. sotiji-tickots which they distribute
; among those whom tlcy know to be
deserving. The cutei pri e is so suc
ce.'sftil that there is talk of establish
ing other similar institution.
Lieutenant WKsuiun, who rro.wd
Atiica fr iti we t t cit-t in 11 2
some tw i or thive degrees -.oath of the
Ceng.', has be it i ng i.'cd by the Afri
can I'lieriia'i 'it i! iid' ty t i eomiuan I
ii new ci edition in the basin of the
Congo. The expedition will be organ-
ied on ii huge scale. W'issm.tn and his
; coinr.'tde, lr. 1'ogge. in their recent
trip, found sun-' rein likable tribes
whose town! contained thousands of
people, and who-e knowledge i f agri
culluie. iron w orking, and some sorts
i of inanufac'uios was ipiite itdviii c sb
It bus be -i s ai 1 that bocau? ca'th'
s "lu' lime.-p; fci it'iHtre water t" pure
dripkiiig water no p.u:is sho'd be
ta'.'.'ii to s'lpply ?!i"in with pure water.
: Tho Hi '''. .! ' .1 ,,)'' explains
, to agiiouU'.n-'-- liiat the r.-.is ,n for
'his la t i : t .'I' eattle W'...;i ojeeli
tank wa' .a arc k-pi properly -up-plied
wi'h :''; - ill. In tie r ib ire
tor tline ; -e l luiiaia'.s will d.rink the
it t impure :lui and will even eat
.ilia. Th" v rite" thinks it b th in
ju lieiou- and i i't"i to deprive citttl .-i f
salt, and thus eomjcl them to see.j it j
in refusu,
Tit" 1 t-nteniii.il year ot the e-tab-lisliini
nt . f M.'t'io li.im in th. I.nit"d
'-tads is hue. TIim year is thy tear
and I'.ceiiib r the itioiith. It is pro
jii'S'd tli.t' Moth di-ts expre-x tlcir
ii rei i.t! '0:1 "f the f e '. "1 y various re"
ligious ex' ri :. s ibini'.' the year, and
an. o;ig "ile i' ;. H. i' ol ta'-ing. or ra'h'T
coii'.riiiutiiiir to ra:-". a Centennial
fun!. I 1 be C'leiil'y .'i'.id"! between
the mis-ioiiary, th" church extension
societies, and educa' i' lta! 1 nternriscs.
1 one-thir l of the amount to each, and
the aggregate to be two million of
j dollars."
1 According to the I. 'iidon Moruinj
j '.', a. t"iy society has i n formed in
j I'lrjland with the title of th "prim
i rose league." The ubj-vts. rules, and
i fth'-r details connected with the opera
tions of the society .are secret, but its
I members will be animated by the
principle- an I precepts of Lord
I Iii acoii-iield, whose fa 01 ite ilower has
I bun adopted as the ha le... and w hose
j most celebrated cpridon has been
chosen a, the motto "t an association
winch, may lie iie-iiiii' 1 to exercise no
lnconsidcrablo infliicn e on political
contests throughout the empire.
Sheep-raising is shorn of its
romance by a writer in the Chicago
Tiim-s, who, after citing the glittering
figures of the railroad pamphlets, as
serts that many importel sheep hus
bandmen of tho 11rair.es have either
sold or given away their sheep an I re
turned to their old hiil'ie, in the La t.
Tiny learned that it rcjuired the
elosi-t attention and the strictest care
to produce it half of the profits that
they ha I read of, and that only experi
enced men could iind largo dividends
in the business. The old sheep-raisers
know that plenty of good food and
l'roper protection from storms are in
dispensable tO SlieeeS j.
The immense ice fields that bar tin
vrny to the Antarctic lands havo dis
couraged south polar exploration for
many year". The g .ographical prob
leins in that p;rt of the world will be
attacked with fresh vigor next summer
by Prof. Noidci.sk jold. who will try tc
reach lands tha have been seen but
not attained by oth'T explorers. There
is a sudden revival of interest in south
polar work. The French tvill establish
next stiuiii'er a scientific observing
station at f'iicj Horn, and the Her
mans also will station ft party on tht
barren island of Smith (it orgia, only
aboi't ."' miles northeast of tho little
known tirr.i lirma, tlr.iliani's Laud.
The Heir Apparent.
Your father is entirely bald now
isn't he V" said an Austin man to tli
s in of a millionaire.
"Yes," replied the youth, sadly, "Fii
the only hi ir be l,ai l it."
MinncsuU's lif t. r iirmhiot for 1'
wni ni'iirly r-iri't li,0:0,0.) junin-l s
wurtb f'i,:jHVW".
Where lo Sit tlip Crroi Trottci orNt-wYorh
(.('iucitiiiili 1 iiiH'.Si.'tr.l
No two men in America have had
more cxiu ricnee with line tfottinsr
( ';".. Her judg-s ban
'lalvinM. I'ne.-t, ot the .New ork
; nh stab!es. 2ih street, near Fifth
. m , e, ami u in M.tee.oi .m. lAceistor
i stables, Vest 'Ji'ih street. New York,
the champion double team driver of
the VnitAl States, lioth of these g,.
f(,f ,,llful ai,mnU
of t,.. horse, such as cuts, bruises.
swellings, lameness,
swellings, lameness, stiffness. St
Jacob's Oil is superior to anything
they have ev er used or heard of. This
is also the opinion of I'mf. David lto
largo, the celebrated hurso-shoor uf
the met ropolis, and thmis'iui'.s of stock
owners throughout the country. Asa
i ' "" r,"' I,,' ' "east. st..j aeon s
ii nas no ciuai. .ir. rne.st rceiie"
the case uf a valuable tri tler so stiff
from rheumatism that be could not
iii" e an iiieh. l!y mi" thorough ap
plication of st. .liicbs nil at itiulit,
the animal was cotnplvtely i ured. and
v. as lit for the nr.- track the next day,
Marion F.ooth is to contist the will
if her father, Junius Hindis I.! hv by
which she is disiuV.i , ifod.
The t'niiarcm Clmii'l. uf t'liu'oti. Ma-
lias vniiii uiiaiiiiiiousl to iisl- mutr iiistimi
I "V"K' nl "IB -"""" "''?
!. l ii'Mu s "ll.iliK'ii Mudieiil Di-rovery"
has be.Mine H'i lliuioiiudil i slablihlii-J HI
I nliliefiv.il' licit were it lu.t for llie lor'jcl-fullies-
of no K' il would not lie i i-i'i". -'il
to rail atti alien lo ii ei?r to cure con
sumption. i.ieij is scniful t of the I'liiiJs.inid
ullie: I'Ivjim di-ca-i's, r. erni:io:ii, Ijloli.'ie-,
plllil iiii't t mid "livet coliiplaiiit."
It is row said licit Mi Mair Aitderw'n'!
tilli'.v.l liitio:!, I 1.1 tie lU.'.e ol I'urliniU
vv.,?. ei.ciil.i .ct f,.r ail. lii-iii laii'i'ii-is.
lliW WO All. Will I II TV.
WV ie ,.iin :i allow.-.l to i.le, eve rv iw i"
the bol m l:n (fed i''-. I -l' .'.'' s ,!i'.norite
rii-eiij I 11:1 " v.i s,- it to It ;itt tii'i.'il
itiS roiu'dj for t!;v ih-i' i-i- 1 iCiiiiuf to Ik r
ex. liy lirtiLvi' :".
"Anoibi r ernpti' ti in .biv.i!" e',l"'nl-,' Itif
luielieliir. ."s tin- lid lb ' oil the ul 111 lui'li
lie Wiis buiiitii fotllt Ciilli.'.
WHAT I'll V"ICIAMS .V.
.s.l.V J.K LVi.c, fil.
Dil. Ii. V. rinivi t:. lliitral 1, N. Y.: for j
Vii'.'"-1 Icoe eiii'l"cd jour "l'le.'iunt l"iir-
fttive lVilils'-in my j nu'tiee f ir the la-t
four yea is. 1 tew t.-e lioother iillerntive 01
cnlh il ia-iii'.'ilii iiic ill nil elip'iiie 'li V'iiii'.
cents of the t'iuinc!i, liver iuul bo'.v:!-. Ii
know of iiotliuit," tl"'t l'itt:d tliem. j
J, A. Vll.l.KU. M. D.
Mi. s .totiuiiie Hum, the VicU-luir roetei-s.
Is now, Mis. Ih: Hi i-ii me. (11.1 iii.
tn a-U-
initol!, V. C.
Womli i t e.t'l- oil it It. els. .S.iiihi'i7..i .Vei .
' i ij ...' I cure in'r.otH'Usoiilt r.
",s.i.eo,','.ia .V. .'eiireil my ilauatti of
fits, siua .lao. Mui i.y, nl AlOiciv. I .
'l5it. lii."T'iilii.""
Quiet;, eom.!,f".i!'",.ili nunoyin,' Kidney
!itii.lerni.l I rtn-try III-; ie ?1. J'taiantslv
ISriiAi'-n 1 1 s' jour lioot" ,t shoes with I.jotts'
1'ittctit Heel SliU'MtiT-, nnd wear tliem nuii,
'Itunuli oil I oiialis,
Kiioek" n I'of.jjli or Cold nulwisi'. for tin!,
then or iuIuIm. I toeli v. I.'k-. I.ncail . 0.
Are yon coiistii ateil? )r. Snnford's l iver j
Uivii'orator win cure uvul lacvi til it. 1 rj it. ,
" IIoiikIi o Corns " i
A-'( for Wells' 'l(otij.'lt ii!it.'or:ii.'!"iv iJ lir't '
relief; eunip't'to cute, (.'tints, wan-, buutinc. j
A UrniiiHiil lliai! f lln'r.
l-r". silken in teMur . n .'. eh." : 1 t 1. o.'.n,
l ol.iie.tlie 1'ntne i!' ah 11 1 r l!.-M-ers.
Mr-. M. ril!:ir:ton.:;tl -"'''' S!..Pr
M-n.
'"5 -: ' I w is a 1 !. .: li.cie e. i.; .'e t in .0 .
,i ll'li -B li) ' IllMtlill . ttl'ra ill.' lie'' or. I
iryii'iT in Villi e vri I'litt el-'. told tile I '
. Vt. Lhu iru'? li. (i. Th ii ' I u.e.
I'flit sT ami III:."'. coti.ivKiioit.. fnimi!"it.''
I.-m i -i. en th- 'c.i !: p. y l' ini.1!, If.i;::ii.
l'e.. N. Y. Abs.'.iti.'ly nt:i' mid n t. I'm 1 n:
win. Imiv eni'i-1 1 K 1 n it p if r it 1.1 a'i i tl.- iii.
1'iiypK 1.1:19 li .'I'lri it Hi 1 1 lor to !l othii oils.
CiiaI'Itii tiiMw, fa.v. .iii,t'!..ii nml ronuh
fliin itin il liy iisa.ij .liinip. r J'.ir .S.iaji, mu.1v l y
Casnrrll, Hazard A Co.. New Yum.
.H.U11UIIMMX 1.
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
U'Iti-V4-.t und curt s
IUI1-IMATISM,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
IIM'K tt llll,
HEADACHE, T00TI1ACIIE,
SORE THROAT,
Ql'I.N-V.SWIII.I.lXOS
M'K tISit.
Soreness. Cuts, Brulset,
FltOSl'IilTK's.
ni iimi, tt-Ai.nn,
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iw'nraji-sl
'll !,,... .i1tl"!'.4l
i.'Ml likUtUliNtll
iliiilL cnmrmnn!ruii:lllj
iti,,"-""ii!!l
iBMnWItttUlatl
FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
Sol.ll.yntl DriiRGHtHiinil
lL llI. e.. lllll'ClibUS lo 11
li.ht.ii.K.-s. 15
The Charles A. Vogeler Co.
iSvtt n 1.. A VlN.tUH Cd 1
Maltlaurr, Ba 1.8.1.
This Offer Holds GOOD
luuvnu bLANKo!
nf'rripffru ct tli wrllknoim and popular
an At I HOIkli .M AM I AI. i ao.m for t:.
ii-ddld !- -iv.'iiw.irt luitwhofi- m-njbglrti Simrr
W,wi..7y.r:.mooirrraiil'r.pl..m
t tin u i iMiiu'ia, 1 1 Sin . aaaik-m, and m..(..K:r
f i iiti oifi 'i tht ir i-nrnT m'newty h'-m whtT" it
U91at;r to una ot UIO lulluwii.ir mar.uji-eua pruauuia.
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Qswvw A flTTITTflP AH A T IPP-PTHTP 1 1 what subscribers say., II
PARTIAL LIST OF PRESENTS TO BE GIVEN AWAY:
..(.i on
IU ta-h l'rcaniUcfKM. h...
10 t ail lr.'..nlaarIOO tu'k
V.l Iff
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iu f aali l'rraia ut iJileivl .
6 l.lncaat I prlhl I'laaua, tiniltac'l
Hl'O
o l..raat I ablm t llrrana, flu
25 drain Marlilnra, HUturk .
Mill
HUH
a,.A
1(0 trill.' .ll.l tiald N al. kia. 4Ua.
80 l.udlra'Hall.l bald IV ntrhca. tvi ca,
0 llraulir.ll lllaaaond lllaa-, f tn r. .
It! l.r.il.'sollj ailvrr H al.Ti. a, l c
tta l.udlr-'l k. lal-.rM ui.-'i. m tlllca.
till II..J.' Slltcr W ulrkra, lllia.k ...
IOI Wutrrhurr V ali kra a.l.f. rurti ..
te I-viHV S..IM i-l. lir.lna. t riicti.
110 I....II.--' t.ot.l rr lirl..i.". tacai
fli,
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11,11
80 1
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HO Soliil lint I liravclrta, alocoi-a
I H 1.1,'l.lil'll ( ilVlii 'ioWc IMU.Ai.,
. n.. - . ..n VllriniV III'T'IVV 1 Ullli 111 1.1 1A1. I. K HV VI
ill" li. .ie ieiiviiuti;il l.i'.il'unn inni Tiir. i.-t.-i-x.
i..,ol... In il.'o'''or,.lov.r.n.l litrrr n-Mforlr":!.!.
I lie ll.i.li.ra tn any Ka.nllri million hava Iva-n
t.:tri .viJ,t.'r.llog.i-'.''fci.''urrui.'Vh'is,b.:.l..i..a;i
..llUu
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THE CCLDEN ARGOSY
AND FOHUCAff
Hiatfisrn iii.'u.-i
too nm.Vlo' ,n?oS lt
VStMSftfor 'I :. "arrStnnl .r , SiT-lo" S u to .ui. m.CW.ublb.r.
a'r,vl.tl,0.h .lor.l O ,;.,;;, AflCOST. wklr. for thrr
KfjFf SO Clll rb nionlha:idcdi.iiili. l : ail r-i--.il, FOoi ti.roni-p'-ent. FOrtSI
w ( V W i t I ' " -trVir " ' ,hf, ,-4 a, t 'imbrrrd racripla pood lor t
ail uil'.'.:.0. i.i.lf.'.iil jTiyiurri .v:iiijcn
a-ill am I rutin ''V,,,,V,';'t: .'K?i2i!.r
..THE ARC03Y PUBLISHING
REMCMBE7, the bov Prent are
CUT THIS OUT and .how It to i your
rr t w ill. mux Jiff-r rr
rra m ml., and .rtlJ.HiA'StlZJZt, and i.aav la ula aaaaf tto Ma
PrOo'cnra T. Nnnliy,
P. ft. L e , l'etr. I urn V, Nashr, Hitor
Tol" 'o ItiotU; rl pi " I hid on aforeflnger
.' ny I nhf l.aa 1 em "r thi.o pleasint pots,
n 'rmin .iil.' Tif llu ;oi bi'ttme in lomil
1 1 a i ifi' O irotik' in t mvolU'ii to Mirljr
iivce is i-.vuv.i! Ri-c. A froul gave n-.e
lleiav's t'.n-'i ' 1c :-alvf, a id iu tw -nty tuin
u'.es t U Jain I a I miiiiu -h su'si livlaifogive
mo n fair n 'gat t re', wh oa I bid W it b id
lfoi-c f ir a W. o :. Th1' iafta iiruation loTt ilio
I'uiRer in a day. 1 c jiisil-.T i. a uujt vo'uablo
urUi'le.''
Nol n eo-.tly medicine StS doers Pisa's
Cure for (.'unsumption for 25 cents.
th tie. "Mil; m
prompt ari.1 t'ltictt'iii
limiihi)ii r."-niliP9
fp dall; vriminp niiirp
mp.rntlti.' attrl f
I Hu..it,f'i.
H'imarhtlittrrMi. -i
ctii.'f in ni.Tit nil
llin m't iM.pu I a r
lmulnntr Un
Kl.iinlich anil h.iwi'1.
indtnrinl fov.rt; lir
C'linrltnlnt, (I'Mlny,
I II t ii In a ti-iil Binl
lumi'l' mluii'iil., urn
lli.iriitinlilji c.-ihtirtr-fil
Ii i Iiih inci'iiiiira.
IiIh frilililt ii'j.1 Tllllfi
anil hitilu-n it aali.
fuarit ana It if. jiiHttr
t tn-'V-i aa ll. pur
ri an ni'isl roiiipr..
!: n-:i. n'inil ! iia
rl.K... F"r halo Ii
nit llma-Kin ! a ll il
II. Ml.'is.'nprnllji.
good stews
TO IADIE8!
Orfalt iniliiiiii ta ar of. fc x e-f.r.-O.
Nona ,.ur i m -1. ft np I L'Utllllo, UCt ' CT. I 'H
1m.ii Wr nur r.-V 1 I I Ti u
niH'l1iT-."' I a. uem lt 1 li-
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Ra L!ndb!cm & Co.9 fi. G. Miller &
I. ana . 1 ! 11 r .1 ' to Uriilnt
1 '.nitiiiHrrf. I'liH'iro NrY-ir4' ,
CTAIN A. PROVISION BROKER.
M iiM. r- nf Jill p . 111111:11 Pr.l i.'i l.t.-lllnf ii ij
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THIS ArWEOICAK
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PRICE S3'" "
PRICE S3
71 BEST
-,v' MIRISi1
ciscajt.i u ocaensa SANtiAKEits. iu cirojuii.
SCO ri ViTi- i" ti.inl". ninldtiiT nnl
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bren 'M'-.'i ll .!-...I. ao .Irerp ! mi fila
e.iil 1 wet (Vi I TWO "Ot l t l-HIKR.ti.
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K 11 y 11 !
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PATENTS
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AGENTS WANTED ;
ipnr1rii'-ri ml' rff innlp
flti'l urti-'n tit i rtTM(i lo thftrfltl or I'ObllC,
AI.TA M O f li-un. .Uhm.
rm! rn lnmi'-. Wind M il PumiM,
T it f Vl I'urnpp.ani t'm :hKit
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rvi. i n. l')nUiMptii.i,
Alt. ni Ion" ' H-n1 In l cimt Ptntnpn nnd
Xi c- i-. a nf Kntti'Otb Murlli hit tn. an
hour, i s i'l-i..r l.r. Fi-xlHiri, Mui.
('ami Unit AliLR ii tht b.t l-iiiimtit. I'ncfi th cni.
It Is wi-ll -known fj.-t that m.i.t nf the
IIi'rM'MHlc.itt1 ri.u.li-rsnl.1 in this coun
try li wurtliliia; that bhrriilnn Cuii'ti
livll I'liWiltr ll Btisnlbtely pure anil viry
vulii.-il.lc. Niitliiim nn Karth will
amka lirnw lav like MirrMlall'li
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.1 i itr t on-o rtrnr I iV,thpt-inn'1iiorI tm
I 'enm. 1-ui: n.y ' "'i sm nou of t ci imndf
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1 nftfti
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I'4'..l'.s 1.10
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Cimtlillnii J'liwilpr. Ii'-i', nni tcaiK.iiriii to arh pint uf food. It will n!-n irov'iil anil i'iue
flUIPIrM pun rn H..r tlinUrn. e. Scl.1 rvirvvihrri. it m nl l.v mail t T
wnlwIxEll wnIi;na jj cents In jL-imps. Also furnMiisI in hin-'i" cam, lt
brcodtrf ue. price J1.00: by mall, It 'll. Circulan inn HlKt. I, S. JOHNSON & I'D.. ! n. M.ifs.
UNTIL MARCH 10th ONLY.
IN PRESENTS, GIVEN AWAY.
every 5ii::criDer seis a rreseni
. .v .if. ii hii nrranim d a Biork fointKUlT Wll b
ormuiu d nwV com pony mill
r-i-is..f nnh:njTth- Aroxt-nie.T.nd bto
' !" t 1. ' :;i prcwn' Keod airtrettOICf.
THE OOLOEN AOpsV piOarlT fJT
ai'lil a jinnicd uumlMirtd rocwtil, lucU Till eautl UK
10 F.l'raat Ml ypl. a "o"
A a P-II1CP a la. ,i"ww" .. .... V-
b ana I'arlir urallar. ll0acll., JJ
W ! .lalajralia,Maropr,a.. -yr
I AO alalal rcaa au iiaiiaffwi.... it-
i....l. Ln . PkuHIL 11 ,cfc ..
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b(IO Pair Mrfc!.PUt4Miala. . ;.
La
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1'iilf ll.llrr rUoi.racB. ?""'
bnuJaa-Uatlar irrao.. a. I,oo
Mill Oae.llallar trreabacUa. oO
too Ma(lc Lanirrpa, SI a. h
f.'Mi o.'a'Parkrtkslir,l arli 600
610 Ladira' I'ackrl knlvea, $ . eaib l0
1 IHO II Plrlana. SI aill l.noO
V.0 aoitd .oid Mw, ('-, .;;
lolll Autocrash Aitiaaaa. fl each 1.000
iniiir.:a s-rinil total of 1 u' F'' .f SrJIi'nti
...... . . .- r - - - . :..,,- u.a
a . '-'-'l"rJZttSZ
'1 at ii: I'oliar.' i'.;. J"?T""lS..i'Sn!,2S
10. 'B4.
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Sicr?.".? cl'T.aT.llllNQ. INGTrrtjeTJVE.
l-l A rfLa;itl-T ,aparIoru.'riis.-ri
l" AKtiJ'-S' I '" ri.:V..k'.tlni-yto limoMor
ii V ana Jrer. " "I fimr i i-iwn .1 rcr-tpia. ( od fir IW
.utiac.-.ptiaa frco and ci.iiav la la aaa af aaaa
iiir. i. ;c', .V..,. .... V.li ,..,,. harnbr. for
.a. aV n "I rimr i tiwii .1 rcr-tpia. ( ondfor tvnr
E' T" a wt '.1 ratabll.hr,' a-rrtiT rirr an ! bacllrd b
l ,m "..at it.t1. i. -:'' r mv u.' a ira ct jfatl . a 1J
iSormr.lrd 1-1 " M 'to-, ru-rn '.nr.ia Ir Mj a!W t. lulJ.
rcv.Urcl mull or put wiflco order. .ttieo.wiiv
CO., 81 WARREN STAIiT, UW YOUK
giveti aDaoiuxoiyTro w 1, m
frlonO - i, J"!?.
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Ii'i'u'gpnrp ami Exi it'.
Whether oer ia'ia: or I'raitdnn nro ren e
hr.rni'iss by issinn lioji U:t c.s lively. poi"
i'le:'i nt It' to i e n'.nl enj lyine it by usaiif
t' rm I ti'i'.'l'cf r mul r uioviiu: all ilullii
I uins n-i-l ili-H-e.'-i i fu i wa.il. lo .viuathe bead
c i nr, i.ci vi-jsie ul;.. mi I nil the f o iei;s bnoy
liht. o' Mlc an! wore h P"V turn Inf'io.
1 hi p'evine elfefts if a CI rlu im or -.imiiitu-cus
umner contiii'i nj dsj idunvuiu.
Pnilet-nt Ti'slimony.
t?Ttir V. rk Wilnraa. A' B l IS. 1 0 1
" I find tha- in n:ldit:o:i to the p.uo UpiritB
routa n il in tin ir i oui o ilion, tli ) cou'.ftiit
Hit extracts of hij i; U l.thcfd kuoununil
highly Hpiiro'.eJ n die ml ro its ktivi-e aud
tineliro.l it ijt.nu!it:e f uil c cut to rentier the
nriic'o vvli.tt the makt'is rl-d 11 it to bo. to
nil. n mrilii'im! -r piriilio'i atv.l not n I-bv-trc
kc- U t'it tuid iiasnfc b) be ti-ril ovci'pt n
n me. 1 it'll e. Vnen a i nrefelnnnl:. iisof IllJir
friiut'n vvliiclt v u nttf-te I under otit i
j find tint in every wir.i!:lasrul of Hup
hitters ihs neliie i:a Ji. ia:d iiropcrlies, a' ido
fieni C.H' tljiulle I s; .t Ih, i;to eitinl to a fil 1
Ocse fi rnn ailltlt. V.hirh fa-.t.la tt'.y oi iiiion,
sal jecis it to rn iuti rn it rovouuo tax 110 a
Iiica.c nn hitter.-'
liiiiitji U. liM'M. U.S. Coin. Iu. Uev.
Iliintriu'il I.ivi'r.
J'lve yctira . 1 I'tote co.ui v. 'th k'dney
nml iurr in .'il ::t inel r a u.MS' i: m. ISinco
(lieu I fa e be.n 111. a' K' I 1 a'. ...t nt n l.
My l:vr lui 'inee lixrit it. 6 no 'it; my Mtpl i
Hero I'll 'teil tip ate-l til ed ith wan r. ,'.ll the
bert iti s ' i .11s r::reid licit nulling could
cu e nie. 1 ri'fii'vi .1 to try lloo Hitter.-; I
htivo Olid eien 1 o'tli f: the I nr. less lias till
' &f,ri ?,Yl;r.V'i' f.,.'..J Si?
I rn-e- utlur: el wou'.d I av.- Iie'ii now in my
J. V. Mouev.
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I l'ovi'lly mill Sltlll llllR.
I 1 tens dr.ueed ilo"u with ile'ii. 11 c.erly ani
I i'.l!eiinir fur yciiiii. eii'ise 1 l 11 -i"!i fei ily
mid law lids for do 'torn.,'. 1 v.:i tviiii-
li'U-lv ilinre.iir.iKi'd ltatil elie jeir a.,'o. liy
1 ti C AilVU'C ef my 1 "icr, I fitimevi n l h 1 a
1 lloo Hiiicrs. mid n 1 ne mo ilti w - viirc 11. 1
via l1, 1111. 1 tunic of n laivc ecn .1 i-iik d iy
f-inee, (.mi I wnt to say ionll j.o.ir n:e 1. ym
C 111 k ei jvitr fa . iliis v. li a rar wait lloo
'InlPis. lor li limn 01:0 (l ulu's visit wi.l
to. 1 UtiuU il. Wi 'iti.isi.M tn.
US V I
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1 li e ti m a 1 1 s tn,
ftilioiiviipss. ('.nfir. ie.J. Nerv.iiit I'li -iniUoit,
Hiding 1'ln'lL's' .'ts-.'Tx.' fl,-,r,'. il.'.).
Nnltliile I'eilitinoiinl-. .
'Siuifi'ltnti ,N. n mi' i- iMii;; iii'ii.li re"'
ir. .i n. M. I.i'iiiiiai. Aiin.iinl. r l ily, Ala.
'J feel it my ilutv tn r.-rtiinttn'ml it '
. . Pr ll. I'. I.ieii'li'oi. CIvJc. Kutifs;.
"It M'r! irrt l'i-:( !.ii fi 1I1 1 " .
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t (T-Corrmponirin'e Ireely uiiavvernl. i
in: ra. s. a. eichkId aE"ro.. n vsm, m
At IlmsrzUlii. ('. X. Crllti r.loii, Aci nl.N. T.
New taooma
WASHII7GT0N ITEHI'IORY,
trti )itnUMi -f thf l.n-nt T. f. t.-l'ipiuil
NTtitli I'f 1 nn i:i.t(n I, fir.il lh
Future Melropclis ol 111? Pacific Horltwast.
i.!i.pofii''t la
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ftBSQLUTELY II
THE BEST. Wj
J v, o lhiniili.l lltclii ft tiilnnl. ini-ai-ir
nl.a.Jiilr lv lii-.l- ixa -l'it III iwlilne In ino
vtotlil. aiiil o'l ii'l il. nrrttlll -it Ii yliva.
Si-n.l l.ir llliialriilril ': '"WJl
II. A-nlu I. 'I UK ll.sll.K Nl.
l&ti U AI III.M.tO., t iiitiiitnur Nov lurk.
AXLE GREASE.
Ilril In ilir nnrlil. fii-i ilio srnuiiir. Kvrrr
purliiiiiP has our Iraili'-iiinrtt iuul
iiiiirki'il I rii.'r's. hill. II K i: V WllllKl.
J 0tllORFS'' 'ti" quick-!, ptnianl.-'.
v mr-al mi.t I'l1"! ramifify lor k:iliin'.
Ji''V ll. r, it mich, l.l.d.'.r I.I.1
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briff. l'H itlaiw ami i.it.i-eiis.i In :i
latl-mmitory m 1 l l m rnfnr to liB-mr d f i'v
t 1 (xw.pln t an d h( had li ;l i vji'O O fyt.t.n i
p.in ly )o(ni, U ihhIhw, no l C t- lo ir n Ak fu r
dmnK.tl togfi i. ii ho illinea wad to u f r t t '
otliioK KiM '-f, AUojneaQiu, iilmn it.. H . Y
li.nn.-. t.. 4.1.1 .1.1, ..a- .v .iij.I. . M.rkM :.l I y hi i'l.
s, ,, 1 an .4' 1.11111 A.t.ln -sj . Iti.t.t.lil .... ll..tiirn li"V.i.
A III. fill III IN INK'. H.'i-i Wralim ll.ii.i Law
liri.tita I., if-r." T. k if. I -it... .ijlit I ;'. .1.1
in. -k.i.-. 1. lltV II .M.KIl I , Atnl.'. ii. Jk
I'UiKMa il.rri'H ii. will curHyddrr.iun.i. I'.'ich 'i'tc
lurminf r htM.m it o uift--r "n in 11 to IJ Wifh' it
T cannot onrnk too hl-hly of tlm AnnosX, my toy
lacj coui i ttv cr ii Tiinafc m. , .
Tnil AROoar htNrn no .toimI thin tear 1 Jnunt liuvc
itaUtotberieiMrloocduyl.'-v
Mhb. Agmbs B. Ansymoxa. Erhraim, Vtah Ttr.
t havt.il-.n nnmnlioFof nineriL but I nvvrr l)Ul OHP
I Vka veil Ai G"r.r. Taut H l..i- Uietlrv
t&t-McoiJrrcii:iU"rr..i r a-i It I ttae dcm rjj icni
1 know Of- IV-uicial I fttn r- .i n-t my p-nr over
aeua. xv, s. kNnwuroK, t'oriiaua. Me.
1 ihoiaiiitAitAtiio arot onoiiMTyrarir i noa to mi
nMtkt4mtciftraliivBinrv t.i nor far III mlu
U$l 7S. li.. 1. yixi i:nrw.s,Ani-mia,Cona.
I mm ot (-eT7 In errtitrrt tn urn Aftuosv noii
i lout wliawut lti iMtKM oxti-iw! hit fuliwiptiou
another ytr. y i.nmsk Muur.it, Audubou.ia.
Iboveboen o rtiticmt t o Aroct tho ltt yonr.anu
al avw do vlibont It. Itt ltrMt n hut It fill.
l t. lilioianKU,, Wakt-tlvM, Kan.
Tn AHAAftV ta th . ... K..f nfl'm kltlll UUb
UolaixL ioiiliiBot4owltboiitlttirlMlt' f1.,-
hieh moral tune and lost i ativo r.inif inmro to leave
lMtiof iMprcotlnn with lt rmtlr.
Tbocaaract'rof tb AooTnirii. IttM'lflo nil.
V H. A. CLARK. N OflliURlt n. U. C.
I hr read tho GnMert Tiu: Youth's Ctmjvznion, ftit't
Wifir-A tmicm. for bo-fi nr. A ir. hit t vl.emrl lir ARUt 'SY i
I wo aid aot sire U for may o' brr rm;f I vyr mv.
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.
Tut OotT. AnooRT l haTtdomr'y prlnfd fn tintrd M
.in.. o:ij i frpihicl wit Ii rr.ult -a rui :.t tint cnnljoj- Jl
oaiciy placid ia U.0 bauui bt uut- you ill. litraiJ, Q
Itlooporkllnrfln'l pore, intrfin(?a'ic1 litcb'tonrd.
Tho beBia'.it.io:- in Amtiita tgutriuuie lo iu uuiiuiu.
aorm.ii,Lw(Btown, We.
rrntt nti'l (nur;iani w!io wititd pLiro fo.innt!n(r.
Ot well a linf:uitiT(, rtniltn.f h- tvif their chlliir n.
would do nrll toubcrlio to It. CVtureA liuon,. x.
Tn tiiti-M AROnrr hno rllpd. In oreir nn-v.
lto oiJfi- but kds c-.trruiiaUia' coutcmporai'.ea,--iJr
Tmnvrrij't. I'coria, 111.
IV.1 ct life and TltOaH eommtndi Itsolf totliowdeslr
in toboonleit.-ined and tnntrucUil. Tia illurtrv iui.a
:o ouprb H roininrnd It to tilO r.HUi(jff
Vmnuy ur, Ran Francisco, CaU
It hataknn a Iradtnf ploio omonr tho Wttf prtrni of
Its claoo. Tha r-.i':i.icr rvldoittl tii.Ucriaiiii bvja'
iMtrs. rtio,Indianaroht. Ind.
Tin Ooum Aroot li a brlrht, pnrV11fig pTr for
boys and ffirti attbor PAnftat'oittil oh ilu auo liaud
or tko otber. lTt$i, rii.Init ...Uia.
Tmrn Gotxr Ariot l a youth:' paprr. and cootntn
era lntor.-(tlnr nodln mutter thnn ni.v oi-i' r
.m lar pnbhcauoa ia tio couitirj. leUgin Uu
baque. Iowa.
1 1 lo irtt-rUti poprr. ftilty oqaolllnr th T
Cn np.mton, and. b uiw' . ;i ii,!;.K,i:-'t J nii j iUv Jioiue,
tiill borai oto rtDta..t. lltraiti, ('arndt :i, Ji.
TiiO GoUr!l AR04"T i ii far rt moif I from thft
pravr toaitltv of iuniliT.i hu nt-raliiro 1. 1 It l
from the piitoril.lir ! UoBiuA of tbv hall
drwadfaila. .V. 1'. Mo rid..
TniiAiAit unmrli aot onTT Wantlfl In anaoar
a, but ovrry war eomaieadaUlo In tbe rherat'tr
onioooaMuti. itiono w va'rm lvl
nnonlt tht liirtlriMi fmliM a.! lotbrl Lu Dil
o band ot Oe.r cbi.rrtn. ltrnt ro
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Nu i :ljf nn iri ii.-nn f..',l C.'i-- .'
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. ..p 'l.lr.l ..' il. .i .,! ill.,-. S- i- 11 '.... I III- oiti'
. i'l w- i ,! 11 .ir. .u r,i f nit-ri' I ai-rwil ii.-.ii
i Ll iitin .'. I'M r..'.t;.i. ' y. .loti 1.1" .' s.'iii r.' 1 r.r .
K.ill Ih. I.y.l ..ml ...!. I." li-1. ni.'.'.. 1: 'I' 'li.liv mii;il
I r,.r:-i .li.t. :i. . ll' il. In.l.' filii'i I" "'P')
rt.t lo Al.l.liN f. l VSO.
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