rOR THE FARM AM) KITCIILM.
Uood Need.
Good seed brin; good crop, and
good crops mean good prices and large
profits. Cheap weds wo dear at any
price and should not bo planted under
any circumstances. There are few
seedsmen, now, who do not use their
best endeavors to furnish reliable, and
fresh seeds, and while every seedsman
receives a few complaints, each season,
from his customers, the fault too often
lies not in the inferior quality of the
seed, but with those who plant them.
It pays to patronize well-known
and reliable seedsmen, and to try new
varieties from time to time. When
you have been successful with seed
purchased from any seedsman, do not
hesitate to tell him so. lie is always
glad to know that lie has given satis
faction to his customer. It is his
best and most telling advertisement.-
Ileal ro line Mima.
James Yiek's plan of catching slugs
is as follows: "Take some piee-'S uf
plate, or flat stones, or llat p eees of
tin, and lay them about in the garden
among the plants, distributing them
very liberally; just at sundown go out
and place a teaspoonful of bran on
Mich piece of slate or tin, and the slugs
will soon become aware of it, and be
gin to gather and feed on it. In about
two hours, when it is dark, go out
again with a lantern and a pail cmi
taining salt and water, and pick up
each piece on which the slui;s are
found feeding, and throw slug and
bran into the brine, when1 they in
stantly die. It is well, aNo, to go
around in the morning, an I i : i . 1 1 1
plugs will be found hiding un Icr the
pieces of slate, and can be di-itryed
in the brine. Hy following up this
method persistently for a f.'v weeks
the garden may be effectually rid of
the nuisance.
I.lmliiK .Mentions, j
"Liming meadows or old pasture '
lands with say thirty bushel to the j
acre."says the t 'range County I'n. in;
'lias an effect upon the condition of the '
crop of grass that few farmers would
believe without giving it a trial. In!
fact, we do not know how the same!
amount of money can be expended j
upon land with the same pp'iit. It is :
not only certain, but lasting. Wo ha o .
Known farmer to pasture meadow- ;
fifty .wars without being turned up '" ;
the simple application of ikue utiiv m
hix or ten years. These pastures,
which are regarded as permanent and I
mostly abound in clay iihhiiiK ,U!i-;-being
grazed down thoroughly, are r. - ,
Ptored knee deep in from Mu t- si
Weeks. Wo do no! hestitate to ,i
lhat nowhere has lime a more marked '
e ffect and can be used with W t'cr i - '
pults than in the renovation of oi l
pastures."
l:tillnur vs. Hoots.
Proiisor William llrown. superin
tendent of the Ontario Agricultural''
College rami, states, as the result nt :
I'Xpenments male dur.ng InJ-:!: .
1'irsl. That f.l der-e, rn wa- harvest! d ,
and stored in sdo at a est not exceed- I
ingijl per ton, eclusietf cultivation. ;
Second, That this ensilage gave l.'i per
rent. 1. ss milk, .'i'l per ieut, h -s !'U't.-r.
and that of poorer marketable (iia'.ty
in color than wede turnips. Tlurd.
That Swede turnips, weight for weight
with mangels and sugar IceK and in
association with equal 'pianti'ies i f
ether fo uls, gave the lowest returns in
feeding cattle, or pounds p r day.
W hile mangels ga e pounds per
day. and sugar beet gave J.7 pounds
j'er day under similar C"ii.litii'::s.
On the other hand, i'rof. aiinn I
Johnson, of th Michigan Agricultural
farms, on which roots have been long ,
and success! ally grow n for stock feed, j
finds in his experiment of last w inter, 1
a confirmation of the conclusions iudi- '
fitted by those of the winter before, j
namely, that corn ensilage is a cheaper !
ttock food than roots.
i
How to lie Bone I. list. !
Joseph Harris, in his talks on !
manures, says: "Hone dust, like barn-!
yard manure, does not immediately I
yield up its nitrogen and phosphoric !
acid to plants. The bone phrophafe j
of Jime is insoluble in water contain- j
Ing carbolic acid. The gelatine uf the I
liones would soon decompose in a j
moist, porous, warm soil, pro- ide.l it i
vas not protected by the oil and the j
Lard matter of the bones, steaming'
removes the oil, and reducing the
bones to as line a condition as possible
is another means of increasing their
availability.
Another good method is to mix the
bone dust w ith barnyard manure and
let both ferment together, and I am
inclined to think this is the best,
simplest and most economical method
f rendering bones available. The
bone dust causes the heap of manure
to ferment more rapidly, and the fer
mentation of the manure softens the
bones. Both the manure an 1 the
bones are improved and rendered rich
and more available by the process.
One ton of good bone dust contains
about as much nitrogen as 8 1-2 tons
of fresh stable manure, aud as mm h
phosphoric acid as 110 tons of fresh
table manure, liut one ton of manure
contains more potash than live tons of
bone dust.
Hoassteold Hlats.
Never put pickles in a jar that has
bad lard in it,
Hoasted coffee is one of the most
power fill d isen feet an ts.
!S:ivo your cold tea; it is excellent for
cleaning grained wood.
Keep potatoes in a cool, dark place.
Apples keep best on shelves.
lteeswax an 1 salt will in.i'iu rmty
Mat-irons as smooth as glass.
Wild mint scattered about the house
will rid it of rats and mice.
Cleanse brushes in water in which
there is a tcasponiful of ammonia.
Lemon-juice will usually remove
mildew; place the fabric in the sun.
.Man Versus Hearts.
In an article on the destruction of
human life by beasts an l reptiles in
j India, the London Ttl'iirnph says: The
I advantage is as yet o:i the side of the
beasts. Taking the returns of sever
al years, we l.inl that man has killed
about a hundred an I forty thousand
wild beasts - tigi is. b sirs, leopards,
wolves, hvenas and others or about
, ,, ,,
twenty thousand annually. I unng
tins period the beasts have destroyed
twenty-eight tliousand huiiiail beings,
or about lour thousand a year. Tak. i
ing the respective rates of the repro- ;
duet ion of species, human and feral, it f.,r 1. ... 1. iVh int -i little" ' i . ? " . .
, . ' ,. , ior t,u n to nae jiim a nun . does not nullify ad poisons, it antagi
is obvious that there is very little to " s,. i... .,. i,.irn ....,1 .limi,,.,! ......... '
choose between the two lists of c.vual
ties, and that the bea.Ms will make
good the deiieii'ii 'ies in their numbers
as ipii 'My as, if not sooner than, the
human beings. t Hi the side of the ti
gers and their ailio Inn to be added the
advantage gai:i"d of hiving kitlol
during the same seven years an annu
al average of 1o i.i hea 1 of cattle, or
a total of dp', an I indicted, far
ther, a monetary expenditure upcithe
government of about x.b','"Mii year.
The balan ", t'i"re!'i re, ro ig'ily stated,
staudsthu; 0:1 human being with
ole en he 1 1 of cattl ' 1 HI cash, for
every live wil I beasts. In the great
light with the Mia'ies, the a I vantage
numerically, is i 111:11 'ii-ely in favor
of humanity; for, while the reptiles
killed about l"J,i't hum 1:1 beings ev
ery year an I al. .ut ' cattle. "-y j
b-stol the.r own num'.ers nearly .i-,,.
""' I'"ev,.r. I
the ipiestion ot repro iiiction miglit to
be considered, an 1 it is really very
evenly baiane I, I' t a given number
of suak.-s will add i.'"".""" to their
numbers in a tar -horler tiui" than
the same nu'uoer of human beings
will all ln . th it as the .jit.'sttnn
ol eterm:n.rjon smuIs 111 India to
day, it seem just as probable that
men and their domesti-- -.it 1 1 - w:ll be
extinct before the Wild beasts and Veti
. inous snakes.
Kieliest City in the World.
l'rankf ir'-on-'lie-M.rn. containing a
population of a1". ut l"0.ooii. is said to
be the ri'-h"st ci.y ,.f its si.'e in the
w Ko!c vv . ri '. I f ils wealt Ii were e pially
d.vided among its inhabitant . every
man. w otnaii ,1:1 I chill would have.it is
said. Jo, on 1 marks, or soin- ij".u.M.
,1 piece, i'here are.as miiy be supp isedt
a gn.nl nun.- poor people i:i the town,
but the citizens are, as .1 whole, in un
usually comfortable circumstances
ui tc so probal.lv than the eitiens of
any ntle r capital in ierniaiiy or F. 11 rope.
It is stated that tin-re are 1" 1 Frank
furters worth from if l.":,'.i ' to ?7.-
in 1111 hi each, and whn are worth
s'.,o. 1,11 . 1 anl upwarl. The e;iy is
one ,.f tlie great banking centers of the
-lobe. Its aggi egate banking capital
.s 1 -: i.nate I a: 2.ni i.k tyoi, nmre
than one fourth of vvhic'i the famous
Kotli-ehiids, w a . original and parent
house is there, .twu and control. The
an nu n! t ran -act ions in bills of exchange
are in excess ,.f .jinn, mn, 1 ... Its
general trale and luanufaetunng iu-du-trie.s
have greatly increased sine"
the formation nf the (ierni.iii empire,
to which Frankfort was originally
averse, being a free city and an oppo
nent of Prussia, until coerced, in duly,
1st',!',, by (ien. Von Falkenstein, who
enb red it at the head of a.i army and
imposed a tine uf :I1,ihn 1,01 111 itorius for
its insubordination. Frankfort is such
a place for conventions and assemblies
nf all sorts that it is apt to be full of
strangers, and is consequently very ex
pensive, and by no means satisfactory
to tarry in.
Counterfeiting Pictures.
Picture counterfeiting is becoming
as great an art as painting itself. A
curious study upon this subject, due to
tlie pen of M. Vertan, shows that the
number of copies disposed of as origi
nals is ipiite astonishing. There is one
artist, he says, living in the Latin
quarter, who Iris made the fortune of
ten picture dealers, with imitations of
Leonardo da Vinci, .urbaran, and
other great musters. And sometimes
the spurious pictures are detected on
account of being superior to anything
done by the artists imitated. Mr.
Vertan also tells us how Hosa Ilonheur
detected a forgery, in which the breath
of some animals plowing was rendered
with ii degree of transparency which
was admitted to be beyond her powers
Turning to the sales at the Hotel
Pruot, the writer says that on an
average there are put up for sale every
year 12il Paul.ignys, xOO Leopold
lioberts, 2lH" Troyons, oOOO Corot.
ilotX) Theodore. Housseaus, 100 Koea
llonheurs, 1400 Diazes, and so on. He
declares that 70,000 Daubignys at pres
ent exist; and lie expresses his opinion
that a century hence there w ill le a
niUion.
THE CHILDREN'S COLUMN'.
Ito Ilium.
'Well mot, my litdu mail!
Now tell iih!, if you cuu,
The voiy nk-i'M wny
To spend lliis long, dull ilaj."
Well, sir, my mother say,
Ol nil tlio pre lly wy
To miike a dark ilny bi ilit
'1'he lust is, jmt do r'i;ht!"
tannic' 1'nrly.
Pavy was a very pretty little boy
He had one fault, though; he was very
sottish. He did not like to share any
thing with his little brothers and sis
ters. One dav he went into the kitch-
en where his mother w as at work, and
saw on the lame a saucer ol jeii.
"Can I have that iellv?" asked
1 '
Daw,
, K.,i,i
' '
'Mrs. White sent it to nie,
lavy's mother. ".'She has company to
1 1 1 .1 11 I., ni,...
dinner, and made this jelly very nue.
Uut I don't care for it- so vou niav
inn. 1 uou i uirt lor 11. so you 111. ;
nae h, 11 you won 1 oe Mingy wim
11.,.. ...I, .1... u ... I. .Ill- !lll,l
-.I.. io"i K.nini v. j. ....
' '
, ,lU p;tlk. bothers and sisters to
, ,,,, Uim ,at .
"If I dividit with them thi-m won't
wont nut into the van I: lint ne ilia 1101
be a spoonful apiece, lie thought. It
is better for one to have enough than
lint-the hft. where hew assure no one
......I 11..1.L ..f 1 . .' i..r f,.r i.M.i 1
" ....... 1
.lust as he began to eat the jelly he
heard his sister Fannie calling him.
Hut he did not answ er her. lie kept
verystil1.
"They always want some of every-
thing 1 have," he said to himself. "11
1 had just a ginger-snap they think I
ought to give t In-lit each .1 pi ."
When th" jeiiy was all eaten and he
had scraped the saucer clean. Pavy 1
went down into tln barnyard and
played with the little white calf, and j
hunted for egg-, in the shed where the
cows were, lb- was ashamed to go '
int.. the h .use, f .r he knew he had ,
been very stingy about the jelly. j
"Oh. Pavy." said Fannie, running '
into the barnyard, "where have ymi
V()tl lM,.n t!lis lim
time 't We looked
,lw.rvw,R.r, f,.rVllll.
,..hat ,,,, v;, w.,ntr asked Pavy,
thinking that, nf course, his sister
would say she ha 1 wanted him to share
the jelly w ith h-.-r.
'Mother gave us a party." said Fan-
nit : "we had all the doll s dishes set i while the physician is coming, lie
out on the little table umb r the big , member the principle; the bite is the
tree by the porch; and we ha 1 straw
berries, rake, and raisins, .lust as we
s;i'. down to eat. Mrs White saw us
from tie- window, and she sent over a
big bowl of i.-c-cnam and some jelly,
bdt from the dinner; we had a splendid
time; you ought to have been w ith us."
Poor Paw! How mean he felt! lttit
he was well punished for eating his
jelly all alone. -'( l.itll, u $.
limply llmiitir.
There is an old tradition in the
I'nite I M ites Navy of a dispute be
tween representatives of Fngland and
Amer; -a over a bit of ground just
about as useless as the North Pole
would be. Two men of war. respec
tively Fnglish and American, met
many ears ago. among the smith Sea
Islands. Vulcanic eruptions in that
locality were rite and the navigators of
vessels hanllv dared to close their eves
at ni
shoal
d for f.ar of new reefs and J
iiu.earing. regarding w hi. h the ,
charts were literally "at sea
in the neighborhood thau the Fnglish I uu'"'" i,n" len ""'"M lU'T- tlle
one, and therefore her skipper knew I si,l,'s tapering to prevent the weight of
something of the marvellous t rn ks : l,,B fn,lt I''" too heavily on that
which the land ec. asion.illv plaved. j ,w ith' The grapes should be ban
Hence l.e was not at all surprised to ,,U'a lls little iU l'"'1'1''; they are
discover one dav. looming up before 1 in ,hu l",x,'s 1,3 l'h.'ked. and not
him an islaul. where according to all 'I'stur'.ed again for several months,
accounts there should have been open j lMfin """"'-hately stored, in col, dry
sea. Tne Fnglishman sighted the land : "'llars "n,il the ,"1,rkot 'tsthe grow
at the same time, and in a few im- j tT f 'ntil January or February,
merits a well-m inned .utter shoved ..IT . Thrv are ,h,!n in b,,w
from his ga igwav aud pulled for the ! f,,r,'nt the market may demand
shore. The American captain like- "hipped in cases,
wise sent a boat, and a lively race en- Tho ri,lt "ulst bo riI,e- mrfectly
sued to see which should first reach the
land.
As the Fnglish boat got into shallow ! SKln an" a repuiauon ior Keeping, i a-
waterher oiU. er j ped overboard and ' taw,,a nn 1 Isabl'lla re g.Hxl keepers,
was followed bv some of his crew, who ' 1,l,t tho-v are t" li,te in riI'n'g for
splashed up to the beach, llv the time ! n,ost "hties. Agawam. SdWm, Lind
the American boat had landed, the an'1 ,,iau;l "'' ter. Concord is
Fnglish tlag was Moating from a boat- j n,,t ''""si.lered a good keeper, but can
hook stuck up for a staff, and a red- ofu'a ,,e kerl until ''ruary. When
coated sentry was calmlv walking to nt picked the house .filar isthec.M.l.
and fro beside it. The Fnglish cap-' e!t I,,at' the far,"l'r hiW 80 l" them
tain then sent w.,rd over to the Amer- J th(-re- A ,he si'n vances and
i. an vess A that he had taken posses- the cclliir re tl,,seJ. t,le vi
sion of the island in the name of the ! ,ar ,,ecolnM to war,n- No fruit houM
king of ;reat liritain. The American . keI,t in ,he lmm celUr then' As
captain, however, claimed first dis- i tne cold weath Monies on place the
coverv. anl sent back a counter-mes- ! baskets of Kral,,8 ,n a room wLere
sage that the island belonged to the the-v wiU be kel't as c"l 03 r'be
people of the United states. Before . and win n,,t frvve' an'1 where U is not
morning a storm arose, and both ships
worked hard to keep off the lee shore,
but when day broke, there was no lee
shore to avoid. The island had gone,
and with it tlag and sentry. A con
vulsion similar to that which raised it
above the sea had caused it to sink
again, and two astonished captains
might have been seen navigating their
vessels over its former site, vainly
searching for the beautiful island
w hich each intended to present to his
grateful country, and thus secure to
himself imperishable renown.
Ex-Senator Sharon pays one per cent,
of all the taxes collected in San Fran
cisco. Judea pitch, which is found floating
on the Pead sea, is Rn excellent fuel
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
Accidental I'olaoniuc.
All dread being poisoned: few know
wdi.it to do when poisoned. Even well-
ci iio.it.. i . . I ..r v,Q
educated people are ignorant of the
niiiioiesi, auuuoies lor venomous uu:
or poisonous draughts. A writer in
or poisonous draughts. A writer in
UnlC Journal of Health states two IPt youth like the e.it;le, nnd junt as Hjon I mom rii c l!s thnu auv etlxr one Hi rut
J I ss I get rich I'm goiiii; to biiv her a win-i Tlicir lr.-t apv-iench should bo cuiefully
ideas which if remembered would save ,er h'me ,(inn ifu rn?(, prvi.,, Wn ,ra...
many lives. He says: nmt pinenpi.lii, and biit.ann. nd eo-I it iswi.tom I iippfnr in print and I fhould
ii you nave swauowcil a poison,
.. i,,,,!,.,. i i ...-. n 1
whether laudanum, arsenic, or o her .
poisonous drug, put a tablespoonful of
' ' j
ground mustard in glass of water,
cold or warm stir and swallow utlicklv. I
ion or warm, stir ami sw. now ,ukmj. j
Instantantumitlir I ia eontellt.s of til),
..,..,. ...: thrilll. , u.,w.
StonilU 11 w HI Ue thrown up, not allow-
i jn jj, t),)isonoU!, subUance time to bo
. .. ... ... ,
absorlte l and taken into the Ulooil.
'As soon as vomiting eeaes. swallow
the w hite of one or two eggs, for the
i.
r1M f .,n i,T.,ni,in r inv sm ill nor-
J"lrI,,)u ani.lgoniillg I"'r
tj(in (if ,,,, whit.,, Inav have been
, ,
j(lfl i,,,,,,), j4lt tu nMder remember
tho t,rin whi
' .
ieh is to get iho
. ' ... ,wii,i
at soon as possinie.
pots m out of you at soon as
im .1 ., .. ... ..1 , . '
1 iieie are uiner iiiings w men 11111 ni.ni,
Mrve ,,s a m,v ,;,,,, ,,t tlie
vunti,K0 , mmnl is it j, ahv;lvs on
1 ... 1 . . . ; . . 1 .... 1
l"'""u"ll"l,""m''"""TO
any after m-dical elT. cts. The use of
.,,, !,;. ,.f .... .. ,io.t ...itiiniiuh it
111es a larger 111 uoer iiihii auv mini
,..,, m.. ...,., 1,1.. itt in. '
. n ' ' , ,
iiijj iaien uie miliar 1 or egg, semi ior
physician; these are a Ivised in order
to save time; as the delay of twenty
mmt,.H often causes death.
The same writ- r a Ids the following
us(,fi information:
Cures ol bites and stings: Almost all j
these aro desinrtive from their acid j
nature; eoiise.pi -nily the cure is an
alkali. Spirits of hartshorn is one of j
,ne strongest, anl is kept in almost
eVery household, an 1 you have only to
pur sim. ,,t jn a tea-cup nnd dabble
jt n with a rag. lielief is immediate,
jf y0 mve not liartslmrn. then saler
;,tuS is u suitable alkali. Lvery cook
jn tm. ltw ,.s ser.itus, and w o are
,i.aily rating; ourselves into the grave
by its extravagant usethe me of half
a thimbleful a week is extravagant.
Moisten it with wiiter and use us in the
case of hartshorn. r, pour a t"a-cup
of boiling water on as much wood
ashes, stir it and in a few mouientsyoii
will hav e an alkali. The lye of the
ashes will answer a goo I purpose
acid, th" cure is a-i aUali. Have we
not before now looked with wonder on
the old n .'gro who ran out when the
w asp's sting iii.nl ; us "holler," caught
up "three kinds" of wee Is, rubbed iho
part well, and in live minutes we were
happy. Hut why "three" kinds of
weeds ? The old man would tell vou
that three and all its multiples were
"magic" numbers. The fact is you can
scarcely gather upthre.' kin Is of plants
anywhere, one of which will not have
more or less of alkali in it.
Hun le Preserve Hipp (iraprs.
liuryiiig in jars, waxing the ends of
each duster, wrapping in paper, using
cotton, or sawdust, are variously a 1
vised for keeping grapes, but all these
methods are too fussy, complicated and
unnt ssary. (irapes will, without
special treatment, keep about as well
as apples, if the temperature is conl
""S" noi 100 tiamp or ury. At
"llr rrat vineyards the gnq.es are
gathered from the vines into keeping
boxes about three feet long, eighteen
ripened grai.es will not keep by any
method. Select kinds that have thick
dry. If there should be danger of
frost throw a heavy blanket over a
pile of the baskets. The grapes w ill
stand considerable ( old, but will not
endure warmth, (irapes in winter are
a great luxury, and withal healthful
and appetiing.
A Derided Decline.
"Ah, Aristophanes, I dou't see Miss
Arethusa on the street any more."
-Xo?"
"I used to s e her w ith you a great
deal."
"Yes V"
"Is she well'r"'
"She has gone into a decline."
"Xo, you don't say?"
"Yes?"
"How t"
"Peclined to have anvthinar more to
' do with me."-.Vtc,'(;W Trucetltr
Kill Ai'i on the Comforts of a Homo.
V i v., . ..n.l !,.-;.
ie nain nnd having;
uood time foiling mv wife nnd chihfrmi
..11 w -.J i. J
nil aboi n tiir journey n.l what n good
, tilT' 1 !' smoinr th.e noblo people,
1 x"d how 1 tuft eld chooinale and old
( imny . nn l , ff , ,(iur m)d
jounger. tind now I nm going lo get -Mrs.
Arp off to Florida, where ,he can renew
Arp off to Florida, heiv.he can renew
commo. mm i- u,. ni., nun (um,i, nun
aunimer home mvm up hi re among the
m,mMlt. ., i 1 ,-A; , . 1 nd palace cr,
i,etWlTn .i,r ,,, :m, fi,o imU nver the
iiriwirn iiii ih.,iiiuimih m mrrim
line nnd plenty of money uf both ends of
1 ,,li,,k W,,"M like tlmt. nnd with
f mimf,r,M1)l
, . , . , , r
-ni i i . i" , l i, i
think she would be happy. It is pod
fr man or woman to leave home ocea-
MimallT nnd be prtte.J and mm bed up
. . . , , , .. , .'.
iioroau aniontr Mitunii :niu hjciiii, .nei
:,:..,. fn hem to come hick ucim 1
1 11 ik goon lor un in in cum n.n k .11.1101 1,
nnd r-t and enjoy the j n i.-t and pence ol I
' familv tireside. siul hied in lie' miii-
, , . , f ., i..v ...l n,w .,t
J ' , , , , r
,10,IH:- 1 l,k' ' '"u '" n ' ""
. (,,,1 bless our home-- and prntect them
from iitv ami rli-t it-. t til . him trom lire
I and Kword.- Atlanl'i tVtiMitutioii.
nnrr liliiua.
M,, y McH. ,h. I'm-k- Lxprc- Of
fiec, Denver, ( ol,,, Wi cu.,1 by St.
Jacobs Oil i f 1111 cxihh i.uing pain 111 th
neck, nnd nlso tooth a, he. One applies
tipn )tid the work,
: - --
lie M as a Policeman.
Oh, pH. I hi rcV an iiwful li::ht
round
h
"Yea." "-aid bo. indilT'-renHv
"And on Man has chewed the ether"
cur off."
"Ye."
"And the oilier nun lei
-hot .IT his
pi-to and killfd it babv."
I 'nor bid.v '." yaw tied pi.
"Ain't vou g.iin' round there
"l'n -1 nllv ." it plieil pa.
In 11 short time t m rv bin
becfinie
iC' t. iiinl )i:i nisln 1 frantically (invalid
the corner mid 111 11 -I' d nn eld v ou as for
helling inatcln without a licene,
I 'a :s a policeman.
"i-nvi ti. i: t oviri.uNT
Pit. R.V. 1'ii-iicn. KolTalo, N. V., One ..
I write to tell you v. hat our "Favorite l're
aerii'tion'' l a done f..r mo. I had hien n
Kivat Mitferer from femnle roini'hiints. ea
I'l'cinliy "ilmguiiu' do-, n." for over ix vcars
during tnuoli uf the timn unable to work. I
1 pnid out Imiulinlx ol iloila: - without rmy
benefit tilt 1 took llm e l olili -nf the' Favor
ite IVeserii ti ut." and I never had anything
do me u iniieli u mil ill my life. 1 ailvi-e
cvr-rv sick lady In take it.
Miis. K.MlI.y 1!!...S. MeHrid.j. Mich.
Charley herv'n the dvor iiuick l'u ia
iuttiiij on his heavy bocts.
Voting nnd iniddle-aged men anfferitii:
from nervous delnl'.ty. rcm."ture uhi .'ii-e.
loss of memory kimlre l syim.toins, slioiu.l
semi three tin.s for I'.-irt II of aiii liU ts
issued hy Wmu.i.'s li-riNs.i.Y Msi'H.vi.
AbStH'IAHoN, Ruibdn, N. Y.
Voting olid old u'e
tu'ativii iu life.
-the ullirn;R'ivi.' mid
Till- OU.VI) C ANNOT Hi: HAI-i:i. , ltou; . I wearlno B or mill. Mi
nor if your hui'-are bndly wasted away ran ,,.,., n;u n well 11 an. and wlmllv throiii;h
you be cured by the utf of Pr. I'n rot ,'s t h -iiihti.-n. e of II. V. ni rer A: t'o.'s Ti''
"Golden Medieid Discovery." It in, how. 1 1 ei n-i'ler lliis ivini'.ly n taking llm
ever, iiiieiiUiilUd ns 11 toiiir, ulu iativo 1.1nl 1 j ,..t . ssib rank in the tn atmenl r f
nutritive, nnd rendily etirin the most .ibnti. f,iiM n- 11 n-kisl bv d' bihty. i. ni of a:'
nte ruses of bi'oiu luti, coughs, .'.i!i!i, and iji,. ai.dnll other sviniiton i't 'jtoii-.a.-h aal
incipient coiifimi tioii. for r-uri :i-iutr m ell!
caey cod liver oil. Send two .-!aiu for lr.
I'ioree'is pnnil'hlet on tYini-'.uni tion nnd Kin
dred Aff.etion.s. AiUlress Woiii.i.'h Dimt.n
haiii Miliicvi. AsKoci a noN. liallalo, N. V.
Iiitellionee is nt n discount. I have beju
rxctivd from the be.-t Ituicli in a Miii.uiaiy
uinnuer.
l'ure blood is per feet hi nil!). T'so .snan-i.
bm .Viri'idi . the re-'iilt Is certain, '. e. henlth.
Mrs. (Iilena Miir-liall, of (iranby, I ., say.:
"Nihki' "if u .Si'i'i iae cured me of i p lepsy,"
Tbi'unniifln I ion 'I'haen iiiiN.
Tlie proptii'iors of tho v.. rid reieiwni d
Cnrl oline tho tiiitnral Hair liesiorer in ver
put up ti f-tli.iu l.iv allelic at time. 'I h s
vives but an idea of i; iniineuM' iU m uni.
Lyon' PiiteiitlloclSiilTciier.tlieotily inven
iouthnt mr-kesolU boots at hii.uylit n.s lu-w.
Forporo feet, awollen joints, "prain. corns
or bunions, uho M. l'atrick'B Salve.
The Frner.le Hrenw. i
Isthe IwRt in tho market. It is tho mot
economical and eheni est, one boi laMin ns
long ns two of any other. One treason: will j
Inst two weeks. It received tirst premium at
the ('.'iitenr.ial and Pari repositions, and.
mednls ut vnno'.n Mate r airs. Huy uootlit
Prevent malarial n'taek by inviu'oratiiu- j
the liver with Ur.Sanford's I.iver uivie,,ralnr '
rile.! I'lleo! I'ilei! '
Sure cure fur Uliud, Hlei diin; and Itcliiin?
Piles, t Ino box ba cured worst cases of '.M ;
years Mnicliii),'. No oiih need Mifh-r live 1
mimites nfier usini; William's Indian Pile ;
Hlood Umtiiii'iit. It absoibs tumors, allay
ilchins. nclHii poultice. t;ies in-tant ulief. ,
Prepared only for Piles, Itching nf private
t'levelaud U.
Paris. Jl al lea ior n. rwin-i .n.u. u,
Millions huve died with Brieht's kidney
disease and rlinumat c diseases. Ir. I.lniore
is the first to do-cover a cure. Hi has trealed
thnnsnnds with his liheiiinntine-Uoiitnhiie
and never lost a case. It always c.11 oa.
After Three Pnrs.
Mr. CnABt is XV. Mobhis, "Kngla" off.r,
Fittneld, Ma-s., writes. Mny "fi, IsHt: For
several months my wife's iiiothor (Mn. Amy
Boy re 1 had b. en in a very rearious condi
tion with dropsy or BriRht's tli.-easa of the
kidneys, and havnm u-ed nil methods nnd
measure for her restoration in the line of
treatment by our leading physicians, and
having failed to benefit I er, her faintly de
s I 'in red of rieeing her relieved, nnd irnve her
Dp to die. llappeiiiiift to run neross the ti -tiuionyof
a Mrs. Dawley, who had been cure 1
of similar sickness by n-init II. nil's Kemetly,
w at one procured n bottle of it, and com
menced giving it as ilin clod. After usitu; it
three daj s she was so far improved tint she ,
could get from her bed to Her ehnir without j
assistiinoe in c .rcuinal'itice Unit had not hap- .
lened for months.. 1 r.-vious to lakim; it
she was troubled more
mi tl. mhnwl
!e8 with short
breath, rennirinif a coniiniiaus fannma
keep her alive. This irrndnally improved as
we oontinned the use of Haul's Kemrdy, and
on the fourth bottle she whs able to sot np nil
day. ishe was bloated terribly in both limbs
and body upward to the luns. The tenth
day the bloating left her bowels, nnd nowsho
is noi swollen above the knees, tier kidneys
were very t ad at the time, discharges heintr
of a bloody character and eiiiitPntf a sioken
irifr odor. I ran say that the change in her
rase has been wonderful, and Hunt's Keuiedn
has workel a miraole in her."
Hew lo stburlrn Life.
Tlie receipt is simple. Vou have only to
akea violent cold anl lu'o- it. Ab-r-nethy,
the great English sure n, nsk- d a
la ly who told him she only ha I a cuh.
" What would you have.' Th" p aue " He
ware .. f "only coughs." The worst eas
ran, however, b-i c.itjI by Or. Win. Halls
Balsam for the bun?. In whooping ooukIi
ml croup it iimnediate'y a lays irritation
and in lure to prevent fatal tormina' ion of
the disease. S-d l by druggist.
MiimiAK's riPToNizcD TOKto, the only
pri'psrsuon of bt-el containing itsrtilnv ihi'i i
tious profifrliet. Il coiiiains lIisl'inUn.--,
force vDiTtinnnd life-susteining pruM-ni...
iuvalasble fur iiubKestioii, ilysi.i'nua, iipivoiis
priMtratinn, nd all forms of Ki-uirai dt-laiiiy.
also, iu all enfoehlt'd conditiniia, h tlior the
result of eilisustion, nervous prostralinu, i.vi-r-work
or acute ibwaae, articu.arly if n-sultain
from pulmonary complaints. V. cil, Hazard
Ca, Propnelors, New Vork. bold by drutfuu..
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is convenient
to on Mtd to oarry wutin on journey-
HYPOCHONDRIA.
le .'liMerions Fleme.it la inn Jilod ilml
,i Aimm aai.c Aiircbcualou W bat Art
ran? rninra ir.
I If Mil lauvr uriuiv a iTunimrnt M'leil-
f,t ,(1.rhf, 0 lhtcl unjve,r.l iu,.V)r.
,.,
' ve
,
tine, lew iiftiiiie no neo iroin ine flu-
si nj- rvili wlileh livtwelionuTift brin a.
'lieyrnnioata.il I'.tnvs onil arc fed by I lie
vr rv flatr.o wli ll tl.ov tlieiwolie Mf.it,
d i,v i-.rcs.nt d'wnlcr and brow about
nor an m now tun i not oaiirro mjo r in
i l s-tsMoii of tiu'lw. tho rovclntinn of wlileh
I ' 1' inwiimab:. v,U t, many who
",ny ":vo Miue h" r,.'n tr-v
i x, enriici. Fur ninny VfUm I was eoii-
i M.j, , ,,f n want nf iicrro tone. My
, maul tcjiird :uKvih ami 1 folt a c r a n
faiiuic rt in my r.aturnt eon.Uti..:, of i-
tel iv-lcn n -ntppnu. aetJvliv nn,1 rl-n- I
i l'"'"ia i, th na.i o y in bulinnln-
I ,iHTnli!o mimlr of ot. cr rcpla fwl. who
I lii. mvn-if aro i li.va:n!lv b fow n r. but !ik
; tlioiis.in.l!" of nilior 1 iniil iM atteiitii.ii to
. lie-, nnnvvitw tnaib-es. nt-rilmtimr tln-m t .
i ... . 7 .7... -.
rn 1 "' ULU 1 " V. P a ' 101 .
ml ik j ,.,., which would fir the time ii
vipcin'e an I ii-l:ne my wmriiuvs,
, After a Icle tli otnnulants 0 miiiptiee.1 to
il'shjf.eo with my ttoicncli. mv wcniin. . in-
! and I 1U cm,.!.,! t., r,..-t to
oil r uic-.m tod id t-fiirf. If a phvsieio 1 I
: M if. rin l.e invail. b y inl'a 1 in'ilu'i' bysl-
. riait m piiei u nr in m. in ne eiiiiimt t.i
! ,'.:,,;s 11 "". 0 :l nn; I e l!-.l ai.hya
Kin i.k,I he nhistil me to t-v n lit !u rhe.i.l-
e:.l fi dl, .rnliolt'e of livi ntihnsiilintes.
i I' elt twu or llu co tou! of i he cUptnl
c 1 fond with no cp ni ent lm flt. My
' In-otu o and Iniltsi ooiti It eonird to
! nii-ua e, mv food disivcwtsl nie. 1 mfrro1
1 tne ii iiouralie ) u ns In illiVrrpnt part nf mv
' b 'lly. mv naecV Ihvd.ii. hoik, my t oweli
I Here em s ipatwl. ftnd my prrw rctfurii eov
!.iy woie ii.it .-rv IVlorinp. I KtnNil my
i a' i loan I her i liv si.-n-i, n id hialvi-ol me
to Ifl'e' live lo l.'ll I'ri.p.of .Milieu le' lation
i if inoi'i hit:e. two or 'In-, e tiire a day. fur the
j tt'iikiu s n t iie-tre s in mv stouuieli. un 1 a
I l.aie 'ii: inerv i tin r ll ti'nl to n luno tin. cvei
I -lil'iit oa. llm tin rplimn ueihleyl Mieli a
ih. thly inuve.'i iliat I .null ll it ta'.o it. Hit. I
itli" b ii" i:l fa-'.e.l to lelieve my const ii at mn.
In Mi.s i on .i;ii si I ins el in ni' yn vrar,
vvh .1 y imi I or bai..e s, li;i the ofi it to
t i .U Wii it :.sen as mi I iniiiful. My b'oi'l
I Ii" nine iai oveii l;isl. d I fuffeiv.l fmin
it:i" I r.-'ii w illi nn ny iliiu ; si'ii e nf misei v
and p ..' I al a r li. -n. .11 nf coining v.l. "I
I ! s!i J lei 11 j.-ii s end wis Irniib ed with
i iiio.-.il.ii' net 011 if lie In art. a eon-tHiiily
:.- iii Ii ci 11 It mi nn I tlie nio.-t pei tie at .11'
tMituies 111 11 y n. 11 n -h. liVin-: for ilny- on
ii. -e water nnd vuu', and. indmil, the iiies
j ti'.e HIM t:oll.-.: eie.e I In In- I'lllil'lv lU'itt lived.
! was rn mill ti nt vv Inle in this e. 11 htio-t
I .flioal i I eon e liyn i Imiiih ii al ni:d to .rfnl
ui:.st:in of nil i'atiiii'1 011 im ca-maiil y
1 ret ento 1 tlieai- lriv, I t-Xi-rii ttr' il nn in-
' intinl le ites ii- f. r flee , but on retiring
. Id lie nvvuku bin Ii-iijj liltiv tnriil'-lited
, Hi'h v libie I letleeli .us, and vvhen lit lit I
il il in I ato 1111 ii'ie.iy -am U'l'i.f short ilurn
1 1011, it was .1 1 1 r I I by In rrnl ilruims. Ju
tlii.- 01 if 1 1 1 ;n:i I il teriienc I to ta'a' a trip to
1 tiro'. hat in 1 Ho of all the uttent o: of
pl.vsi. iiiusnn I ilnn.oof mvho an I cl mate,
I (Lit lint :ni rove 111 d 8ot'eUii iipi homo with
; 1 artl'Iy I.. 1 f ton- aam l'U a! lo to
leavo tile house.
I Ameiip: the mniiori 11 . ft 1 11 Is that 1 ailed
on mo was . r.o ila ha 1 Uk-ii a'tii.-tnl Rome-
I whn: sinciarl'. t 1 my elf. bat vvlio liml Ix-on
, n-t.'i.d to KiiVi t I i all It. lon lii?i rniiiest
t'f ou.meii' a! on I I 0 1111 the muiio tlTamient
! he bail eo '-'iiyed, bill wat'i litllo Iiojio of
Ii - n' b"i cliteii At lir-t I experienced lit t "o.
if 11:. v. re i. f, i.vi-l't that it did not .11-1 nws
my i.t. mach as o'.Ih r r. 11ml.es 1 r even fond
hii.l U i.e. I n..n:iiui'"l it.s use, liowover. and
: u t-r tin third botilu i.mel u ninrko.!
iiliniiK'o fir tin belter, and n alter
the bll.eiitli I o tic I 11111 linpiy to Unto
: ll.nt I mn n a'n ab to A'toi d to U1V profc-
f..-i. mil i n'i.s. I
l Will, iintuiiiK itu
..... tin I . n t . a r...-.l ill.V til ll ll.
lilileslive llh .i-.l 'is.
ova rn liclliiil'K'
v Miiivior to tho
toll cs. bittern.
i.ialilvsrei'sia c iros rf the
!ny. and isceitnin
t. b - : o ne..ianvle.Ui-d by ti e al
univ.-r-
ml' -. rh"iiiii.; ".' Ifi'i.e to .lay lire cull -
t 1 1. 11 (it.ire i;rave Wltll lllis.i .. Il.'lls .li--las.-
. ll.nt 1 have oh .ve .1. ci 'ti'd. and to ail
m.i h I would mri ' ! not let y. uri;... d
-.aini. ut Ik' (.'i.vi me I by jour i rejiidi. es.
but c'.ve the iih.n linn.. .1 reli.o !.V atairnnd
jnti. nt trail, nnd 1 Mi- vo y. u vvi I 11.-1 .oily
le ! nanle 1 by 11 puaict nsloialioa 10
le nit Ii. but y u will iil-o b caiiviiice.1 that
the 11 ed'.eal" I'lnfessiiill do s nut J. sis U'.
ti e I iiowadj;.' there is endiiacod 111 medical
teiiiice. " A. l. Hu u viti), M. D ,
CS Trtiui nt stieet, liwtoti, Mass.
k THE GREAT
KMAN RE
for. np-flLiir.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
i..h,n li-Lirhn Hrsdi h. Toolhache.
j Morc'i i,l.lnl.Nna'lllna.prntn.llruUrs,
uurn., nru..... .
.mi all nriii.a iiuuily riivit m nirs.
J1.I DiuiUiil le.r.nrrjll.r lilljCu-u. to UK.
.... . ... ... . .... ... en fn 10
liiTrtUuii. la 11 I "S '
Italuau., Id . I . &. .
A Watch Free
BEAD OUR CLUB OFFER.
ONLY $3.50.
Tli V'w Wai-rl.nrv Watch. Firm WitvUn. Nicklo
inii lw.iu", Jurj(-lfui wairtiintfj to k p pr-
lei'l llli.e,
'l iif W-ttt rt'iirj" Watch t'.miti ni n-li w wpn
tat 1011 fit in knttet.t I'lieiji wmth mtliu wti4;
11 ! mn' c if (r. iul.io tstr tjt ith-mi Inbuilt n
niti t r p.t !. t, I cirt'iuJ ttil itt I. ll rati 'H
U tirn with "ii.i wiii.tnikC. mi I trill lat 'or rnr.
'I hi. n th" I urint i r) lr.h. iii lli .r Witch, ihi
lil.-r.T -h, 11 o l ' Vth. tiia ch-l t.irl
Vtv h-lti ta. t. rvr,h Kti'n WaU'h.
a ricui f ..6M.y rfirisiTr-ci lwtr r m'nff
or.iiT, (In' Vuii will Urn forarJol hy iull, rvfisV
iTi I. t r nut-eta) wit Ii ffi it- D'cai(I.
IMTIAI. OI I-KK. tub of Hi. ONE
' a i mi Flli:Ktuitacur upuf thsciuh.
Ali p rwiU BoiMinn u rlun or fii ntinrv, i,iqir
ltu -1 i, wiilrtt-nn un uf tin's Utl inipruvva
W.tt. rlMirjr Wftirhff p Hti-n-'.
As iu f ur rttputaiuxi f r tlm(r what w we refer
tuthr i)til'hhT of ilui. iiaptr.
Il il TI ltl(K M:P.iPKK rxioN.
;IU .Nwrlb IIuU(Ih m., llHliiiuurr,
I CURE F9TSJ
'..in uU iti-i liftvn ihii ivu.t n (.'h ti. I iinviti a null
! Ciirurw. Iha- o i.tmln tttf dUi'Mt) vt KITS, Kl II.KPSlf
1 . 1 1 A l.I.TNti Ml KNtSHa tir l-.u.itu.ly. J warrant oif
1 1. nt.'dy to enr thd m.r caat &tru HltorH hava
u;ia l n r.ia'ii fr nt new reofU ug a cum. itcml a
: -.c-) t r a tn-. an4 a Krai B,.ttle uf mr Infant! io
I . .Ir titvti Kitr ftti.l frit n)oe. U cosl J"l
. I.v.lM:.r' ' :itrlHl, ttl Iwillruro j.-ii ft
1 4 utfia It. . feiHiT. ii'varim. ycvYuik.
$40
Nnwnrk. NVw Jets. P.ill. lis f..r
sraaunlra. Nati..nl .itrn. nlf
lar llii.iilsnl" II til.l M s ( ll.
lininitlrrr. B M W.h.liji.M p , Allanitl.a
a "tTiTfllCI malm Lnnhels ..f ni..n.'f afllinth
A III H I XI'Mli'-.iMeWoniliT Imiihi.I.-i. -t
rtUUlt 1 jjiuiit.svi: J l l. 'il'SHult,.!.,. .V.
In.lir.l .r C.KO. W. HYATT. Ill Nanav Ntniet. N. V
Asut walitf.1, Kinitlt Br.
, Wa.arlf, N.Y.
PHiKKIt PCI THBAI. will 1-lirM ifiiiir '
..ntl. Hnc HW
is beiu-r titan curf .loi.M. w
tlat-aiiiM ( "tih, wliooiiiu t.tiii, iMdrriiua,
h nrniLiri KKKK.
MtU
IHTPItPlfli
I v.lilion
'ClasiaH
Survival of the Fittest.
i FA HIT lIEDinr3 THAT ni8 ICAUSj
MILLIONS Ptr.lNB J3 IBAGS!
7nr.rnTTn
1 !.M r
x 11AL.11 i ott t:vi:itv woitiD of
MAN AXO HEAKTI
THECLDEOTtiOESTLIrlSMENT
EVElt MA03 n; AJTERICA,
SALES IiLRGSSTIIAII E7E11.
Thn Mio.m Jlnstamf I.tnlaiont brw
lx'eii known mr move thiol 1 liiity llvul
veai'if iih Tie. o .-..1 i-.tiaui-aiH, ior
Mini ani lleast. Ita Kll.Mlo.l-y are
larRer 1'iun evrv. Ii. oiirci nhon all
ut Itmsi fill, nnil oonutr-i! m i:!ii. tuailoti
uml noi'irlK, o Uto vsijr byuo, Sold
Vlllil.
II X V It
18 iffrrAILINO
AMI I.NKAI.LIRI.rt
m crnrxa
'h'ptleptH Fito,
I fyuitni, Falling
kUuek, Colivul"
S.ons K ' 1 1 " Dunce, Alcoliolisui,
Oplmn Tntintr, Pemlnnl Wcnkucsg, iui
puti'tiry, Syi'UlllJ, Scrofula, and All
j Nervous and Blood Diseases.
t.f "T Clerynien. I.nnyors, T.lier.iry Ilfon,
l.li re!iant., lia!:l.i rs. I .adieu and ell whoJ
i ilent.irv eiiiploviiieiit 1 aiie. Ncrvniia I'm.
trHtimi, ln-i'r'iiarilies i f tiie blood, btoinaeh,
b owi'la or kidneys. r v. !... re j'llro a r.crxa
( uiie. ;ipiot i.-r.r stitiiitlaiif . h-mi-urttanAmp
l. If I. iin.ilu:iiie
C17-Tle
pro. laii'i it
Wonderful l.iv'-j-i
am ia;,i .-.. riu, .,111- r UC D V E 1
ItiuDR S.A fiiCHMONO.
rioters. Si. Joseph. Mo. v
Caafl. N. L'ritfriiUui, A'fiil, Hcvf VorU. C3)
fi.t' Ilt'tttiWlt fvf
rr .mpt ati'l r (Beirut
li.niM U -iM rmoHI
ir Jnlycr rng mnrm
inii-'Tr. a ml of
lit".. i. trt t .r'
M. m i li It i iti t.i4
r'.l- f in tlfllf uJ
1 V m fl ,1 I r
Iir it ti.ir ij of ll
ptf i.-irarh Nll1 birl,
iiit! r al t'v-r; h?l
('liiptniiit, d Ullit.v.
r li ti ui n firm n J
i"l-' i 1 1 ttlttl AM
l', T..n:l.l' coqtwr
( I v tn-. utrxinpttrc.
If" ' .ii. I. t"f- rmllw
rv.. ni.'.f .. tnl ..ff
K 4 .r Up I it ik jtitlljr
I t ' '1 hp tin pur
i l ilil'I llloft -it'Hirt'-
liot.;..Mr.'iii.l. ut nn
c'.t-i. I -t nle ly
f,!l UriiM ( ou
r.nrrtl rl
m.t , T f - l l"' B'l 0r
I , l-.lli- "t 1 IIK .'HI'
.!. : ,.. .1- .1 In illllllcil
! I. 1. Ill . -iirr-l v,...r
l-ij'i. iiii. . I naii tun
,t . i" ni I. nail .11 l"
f I -e. ... iial w.l. Tub
. .-. t 1, .... . !."( la.v
a f.T a var.
ii... 1 f. ii.i,. ii..: r ii. 1 . .- i'.i -i ! rtl iiion..y.
I.i.ri n inii-ri- In- I . "' '.- 'i.l n.l e-
l. .t. .ln..ri. . s.ina .- r:. ! A 1 1 '"'
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