t'OK THE IMK.tt AD HOME.
t nre for Warla.
Warts on cows' tents are nomctiuies
difficult nf cure, but have lieun remov
ed by applying once a day a liuiuaeut
composed of t'iii;il parts of sweet oil
and Kpirits of turpentine. Follow up
the applications lor several weeks if
necessary. Should the teats lieconio
sore have cots made for them and let
t hem he worn constantly except at
milking time. It is said that by
touching the tops of warts with a
very little muriatic acid night and
morning for several days a painless
cure can bo effected. This is danger
ous to handle, however, ami should be
kept in a gloss Lottie provided with a
ground glass stopper. It can be ap
plied with the tip of ft small feather.
Great care should be used not to let
the arids touch any other parts than
the warts, and the bottle containing it
should be kept out of the reach of
children. The oil and turpentine, is
much the al'er remedy. j
Tlir Ileal t'eeil for Pin.
, The best feed lor weaned young
pigs is potatoes boiled and ma-died in j
the water in which they are boiled. ;
thickened with barley meal. This is
given in reasonable unati it iesand not j
to overfeed the pigs. A young pig of
20 or ;10 pound needs no mme of this
food than a pound a day, with a pint '
of skimmed milk. It is al' outlier
wrong to give the pigs so much fo.ul:
that they cannot hold any ni.ri This ;
repletion leads lo indigestion and pi" i
duces staggers arid paralysis of the
hind cjiiarters. black teeth and "(her
supposed ailments follow fr.no lhe.Ii--ordered
stomach. It i.i easy .i in
crease tie' food It' found lleie sarv, Imt
not to remove the injury done by tru
ing too much. Ai the pig -rows very
fast the food needs to be ltu'rc.l-eil ill
proportion. The i"" ii'iiiinl '.' in.iiitlis
old pigs are never overfed. I ill are
fed just enough and no iiine. r a
oiii'-pound pig 1" pounds i f dry lunl
is ample lor olio day's feeding -
Yor'i Tim- I
Itisti Unit i ii v Urn Manure.
The dro pings from the hen root s
are a very -tliuul tticg lertili 'er when
rotted sufficient ly to go into lim; pow
der. This can in small amounts be
applied in contact with seed, and if
fine enough may be drilled with it. A
very good practice is to mix hen ma
nure with the commercial fertilizers,
specially boiie dissolved in sulphuric
acid. There is usually some tree acid
in the ph".-pha'c, w lib h readily com
bines with the introgi-u ui the Inn
manure. it ashes are n-,;, in this
mixture it should be only when the
seed is about to In veie.l. We lire
put dry wood ashes in tin-drill vv.lh
hen manure an I phosphate, an t believe
it a good practice. The a-bes clean
the drill from sticky ph"-phute. and
though there is iiiie smel' "t amnion
in, indicating its loss, yet tlo'ieislhe
satisfaction of Kiewin that the ashes .
are in contact with manure under the
soil, where no loss of ammonia can
occur. Tln very reasons why ashes
and inaniiHM should never be com
posted together above L'rotin. I furnish
arguments to placing 'hem in contact
with each other under the surface. ,
Ciitimt.jr.
1'iirasttli 111. en. r hi l.nml'H
Lambs are subject to a parasitic
disease which is always fatal to them
if neglected II is known among
shepherds by the suggestive nam s of
"pining" and "paper skin." and by
veterinarians as "ao iiuia," or want of
blood. It is caused by a t bread worm,
which exists in the lungs and air
passages, and interferes so much with
the breathing as to prev nt the due
:cration of the blond, an 1 the nece -sury
supply of this vital iluid. The
consequence is that the red globules of
the blood are lacking; the bloo.l is
pale, and the growth of the animal is
arrested. The skin appears w hite and
thin, like paper, and th" young iea
tures are weak and pine away gradu
ally for want of adequate nutrition,
and finally die. A similar parasite
produces the disease in caives, know n
as "husk,'' or "boose." It allect.s
Iambs that grae in pastures with old
sheep; calves are troubled which arc
fed with the cow, or upon hay Irooi
liehls where older animals are pastured ,
and young chicks which run upon
ground bulled by the hen-, are apt to
get the gapes. To prevent it. (Ins
chief cause is to be avoided, while to
cure it. the usual and elleetlve remedy
is to give binail, repeated doses of
turpentine. The following mixtuie is
recommended: To one ounce of nm j
lasses, or linseed oil. add one-fourth of
an ounce of spirits of turpentine. :
tthake well together, and give one j
teaspoonful to each lamb early in the ;
morning. For a calf, one t ablespoon- '
ful should be given an hour before
feeding in the morning, and die drop
may be given to a small chicken. The
eriuedy should be repeated for a;
week or ten days, as it is necessary ;
that a Hiillicient quantity of Die tur
pentine should be given to secure its I
escape through the lungs of the
animal by exhalation. Aim rinm '
Ayriiiiltiirist. '
tm I'riiflr Mall rrrnt f
,,,,, . . j
If it is (rue, as most nnii ti.ssert 1
that all aniiunls must have crude salt !
us jmrt of their rations, and it is a ;
fact that all must admit that it is '
extremely hard to (Ind even salt water :
inland, then why did not all (he wild
nilliiiuls or most of them ciovvd to (he
seaW, wherothejr could get a t
of salt water when needed. The "salt
licks" were visited, It Is said, by those
animals that could reach them, and
many persons contend that the neigh
borhoods of these "licks" were always
crowded by these animals; and yet we
do not learn that the seashore was a
sort of "t'oney Island" for wild beasts
in the early days when our forests
were overrun w ith wild animals. On
the contrary, there were probably a
dozen deer on the prairies of the West
to one in the woods of New Jersey or
Maine in those days. ISison, the
largest of our wild animals, preferred
the open plains of the West, without
salt but more grass. Fishes in fresh
water seem to nourish ipiite as well
as those that enjoy the salt of the
ocean, lias it ever been proved by
experiment that horses and cows really
suiter or fall off in lb-h w hen de
pnved of salt, when 1 I ordinarily
mixed rations. What pro. i is there!
that crude salt is necessary or even
good for domestic animals under or
dinary treatment, Mr. Hlodgett, of j
('liaiituii'pia County, N. X, tried
laisuig hunches of calve; with and!
w ithout salt, and his neighbors de-j
led, without knowing which were!
the salt-fed, that the lot not receiving
the salt was the better of the two.
This was probably only a coincidence,
but at the .same time it goes pretty far j
to prove that it is at least a u-elcss
Ii hie andepen-e to fed crude salt
t- calves. The man who trusts his
a innals to the i are of ordinary hired
help often ii-i!s that the s,:lt business
has been ernsdy neglected, an I yet lie
apparent harm has leu done. At
least that has often been "in epri
iiue. We believe in mixing salt with
the mixed ration, o iiimU" it tnnr"
pal.i'able. but that has nothing to de
with feeding crude salt to "v and,
alt'-r ail, is it not simply a stimulant
to make them drink icre water, which
does not add to the mliiier, of (ht
ni'lk. .1 "i i ' 'i i :,)n-i a.
ll'tii-i loil l Mini
To retted e tarii'sh (Vol
-ih er, use
a s .lotion .. borax or soda.
To brighten a - inc b it li t a!,, throw
in a handful "t salt, wet w it 'i v nngar,
and scour with a Manuel do h.
The crease that runs frmu a coose
whet1 i".s!iuc; should always I ,. kept,
as it is particularly good to dies -pm
aeh with.
To set colors in blue cambric, dip it
into a solution of saltpetre, using two
or three cents' worth to , pnliulof
wafer. lit vvi'l injure the fabric.
ever place tre-h eggs ' m ar I, il l.
fruit, i heesc, ti,h, or otto r articles from
which any ".! u' arises. The jgs arc
extreme!;, active us n!.. t lung p iv..r.
and in a Verv -Inu't tune tln-v are eon-
tainmati d bv (he partn-,
,f ob
its
in then inighborho ad, by which the I
peculiar and exquisite ta-t.. ,, a new .
laid egg is . lest roved.
1 1.. ..
I'.reak v i
1'.
ur egg int
bu'tere.;.
f boibn-
a teacup jreviollsly well
stand it into a frying ) an
water up to the middle of the cup; as
.soon as the white hard' ns it is ih.ne.
put a knife gently around the edge and
slip (lie egg on to a plate, it is ra'ln r
more trouble to dress them this way,
but repays you well, as they cine out
nice and compact and do 'i"! b "k si
ragged as w hen biokeu into th- pan
of w atei . the usual mi ib' ol cooking
-in.
'
thin
I'-.t-il-. P,U
raw potatoes, put
and -In v cry
in Very cold
water
water
ind rinse in sevei.il different
, then let tlielll remain ill ice
water an hour or more. I ry them in
a towel; have a kettle of hot lard, put
in a few at a tune and try a light
brown, stirring oeea.sioualh , then
drain and sprinkle with salt. The lard
must be very hot at first, hut ,fo not
let them eet too brown betore thev
ben
une cri?
A line Wire basket.
vv Ii iidi you can plunge into the kettle
and leinove .piickly, is cotivi nient i,.r
cooking thein.
sir, i l'i. ,.. Might pounds: of
truit. four pniiiids of best brown st.
g.r, die ipiart of vinegar and one cup
of mixed wlndo spices, sin k cinnamon,
lU'Siahuds, allspice alld cloves less
.I the latter than of the ,. mcr. ie
the spices in a bag and boil w ith the
v ineo.ir nnd suejar. skim w ell; (hen
add the fruit, t ool, ten minutes, or
till scalded and tender. Mviio out the
fruit and put. into stone jars. l:,,ilihe
syrup five minutes longer and pour
over the fruit. I'he next day pour off
the sy rup and boil dow n ;ii.'.iin. an I do
this for three mornings. Keep th" b,if
of spices in the syrup.
Siiii ii til tiiiiijit Sunn, ( hop line
as many reen sai;e leaves as will lill
a ilessi rt'.pooii alter they are chopped,
and chop as lunch onion very line as
will nil a (ubli'spiionful alter it is
chopped, .in-1 let them .iutmcr gently
in a small sain epun, with to'ir table
spoonfuls ot water, ten minutes, then
add half a te.isiooiifiil of pepper; halt
u teifpuonfiil of salt, nnd one
ounce of k'ratcd btead crumbs; when
(liese are well mixed, pour (o (lulu a
iu.trler of a pint of thin melted butter,
or as much uravy, nnd let th- same
simmer a few minutes, stirring it nil
the (line, and serve i( ui
((r '
'
sauee
'l lie iiuile codiish u'.w.iv s lu'.cs cure
of (ho ejrii-i mid joun. Tim only
peace in life winch a male codiish eu
joys is win n ho nets saKed down and
sloced away m a cotiu'ry gr u ery.
CJUNA.M fcX IN" XliW YORK
I -
Theli Principal Occupations
in tha Metro-iolla.
Colost'al Gambling Dens, Ret.vtrant4,
Laundries, anil Other Employment
The Chinese gambling-dens In Xew
York are devoted to a game called
Fan Tan, which is to the Celestial
what faro is to some Americans. Its
basis is betting on the number of coins
left on the table, after the dealer has
put a pile of metal on the board, from
which he removes four coins at a time
until either one, two, three or four are
left. The game in the main is ,i "situ, ire
game," and allows the house a profit
of seven per Cent on all business done.
It is highly popular with the Chinese,
and gives employment to about
persons. Chinese gambling resembles
American. I.'ach house has its propri
etor, backer, cashier, dealer, cappers
and hangers-on. The largest game is
conducted at No. 1,' Mod -si., and fre
ipiently handles over a thousand dol
lars a day. AH of (he games are own
ed and managed by syndicates, ami
never bv a single individual. Chin-
ese policy is played in eighty numbers.
The managers draw each evening
twenty of these. A player is allowel
to play on ten numbers. If (hi' fen he
selects are all drawn he is paid j, 1","""
for $1. If be draws four numbers or
less he receives nothing. Twice have
players drawn ten numbers. In "tie
case the lucky player received his mon
ey in full; in the other, where he b.i I
bet$l, he was compelled to compromise
lor $1 This ens- happened in
an Francisco.
The restaurants are practically open
day and night. Kui'h is rioted for
s.Mie p.irtii ulur dish or style of cook
ing. No I Mott-st is noted for i's
pates and dumplings, S 1 lor soups
and stews, No I 1 lor .style and fancy
dishes. No s fur meats, one near M"tt
and Park st, for cheap prices, an t the
I'ell-st, restaurant for American took
ing. Prices are lower than in Ameri
can eating places. An average lunch
for an oriental is tea, rice, eluken and
lish. The cost of these is for the tea.
nothing; nc, liv e cen's; chicken, l";t
teen. and fish, live or ten; in all twen
ty live cents. The same meal in an
American restaurant won! I r-.s! him
sixty cents or upward. An i r.inu:y
dinner and its costs are. rim ken soup,
nothing: tea nothing: rice, live cents;
duck, fifteen, perfumed pork, ten;
muccaroui. ten. lish, ih..: meat ball,
live; rici- w in-, eighteen. I'he amount
served is suMicient for two guest. In
these restaurants tin- kitchen and
food are v i-dble and open to the ..-net..
The i-usf. nier wanders f-..in the d;n
ing t ible to the ki(. hen examines the
articles. h has ordered, chats w ith the
cook and then returns t.i his t aid".
-p,,,. hinese are particular in regard
' (o their meats and insist upon alt
j poultry being alive in (he morning ol
j (lie day on which ii is eaten. I'or
; this rea-on in all th" restaurants (lu re
I i, a c iop from which iiubickv chick-
i
I ens and ducks emit continual discord.
j The art U le. chiefly used in t he order ol
I their popularity are: Meals ohic'tiiv
! duck, pork, beef; vegetable foods
j nee, luc'ciroiii, t'hiuese turnip, otiioii.
j celery. Mutton-, lamb and veal are
; -eldoin ti I. Preserves and pastry
j are popular. I very fruit known to
, the American markets as well as a
j hundred indigenous to china is em
i ployed in every torm, dried, sinol i d,
i evaporated, cmnpres-e I, candied, pre
I served and canned. A price-list from
' a hinese groiery will soinetuin s o,n
I tain ns many ,n live hundred fruit
I preparations.
I The Chinese population of New
' 'ork and its neighborhonil, according
j to its vocations, is about as follows,
j Mann. In men, l.-'eio, eigannakers, :i ro;
1 J" ' sailors; Jon gamblers; ', uneui
i
ployi d, who are looking for places (,,
start laundries; Ion merchants: bldoc
tors, o carpenters; J barbers; I provis-ion-agents;
musicians and one or
two cadi of sign-painters, interpre
ters, fortune tillers, tailors, commis
sion in-ii. Iruit venders and insurance
agents. There is also one journalist.
At present there are in New-York
about 1,1'iin laundries, in I'.rookiyn don,
in lersey City and Iloboken 17".. and
in the oi In r near places about "ei more.
I'.aeh laundiy employs I ruin one to sit
men. besides the proprie(or. nnd they
.iveraee three men each. These hum
dries ration in value from $bMi to;
jj,i urn. . .,'.', ir ) 'o ,' 'l il.iiiii-.
He Had Seen Kntli Kinds.
lie had an idea, but i( was loo heavy
for lii in (o carry around, so he entered
(he sanctum of the tunny man and
inquired:
"liy (he way, did you ever notice
lew polite a tree is?''
'No." answered th" funny man. "I
don't remember ever haviuo had the '
experience."
Well, I'm surprised. Pidn't ymi
ever sec a t ree boiih r" '
"Vis." responded (he f. in., "and I ;
have often seen a tree leave." Then
he unchained the do".- - llnstun l'ut.
A Mkii Suiritextlnn.
Smith keeps a savage dojr on his
premises, and near its kennel a hoard ,
I is rl'Slibivml with thp iv.'irninir in birtra '
i "
letteis, "Hevvare of the dug. I
"I suppose," niiid Jones, pointing lo 1
the warning, "you have painted that j
sbrn in large lelters bo (hit he who ;
runs may read." j
"No."' said Smith, "but that he who '
e.ids mav run." I
rroof of Death.
If most people nm iifraid of anything,
if is of being buried idive. That eases
do not haiipcn where it is very difficult
even for the experienced phpsiciau (ode
(ermine whether a person is really or but
apparently dead, without his having re.
course to mentis uhic h, while they would
nt onte settle the dispute, would place
life, if it really still existed, in jeopnrdv,
maybe judged from t. facj'thai the
French Academy, sou,, i.-ii or fifteen
yens nj;,,, niVcrcd a prize of fori) thous
and funis for tin- discovery of some
means by which even the inexperience
may al once determine whether in a given
case death had ensued or not, . phvsi.
cian obtained the prize, lie had discov
ered the following well known phenome
non. If the band of the suspected pi r
son is held toward the cnndl - oilier ar
tificial light, wild the lingers stretched,
and one jmii hiuglhe oilur, and one locks
through the splices lnlween the lingers
toward the light, then appears si.olct
red color where the lingers t 1 1 -1 1 each
other, due lo the still i in iil.iliny Ihlid
blood, as it sM,s if Ihnnieli the
Iratisparciif, not e( i -.ingested lis-ues;
but when life is cxiini t tin- phenomenon
at once ceases, 'I'he nio-t i xli tisi
thorough trials established the ttiilh of
this observation, mid the prize wasawai.l
id 1. 1 its discoverer.
Hew She Was rnreil.
Said the d M lor: The most sinking
ci-i of m lite a thai of ii woman who
had ll.. jell her bed ,. s,M t.ll Ve ils.
She ate w, II. she slept v. ell. her pulse
Ha- nas aciblv legnlai, lint every fivv
d ivs .he vvmiiI.I send for me in 'gr, at
h.i-le. and I would g-,, and make a slight
change in the bread pills on which I w is
keeping In r I'inalh I g.. tiled, ami de
cided t,, try b' I df ttialtncnl, S... aft. r
heating Inr s,,iv. I becan to I. nigh
h. olilv. I looki'd it her. and lln n I
would In gin lualll. kept thi up I',, a
i on n, tab!, nine, and -lie kept'Hing
lllole :ll. l'l"li lllgiy. She w allied lo
know uli,' was ih, in. ill, r. I t 1 I le t
thai I n a . laughing M In t , The t, I. a w a--o
l 'idicii1. 'lis I., tin thai she s,,.!,
there , , iltei d iv. and lend I., be
-f k. ' H hv. s.i
lie Woll-I ti,e m
in ss. ' k. p' I'
l"l Iter -be sl,..e.
h i ing m, to ci I
li tub d lo I an
w ith m v . 1 1 i : .
id I. 't In re is ii, ,t hing in
tin i willi 1 1 but l.i. i
i. she tin ill v n .11 In d
nid threw il it inc. or
tit of the h I pie
:i v :it tll.lt. but ki pi mi
I It' ll she t ' 1 1 1 1 1 . d Up,
bfootn . In. vi tin out of
II worn in In. in ih.it
and s, iiiig ll
doois. h, w
mom, nt," N
ibi
many hypoih.-ni
bv -mill o In al-
It I H s
lie lit .
noglii I..
A I minus Traililinii.
flu A by ssii i in- h iv i a i in toils tt adi
I i,.i as to the i ...in , .f Inn v ing I In ,b id
They .av that win it Ad un tumid tin
li.'dv of ' ,e II. 11,1, r, ,1 Abel In , nil, d it
about upon bis -liouldi i's for t w i nty nav -.
lint knowing t, dispose ,.f it. I, he
Almighty took pitv "ii hiin, and -etit
lotlh a i tow w i'h a dead voting on,- on
Its back. lie , t w l!i w hi ..e Adam
e:.'!', il earn. t.. i ti a. t ,,f sandy uioiind. ,
in which it dug a hole with its led and i
theie buried it - oiing one. Inn Adam
aw ibi- he dug a giave in the sand and j
but ie.l his dead bov in il.
A Viiisanee.
Wotnati wl. ha- no holm ilulti o
U llo does tint at', lid I" sl h ib, II,-. is ;
p. -t to In i a, , laii-.Coi, , i ! , , v tak
In i a long line to in ik. Inr hn ikftst
!! I. but le r uiiisid.. g uiiieni . g
lik, lliaglc W hen she has ollee ill I idi il b
make a mot ning er
will not w i ak. and
al'ti rnooii call. She
-he will n. ! I, I her
h i .i ouaintaiii i ,re
hriii.ie disi oiufoit in
a v it. and a door
in iglibols w. lk. lb I
ki pi in a state ,.f chro
tin i x pei la! i"ti el a v
bi d in le r v ieinity ea
sinking teit'oi- I.. Ihe In
t t ing w illii.nl
I ol Ihe ladv of
the ho lsc. A call ('roll i this idle pi t's.,11
nieatis .imply ,.ss of tune without tin
slightest compensation. The woik in the
kin In-ii oi ihe iiuisi i v mi. si be abandoned :
and this me. ins. with ptai'tiial, l,,nci
l III lolls hollsckel pi Is. I,
up of flu work lm IM,
lime v, t to i '.inc. The
thai day and omitted b
o i t vv , i k at .iiiolhcr lit,
anvii I .
lily the uiv ino
time, but -onie
oi k pi inni ,1 l. r
that day mi .His
. i outusiiiii, and
l'i in Initiiii: the t
ot ills
the -ei u lions and circin ition. rculatine;
rveiv oi ami. and biiicin" even in rve and
lilue of ihe body. Hi', -v vim ii's Vim--i.vh
lb i n i;s an'" ctlcil io the most as.
toiiish ne. uires of ind e-tuui, bilious
tie-s, nitMuis weaknc-s. iheimatistn,
s, n fuloiis ilisonlfi's an i hioiiic iiuisti
i al on. that the wcild lia-eu r vviimssed.
"All the Wo,
, -n'l -nit ni,,l
. ll s
f the ,
.'' bill tin fate
i un.oil-.
II .11 nir liis.ii..'
f either s(., , never in eici.l. promptly,
'h-roiihlv mid perm.'inriitlv nrel S-aid
thr.s' l-'tter stnmps f..r Inr" illiisn-ate I 'rea
t. W orld - I iN'iisin v M. .In m Asso uition,
buffalo, N Y.
Oiiu'iniil lleaiiniii)r.
I ! ht ar - in i asiotialli
I ilb.eic.il ria
two iiisiatu i . :
otiitiL;, The follow ino ,,i. tw
A in nm .1 holv w uh n l itnily
in a v lila in the i xteliol i II v ii
win. lived
ns. .f I...,,
doll was ;
p, Use of
Would b,
milk for
-lie in ii
i have :
nkid why sin was nt Ihe ex
to phi", a cow. se, ino th.,) it
.im K much In apt r to buv
tin- li'iisehold "Will." said
ply. "We kel p till' cow bei allsc
a lii Id . i ' l i I ' al hand, w hi, h alt
sWel'sMl'V in, ',,. 'Hit, u as I In te
lolildi l. "why do Volt II nt tin I'u ..'"
Ihe ah-wir win: "lliiau-c, oil know,
we have not the ''l,e other ill
.tame .mi inn, in iuv youii" day. at
l'i clii s. . lady in reduced in luu
stance- iticiil ioin d to ,i friend that -he
had ju-l atraiiid to , nt ,( house In loin.'
ini; to a bnkcr in lln town. The hend
wi soini w li.it -in pi i., , at the nn iioii in ,
tiieiil. i oisi,,. 'iny th, ladv'.s i in iiin-.t in
u s, and asked if the
be too unit h for le ,.
w i. the answi i , "vv
I hi n lit . "
uld imt
af all."
(h. I
tak.
bnad
lol
A I'riulfiil Serianl.
A voiino Aintiian coiiiil. inipiud, nllv
f i ..i ,i :.. .. .11. i ',
luck al I'.adi li I'ouinl hiiiiscll a vviuiu i of
thirty lb. uis iiiil iloi in-, carried tin-ni.,n, v
auav with him and, I, po.'itctl it i in lullv
In his desk, fullv illli inlillo to ri com
mi ni e opetuti..i- iirvi iiiotiiino with re
lievveil i"or. To hi. unspeakable ,li
IIIIIV, however. Ihe pieciolls loll of notes
hid ill the ciniisc of the tiioht unac
couiilably ili-appcued, and with it his
servant, an uld n laim i of the family, of
whose honesty In- had hithi rln never en
Icrtatiicil tho'sliohl-.i doubt. Tendavs,
liter, while .1 ill bewail in',' his loss, the ab
sentee illielly cub ri 1 the room in if in ii li -itiv.'
had happen, , I. and hamlctl a folded
paper to his master "Where have von
le'cti.'" anorilv exclaimed the ynunit mall.
"To Vienna." coollv replied Frit. "And
my thirty thousand tlorins. were nre
thevf" "I'crfi ctly .ale. I felt sure Vou
would lose them mahi. mi I look (hem to
vour baiikci '., and llie paper you have in
Vour hand is hi. receipt for tin; nioinj.''
PI,A(Jl E-STIIICKKX n.V MOl'TII.
afVtt
HOW I'L'BI.IC ATTENTION IS DIRK' TKn TO
I'RHSONAL PERILS.
!"'" (V. V.) rorrp,ns- f l-filniJ)i.iM
K-utintt.
".hl.lge," snid a vonnn lawyer to n very
R iccsitul m-nlor, "Tell ti tln n wi of your
iiuiKirui sucetMs nr inn oar.
"Ah. venue iiinn. Unit k.si-,. hi t,rtM,lr
tit 1 will bivo It to von on eiiit.lili.iM lliiit,
you piy nil my hills dnriiiR tliis nmuioa of
eoui i.
.itvl, lr," mii.l tlm junior.
"Kvuleinn. it.sputiilii evi,i'iici."
Al the Hint of thj iinmtli I In' jlldgn remind
s the young iivm of Ills pioiniso.
"I t'ls-all no sueli pr.itm-ff.''
"Ah, I'll! you tnii.ln it,"
"Vmir evi leneo, plensi'i''
An I I lie judge, not having Any Witnessin,
lo-! a case f,,f oii.t'
lli ncui wh i can prohti in lispat ihlc
pvi.li'it wans public favor. I luel nn int 'r-
VI.'H VlV.lel'.i IV Willi til,' lllost Sllceessdll III'
Aiin ii 'nn n Ivertts i's, w Iiikk n Ivertisi ig is
most siieis.ssful li.vatisi nlwnv Im.'kod !)'
eviiletice
"What stvlix of n Iveiiisin il.i veil iwof"
1 ,-iski'l II. II. Warner.
"I'i'phiy, reiidinn mailer mi l p-mii'iipln
nf t.'flinit .nliils '
j "IIiivk you many itn-iim1- '
I In answer lie sliovvi'l me n hu ge eiibiili't
I clerk lull. "We have enough lo till II intuit,
N.ov Yolk, I h.. ag.i. St, boms nnd I'luln.M
1 j pliin iimrmui; pnpers."
"in yon pntiiisii iii.itiv i.r tl.oiu ? "
".Net n t th,' VV ..ii.l.'i'fiil nsaro tlms wi
do pulilish, we It.ivn tli.iiisninls bk.i tlielll
which we . aiiiiol use 'Why ti it ." but nm
tell vi, a. 'Wni ii 'r's snfo eui'ii' lm prolmb v
l-.'ii the most sit -.i's-fiil me liciiin for feiiiiili'
ili ii'.IhI's ever ili-.i oi I. We liave lestium
Inals from l-alies ..f tin, highest rank, but it
HeiiM be in, ie!i, nte to publish (li-ui laku
wis,, iieiny statesmen, Inwyors, eleiymi'it.
iloctiirs of w'.irlilrt nl iani" linae lsett , lire I,
bill mi nn i'ti!y reier to sn h sm-s ms in th
in ist guard. 'il iei'in. ns wk do in our rea.luig
nilii'l.-s. "
'At',' th"S' rending nrtielea s'leces.ful'"
When rend they make sn -h an onpi'.'ssiiin
that wile a the evil davn'of ill health ibnvv
High they arei'ein"tiib. re.l, nnd Wiii-im ssafu
cur.' is it. I "
"No. sir, It is ii it tiecessary nmv. ms nt lirst.
toilo such eoi'stniu and -o.-i.-iio el v rl isini.
tni'ru.ifi.ius nieili iiii s.' It its Uf aft. 'i' in
merits jiie kii,, ivn, Wepres-nl .in -1 endeii ii
enciigh o disarui skeptics an I t,, iiiiii.ms th i
inellls of th" retlli'dles up.lll new couslliie'l's.
We feel it l.'b iriliitvt.i d ' llil. II -lev.
t,i .'ic 'uini'lish our uussio.i of beating I tin
sick, we have lo Hsu tlm reading in li I" style.
l'e,iii!i won't ren I 1 1 on testmi minis.''
"Yes. sir, thoiisan Is admit that lot I Ihi'V
not learned uf Warners safe eiue Ihr -u :ii
this . lever style they would still b.' mini
nnd Mill iui'..vf rishing th -in .elves in fee. t.
utisii. ist nl 'pi n 'tit ioners. ' It wnii',,1 ilu
your soul gu ..I I . read the letters of thiinkc
caving n pt from mothers niatefiil for Hi
I erfeel su. ss which ntinn ls W.'ii n. r's safe
Hire when iis.-l ,ir children. I'll I III" siir-
I pl l-e.l g-ltllle.t.ii w Inch lllell lltl I W eill . uf
I older V eats :ei. iniiOteil Vi;.'r, testify tolll'
yontliiiil i . uie;s restore I to theui bytln
i s.'itne means. "
"Are thes' go -l efTe ts peruiati"nt '
"t if nil tin' i asps o kt Iney, liver, urinary
nn I felll.'i'e ,i-es.o we lime eillisl. not two
per cent of thein report n ii'tuiii nf tlie.r
dis..ri.'is Who els.- ,;iu show sti -h n n
cord''
'What is the se ret of Warner's safe cure
permanent Iv r.a'huig simiinv serious , In
order. "
"I will i vplaiii bv nn illiistr.il ion : Th
bill" town of I'U in. nitli. In. Inn b ell
j plagii" si 1 1 . ken for sev erai months becaini
I it. water supply was enielis.lv piis niet
Th" ki.iuevs ind liver lire Ihe sources
i phy-i.nl w.'.f bein,: lf..l!ut"l l.v .'i-'ii
I nil" th" bl.'i-t li coiii-s i.is,.nel toll every
organ is mfeeled n id tns t ,,ii;,e
i f7ir iteiis ereei "a.-, iei.i m';Vcf.s In fe if
iow'f .i ni"' I was n-iirly d. n I my
self nf extiem' ki Inw .lisi-iise, imt what is
now Warner's safe cure cured in. mid I
kn,,w it is ll ii fy r.'eie., hi "ie H'lii 7 I thul
eon I'm re .",'i ii.oie.eis. for lliie-l evei'V-
Ithinp else in vain. Cured l,v it invself. I
Kuiglit il mid. fro ma seme ol 'tint v. presented
j it t i Ihe wn Id. IMiIvliv restoring th" kid
I nev. nn I liver eiiu .in, .!. leave th" bo .
! nnd Hi- sv stem "
A i ele'n tin -I saiiilnriau plivsjciaii on e
! sni I t" me: "Ihe se ret ol the wend, ilul
1 su- s ..f Win ner', safe cure n thai ll is.,.v-
I ei i ii o er .-ill kilne,. liver and iieoiarv dis
, en.., whu'h pimianiv or se-oudaiilv make !
up Ih. inaj..'ily of luiinan niliueiils. I.ikenll I
t rial ilisi overies il is ieiiiarl;iiily simple." I
i 'I'lie hoi f II 11. Warner .V Co sinu Is
I ile.si'l V-lly high 111 lb idlest T. nnd It is eel' :
I t.iiiilv mint -r of oiuratnlnliiin tiiat merit ;
i ha Us-ii reeogmed nil over tlv world, mi l
I that tics success has been tin tiabliellv .le
seiv.'.l. I'ks Point.
1 Thi re is no marriage in heaven; neither is
j ilierc mi) In il vt li in lii.irruu-e.
t rnr Teneli llnrr 'I h oi Hooks.
Alllol.c, i.lllel- V ihlllble It'.-otl. illlp.'ll'ti'd bV
tlm leic her is the fn t lh.it fur n very lmij
tCliellf. I'll Tee s "I ioldell Med fill I lls.'oVel'V
let-U'.-n th" pi iu -e of liv r correctives nnd
!!! puritiers, beien the liouseliold physieinn
f the p. or man. nnd tic able consult n; phy
si inn to the i it n patient, nnd pi nts .1 by all
f..r its 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 serviee nnd ellicie'V in all
Ij.eis.s of a chronic nature, ns nial.inal
p .s..iiin z. nilnieiits of the resj.lralorv and ill
jjeslivi' sv.teun, liver disense. mid in all i uses
where the u-e of nil nlleriitive remedy is iinh
e.ltisl.
A Court House -The home of linn i I'leen
ble ilnnohters.
I'ile Tiinmrs.
lowever larL-e. speedily and piiiiilesslv curisl
ivitli..iii knife, i aiisiic. powder or mntment
C..nsilll.iti.in free. Write (or pnmphlct mi l
ie 1,. re n i's. eii,..sim; two fetter stumps f"l'
replv World". Ihs'iisary Medicnl Asso. il
liiini t i'-'; .Mam strct, HiiiIhIo, .N. Y.
Iteeo) iiick..-The kind )on iisiially gel lit
)our boarduio house.
t- rnr.er sir 1-rrn
I.kepl bv all d.-nlei-s i in,. I.os i.islsns loiiu'as
Iw.iof nnv otlnu' l;eii-ieil in. dub nt V C.
State I nil'. Cetitetuiilll, nnd rai ls F.vp ltinll.
An Onlv llimaliirr 4 utnl il 1 unsinnpilon.
When deal It win li.tiflyevpelel fruiti CuB
unipiuiii, all remedies I n. in; failed nml l'r.
H. James wnselp rlluenliiii;, he aceidcntnllr
Ji,l" n prepnnit on o! Iiid.nti 1 letup, wlueh
;uil his,, lily child, nn I ifuwr Kives thin rt-eit
Ml receipt ul stnmps to pay epus-s. Hemp
lit,, euro niRlit snin s. n.oiseii nt th stdu
H'li, su l will bnak a fresh e.,l. in '.'H hoim
Aiidruss Crnd.l.-fK & Co, Haee alreot,
l hila.le'phis, I n , nnniin tmspaixir.
EASY CHILD-BIRTH
Krl.nl i ,.,,l.-, null Oil. eiilri.il.v I
u. ll .till. . i .l.irmu .i I..I.S i. in. "I I
m. ii.-,- .o I't'.irt, I li.it i' lifter knew ti 11 (Lh
'.ul !.. .r lu a !. ,iil. k ,lt llit rv.
USE
Allniita. on.
M en " nnlilt .l rit e
ii -.1 I ir-H i i,., AUnula.
ill I'llLIIKl.t-'s.
I'oav riithtt'
Fur all disorders of the Khnnl, use
Aver's SarsnDarilla.
l'i.rtJ by Hi. J. f. Ay.i k Co., Ix.w.11. W.
Wf Cnnllnn All Anlnnt tliVnl.
I no mipro o lontej incetai n. merit of
Klv s tieniii lliiltii n rsnl euro for cnlat i h,
liny fever, nnd enld in thj lioad has in.lin e.1
niany .v.nlunrs to pined entflrrli imvliemon
beniiiiK sotriii iwmblmu'o In arMirnne,
styln (,r nnnifl upon lint marki't, in oMer to
trsdn uiiiiii the reputation of Klv'a Vimm
lltilm. Many in ynnr iiniiii'ili.ito lu'enlitv lll
testily In liiHln-st eoniini'inlatinn of it. Don't
I ' Inv only Klv s I 'renin lliiltii.
A rn''tiel Is npplie.1 into cneli noslnl; no
Inn: agii-enlile to use. I'ricp.VK'. lirnguisis.
liny ! ever. I Imve ln en a great Kiureier
rr.nu HnvKnvpr fur 1.1 years. I read of the
innny w.indiMiifi run's by Kly'n Ctvintt !n!m
and thought I would try eii. e iimm. In 1.',
tuiiiu'es iiiiernne npplientiun I mis wonder
fully h Iped. Two weeks ngu I i immeneed
ining il and now 1 feel entire! H cureil. It Is
th" givntcHt ihseoverv ever known or heard
of Mi in mai. Ci.AiiK. I'lirnier. Ue, Mnss.
I rl.i' .i I veins
JIfnsmvm'r I'r.eroNirii nrrr Toxin, lh uelv
rti'piriiti .n I'flii'cf eiinliiiniiigitu ea'irr in'ri
etui ; i'. ;..,... ft eutilniiis til.niil-nialiiii ;
foiiT Reiii-mtiiiK mill life susiaillillif pri'perti -s;
invaluable fur iiidiKi'stiuit, dyspi psia, nei vuiis
pi,,idiiiti,,n, utid nil fuinu of Kenetal dehility;
iwi. in nil enfeebled cetnlitiuns, w lie I her tlW
riult of rxluuistien, neiv.uu iiriiHiriition, over
werk or m-ute ilweiise, p.irtieulurly if pvtiltin
from p'lliuiiiini.vi'i.niplaiiiti). C.isnell, Hazard
Co., l'l uiu ielors, Nivtr Vurk. Hold ley JruKisH.
I union n m.
,r I,-. v Xe. V-.ili rtly, hMf.a
.'.trr.s ve, sii.l sl..i nt Ilia limii.l
,si',. 'if e:.l I Villi ll ll,il. it
,., tio.' 1 -ii at n .'.Ml .it i,nn lilli
WScn jon tlit
O'lf-sn,. nit.l .f
I n I..l"l. "I'll
I .!:
iie.'
i. tl nml .iimsia i ''. r 'iriieei lln l.l
II, .'-..in.,,, .,..;,h. it olh t ti.'.l. II. .r.e .-
.,..1 ..L...I...I , I..-1.1 !., nil ft.tiats lUbiitili,
itM li,. inr f,.r lei in.H.eir t tlis titftml I'iici,
I Oim t stir el h.r llisji .'l .s Ii.iKI in Ilia cm
I'lieiiiuoiila took I lm bio purse in bt-l win
ler'n horse rneii.
On!.y Ti'iniit'i'iiiii-c Uillers Known.
;rniefnl T1iin-.nmls tinvfilni VtNrmii
Kirrnisith" ii'.ust vvoi.iiertiii l'i i.'iiiut ihut ever
SllstaCleil !ie s-jikin;' SV-t' !M.
itliiile Iroiii l alifernie i.. .is ni 1 lieil-a, free
fr.'in AMciillollc Sliimil.il !s. A I'orgillive
nn. I Toni".
Tlil Hlllcru cures i:nle r..niilnlnt.
1 1. It 1 ill I lie : , o V mi. l in., me sCllelll'.IIIIIsni,
lieiit, Hilt, us, tieniioeai ienl bit- nici n ut Fe
vers. Ill d, I. lil t lililliev nise .M S
If) -.pepsin r liiilie esiloii, llea.lii. lie.
t'lttll III the Sli'.!lli'Ts, .teli . "f'triciless i f the
I'll, -si. iitn, s.i, sour Stoieaea. l-iillnl I'l-iiiiii".
Mill.'IIS AO l"Ks. r.l'liitull-.ll ol tile I'earl. I'lieit
ni'.iii.'i. uii'l Paul in ll-e i'. c.e'is of the Kidneys,
ureeill'i',1 hv the use of I l.e t!l"is.
for Skill lllsense., l-':i:).ii,,,'. i. tl..ls.
T'ri.sipeltis s ron,i. pi , rations. Ilnie 'i s in.l
iln.'.-lses nf the S' in ef wh,,ever run r nn
tine, nre literallv ilug ii iui,i earricl out ol the
system in n slioii tiiee l.v i;,e u-e, f ih" Hill rs
II I III l",sirilf es llie' Mnlliut ll, lllel !.lint-
lli.lteslhe le lei, I l.ivel- nml llnwefl, Wlliell I'll I
iter ll of lm. .piale,! t ill a, ii, 'V in eleansllij the
l,!,.,.l i.f all iiupurilios. aii-l ilu.ll Ilug new life
Uii'l V liT'-r to the VI llele SVst"lll.
N lersii inn take the Hitters nn.l remain
Intlu- mm ell.
I'ln, Inpe nml other Worms, nre
,"stroe, , felnoVetl from 111" sVsleltl
4 lennse llie Vitlulci! Itlonil whenever
il is lott) ; nnu' feehnirs will tell oil w hen. Keeji
the lil.usl iiiire, iiii.l ihe heejlli of the svsteni
Will follow .
III conclusion : (lire the (inters n trial I,
w ill speak for iis. lt i ice li,,i- w ill prove n l-l
l' i' eiiar ititee ..I its merits thnu n I iiglliv lid
verlis...nt
II. II. l DoiniM Urii" ( n 1 r.,.il.-i..rs.
'.III 1 1.IU.-I... I ' ,1 ;,li I ." .ve..-W.i-li, listen si-
II l ,
V .i k .
Solil by n 11 Healers :s nil Di'iifrsriRts,
HAY-FEVER.
CATARRH
' '',l,, ' '' ''
' "'"" ""lm
1 1 "r -.ui. o r-,
"l -'i"". i""
! n.M,. . m,.l .s
. m,. i..,t ,.e
r.' lelltfl i.fini I
Wiii.iin II.
M.i-lei,. ,1. Vi.
Ilv.n
C r o a r: Balm
lis-irtiie',1 mi ,.vi:,ll' rt'1,,1
li.ls.il wls-'fo-i Vn .,,11. li s
,lu,,l,S n'l ell,-r erepir.l
t ,... v ,, ,ii ie i- ,i.i:i.-,i
ml,,, si. li i...-tr;l. in. I'.iin.
HAY-FEVER
ami
llHl lilts Itlt -lltftll
k- t.f,i tii" Hni. n t
uii ii ri jinlir ilclln
lu-f.-, r.:iiltiiiM nn t
m lxiattlti; I'.erj'
i ri-iivi- ntnl iivsiiinl.i
lit K nfKrtii nr. which
. ii lily ami iin'iitnl
hwilifi .l-iH-ml. l-.ir
-ft Ir I. n PniUK'-l-nml
H.'il.'if-K- n-fHv
... n l M i -r
patents;;:
HUM. 1' lit III leiWWT. W.l-li
Xl.T II II UH. I'MII'I.FX VMI l-'IICI'K.
I.I s. I II lill l.v I1IC. Ill T III.NS.11N, . '"
Ofiiit.' I ii. .1 nt", i int-s-., iii -icr..-.
,, l ml I, M.I.I.. hfliil Iwtni Cfiil msiui'
-!,. lOtO A lA lli.t I. null
....tills :..r n, tiiiil,,, tiirius' St- n- e.
K-t cl ks aii.i liiiiils-r si em...
l'.U.il"ii.- Irre. S. VI. M'K.Ni't.li.
Ui VVj.-tmisl.'U bl., iiualeu, Mitt
lll.IJ Ball G-eat English Gout an
Dlall S rlt-Si Rheumatic Remedy.
Oval Hot. 1.K); round, ail rla.
Pensions:
IS, .V 11, lis. Sfll.i-I
Ill.tis. CHI.. I.. HI Nu
ll l . Ail't. Waslmu'lef. i. '.
1)n I in.' Iln.iiie.. ( nlleue. I'lnlmlf ll.lus. I"tn,.
..itij n. .silt, Alien. Inriiislifil. VV nn f,,r tart nUr..
Thi. iionliniMo itn iinmtt.in Is truly a Irlinnt.li
of -t, iilltt.' sknl. an. I no more liie-tiin.it.l" l-. "li
w.i. ever !...!.. tv. .1 ll.l III Iln r. "f Ul"
vterl.l t f It le-t enlv sle-rt.-in the Itee- el I.O-'r
ami If-st ii- tl"' itit.-n-.it ,,! nidi I nt. I-.'O. r llu.ii
fill. It Lre .tlv .luellltsli. .Ill, -I .iisl.-r le llfeef t-eth
in. th. r nn-relilia. I li'.'-t nn.e-lir , nlr, .-.1 elerv
r. e j.e. linn nt l.e et.nniif.l I., mm- ..lette rs
Mi
twr.'.-J...!.' to n-.'.
I'rii-H !ni-. i tuiiii v iiriia: t ii i I
I I.V lUlOllll l.S. Dnttfk'iM", if i. N t.
MOTHERS FRIEND."
Don't Discharge your Doctor
But tell him frankly you ore
petting desperate. Perhaps he
will review his treatment, and
ndviso n trial of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
In this case, as in many others,
the change worked wonders : -Three
years n;',i I sinTered treat ly from
I.ivcr ( ii"mil:iinl. licurrnl 1 hilily, l.os-i
of At)ielile. nml lleiidaehe; my snmiai Ii
was 'Isurdered. and. alllioiii;li I a'
sparingly., .f i alcflllly selcile.l fund. I Wil
In ooiistant distress from tinlii;eliiin. I
was troublid with sleciesstiess. and lm
came so emaciated mid fis-Me thai I win
im.ibl.' ( leave my room. After remaln
Ux l'i (his reduced I'onililluii over
iii-inlh. and reeiiv ln no iHiielit from tlm
inedl. lu. s l escribed for llie, I ohtnined
l iy il.iel.i.N cmiseiil to a trial of Aver'si
S.i'r.:itailll;i. It.-fore I had thinned tint
first bottle nf this medicine I tie'.'iin to hilt
prove. T'.y Us I'liiitiniied ii.c th truiililci
with in." IK i r and stuiaach jrr:ln:ill y dis
ajii'earetl, :i: I my ui'l'i'tite nml slreiiclli
r'-iuinetl. Afn r takim; it'ht htitlles my
li. alth was fttl'v ri -turcd. ami 1 nm ii":iiu
able to I'.tleii l in my business. l:iai' 1.
Yai'i'iii-tfii. Ihinkt r Hill si., Charleslovv n
lUstrM, Huston. l.is.
Hotel ty IiruF-iiiu. t'rk. 1 , ... bolile., i.
MOIerliid Wnmnnlinoil.
Too miieh i ff'orl einiiiut lie nmde to trinS
o (lie attention of sutTerlng womanli,-Kl tin
prent vnluenf l.yilin K. Pinkliiim'is Vegptntiln
I'uin eiiinl ns il reiiieily for tlm ilinensen of
women, nnd rliaps in itliittj; Is niorn efTisv
liinltluin Ilu' (csiiiiintiv of Ihuso who hnvn
lu en eiiri d by It. Such nil one in the wifn of
lit netnl liiuriti;i r, of Winston, N. C.nnl
e ipiole from the general's letter n follows:
"fienr Mrs. I'inkl nm: I'lense iillow nictondd
my le.-liin niy to ihemmt ex 'ell"nt nio.liein'U
iiiiili!ie of your Vegctali!..! '.nop uin.l. Mrs.
I'eiri lnger wns I read' I fur several yenrt for
wlnil the phy-iciaiis euleil loiieorrhe nnd
I'roliip-iis l ieri lomliineil. 1 sent her tv
lilcliiiiiiiiil, '.i., w here sh" ri'iiitiiiiisl for iT
tnonilis miller th" tn mini-lit of nn eniinenc
physieinn without ittiv pel iiianont Iv.aietlt.
She a ittdtieeil to try V ur iii-slieinn nn l
nfler n n nn'iiabl-- tune conitneiieerl in im
tmive nn, I i. now .!' lontienil lo h r bus;.
iii ss nnd ! n-i lei s her elf ei'.y rettce l.r
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