FOR FARM AND GARDEN.
FALL CALVES.
Many of the best caws are now bred
to drop tboir calves in the fall, and
there is a general belief among farmers
that fa'l calves are hard to rear. If a
warm stab'o is provide.!, one wholly or
partly underground is best; this nocd
not bo the case AVitb plenty of tho
right kind of feed, and caro in giving it
at milk warmth, a fall calf can bo got
through iU first winter more easily
than one dropped last ' spring, and
which is expected to live on coarse
fee J. Tho fall calf can usually be bred
nt an earlier ago, and this will increase
its val'J3 for dairy purposes. Amcricm
Cultivator.
I.I11EUAI, STRAW IlKliDIMi.
The farmer who raises whea'. or oats
or ryo largely, and has not stables fitted
with manure gutters and reservoirs, will
do well to use straw liberally for bed.
ding. If enough is used, it will absorb
nearly all the liquid manure. Tiio liq
uid manure will hasten the dicumposi
lion of the straw more inpidly, con
vertiig it into a valuiM; fortiliz-r.
Without the straw or some similar tub
stance, the decomposition of tho liquid
mantrc is so rapid as to be ti;sliiiitive,
and n part of its va'ui is lost. Straw
is a very imCifci'l conductor of beat,
hence, when it is u-etl lihemMv for bed
ding, much less fool is toti-untiil in
the production of anim it beat, mil the
animals art) healthier and thriftier
A mtr ica i .1 j r c u '( u r it '..
w titu ke.m es
One of tho neatest a id nnst durable
fences that can be malo is a woven
wire netting. Tho meshes should be
sufficiently close together to kc-p out
chickens, 2x1 is small ciough for all
practici! purposes. Wlti'e tho netting
alone will make a very eomp'c'e fence,
it can be improve 1 by put'ing a six
inch fencing plank at the bottom, and
stretching the bottom wire just above
this. Caro should bo taken to stretch !
the selvage wire tight, and the staples
well. If tho garlcn is located where I
I
the fence must keep cut horses or 1
cattle, it can be made more clTectivc by i
stretching a barli wiie six inch;s above j
the top of either the nettiuj or th !
paling. Either of these make a better :
garucn ienee man eniier plan:-or rail-,
while, if tin work is carefully done, it ;
will be mue'i more effective. Vrnrte
Farmer.
WINTER PHi.TKlTli'N Full l.rtWKS
'. It occa-ioually happens that an ex
ceptionally cold winter bring; the
subject cf winicr protection very
forcibly to tho nature of a'l who grow !
grnjes. Even the hardiest grapes are j
sometimes ir.nic or ka in j ui i.il. and I
whilst on tho other hand there lire I
seasons so mil tint grape-vines piss j
through them equally will without ;
protection, yet the most prulent curse I
is to per-ir-t'-'itiy an I regular- i
ly protect them durin ; winter. To do I
this in the best and easiest way, prune I
in the fall are! lay the c.ines i.pon tho I
ground covering them with earth to the '
dopth of three inches. Tnis will afford j
sufficient protection to cv .ni tho tender-
est varieties. The hardier sorts often
receivo nil the protection necessary bv
simply being laid upon the i-n n i l, but
a slight covering renders i! morn cr-
tain nnd is very little trouble. ,t the
north the snow provide) this and is i
reiier man any covering we may
vise. Orchirl ivul (itr-lt.
TO ft KT PI I1K W M EIt.
The temperature of water for horses
is uot so much an object as the purity
cf it. While it is best to have 11 c iol,
it is more important to have it free fiom
nil impurities. A'l r.ver water ion
iums microscopic germ's; nn l great ad
vantage is found from its Alteration and
the addition if n littlo sulphur.
An easily male filter is as
follows: Over each trough a
barrel is arrang:d to receive, the
water, which is n.a lo to tl w through
tho In rel to the watering trnigh. F.ll
the barrel one-third fn'l of coarsely
ground charcia', over whica sprinkle a
little powdered sulphur. I'pon the
charcoal p'ace some brush, ami on this
place clean gravel until the bnirel is
half full, or a little nnro, with the fil
tering material. This fi ter will last for
six months or more without cleaning,
and will supp'y clean water that the
hores Iovo to drink and by tho ii'0 of
which they aro kept in first-rato health,
without colics or other sickness. In the
country, pure spring or wjll water, al
ways filtered, should bo provided.
Jljrte ami SUille.
RAISE VOI R OWN rows.
A half doz. -ii goo 1 cows aro worth a
dozen poor ones. It takes as much
food ami cam' to keep a poor cow ns it
does a good one, nnd while the form-r
barely returns enough at most to "pay
her way," the latter returns a comforta
ble profit to her owner. Those farmers
who are looking around for really good
cows know how d.flicult it is to bar
one, when found, at a price they can
afford to par. Yet they fn ipimtly
keep ' looking nri un I" for several
years, when they might, in tho same
time, have raised several choico cows
themselves. Of course it tases tiin
to rear a good-s'z.'d herd of
profitable cows, but this expcid ture of
time is only in lieu of th? tnincy ex
penditure absolutely necessary to pur
chase a desirable sn imal. As a farmer
muslly can spare th tim better than
he can spate the cash, it is easy fa
what is the b-st course to puisne.
There are but few farmers who do no
now haro at least one, two or throe
cows fairly .good, wircu can be used as
a start in irapr ovemcnt. Do not use a
scrub bull merely because your neigh-
bor happens to have him nn l charges
nothing, but rather pay a fair price for
a gocd, pure-bred one. 6ave all the
i.; r, .j... a r.,i i.. ..u,
,h-m wi..- .fc. i.:
throe ycart old, and lets than
four years from the timo tho improve
ment is starte 1, you wi 1 have fine young
cows. Other calves will also be coming
on, from them as well ai from the
original cows, and in five or six yean
there will bo it t:te a herd; the com
mon, unprofitable cows hnving been
worked eff to the butcher. Many a
farmer wishes In had commenced live
or six years ag . He does not think
that he will likely say tho same thing
live or six years lince, yet doci n 't
mimcncc now. (!ood, pure-bred hulls
havo now becimo so well distr.buted,
that the mo of one rn umaly he
si cured without much d:m.'iilty, while,
a good bullci f can be ha 1 from i i;c i
stock, eligible to entry, for a com
paratively low price. Enough can, as a
lu'e, be coimte I on from neighboring
! farmers' hen! to pay for his keep.
Ainer.'fm Aqi fruit ur f.
fvrm ami fiAtini:; vrr.s.
Feed urs the mo t. tljsli onyfluntj
bones.
Keep pieces of c'nlk w!:ero tb.e young
animals ran lick them.
Tho shelter that shu's out both pure
and c ld air is not a proli abic struc-
lire.
Every animal rnu-t sp.ak for itself, j
and onlv its pedigree can sivak fur its
offspring.
The comin; farmer w T. tnr.t less to
his eye and more to foot-iu'es and
pound-weights.
The value of ped groo is n "t in its
vouching for ntvestry, but in its vouch
ing for off p in -.
Hust and rot do m to for tho iniple
1 inrnt maki r in winter th-n wear and
'. tear do m sumin r.
j The sectets of lare yields always
, and everywhere are rii h soil, good s-c 1
and thorough til. age.
The farmer who m ikes his own poiU
1 and beans puis another bind on lirabli
and pays himself for so doing.
A few fowls well tared for are more
proli a! e than a large numbi-r neg
lecte I. T.iis h is I een fully demonstrated.
A farm-r who has no neighbors with
in half a mi'e a:i i ti' ul dy Kep a
flock of geese. i.e-e are liable to lie
pass on t he ivvghb r-.
I'nless yeui' groun 1 i v-t y rolling
draw and spread manure where it is to
be ue I as soon as mi l . T.iis r-ases
woik and avcs tna iuiv.
Nature is fund of balancing tiling-'.
Whi n she g.v.'. a big rroji cf ha ii is
found it is lie'iinj m feeding value as
compared with the -h..rt crop of a dry
season.
A good cr.ip of both c : n and wee Is
cannot be grown nn tin sa no g nun 1 at
the sum-; time, any more than two rail
way trains can piss rich other on the
same track.
rniflts of Ingenuity.
Tho rubb.r t p at t h end of led
pencils hnsyieldid Jl'in nnl j England.
As large a sum as v n ever cbtaoiel
for any invinticn was j ycd bv the
inventor of the inverted gi-us lu ll to
hang over gas to protect the ceilings
from being bl.ackenrd, and a 'i.arci'y
ess liurniivc pi'ent was that for -imply
putting mi ry powder on cloth.
Freip.t-itly time and rin unistanecs
nrc wanlel before an invention
is appreci ite I ; but it will b- sem that
patience is well rows' h: 1, fa the in
ventor of tin roller sitae mile over
$1,0 Vp.fWO, notwithstan ling th; fact
that lis patent had ii'arly cvpirjl be
fore its value was asc . r.nino 1.
The gimlet-pointed scrcv has pro
di.i 'diiHi ' weilth than s une si ver
mines, and the American who first
thoug'it of putt in ; copp r ti pi on c'ul -droii's
shoos is as well IT as if his
father had h-ft li'ni O.V, n ' ) in
Cni'eil states bond
I'pwnrd of f 10, 000 n year was made
by the inventor of the common nrnl'o
threader. To tlu foiegoing might be
ad lc 1 thousands of trifl-ng let useful
articles from which h ind cine iic nu s
aic doMve I ir for which largo sums
have been paid.
Few inventions pa brtter than pop
ular pa'enle I to s. A lergvni in reid-
izetl f'2 000 a week by the invention of
a stran -c little n'nythii" to bn seon for
alont niiin cvjr toy s o;i window
and even in t :e strce's ef l.mdon.
Th Inrentor.
The C Ti it in pt on Tork Eaters. j
The t'.iin 'S', says Kinnk (.'irpcnter,
are tho piea'cst pork caters ef the j
world. The p:gs are tb.2 sciveneu of
the nty. and tiiey root their way into i
every qu rler, and turn up the ground j
and wallow in the mire ou tho very j
edge of the cmpcror'g palace in Tekiii. 1
You see pigs fur salo in ev-ry market,
and the su-king pi is the p;ere dj re--istanee
at every feist- Jt ii never
eaten in tlie roast, however, 1 tit is
li.'ui.cd u,i is to b : nnd stewed, and
tins is the eise with a'l the Chines
meat'. rim. II bits are a ncecsiitv
wherj the rliop-s ticks are uied, and !
ihe result is that mut of the Chincn J
dis ics a e soup, or stow, or reasti cu:
flue ' I
' HOW TO LIVE LONG.
Some of the Principal Indica-
! tiOIlS Of Longevity.
J
Habits and Conditions Which
, -end tQ Lengthen Lif9.
,
!
A physician who issued
a work on
tho suij-'ct of longevity, early in the
prcfout century, staled "that it would
fippcir that the principal natural indiea.
tious of a long life are: to 1)9 descend
I'd, at least by one side, from long
livod parents; to be of a calm, con
sented, and cheerful disposition; to
havo a just symmetry or prop.-r confor
mation of pars, a fill chest, well- j
formed j ints ,md limlu, with a neck i
snd head his' rather thin small ii pro-
portion to tlv s . of tho bad, and to !
bo a long an I sound sleeper." In the
cmirac of his lints he informs us that .
';hc storuieh ou Jit ruver to b over- I
loa.lel with foul, but tint cx.tc'ihc, j
fo-d, ilriuk, sle.p, cU, shou d be
t: ken in moderation. j
"All foo I should be duly ma'tirated i
h lu ing w.nl.c I, a i l a variety
of di-hes ou - it not t W eaten nt tlie
same time. Ext i ernes of belt and cold,
with reipect to food, diink, and air,
tri Ccpnily to be gnunlcd against.
S eep ou-jht not to oatinuc less than
six hours, nor cveee 1 eight."
Another writer otates that, "exctrise
r.-ntributes to tho preset v iti in of hum in
tife; it invigorates our facilities; it dis- j
sipates all tho stipci flu ms humors of a I
plethoric habit; it is again of tun', the
fnemy of id ei:es:, tho duty ef tho i
young, an I the delight of the aged." I
'"fessor II .fel.md says, "peaeo of ;
mm cliecrlu ne s ana c .ntemmeni aro
the foundation of nl
health and long life.
happiness, nil
I-.,,...;- hahife
1 er.ain nanus I
and disposit.ons cf mini
t.i.l, m
bUi.n as
n.e aneholy, c ire, dejection, fear,
liixiciy, faint-! cartedness, and, in pai
ticu'ar, avarieo and hatred, which ar j
1,.i,.. -ion fe-ir 1
hostdj to life, clam a distinguish !
rank among those m Mas which tend to j
iiorte i
Tiic.se are said to destroy i
1 gestion and assimilation, an I
a. ken
lhv vigor of tho heirt.
t-ii Wi Iiam Temp'e was of opinion,
'that gi, it timp ranee; op:n air; easy
lab i; little care; simplicity of di t,
i.i her fruits ail plan'i than flesh; nnd
wat'.r, whieh pie-eives the indic.al
moisture wi liout too much increasing
the rid. oil he it," were conducive to i
good iieilih a id l ing life. 1
i
!'. 1' thergill, who treated the sub
ject in an :'' manner a leutuiy ago,
iibseiv's th it 'tlie duo regulation of
'lie pa -si a-contributes, pei'lups more
'Inn any other cause, to health and
longer, iy. The. an mating passions,
sin :i it j iy, hope, 1 ve, etc , when
kept within proper bmili, g" itly ex
cite tie? nervous intl lone , p.omote an
tijUable ciirulition, and are highly eui
ilucibe to h' a'th , wlt.io the d-pressing
tiff .1! tiens, sin h as gr ef, fe ir nnd
despair, producj th" opposite elT ct."
I.iui-life, iii his opinion, is lep-ndent
Pn, "nil and e'iniav, meat and drink,
eio'lo'i and icst. sleep nnl welching,
ind iilT 'I'tii-n of the mini; a" of which
flight ti If nd.ip'ed to me a ;; teni
peiament, .nnl cmi titution. Fiesii air
is m ire iie.ni 1 atel ,- n"cesnry t" li.e
than fond. Thojliiri di"t nn 1 invigv
it in g i ni ploy me if of a country life are
li know edge I, on h'1 hauls, to bo
hig'.ily i onduc ive t i hea th and Ion
jevi'y; sshie li e iixuiy and refinement
of large cities ar-' alio we 1 to b eipially
;lestntetive to the human species, and
this lon-ideratn n alon", p 'l imps, more
than i
privile
ue.t! i balances ail tlie boasted f
es of fiiperior ileganee and
rivil.ition r.suiting from a city life."
I a supiort of tins, h.-s'a'el that "the
number of deaths in London fiom IT.'S
lo 1T."S ,'imountcd to t'o'.o'J'i. and that
in all this pnuligi v.'.s number only 212
persons survivi d tier liunlre lth year."'
He fuithcr observes that, "man is by
nature a t'tl 1 i.u ma', nnl siems de--iincd
to nco svith the sun, nnd t speul
i large portion of his timt m the open
lir, to inure his b ily to robust xercUe
snd the inclemency of the seasons, nnd
to make a plain, homely tepat only
when hunger dictates. I! a', art has
Miiilio'i-iy ileie.itetl tlie Kin I intentions
of miMire, and hy ru -l.ivin him to all
the lilan'l shmcnis of sen-o has left
him, "'us! an e;r-y vieiini tn folly and
ruprice." riiiiw .'..
"Scnnp n Little to Rrtftl." ;
Abiu: the t me that Dinicl Prew
began Ins Wall stiett (areer ho was up
in the countiy one t me to visit sonic
frien-ls, and two farmers railed upon j
liim to deeide a cn'e. One had sold j
the 01 her five h ishels of wheat, nnd i
proposed to irei-wc it in a lia'f bushel,
and sweep the tip of a measure with a
stii k. The other ebj e:c 1, ani Uncle
Daniel was a ki d to divide.
"Will, legally speikin;, a bu.hel ii
only a 1 ushel,'' he answered.
''An 1 ran the mcisuro bo swept off! '
1 I think it can."
Win' with;''
"Wei', if I was se'lins; wheat 1
shoul I piolnli'y use lin'.f the head of a
flour barrel."
"Which id je of it",
"(tent emc.n, tint is a piint I cannot
new deeide en, " siplic'l the old man.
"If 1 was selling to a widow or u
preacher I am certain thit I should
weep the m n lire with a slraight edge,
but if I was r.ellin t a man who
pastures his cow i in the r 'd and his
pir In neit-hbor't corn. I'm afraid
1 (h,"lfl u'c ,hc c rr,,,8r ,d? a''1 'C00P
little to boot," WM Stuct Xtiei.
QUAINT AND ClKIOt'S.
Fatmir Hudson of Templeton, Cai.,
bai grown a beet that is seven feet long
and weighs 151 poinds.
One of the customi established In tho
littlo hamlet of Georgetown, Me., is an
annual reunion of all the aged people
in town.
A West I'nion, West Virginia, man
set fifteen snares in lili garden, and the
first night caught thirteen rabbits and
two opossums.
A pet rifled apple at Harrington, M". ,
was discovered by small boys; tho stem
and fruit were very lifelike; all the
'color of ma b!e. "
Wolvei havo been howling gruesome
ly o' nights, killing stray cattlu and
otherwi-o makinij a nuisanc i of them
selves around San Pedro Bay, F.a.
A man in Minneapolis has satisfied
himself that the greut-jrn nlmothcr of
" 'Iters on Davis was a sister cf tho
grea'-gramif ither of President Harrison
A lately mairi''d lid fa t, Me., couple
cannot bo aemred 1 hasty action. Tiiey
were u')li bed nnd th'i c: rtiticato was
i-sue 1 a vear no, but tin knot was not
! tj,.(, un., aycar ..frerwards.
A Ib'biew H blo in tho possession of
the V..t c in, for which $ 100. nod ns
, , , ,, , , ..
onceolT.Tol by the Hebrews of en re,
is sii l to be the dearest, if not the mott
valuab'e, book in tho known woild.
The most fertile lan I in V. irop, is a
district to Hissia lyin between the
Carpathians au I the Urals. Corn has
been grown on soma of this land for
r.cvonty year3 vsiihoui an application of
manure.
An Eiig'ishman has bought tho con
tents of the royal castlj of Nuremberg,
containing the most complete collection
of instrument ; of tort nic extant, costing
',oi.io in ;i i. j ueru is n iiorarviu
' ' J
o uuj Volume-, Sivin" tile nisiory 01 1
I
nimeanu ton nio lor manv ccuiurics.
A la ly'
hand was discovered in a i
'
lut bill 111 a fashion iblc p II t of Vest
E mdon, and cu.ed a sensation. It
transpire I, however, that it was the
band of a mummy dating back to the
time of lie; Puaraehs, which a rare'ess
servant had kiiocke I oft while dusting.
The pension depaMnijiit at Washing
ton has upon its roils the nanus of
twentv-seven widows of revolutionary
i , , , , , .
j si'l tiers wll ) hive h-tn r'gillarly paid j
. ,, ... tm ,
i up to t.ie present titn Three of them .
are ninetv-
en yean of age and two
nineli-six
one.
Tlie youngest is seventy-
The letters of the nlphabo, it ap
pears, m iv be trmspose l K' ), I IS 101,
T.T'l, '-:5''' l.'l l.o'e'.bOil tit,, - -. All the
inhabitants ef tho glob.-, on a rough
t. limitation, could not in a thousand
millions of years, write ou! all the
Ir oppositions of the letters, even sup-po-ing
th.i' each write forty pages
diily, each of wh e'i j ages conta ncd
forty diff -rent tran-po- tioni of the
letter .
Toe other day nt Jackson, M'ch., a
dog hase I a mou'e, ami the fi ightercd
litllj nn imal ran up a telegraph polo
and thin started out on a wire for the
next pole, ltlO feet distant. The w'rn
swung gay ly in the bretv.", but tho
trembling traveler hung on nnl reiclied
the ne; station in nli nit an hour. He
tl- e'lil il tin pole, an I when ho
reach-d the base hi was so tired that
lie aliowe 1 himself to be picket up by
a sps c iii or.
fienernl (irmilV l.ng Cabin.
Amang the dec Is recently file 1 in St.
I. mis cmi i' y there is one from L H.
t'onti to Henry J. Weber, iho nu.siry-
umn, eiinveyintj to h m 121 ftcres ef
Intnl. he, nt; part of tht IHO -aero trnet
o 1 1 '. 1 1 1 i e 1 1 by (i ner.i' Y. !. (tinnt :i nl
his lo il ', tweMiss ,tu in I) nit, where
they 1 1 veil in a lorj uilun which ,1 ff
Sii.p:n,':on, C. I). Wol IT, R S. I.an
ham n i l ether neli;!',lio s of the old
roniin intl r h'.-l p 'l 1, in to "rniso"
.shortly niter ihe w tiling in 1s17. Mr.
(.'otin bought the while of the tJuint
property, nmt linin,' 7 ' i acres, at fS'T
an acre, in .1 .no, 1 .'"', ami tho historic
ii'iteivst conneetoil i h tho placo is
mi nly what stimul.ve 1 him to purehase
it. fs.nte then ho hi. freitnently re-
mnrkeilth.it ho intenlel to preserve
cverv reiie flf ,h. ,.0 t0 mender" i
th.il there was to le found nny where
upon tho property, and his djcJ to Mr.
Weber ln licaies his intention of earry.
in nut that il i, fir it is especially
stipulate I tint the gran'or shall have
the right to remove the "li tlo o il log
c.ibiu ' at any timo within two years
from the date of sale. -V. J.oii t I'ott.
Ihrji tifh.
A Renin kable Storm.
Advices from AuVralia biin aa ae
c nit of a rcmar.iablostorm.it I. mth.
The thcrmom :;er was at 100 d're'i in
the shade, and a ivinl, aeeompan ied by
r.iin and hai1, a wept over the town.
II iii atones ai large ns cricket Lai 1 1
crashed through all the windows.
Merchant! si ff ;re 1 severe lot es by the
dr.'nching of st c's. Nearly every b t
of sheet iron in Mat'hiwi Hill, j ist
crm; hved, w.li perfnrtted bcliun ts of
ice, a id the ('out House, the It yal
II ill nnd the T-legraph Hotel and other
buildings cowred wiih iron roofs were
puac'urel with holes. A numlcr of
dogs nnd other sraa'l animals were
also killed, ard gardens wcrostripied
of ever vesti-e of sht u r.mry. Several
hou es were unroofe 1 by the win I. In
thirty m r.u:ci five inches of rain fell.
The river roso thr?e fe it, an 1 hailstone
were p led m twelve irc"'.es high on
many Terandas.
The Minister's Ruv.
The collection box in a certain Se.itcH
church was found empty. The minis
ter thereupon joined Tarn, tho ki: k
bracer, in Lis homeward walk after ser
vice, and lamented to him that lit
Would havo to do a thing he did to'
like, which was "just to rniso the
deovil, and he'll come to the man that
took that monev, either in a wind
that'll no leave him. leaf nor Hheaf, or
wi' a rope to hang him Over his own
door.'1 The kirk oftioi-r made no vpply,
Tho next night tho minister sent a man
raver tn Tain's barn to hang a rope ilh
a noose at tho end of It ou the door.
Tarn camo down to thresh; but, seeing
the noose and his own shadow on tho
wall, he rushed back to bed and te
miiineil there till daylight. When ho
returned the rope was goue. He was
shortly afterward feeii proceeding to
the kirk : mid hen the Itnx Was opened
next Sabbath every missing penuy win
found ituide.
A linslness Mini's Mistake
Stranger iwho has yelled himself
hoarse over dinks' telephone without
petting any reply 1 See here, I can't do
anything with this telephone.
.Mnks i with an nirof i li.ooeneel - I'id
yon wish to speak to any cue. sir?
"Certainly."
"Oh". It has been disconnected for
about a month."
"Disconnected? You didn't saything
almut it."
"I thought evevvl odv knew wp had
disconnected our telephone on account
! ft the bores. 1 didn't know yon w i -bed
j to talk to nnv one, sir, I supposes!
vm, mon,,v ,e,iriH ,n ONProj,L. your
j lungs." XewYvrk li'"k'n.
L A ! . oi nonor leei-s iiumtuci
I ,)flvom, his t,,11.u,i ie ctlluot ,u..1
humbling others,
. -
When the -umineiS rt tin' f led
What shnll nmke It fulr amlii?
Vtien 1 tie face with paints HbadM
Wht shall drive a.i av the pain?
Never shitti a hloissein lirlnhtetl
After tiliehte.l hv the fr.ist.
But the lend of piuu may ilnlitcn,
Anil wb need not count n.-s hibt.
nil the pl.-uro ef ,fe hen the wif-.an.l
mother, npun w hom the hae;iltiesii of houii- -n
lareolv deinds. is n(1ti-t d with ttm iIm-Ii-.-lIo
; :. ; '-'"- -".. -
eoutemplnle llic misery csl-ilief in nur mid t
"-m m u prevnienec ! tiio-osiiM'e-.
Is h uh tinin 1 i.lt nil witmcn .ilw.ul.l L !.,u- llml
mere is one Mirr naia-iv r ir i ll furcate emi-
mints, uad Hint I- i I . I'i. i , e's I iv.i-ok I'e.-.
ferliihm. XJ.j mn uIIum-i-l-heutih to fnswn it-
H' f 1111:111 W.n.l St ..IP I,.- I l. ,f
Hiindard remedy. Hnt if il lias niro.vl) crept
.... I'Ul l. u nun. t nil un (ill ll , li Mill HI
the "l avorlte l'rrreiiiti.in." ; i (; iu,inl c I
to ulvo satisfaction in i-very ea.-s', or raonev
raid lor It will he returne-l.
For 1 llionsne 9, sii k head u he, Indlcesttmi
and cons ipuiiun. lak Ir. t'uuvr s t'cile's.
The rainlne lvnntr-A il umtrella
that belcnu- to motlu r mm .
( atnrrh ( rii'I be ( Mreil
AVitU I.OCAI. Al'l'l.ll 4TIIINS. us lino- rnntiiil
Trnch the l nt tl.e dis,ne. ( nianh m a
hiis'd orcon-titiitiiii.Hi diMiise. io,d in niderto
cure it you hnve to mke imeital lemedas.
Hull's (ntarrh Cine Is mke i iiueri aliv. .ind
nei? diris-t!, i. ie(K iied n ns m .
Iiu-i. rinii s i lonrrn his. is nn ipiiu K Ills d .
eme. It il nn-M-riiHil hv one ni il... u..t
j physir Inns In mis country tnr snirs. m d i s
rrnlar nnseriiiil ai Jt is eoiuKii. d of I tie
1 best tolih klii'un. eianhitied ssilti the N'st
I Monti purifieris, neilnu direi tly on th- mucous
: fiirfiii'i s. The perf i t c- inliiimtion ef ihe iw.i
' inicn-dieiits is what i n.iliiret m li wonderful
Ttsnlls Ineiiinni! entniih. M ml for trMimo: l-
HIS fr.
V. .1. Ciiknky .V Co.. rrois., Tnledo, O.
Sold by tlnih'.ist", price ".."ie.
WI en a trln is I let i
lire nd to see Inrs.
I'i'd tlie imsscnscrs
t lilllle l m ihe Heat.
Allare entltlil to the In-st that their monev
will buy, so every fnmilv should have, at onet)
a bottle of tho best family remedy. Syrup of
Figs, to cleanse the system when costive or hl'
lons. For sule In .'a-, nnd tl hot lies ,y ur,
leading driiKi-isM.
II s no redr The ninn Willi hut on' nil
of e tithes.
Po y. air eiot'.f s In-t nJ ttiey wil to? If not,
you Mtiar b,. usliiu 11 m-hi or wthiu.t yoir lrr that
to', thorn. Try il.e miml eM-in.'.ii n i Iiohtiins's
tleetrle Soup, -j.r.er.-. Nr tiktlm us iu I tii.
A biisinesseiuni-' lie-nl S euriiiR the in.il
rlmonlHt promise ot nn le'.resH,
nrern." l"rillr ( I'arntsn,
Mild, tnjuahle elltiist -, curtain nnd nbtmdsnt
rrops, IJent fruit, ijr.iin. urass nn I stuck etniii
try in the wiirhl. full iiifirmmlon frac. Ad
dress Oresron lm'li;i.it'n Hoard, Tertland. tire.
nhe consnin -r ntsy consider Irmself lucky
If be Bets milk of the llrst water.
J.'sffttrteil w ith sore eyes us llrlsaae. Thorn ti
ler, t ElWler.l)rui,'Kltsell atiV.per bottlo
fine often hesrsof a sk ppine rope, tut no
body every saw a rope that skip I ed.
Ask your ilea!
N. r ess ty Is It
r for ""nnslli's Punch.-'
enioii.er of eiinventions.
For "'U Years.
Pilot Km.h. Mo , si,.,,t,-mtrrS. I1"
1 snlTi'rist ttiili rhrnioe r)ii-iimnti-!:i in my
knees ftiifl iiiifcli-.s fur twi-niy yei nnil hail to
u.-e rrutehes. I was in nieil'ni times tiy several
rVietor". Imt finally euretl by St Jsi'ohs
fill. Ilsve liinl no return of pain In three
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irUirr. iaMrj pi
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ilnrtin. Hit. .alat! . m.B.
un 'f nai-ll fcn-i.-tl i .nmtrr. form hi
vnirninif-nt, ni.n!nti.i. I ta-ltirt anto'inl
it tra.lr-. r.ltclon. aifr ..r army aitcl tiyla-
r.1. tn.i.il-riir h'.ia--, i-ittla alis-l,
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t.a t .11 1 a.:f wi l'i-"ir"
Mik rt . nut sr. in u
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Pn.lilvrlv t wreil tv.tH nrlatili' II etitfdtra.
Havimir't ihniiwn I-"I r-. fitr.-p.nie'in m
nminpsil iKipels. li Is'.l tiliv.ii-l tti. Kr m llrsl il'is
tTlliptiiills iliUMt't'-nr; III l-'il 'lavs nt I l.l tv." i-tlilr.li
ll vnilitiim rr.n I Sni I rnr fr ii il tratlntf
Mali ut mlrjta-iln'.l. i'irf ret iln - Irialmriii
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CATCH THE FOXES.
J one prsn will -pu t nt M --'ii ntlv v a, my
run, I WM - I i'ln t. man lh l I 1 U t r- 'i".
f -r ntftalnK Vm Unit. t:i wll of M h will i-.i .
a mi a mm ,lNtd ii Al. rnl 'trc i I -t m -ithi .
Iua irap. Ai'ltv I H A. If'i'VVi.KR, tr4i'. Cotiu
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