FOR FARM ASD (JAKDEJT.
Will COWS EAT PLACENTA.
rcrliups wc can never find out why
rows like to cat tin plnceiitn, but in
lliu experience of most men it innkcs
liltlo if any diileronre whether tlicy do
or no(. Jt is ccrtuiniy foolish to pre
Tcnt her fi'oni doing so if tliti want-
to, though wo would consider it
CfjiMlly fool inli to try and compel lior
to cnt it. Her own instincts tiro tlio
bent guide. American Dairyman.
TIIKKS FOK ri-ANTIXtJ.
Do not itwko tlio niUtnkc of buying
large, overgrown trees for your plant
iyr, stiys Seed Tim mid Harvest.
Tlio.o which mo 3 I to 7-S inch in
diameter lire quite Inrjjii enough, but
they should hitvc miooili, sirai'it
trunks nnd good roots. Older tree,
me m no nit than young ones to liuvet
lost their best roots in removal; and
it is best lo buy of nursery men in
stead of peddlers, and to ssivo money
mid receive just wlmt you pin rlitise.
Ten dollars per It" will buy Mm bet
of npplo tree atllie iiiii'tory,iii I other
slock in proportion.
1 li'iS I.AItiiK AMI SM il l..
1'nless you want n large proportion
of cockerels d not sell all the largol
'gA" you can pirk out. There is m
mi nus known by which tlio sex of eggs
can with ceiiainiv lie determined. A
though many have thought some signs :
have indicated sex, yet after repealed
fair trials nil those indications have
tailed, and failed entirely and i x
asperatingly with the writer, except
one, which I giro as follow: With
regard to the eggs of nest of the
feathered kingdom, if you pick the
largest out of the nest they are gen
erally (he ones that produce males
especially if they happen to be laid
lirst. Iven in a canary's nesl it is j
noticeable that the liiit egg laid is j
very often the largest, Hip young fi oui ;
i: the first out, keeps ahead of it- :
comrades, is the lir-t I" quit the ne-t, '
mid the lirst to sing. Detroit l ice !
Press.
1 I XMSii invi i;s r lin I i
Above all things, keep your bee
coli'tiies dry. Tli.i;t-;inds of columns !
perish every year iiy leaking cover.
W henever moisture from without is
added I.) the gt iterated lii.ii-tiire or,
evaporation fr mi V- bees within, a '
damp ehilly atmosphere i the result,
which generally prove fa al in frost) I
wcaile r t;i the hoes.
Tin roofs, with ventilated holes in j
the g iiiie ends lira a sure preventive. 1
A cu-hioii initio ot cotl':o sin ks, ili,.
si.e nf the top of i ho hive, and tilled
with iv he st chair, is an excellent ab- j
enrbiMit of moist tire. j
Such hives as will not admit n j
cushion within, can be aided by Inv- i
ing a ventilating apetlu e on top, two :
inches square, covered witli wire- .
cloth, and a ciidiioii with mr. .u !i a
cushion must be made of "duck," iin-
icrmeablo to tain, or oile oth, so rut
as li go over the outside of the hive, :
mid wiih a drawing string if twine!
run through the edge of tho cloth, so
that it can bo fastened light to the
hive. Clititi' is put into it. an 1 then
drawn over the hive and tied. I'.it in
Journal.
F ARM M li MINKIIV.
Ono great advantage w hich ihe in
creased use of tho best machinery is t
the fanner is seldom spoken ,,f tn- tin
manufacturers, or by the laruieis
theiiuelvcs. Perhaps the farmers do
not realize it, while the makers might
think it would hinder, instead of help,
ing, the silo of their machines if it
were known. It is a fact that the ue
of the machine soon makes more care
ful farming a ncc-s-ity. The hand j
scythe could be worked among reck, i '
and slumps, anil along hedgerows an. I j '
ditches, tool ear.ied through the bogs, j
but one who wants to profitable tt-e j '
Iho mowing midline must rem vo the 1
obstructions and iid up or drain the
places w here tho burses would mire or i
the machine, plow up the ground. The
iced drill is of but little usu. unless n i
perfect seed bed is made to woik it
The corn, planters and potato plant
ers that work by hor-e power, very
quickly suggest that they do tho b st
work when the laud is well plowed,
and well pulverized by harrowing,
and the potato diggers and bean. pull
ing machines will not work well if
the laud is allowed t become foal
with weeds that will choke up the
machines. Much the same thing might
bo said of ninny of tho machine used
in tho Southern Stales, and others
uiscd iu the Northern States, but
enough lias bc:n sail to show that the
farmer who has a first-class machine
has got to live up to it" in the other
branches of his farming. Boston
Cultivator.
FXliTAIll.K lHltKS.
The best and only thing to do when
your horse is excited is to call him
down. This is best done by getting
to the horso's head and talking to him
and gcntlr rubbing his face and other
wise diverting his attention from the
came of Li fright. If the horse is
sullen or angry the same treatment
will be found beneficial. In a high
state of excitement !bc horse does noi
comprehend what you want ar.d it is
usoless, worse than folly, to attempt
Vj beat lite fright out of s Lorec.
All men are excitable more or leu;
some more, and very many unreason
ably so. What would bo tho effect of
trying to abuse one of the so red
neiuhtl, excitable men into being calm
and considerate whon under tho in
tlueiico of pasdoil? It would certain
ly end in disaster to soniob dy and
this may explain tho consistency in
M)itio horses kicking tho end-gato out
of iho wagon mid otherwise demolish
ing tilings when the whip is laid on
his back because he got scared and
excited ah. nit something.
The best thing for the driver to do
Is to keep calm and u-e common senso
at all times in hand ing the team.
When a horso understands that ho is
not to bo hurt ho will not bo excited
or timcasoiiablp, unless of a devilish
disposition. Such cases require specia'
treatment, and the judgment of tho
driver will determine tho success of
his work in handing the horse. Al
ways take time lo quiet an excited
horse.
When you get a young animal to
understand your commands (heie is
not much dillieuliy in directing its
e uirsc. Avoid, if possible, bringing
'he excitable horse in contact with
that which unnerves him. Southern
Cultivator.
I-A KM ASH ll IKI'I'N V t ITS,
I The third week is a critical pe
1 in tin; life of a chiek.
ioil
I The game is valuable a a
, , t n or Hiiiliiin.
S w selery seed in the hut boil after
dm earlier plants have lei u taken out
and lraiip!anfed.
In spra ing care mint be taken no;
lo have the mixture loo strong, or tho
foliagt will be injured.
:ie of the mo-: important items in
making erisp, tender vegetables is a
quick, vigorous growth.
The Canadian lice .Journal says that
for years general farming has u it
paid so well as bce-iai-ing.
In -owing l he seed f. rail root crops
it is Lest t (ho plenty, and then thin
mil aficr the pi mis come up well.
Tin i" is no advan age in now, ling
I ho plants either in the garden nr
orchard. I'iaiits mii-t have p. only of
1 OOlil.
To cultivate pii'a: oes to p -i fee ion,
they shou d be planted i.i a deep,
licit, black, sandy loam, wiih n.iiiitai
drainage.
(icnet.i ly the covering givci to the.
eed can be iletei mined by is si... -viol
Weight. Light, tender seeds are often
c iVeted too deep.
I i iid t .lining i.l
go t! ipiali' ie, in ; he it
o Iwrw i-e be dormati!,
lev
mini-
e t!t it would
tit the train.
ing must ho judicious.
W i : li nearly or quite all field crops
the I.e-t .and m -! economical itnple-ii-.
tit with ulitili to coiumeiico iho
cut ivation is a good ha cow.
ittcr
owdcrcd
ling po.d
i i In stabli
li it
coal
the
..butt
tin- ill
itud,
will be foil id to be a capital d;j I r.
When plants are transplanted from
a bo'-bed or seed-bed in many ca-es it
will pay to t hocou . lily wet the soil
I two or three hours before taking tho
j hllllS up.
ta!s contain a greater ptoportiin
i of II h-foriniiig elements and corn a
jgieat'T proportion of fat-forming
i iveni -tits. Tilts is w hv oat-, are a so
much hi t er feed for b n cs
When the miro is worked while
suckling her foal, care shoit'd be
taken to id her cool nil bi-foie the
cdt is alio we I lo suck, railing to
.lo this is of. en the r iue of sickness,
Uee-kerpers ddl-r as to whether
ceni Mit. sand, or ntitiir.il earth is the
in'st ll inring for a cellar in which bees
i:e wintered. Ail agree that a bu-li-l
t utile, is an excellent thing in iho
eiiar.
1 tiring tho brcding reason the stal
ii "ll should not be allowed lo gel too
fat; fat s ti lions are not urO foal
geitirs and d not geinially get
vigotou. hwalthy oti-pring. At this
time care in feeding is an important
item.
The Apple Blossom Weeiil.
The l'.ntish Hoard of Agriculture is
endeavoring lo arouse the apple grow
ers of Knglaud to imitate their French
competitors and take combined acticn
against the ai pic blossom weevil,
which has done incredible damage to
apple crops in recent yeurs. The rav
ages of this minute insect are often
erroneously attributed to the cast wind
or Lite frosis, nnd even when the true
nature of evil is recogni.-d it i use
less for one cultivator to incur the
trouble and expense to remove it if
his neighbors allow it to increase and
multiply in tccurity ad around. One
weevil, it is said, will lay twenty
eggs, placing one only in each bud of
in apple blossom, th re to 1m; hatched
and nourished upon the fruitful por
tion of the flower to tho destruction
of all hope i.f apples. In Fiance
apple growers in a village form an
association, ami, sei. ng an appropri
ate moment, make a comhiiu'd raid on
the invaders of a I the trees in the
parish. In one orchard of about eight
acres, scores of lUAitiaigls of weevils
were shaken from tho' trees and de
stroyed, and a satisfactory nop
apples afterward was obtained.
Ql'AI.VT ASD (THIOL'S.
rUiitcr-schotch is another iinmo f Jr
tally.
On board ship the day is divided
into seven "watches."
The South African milk tree pro
duces a good substitute for cow's
I milk.
t Too usn of separate pews in churches
; dates back only to Iho time of tho
Reformation.
! The largest cantilever bridge in the
; I'nited States is al the Needles, San
; I'.ecnacdo County, Cal. Length of
I span, Hiit) fee'.
! Tho skin of the whale is thicker
than that of any in her animal. In
some places it reaches a thickness of
several inches,
A War,' itieton rook declares that
n grasshopper soup properly made by
a competent cook is one of the most
1 tilatabie of dishes.
There are more bee-hives in th:'
! I'liilcd Slates, where there are J,,i",-
mm, than in any other country, j
i recce, famous for its love of honey, j
litis only H'Man' hives. j
The m ico of the Sp-aker of the 1
I ', i ins!, I oue of 'omm nis is a nota
ble historical relic, for it was the,
Itiaee which was earth d before King j
t'narles 1. a- he wad.id to the scat'- j
fold. j
A person mi whoc land a witter ,
coiii-e runs from a natural spring :
einnot leg iil, either ue or dispose of
the water so as to materially diminish j
the ll w tin ic if upon other people's '
property. j
A lltvie (France jeweller, w Ini
h is tin alternating current li aii-fociner
in the I'.i-eiiient beneath his store, has !
placed an iron gr;l i,, r ,,ec it, and iu
(hi- way waims bis place al ll.e elec
tric couipaui 's e peii.-c.
At Williamson, M ch., a well went
dry and the miner mailo.au iiivc-tiga-liou.
The well was "I feet deep,
and, tituige a it may siein, lie can-
of its fat. ing w as that a w i.imv lice
bad sent its loots to the bottom and
sucked It dry.
A recently retiirnul tr.aieh r a s he :
Saw lhee odd signs di-p'-iyed in l.oii
ifri, Luglaml: Thunder V '.,"'
-.1. I!. IU i-." !!.! i-nd. I I ..r ,v ,
ile.de," Itlldwitle. liner Co.."
o',ac,- - I'cntv." ('. Heaven-" iitel
(ii.iii y- othei . e.pially .as odd. ,
t oc foi in of in-ects rest inbles a
T"k''ii hit ot' bamboo, and anoihec is
p! o l.eil with llltl'4. di-ti ilmicd in j
sin h ti Hay as to make it appear m rr. ;
grown iih moss. (Lhers have a-.
Mt.iie I iheii fiim ami c-.lor for the
obj. cl of c. itching their prey. j
A man who was attending the er- J
li.es coiidiic c.J by the IJev. W. II. j
CI olden, iu l.ii , liecame e.i-itei ,,'id !
hi n od ( ,o and tlien fell tin- I
i- 1 1 - i 1 1 -, I e in a i n i tig i u that coliditi 'll
fo; an lemr. t n coining to lie cm
pie ed the cviaiiialom by say.ng
"ry," -honing thai his mouth had '
been set to say tilory,-' bitt at the j
l ist liable animation was suspended i
and when the enes wote resiorc 1 1
(he lips had M complete iln; wnr I. j
When I, iil Ne'smi wtis bin ii d in .
St. Caul's ( ilbediti. iu I. Iidou. tin'!
heart of till I. inland was stirred. The
proces-ioii passed on amid the sobbing
of a nation. T,,ere were trumpet
ers stationed at I he door nf Mie Cathed
ral, with instruments if um-ic in
hand, waiting ft r the -ina!, and
when tho il ustrioiis dead atr.Vid Bt
the gates of St. 1'aui's t alhedral, the-e j
lio tniiii e i t s gave i nc united blast
and then all was silent. ;
A Moid Case.
About the middle of February lat,
ttirobed A-adoorian, feinmily if
lacks in, M,, ti., but now a ib a'.i r iu
Turkish iii vrl; ies at tiratul Uapid-,
took cut full iiatniiili ition paper-.
A novel object led him to do ihis. ll
nviii- on leaving Turkey be left be
hind him a wife and sou whom he
dearly loved, but now, having become
established in this country and intend
ing slaying here, be found l.im-e.f in
a curious predicament. He was very
anxious to have his wife and urn join
him, but a Turkish law in force fur-
bid their leaving the country. After
much thought on the subject he did as
ubovfl st ited, sj as lo Mvure the aid i f
the authorities al Wa-hingtou iu bis
undertaking. This he could do, being
a natural i.ed citizen, lie m ule know u
to Secretary of Mate lllaine his wishes,
and on the grotitnl that Mrs. Asadoo.
rian was the wife of a naturalized
citizen of the I'nited Slates, a reqifst
was sent to the Sultan for permission
for her lawful departure to coinu to
this country. This, of course, could
not be ignored, coming diplomatically
from the Secretary of S ale, and 'he
S'.iltan has jut sent word that Mrs.
Asodoiiiiati and sou will start. Tin
case has created am- amount .if -p. i il
lation, as it is a very n , usual pro
ceeding. It is thought to bo the lirst
case of the kind on record.
Some Time Airo.
Studious F.oy Father, d al you ever
study arithmetic?
hither (indignantly) Of course I
studied arithmetic.
Studious Hoy Well, I can't find the
cube root of
Father (hastily ) Il's a long timr
since I studied it. fJood News.
Trugfn Joklnjf.
A 'etnnrti it.le story of practical
'il.i' g iy Mined of a young French
in. i:i i.i 1',,, uvenirs Pnn Vloii
I.ii.r iiro" Tin; old fable of the buy
iv I o iric! "wolf" I often has had
lew :; n 1. Ifij.ic illii..t';Uinii9 In fact.
OsWil.l.ii :v:tly .ir.d original Pitrishm,
b id a i wiia fo- pi-i.i-tie.il jnkiiig. Iln
V.vs ver, :ii!M::n; (h ii friends, but
wlrm it's i :ie' t-- Acre exerted to
iiMn :i none v.otig litcio wtts nioro
I itte ne. thiiii fun in his wit.
'ii m-- tiitig. i:c;t ,i man who hid
tint tte.tte l ,;n iiiitnly gaie a recep
tion, lie revenged himself crttellv.
The man was slight ly deformed. All
the bim lib.-icks of I'iiris. Ihe luindred
In ii.iiii!i.-; pn-s. pt. d iheniselves ;tt
his ie -cpi i, hi. 'i":i. v had received if i
lici s frnm o.swiild tint if they wo-il I
go to I his itddicss. mi this evening,
tltei v.mii;. I Icit'll":' ;t legacy which
had beep left h in.
W lien a plitv. written I y a man who
had ;n:!sod li s ain.c,' by reading tl
to w paper ;i I he w eihl t n r ,,f 0., ,,f
his liieipls, was ptiiiliice,!, h, pre
VCl.ted ils success In indtli'lllg tWf
lititilfi d and lirtv.if his friends !
itttetiti it citrrying gi'. ;it ln.oks. These
yuiitig me ii. who oe, njiietl prominent
peals, read their bonks white the per
formance was going ici, ami whenever
there was any applause cii -li one of
tliiin. as if moved by clockwork,
turned ou r a leaf. 'I in- rustling of
the leaves ami ih sputa.'!,. ,,f tin
men ahs.irbod iu te.i'lirg made tho
pefnl'lli.iiieo a t.ui ;!, te failtpe.
Oswald's irii lids were always on
the link Hit b t' some ruse. lleonce
ii ilith d l h ii! that mi New Ye ar's day
he shniihi g, i (he Im si of them ;t 1 1 in
smile jnl.e, itial New " t-.-tr's upon ng
each recdved til's t.otice: llemctii
ber." Tin y were nti the r gutird.
As they were le.'llill a hi where
they had b:e;il.!;ist d. (Kwa d sudden
ly Slipped oil tile s!i pS it tit I fell nil Itis
hack mi the sidewalk. His fib-mis
rushed tn h;.. iissistillice. but paused
before i le y reached liim.
"Tllis i, bis l'l!(" Sollle ne said.
Cliiiriy. t in- man who was so pminl
pf his t.tl.-i.t for mimicry wtis b. m i u
llecei itii; ti. in :il into th lilting hitii
(l dying iiiiin. f if he lay t In r tin ailing
pitifuliy. he. la Ir.iwn and t wist-d
us if with terrible pain.
1 1 is. !r:t tels stnnd ;iri,i::id atnl made
jokes , in I litis, mnl luiiiini-. I liip snf
fomie snugs, assuring bit:, ad t h
While that ih-.i v.'.tc id i.e, :vd by
his a-ling. At hist he g.v.e a lc ,lt -e,
mtniinfiil cry. in d,e, at s-:.;i.
ntld t I'.n . e-lsi-d Pi ;i ,;(i I,,' l il he.
In a li". -be-t'n.g n i e, p; nf
horror and -rt . . his tn, p I. r aiiz.ed
that t iswe.ld was dead.
I'ni 'e srloiin l-'lhii-l'i:i:n.
liven a ta.it 'u'.'iiii! : .i r i i'l e,-;
ltlie i'l Mi . C.l ! il i I.I t j. I s s .ill,-1 lilies
wheil f':i t! gtt.g in tii-y back .ind f.. (!,.
The ti-tegf t ii . : .-raioi- ,it i ip. 1 1 . ,, '
l'e:ili.-e- 'r- faei, itnd isiii men mil
tn i en w ii ii rave untie i i;e s i me
thing lb t i,e del wi:h in: i iit'ti'i ii .'.
Mie I it: 1 1 ' ! is! w- -k ,- gue-t ..f he
lintel l:e'..i I .ll ; un-...i - ,,.
operator .-u.-ite-l t he v. ud- ;m up.
Ilnllltce.; !li it the eiiiirgt' ;. ,'n
cents. 'J'h. get. i pi liar.d.'d nver
n ?l" l i... wliicli th" i p !.,(! mis-t-H.k
for :i 1 bill, an,! e.n.. ,m, ,:u-'K $
half a do.ia:-. T!ie ot otl.-;,ian 1 ;t
the hnti'l -a it !t oi:t nc!;. -ipg the mis.
take. I'icsciitiy he ili-.i.v.Tcd it,
ntld reluriiid t" tin nteiMtuiC, desk.
'an't that a si'i bill I ;;ave ,ini
a While Jig '" he st. .
Tie- npcrui.ir , p.- bis diawrr
nnd ! ike. I at lit" ml:.
"W'ltN. ye..- he .v.e.nm,.,!. "I
though! ii was a .r jt jR,"
and b" liai: ),. 1 ,.. i it.-' bh:.
"Now I nwe Vnii 'ei ce;l ., " s;iid 'he
gepl ti tliiiti.
"I ih, im, ynii ii !', '." -:i:d ihen peril
t'T. "t h. us. I iln," i.'t '.I- d the gi pile
man. "Tin' li'li i' .in we. .'.o cents.
ynii It ii .iv." A'i i
half .b-llar an ! il
' I't.i inii. t!i it
remarke I the ,,- e
st.-iihi-k. , per, ".in i
pee it.''
uiuc'ti." r.
rt itnl iii.in. lie s
And the up. T.ltur It
lU'tire it i. nl oil i
Nevis.
i I li
d ..UT ti
!l I V CefU.'
: I.. the ..i..k
citi't make hitii
fttel the book-
In .'-nl .'.I Cl llls.''
I e ii I n i ii 4
ii . .i ii ii ih
'I lie. Have .' Viol, li, l-Hin.
It i-. --ii id I bat .r tli' r-'ivpt i hi
piVetl bl Mis. I '('!' I'.llliier tn the
110 (..lilfre-stlleti. 1 -il W.-leni
eti'iptte was -If c'.rd ;.t In.- p-r-forin
itice i f s e:.e i.f it, one-!,.
Tiles- I I il 1 1 pr, s t !;..! i,-, , aeh
bmu.'ht I; i wit".- at; 1 children, and ,
thru if" nf th" ' hnii-.r-i!.'.' in tiit..r
fnuti Texas-' o;n:ie m a linen du-!"r '
and pi;t her HnM l i sj, ,.p j:i the
library at in i. '., .'. An iih. r orf
fprifiir if this s:i ii,. T, A.in family
niuuse hers, if i v -ketii, mi the
np saic ll i ii of th" dr:i iti ' r.niin! !
lien, lit, ol i'llKltl'l 1. le..tljt.liev.
Ktij-'l.iiid's p.isse-s ,ii ..; K.'i ;,; lias
be. n :i source ..f v.isi . ie-;:t t i the
land nf in,, i'harte.hs. Imriti.: her
111 e .1 i ill's' occupancy e,.,,! ej.iMlll- :
nietit h i- I i s'lb.: it n!i d f, ,r ti bad
fine, i jlitii-h ili'S 'd i'.lstice fnr nppres-
sh.n. a sniimi Mi ;iti iai .udii inn fur
a ivn telp d . !,". and .an etlii'i -tit army
fm a imrthlcss im,.. T.i;it:.in b.;ts
been r.'d'itsj ii, the extent ..: a'nmf
ti tn i i I i-.n ;; vear. the eon litimi nf tn j
peasants has been improved, and the ,
treasury hn a surplus nf ,.v r three
millions.
s-.toil.-a e; ,:-:i rc,. ..vr I"1" In i 1 ,i
ft it'eb'-r am e:j I -r .njeti.-:it . .mm il.
Vlhpn Trnvi-Mng
1:-' LIT :. ; t' t-a.-e ! -r
or n i . r,,, .),,,
on 'vert- rr. i h 't; . ,, s-.t i i ,, r,... -9 ,j
sen me-! plei unity ant i-rTec iv,. t i 1
kid nor. Itvcr a-i 1 Ih.i.-cK prevorn, ; rv.-r.,
Ir nl el e a,, j o'b-r fur ti, ..f i, ka t. Knr
Mifin'.i.pi-njijn,.,-. P1 i,j :eija.
drui-,-istb.
'I i.e t: r : liar .p.-mi l-l v l-t -e . v.- in i'ti
f rnia. .t.is ' f,- w.te nl leiv r.. -r I'.t w k..
Hrrtrnln; M nt. r.y ir, iTs.:.
lillnwV. :. :. P. i-vrs ; i. ;iv-;. -i ., Xl.i
Una. Pi ., i- . . , ,, i,,...,. a b i i-v. !ii , h
M:.-li.-i h. .i - ;. ,.,-,. in fie MTV
rre.ee ..:.. :,.r .v nr n...
Mtithert. tt 4 ,t .i i.fti uini chi ii; en.
Th ' m;i'i'n jf i i' ih" v' ti " b in" is ' r i
v lohoit ! v I'., .Tiil Is :..i-iti-s. tip . Ic:!!":
is clear.
I 'nHi r all .-1 i i ini -a an.'-., ninli r e.M cotnli . i :, t
.iri'tei- till l:.,ii'Tn i'. P.r t.Hi rni ine tt ; i ,;. a-n Iiy
nr.- ail In H.i.n !.'-. Ail itn:.;". Itllv ' nis.
Tb. r.- are pi 1 ora to every b pi-'-s i
h n innre hoy- ! p la Infancy tinni u r!.
- - - I
I e fTI rt t f -nr n- I t 1 1 r ' I - I'Voif
,,n'-Kv..H'.i- n,. ., r
five nii'iths nt lh.' let'il ! ilsf i ia l-jnlon, I
tn jUntl, is tuUe ot Aiarncaa wheal.
A REARKADLR LETTER.
A t'roDilocni frofe.lonl lino's Kairaor
lllunry (Sialrmrnt.
(.v. y. tSiia.j
TathrKdHor: t-tn 4s my nnmsnnil aes
li-vpatip- t. in y air isier nnd tlm piibhe
prints Idle,,', an 1 nsinsnv ot my profesiion d
PrethriMi are won lei'ine; :.i II, I leel I' onlv
just that I shout,! ma te an explan ition. I he
ttt inent iul.lihH.l ovee my nam
inn.ltt tnn vers aa al tec Ion ; and in il are
iiivrsli;iitiori, anil j have never eluing ! inv
m nt ns to I ln facts then stale I. AWhat tutu1
I suiil.nsa hysieisii.tlint 1 believe 1 Warner's
S.Vf I 'are was t hit b 'st of all known prepaiM-
lions lor lh Inml'li" it was n.lveeati .1 to
ere, i n so; so xtrl. 1 known it H e on
si I, reil llin proper thin- for tint in. l eal
profession to !ecrv prop: letary n I o her
nlvei'ttsi' I arli ei' t ut hv i-li mi l tin y ilo
o As the lute Hr. J. 'S. llolliinl. wr.liu:
ever his own ii.iino in Scrih,ri '.i Mcnlhl'.i,
in I.
"It i n fact that many nf the bosr pro.
priettirv ii:e.he:ni"s o! Ihe -lay nhi mor-' s.i -essful
titan niiinv phvMii in-, mil mot of
Hi, -to were tir-t tlisv.vcrcil or u c.l In man it
me 'ie.il i i netice; wlicn, however, liny p' r
soii knowing taeir virni- and f- r i":;
their popularity siciues ami mix 1 1 1 1
h in, in the opinion ot th- PUotel till vil la .
l I n I ut ot tllHIII."
Ir. Holland vtas nil e liicated phv.-ict.in,
mi luipreju I.e.) ! ob-envr, an 1 lie sp !..'
Ironi a l.roa I all 1 uuu-u.il xp "l i-uce. I'l'o
prielarv meihciii s fh nilil li 't I - l I .
I l:e cvi lence. of their vain ore overw li lin
ing. I love sihii put euts riciver lioai
travel, ii lluiiniHt.on of tlm PI i I I. r mi l
llritit's ilis-ase ntt t 11.1114 iVaraer's Si e
fure. 1 veil lien all other treatment li.nl
faile I.
I 111 ike tlii" fr.iulion lout-pn-feu statement,
in im- interests of laitiiHinl v nil I ! caiisi I
know if to be trm. I trust tor the miii.u
reus hi, vi.il will rivh it to Hie pulilie.
llesp.ctfuliv.
II. A. (iCNN.
n l'.M HVsf Fm In seventh shut, .Vi ic
York. Vmc'i 1.
The lib' ligintil popiil.ili.in el .lupiii, vim
call tlii'iieeiM s Ainu-. uninlnTi il ill IS", IT,-
I ii ', in"liiiling ,s4r.'i 1111 11 mnl s.Vs; nnnieii.
Dpafurps I'Bu'i br Cured
Hy lnciil npjilii aliens. n. tin y rnntiet reach tli
iIisi hm iI . ui iie 11 i.f il,,. cur. There l-nnit one
) In cure il- ufness. ami llml is Pv emi-i n 11
tinlmt t'euieilii-s I 'rafin--s 1 . 1 aiN, l i ,-.!, lU-
II Ul. eil ciiliillttoll of Ihe IllIM nil- hliilite 11I I no
Mll-tlichiilll 'I'lllH'. Mllell .his lull,. (et-lH in.
Itiiiut-il ni hntea ntii't 'i:, si.iiml nr 11111 r-
f'-t I llt'fir'liK. MI.lt When It is ,-, ,.y r,.-til,
tleiifiH-ss Is ihe rt-still. nil I milt .--I he inliaia
uiiointi can h Inkt-tt (ml anil this fat-i re
. 1 - I toils hniiiiH! ini 1 1 ! hi. In 111 mi; will I
l,--l 1 . i 11I fnit v.r. i.ii.t in-.s iMili.fliii.no
1 in-, il In filial : li. l.ieli 1- I'otliinir hut 11 11 m-
tl o:.. il c.n.ilil -nil nf Ihe llii:ci.i:s Hi c.
Mfi'ill .it. line lliiiiiiiiil 1 1, .1 In 1 -. inrniiT
ens,-nf ip'tiftie-- 1 aii-i ii lo cionrrto Ih.'it tie
cmi.iu'I cure h lakii. lliiii's I'.'tiiirrh (.'are.
fvii.l fur circn'ars. !r,.,..
r . .1. 1 iifc.Nti il' CO.. Toledo. 0.
f-ii!i tiy lini..jilsis, i'S'.
'I In hirgfsi piece nf mphtilliPit ever m'in-1
in 1 alitnriiia is :;..teii eel near Stuitii H.'i
b oa, ll w i-igb i ng two an I olie-hal t t m.
.Mai shia 1 nre-1 anil cr etic.iU'il fran the
s'. stein h llrnwii's Inii lii'tir-. w l.ii -
r eh,'- I iif hi I, lone- lit" In rv i-s. I lit- ill ,e--
1 ll.lt. Al't1- like 11 Cll.trtll H I pl'I'SOtiS III I'l lll-lill
III I. nihil, n ii.! new eiicrv ml Kttaiitli.
Nine yuiitig inea are abinit p, nail, tr.-iu
'in rieu-, 1 i.i., In Cliiea.-o, I II , a ilpl.ut nt
I ion niiu-s by load, 011 a iwitiT.
I'F.I'i II l's Pit l.s hi t like la.iuii nti th.
I'-.ois. -.-t.ir- lust co:n;ti va.ii mnl Priti,; I at ,
I in- ke-ll i-lte el' ,i. ctlte.
"letian:i" i .1 Spanish wnr. I, riniiiin
t'.iir nr piii-pi roiis wi-.nher.
In the Spring
Ninth cMithnih 1 iiils 11 .ikI n.til.i .1 e. Tie
'M.init ,1 '.thiiii lute 11 .-I'tiiiilali-'l ih 'i.i
ml ibn-it.i; lhi-..il Una. He Inu-l t .- rt ., !,. .1
irtil.-ii ihi-mil I lint-i. I n. hi..! lie i-fl. i !
I rai itu- :r ;- i-i. li.e ! ..'I t huh!, -in t.. m t-
ii-llli ht ill It':. I t nf .i.llli s, rii.ll- t j -., :1 .... '
r- tnel k a hie -ai . '--e of H... I'P -nr-apo'llla. .i a I
I le-lilitti t-el I r-n-f I leis tii-i-iti-.l n: .k.- i
-.ti-rlnt- jinir intitliii i.i l-. Ii i.- :hi- ' i-h i.i
tti :r.r 'i .tn inc."
" It Is InvaluabJo."
" I have l:-fl H.inil's .s-iir-.t anlla la lilt l.oi;.
ili fur t !n-p.i-t fne.r ? . tir-. .out for n t io t -:.: i
bl. .1 put ii.er it im- in. upt i .-.r. it t-hit ..In
ithle n-a -prai ; 1 t lie : it l:o tenr.ile- Inn
wlmle -t-ti-lli lOlil t . .-- 'ip III.- sli,,.;.i h. a i l
sun-" I l.ciiiii a. i,ii.il:tii-l with liiH.il'. :nr..i-
io:;:.i I iiltin- - I. ike si tm-.i! l .-ttlr- In !!, .
spfil -itul. u- iii-i-.e ii.il r..iiltie -. 1 1:, ti-l I I he
..ir." I.. I . nil M v, Ann ha. I ota.
food's
Sarsaparilla
ures
I., r.- r.tl.er .-..in;i -l.s fn. ii--i-re in s t
ll.ieil'- -.il-Hl -.irillti. ll I- IVrtih.o- I.. 1 1 -. if.
HOOD'S TUX'S e'iri lite! ih-. i tipl-
ti, :i. l-ilinii-ei . i.ttiM I i ... -ii it !.. .i-l.i. I.e.
CURES
SCROFULA
Mr. F. ,T. n.-vcll, Meilfi rt. V., fay-, r.. r
re.i.tl.er Jia t'e ure.l f SerefuU l y t'.n i- o
i f f.mr huitloii of (Kfflrf af' r t1"'1'- 1,1
mm -IuuIht treat- KiljfcsEfiJ men', a ml l-'i''
reiliiee'l ti quite a nw c o.ilttio i nf health, a it
vas thought the I'nuhl i.et li.f.
f.f hen
tiluhap.
n'an-l all i
a . ar I hail
f.i-c Kef
vptiiti-all Iti'i1 I
nf his
I w a
rover', whet! riranf
Ati'wlm ttlpKcureJIiiin.aiiilno
fjniiitiniis of the disease remain.
Mrs. T. I.. M TitrR. Mathn ill., 511-9.
DR.KILMi-Ha
Kidney, Liver and Bladder Cure.
Rlieiiiiinlism.
I,timln(T't. p'n in iMnt-irUi. k. I mi k !n-t in
Lr:m tn-tjucpt u-ntarion. iiiti.ttunti'Hi,
vravt'i. ul'fMitnin or t trtrr!t l iiaT.
DisorcSered Liver,
!mTTrr-f! lir titin (font. Ml!inu-..pfH'inrli3.
M A yt FKOlT ii: - fci-Ut. v .lii'. nr .
I.-.i 'rij-, urinary trouble .r:uht 0-4Jk
Impure Illood,
-t.-r' ftilj. msisrtu. K'nl weukries-i ..nleliilitV.
..icri-t rrr,. nr.ef ii i-.l-'r Itnlt-u
r:.',-.l. I'iupiui ill rti-.. l l . -..-i li t-i-n. r -. .
tt RrilKuIMN, ,',te. Size. l.i0 Sit.-.
Tutt's Tiny Pills
the dyipeptir to vJ 1tntt vi rfi
ho v.'Ulit. Thry rait? Hit CimhI iu:--r.
MiiuMntf anl r.onrth thr ImxIv.
C''t4a KlsVt altOWQ lit til'llt i.
DOOOOOOUC
111 '
Cnrnl my li'Uels.y
tary fernfiita rXe
MM
JLhJp 1mitSS3 1 S5 .0 0 Hand-Sewed
S-l'G''E'l"
coPVBiotrr iaa
A e;r of lir&ntM
is due- trnon mo sv.sieiu n weiineiieii,
I ami the Mood impure It's what
i you must expect.
1 P.i't it's what you mutt prevent,
ten. And Dr. Pierre's (Joldeti Med
ical Discovery jirevents ns will aa
ettns. It inviejorates tlio fiver find
kidney?, purities and enriches the
blond", sliiiriitis the appetite, iin-
, proves digestion, and restores hcallli
; and ritretith. l'or D,vspcpsi;,
"Liver Complaint," and cvety inrin
: of Scrofulous, Skin, or Scalp Dis
eases, as S;ilt llieiim, Tetter, Ery
sipelas, or any Mood-taint, it's an
! uni'(tialed remedy.
Jt's not like tho narsaparillas,
v.liich claim to lie pood for the
' Mood in March, April and May.
At all seasons alike, and in all casi'S,
the "Discovery" alone- is gnttrni-
i . '7. If it, doesn't benefit, or ctiri',
you have your money back.
It's tl'fi chfiprt Mood purlfirr, no
; matter liw mtiny duses are offered
i f. r a dnhar, fur' you pay otily fur
the iirt yon p't. I?ut it'rt the
; ln.-t, or it couldn't bo Hold so.
. bcotts r.mtiis'on nl ton
! liver nil is an easy foo-1 it is
I morf than fond, if yof please;
i but it is a food to brin
bach phimpnoss to those v.'ho
, . have Ust it.
i Doyoti know what it i-; to
' be plump ?
Thinness is poverty, livini:
I i'ro.n hand to ninutli. To be
! plump is to have al'ttle more
'.han enough, a reserve
I? you want a reserve of
alth ? Let us send you a
hook on a u Fill, i r. im. ,
five.
AXLE
il G R E AS E
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W -'mwrS.i-Mi-. nun., in:. m..i
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UvitAv anj JSie ,,".,." , ''.x)
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muz
TIIKCOSTISTriF
VlL ' A? TtH tJ ItA.iJ.
, . I'ii - sVJt. i i '-:-'-- , -J. sj...-j -
The Hartman Steel Picket Fence
I freU'i. . i.re :l..1-i ..ll i.r.l l.tirt . til il- . .. .1 . I r H..i et.-tni.
.11 n-i 111 i -: ..i i ii. He- i'rn.i.i 1 ""I' ! I" . ;.;';!'. )
i.;;.'.'i's vw; I - i.o ' IIAKT'IAS .Ml'!.. I i. Itiiiyi I
i TI;.ti -.. iili.!,i.iP,)H it li 1 1 r. .
r ftl,r, ', n r. rr.rtkin nuni to A am
1 'l-a Foi Camc uia Conts. Sn styles J IfS EH
V'rN.,n Pnoumiitic Cushion onrJ Solid Tires. Jt 5 B
j I .,''.V' I L -"'' S,t- Dro.. ('.-.". it. W M
( 4n-f' fi' jrjk.ii jJ:p,ini
I V '. :,''Vjv 7 , Stnctir mull GRAPK in Every Particular,
i Si' fc n. ' lsnl ctut In itampi Tur our liKi p-.trt- illiisiruliil ea(.t-l
' 5i iiirtr'i i ii!to71tIiT lo!rue Of liiin. l.illn. Kef.ilors. Spiirllej liiii. is. ilr.l
i JOHN P. UOVEUL AM MS CO., MffS., t With et-p St., BJSTON, MASS
3V. L DOUGLAS S3.
For gaDtlrmen Is a linn Cull bo. niado renmlprs. rt
Iho best lealtier pioilu.-otl In tlilr. country Tre-ro orr w
tacka or wa tbroads to hurt tfca tout. onA Is r ado cs
smooth loslrta as n bnD.fl soworl sho li Ii fis s'yllut:. eosy
lining and durable an cuslcia mn4a Hiom oot.lns Irom
$0O to JiSCO, and acktiowlndgad to be lita
Best in the World for the price.
St A f f Hand-Sewf d
s3.50
ff-rt Extr Valus
an nC Woriiin?
mia'i Shos
itsh,.. vx. ;jt
Police and Vji'V"- - )ff5Hf 1
Farmer. rfrfMv 1
r.e.--r
S2.00 C"iveL. uQf SCHOOL SHOES.
ISTAKE NO SUBSTITUTES.
If S DUTY y" owe to yourself a ail your f.imily, duriii th.-e hard
tinier, to ntt the moit value fur vour nioncv. You can cei.i..tni" in vimr fnot
wear if you piirrh.T-c V. I.. Dotijiia' Sl'.i-es. whieli, without ij-.u-stum, represent
a ure.iter value for the money than nuy other tnalscs.
A I ITI R.I W. L. DOUGLAS' namo nnd tho price Is stamped
HUI IUl9i on the bottom cf each shoo, v.hich protects tho
consumer against high prices and inferior shoes. Bewaro of dealers
who acknowlodgo tho superiority of W. L. Douglas' Shoos by attempt
ing to substituto other makes for them. Such tiutstitutions are fraud
ulent, and subject to prosecution by law, for obtaining money u-ser
false pretences. W. L. DOUCI.A3, Brockton, Mass.
II nl ler .nlr in vour plHrf .mil ,Ilr.--el Irt l-'Helttr. -l..i.t '..i,',l. We iinil it ii-fi
.1. IV.lnin- nee. Al.ltNT- tM'l U. l 1 1 1 al e .' v I i -i -. ... I, u i,c tu I-r
t.utis I ban- i M-yt auil 4rrtl-c lbm t't 10 JKI iiupirr. .
f'SuffUSt-
99
plo-lif iiArtnrs trr ltr-il mefor Heart
Disease and one fr Kltcumatism, '
but did tuc ir im. I con.d not
r.pcak aloud. Jivt-rytliini; that I took
into the Stomrch tlistrc-sstd me. I
(will Jiot flwp. I liad laken all
kinds! of lneditiiies. TlirotiKli a!
i n..inl,ltnr f .l rtit(t r.f Villi hookS-
j j Jforurc(. )nlllc of Green's Aug-
-t t,-,,. 0,,.i iAni.
I am to-day
Ktout. heartv and stronsr nud enjoy
thc !ictof hcallli. August Flower
saved inv life and s;avc me my health.
Mrs. Sarah J Cox, Defiance, O.
CHMLD BIRTH i"T77
- MADE EASY!
" Motiifrs' l''s.rf " a stictitific
ally pti'i'.itcd biiiiim ii;, rvery ingre
dient of iree -ulfd uliiC and in
roiKtiiiit use by the nitdisjl J'to
fesr.i'.n. Thf C itiere. Iieiils .liecom
biiu'iliii.ifii.iiii'rhit!u'iloiinkiiown "MOTHERS'
FRIEND" ;
VS M I. hi) all tltnt is rbiimcl for
it A SI) M( ltl:.. ll SlioiU'iis I abor,
I esscnsl'iiin, Ilinioishi'S I ).ini;cf to
I lie nf , ,t Iter ati.t i'hil.1. Kook
I.. " M- iTiif its " mailed I'ivU1, con
t,iiini!H v.iIii.iMc inli'inution and
voluntary testiniotiiali.
Sfl.lie -n;i -sun tn t i ! ( .r i. 1 1 r.n .rt bott!
BRADFIEID MEGIILAIOfl CO., tlnta.(U.
fcol. I HY A I.I. Mil HOISTS,
fir'ftyiiti
! rn hot c n;cnvrn
I.Tili I' !. r.t.ii.irN, anrl lMinM whicli lla
til" llttl.lt, I liefitth.t , in. ,ni. I, ul II r.tr.
Tin; HMrii?t.illl S.nte I'-ihth H Urtllunt, Oflnr
I 1itt. i .r.-ttit.'. .'eel tint rni- hi. rr ji.it Vit no tin
1 . r iit.iss ii.ii-kfi :e ttiili e-.r: , j.i'rrr..i.e.
i i ..i. .i, ll.. , ll nl lM'ttl.f
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tf. it' CI ll.'.ITl, I i.S.t
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in. I'ln-I I'". Polli.w
f..v..pv .-Vlti.l".il er ..l i e. I-' 'Im tri'ia fliifin'
Ji.l I .., n I i.'liiri- I--- " '"I". -r " 1 1 ' "T -r ltite.tini'itf
Jt t-r". .-. . th, ir , r.e- i m. i I', i -.n irliw Inf
i.t.r.-e'sri-,.i.inl .1 lit . i..!,ie,f.i '1 I Ml fli.llrri
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--A nntiw
Fia flrroT Tnoaroii,tb
me?', iiotni! 'l rslcun of Eog-lar-l,
tnys thut mure than
hnifitf all ilisitnaps enuje from
errors In diet
Pit.4 f ir Free I'lrople of
Curia-Id Tea to 319 Wat
i'Ali ?!, New TorltCitf.
S" H Ovxr.'
vonn
rf.alc
ofbaitl rKlini-.it am M-k llfsnilmch
rrluriiiitfimili.ti lou ;turril'ii"l lilln.
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DoDgol.
Dorjgols.
sl.75 MI3SE8.
For BOYS' & YOUTH'S.
S2 s1.75
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