New York eily proihiee.s .'"OOjOod,.
Ctoo woilh of manufactured article
per aiiniiiii.
Thero are. said to be 110,0M ineni
b:n of volutiioor militia companies iu
this country.
No I'lTsiiloiit of tlio 1'uited Slates
was bom in Now York City, but two
of tlu twcniv-thrce died there.
In le'.U (iroat liiilaiu pai-.l iifiy
million dollar for foreign but'er aiul
twenty millions more for oleomargar
ine. Tin impMv-iioti is trrowint,' that
'ussia mean war in 1 -!'.'!. Her iiti
i.ionse nectiuiuhitmn of gold in her
home ciU'ora can have no other mo
lire. In I! iheinia there are 1 0 societies
nn.l clubs which have for their cdjec!
the ailvaiiceuieut i f the cau-e of v c
moil. A great ileal i-dono i it Ihis way
to procure for the women of ISoheini i
belter employment ami greater lit .!
pendeuco. Ir. I. mis II ibhi-ott .eill-i auoirioii,
in the Contemporary K "view, to t!:e
strong ecn-o of property wh'i h il. its
possess. I'veii the wild do:; in I'm.
stantiiioplo have their regular dtsicie
ami street--, which they guard Iteree y
luraiu-l nil new comers.
The Supreme Court of I In- l'uile.1
Slates is fast liecoMiing a Yu'e tri!. un
til, avers the lio-lnii Tianseript. '1 h
last throe, justices aj pointed to tip
court have h en a!e men .1 it.le.e-"
lheHor an 1 Ih'own of th- ci.i-s of '.V
and .Iiidge Shiras ot '.":'.
The death of tie' e
is, in the estimation i
Ion Siar, a o -- to -etc
j )iirueg f .';." i iu.
his .:ee .l,..',.er':i- :t
ami e.ivi's, Iu- !
his a-et nl a'lovi
i (lie )
I' Mt
S . i::ia
anu'iig
of tiie
V. I I lo;;
he iii -; !".
I . : ttn : ii i' I'
iiiui - -til
that III.,-:
lllltOY..I'i
ia a in ,
eon lief
n.ier
Mm !l,
till' del
an- U
1 H it ,i a
th.r oiiet
se! f neaily
lie' propfie
WurUii.g v.
in-i.-l- that
liar genius
not hi' leek
appear on
Mark Twain'.-! I'e
huv-utt about the V
.-lid down die hi:! a
o:i i Ii.; propei ly of a
original i:h the
hiimoi is! , :i--e:'t- !
script. A' lea-' t
record iu S vi' 1 1
spring and uiriy
hill-ides e.ered
move. I do W'.i i u 10 III
u 'It
the
lli.it
i'-t" 11 I atieli
II 1 Ii 111.' f-'ed
1! It!, "f 111. Ill is llo'.
great .,:ieie in
i.e I; is;,ii Trail,
in ca-es are on
nd u here, in the
siiitiuu'i', -liaiug
will itu-yap!-.
Vailevs Iiette.ifh
ami r.ivere l up tii' v.il it ible pro; erty.
In both eases the vineyards were, v:
eoui-e, sonieuhi! d uii iged i - the
j mi nev, but not so n
little woi k on tho pari
tor put things in -hap
se.i-en, .-o far a- he
but the men i ! . . -1 -
by a hundred feet of
were not -o ea-i':y - it
cases su'u ivn- instil m
vineyard ou n ! f i o n
vard and compel . : : i
ieii mi', thai a
of tiie propi'ie..
e f r the next
win eonci rued ;
Hid w.l- e.iVel'ed
i.'iii t.n 1 -tones
l-ti d. in bo 1:
e l to i viel the
hi- own Vill''-
to lake to the
e wa- a-t'ially
biils again. In ii:.v he
OMstcil. bl't ill Ihl! other
was illeeted ; h was "J
iiiprom'sij
given a number
i order to atloi d
!:e owner of the
vineyard were
i porli n of the
of year-' pos-e.-inii
time to move, u h;h
ground beneath I,
competed to 'io:'l'.,
ox -; of l"J:! laliug hi- v
U'.'s.
The New V,, I. l'est believe- (Hl
few pcrotii ate aw ire of the ex:-t-C'llCO
of the I'., ili-ii l.o it S -ii-i'Vy, but
(here is -iteh an in -'i! tit i.jn, and it has
the HaiMiie-s r.itrd 'it-( '..ju'H f v a
l'resid.'iit. 1: !a-;.l a n . -i t : i -r tie'
oilier day. aula piper was rea I in
which lin. 'ii stre--ua- laid upon the
value of goat'- ml k a- a diet for in
fants and invalids. Th -pe-iker de
clared that with pro; it i !eali!ii:e-s
there was no in -.re animal 11 nor in
goat's milk than in cow's milk. He
Ihcn went on lo say that recoct
analysis proved that gnat' mil!; ;;iv;
doulde the ipianliiy of fa!, and hail'
again of other ici b, ns eou '- mi,!..
Analysis has shown, too. ihal the
fdiort-hnireil gaats g .ve richer iniil.
than the other variei io-, and that
w here there was a large ijuantity of
miik Ihere was a -o a larger ijuantity
of water. t)f cmr-c, g-'tu' mill;
varied in (piality according to the fojd
with which the animal was fed. The
cream globules of goat's mi.k were
mailer, he added, than those n cow' j
milk, tuid, in couseiuenee, the cream
rose slowly, which was a quality that '
made it more easily digested than
cow'd milk. This easy dige-libility of ,
goal's milk made it valuablo to adult- j
11 well a to invalids. Tor househ bl
use, lie maintained, goat's milk was ;
iiiiinilely Miporior lo cow's milk, j
Custards and puddings were far j
richer when ii wn employed in their ,
production, and to lea and cotlee it i
imparted a peculiar lii'lincs-i.
I. OK FAK.n AM G.iKIM'N.
a i ir.f.u i.iitiir.Mu j:i.'!.
A good deal of live stock is Kiid lo
bo killed by lightning conveyed by
wire fonccs, especially of cows and
sheep which are apt to lie down close
ilongsido the fence. Hoard's Dairy
man s-m-8 if farmers will connect each
fenco wire with a cross wire which
runs down in the ground two feet
anco In four or six rods, lliey will
nvei t considerable of the danger.
i til t: n r i nit M'wi s.
Wo have but to go back far enough
lo 11 ml, unless naturalists are -tulty
: mistaken, that till of our domestic
i fowls are descendants of one wild
sjiceies, and hence of one blood. And
i we nave but to consider tlie tact ot
variation and selection to ascertain
how from ih s one species so many
lis inei breeds and still mere n inner-ju-
varieties have been derived. With
many of our breeds we have to go
back but a comparatively few years to
know l:o iv they originated. It i- not
how a fowl origltia'ed hut how it
hived- that is the te-t of lis th. rjugh
Wvd character. "New Y A I i !.-
pe.al 'tit.
!i mil 'tt sr.
A test was toe. ally conducted .is to
.he rotative va' tt" of -liee.t sugar
heels and t orn cuilag. l"i feeding
purptses. bi her i- v t y good to tee.!
.0 votltig iamb-, bul ii.e l-i ts .-!rci;:d
lave the pret'ereiii e. According to
lie statement of the Michigin station
he J t'op.i! tieti i- -iiewtl ill the t.ve: a.;e
giio per u e, k. 1 tie iambs fed on ll.e
;e Is t.v -rayed tl i re pi'tiud.s itaiti a
i
ucik. Mii'ie tho-e i'e I i ee-i.a-e
lined (e o an 1 one-h a f milid- per
He.-!;. At ll.e end of the j ii week
(fed
tud-,
lam :
1 :.
led
I.b.i.
':e
mi 1
tt t.'MN.
: v-n ii
- . lo
iu: ion i'
ig. 1 i
e..i ni e
cream at tli .t
i u w t e : i : --ir.'l
ri-ed
tc ' " '
began lo
i',l iu wi ll
1 led y,
Ulillll e
Win a
Itll We
1 i
mi.k -Il ) (111
lleeltt t H'O p . e;
- ti.etl la gill a
l:,e lempei a; ure.
w ere
r b if
la, ii
te-ti ig the ha", r-
iut.k cai fally all th t in '. Toe in.'.:,
..lion- v.ere fivoraoa we were on
.in- right trie'!.. ten we had got
llow'll to or :'J d' gives v,,.' fellil I
tiiii we were piaediai'-y geiiitig all
lhef.it. the but tei'iiii k rhowing only
i bo u I oiie-t weiitieth ef one j er cent.
As yi ii -tiy, tl.e b;w iempet a: ure
.'.iiiening -e.'ius to -et a-lde io lay pre
.' oiiecived oplnloii- and theelies, bttt
i; woi'ks etl'eelly with u-."- - ll'ii :u
Ncw-Yoiker.
in m .s ittiii . 1 1 r i "i; ii o.'-t s.
The hai"ie-s fchou; 1 h.1 adj h c 1 -e
that It slioitlit net gall llie iiulin i', and
tlie collar iiiusl i-pciiilly be b,.!,eil
after. This tt.tt-t b' small ettnig'u -,i
that it wi.'! not wal'Lcc an I eta ale
sore-, and large enough th it llie hers
can ra-ily breath, when the tnti-ele-ure
ii;!l ited and ros-vd :ig.a'.:t-t it
Tiie use of -went pads is to he r. 'Vin
mended if tv: collar doe- not jo opm ly
Ii- t;,e lid k, by reason of a falling
away in lle-h; or, as is tlie e im' with
sinie hoi -"-, who-e lle-h is ea.-ily irri
tated by frie'ioi!, il is often advi-ab e
lo have t v 3 -e's of the-e puis in
order to g'.'t tle'tn th jiM.ighiy ibted
Oltt llCtWC'UI times
'fin! driver who walks b.'l.i.td, ,i
plough team feel- the iiivcs-hy of re
pcuted y qtioiichiiig his ihiibt as per
spiration and exercise diuiini-i.es the
bodily lnaistiire, -e i U.it h" oiheu re
fi'i'shes himself from the kept-cool
water-j ig. Now, ii li 'l'se i- not unlike
a man iu this regard, and he tijipreei
utes a moderately coo; diiuk as well
as hi- m.i-ter. Ii is not :i dif!icii;i
inatter to -utipdy this want if the
driver cares enough for the comfort
of hi- team I provi le. for i. A milk
t:i or - one -oi l of :i barrel can ni-iiy
be taken to the li d on a -tone-boat or
in tin'; w ;."!!. and a few quarts ot
iv.ucr to e:cii Itii -e oi'.i-o ,,. twice dur
ing llie ha f day will make iwi-'eiuc
htippii'l' I u' lb" iioi's", and iu liol days
-neb a'teiiii.ni- nr.- slmp'y acts .,f
mei ic. I'.i 'in, Stock and liciue.
'! Mil. Will's.
The in. liner of killing Weeds depend-
on i In; kind of them. If they
at'e annuals, as tug weed, luusl.ir j or
put shine, the mere cutting or uproot
ing tli 'in is sullicii.'iit, as, if no seed is
produced, then is no grow th the text
year. 1! it as the.-e weeds in nearly
every case have seeded year after
year, and the mio i- stocked with the
seed, there w ill be nn annual growth
for many year'. This fact has given
lis" lo tho common saying, '-One
year's seeding makes seven years'
weeding.'' And this makes it lioees
tuy to bike p irlieiihir pains to kid as
many as pos-ible in Ihe ea'dy sjiring.
This is done by cultivating or hoeing
the ground frequent ly, so ibat as ninny
seeds may sprout us possible and be
killed when they tiro very small.
Thus, fall plowing I- useful, by whicl.
iiitiny seeds are slarteil to grow and
are killed by the frost, or arc killed by
plowing in the spring'.
After Iho crops arc sown, frequent
cultivation, and the pievcniion of
seeding of any weeds that might es
cape, by culling them will do the
rest. Tho experience of tho writer
h:n shown that by live years' of steady
tuid careful culture iu this way, the
laud may be freed from weeds so
thai they give very little (rouble after
ward, l'erennial weeds and (ho-o
like the Canada thistle, whose root is
hard to kill and sprouts from tiny
fragment left iu tho ground, require
I thorough plowing and hoeing during
two or three years t-o that the roots
j may be killed dead. No fragment
I liui-l be loft to maka another plant,
J and everv one teen must be cut tut
at once. The growth of such crops
as corn, potatoes, turnips, and others
that are cultivated is ti-el'ul on land
having these lasting and troublesome
weeds. New York Times.
li'lNIs IN si 1 1 t '-1; I -1 ;.
In an address on sheep-raising lie
llvcred by the le-idout of the Agri
cultural College of Ontario before the
I '.uuiuioii Sheep l'-reodcrs' Associ-
i ..:". ii , there occur many point, not
I'lil; applicable to Canadian shepherds
but equally so tj farmers in the north
ern stales. Tii" need of suitable sheds
with plenty of ventilation ami abun l
anee of yard loom is especially men
tioned. S .eep -b 'd- a- a rule -hou'd be loiiy
and narrow, --ay tweny feet, w ido,
facing llie -oiltli, eo'isli ueted Sons to
ait 'id complete jo otee ion ngaiu-i
rain and -toitu. and hal ing ti e doers
and u billows an ang e.l in -ueh il way
..- t i admit plenty of ft"-!i si i r :tl ad
liul-s with mt illllL'C;- fiaiiil il; lliht-.
- 'ot'g a- -keep :ir : dry thd' do tc!
-iii-f I : "J'1 cold, but in ll'o-y iu' even
did y w eai lei-t! ey ..in:n( b'cp -ed
to v. el w it liotit ;li i i -U f ,e; ion- in-
Aio.
t pur.
er ti .v--;:y ;tr.;
fre-h wu'er aei
i-t a -iii't'lv
iiiie'-. The opinion e
many that -h'-cp l:..v i
of w titer w is ehai r- i r.
-IlideV.
- leep sillier much I'r
t he hot d i - of stiiuuiei',
'.--fill shepherd w iii -c
-aeep are -hoiii early in
tcr'.:
m the su
and tho
vid, d with -ome Kii
p.i-ture diliiiig d
'-hade
.lalv
Au
gu-t
A'lioll;; w'.ae;' Jmj, .,- a'll p
it it- men.
lioued were lii 'i" cue ai.d .-kill lit
t ri'u eiiiig -keep aii I a cuiMunt and
per-t-ietit e.ill.ii t of !i i-k-, always
Kecp'iig the I c-t for one's own use
Ibvi'ding should be with a.'ine donuiie
ohj.'ct i'i view, so as to secure iui-p.-
.ved types of ad the breed-.
(rc.iier care shcii'd h- exercise. 1 t
prole l -le ep froiii burr- i 1 fence
eoi 11 'I's, f r :,! ii iv- v. I- etc. , in badly
ma le rack- ami t hall' in -traw stacks
and p or; e.m-'nt -ted sheep-shed
t il':-: all of which injure the quality
and reduce th" pi o . of wjo'.. 'New
York Woi id.
1 Mi'.l AMi
IJ'i N V'
p aw-
J Oil,' CO.
;;l'a! ale-lit y 1 1 1 1' ho;i- .s.
1 i not cute; tain the idea tint nest
ege- inciva-e e;gg product ton.
tiec-e h ive i'.o bii-ine.-s on the liirm
iinie-- tiiey have :i ;:asltil'e where they
:in be k pt under control.
l'of egg prod r. 'tern there e.iu be ui
ini-'iii.e in selecting eillior the Leg
horn, Mtnoreas or Anemias.
Ji.irly liiattii ity ha- hreume An iui.
poriiuit iieui with s'ockof all kinds on
the fin in and juultry is no exception.
1. 1 Siiying i-gg, for l.a ehing sior,.
thetn in a cool, iby pj.nte and nini
li.eui bilf i v-n' iv ry dti ; hiitidie
eaiel'trly.
A ero-s of I.gho'n on any of ll.e
Ame: ie tii or A-ialie hree I-, is li tter
for Iu oiler r:ii-iiig ti:a-i the I. -ghoi tis
i.i 'heir purity.
tine of the principal advantages in
hoatd 11 mi's b the C.l-c wiih wh'ch they
can lis Uejit clean, besides they are
u-tialiy warmer.
Supply Ihe want of bisects to (he
iiioiiiiiug fowls by giving meat toe
h nes and -i -raps from Iho market tue
a g..od - ui fee of -upi ly.
lite of ihe fcerels cf siieerss iu poul
try farming is io do away w ilh nil
iliip'.'. litab e birU. S - l, the old
hens and surplus cockerel).
Whom ver grain is fed in cold or
"toriu wciii her it should ncnrly always
he fed aiming litter sons to give the
hens iin opportunity to scru'eh tuid ex-crci-e.
A great m any kicking cow- might
he cured and more prevented ly
simply trim iiiug the linger mils ofioii
enough to keeji them from cutting iln
teat- of die cows.
At the Ne-.v I Iainp-hiro c.xpniiiueiit
station Ihey have fouu 1 that miik
from their best cow costs ubout I 1-2
eeins a quart, and from their poorest
more than 1 1-2 cents.
A l'loo-acre hog ranch in Arizona,
all in alfalfii and stocked with hogs
at the rate of ix head per acre, is
iillordiiig u fine il miration of what
can bu done in making pork from
grass.
HEROES OF FICTION.
Csuivl! Kitdon'i'it with tin- 1'erfectl ja of
riiy-lcul yualltls.
All novel readers and they aro
ab mt SO pr cent, of till the people
who read books at till must have
been struck with tlu fact that the
heroes and heroines of Ueliutt are
usually endowed with the very per
fection of physical qualities, even
though their morals le somewhat
oil color, and tlK-tr aeth.ni such as
should bring thetn directly within
the purview of the criminal law. In
fact, it may be said hi a general way
that the bigger scoundrel and villain
a man is, in a novel, the mor closely
does he resemble the Apollo Helve
dere in outward semblance: and the
mure sensual and deee'tful and base,
a woman is, the more is she f tshione I
in thcphysie.il likeness of some tne
dhi'val saint, or of s me woman w ho
seems to exude go .dtiess and irtue.
If tho niveiisM are righN the
P'ly.siogmmii-tsand phrenologists and
the great detectives .ilnl students of
penology of the world iiiu-l be w rong.
'The latter in- '. with eoiiiilcte
unanimity, tli t' ' 're is a well-do-lined
physical criminal type: that men
and wi nieii with certain shaped beads
an 1 faces, and with certain kinds of
eyes and facial expressions, make up
the criminal classes, and ihat it is
jtist as unnatural to lind crime imas
soeiated .vith ill's" physical quali
ties a-to ibid grapes on thorns or
tigs on thisth s. It Is true that there
tiie except iotis (o this general rule,
but th.ey ate not numerous enough to
impinge in any degree upon the gen
erality of the rule.
once in awhile an Antinmis may
turn bit
,tr of :l '.'onietia may be
i f .-! iplifting, but the
1 !.;;': ; - I : cut no iinrked
ivp.llet.'d .
Cases tile S I
II -lire in th
is t . le ,'.,:;
tieti s-i'.os
l.U'l'o- -le
inakiiu. vice
physieally j
lie- Ires t " p
man, the pie
t" till" tire.
ally: and b
not "lily a
-tumps it.se
tttit bs i.f crime. Jl it
. : "; th tt realist b; tle
.1 ; eful purpose, that
til t "i be defeated by
:r 1 : i.-t i ve or eriiuinals
n'e. 1 f Hie novelist
: t . .r. 1 bad 111:111 or wo
!;: - v'tild be ib'tiwn t rue
y-ie : iy as Will its lie ir
is e.-t ttiin that there is
red. iv iti crime, which
I'
'.leeably upon the
imiiial claes, but
e l t inoduecs that
e Itlltetlliliee, that
1 hat shaniMin.'.
it iteteci ives 111 all
'li -i a
of t'
til.. I lb' etit
haideii'iig o
l'u. i iv" h-..';
stciilt !,v e:,;t
IO 1 - it.-i v.- ! r lied to ice- ettii.c
ight. - a tl i't .tieiseo thl'iitliel,'.
til
Wiie'.l I'e laln-r.ll.
A writ T iti li.i'p' i's Magiiin" s.iys
tl.il t the s'tliitie ! f. -ideills ot' a I ajie
C'l low ii ma :: their tni:iI that
t'lev liltl-l liil .- il . .l-ltlo. The 1. lldd-
lli
was it, .
pretty strictly f
their oWII ll-e. b it :i SCOIII' ll wise to
! t ! i ' i t the ilit "!-! "!' tho natives i'l
tlie pro'. ( t, e-pi ei,(;iy ;s til" pt'iijei",-
i.f-w i-lu'd t i ti:.-;t site tit as low
a figure as p .b'e. A btii'diug an 1
ittiitiee (oiitiiiiie. was :ippoinii-d,
an i tin old r--i ear. a Mr. :m! .t ,
was mti i ' . i.t it.e three iiii iiiiie:s
of it.
I 1! w.i- icAta r .' i he !.. on which
1 le sat;, in r i-..:;;.ei -s bad set their
le a.!-. A; lit It.'-t tlteelillg of the
C"loIi;it t '" lb" t'li'.ief ni' ciiiitribll
tioiis w s bto;i"h"d. Mr. I'.utVon b it
, his ooliof.coi s in no dotil t as to bis
j position. He deelit.ed to coiitril ulo
; a cent.
! Then the two ('"tinkers lal ored
' with hb.s over the sit". Tit'teeu
hmdied dollars was l.i lowest llgure.
i 'J'bev evplair.ed to bi:n the advnn-
tagc- t'.at won I 1 il'ei l" t- li;e place
tlin'tc'i ll.e cr-ction of llie iii-ini',
, tit; I 111" inevitable t lilitilteetuel't of
the a!ee of ltisuihei piopeity: but
be held out for tit'teeu hundred d-d-1
hit-. 1-iiially one oi th" coitimittci!
said:
i "Mr. HaiToii, you .shall eiilter knock
! o;T sotm thing from the e of ihe
lot. o". if we buy il for l't'c'ii hun
dred dollars, you slnciM make a
handsome eolit ri hut ion. "
"Weil." said Mr. liiiib.n, ' I'm ready
to ii-, something for you. I can't let
th" land go for le-s than lll't-.-eii hun
dred dollars, but. if "U make tho
futiic sixteen bittidtc U trs. lam
! ieii ly to contribute htittdt'ed dol-
i.trs to the fund.''
The niieting was adjourned on ino
t: ti of one of the summer '. ''shot's.
fif li'.". 'I n in. e.l !.. I'..-n- in lery ts.nr
l.ialth tl !,)l e a: t;..!l nf till- liltMl.l. I.IIV.
1 li I'M 1 1 ! ' I . . I le s te i-1. I. II mil -!' I - an!
I'l. it-. I" 1 0i- ;.e. -:. .'i'i alii III.' M'ill- '.Ml" a i -111.
i t I. , .,, ,, I., , l.v. A !.- "'I
' w il II II ie.il.... riei in i ii ii i.riil nil in-" a i - i.i ":
. the l.vir. . Oi-ii. ' .-'-. e -iilli l'iliu'. " he te'.li'l
Iiultaki ! h.- .I", i : - iv -lieim-. lo.ik
HOOD'S SA.RS4.PARir.LA
; aril -em lulu r.-.''.--r.-l.;mil mm' e-. m r.
. leet lie.i'lh - o- eiee.illil I'lal-'li ft
: r-ar iij'.ir tl i a! i e aei ih-li pnl -.; i lii-mii.
i " llil i.l . I'iil- .is ! e t i .a le. nil I nr.- ).illi'llin
t aiu -e '"t: I'lej. il : ., I aelieiit iti
j It is bctt'T to take Scott's
i Emulsion of cod-liver oil
j when that decline in health
begins the. decline which
j precedes consumption
I rather than wait for the germ
j to begin to grow in our lungs.
! "Prevention is better than
! cure;" and surer. The say-
! in"- never was truer than
I here.
J What ir, it to prevent con-
j sumption ?
j Let us send you a book on
careful living ', -free.
; VorrS; B.iivNn,'!-.!-ini.!, ijiSomh jih Avonu.
New V.irk. . , , ,
Voiiriirntui-tlM- p- R. ni'1- r.iiriUmnof cod-Uvt
lil-aU JmbUitcvi-. .creiiu.
ii
Mrs. Annie 11'. Jordan
(V AIN'T AMI (I KIOIS.
The pptieh is of IVr-d.iu oiigin.
Loeoin olive racing is being engaged
1. "ids I. died of fever during a cam
paign. Chester A. Arihur died of apoplexy
at Ii fly-six.
Ancient Mexican flint knives wcra
made so sharp that lhv could bo used
r ..... "
'or I r i in in i n ' liair.
or I ri in in i ii r hair
j .'. line ruby of real pigeon-blood
j co'or and eight carat is worth from
I tjl.',0i'ii o s.jo.O 10.
j A pack of cauls can be dealt out in
I ;ii'.,oM, I'mo, POO, i ii HI, out), 000,000, O00,-
: ou i. oO'booo, 0i 1.1,000 ways.
I In So'. ih America there is a race of
c os io w hieli 'ineaoiviug" is an uii
i Iciirncd accomplishmenl.
j dames lleiilhorn, ti farmor near
dellerson, 1ml., recently shot it large
gray eagle measuring J 1-2 feet from
tiji to tip.
i If you had as many le iscs in eaeii
1 eye as the common dragon lly has,
each of your organs of sight would be
a big as a box car.
A certain bird hunter has killed iioij
birds this season, mid sold iheni for
(en cents apiece. He only missed eight
i fhols in killing Ihe .100.
A pear tree that (iovernor .Tolni Kit-
die. ut set out in ''') is still standing
near Rinversport, Must. U blossoms
every sea-011 and hears a poor kiud of
frail.
A Toi'lUnd (Oregon) Chinaman
Itch
-ctikcd his ijiieu in coal oil, A 111
did Ihe rest. His count ry men in tiie
iicightiorhood aituid 'd the funeral in
huge number.
.Mrs. .Mary Ilell, recently deceased,
ol' ( ni:di;i, was the largest woman iu
Nclna-k i. She weighed nearly l"'1
pounds and il rciiiircd tell men to
bundle tlie colli n.
A piece, of frog'- skin not larger in
dh. meter limn ihe rubber tip 011 your
leal p noil, litis in ore pores in it liiaii
there are ine-hes in the ino-ijiiito net
ting oa your screen door.
A calf in Na.ireth, l' ., while
ib inking from a Micnlii. swallowed
a:io Uout. if 11 inches long. The
li-h ciiti-ed si much p du tj the calf
licit the owner had to kill the animal.
'i'beliieek phil.iux was composed
nf loo in id. 000 men iu a srjuire bat
talion, w ith shield- j lined and spears
eto--id. I'oe bet iirmorcd were
j. laced ill tin- ouler riuk, and Ihos)
poorly annul, or wiih no armor, in
the ecu re.
Tho first high hat ever worn was
canied upon Ihe head of a iiobleiuaii
whose pol l rait appears among Albei t
I hirer's marginal illu-l ruiion- of ihe
e lebrtiled pray er-hook of Ihe l'.iiiieror
Maximilian. in dost Am iiann's
oj'.o.ik of IlsCUteheons," published ill
t-:, a high hat forms the cre-t of a
lioblcllltlll.
Miss Tina ( ! HUthnian, a native ot
I'.iigland, tweuly-uiiie yetiri old, thirly
six inches high, and weighing sixty
two pounds, one of Ihe sm illest living
woiii Mi, was married ut Chicago, Ilk,
the other day lo Major Samor.i, a
native of Newfoundland, thirty. lhrec
veins o'.d, thiny-lhree inches high, of
lifly-four pound weight.
t I.ussoi tl the Siiiike unit Snveil the ( liihl.
I "Tiie pi'Cltii-l ihiow of a his-i, I !
tver -aw w;n down in New-Mexico .
lii-t sitiiuner," said I). ('. Smiih, a
AVcstei'ii catlleuian, to a '-.Si. Louis .
! tilohe-lieiiiiiei'ut ieioit''r. had
one out to look tit tl bunch of cuttle
! 1 thought of buying, and was sltind- i
i iuj; in front of the owner' house dis
! t-usiiiMj tlirs proposed mule. A. tu."
1 yeitr-old child was playing about the
lawn, when suddenly it clapped its
hands ttnd cried out an UioiimIi highly
elated. 1 tuiiied my head and saw, lo
j my horror, that it was niiiiisiii; itself
; with a monster rtitile-ntiko that had
j just coiled to strike. It was shooting
it-i forked tongue out tiliuast into the
I face of the etiiid, and it was lliisnction
I that so pleased tho litilo one. Al my
j side stood a Mexican cowboy with a
j his-o on his anil. Ouick as n flash il
went whi..inrf lhioii"h the air and
! closed iii'ouud the neck of the serpent
; just as it drew its head hack for the
fatal stroke. The father of the child
' nodded Ii'h head, remarked that it win
i ti cup! al throw, and resumed our !is
i rus-ioii wtn imperturbable, gravity.
i Your Mexican is uolliiii!: if not stoica . j
; It is tlie ic-ttlt of his Indian blood." j
An International Itiiiltliiu;. j
i The huildiii": at Nogab'n, Arizona, '
i which is known all over the I'uited j
I States as being on bth sides of tho i
1 line, ii to be moved under iiistriK- i
tiousof the I niied Stales Custom- j
li'.Mtse authorities. It has long been a j
iioveily from ihe fact that one rouhl j
o into Ihe saloon and lake a drink j
i and step outside the door and bo across j
the line. The line run through tho
centre of a very narrow sidewalk, Iho
saloon being on one side and the cigar
case on Iho other. San Francisco
( 'lironiclo
Amiiiiti h.
The Plain ( ilien I seo (hey liava
named a street after you. Yin ouiiht
to feel proud.
The F.niinent Citizen I am not to
certain of that. It stnrtj from a brew
cry and en.ls ut the jail. f Indianap
olis i) out mil.
Wuxtus ned-Tlrklnff.
A curious contrivance to prf-venti
the flutr of Jown pillows penetrating
the ticking cotnes from Knghind. It
consists in simply waxing the inside
of tho ticks before tiny are filled
with tho down. Most of the manu
facturers of cheap down pillows fail
Hot only to use a linn, good quality of
ticking, but substitute a muslin
which is altogether too soft and sheer
for the purpose.
J hey do this for the specious reason
1 that their pillows appear thus more,
I delicate in structure, and are censo-
. , , t. , ...
quently more salable. It is possible
to make up cider down In this light
muslin, ns it holds together by its
nature, and does not shed off parti
cles that float about in the air. If
the inside of the lnu-iiti i ase be thor
oughly rubbed with wax. it would
stiffen it 1 1 some, extent, but it is
said to remedy all trouble caused by
tha protrusion of the feathers. Sim
ply turn llie licks wrong side out
ward before lilling thetn, warm a
pU-ce of beeswax slightly and rub it
in straight lines foil iwing each other
over the tick. When the cni ire siit
fac.) is waxed, till it and sew up th
tick.
Mus. (irMsnrx calls her children
"stars" because they don't know how
to act. Huston Transcriut.
In Olilrn Tlrnca
rople OTorlooked iho Important; of pnr.
monont'v in'tn-lli l.il ellvvts cm wero satlh;Vd
wllh tinni-riit .-t ion. Ire n e ti,v. ;t i, ( ,.n.
entity know lliiti Syrup nf I'i ;s will p rm i
nently cur lia'iliuil ionstl;.;iti.,p, h;i i.
furmeil nconle will nut hut ntiif u...i...
wLich act fur a timo but auady mjure tu
t aysu-ra.
The tiidi.-pi n. I 'e
titnalii 11.
:(i!it Ts 1'iTs-t. r f ti,-.-
7. "'.,-r ", ., ;.
iinr Wort, In Lite. '
ii,u'i;.ie.i.v-,eee..M,!,,,e,ii., as
11- l-ell. .. lie II' ,i : .v. '11-
'il :u-i tet-, i-h 'i nr.. u!in'.no.e. 1 ',i ''.. 1 le,',-..
I i' i!.o ...i f.,i- l-ii. - I' l'.i.,.-t I . .'! I 1
i- the tuple ut' it--1 1
st.ite. I lflii-1'io'..'rii" pl'.i-oee' I- 1'
l ear i if i' lC 1 '.ie onei i- i ne ri1 v:
j i' I'i nl l It.l It i''i r. I hiiac w It i -iili-i
Mill ree.he t he t-;ti'-r I'rie l.i .t.
i I'm- a f'lll t-a r f !' no Ihal da!. I ,
I Ail'lle -sTlll.Vm -Ill's I I'BI'AM"
'fee metl'.-i leiieue
F.nago of Mars.
I rut nl. !y iho
fll'ttnrp of Cliili""r.f. fr Celn-,'h Ttin.
i i-uoioi llo- ti i-s
A UHTelll'V 11 lli -Mi ll 1 1 ' I i". -.' I't" -...... if
mik l iiml .tin Iu. U i'.i i .i'i : (I. i - -..
tel. I I- 1. ' II tilt I I 111'.' 'I till .11 t 'i. !,C1.'1.1 -'!. -1.HI-.
Sllell lll'lili - - Iii -Ii 1. 1 le I . I I - II-. '
II 'l I'll pi-W-i'! -I Kit. Ill "I l-'Mi: eii'i el -1
i tati-. ii- llie 'iaii.aM' tli'-'. -. i 1 1 t - 1 r 1 1 i '
Ihe- I ni.ali .e-.-u.iV ii, mi IImii !l :e
lii.ll 1'llliorll I'tlli' I ..lleit'ael iile.l I'. ,: I
t l .V I
IO...I i- taken ililei n
the hl'.i-lioal '.I'M.
I-l I llall'si-i
tin- eeimiin . Jl 1
III I nl' ih.. ( ll'i '. I.,
I, -,- m,;,I J U .;,
et ; .
-Ill
Il I .1'
;ifi II Mile
I.I.I !., :
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Cl..i
Imike
I,.-- lil l le
he lame .
I'l I'i II IM's I'll t.-
V nee i
O il : I til
il III Vtit l ull.
e'l e.v ..
JfaiMirt.-.l 'iti
fetiu'b Kye-i;ili'i.l!
hat i- d tie
if it 's il I .! '!
4
l hail a m.ili-;na,n 1 'c.ildng fit on re.y S
heinw tiie knee, and u.oce:- d.- en -Ifaid vll
with two and a tta'f 'fSHl
C'thcr blood PieiliciM'shad I ol 'd gU&iLti
to do me any C"'- W"'U; ':, AIV'
I wnst-niihleil from i-liild' ', '! ;'
rrivle.i-o i f X-. if. r, aii.l !0(-j-o b- V.
'''"'"'w" "'.-,'':
our twuli on UI"."! atfl SHIn I-i-'-'J '
i.'ci-. Bwii'i-rii'iAiijO t.o.,.i..uui.:i
mrnnf!t t.1 di' T,nn Attm-ks. Pir
Hoaauclirt nil C'oimliioill""- 1'' I" -
bottle. I'rSco 85c. l-'ur cite by tlrti-. -iistn.
i llctur "7. 11, 70" r-'a-i f mni-lo Aujt tree.
J. F. SUITH A CO.. Pr..nr!: tor. M rV YORK.
DO YOU EXPECT
TO BF.CO.VU: A
MOTHER ?
"Mothers
Friend"
A v.,l. N t.i .1-' - I'.'ie.r. ,vl'..: ,.,:.,:. -' .-.
" My wife Rii.Tere 1 iv.oro in i n ir- . tUs
with her other cti.hlu ii :'v'.:i f ho eLit ai
toptother Willi her I !' . ; fte- in v ,:; usee,
four bottU-a c-t SJOIHtJi'S I'MuTta,"
ays a customer.
llUNi.uioeN I'AleU, IVu,.;i t.i'e ti. i, ill.
Ft-iit hy express rn leri ii't of I'd 1" 'n'
tie. liuuk " 1 o MulliU' i'i"i' l-'.
P.RUCnE:'. D RCGULATCR CO .
toin.LOv... rs.t. i t:. ArLAri'.. Ca
OPIUM
Mornliln" Ilnltlt C'nrfil In !(
to 'iO ll: vs. Nil I'TIV till eureil.
nR,J.lf-HEN3, Lcba'ion.thiio
Tl.e Futuie Creut, the i.t" i-'.e-s iv.l
TUP LPADlfJC CITY
i ,
I ' SmitU on'. .I'm in'. iiii'f'' i 1'irrr? !
' fortune oi fAf ncitr lviv.it: . h .lea lot
1 refer to the ninny g-wl K-islrrn p -ople
1 will be "H I to e.iiTi si.)ti.l wiih you.
for special 11UUUU0113 an j mi hi- ,mu
in m anil . .1 ,
iBileBe&nSil
j Small.
ALWAYS THUS.
Tilot Knob, Mo.
Suffered Mr. Henry I
O Tr.ivors, formerly
rLtf cf tins place, suf
Ycars. fcred with chronic
rheumatism for 20 years, anil was
treated at times by several doctors.
BT. JACOB3 Oil.
cured li'm. No No Return
return of pain
in 3 yean. O
G. A. I-arrar. Years.
nn Not py- iiM'r'A'in
vriiii V.t"'. R t'' .cnpir ano ptiiDti; which dUtfa
till- Hn H itii'T.' rhe iro'., iiutJ burn off.
Tlir Ktsl'.n Mpvi- t't'U b Uj lirtlllunt Odoi
Ki DmaMo nun tuf- roiiHiintRr pn iur no UB
" Por two years I suffered terribly
vri'.li stomach trouble, and was for
a';! th.it time under treatment by a
physician. lie unany, nucr tryinj;
everything, said my stomach was
; worn out, and that I would have to
I cease eating solid food. On thercc-
j on'iiu ndatioti of a fiiend I procured
: a bottle of Auzust Flower. Itsccm-
ed to d- me -.roivl at once. I gained
, : , ... r c 1
! f.-trem-.th nntl flesh rapuiiy. I feel
I ., , ;i' .1 lll'W JU.lll. .I'JU COUSHICI
that August Flower has cured me."
Jas. K. DcJcrick, Sattgci'.ics, N.Y.
DR. K I LMER'S
I KIDNEY. LIVER "ffi"
1 F.Ji'seslvc MiiiUiiilv nnil hili lored urino,
fores the ?A eliei- otic, is of I'lis trying epi
demic ntel nsieres In-1. viror iiiui vitnlily.
I'.'-?' ma, Pei'utn'a. lti.i'.ivie., pimples, blolclieg.
i Contiil Wcriliiioss,
r.insUt'itiun all rim iln-vn, less t,t arntiitlou,
niul n iti.ini'l!mitioii to nil umis of work.
Cunriintrr -"" .ntt-iHii if iVio ll' tllo, If not tx-is
iM'ili i. I "Hi. ;iIii - Iti r. I .1. 1 ? el O.i .iii"j flll.l.
Al ll ll:-;U:s. .".Dc, Mil', if 1 . M.
' 'll.v.eiJ?' le: Jc. I.i lli .illi,- frei dm: ulla Hon fn-.
Iin. Ktt.Mitn 'V Co., liiM.iiAMtoN, N. V.
5 A Ciioico Gifl v V 7
5 A Grand Family Educator
A Library i:i lesc-f '." '.
i The Staiiilart! AjIIioi iiy .
NEW FROM C'Jv'iili TO COVER.
R'K-ooT.or of tho mithonlic "tTim-
l-ndiriid " 'i'cnvci.j sfcut la rvli:(r,0
iee cilllors ciiiploycd, over $aoo,oou
- uiuci.de.l.
t Slll.1) lit A I 1, HuOKsr.M.ltBS. J
? :V.T 'Hit) :V.!T.
T a Vet l:'J' ie.1.11' Of I iMii'tl- MIHon..
A - I. t'-.r '' l' tlM i lei i'"IJlall'''ii; fl'i'i'lmi ll A
aal i t i t. I M;rii l l.AII". X
t. t C, MEHIUAel CO., l'u'jliihcra, X
4. Sprinpiisid, Mae?., U. 8. A. A
tBy STEAM Or
HOT WATER
I'iil- I'l.l.lli- l-lltl tltik-i nr l-iti.iti. lti'-t.t. ni'i'S. r.-rri.-t
-.i'l li. ii seen. ; in ii ;i K-ltlii.ltes anil fill
infiiiaia'.i. II iii.ii :t j lle.uieii.
Al.VA II 1 It II A tt II .V CO.,
Ilal'iiii.ire, Mil., iiml Wiisliiiiul'xi. I). C.
4 ure-C'i)n-n-iii'tio-i ( iiuhs CrrMip, Siir
l li;uut. S. '.il ly all Iiructti on a Guarantee.
iini i.iritni'irniv tiiciinituv
mil. In',.' I. HUtli; i. n.j. l l,!y '.,w i l s
!,r'.M. l.'l, i..v .1.1. Oil- Hi'il i
Li u- iim i' iriv i!i-iiB.i (ii,r..-i if r
T( o .-, r'"i::t fue -r :.r I 1" liai I
I I ...-I
f A -1 . imj in I
Ml . -.It'. II! .
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' I .'n
i i . ih
i- I'i 1
I am I'd. UHl'-l. tl Umurd M.. . Kirk llir.
arfie!d Tea i
i ,i t.-i ! ,.'.. ;!, In .ien-sf, ii,';" ximi.SlV.
v h-i. S". l I ti t- i';r:M.t. 1:.'.- MV V. ;d
MV V. ;.th St.,N.V.
Cures Constipation
fVi nao'a fUmM? fbr Chtarrb bi th
klJ eukl by d. ntisl uf t-ul by ail.
uf the irpper Mi- niri V.illpy, is a'ronly
OF GOUTII DAKOTA.
, ,,..,
hti. it tl,r ).r,'.v.f hfi- .i-.i-i. if, I ,roic into a
c:tti l lull oil Urn in-tiiil iient plait, or with
w ho liav.i hv sti-.l tlir.m .01 me in 1 lerre, ai
. -
CH.l S. .. .' Yli:. , S. Vk.
FTTH iJ Tli fn 4vm m M
August
Flower"
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