rreoeh reasantj.
M. Betham LM wards, in her "Francs
of To-day," speaks again and again c
tho benefits accruing from the owner
lb Ip of lan 1 - the peasantry. As a
native of Lnuiautl. tao seems to have
been pecun.iriv- iinr-ire-scl by this
fcatur..' -t :if'- aviv the cuannel. s
She write with -rccial enthusiasm ;
of Osse. "a :;r :: l'yreiic.jn wi.aRe ;
admiMbiv a-nt'ttd Tor tuo study of I
rural ii t'e"'' ' A leant ifrl spirit of j
hum t i ae i
rare anions t lie m.-r p dished focic- :
tks. ciiaractet:r.-.' the-: tru.tal suns '
and daii'Thin? v. the -n. j
As so'-duliies- curried to the p'rli '
of brutality . ofuu imputed t the
fr i I t i i i c i n '
cid'n f tIim: C'jcar.e.1 ht;.cat"jiiis uoi i
long net-ate rny vi-n.
The 1; it-.1, rnicut--.; ' divided, ninny :
po I
One c: th v St.
(lecly ru:ne I hy
hi" c
Btroyed. With'
Til E
bit cireum-iait"
Of five l.iir.iiio
with u -h (i n r
minded la .' '.
deputed ;!.. '..
wans.?.
AiJ"!i i iti-i.i
ev Kii'.'W : .
Wt
nosj oi
a'.'i'Pi't w.r,r-
t
said tii-.' :,' n ' 1
mro you c.'.t ii.
money now. '
JVasiPt i r '-T-(,-er
r !
wholly n-.w feat
t c fl "
verv !i;;t.i h
neither Ii.mj.::
then lii-:-' on -roiuriv"-
'.;' -;
, C
c
h
ma.ze i;
o i.i. 1 t;t' J. only,
t r i
' i i
.1! i J 1:1 V, JVC d -
savin.; a v.oid, his
very lr.tti.i-
'i ! -
i... I tc
r tin:?."
' T aw
me the
i
;: e e-m?
these i?
rr. ss of
owners
'h a kin
i!ir!i;st
n f-:-r
-i-liin
i
flour,
rt
r !:;
1
mum. .':"'
tlulgcd
wine, ' ur a.
Tho j
la
-;rr.r,
r,
GLArj'iONr.
Fhav- s :v n.s . . '.
T.if ' 7"
f-ia i- - ..-.it .
IS ii!.' -V.i I' r -'J'.
La:-::' A.'.i.
Wi ' I' t.i
; -..
months m 1 1:' !
vate h AiJ.i:
rj-or.i:N';r v
reine oc the O
a c n:2.::ivd !
from an yt-.v-.';
!:-.!:.- in Leo
Kt'l"''N- - i. i
'-'. ". ' l.-..! ' i -'.. i
':. . ' : t;.e :'"at
: :l. !? TJ v-:Ts i
k !'.: : '- far .:
tbs l -.t r.;- i.':''.n...-.:- it'-. '.-c
sto-'"l .in n t ;a . . it. '.-x; -n.-i.cr.v.::-inl
n; ;.r.v--iir..f.: -. " ."j. 1
be t-etfer t,'t .:' I i i '.ot tiA . u
any ate:.!:.-. '
6m: '.r :' : rrrvc-ji h-'.a-.. "-v
mtsn. i v hc " b -r' -: ntc-1 '..
Khah ' J'- .: iir
hi ex ' :. r. I... i i- ': -. ;::-: :
dci r;c..-u .".c-;.. ta.i if
vaiuf- is sn-i ! r o -ivvMiC-'.-.
Si'VAT'.': I.i '.vi-. ' f rinnf?:'i
rriaivc-f u hub'-'' 'fi!r1"t'rir!;r:j::,..'! :
Var'.i-'jO. a:, i is -.a: -j V c-tv r
he" ! n-.:--: rr;ot v.ricJ :-.'.-'
tinn-oi.' i.'joiis iil'1 pi'.-'.i,,"(" "-'.niri': e .
with the Li trie (.'ori.oiu! tj le :. ;u
in this eouti' ;y.
Mi-s.'on-vvav, v.' M-Tipa:-. -"".i:
t j b a .uti;.' wjiuati ..f rn'ist.ai - :
erituiii ati' ti. mi- I. a- :.it row .i-'v-I
daily iK'v-ir.--- ji.f. h' r '
text '.'.', cn th ; -..a I tl at tb'
mltivation ef a ' Lin iitcratj
tavf i- r-n." p i--:: .-- -u it i:i-.-.u-.iwt
the nf-w-5,iP'.-,i.
Mr. Herman Hicka
' Three y.-ars n;-.si a rs -.'.' j'. CA'l'Ani'.
t :.t.rti ,: TTi ' : r r ; i -
Doof for Wore f'al r. Ye?r.
To mv u rpnist" Hi!-i irlt'Ut ioy "-i.c:: I !
'rfl.en iLr'f- l.-T. II'HKj' -ftr!ltrr:l:
f'T. t rn. lu-nvi i v:i i -!tt-:M.-. f i;. t
U; I !,'a tn';. , ;i.rf ir.f-r- h 1 - 1 ! hr
lrf'rtlv Wf'll. I ,TTT: .'.l;t.. i I .)?'.. "V ; , I
vi i.i riniirh. I t '.'!. .'lor tli'- ri'Minii.iil
Ar." i:iimn iixik.i, curi'.r s;i.
F(f.rl:. M.T. N. V.
Moutl'f, iillsare":.n-iy v..;;.'':i' ,1c.
DR.KILMER'5
:
noo
TH68(,tAT KIDNEY. UVER &
Uniilsnlie, foul bri-ath. sour ctomacb. heart
burn or dyspepsia, conficaitiii.
Poor Digestion,
Distress attrr f itUn. p"1" ol"' blontins In ltm
Stemncb. shot Uicsa of UitaUi..!i!USiiitne'liert.
Loss or Appetite1,
A splendid fooline to-lny ami a Uepr ss-d oiw
to-monow, noiliingset'ns to taste K'1- tir"
sleepless md all uiu-trunar, wctikucsfc d'tllli.v.
eMMnfM-l-i" entries uf One n..t(l. If not tx-n
Ald, InuKgUU l!l rifliaJ juu '.I,- rm P"--
At llrutlsl., 60e. hle. tl.O tye.
loIl.i.' Ou.iie to V h" fro-OonFlttl id f'B
XIL Kit UTI. VO liUiOBAMtOS. V. X.
FOE FAR 31 AND GARDEN.
HHMEDV lOIt THIN SHtLLS.
E;rs n,liy k 'uii' before the slicll
lms had time to form, on a eoti't of
ovcrfeciliitj"f tlic ovaries btin tiiiiu
luted beyond tho proper degree, iu
this case the remedy h .imply a ic--irk'lionof
diet. If e' bhclls are
Hot formed o:i account of a dcikicucy
of lime, this uiut bo .applied by
usiii'! an v of the materials commonly i
used which contain ii, pounded cyttei'
shells cr clam slie'.l., bones, lime wu'er
and so forth. New Y'.'ik UhsCiv. r.
SIZL OF COW sIAl.I.s.
(Single stalls arc tho bet foi cow., j
ns the danger of one stepping on an
e'ijcr's teats an I injaring or wholly
destroying them is avoided. The
row lire kept cleaner when in i-inuh'
(-tails. Til. ll-lial width of the Ma'! is 1
four fee'. One inch lopo in the tbn-r
lieni the head of the -'all to . Iio yuttu- j
1. .'.HicicKl. 'llio ieii It ol the Mali
il.'juMi.l - on the sie of the cow, and a--oaic
are laier th in oilier-, it i- c mi:
until to i n :i ii o lite lloor wider lit one
Ci:d th.ili the other, and thus have a
regular utadatioii by wl.ic'i the -mall
and i:u l.'.. cow. niiiv be acC'Mtinio l.iicd.
The 'ei. -tii of floor -liven i- the clear .
.pace between li.e muaycr an I the ;
uiu'tcr. If the Heo
100 lOI'g. tic
cows v, ill n.it he kept to clean
I 'f I' i
is of such a i ndi that the hind Iket
'Ollle at thu vdC of the tMIe,-. :N-w
V-.-ik I'iaics.
ii.vi. . . . i , t n i i i v r .
A d urind.-tonc that t uii- :. 'ie ,?
i nc c-iiy nil cvi i y farm. i'la e i:
under piieher, .iiid wear it vi't a- -. n
is po-ibie by keeping a i cd;ed tool-,
ii - ii -i I "y sharpened w i h i'. in a go. d
w.n kinainike cjitdiiioti. When mow.
iiij-. or lea; inr, tite kniWs ol'icn be
coaie da I ere r. is linte h, urn on: :
if yen hive a pie-of conr.-e w 1k;
ttotte in the m o.hine hi i tl.ey are -eon
ma le 'j.ii'e si.:-.! p or at le.t i it-.
tii1 d.e roughened ;!. ..s v. ..
SL.ii'p-a.d. A -harp, li.e iin-wei - i
s'ia...'.r j .'.ipus'', Lik if e. u lic l i ;.
!ii..i,.i',e Ii .'. -.Liu d ' c- wrapped it.
clot ti ') pivciit l; iiMininiy. or u-ele--we.ii
a.;.i:n-'. ilie.-r iron too;. Tcaeh
tie. i'. he p ui! e Igid tools i.i
g.-.ji c .. :r - o'!', an..l !..Vii ...low ;hc
ImviI at ui to g- , U -id u jilt a
lit': a.e. ijJC. .:h', v:' other edged
t.o , and in-i-t u.'-.ti 'he tool- bt liji
L".'i.lr:,l Ii! .i I ; n i f. 1 ! . i . e . fo'ilXllt-
b.
Cat
li.il ,
l!le.l ICis tilliC
a. id :il'.
for mtia or boas'. '
A.iiculttiti-t. i
.
l-.t.Sl AXI.IIAM'LI.-.
Woo.l lnai.es tit- l.ie-t fixe
White hii k-;l'v next b'.S'. fir
ti ie .-:. i'l'.l Ci in diameter
leaves aie off and theieisiio
shouid he straight, with tm
Then
:!i til-.'
. Ii
knot.- mid as a l'tti.e red wood ui the
heai : its i.-.-5 bl-; a -hort, stubby treu
u-1; i iy ti.ii little led wood. Cat id
a j i-o.-.-r i itgtii for the hand.e and
' :. :'. :i;1pe :!. iece with tin a
I.'-, a -h t.p d.;.w oig-knlfe to die-- it
i. Have a pattern made
if in i.ull-iiteli board, and use this to
to! a i ! -I:.:;.'.'. Lay litO pattern ol;
'the Wi.nl :;; I lii i i. around it wiin
t".'!i. Ii" i'illi'flii not to yc.i III-
j-leee too -iita, i in any phn.- '. When
! (".: Jy sh:.j ed ll-c a piece of tlhi-.-lo
smooth the -ill face, and poli-h wi.h
i- iinlp ij'i'f. I'm it away to si msoii.
hand end down, to prevent craekiiti!.
W
ii ready for it-e put on lint axe,
. ae lohavj 'he end lit in tnc
.'n'. '!-. In hanging the axe have
' i;;,. fi-oiii you, ill-tea I of to
I lie
ward you Lm- a li'ie, as such an axe
ivlii oat fa-ter and easier. New
V-o k T rib n i.e.
)1M S IN lll.t si.-M AKIN',. 1
onie of the resii.l- icined iu the j
m uiiilaeiuiv of cheese during M iy IU
the New Yoi k station, and also nl I
e'li c-.' faelories under its ob-ervation,
have i ceeiit iy lie. tit given on this page.
The-e exji. rlini'iits con i in ted through
Tunc fit'iii-h -"ttie inldit iotuil points
not heii'iutore leported. Tllfl tables
f.iiin i in hull"! in No. to givo the fol-
i..e, it.g avetage resii.ts for ten f-xpt-ti- j
r-,. .it- ni.de at a f.it.uy in Jeff,-. ,oti j
e- and etgnf experimeiila made nl j
-' i.ioii: j
i he lime rcqaired for milk to begin
I,, il ieketi after the addition of rennet
averaged in the factory ex eriinent..
iibou' tifuen mi ti ii c In the stitliou
e : eriineiits about twelve minutes.
The lime from adding rennet lo cut
ting curd iu ilii factory experiinniits
iiveraeed about twe-tty-six iniiitltes,
In the station experiment eighteen
minutc-i.
The lime required to heat lo 98 de
grees or more ufter cutting ami stir
ling curd in the factory experiments
avcra-i-d abmit C7 minutes:. In the
Minion experiments nb oat forty-nine
minutes.
Tin; time from i enlii m' t' deg res
or moii! to drawing whey averaged
iiinetj -one iiilnuie- in ihe factory
exh'i'iiiieii!s ami lift;. four minuies at
the station.
!
irocess ihe lime
In the Mii red-cur
ironi draw
w ! ey to salting curd
jiVft-ige-l Iwenty-lUe minutes ill (ho
fiiel uy oxi ei inieut-, iind in the sta
tion expelimenls l!ie timo was lifleen
initiu e-.
The lime occupied by the whole op.
cratioii of choosc-m ikiii'r in lite facto,
ry experiment'' iiviuaiged about seven
hours vtiil tony live minutes. In ihe
station experimeiu the time aver.
ngoil abott. live hours. New Yovi; ,
World. i
Alt! O SHLEP RISli;.
Eastern bill farms w ill never return i
U old-tiino produc'.iveiie.ii until i gain :
trampled, fed an '. munnred by sheep, i
declares Ilollister (s.i-e in the N.Y.Tt ib- I
line. Large flocks eanuol L'e kept
now, but as fertility of pastures in-otea.-.es
tho numbers may be in treastd
gradually until a Irii degree of in
tensive agricultui ' usilts. l.'g-ate
a great hindrance easy ntav, but
are they as tronbl- -atir. and ' ris'.ent
as wolves and f ixes in the days of
our ancestors? Moicovcr, is it harder
U) K. ,,1i;,u j j,, tlilM l0 t . Uts ruii.'i'.t-
1'iicos for beef or dairy prodiic: Ii
d-'ci.-ivo h'gis'alion iigainsl d"i;3 can
not bo ciij ycd a! oi.ee, thi'ioase
ollicr m.-aa-
"I bed ivory t.cjad
i ti I.i -el Held (i.'oii'i. )
Beii? nr. not cosily,
o-t a flu t p w ill one on,
tiv:i-' av
tl . u 1 1 i rt-1 o i-.
.lh j ,,,.vel.
nor had a lie. led tl e'; attacked." II
l.ci p- two tljck of twenty or IWeti ';
live to clean pa-ttiic- for li s .'cimv
cm p. "Let ii pair of A'igO'a j; a
i an widt tho link," i- the advice cf
sonic. They are b 'lieved to beat i tt
ivj'ii their luriis aiiv do''. lite Horned
,n.'c U also icceinniendcd in
,i,js j-.ti'iic'.iiar.
,,,,,.( ur OdKl .tion, ai e -. III-
.nil ...I .. , I.o MV. ! lie
nijthtly folding tin' flock in ihe fid
manner practised by American i'tr-1
ll'Iy Ltm! pioiii.ei. '1 I. is calls for
less labor lh..ii L'efiiig the e.MVs ain.i
milking twice ca-ii ii.t. I'.iittCJ re
placed by floeks In ii-g great eitf ourt.c.
ne'iit to farmers' wive-. h c.nt-e they
have ie.-s help to board an '. no milk to
r.l.e litir; itnd c:il'.'. The Its-eiiing of
the i'i.i lor hirt.l hands is in it-elf a
I.i i or toward success with sheep,
tvieep are invalU'tble a ciea:n,i a'ld
hnprcvcis of land. In rcp'y to 'he
j tery, 'TI.mv in- clt do your sheep re
turn 1'" a piaci:..".! sheepman said to
ini : '-O.ie hundred )er cent, in ' ish
f i'i;i sel.i-i-; wo-'l and lambs, besides
.loieg the pastures good Mid paving
for ;i:i il.'.-y eonsjine. ' Ho does no',
r.it-e ho hi.n.e Limb.-, ei het ; they
w...t d i.tt:'.;..- his j rc fit 9 still great r.
A t!t"s. .'uiy voting man can begin ut'.tt
a sina . liock and learn to care foi tn-crea-li'g
ti r.il 'C-rs a his p u.uies and
ei: a n m-iaiii.e- permii.
l ai m ::
( e ui tip tho e
e.l pat
it i ven it
yon d i not p.o'v
T;,-; enl.-h.-go ciop is siiort. f f you
have iitn do not wa-le 'heiti.
1'. t you ivrt tiy l.owng cut'b.tgn
that yo I liioi'ght too -oft to be
'solid-" It nut, try some this yp.ir
and notice results.
1 i i acc nut of being eutily cleaned,
e i-ily rciuoved and less liable, to bieak
the eggs, sawdiist i reeoiiimeiided as
a meierial fur good ncs's.
! '1 vc tho fowls four, swift wer .f-e.l
1 about twice a week, but not too inncii
I s! a time, and it will givo thcr.i a
I el j--y coat nf tr they are done niotiit
big-
It is too often the ease on the farms
i i hut no care is la'iCIl to keep any ae.
c" 'i' of tin! ages of tli? fowls, itnd in
consequence too many old he.'is are
jhopt.
It requires but little time and a' ten.
, tion tom.ina:.e a snift'i Uoek.hnt it it is
intended logo jmo poiiliry lit'sliiy a
; a bu-dn.'-s it meatis work and ph try
ol il.
lo yon havo mi army of coikeid
.v till your ihn k of Lens. If not fat
e tough to make good eating, keep by
iheiii-t'.ves tid fat iheu sell or kit;
litem for home consumption.
r iiiitjiiiia iini.v u-i mh iiii o.;ga ie
winter in a cool, dry cellar. It u ;t is
noo.l plan to cut thorn into strips
ia"'l and round, and dry ihete in a
wai 111 room mid keep ihetn in paeer
hts. To uo lite dried pumpkins
soak the s r.ps in wa er ;i:t I cvuk
liiem iu the usual wtf.
I'luiii tree- are best planter; iu the
Miring, us are all other stone fruit-.
j ,f.y sllo.;!,i ,.; set twewytosu I- t
.,,,..,. The best u a t.-.ther nioi-t
,, )xl ti, lm,d si, .ui-1 not be uc'.
one go d varieties ate ihu (o-i-inau
,H:,o', g10 u ;oige, Lombard. Wash.
j,,,,,,,, .,-lleison, golden drop, weiiio
C'iamle, uaekciibos. nu-1 .l.nn-on.
re.qile Wlio lull Safely.
A fall, as ,-i rule, injures n drunken
man much le than a sobi r one he-eau-e,
tin; controlling power of the
mind being tendered nil through in
toxication, tiie body labs as an inert
mas-, and thus the chances of injury
aic iessened, for, strange though it
may appear, it is no less a fact that
.he most iitimjious cases of injury
aii-ing from a fall are c used by the
r ll'ii t, voiiiniai-y or otherwise, lo avert
the consequences, Um straining the
iiio-cics cinl tendons. Very tarely
me it-jurioitn i Heels from a fall known
in a lunatic a-yluni for the tamo siin-
pie reason the tni.nl has no in 11 tic nee
over the Del i ui of the liodv. Audit
is a reinai kiihlo iiud well-known faet
to those who have lo ileal with such
eases that whatever injuries aro so
caused heal iiiurli more rapidly than
in the ca! ! tantt people, the mi ml
having 11101 e t lo with retard i ng or
a-siting natiire' efforts than is gen
etallT known or realized. Boston
UcjuJd.
(jU.VINT AMI t I'hIOl'S.
llio female ostrich lays seventy
ejtgs a year.
The Galling gun was invented by
iat'.iiig in 'i !.
M i.i: ui y eiteiiKcts were formeiiy
called trench nia-ler-.
In India thcie t-a -pceies of crow
that laughs just like a human being.
Il is said ilia! ''.'.'" varieties of
goods are inanu I';u i in el from wood.
Market garden- in iV.ris pay
dor.i-u for live to: it- us insect destroy
ers. The game of billiard- m inveii'ed
iu i i- iitee toward- the end of the lit
tceiilli cent lire.
Alter the passage of tliecqio cinna
mon, vanilla, cloves, nutmeg and pep
per came into u-'c.
Ti e State of Wa-hiiigtou is one ct
the heaviest cou-iimei- of condensed
milk iu the eoun'iy.
In tho Lkveulh t.'cnlury both
II gli-h and l ieti .Ii dundi-a covered
their in ins with In ..eelet-.
The .Sandwich Islanders become
hilai joii- on the Juice of a Vegetable
resembling (he beet root.
A 1: unsw ick (Me.) man recently
paid lor a -nit of clothes w'ch IK"."',
whicii wci-l'.ed twciity-one pounds.
The icarary of surveying" iu tin
lent i iigiif.'Cl ilijf is lilarveious, con
siiici ing the rudeac? of the instiu
uieuis. I lec w e -d. l'eiin., claims to have a
jinnee whi.li weighs twenty-eight
i -trices i u i measures sixteen inches in
f. ircumfm nee.
A shoemaker iu Berlin, (orinatiy,
has invented an artificial sole of stone
for us.' iu shoes. It is elastic ami
c.;-y on the f . el, and is calculated to
last for ycai s.
Mrs. Wi.hatn Wood, the wife of a
prominent farmer, d ed at Martins
ville, I ml, resently. Sic v.a- married
when foil I' i u years old and theit::!)
only tiiiny-iivo when site died, site
had le-n a graudm.iher for two
year.-.
A ilmtny, such as burghu s ue, is
simply a sh-.i t crowbar. A sceti u.tl
j imiiv is one in secdoiis of, say one
foot in 1' ugth, which arc screwed to
gether to make it of the mc-sary
lengtii. One cml of til's jimmy is
tin ned up a little ntoro than the oi.lin
ai y crow bar. The jimmy U ;iii cxam
j lc i f n simple !ev r.
The largest specimen of extiti.t
animal ever found in the wo, LI was '
lini skeleton of a I: nosaurian reptiio
discovered in ibo Bad Lauds of S 'lllh j
Lakoia in 1&02. 1 he weight of the
skull alone was it'l pound-, and of
tho whole skeleton L'ijO pound-. It i
tiow in tho rooms of the Achdcuiy of
Natural science, Ihiiiadilphia.
Luther Springer of Hancock, Me.,
owns a horse, w-ho-e davs of useful!
tiess being over, he hin d a man to
kid. The man, tilling an axe, started
lo k-ad tho hoi se into the woods, but,
ifler goin some ili-Iatnte, the uittinai
suddenly attacked ine wouid-be slayer,
nnd, throwing him down, trampled
upon him ami injured him so badly
that it is feared h w id not recover.
At last itccouit s the l.,.i -e's pro-pecis of
living we.o mu 'li i ell- r liiait the
man's.
Lived iui'1 lii d mi One Illnek.
'I here aro thou-aod.- of people in
New York who have lever been out
side. Ihe city limits, but there has jut-t
died in List Twent; fotiitli si reel, a
man w ho muM be 1 ee. at ded a3 the uiosl
irovincial of his fellow townsmen,
lie lived for years hi ihe same boiisO
between Broadway and Si.x'h uveinie,
nnd was never know 11 to leave the
block, which is bounded by tlio-e llioi
ouglifaies. II" vc a- a bachelor, with.
' out kilh or kin, ami lived in a single
loom, knowing no one except his land
lord, whom he pai l leguiarly every
week, anil shunning strangeis when.
I ever they made advances to hi 111. 1 lo
: received r. mlinuietis from a Wall
-licet broker rcguluily every Tuesday
up. ining He w 11s a regular at end ii.t
st the M idlson Squa e Thc-.itie, width
is 011 the suttu! block in which he lived,
(in. I spent the afternoon in prom .'Had
ing 1 wetry-fourih street, between
Broadway and Sixth avenue, but he
never went further fit her way. lie
dined modestly at a near-by cafe,
; bought his shoes, shirt and underwear
nt the e iriier of Bron I way ami Twin
, ty-f. in th street, ami had hi- clothes
I ill ado by a tailor 0:1 Ihe block. The
. eccentric old man kept this up until a
few days ago, when lie was found
! d ad in betl. He left absolutely no
j dice's, nor were any letters found giv-
ing a clew to the identity of any
I friends. st. Louis H "public.
(rape.
I C rape is a light, transparent fabric,
1 composed of silk from winch all the
j io-1 has been taken, When dyed,
; us it mindly i, of a blnek color, it is
11, ed iu mourning, chiefly to trim
ladies' dresses, also as veils and around
men's hats. In the naval ami iiillilaiy
service, when tdlieers wear mournin-,
j- i simply represented by a four-inch
baud of black crap,: around thu loft
arm and a bow of the same tied t the
sword hilt. D'lroit Free Press.
The United .Stales t'Xpoile.l provi
sions iu 18'Jl lo tho value of!, 130,017,-401.
Do You Knoir That
The troubbs in love affairs is, that
tho parties to it love U o much to
love long.
llow polite and gallant a man Is
to the women of tho wo: id who aro
not related to him.
Most babies cry In church because
they are frightened by the boisterous
talk of the preacher.
ThOi is nothing more profound
than pride, nnd, strange to say. noth
imr more ridiculous.
A woman's greatest rival in a man's
heart is the pleasure bo cnj. ys in
having bis own way.
A man's best fr.etid to-d ty is often
the skeleton in his closet tint fr
Hunts him the in.'st to-morrow.
The. be-t love I titan is he who
gives the mast; lie is als the one
Ica-t ngatdoJ winn he stop- giving.
i 'tie very good rea-on why a man
should teli the truth Is that it is ti t
the tax on his memory that a lie
would be.
Men judge a man's rel'gion by his
actions outside tho Church, and the
wa.nieii judge it by tiie brill. uney ed
his pr jyeis within.
It is ail we.l eno-ijiii to tell a man
Witch he i in troub.e to piok on the
Plight side; the rub is to find the
bright side to look on.
ine m -n wi;i n..t st:p doing u
f "It-h thing, U-ciiuse if tli 'y did, i;
would !.e ait admission ou their part
that it was foolish.
A woman who has evcr.rtnl:.',' to
lose and nf. thing to gain, is always
mote reckless thau a man who has
everything to gain and nothing to
lo.-e.
If jaop'c In Bible times were like
they are now. Christ found it easier
to die for sinners- th-ui to lind any
man afterward who w ..mid admit tli it
he was one.
Men are. brutes. They have bettor
times occasionally without their
waves, and t".l them so. Women aro
hypi erite-. Tlvy en'oy life without
their lia-btitiils onco iu a while, but
th v will never admit that they ate
not miserable with rut I hem.
We have nfi'eeJ that the mora
lodges and clubs a man belongi to,
the more often his n'-lghbois .see his
wtfe splitting wood before breakfast,
.buriing too many ledges seems to
have the same elle t on a man's fam
ily as if he were given to the drink
lit.' habit. Atchison f.b-l-C.
Itcho Cor-.K ts.
In an op'-iaiic performance m Par- ;
p. the cornets are titteiV-with a new.
rcli'. app'tiatus. which (1 lifers from :
th-. se hitlicrt 1 Uev:sC:u in not alter
lug the natural tone tf the instru
ii;en. It ii simply a small chaiabcr
ei silvered epp-.-r s- ensfueted as
t 1 ir rLi'.'C the etho when adjusted to
the iif.tili of the tr.iuiptt.
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The Canadian Official Tests, recently made, show
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food, than any other.
Government Chemists Certify:
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r
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"The Royal Baking Powder is pines: i.i quality and high
it 111 strength of any baking powder of which I have knowledge.
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lie Covcnimaif Report shoics all other baking
pozoerx A.VsA',7 lo contain alum, lime
or sulphuric aciJ.
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The Letter Ii.
Ia early English It was always
trilled, says a writer in Science, as it
continues lo be in Scotland, wbtro
most of the characteristics of early
English are still prevalent. But in
modern English the trills have been
softened away wherever It follows a
vowel, until little is left of the B
but its vowel quality. We are accus
tomed to the entire omission of it In
negro speech, where do and sto aro all
that we hoar for door and store; but
in educated utterances there is some
phonetic effect left in 11 even where
it is least manifest. .Such delicate
shades of sound are the distinguish
ing marks of refinement in pronun
ciation, and they fchuuld be carefully
p'.eservcd by teachers and by writers
on phonetics.
(in twice ns far ns liver pills nnd cere nftrn-'t
I lull- lii-in.-.
The shortest cut to happiness is to try
to f ive it.
Ke-t'irr thf Complexion by clctiQsin the ea
'ile Qstclu, .s.'.u.I llilv 11. ,o,s.
Wle never a stu etui hide lis hea l it
fee's safe.
K:ua'.l Li.e.- Iloiivs ,v 11 rare C
'1 he tluili it tv.tsi.'peJ by snmc e.
the dwellers alopg tUs A;riciu coasts.
Nie.'ii'aM'a.- f I "'t hnro. Fvery J-liar- "
;;. . :i i .- i a. 1-'. rl. : .-i'i '. lie :;e'U!i. s-.-ml
l, . lo. I l osjei :us. A. J. Me I.i :de. Altai. tu, 1.1:1.
F imo is a bright robe; but t soon wears
out nt tli oibows.
'Itiore 1: raf re catRrm in this section ef the
conrtrv ttnn ftll oilier diseases put loeetbi r
nriiti.uth the lfiet n w- years wk sum..mU tr
bt Saca'aWe. l oniLTCHt many yet.rs doctors
it. iiuiiimil it n lo' itl dis. iiM'. nnd pves' r: hi d
.ui al r im-dii.-. and hy coiirtantly lailna; lo
caivwi'b ineiil treat nir tit, pronounced it 'a.
tcnihio. SVicii."0 n:e- proven eatari h to he a
cot'-1 11 ntioiiiil disci-.... nnd thf ieh re n iniircs
r. iisi o ,., 1 . -: : so 1 1 rcat meal . Hull's Cntlirrl. t in .',
in. 0. nt . 1 Mir.-d ry P. .1. I neney A: t'o., 'J'olrd...
Uln... i- I t.e et.ly ctnistititiii.iial cm on tho
it. ..rio t. Iiisinkf-ii Intern. si t in iln-r. Irem
p'drops to a tca-;uif,nl'ul. It arts (iin ctly upon
It:,.- l io-.C ,:--fi 'ai.c.iu-i surla- i - of t lie m sn-tn.
'1 hey 1 !!". ' ;m for any rase it Oiils to cur.'.
fi'.'Ud for sit.a'itai-j and test imoniftls. Addo ts
. . .1. C h'.nf.v A: Co., lolevio, U.
t& .'sul'1 Vy L'rusaisti.. ;;-c. ,
( !(! ";. ni-iv eot nutlit th? v. tin I ut f'.h'
11 itao ho la'.vve .
C e ntl i-.ev. 1 xsroie and diet are the card I
1 vol in-, of I.-M.-I hc.tiih. Tnk.' -are of the
I -' T 11 :0.-l it Vi'll k Ice. -.vh.lt aad how to ' 'it
j - 1 n- i iitvtr '.i'.' III. it i - laiiio"! thai '''.if.
i.. c. ! ,...i. a .hno'.e m rb rcatdy. .11 i o 'tif: ti.n
ri-ail- --f v icntf !n ji.l;.
V lint i d in. r.Mjuot le iju 1 one esjeailly
it it .0 a l.nrci- c-.lf.l j-g.
I',. a I'i of-M!i'. t. sn v.sTtr sto TVr mi--.-.-
I'M: 1 isms. ";. '. .'.- Jli'.)n!.ial mc-i"
' . ' n : niiulitt l .-.liCli e 1 To; i-ttlio. t'Ali:i-y
The iiidispetisible savant is tna.t. nf tit
iri 'tion
run
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D.
the
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l'.f..r.'iiiti - n Peia'iv to Disoairt. bat very ot
tni i . rtaiit,n' t C'iiirthli, Marriage
; Healthy 1 mniht st together with
r. ei i ii-j,
i:.,iniil-iil I'rnid !.
' ret iv f i'llmiry IIert.
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Botli tlifi nietiioil r.ii 1 results when
Syrup of Tigs is taken; it ia pleasant
and rcfrethinj L tho taste, and acU
genily yet promptly ou the Kidneys,
Liver and IJjwel, clonuses tho sys
tem efleettmliy, dispels colds, head
aches and livers and cures habitual
constipation, fry nip of Figs ia the
ou!y remedy of it.i kind ever pro
duced, ple.'s!n;f to the liittte. and ac-rc-pttiblo
Id tho tfomucli, prompt in
its ncticn and truly 1.x ticficial in its
cfieetf, i'.-opcred only iVorn the most
healthy siud jigrceablo substances, its
rnauy csci llent qtialit.l.'S commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy hnowa.
fciyrup of Figs Is for salo in 50o
and 61 hottWby r.'l leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wiihesto try it. " Do net accept any
substitute.
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My ni-.-c, ICtntliuo ILiwley, wass,
taken vith spiitinj Muoil, and she
bc-caniQ v.trv iniir'a til ii inc.l, fearing
tli.it dicatl.-d ill-- i"f, Coti.-umption.
She tried t: . ti'iv all kintls of medi
cinchut .;'!, i"-; did any good.
Final!-' sh-2 1 -. ,1; CUtcv.i 1:1 Syrupand
she told itt: it did I or more good
than atiytliin o; ;!:o ever tried. It
shipped the. bloc, !, ;., t ,e her strength
and case, r.u.d a jventd appetite. I
had it from her u-.v.) lips. Mrs.
Mtirv A. Situ i v, Tiuuibull, Conn.
Honor tj Germ tn ."-iup.
Da Not It Trroi
1 1 t'.iinti which Etaln the
" o on red.
i ... i.i (;:'.ir.t, Odor
nr."? vj-i t.r m tla
".. rv . :ra,.v..
Unlike ihe Dutch Process
Ko Alkalies
Oil
Oilier Chemicals
Ms
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nrs ttfd la the
i rcjur.itt&ii of
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It hr.s nt.tri thirntUrcelimrs
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v.!:h isini-e'i, Arrtiwroaf or
siie-ir. told i. far nmro ecu-
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It i-i t'nlleliiii', iiutiri.-hit'", i.ud EASILY
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