Elect ilc a.
There ought to be an eleotric mochio to
Jog the memory ; v forgot too mx:h hd4
bara too little. We koow wbat's best but
forget it at tbe wrong time. Bruin action
should be like a flnb. Tliere are thousHnils
HOW suffering inteust'ly v it U neuralgia. Lt
them renumber tlm urc, t?t. Jaool ViL.
Itf effects are eloftrioul.
Rapid Molecular Moremeiit...
-Tbe average tspeed tf tlie traus
mission of earthquake shoeks Is mar
ly 16,000 feet per second.
Hood's ouleuJar. iiiwuta a welcome (PiPst.
has made its n..rurau.'e for lKt. ud i
more beautiful thiin cvtT. The boat! is that of
a lovely jdrl just "swet-t sixteen," in tlt-lk'nto
hd1 natural oolon. Jitiil- txiiu; a IhiiiK of
beauty.it is wpinaliy valual'io lur i lie iim
eral ioformatiou presented.
The flifuree are plainly printed iu plei.slux
aud hannuuioiib colore, aul I lie t ftf-l is most
eatiefai't'iry Tbe i sloudars cau I r obtaiued
of ny .lrnj.vist. or by sou-ling six mil in
ntntunn for oue aud ten ventn for two to C. I.
Hood A Co.. Lowell, Mass. Ovi'reinlit mil
lions! of them wi re printed to supply the
immense demand.
These raleudars are issued I y tbe pro
prietors of If. mi's Sursapariila. the well
known uiedi'iue tvlii.-li lui Kaiuel Mi-h
renown by its wonderful .tiri-n in -;im:j
where ti:e 1.1. "t.l was ..itoiicit or impure.
The great laboratory in wl led it is ma le
has u capa'ily f"i- llily thousand bot
tle a day, and ii- the lar;;.'st I uil'liiig ill tho
world devoti'd to tho maii'ita -tore of a
medioiiie. The .-aW'sol lb ., IV Jvir-apiinlU
in all aeotious of the . ..imtrv nr.- -normou.
The proprietors have in-vi laiMiod that it
would .'iir everv .iilm.-lil. I m lii.-v .-Imhv l.y
thoutau-li Of ttiiuUM' Ol.tt Hoods
Harsapanlla p'.nll.'s aud v.la'iz" th ' I i"od,
builds up tin- syt.Mii Mid . nr.-.- ti'iose di!
ea&es caused by in. pur" l-i.." i mi i .li-Mln y,
bueh as s'rolula, .-alt rii'-ua.. -atarrii,
rhmimntism, etc-. It is a irn-at j r.-v.-i.i it
of the imp. and it r.-.- i -r-- ): w.'.i-'r.l titnl
for--es alter a si'--- . : tli;tl -Jiea-iel malady,
lortifviiig the svM-.-.n .tj.'i.n; tiit'jro a!U. !.i.
The fa.-t that ;rr-! tf ;? -..-r-ie. in the
f -reparation ol th;.- m-- ii.-iii.-. an 1 that u- ih
og has i-v.-r I i- - !,io,,.-.t i,,- ji , ,-, pt a-war-ante
i hvpn-i nms --u-i-s. has n.u--b to -In
with the )n;'.-le;--e tilthythe uili.- in its
curative powrs. 'I'lie limit.! "I the pro-
Iirietor.-; is. "It is not what we say, hut what
food's Haoapanila thai ti-lis tin
Hory. " and It is what lb-id's SarsapanlU
bar done, a? sh-jwn by the pu'-lishe-i state
tliento of p-rs-'Ms whom it iki.- -ured, that
las F)la--e-l it ai the h.-nd in the Meld ol uie l
eine in the present -lat .
The earth, iu r. v-. vuj-.' on its
almost as f.ist. leeK- ieun at ln
a couuou ball that is to say, it
in a Jlttle u.ure than tliu-e s- u
Tlie losi riciiiiiit Vta?7
Of tirerent inn the t-iii-l-e. -I", hen he I
ii, i
fevers Is to iim- ll.'- bioi'd ia-ive r.ui. d . I
. I
Pynipof r'tJS, Wliel.-el- l'ie S-I.IU tiil-li H j
sxntlp. vet elf,, live. I.-..: --M-J. To be hefli ll'ed
one must ir'-t tue l: 'i
by th.-t"n!ifer-i-.-i l"iu- .
by U ilrui .is in V'i .
Airros .-ulrii.'e p
ih.-rt.
:.-lv
n-ifa-lured i
pf... v
-1 hoi 1 1- i
ii a f.-w
l ot -a il
II ill:
Hi l-i.ll os
1-.- I -'. I ..:aiiet I
u -. oit. i.. io. I-. r
Are ntiliMitilv !..-! i .
No ...-, -vlieii -i - . .
Inunee. A. M. I .a I . . el- V i. -i
acre. i.lM :.-i.il.;, : P. I s . - , I'M i
hll-lll b , !: .-: i- - r J- .' . I Ml,. ' 1.1 e. !
Mliin.. 1 "I III-!;, U Oi ,i-il In, 111 in. I I
a.-r.n A. Il.lli'i. '. . HI I I.. I,, I. . I.e. e. 1 el- I
uere; l-'r.-mk Wini.-i-, M.-i.i oki. .1', hii-h. 1- -
iielU'l-oar- fr. eu -ill.' !iu-i, el .'illitt,l. 'I hi-li '
w hM sa!er . ill- r,- in iu. !
It vol- II I. . I I I II I - . e r A M. SI N. IT w llh j
IU lo lie- .fiha A. '. r - ..ll... I. a ll-.e. '
AX'Is.. Vim w; II re. e, I lli iuie.i.lh t ifrt-
lojUe illl'l le'i -.1 Ml I'i'- ' I ' ' . I ;' of 1 at lit tt I-.I-.
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ml ily... ..:a I r en led me. All.l i ! ..! I,
pri-l'iii-ttt ,i.h- w.h .a! ' -. 1 i".kH...,l'
Sat:. U'.tl illil ami II i.el.ell e 1 Hie lie-le tl I
i.I l.rr in. .1 1. in. - . ,ii.U:.ei. In la ', li I'll,
me." I. W. I l.t hi a, .'--., ni Ii I t mi ,!!-., I i
Hood'ss,; Cures
II I'h Pills
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pi Greatest ct Tamily Games
Progressive
America.
ThenK'jt entiTt-iinin .inj in-tH?!ve
gim:(i( ihe iTL-nlury. It (k-lihfti!tv
cacKa Aineru.in t(ni,ii'hv, whii-j it
in td young and oIJ a t.iHtiii.itiiig
as whist, i an be ntav'tt by ai v ritni-
bernl platveis- Sent by mail, puSt tKO k
1
t'rvde ComiMtiv. Boston, Mtus.
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whatsoet it eriiii, .1
euil ht-allh.
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FA It M AXD ti l HUES.
EXTKAI TINti 1IONKT.
TTI'"ti the J'Imii of .'Xtrn-1infr the
ll- II -V il'OIII till' (-(llllllS IS ttllL.ttfll, lll-
whvk iilli.tt flu- ecllH i' tin- -iiiii)i to In
tillnl, 1ii! .1.) nut allow tlit-tii t In
walnl ovi-r. TKe out tin- fninus,
uit tlicm jut" mi t xtriM-liii-. 1 mil
r.-.-l iiii.I tin-li-juiil ln.'i--y i Uji-'wii
oil liv i-tiiliil'iiual l.iii-f. If eare is
. , -ii- . 41... 1
taken in ImndiiiiiU not to tiijiiie the,
lr.-.m. s, theyeuii be put back into 11
s to be iieain filled with honey,
i l ienii l'linni -r.
now i.oMi to mii.k eos.
'Jen month. i not too l.niji to keei
eows in the dairy, and in certain eases
etcii loli-:er. The cow that jlveslllilk
Cue or fi months in tin- year, mid
11k n pee-, dry until Ii- r m t ealvinu,
in an iiiiproiituhlc iiiiiiiuil, nud the
OO'i' I' she is lisH.scil of the litttt-r.
T'. trniiun.:; yoiuifi heibi--. with lir-t
eaK.s, It wolil-l be II to milk tlielll
the lir t ear nine m-nit lis Mi adii v :
milk tin in if thc oe -.;in- one pint
milk at a tine d'inii.-: tin- Jultej- end
th-- j.. rio.l. The net year it w:il
1. 1 lu'iiel a:i i a-v matt, r lo keep up iv
I n- belt i- yield ..I' milk to tie- end of
the i, iie- mouth-. The third year the
habit i- thoi'-iuhly tiv d. and you drive
a .. i-si tent milker. Th cow i- huge
ly a ei-eutiir.' of habit. .Hid In r m-e-t'lliiess
nud prolit al.l. n. - in the dairy
.1. la nds Jarnelv upon In r careful
tininiiio fniin In r eiitia into milk
p.iin-.:. Am-I'li au Ai teult in i-t.
i.iolir STAHI.I's,
importance of liavin
sflllill S
-.. iitilut. d ill neeordiilie
pi mi iph of hygiene l
ith cornet
i lieial'v ml-
mitt- .1.
J ll lt til-
-:ppl of lush no
lie, pi.-iitly insisted
ll-!lt should ni-o
mi coiiliiioll'v lec-
sl.oiil.
la- ample i1
iu I ll that tin
1'.- aliuudaiit i- Hot si
o-nied.
Some -.(,-tbles an
la.te ..!' scmi-dai'liii
lld-lnv 111 a
a rim lltioll,
I'1 'I11' l'"i-. ii'imiiiu- no.
.i'l.-ive t . the w. II Im'II,'.; of the I, .1- .
No animal enjoy :- tlie li;.'ht "I u'a.v
in ..re than lie. Iu hi- wild -late It"
1;. qui nls tin- opt Ii plain or iio'iinta i n
ei. lo in the full li.uiil ol day. Wild
; are in a t r found to inhabit
:'loomy foic'.fs or dark ia in. -.
Td" hoi is a child of li;:ht. and h-
' .;oll!,l be tr. ilt-'d ll.'.-oldlll'jly iu do-
I III. -t it-ill i if he is to be l."pt ill pef-
; b et heioth and spirit-, with his eye-
s!;:llt lllllllliaile.. The fl- qUellt
j trail itioii I'l'iilii a d ilk sfable into th"
I I dl - Inn of .lav calimd fail to act
I .... ' . .
-.ally on bi- I .n il organs,
urn I so inn -I almost pi I ma m lit glooiu
mi l dm kin s-. I f w . studied only his
comfort, wo would him lit nil
limes il - lable I'llll of cheerful li'-illt II-
I eli . ..hiii't air.
Ni
York
World.
M l l-IMi I.IUCIi I III I IS.
Many kinds of dried fruits are quite
dilli. ult t.. lo t p Ihioii 'h tie- year, ami
th. fan fill lioiis-wii. usually lieats
I Ic m once o- I w iee i aell year to
l-.id the woiius and ili-, es that often
.. -trot the fruit unless this pr. l autit'ti
I . pi opt rly eelcl-.i-il. The first re-
qillslte for pr.-si I t in;; fl'llll is lllorollgll
i taporatloii of moisture, which tines
not nit an mul. in-..' tin ui as dry as dual,
but dry ciioii.rh thai when hard
pl't-s.-d w ith tie- hand tiny will not
I'llim to :elliel ill the lollll of II I'llll, or
will Hot slick b";ef In r, say s the Vim ri-
ean Agriculturalist.
I'or small 1 1 tin 1 1 1 it i. s- a tough paper
sack will iiii-wci'. liitlit r seal the top
or lie firmly with a .--friii ', leaving
about oiit.-t hii'tl ol th .' spue.- mi iccii
pii d so that the fruit may be shnL.-ii
nSoiit i,i tie- lee; s.-ti-r il limes in the
year. Wli.-ll thus proleete I, .l iee iu
n chest or closely eott red bo in a
Cool, iliy and dark room. ():'ii-u dur
ing s.'iisoiis of al., in I uiiv, a 1 ir ,
quant ity of fruit is cvuporat -d, but at
..elling tune the prie 's are not saiis-
I'llfloiy Illl'l it is desired to keep it un
til the follow in,' season.
I'o keep di i. I fruit chenille, till u
siie.il- baiit l about three-quiiitcrs full, When baling hay" don't employ a
In n.l iqi tightly us possible, keeping in ,,, with n r old prc-s ; g, t e 1
u 'Ini'l-. ' I room, and, otiee u month ' machine. It do. -n't cost any mote to
iliiriugh.it weather, lay the banvloii s, nd y our liny to iu ill et iu nu nttrue
it s side and loll it titer several five Inaiilier.
times, st Hiding it mi the bottom tltid
hcinl ultel-mitcly. This will keep the
content- in .'..ii d condition and save
many hours of hir.l dissngreenble
labor iu henting over to tli-.pt I mois
ture and destrov insects. The color
tl lit I ll itol' lire inallitailio'l far better
than by throwing in loose piles or
plnciiig in cominoii grain lings, s ii-,ii-nllt
prnctieeil. Do not use salt bur-
ids in they impart n saltish llator,
nud nie usually too poorly lmi.le to j
prove ellicacioiiH. Thoroughly cleaned
Hour barrela me fur preferable, or I
lieu tipple biillels limy be Used by ,
pustliig plum white puper upon (he
inside of the slnves.
Ki:i:i'lN(i Kims.
All stuts of experiments hiu-e been
liiiidefor kecplligeggs fresh dui iiig the
long seilsoli hell the hells art.'oli the re
tired list nud eggs nre scarce nud
high, miyi he West"i n Kural. Tln-v
luivo been stood up, the sinnll end
ilotvu; they lmve been piiCAcd iu salt,
brnn, aud other materials; they havo i
beeu dippctl in fluids of vurioiis sort j
tu fill the pore of the shells to exclude
lliO ttir, uml they h ive been sulijceted j
to old storage. It i. utrauge to My I
tlit untie of the uietlKiils liuve been
quite htuveM-ful. It is quite irolnllpt
however, tliut a eninliiiiHtion df thee
HKeiieieK in the n'f:ht jimHrti(in
wmilil ilu the work. Other methods
lime I urn tried thiin thos-e UHined.
above, mi- i- Muteil ly H!i KliIish writ
-r, who sbvh: "To kt--j i-;rs fiesh i
a iin t-t i.oi that kIioiijiI lie plutiil
t.etit in the miml of joul-
try kei-j'-i-n. It may jierhans
ot- iuiji'ch'i uh nil ei.'ti eauiioi o- rxi
' ' " '
served so as to retain tlie natural deli
cacy of flavor of n leallv lie-h t-);tr,
which souii j.iism's away. IStill vfsita
eU be preserved Hi ll inaliner to leave
tin-in eN-ell lit eatili-.-, mid hardly dis-
tiiij-ruishable from fresh ones t xcept
I'i'lliiipK by experts. ll vfw are to be
kept for a lew weeks oiilv, the mutter
is very easily iirriuied a jood place
beinu all that is necessary, t.ethi r
with a board pierced with holes, ju-t
h-ro elloliyll t i let the cl-s stall dllji--i
i 1 1 without passing thioii-h. Tjioii
this In. aid th. e-tis should laj placed,
broad end downward, so that the air
! leiee may Ii- t inllllVeto the same. A
teiit a- when th - ie.r-- way, as tin re
Wo'l! Hot In- the siuie eMlporatloll of
moisture from the '. Vir- lmlic-nir-,
if w. ll -.alva!ii.. .1, can he sub
stit ite i with udvaiit :i;;.- for this hoard
or sh.ll. Ju (ieiniuiv co.o are
kept sw.it for coii-id--rable ieiio.U
by beiir.' buri. d in fi sh limn, or a
pi. j.-iiatioii of lime and wat. r is made
1 i I i 1 1 ' gallons of wat. r to four
eililolls .-I lille slaked llllle, to Villi. 'll
lllneit ii null. hi of s-ilt is add.-d. When
tin mil. r ha- ak. li up much of the
I i 1 1 a- it ea!i -. i j 5 . 1 v dis-nlve, im
im I'-e tin- i "I-- in th-- liquid so that
they are quite colored, ab. .lit two or
thr. . luelii-K of wat. r Hit. rveiiiiitr bi -
tw( , ii tin-outer nil an ! tin- t-'pniost
t layer. A little Iim. mn-t be udd-d
ii-iw nie I iii;aiii. as the ... !..t Ins. - its
-t relict h or -.o t - ,'lb., i be I. l eu much,
h.iw. er, slioilld lint be lidded, rise
the wh.de iiinv be tui'u.-d into a solid
muss. Water should a! .. I..- poured
in
riisiomtlly,
. reduced I,
th
i Mil fit It
h libs.
tie
I'MIM A '
!.'t let th
1 1.
' hit.
I.I . .
p ,;I "V. Ill;
( IV" thrill pi
The scrub c ..... p
my. Tlil'ou lei , , ,. rl.o a
Colli l.tol-.-l ,.- i litt: v k. .
l.-inprliitui'i e! alioilt
grees.
If n part .1 til" b I I
Ollfsiib- fi nl it li T-t. It till
' llstVt: ol V-
-I.
is 1.. d al .1
tw.nty de
stined up
1. sell th"
Wll-tc.
A lloek ,, hi ll- ! ::.d t . resemble
fruit take III that il coll-i-ts itf IlltlllV
lil t el -.
liuihl your !io-- houses mi itlntit. ly
llil.'h glollll.l. It sates much trouble
mi l iiioii.y.
bit- p., , nud ol cut meat and Intiie I
colisi. lilt .1 the proper daily nil. .w alice
for sixteen bell-.
Ni t. r n
Use the In
Of l IlOl'IC'llll-
iiiiu d the mote.
in"- until y mi
in y our ow n et e.
Much fruit that wh n iv. grown ia
pretty Html when poorly e)'. nt l Is
gi i, el loi not lung.
It l-a I nays n loss I . put a heavy
I ft II in oil t he I , ii. I ltlilc-ri til I e IS ll
he ivy load 1. 1 hind i.
I llccswill lies' roy an old Worn-out
! qtlecll, but ol, It wh'-ll the Colidlt ions
I are latoral'le for nil. lug n lien one.
J Ifyoiir it lie h is the ri"!il kind of u
j hu-baiid he will .,.',. tlml .-he ha-plenty
of dry kiiull'iig w 1 con-biiit ly mi
hiiiel.
J l; .' tour hay so that tlie shipper
can semi it to any iiiarkef nud hate it
n !!, gr.-i le e .iisid. red, as high its unt
il. iy in the I" nit. .1 States.
The old silt ilig that 'livery rose has
its ihoi ll," is .'Xelupll'i. d ill the black
liel'iy , as some of out- choicest varie
ties sc. m to have the most thorns.
I'l l soliul sii.ert i-ioli is olie (.f the
colldll ions of sueei ss. Details which
Iiiuy seem Uliimpoi tiuit to t he tin ploy e
lull t feci it . ut I. -i:l io 1 1 of n loss occurs.
I 'mult cull be ltd to bees dining
the winter, in many casi- ttith prolit.
(iitt it on iiiirin dais whin the bees
nre tit iu.' ; about three turns during
the w inter is often i innieli,
Division boards should be used ii:
nil weak colonies, as coiitriieting the
spina in the hiv. s to suit the sic of
the colony is an important mutter.
( 'liatt cushions are prett ruble to hoitrds
in winter.
It is estimated that under the most
linfiiv oinble circumstances an m-rc of
propt rly eilltituted w illows during the
first three tenrs will product- f ,.,,,
d.uotl to ,1.1 It ii l pei led willow-, iradv
for market.
In very cold weather a verv good
plan of feeding bees is to lake put.
tiered sugar mid stir it up with honey
until it can be worked into a stitj'bnll.
Liv it right over the cluster, -o (hat
the beesciin sip it otl ns they need it.
ll.-eedino f. r desirable point-, i,K
been experiuielit. d upon bvthe li ('
of apinrists ami the result is t hut much
im;irovcmeiit has be.-u made. i,,
ndvniitnge iu breeding to in jnuve is
that the stock can be turned u, iio.i n
tmies iu u year is desired.
FOR THE HOI SEWIIK.
COHN STARCH CAKE.
Beat quarter jie-mid luitter to
cream, add gradually half punnd
sujiar. Heat separately two ck(;s, then
mix them together mid vvdisk until
creamy, add gradually to sugar and
butter, a. hi also half cup milk. Mix
and sift two ounces corn starch, quar
ter j'otuid corn Hour, and one tca
Kjiooliful baking jiowdt r, add to rake,
heat thoroughly, add one tensioouful
VHiiilhi, and liake in geiu puns. These
are verv nice to serve with iee ertam.
lAVin.y i-ii: i-As-ri:.
One coffee eiq.ful of flour will iniike
the Jill-te for a lllediillll-sled .ie.
l's: thit't'-foiirths of ii cup of short
ening to each ciiji of the flour. lull
may u-r nil butter or pai l lard, if pre
leired. Take olie-thild of the short,
eiiing, n little salt and rub well into
I lie lloiir ; then atir m as little watt I
as possible and foiiu with a spoon into
a very stitV paste. 1'i.t on n pie-laiard,
roll lightly and spr. ad. with on. -third
of tin it-mniiiiii- sh- i t. ning, sprinkle
mi ii little Hour, fold and roll out
Hough for the nud. r crust. Take
the rest of the pnst.-, spread one-hull
of the remain-,' butter, fold mid roll u
before. Jtepent the process, roll thill
Hid Use it f..r upper Cl'il-t. Always
make n few slits in the ct litre of tin
upper enist to allow the strum to es-
ape. Never put in the lilliim until
on are ready to bake tin in. A nice
pie will he blown. teier ninl llakv.
. w York Woild.
I!l is III s I sAi.K MAKhHS.
Iviiock. I- t.-ikt . let. ii pounds of raw
lean p.ok meat I'ioiu the shoulder, two
and one-half jiouii-U of raw b. rf ami
four iiiid one-halt' poniitls of fat pork.
( ho), nil toy. th r v. ry fine ill. 1 add
six ounces -ult, two ounces ground
p' ppi r, t ue. hull' ounce of salt
pi fie, one num . of ciimiiiy wed.
Mix w. ll too. th. i- mid stuiV in hog I
rti-ing. Iliimedtately att' i it is iiiin
it should be hun-j ill mi .-liry pl.ieo for
!',,ii r or fit e i lay -; niter 1 i 1 1 1 . - quite
diy t-i:. . I I..- -lie. Led for six days. It
is th. ii i. a. ly b i use and should
Ii.pl in n col and w-II v. titihiteil
plilce. Not.-. I' nuri'. . abb-, -..me
Ion ! t -choppt .1 .jiii lie can be lol led to
thi :lllsil-j.e.
I!.. est tl ill -t lal.t s i letrii ml- ol
law, li nu pol k, four iitnl oiirdialt
pounds ol "oo.l Viiil from the round,
three mill o m -third pound of fat
pol k, nli chopped line. Add six ounces
of salt, two ounces of ground pepper,
mis. tt. ll, adding one quart of chut'
cold natt-r. St nil' iu narrow hog ol
'he. p en -ings. Alter tying the ends
logether tliry lire divided iu the mid
die it 1 1 1 tw ist.-d tin re, tint.-, forming n
two link sniisiige from the original.
Th.-t hhollld llu-li be smoked
thoroughly for Iw. nty-foiir hours.
.Should not be keep h.ii..-t r than eight
days, ns tliey become hard nud
dry. They lire pl'i par. .1 for use by
putting them in boiliii:; water for
three or four minute-. I l'arm. Field
and Fireside.
M IKM'II'H S( K I'S.
Coinpressed air iii .loi
tried in Wilkesli.u re. I'.
are to be
n., n.a a ti'ol-
ley substitute.
1 1 is said t hat l ie paper is made
from ii 'ither riee. inn i ic.- -liait , hut
li'oin a pithy plant lo'iu.l in China,
I'ol'eu uml dnpiiii, calle I t in'. I ma.
Sir diiiucK I'riehtou l!..oui. , Ihecv
pt it mi brain disea-t- , a -. it.-. I in n
jiopul'ir Ictdiire that i - mn::i is not
lit t -u-In lit tilth Hiich I; : Toe eoiiMe
tpli'lices lis is conillloliit lipjn.se. 1.
Camphor tr.- -s hai. !. n phiuted nt
Sanfoid, I'la., r. id ; i .
(ability to -o'i and i i
is the iilentic.ii ' ii '
ti hich nil th.' e.i ie;.'i
obtiiiued.
The coiiiii i ti.iu b, I
nud London ig vvn- au
c.l during Noveliilu -r,
tins niiiisiinlly elenr,
f of mlap
is. This
lee froiii
iiiucrou is
U coal sinoUe
lili ileinoiistiat
ttheii tin- in'r
nppareiitly in
cnscipii-iie of iliminishcd conibustioii
of coal follow ing luild went her.
It has le t ii proven that the us: o!
glue was know li ll.lllM) years ngti. A
sculpture of Tie bes ns early hs tin
third riiotlimes, who is .-aid to ban
been the l'li'il'.di of the F.vodils, rep
leseiits some eiii ieiitefs niily ing ve
neering tt ith glue.
A new surgical instrument is nil nr
liingeliieiit of maeiitlie lietillcs in h
foil covered ghi-s tube. t loeiile
pertieles of iron m- steel in the body,
Illl'l is capable of detecting 11 piece o
wire nu eighth of nu inch long nl a dis
tnuce of siy inches.
The snake labaratory now being
built u nit r gov eminent supcrvisioii at
Cnlciitln vt ill be the first institution of
its kind in the tvoi Id. It is intended
for the purpose of thoroughly investi
gatiug the prop, rties of snake venom,
and testing cure-, for smike lutes.
The lliissimi authorities hnve inter
veiietl on In half ,.f the nightingale.
The police of Kn w ft. uml acme bird
catchers, who w. re on their way to
Moscow with six hundred nightingales
iu cages. The bird ditcher were
captured ami tiued ami their little vic
tim were taken to the lii.tauie tinr
dens and released. It is said they
rose iu the nir in soucr, which wis re
sponded to by the other birda iuu.iu.il.
Qt AIT AMI TR101X
The turnip came from Rome.
Yarn is made of leather wraps.
Colorado has 3,0iKl,liHl acres irri
atetl.
Marine is the oldest form of in
surance.
Conl is deare-t in Africa; cheapest
in China.
The 1 uited Kta 'sis first in tlm
value of borse.
The I'niversity of Wisconsin lifts a
course in singing collage songs.
The Schcniuitz silver mines of Hun
gary have lieeii steadily worked for
hi Ml yearw.
The Australian gold is tim r than
that of California, having a .pinlity of
JO to JH..1 carats.
The Peruvian mines, from tin ir dis
covery to the present day, lmve iehled
?l,i0ll,U00 of silver.
I'iiny mentions a Sp-mi-h mine
opened by llniiliil.nl which yielded
.'iil'l pounds of silver daily.
Ciiimd't, Delirium, Holland and
Sweden nre all assessed nt about the
same fi-ure S.1,000, 000,000.
The United States is estiniated to
produee 3-1:l-J.O0O,000 of tuiiierals ev
ery year; tirent Hritiiin, 8 J0.1, 000,000.
In lNi'J there were 1,30.1 vessel of
all kind built in the United Stnt-s.
with an estimated tonnage of l!t',l,ooo,
oi hi.
The first iron ship was liiunched in
1:I0; now the currying power of the
world's iron shipping exceeds oi'i.ooo,.
ninl.
FptolsTf. of JJIl.tmo.ooo gold
mid silvi r produ-ed iu Nevada, the
Comstoek lode produced SKiO.OO.I,
000.
The Kmperor Ila.li inn, when dying,
compost il that beautiful address to his
soul, which Pope translated into Fug-li-h.
tiold hnsliecn found, though not ul-
uiy s in p'lyiug .piantities, in every
n -te iu tliL' I'nit "1 States except D.-! i-
Villi-:'.
Til naval warfare of the world w.t
revolutionized by th- buUle brfweeii
the Meiriiniie it nd Monitor, March o,
I si-.-J.
The life-saving v-ei ticc on the Brit
ish coast was established in 1JI, uml
has been the means of saving I'.l.obt
lit.s.
Ftieiiiiclodi-lle was the father of the
French theatre. Hit tir-t piny wu.s
"Cleopntiii," prcseiitetl on the stage
iu 1-1.VJ.
Conieille tlied in the most bitter
poverty, unrelieved by many whom
liming his days of prosperity he had
bent til ed.
Iu li'iTOthe Dutch owned mid oper
ate. I on. -half of the world's shipping;
now they own about olur per cent, of
the whole.
Watts' patent for n steam engine was
issued iu 17'.t'i. The steam engines of
the world today exercise .10.000.000
horse power.
Matches were first invented ill lN.'.O,
and it is estimated thnt 7.1,000,000 a
day are burned hv the people of the
I'nitetl StntcH.
The bhist fiirnuci! was devised iu
lhlJ. In 1S1I0 the United States
alone made 0,000,001) tons of iron
until, J77.O00 of steel.
At the present day most henvy tun
nel work is done ly iniiehine drills,
driven by compressed air, which also
serves to ventilate the works.
The Sinii.loii llonil, from Swit.t-r
land to Italy, was built by Napoleon's
engineers in 107; over 10,000 work
men were employed at one time.
Some of the English pumping en
gines perforin work etpinlling the rais
ing of l'JO.OOO.OOOpoiindsone foot high
by the consumption of n hundred
tVciglit of coal.
A Hits- Nnjrirel ut Silver.
Snperiliteti'lent Keiltl.seiit dow n from
tho hiainond Company's mini- last
Monthly a nugget of ore weighing
2,'JrtO pouti Is, w hich was shipped on
Wednesday to the Mid-winter Fair in
San Francisco, and which is to repre
sent Fureka County. The nugget is
II feet 10 inches long, IS inches wide,
and 18 inches thick. It assays KJ per
cent, in silver per ton and IS per cent,
iu lead. The nugget when ipiinried
out iu the niin-j was about double its
present size, but was too large to haul
up the shaft, ami had to be broken.
Eureka (New) Sentinel.
A Surprise in Store for Him.
"Pupa, mamma wants you to come
home right off,'" H muill boy tug
ging nt the coat of a convivialist who
was drinking with his boon compnii
ioiiK in a Harlem r-alooii.
"What doea she want of me;"
linked the com ivialist.
"She doesn't want anything from
you; she wants to give you some
thin g. "Texas Sittings.
t'oiiipliiiienlrttr.
Little Johnn,. "Mrs. Talkeimlown
paid n big compliment to me today."
Mother "DM (die. realh? Well,
there's no denying that woman his
geuse. What ditl she say'r"
Little Johnny "She said the didn't
nee how you came to have sucli n nice
little boy as I am."
IN all receipts for cooking
requiring a leavening agent
the ROYAL BAKING
TOWDER, because it is an
absolutely pure cream of tartar
powder and of 33 per. cent,
greater leavening strength than
other powders, will give the
best results. It will make the
food lighter, sweeter, of finer
flavor and more wholesome.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
I'tilizlnjf the Moth.
Few persons su-tieet that tho com
mon moth may be utilized as a deco
rative artist, hut he may li- if one
onlv be watchful, patient and ae-
luaintnl with the cieaturo's habits.
The larva of the moth has a Lahit ol
spinning about it'lf a sort of sac
from the material upon which it
feds. As the worm grows it on.
lartft s this sac by the procem df slit
tinjr it and Inserting new mat rial.
Now, If a moth-worm that has en
closed Itself in red llannel 1 e after
ward transferred, sat and all, to
white llannel the growing Insect will
slit its red funnel 'overinrf an 1 en
large it with a covering of wlilta tlau
nel. If. then, the worni :;nd the sac he
transferred to blue l.annel, the creat
ure w ill in course of time c nlntiic the
s:u with blue l!anncl, and tliusclutho
itself patriotically in red, white ;nnl
blue. Klltoiliologis! Sotlt llWiclc, nl
the rar', I o i artment, s;iys that it b
no irre.it t r-oildo to ut a motl:
thr. ugh this perforiuaucs. isew
York Sim.
The Toliaeco llaliit.
The latest statistics putvo tb.r.t
mure tl an two-thirds (if the grywn
i.i lie iiopulatioii of the globe use to
ba -co in Mime one of the many forma
in which it i.s taken.
Catarrh Cannot IleCnrrd
Wlthloral nj'p!lrnti.in. a tliey ciiinnt ronrh
th- sent i.f tlif iliM-nst. Cafnrrh ifl a l.f. ..nl or
r 'iisiiliitinnnl tlt.-rasr, mnl In or.l.-r t" carti
it vim inmt t.t'to Inii-nial rt-ia.-.li.'s llallt
Caiarrh I tirf is lakt-ii Intt-riuOly. ami nets tli.
rt-ctly on ttt IiIimmI iiii.I mucous mrfiire. ll:iH'i
raiarrii CiiiK is nu' iiim-k iiutlicini-. It wm
t.r.-cril'f 'l In-on-of tin- lt itiyi.-l!m iti tins
r.iuntrv for v.-nrs, ami is a ri-idilnr procri ti..n.
ll is i iiiiii i-t I of tl'li"f tt'iiits kni.wii. ctim-liiii.-.
with the t)p-t hi-nl j.iirilifr-i.iuiiiuitli-ri
i-ttf nn ttio niin-ti'i' nirfi.i-t s. i hn ln-rfi-.-t
c.mliliiatiim of tin' two imrrc.ltotits Is tvnal ,
iir.i.tiiii.ssiii li tvoinl.-rfiil i-t-ults In ciirinn co
Urrh. Srml f.-rt.-tini.iiijTlsfri-c.
F. J. -iiFr.v .V- i n.. I'n.i.:.., Toletto, O.
t-.ilil by UrtiBui-ts Tit i- T-V.
Tli.. Hawaiian .11111' ulty ll"W lo pre- ,
llt'llll.'e tilt) l,'ll"'eirs ll'llll". I
If yonr I'm k Arliw, nr ynti arn all worn nut, '
fiHsl fer ni.thliiK. it Is Kfiit-rnl 'etiility.
limwn'H Iron ll.ttcrs will t-urc )' k-jki- ynil
rtruiiK, cleanse ymir llt-tT. ami -lvo you Ktwa
PIMitlte ti'tiin the nitrvet.
I aw t 'TS niny l.t poets ; lln-y write lota of .
Yersui. " i
"' Knows' llii.tX' iitM. Till .-iib nro ex
rollout for Inn raliofnf Iii:imiiu.ss nr mm
Threat. Tliev sro oj.- "lnuly effwtivtf."
I ' ri..fi ia Hoi.. AtK7t.. r .
A iniiior may l.o cverso ttrll off. I.ut li
can't lii'lpgi-niiiK i a Imle Oi't nsi.inaily. 1
Lfttltni noi-dln a tonlo, or chlMreri wh
wunt bail. Mug up, fhoulil tk Hmtin's Iron
HI! t its. It le pleasant to tnko, curt-ii Malnna
IiiillKistlon. Ililiousneits and I.ivvrl'omplftiuU.
oiakea tho lllood rich and i.wro.
'J he youtli of tin' soul is ovi'rliistln.
Imr-airril diKt slion rurpil by H. o. h .iu't
Pills. Hccthnin's noiUiiei s. a cents a box.
t'upitl never shtitvn a w rink In. i
If affllolott with wire oym nse Dr.liuuu) Thnmp. '
tail' Kyc-watir.Hnltfi;lst.s soil at -per bottle. '
Tlie uoltlt'ii rule -Tlm power of money.
Tr.rtniBus casb or uiiorsT ccheu.
JNO. MAI.I.OM, hBQ.,
A.i. fi Af.-i.rnn St., Jf.
Ailanm, i'nicimmli, .,
writes: "1 took sick
with ilroppy, I'Htt my ap-
Cctite, coiiiii nut sloi p,
roatnpfi'vcris.h: alwuva
thirsty, ltt nil sirenuili,
stoiiiat-li licciiinc pain
ful, t.rontli flitirt nnd
had to dive up work.
The lx-bt I'liyweiBiia in
Cincinnati, lulletl lo
help nie. My limbs nud
IkmIv were m 1. 1 It n lo
U ' 3lf cnoiuiens sie, anil 1
VVf.rjr wim miftcrtiiit tt ri il.lo
........... .. OKony. 1 he dnelora all
John Mali.on. esq. ( p,,,,,,, , pt., Wl.
ainiin, that I was liul.lo to drop clcinl at any
moment. Mv tvlfo et-nt for t lie prltsf, lo pre
pared mo for death. While waitfnpr tor death.
1 rfinenilM'ied rradlnir of yiuir'Holtli n MctHcal
Digcuvory.'and tlieiinlit f would try it as Inst
hope. W hen I had taken throp botthn, I wus
almost well. Tho swelling f ntlroly dlsaprx'an il
nnd 1 was soon al'ln to n-pume work. My
liealth Is bettor now than It has been la
twrnty-Hvo years."
xr. r. inroi.As s.i shok
'ciii.tl-ci.l'.nl ttt.rk, C"i-litii l.nni
1 1 in $, bt l value I'or the mnry
in tin.- tvorl.l. N.une anil pritu
ir, on the l.otiotn. I'.tpry
tvurrjiili d. 1 .tlc no stitxti
v... l. -.1 ,,, l'.,r full
Hor.criplion ol' our conipUte
lines inr inttit-s nin. Km-
a?u:-.'n or irnil f.-r -
lmlrottJ L .I.IIM""
'oihh mr ' ' j,mv i,mr.
Hrrbv mail. Pmlacf frff. You cm K't the bt-st
barcmni of dralcrs w ho push our ohms.
mm
One bottle for fifteen cents, , .,
Twelve bottles for one dollar, j" D maiL
! R
j CP
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Ripans Tabulcs are the most effective rec
ipe ever prescribed by a physician for any
disorder of the stomach, liver or bowels.
Bur of any druggiat anywl.tr., or send- pcics to
THE RIPANS CHEMICAL COMPANY, le Smuts Sr., Niw You.
CO., 106 WA'.t ST., MCW-YOX.
Stub Kntls of Thought.
It's a cold day when ymi can't And
eunshine sotnewhere in this world.
It makes your burden twice as
heavy to think about it.
If the flowers w re as dissatisfied
as human beings are. we would have
to use disinfectants on them.
A p om without a soul can i.ot borai
for immortality.
Tlie nian who takes a smile away
from his family to give it to wrnie
hudy else ought to be lyneh'-d.
Iteauty speaks the name language
to all jeoiles.
Love is the mol.-Hsej on the bread
of matrimony somebody niut pro
vide the bread.
Hope is a necessity; realization a
luxury.
More women stop thinking to talk,
than stop talking to think.
A million persons need one dollar
to one who needs a million dollars.
I'tee Pre s.
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Dxtn Stii'tip fhdrif .Union
avs j or JSO.f, s-i'inl your name
and aiK! rcss on a postal at once,
asking for . liinunic ,Yo. J.y'.
ami you will rtocivt' by rt'turn
mail,rf of oil expense, one
of tlie most complete Illustrated
books of tho kind ever issued,
in which you can keep a Daily
Diary or Memoranda of any
matters you desire. AVr'uo
tjuick, or they will be all gone.
Address
G. G. GREEN.
oinri:Y. X. J.
Increased Appetite
is out: of the first i 1 effects
felt l.v liters i.f Si-olt's Ktlllllsilill
of coil liver oil with Uypophos
pliitcs. (tuo'i appetite begets
good health.
Scott's Emulsion
is a fat food that provides its
own tonic. Instead of a tax up
on appetite and digestion it is a
wonderful help to hoth.
Siott's Emulsion arm
rests ilis progress o
Consumption, bron
chitis, Scrofula, and
other toasting diseases
In' raising a barrier of
healthy 'lesh, strength
aid nerve.
P-i.!ird hySonlt .1 nownlt. N. V. All rtrnggi-
Tbt Best for Either Heating or Oookin;.
Ixoel in Stylo, Oomfort and Durability.
KIM'S AND !ZK. KVKHYONH
tfSOCV tv All han i in u iimst iiti'r.cra.
ASK YOUR STOVE DEALER
ToshowT.UI MIKITAK1CS I.ATE.ir UATALOOUB.
li oo itfsler nt-ar you tvruo to
ISAAC A. SHEPPARD A CO.,
HALT I till UK, nil.
I.AM1FST K.I.O'Mi II I II..'.' IV THK SOUTH
HARD
i 'lo ntfi-i il.i prt-wnt llnrd
ITIiiif on r'ai-iiiri-s we
.. ill 11 ., ..... ,tt,...t Uritu
TIMES W
I .'il.lir.'n st Hie lot-
tt Di'lp SMIO
FERTILIZERS'. ?
I i lllijri for rem, cot-
nn.t i.ai.uoi Ri9M.ni.
v..llla f.-r I. in-kl.w
pnlnai. Mllltni lm- l-'rl-llllyrm fur l-.l.nct-o,
riiriil hi-. Ii'.-it-.t imlt oi M .1 it-r ion.
w. .. l oivtll f..., 1'i inllt. r Mim., Uulilinors, MJ.
11 N f 1
ConmnptlTpa sail people
tvhohsvewPHk lunusor Aath
di, should us Plau's Care for
Consumption. It hts cured
tkoviMBrfa. It hss not Injtir
ed ono. It Is not bad to taae.
It Is tbe best ooush syrup.
Kola everywhere. Vc.
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