I TJoflTimm Took OUT for number one;
most women claim to lode out for
number two at tho shoo 6ture
Texas .Sif titles.
Whpn Trnvollng
Whethpron pleasure bent, or limlnrais, take
on every trip a l ttlu of Syru; of Fi, us It
acts most plen-antly and elffcltvoly on t'10
kidneys, llvor iiu I bowoK provenllnr fever,
heaslsches au.l oilior forms of sk-kurss. Fur
eal in SOceuls nu 1 H buttles by all lualin.j
Uiaieylst-,
Love Is tlie on-is in tlio desert cf inutri
nmiiy. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot pares
nil Kitlii'-y iin-l J '.In 1 1 t trouUcs.
l':iinphl"t and ('oiisiiltutioii fri'o.
Laboratory Uiiigluunton, N. V.
l'rosporily, ns ii riiK, !. nut iiu nhl to re
ligion. M. I. Tlioini-on "n.. Irmivrist (' unlors.
tort, t'n., say Hull' I'ntiiirli t "nr. is 1 1 h-st
and only sure run- for catarrh t hey ever sold.
Druyi-ltts sell it, . V.
What is best in money is least oftnn got out
of It.
Afflicted with Boils
Hood's Sarsavarilla Clears
Blood and Gives Health.
"Lnrui! l olls liriike mil all ever in. 1 i. i
lin k. DiriYivm in" lieitii'i .1 .1 n l nil
cure, livnsal l.nt a.lvi-r.l i .ii'.- II.
the
and
el II
f-'iirot pan 1 1 it. r-.-tilurly an. I falihui'i. I
ylo'cl.-.l to lils a.lvl. r an. I Ii n I lia I 1 tk. n
thri'i' 1 oUlo iny lae. an.l n.-i k w.-ro 'n t.
from nil xi'iip: inn-. I tmvo 1 n im I. el ly
Hood's
S.trsa- j
jv.rilla '
j
C'll'f.l all'l ai-i n . in i . : l. i.t In-all Ii. -mil
f-oliiiil. nl ! s i y l lial II-. -K - ar-ap i ri 1 in i-
U iionil.TI'iil lr..o I t 1 1 illi-r." A.. I. 1'AV-im-iiiit,
.Mi.i'iii, N'i-n .'.-I- i-y.
Ilooil's I'
jiimilii.-.., hull
ills
n'l II.
-l-k Ii -ii-I
t iiu, i.i 1 1. hi -ti,
i.-liy. i.', ..,'tns.
Ruddy
on check ,vvM
anil Iirow
f.'.J
iscvnk-nrc ; .
that the J.-": vrC
body is
getting proptT noiirisliiiirnt.
When this onv of health is
absent assimilation iswmnjr, j
and lu-ahii is letting clou i.
Scott's Emulsion !
taken immediately arnts :
waste, regardless of tlie ;
cause. ( '(Misumpliuii must j
ield to treatment that stops ;
waste ant 1 nild-s Holt anew. ;
l!most irs fiadkc as milk, i
'Ml'' I I'v l .' Hi.iini-, N V. All.trn.-tiJli. ,
"Unliks the Oulch Process
rrti 'o Alkalies j
) i
t. i i. i .1. i
oilier V IH'IIIH'iHS
; 'ih6m hi" i I 01 lli.
'-'rJ i n-i'iiiMiuin o
V,. ItAKKKArCO.'S
4iBreakfastCocoa
r I hum
ll tiili'il
Ml I'l"
Am
M.I
t lit
rsB"'.-iii'nr. iiihI is far inoi
liomu-al. c-.'-M' ii. ,., i ihrn i.ii,. i, -if tl i-'ii.
it is ili-li. ions, iieni isliiii, ainl I: silv
lili.E."I'i.i..
So 11 Ii tiroo-rs i-ii-rj Iiitp.
W. BAKER & COTDorchestcr, Maw
$I2T0$35S?7!,'.;
'a n to- m a ill- nrk i in for
A WEEK
.li Hit I
,ii-
1 til- Ml. .-v .if.- I r , . ti- I I
nlv ill
'. II. ! .Mill -ll ,V I ..
t I III mill 1 mi -I li i.IiiiiiiimI, V.i.
OUR RIKG CURFS RHEUMATISM.
lon.imi h. -ia In iv. I A ff - trial of ili.-i- Hints u ;lr,
Wnn- for inn In-ill o s. lVan ii. P.... Il.i.llyni... Conn
PATENTS v;.',-',,l.I.',,.!,,i. f"; :
Until I in. an ul i.ili i.l.w r.l.' Inr liiv
I U I'sON,
In a I 'n feu
-liter's liul''
AS le.-i siior;
i fimuiMr . i '" i ' 1
,. lor II-
l 'UHii'ii -1 in li,.- vo l,.!. , mi.'
...i.l ,.,
l-.M
U I ll.lK 'VC J ...i.. v.... 1... .t .. .... t.,r t.,! i
r.MWnot..v,,r.::.'H.,:::,;,!.1v:!.r v.:::'.T I
. S'"Ki,C U..S, t-MOIIJ i'l
IMESt !Kl. l...'. t.... .
derlivni.nl. i'o-i is-i-I'n-i' e .1 on i:'-t Hi
biiruiun el Ji-alias who pili uur blioib.
nnrttir onrti
, I 3 1 1 Oli,-of 111,. l,:i-i;l'.-t ninl Il.s-l I I.OK-
;( IHmiks iml.lt.il, -.I. Mitlrd In ezrhAngq
lor iv i.ar ;e Lion nt-adi rut iroin I. ion
4 . .IV..,. wra'n-r. n nil 11 'i-is-nt Miimp.
11 rlti' forll-tnr our ntlti-r Itiif eri
tutiuiin. woolson Spice Co ,
4M Huron St., Toi.kimj. Ohio
oofinmptlTca and people I
wuu h.tv0 urenk luniMor Aoib-
oia, BliuuMmo i'imt'sCuro for
CmiiMiniptloii. It nas rnrrd
(buuaaniU. It lm notlntur- 1
l itnc. ii is iioi- iian I'liatl.
It 9 too DesLcuaghirnip.
gold everrwoere. Sm
res fB flip
it 3
Mr. .1. J. Jhi ri-ii port
Mlm-i. N. .1.
m i ;-
ti . : Mi
tvu ! akji A.r; ;.riry
FARM SCALE.
Kvory farmer ought to lime n pair
of fnriii scale . not tn tsuporsede his
own judgment us to tlio weight of
VI. .!, but t. tost it. If ho iluos not
liiv.' tlio kmIi's tlio f.'irinor is always
nt ii disidvaut tgo. Tlio butcher uiol
speculative Inner nr.1 eoustiiiitlv exor
cising th nr judgment in guessing nt
live weights. It is olio of tlio win:
i:i which this ability to judge enr-r-eily
is increased. Tlio farmer jjlio
weighs his stock fro I'iciitiv cin ahiuy
loll noiirly what it i worth to iinrkot
il In' is t';it t t-ii i Mil it. Ho can also
l,u.w bettor which kinds of f t bring
tlio host result. -Homo mt t Fit r m.
WHAT IS MILK?
Numerous experiments about milk
have hitherto reunite I in fiiiluro, ami
we i" -i ignorant ns ever of its eheiii-ie-.i
.'.iiiipnsitinii u:i.l iis physical eoii-
Mlti'.ti.ili. When we ilo learn the cx
ii "I truth ooiiivruing tlielii, we shall ho
in n hotter position tlinn we are now
o u-idortu'io the maim foment of null,
it-eh', (lie m iking of butter, and, in
p H I teniae, the manufacture of elieo.e.
! In e mil i iu with the lull r i-sp-a-i tl-
ly there is t n much eh irl il i ii'-m.
! Our future practice will ho ory lur."--'
Iv e uitio'.le 1 livtli ' e.irrei-t im-w.T
I wliioh, no ilmi'.ir, will evelilM illv lie
I gji en to t Ii iippireiitly -i 1 1 1 r 1 ipo--!
lion. W.'i.it is milk? I ' i t - ue. ut '-t r
I ror wo e.i'i eoiiiiuit nt present, pel hups,
! is I., think Hi it we kno.i nil about it.
New York World.
olihllN OK 11 A I HAHIT.
A lior-o til it li-vel- lino.l Ins lib
ertx I y lireakniL; liis h liter never In--e
im -n Ii ilii-r pull. r, siivs n prielie i!
w rit r. i'.ioi- i, ilt.-i-s i.r ln i.lies li r.i
ill .1 .i Ii -on tlie eail-ie of horse, no
ipiiriiijf t i.' loiliit of I -iik. t ti lone.
It i-. tli- r. i'ore. nf the utmost iiu Mir-
tine, tint iut.-v rn full is tie I with
" ' 1 his po.v..!- to lu-en'i. li
t i-- lir-t f.-iv ii;t,.:n,u to I'reo its,. It nr.-
i'i v iiu th -i-.. is vei-v I n tie il. linger :'
tii-. -ill t r .- i 1 1 r lli i ,ieritu -nt soon
ii ; on. V i -a hordes h ive onee lie
e n ii.v.i , on - I to 1'ivii'iili;- i n so
the ii .! w iv I i li.-.-ik til 'ill is to f.lstell
t!i il s - -,y w st roll stliljis or
roji.. ; n i 1 tli u Ltive th -nt nil oppor
tunity to p ill nw.iy until th -y eet t ire.l
of I'l sji o-l. A few lesson of tlli-.
kiii-l will so. ii -t 1 1 ii s lro ik them of the
ii tint. A tit Ii iliit i .i-i. of th worst
til it n bars- e.i i e i:ii r.i.'t everv lire-
! eiuti. ii sh niM ii,. t i'; -u to prevent it,
' ! or when on e mlr.i -U- I it sli.niM In
. j In- '-. -u up ii, sp -. 1 1 1 v us pj tsihle.
r;" I K.irnl I-ife.
wtioMi hum.
of farm ! i
A iiuiu'i-r of i'.triit -r ure of th
opinion th it ko 'ptii; pu.iltry is only
il iit'ill'T of Inlet nli, t"0iv 'iii.'itee to
them. I'fimi ii f.iree of liilul in tluir
sin roaii liii n the.' feel i. Mi 1 to
keep il f IV II 'US, II I I it 'v. r L,'ivo n
th ul ,'!:' to t h in o h -rn is t ii i i u e.. ui
v. 'ai 'lie., mi th : fitin. A irr.'.it inis
tikon mile l'v tn -s eon -lit -t . ms,
mi I if tit v w ml. I slop mi 1 think of
w i it in . I' ' i :i I I I Hi , .i ; .1 i:i w it li
lie- I' l -i i Ii -ii. I it u e i i'i I -ul th
w mil it. 1 1 hive t II s wi.i:i ; i-l i i if the
piiliry lii-iii's. M tuy fir.ii'-r, aie
re iliin-r il.illars to 1 iv t'lioii'h th oi-
j nt t 'utiott to til - p niliry lii.iu--..
Win n we know that e i -h I 1 1 sh. mi l
j (jive ii ni t prolil of at le.i-t .?i it year.
mi I th mi in iltiplv this !v t!i nu u
j 1 , r of h ots lii it e ml.! Ii keiil, il
! lines t ike lull ; t i for. il it e 01 'I.l -1 01.
I A l l to your in ii t 'i ifii i in! tUi
i you e oi'nl realise hy att -itiioit t-i y-mi-
I'o.i Is, an, I you w ill Ii -ui-pr, -il at lli
r.-mlt. A ear. -ful thouj;li! on this sitli
jeet will 1 1 to your a v. tut i,o. -Am -r-ieitu
Farmer.
TKKI'S POU TIIK t.AW N.
f1'i uf the iii i4 er te il'ul tr-os wo
h ivo for this purpose is the nttive
elm. writes Ivi ui F.. II fnr.l in tli
I i lies' II. iiuo .loiiru il. This I eon
si I -r . mr li 's tree. Olhrrs wmilil
ir -for t ii- m iple, while mm,- woal 1
eh lO-i.- th o t!s. Tn-! Iiu len or li.ns
wo i I i n i iie'c-o;roM in ,r, ;;r i .ful
tr e. Tii Ii nt 'i-ii-if is f tin it i a
in i i . lo liilies li'-iuso nf it, rtpel
IV o l t'l, o .... it sjll e 1 I of Ill llli'll 'S il l 1
I h" lib -r.il a n unit of fruit wliioh it
yi -l.l . aiiniiitlly itfter n few your-. It
It i one Ii i-i h tbil, h i.v 'ver, whieliil -
tr iel s en vvli t! ft". tin its iloiirn'nility
hoi y.ir i or I i.va tre - h it of iro,
pin ; it s foli i,'e very early in tho k i-
toll.
The locust is a favorite with niai v
bciuse of its profusion of fragrant
ll inets. It has pretty folingealso and
ri e'vs verv ipiicklv. I.oonuso of its
,s j i o 'o lingly rapid groivth tin bo el--.1
i i'ir is extensively plant 'd by tho,!1
w Im want a tree in the shoi t.-st po-isi-ble
tune, but I cannot advocate its
me. It ia ii coarse Iron and mi.) sunn
tires of it. S ieii troesi us the elm,
maple, ouk and linden one comes to
li iv a stroii -or Jove for in they grow
older.
In planting trees on the lawn do not
in ike tie1 mi.-t tko of overil inting.
Very likely you will, however, beciuse,
oil 1 or two aaiull trees on the I-iwn
looli so very aaiall that one feels: like
a Ming enough to m ike something of
a sho.v. Hut lo ik n!io 1 1 a:.il think
want your one or two trees w ill bo in a
lew yours n nl bo content to wit. You
u iet b enreful not to cutaway all the
liv'ht from your house tor tliesnkool
lieiiiitilyino the law u with treed.
KET.rtNII STOCK.
Ill il 'term iny; whut ntoi'Ii shouM 1u
Kept it shoiil.l In- rememliereil tint
there are two a Iv.tntiioes in keeping u
v.n i-ty. One is tint the fertility of
the far, n e nv ho more e isily ni'iint'iino l
itnil the other is the variotiu pi-oiluels
of the fnriii, ittnl I'spooiiitly what may
ho eonsiilereil the more Inilky por
tion., like straw, Ii i r a!i I fo hler, ean
hem irketeil liettt-r. I'll-' more eoneen-tr-it
''1 iri'l the less li ilky th" prmliiets
w hen th y are sent to m ti ket tho less
th" e ist ol'oettiu-.r tln-ni lliere.
On" inlvanlaoo in lsoi-piti"; a variety
of slo"k, in, .I t'Kpeoiajly where n xari
elv of erops are orowti, istliat n bolter
opportunity is atVonleil of usine; all of
the proilui'ts f the farm in feetlinn
tin in, ainl ly hnviii'; a omul variety of
pro luets t lie t-toek enn be foil lo A
better iiilviiiita.se. Where the most is
to b ' in n le out of I lie pro, luets, ami
at the s mi" time 111 fertility of the
soil be maintain '.1, it is not so much
a ipie.-tion of whether or not stools is
lo be kept, but rather to lieteiiuino
what kimls shoiilil be kept. This is a
ipte-tioii th'it must very largely be ilo
termiu"il by tin1 farmer hinis -lf; his
t 1-.I- , the character of his soil an 1 ii's
location a- to nrii ls.'t b.'ino t.ik'-n into
Coll liletlltl-01.
On-- point, lionever, slnuil l bo rn-
'llbeli-il ttu-1 that is it is not so
inueh osei proiliietMii th i' lit ikes lo.
pri as it i tlio low ort'lo uf tho
Iiiriver p.-r eon;. th it i-. placeil on nmr
ket ; this at e a t implies the kcepiiif."
of - I stools.
Wi h ooo'l aria-i enieiils tli" iimnti-
ri-tl p" i l let that etuli- - eure.t hy
i in- fee, line; out of th various farm
pro luets to st ick will pity all th i-o-t
nf fe... lino an I eirinj; for t nen. Of
e i u se in tin-, all r 'ii.im able care mu-t
be taken t save nil I apply to the best
alvaiitaue.
Tin- real east of th" i.l..,.!, slnuil.l bo
III" value of the feeil iilnl th" Millie of
th 1 sto k when fee. Iin.; is roin nu iieeil.
Til1 Vllllle of tlio f,-e, nil I cxpell-i. of
lee. Iiiii4 aiel e miiir for the stock is the
sumo whether the aiiuual is u i;ooil
one or a poor one, while the mauiii iul
proiluet is t In; sit in-', so that oiit-.i-le
of th,- illlV.'I-eliee in value when feeil-
iii f is comniouce l. it eo-ts no more to
put a l'iio,1 a it i in -i 1 on the market than
a poor on ', an I t h" .lilV re:ie" ill the
selling i,-jo is I i : r -1 v profit, ninl
thi, .sli nil l bo a siiiliei.-iit ivusiii for
raising an i fe eilm; u'oo,l st-'ck. fun
vert th - various farm pioiluets inton
goo-l ipntliiy of m -at rath than pour.
i'ai in, Fiehl uit'l Fir.-siilc.
rucM si iiitio:N ori:s.
Te di t lie e ilt to , Mop at the word ll
it tnl.es a i ear.
A ii'-w eliui'uiig eaeiiiub j is recoiu-
m- ndi .1 as a till" arl icle.
In tr.tupl:i!ititig p nut . 's, b - very
I careful not to injure th" roots.
Pullet i mi l y.'urliii"s in ike lh" b st
Invei's. Old hens are to be preferred
US sitters.
A win'1;.
M i re e m l
I colt is a spoiled Colt.
" lined In kindness than
by b. ait in ;.
I'llele is h. i in 1 s a ii t n
straw b Try pla t "s in rid ;
in setting
ecopl on
I. i.l. wet laud.
Sin soiu 1 pirsley nnd aid a few
leaves to th - gre -u oiii ui-s which aro
..ml to nt irio-t.
Theeiri i l-mili is a piotit iblo pun
duel. One in tic- splint; will bring as
nu. e!i as two in t lo1 fall.
I i imt put s i much fat on t ho grow
in ; pigs thai Ihev will lav nrouitd the
pelts or I ,ng places daily.
N in ue e m b got out of ahorse
tli in is put in. Tli food corresponds
to the fuel used im lor a st 'am boiler.
IM nit sweet corn early, medium,
an 1 lite. If elie.'kel by th frost,
plant again, nil I lut T plant for sue-ce-sioli.
The extra price of dairy products
luring the winter mouths full ouui
peii . at s for the extra cost of their
pro lu.'tioiis.
If von would have the horses
h litlii , ke 'p t h nt cl in. I'ii w. ll
gl'o mio I lior .o is n 'il lv always ready
for his job or lit- food.
lb-fuse vegetables, peelings, t to., can
be made into a mash with wheat bum
and led to the hens with as great il
profit as if fed to the hogs.
I!, ry cow should be put in u w nrm
box i-t'tll s -veral weeks before calving.
Keep her ipiiet , let the same person
e ue for lo r ul 1 the tune. )o not
o r-l'- eil at this time.
Thl'oe-voar-id.l siieeparo best. Their
a ;e can be told by 111.1 teeth. Two
br-itd leeth in tiie centre indicate two
yen's of ago; four broil teeth, three
years of age; six broad teeth, four
vo irs of age.
It is not neeessiry to wnrm the
drinking water, but it in very impor
tant that it be pure at this season.
The water goes into tho milk and w hen
cows drink from (surface water in the
fields they puH.s it to tho eonsuniera.
A grout deal of pleasure eomoa from
having the liuiues iiltaelied to tinners
n nl trees in the gurd ui. It is not
only instructive, but it is a satisfaction
to be ubl.) t unswer n friend's tpios
tioii, who tuny want to know what tin
name of a tiee is.
FOR TIIK IIOFriKWIFK.
FIM.KT OF VEAt,.
Stuff with ii foremeat of breiul
r ru nibs niiil niinceil ham ; tie on ski v-
r a eouple of hliees of fat lintn over
tho toji; liitiil w lth thrca.l an 1 bake
12 minutes for each pimml. Half tin
hour before iliniu r remove the ham to
one niilo ot the pan ; ilreilge the no at
with flour an 1 baste freipiently till
well broil neil; lay potato balls mini"
with mashed potato, bulter, n'asimiii".
ninl milk urouiitl '.he veal, an 1 when
reaily to ili-.li garnish with these ninl
I'lterililto strips of the h ull. Make a
drown gravy to iiooonipiiny it in a
grnvy boat.
KPAiuiivrn a ii'iru-iMNsn.
Spaohetti is the mos! ileliett 1 form
ofmaenroiii that com 's to this coun
try. Take olte-ipiait -r poiiiiil of spn ;
lietti, oin-ipiiirler p. urn 1 of gia'".l
cheese, oiie-hnlf pint of mill,, butter
the sio uf a walnut, salt ami whit 1
pepper to t ast -. !r 'ilk I'le sp i ;h"'. 1 1
in eotiveiiieiit leii'.'th-i. Put ill in a
two-iiiart kettle it ii , I nearly till the
kettle with boiling wutir; mi l n tea
spoonful of salt an I boil rapi.l'y twenty-five
minutes; then ilium, throw in
to cold water t" blanch for ten mi -utes.
Put tlie milk into a fnrin-t boil r
mill to it the butler. then the spu-.-h- 1 1 1
ti tit 1 chei m ; stir till, it tli.iioii.'iili
In ale. I ; u Id the salt and p. i per, an I
B.lo.
hut nun i iKf.
One pound of I. nlii r, one nnd on"-
half p, hi in i -s ot ll.-ur. one-hull' pint -i ;
milk, one l. -isp'.iiiifnl , ,-ich of In nu l j
acid, oti"-ipiiiricr poiuid of ponilered
sumir, eiuht e-u-, ipiaif-r pound of
whole lie.. In. ile. I, dried and Mlnim d, j
mid currants to unit. The tie.- mil -t !
be n ipi'ii ter of a ound before bollili ; !
nil. I lull' t 11 I be boiled until ipille !
suit, say two-third-, then iti.uin d an I i
cold water poured on it, then slmiiie.l !
agaiu and nlloue I to in il dry. To
1111 "V , l llb tin- butter Mild Sll"it!' Well lo- I
get (let, Wlll-K tile t-g" 1111,1 mills to
gether, add it lo th,- butter and sugar,
j give it n .in- i, .nu, I, th, ii mid tho
I tl.'iir; three pin t mi 1 lint in, then
! add w hat cm rn lit - ,i oil choose but not
j too ninny -nlo add t he ric-and fun-Ii
( mixing, inixiiiu fulli, but b. nig curc
' ful imt to break up the nee more than
I call bu avoided. p.nl.e in tint, sliulhnv
i tin, sum,, ns lor ponu I ctke, in at.olid
lu at, If more milk i n ipiired to
! make the baiter the same sie as ihe
I pound cake ndd il. Th" c n buuat of
' sotl.t should b.- di:.. idled in tlie m ils
j and the cream of tartar
Hied ill the
lloiir. St. J.miis b'e,iib
SlIFMIIlr MltAPS.
Onc-tiith uf all deaths is .In,, tu pul
monary lllSI'lltO's,
It is t-iiid t hat v. hides can remain un
der t he Mir i'ai f the in'eait fur an
hour ninl ii half.
Many tropical trees n hen (ho bark
is liie.'iint. d give out a milky juice that
is an aetue ae,.
France has invito I Mexico to cut T
into a eonvei;i )ii for th a I iptio't of
eonim m unit of electricity iiu-l light.
Professor Tyitduil i'- said to lino
been the til si mull to tli r ntteiitpt to
produce an in t iliciul im iibow -ths in
lS.s.l.
All absolutely lirepro.-f ciiimney. ."o)
feet high, has been built of paper ill
Iireslau, (it iniiiny. It is the mill one
of tin1 kind.
Some species of 1 11 n : i Inn o neither
roots, stem, leaves. Mowers nor seeds,
nnd derive their iiom ihineiii through
their pores.
The inelals which linie In- n pluv si
by a.'troiiomieal t-cieii.-e to t xot in i la
tum are iron, sodium, nickel, copper,
zinc and murium.
All true li.-hi u leive kidneys when in
the larval slut", but th '.e cither be
come at rophied or lire libsni bed belol o
the fish is lull grow n.
A new Hpt eies ol l- iimr, a giant in
sie, with its skull mm "ib hod by snino
sharp, pninle 1 instrument, lias b.-i u
dug up in a Madii-iriseiir .- wamp.
The syslt in nf lllllubel ilie the hn-ils
of the day li'nui tme to t went y-foui
has been adopted by the llnlmii rail
roads, and is used for all time i-ch-.-d-
llles.
The longest continued cataleptic
sleep knoll til scielic WHS lepol ted
from (lerinuny in lNSJ,the patient hav
ing been absoluti ly unconscious for
four and a half months.
The Australian Medical Gazette tolh
about the case of a boy who, haling
been bitten by an ext reitiely venomous
Miulic, was sale. I by a Mlbciltalieoils
injection of strychnine,
Miilhall.tli1 st it i tieinii.estimnti s the
llilluber of individuals who i liil.'laled
from Furopo in T- veins -1 .Mi! to
JSNS -nt 27.20.i.Oill. Of these, lo,
0110,0110 came to Hi Fnited States,
When the petals of the (front niirel
magnolia are touched, however light
ly, the result is n brown spot, which
dcvclopes in n few hours. This fact is
taken advantage of by n lover, wh-?
pulls n magnolia, lloiver, and on one
of its pure white petals w rites a molto
or message with ti hard, hharp-p tinted
pencil. Then ho semis the How or, the
young lady puts it in a vase of water
and in three or four hours the mes
sago written on the leaf becomes visi
ble and remains so.
or.uvr am) 1 1 Riots.
1 tiily Ins 270,(100 inmates of tlio
pool-houses.
The almshouses of France liavu 290,-
000 imitates.
Tii farmer in .lapan w ho has ten
acres of l.iud is Linked upon us n mon
opolist. Nmo lambs on the farm of Uowail
Pant, of Uiywick, Ivy., are, covered
with li.it nral red w mil.
The aniiiinl army expenditure of
1 i recce is liS,(Mii,iiilO drnchmi. A
drachma is twenty cents.
The i-arlie-t advertisement in nil
I'ligl i -li newspaper was the notice uf
lilt theft nf two horses in tho Loudon
lupnrtial Intelligencer in lOIX.
There is a reinarTsiible "burning
spring" in Lincoln County, Kentucky,
winch regularly overflows its banks
every afternoon at l.'M o'clock pre
ci e'y.
The city of Sin Salvador, capital of
the South American Isepiibiie of the
Milne Inline, is culled the "Swinging
M il," on account of ils numerous
I'll M In lliik s.
Tin-it1 is it snakt! in India which is
sni'l to possess the peculiar power of
producing insanity in any person who
onl,s ii't.i its glittering eyes for inure
than I' n minutes.
Wui in si ille, I'liheki County, Mo.,
In-only loll pie, but il is one of
lh" most intelligi lit and best read
i ("Mils in America. It tukes tliirty-nnu
dully liow'-papers.
The oldest inhabitant of P., rlin.t !er
m ini , is a wulcliitiaker iiuined .1. Ci.
j 1 1 i. t-iininii. He was 1112 on March 2,
sun (. ., s : in Hie iioii-.e, ami ins ap
petite is excellent.
A I ." J -pound I mul, is said to have
been t !i.-1 ir-i st li sh ,s i r caught in lie1
'flio kee luier, was hauled nut of that
s renin by a lucky angler near Po lio,
Nov. , t he ot her day.
I It re are four round ehiirchen in
Kiiginini. Northumberland possesses
one ; I j il 1 ! Miiplestend. in Fssox, un
title r ; thoTempI' Church, London, is
I'll tll'.ltl, ll ltd Holy Seplllcller, Clllll-
IuiiIl;.', is the foiirih.
Iiitliniis believe that typhus fever is
cniii i i , d from one person to another
by a living di nion, who selects dark
in:, lib- fur his visits and wails until tho
intended lictint is all. ue. The fever is
sil l to develop within twelve hours.
The I'ut's-evo stone, now prized an
an oi itaitieiit, is a very different thing
from t lie unci. 'lit cat's-eye or i-yestulte
of India, im iignle cut so ns to show
the si -o died eye nr eyes. Jt is sup
posed by some that Ihis latter wus
ii -ed us money in parts uf India foer
centuries ago.
Tin- must up to ditto btintblaeks in
New York city now use n patent glove
to pnli.-h "lllllliihed bunts," as tile
Iin do si. elo youth call s IPs patent
leather slio.-s, and those of russet
lentli. t. It has a soft, woolly palm
and is much belter than the rags
hitherto employed for that purpose,
Super-st II ion of I lie 'lurks.
The superstition of the Turks is no
where so apparent as in their fear ol
the "elil eve." .lugs pined lllolllld
th1 edge of tin-root, or an old i-hoe
lilled with garlic and blue beets (blue
glass bulls or rings) are a sure guard
against this illusion. Whenever a
pretty child is playing upon the street
the pa-s,-!-s by will say: "Oh, what an
ii"l v chihl !" lor fear of incitiii ; the
evil spirit against its' beauty. Tho
peasant clns-es in Turkey are of coui sl
tho must superstitious because they
are the most igiinr.int. They have no
e location whatever, and can ueilhei
rend norwrit.'. Stnniboul is the only
groat city of which th.-y know. I hiri
is u term signifying (he whole outside
world. An American missionary win
once iisketl : "In what part of Paris is
America?" Yet it can be said that
tlt.-y are generally honest, and aliiuih
patient. They earn from about i-ix to
eight cents a day. Tins will furnish
theiii with ekuii'k uml pi la if, and that
is till they expecl. Tln-v cat ineilolily
on feast days, and then ntilv mutttm.
Tit t ax gatherer is their only giiev
auee ; they look upon him us a neees
siry evil. They have no idea of being
ground down under the oppre-soi's
iron heel. Yet t hey a re happy because
they are contented, mul have no envy.
Tlie poori r. tlie more ignorant, n Turk
is, the better he secliu; to be. As ho
(gets money and power, mul becomes
eoiitiiiuiniiti'd" by western civilia
ti.ui, he ili'li i'iorutes. - - t'l iitiiry,
Miiile II iiu I'iijr.
IVi'ilita - I suppose you are sorry
thai you quarrelled i v. u once with
Algi?
Penelope Indeed, I'm Hot. I lllil.le
him give me another solitaire before
I permitted him to apologize. I! iy
iiioiid's Monthly.
A Preference.
Iteiiben If I wore a dog, IM rather
Le a black one than a white one!
Mania Why, Keiibcn?
Reuben llceiiuse, then I wouldn't
have to be given a Kith ho often.
Fuck.
The sum uf $"i0,000 has boon re
ceived by the Treasurer of the build
ing fund for the proposed Students'
Hall nt the University of PensylvHiiia.
The name of the donor is withheld.
Don't .Blame the Cook
If a baking powder is nor. uniform in strength,
so that the same quantity will always do the same
m work, no one can know how to use it, and uni
formly good, light food cannot be produced with it.
() All baking powders except Royal, because
Vs improperly compounded and made from inferior
materials, lose their strength quickly when the can
is opened for use. At subsequent bakings there
(i) will be noticed a falling off in strength. The food
is heavy, and the flour, eggs and butter wasted.
(3) It is always the case that the consumer suffers
in pocket, if not, in health, by accepting any sub-
($) stitute for the Royal Raking Powder. The Royal
is the embodiment of all the excellence that it is
possible to attain in an absolutely pure powder.
$ It is always strictly reliable. It is not only more
economical because of its greater strength, but
will retain its full leavening power, which no
() other powder will, until used, and make more
() wholesome food.
0)
sS&.y
His Wll Suve.l Him.
.'.'hen Wilsor. tho Kiiullsli com
edian, made his debut it was in tint
character loiiucily Mipnorieil by
Shut'1!'. I poll His ;i p 'iir;iiiC!! on tlio
.stag' the nu hence called out for
their former favorite by cryinn, "Olf,
olT -Sliuterl Shuter." Wilson, turn
ing rou ml and with a face as stupid
a- art could make it. and stilti: g hH
ae ions t his words, replied, "Shoot
her -shoot Iter?" oiiiiin( at the
same (anient the female performer
on (l.o stage with him: "I'm sine
slu1 does her putt very well." 'This
well t i (it ill sally of htviiiiug stupidity
tin nod tin; seal-! in Ins favor and
called down repealed applause, wh cli
cominecd during the whole of the
perforin, i nee.
Tho Fiibjert of tlio nbovo portrait Is t!ia
Rev. eliai l- s rriif s.-", a much beloveil tmd
most devout minister of tlio (rnspol iu Cie.'
tni'l, N'ortliuinlierluiideo., l'a. Mr. I'm-scr'a
usefuliit'su, was, for u long time, greatly im-
Iiairod by a ilistri-ssing, utwtiiiut.i Uii-eosix
low his iimlndy v.n llually fomiiiprcsl wo
will let liim tell in Ins own l;uigi:nso. He.
enys : " 1 was n, great isulT-.-rer from iiyspci
Biu, and 1 hud nil'.'i'riil ro long that I was
n wi-i'ck ; life was iviitloivd mnl-siral'lo mul
it soeintsl ileath was near ; I nt 1 came ia
eontuet with Dr. Pierce's U....!i'u Medical
Pis.vvory and his ' I'lcanml, t'.'ll 'ts.' 1 teo!;
twelvB bottlea i'f ' Disisivorv,' mid s-evoi.il
l.ottli i of flu 'Pellets,' te.:, foilowo.1 tlio
livgeiiie ndvieo of J tr. I'iiree, ;.nd 1 a: i
liiippy to iaiy it v. as indeed a euro, lor lifo ia
worlii living now."
For dyspepsia. ; i.idigesfion, "liver coin
pl:iiut,""or torpid live;-, liilieiisii.s, c.i:istiv
ti.ui. I'liruiiic uiarrliia and ail il 'i-ant'inoi.ts
of tlio livr, ttoiii.ieh and bowels, Doctor
I'ieree'.s lioldevt Medical Jiiseovery ctbvts
Jwrfect cures wlmn nil nthrr nii'ilieines fail,
t has a specific tonic i'17cet iixin tlit lining
liioinlirii-.ies of tho:.tonm"h and lioivels. As
nn invigorating, rvstorntivo tonic it givis
Btrengtli to tin ivliole system nnd luiilds up
soiiif f.-i't tr, tlio l-eoltliy Mandurd, whea ro
sliieci oy "wasting ili'fa.sii."
Mr. J." I''. Iiu Is iii, a. promicont lawyer of
Vi'hiteherville, Se'.iastiaii l'o.. All:., writes:
"Having siiireretl severely, for a long time,
from n torpid liver, i:nligi-;ion, coii:tii
tion, iiev.uusTii's mid g-an'ral ilehility, u;id
luiiliu;; no rt'liif in mv i-ii'erts to regain my
lv.-iltlt, i w.-.-i iii'lueed to try Dr. I'ieree'a
(billion Mcdic.it Discovery and l'le.isnnf.
I't-llets.' I'lnter this tr.'i.tineiit, I lmprovi"l
v-rv miieh and in .-; few months wuu uljljtj
aUcnil to my proi'esmnii'.l ilutit-a."
i ovirs iriuy,
To piuifv, enrich nnd vitjili tlio Mood,
and thereby inviger.tt i tlio hn'i lia.! ilip ;
live nrirniis, brace r.; th" in :'v " , rial i t
the-- torn ia crt;e:-;-i i::lly ; i.l .a t tanld
on llxt.
rrnrPH. niAMflvrn mivi
Ili-li Oritslu in ICv.-rv I '.-irtlottUir.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, LIGHTEST WEIGHTS.
ltr stake our buHtncm rrpulntion l ovrr fi'lu icnis llt I ft r re
is no bcltvr u hvvl muilc ia tiir tvorlU Ifttnt Ihe l.t V lH. Dl.tUOMl.
AGENTS WANTED.
S ffli-..iit r, 117. IM I . t nilirf I a t I?k.i tr.
w A it it a xt,:ii i n etkiiv HRxPEttr. nicvt i.r. r t t, i.o; 1 1; iioe.
We leivBiv few Imvs' nn-l t-ii-ls b eirli-s n 1 irli wp w HI elo-e out it 8 4 7?
each. 1'ur r p-ire. $3 J.OO. Kiti co'i e. Itr-t rn-.l. sa !-
Soml t.:i ( .-ins In sinmin er inoni-v for our LA' CE 400 I ""' illusti l' "I i nlii-lo.-uo
of II ovpi.-s. linns, Hilles, Hevolvers. Mintes, ( ulli-ri, l isliliig Tin kle iuiiI Inni-(ln-is
ol other nrla li-s.
Willi tliii i-,'.iiikHru any on can -It in tliplrnwn In) on in-,,1 order sneli lliliias lis
etpyviiint. Wo Kuamnl'-B il worlli len limrs litis iinaiui.t. li-n tents l.iini; tlK-t-mtet
r st of ia .iliia;.
inini n i fiii f 1 1 nnMiNflfl pncTnsil MJICP
()
(
ft)
:ro i-oviir tire ostrich tikes iti
head out of tlie satufr occasionally, to
look around and laugh at the other
ostriches whose la-ads are still iu.
A sum: Tuii'iir nil I'iumii, If sulTermt tn
I'i- irir-i, ofi -a 1 1" iU t ei .1,1 .a,-'iiali!i. tlitunl
nr Itiai! Iroalil -. y Hnm'i' l,ni n u ti Ii-uc.'uo"
i; vo iititntit u-li-:'.
KiloW thyself. r.l.'ll! oily els" KllllWM )'OU.
sltllnVn ( inn
lutnl.l nn a utiai- o -. II i s Im tn!nn Ton.
uuii'liiin; il m tin ll -I ' o ikIi !.' r.-.- 'ic ,!nc , ll
A stopi'l w. .man i- n no ( nature's inipllts.
If alllirli' I is il li son' i-i i - I ir. I -.lai-Tliomii-
-i n"-K i- w.ili r. Utaiis'l -s.-llat -V -.-r I olllu.
I'm Irv Is useful ns well IIS "I iiaiueiital.
tip tiotii r-uM flesh r.nd rtrcn.jvth nfler prlp,
p'!p:r:ioii.:i, fcvei ; and o'.l'ri' piostratina;
lii-eaMi ,s, "OeliVn Medical Discovery" lias
I-.o eo.ii:-.!. L lines out tiiako tat peojilo moro
cnrpiilvut, but buiitl-i ii( b-jUtl, uhulesoiM
flith.
Do rnu feel t!i:'.l, languid, low -spiritml,
Lmvo fiillurisi r blee.tin - :u lor ruling, tonuo
ciKited, bitter or l ;;d ".sic iu moulli, irrt;j;in
lar np)etito, fre-c-eiit ln-adacii.'s, "lloating
dpecks" boiore eyes, nervous prttratiou aud
drnwsinrt.t til'te; n:i-:i!s I
If you hp.vo c.ny cousidernh!" nuniber of
t!u-.- rviapteuis, you .".re s eii'eriiig from
torpid liver, nss.-.'iatc.l with i!..-)-cisi.i, or
ia.lig s: i' n. Tiai moio ciimplieatcd your
thseaso tho greater t::i niimlav el syniptsmis.
b'o matter v, hat stage if leu lvaolnMl, lr.
Kicrce's Uoldou Medical Ihteovery wall sub
due it.
KervousnesH, clcenk'ssrires, norvous pros
tration, in.ioi:i ileliihty, r.nd kimlrnl lis
turli.nnees are ge;i'-.a!lv i!:,i to iiupoverislieil
blood. Tlio ln-i-veiis s a-o in f-'.ili'ers for want
of pun, rich blood t a i:oin-!-li and Riistuin
it. l'lirif i', eiiri. li and vit.aliro tlio blood bv
tiikiag "loiMea M.tlicid Jliscoveiy" and nil
tlirso iiervocs trou!.!i vanish.
'i'h.i "OoMc'i M'-lical Discovery" is far
better for tin. perposo than tho mueli ad
vertised nervines ami ether compounds, to
loudly rceo iiuieiiiU-.l for n.-i-vou prostration,
tu they put ti n nerves to sk-ep," but do
not invigorate, bracn i:p nu.l i" streiigtlit'ii
tlionervoiu sysiera ns iii-s llie 11 Discovery,"
thus giving jiiTiumuat U'lielitaml o nufiiuJ
can-.
IJiiv of reMali'.i dealers. With nny others,
something eb) t':at jaiyi tli-.-:ii In'tter will
prohnlilv' bo ur ;el r s just aa g-Hnl.'' IVr
brpait is, for tlu hi; but u can't be, for mm.
A bunk ll"! page-l treating of tno foro
poing dieaM'S a::d pointing mil successful
ine.-ais cf ltoiifi ,'iiii', nl:o containing vest
ntitiibprs of tesi unoicals. malli pliolol Vw
portraits of writers1, er.-ivin-, i and oilier
v.iiiiair.o iiiforiii-itioii, will be sent on ns iiit
of six eelilK, to pay po tage. Addrew,
Worltl's DisM.n:wrv Mistical Association,
Invalids' llot-l ami Surgical Institute, Mi
Mam iStrcet, Bulbilo, iN. V.
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