AN EMERGENCY DRAWER,
Ever; l(oiichnld 814011!. 1 Have u Place
for Hiuijilo lUiucdim.
Every household bbould Lave a fixed
pdaee devoted to tiimit' remedies for tho
trivial accidents w hich often bccomo
Mlcb Serious affairs through neglect.
Hums, scalds, cuts and bruises are of
nearly dally occurrence, and their fre
quency as vcM as painl'uliiess demands
a It tie forethought toward their alio.
Viutioii. Tlio emergency draw or is de
Signed to till this In-iil. It should be
stout und stoady, wi'h 110 tendency to
tti.-li fast when least opceteil. and
Weil out of loach lit" lililo prying lin
gers. Jt should also ho located sonic
where hi tho Ulti'lii-n. as ui'toui inies a
wound Is neglected rath, r than run up
stairs fur a.-iiain o.
Tin- ivtnody alvva.vs "it hand ."huuid
be carr. m nil nap nil pni 1 - "I" Ii:.i.- vv a 'or
Und liiis 1 ..ill. .-..1,1:,., ,11 li.iking -....pi,
nrtiiea. a m!o', ami ,! i g.iu.'.e. in
gethoi 1111!, al'-.u I. .Mil I ., i!. in. .-1.1 1 i in ii,
chces-'olui li haii-higts and a pair of
Scissors, fai-mii nil is a suvi'ivl-ii rotn
o.ly I'. i- burns and scalds, and should
always li.' on hand; Inking su.la is .111-
ollor very g I ivniody, and in burns
fruiii hut lard will ol'ioii i - relief
J 1 1 11 -1 1 sootier tiiali til.- nil. li is Used
I'llln'i' dr., u- u.a-lo into a sti'mi g snlu
tiuii w illi wall1!-.
A niis.pl it' b,in.i. is u-.'Mil in case of
outs. After washing in imu--.h!j '.0 i o
niuU' any foreign iit.t:iiioo. draw the
oiliros tirmly t.. viler aad cm. : iio.it ly
Willi the Kaiio. Salvo f f. r sl'gnt
burns, "o., and .-oiv.-s 1:1. a'. -iv 1 c- '
1 hide tin- air fruiii t!.o tou.h r --in i.e
A lisnrl'oiit . 1 : .ii c.i 11 in' 1. -. 'I I r
till i ;i and se.al.i.s -.-i i-.ns i-!.uiu!i to
nood bandaging, and sh-mld ho lo'pt
in pla o hy ..rl.'i!, ! .:i u.!;i Mi;. 1'
1 1 d. loan d:os hoi.. al-. :; :u tint
drawer. Puivg-irl.' and pep-, a rin.iii f.-r
si. .li 'a. Ii in h". a m-v ,-; , n. ; ;i a. con. pla in t
aiuum; ll.o ii-.il!-: I : .1 .1.: : ... : .1 g'.u-A-'f
fur t : 1 : ; 1 i ' -. !:;iiS'm::i Iii.m' om f.-r
sprains, olo. li .an ho .lupin a ' d vv it'l
good .;'!.. I iu lilt- -. , -v . 11. ay
I..IV.- added i-U. mode i!-o : a
ii.i Id.' .I h-. r f.i 1 1 . i-'I band-, -i 1. w.i. ''
I...: Ho. -:.m !i - rim-., ai d e.l-: ' -a p.
j: I -wioi ...! f.-r ! !!. ; - !;l
mint and a su .i: . ',,-;.,:!.:': '.'has
W 1 1 1 1 1 1 oh! !.l.-'l:.'..i d loll - 1 :!i; to.
Tin- small i-N p. ;..l,i nr.- ' and
iu !!, tu -sary - 1 -, :'.p -1'-' eiii'-r-
goney .Ira v . vv 1 . pa id a l.tridr.-1
full I ill loai.y ,a- ' . ro tituo t a
tlai.lo facl-'r in ouh -.
Su.pusi l;io .lll't Siiooi-.
Chin. -o '. i.o-' r a s.vr. I p. ,!..,-I'-l
ll.o .;u:.. .! t:." .".'fo. tod tiii.J
1: T 1 . a' ah .'.! I: v.. ::.::;a'.'-4 !::. ;. :,.u K
I, .1.1 I,. . I ':;: a ' - .":r.
Man- .ii. ' : - ' 1 ."a !:!"': -at-
'-..- !;.-avy laa
cm i-.-.'i !. .- ' :
It 1, ul- - f:!
,1a;. - a'.d 1
. .i A 1 ' " 1 '- ',
l.lo
'd'
rnr mill V httli'miuif. .uitif
Ciinini.n w ! '.:'.i - u , 1 o a i!,.. I'.ur-ia
li.i:.l in ah.- i.' .. s. lap a 1-' . ,. Ill,
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1 l a
t v' l' ,
Pal io- llic tf-l .
Mr. Vh. -!n
tri Ion... -1 : ' i'
'tl.lnif S.. r-ip for rl ! . ! 1 on
oiiti-i t .-.'a, in pal 01 in 1-
wit. I . ,.. -'. 1 l.alilo
.'MV 1- '1 1:1 I 1..1 a'll W.
turn. 111, .11 - ', in. 1
J !'a worry cT Pi .
It. liana'- s i
nil Ki.!:..-. .J.
P.,. ,.!,.,' . !
Li.i ..i n .. I
m i' I; . . r . '--
I: "jo .. n.'i. N. .
I.oto s tin itiia..-..' o-tj i'1-o.y 'or mi:T. ran.
I Villi litieiw Iin( hiii
Tn.l -noia P.. i K:..ov' . n "'i lnvfl
II? Il.i V "I 'Kll-.1V in . 1 - -i'. 1 on- I.
o.ii. -.Inut ' t ;-! i;.). ai- I'-d'ai- -n'.
rviii-i'.
tioo'l a I vow i-i Ii ir lor i taio) ti'H- 1 a I.
Wiillliiii- ilillil Oll.-ii Ii.' 11 Hi-.-ui..
v--i-i' il ii--l f-r o.'VH- I'-. i t - .a - ' in-,, i
wail lliii.tt:r .-i:i'. 1 '.. . -a ..in; a-' -
N.,.!y ean li.'l;, ii"'.i,' injtli". .-'lern'oaiaij
rl tli" ninn who is aaviiy- t.i'hln 1 :i . e. 1
H.'V. II. P. I'..'-.., '.ile, !. ti.-a. -avu
" liv..l..lll.-..l' ll.i:'-'-C l-i-:,'- O' . ,,..1.1.-
ly cic.' 1 aiv oul" sea. . I !..' 1 'r 1 -.
Tin' I" nuty .f I'.iui it no' ,11 ih tin; it- 1
olf, I 11: I ho way u h I ora.'.
If nmii ti'.l w illii.r..ivfiisi. Ur. I-.-i.-ir Tl.i.mi.. '
on's tv t-iinii 1. I ii iil.i-1-.0 , . r 1 ..it:.-. 1
Tlio mau vvlin tries 1.1 shnvv .'If what
he knows, shows that lie noulo- t.d to
leai'H niio very iii'purtaiit thin-;.
I Can't Sleep
I-i tin' complaint -f n.ai.v al tin- s-a-.n.
J"ln rr.'sou i f 'i.ii'1 in l'i" fi' l -Imt ll."
li.av.'s ur" weak aa I Hi" ' I v in a l.'V-r-i-U
and iinh.'ii.lliv i',,ii iiu-,ii. Tlio m-rv.'i
mav ! iis-tor.'.l ' I y II 1.- Sa-apanll-i,
wlii.'li f.s-ils tli.'in upon pure I-I 1. a:i. thi-
ini'.li.'iii.' will n!-" .-real.' an appetit- an. I
l-.ii" up Hi" .--. em. and tlins o,v ...we.'t
i.-ii' .-hiie; sleep and is"r- ns li'-iltll.
Hood's Sarsapnrilla
fs ilia oulvtrii" l.'.o, Miritl'T proiiaaomiy
i i tlm j.uhli'1 ey" I.J.I.-1.V. H . six f..r ?-".
il J rVl '-t liani'.ini.iilOy illi ,
flVUU 9 rill) II.jo.1- baisii.AillU.
I Tt is 1 slim. del ti.at the I'nitd
I Slalf- has fully 'J.imhi M-jim-uto railway
culapiinic-.
! Tho Stato of (i i.r.o.a has dcvi Ii'i'i d
'j'l'oally i-iilcii tlio war, tin' i-stiinato
i vaciiina tin: tulal of I .'.'o-f,
' Ul.
j lam. Inn I'.'iu liuii.-.t uf 1n1.ro piirlvs
and o, .mm. .Ms tliau any. din r ray m
j tiio wi'i'ld, and tho niuuh.r is 1'ciiio
I'uiislaatly nil rmcnlod.
Ma M- iiT, a I'.avai 1.111 writer, es
timates 1 hat investment ia eloolrieal
iinpi-nvoincnls pui 1 a j.ruiil uf Ii" .1
tu I, p. icoiit in tho vein's ls;ll ,H.
Ilaii -or" says Cavruil I . White,
tin- labor 1 peri, "iii. emsod mure
men 1.1 c - 'iii'u it potty er an s t h 1 u any -inn.
.; el-o. '!' " .'"" homicides in
I '. a. HUH had la. t Hides."
Tin I'-' ale ha! f a million Swedij in
the cuiiiiti'y, an 1 ih.y 1110 sai l t-i bo
1 ..do r mi the a, ih-;o than tin- Allien-
Calls. 'I'll.. S ae.lo-, ns a rule, 11 I'o
s- - I - 1 . 111 la-i nun - an-1 1 x' r. in -iy ecu-II-
on I ' 1!
I'l aacis Wil!.-ird "ant - tu kimw why
no ti .a., in t 1.1.1: a- I. a a i 1 :'n', and, no
e.. diii.; I . tiio N- vi 1 'lie. 11. s I'io. iv line,
a 'd la fiy v "il 14 m. n, an I . . I I
, '. -, ,i.., sp -a I h oil's a d iv I r iii;; o
. v 1 1; - same pr. .in. in.
Iii" 1 a. i 1 .1 1 i'..:n, nil. - hive or
,! 1 . 1 'J-'., 1 i.'. 1 !,t e.ii - 1 in- v . ai a:
a : .d slii.il 1. 1. 11 11. If th" crops
1 a 1 , 1 , a ' u : I . v , 11 t hi- r. -1 More, no al
w ,, i Ii 11 , iv :a- . : lie- ili-iii 1 ml- o! r.
v , v :: a ' d . :..i ' I ' 11 1 a . 11. - .
.1. I'.. 1,-01: M r an In- av. 11
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1 ; - t ;. : 10, vv in r - ! !i i ' w 1 . .:' 1 1 . .0.
, - ' :.b, !,'!!', is,. ,'iH l.o pill 1:1 prao
I - I': i 1... .i t t'Oil.x 1 1 V - s., , d ,y
I. 10 iv a-' .'! iii i ' -i in' lieiiH . i. " i
-. :.- i 1 : ; 01 I.
It'-, a ! .! ore II on th" M o.l ma ...Id
I., lie- .-! I la ,-i ..f S .nth
: 1 i-i l-i! : o l .l 1 . .- , , t . I." at-
r 1 -I : :.- :,, 10:1 . .1 t il a! ' a: : -', -I mm- j
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1 I-. W io th- I
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11 ii. w.i li. I'' an 1
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I :.a . .' . !.. ,. . I-.. -I '"a- 1 1, .1 :s laid I
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ll ,1- 1 ! '.,- - - I : ,'l !v d- 1-.' 1 liio j
. : . II,- , - , i 1 -V . 11., '; : 1 - 111., I I no
1 .1 1 i - a :,-t sp I in a cure .lis
u 1 . , .!.!'- la- N ,v V l'., San. Ills
; a d by I -,- p ibl :. -eli n an! in'i'i
1 ;. -., !'i - -1 1! ,f H:i i 1 1 1 1 t ll I iail
I- 1 v i el. - .1 t.-in -in r-' pine. -
mi.. 1 1 d 1 1 : : ; ; ! i I' i .- ii- 1 h iu dan
a i.aaib- 1 ul y ear- pa-:. V.u-i'ic:."-1.
- a 1 ! I v ,,,",!' 1 h r . t .' it 111" t" 1 -aol's
.:. it:'.:' ia .1': '..-.I. an 1 voi y !' vvei o
'-- i; i i. I :ast y. nr. I n a nn -nb. r ul
- 1 it was related that y -01 11 - w , oii'-ii
w .- -.u l-" 1 r ,'j.' I to b" lieu ri- I dur
si. Hi" y ai b 1 I !-. e'l i pelic l t '
o- I la' I'.:,, oi r I I'o-p. .lll bill! ies
I h: .'i..-!i '.in- h u d 1 1110 -, and so had
p, . -1 1. 1 1 I h" .'V .'lit '. W il 1 Io the 1:1 tol'-
. ia--- is t iiil tiio hard I mo s also mllu
. in" I lots ,,f y-uiiu ; im 11 I,, continue
c "ii I iii a aunt her y ear ur s...
Itiiyile Ibiadwavs
Til" in'. illy i:i,'i,-hi:i; popularity
nf bieycles and I lie 1 1 n p. I'ut 1 va; deiunlid
un til,' put oi tiietr riders for r.-cu:r-ii
it i , .ii ..a the ptbiio hioiiwav,, Iii
btou 'ht foi iii a now problem for civil
eioj im el s to solve. Orlimiry stuti,.:
p i v-in --lit -i as they appall- in eity
stro ts nro not at nil f i v . .l alilo for
bieycles. mid s..in. tiiiii"; bolter mu-t bo
ndopte.l. A-pi.ait is -month und easy
',,r tlio win-el and I lie rider, but it be-cum-
-lipp"i-y up -m the siiiilest pro
vocation, ii u . I is not su l)i"i. tit ly dura
ble to bear l-i-1 w.-iii' iiiid t iir of h. avy
Iriirkiii". Mu-t uf t iie si rets are to i
liariuvv In alViilal the spaea for a spe
cial cycle track, and so tlio matter
stands. I liio i p. rim. -nl which proni
i-i-s "nod results is til" u-.e of Vlllllied
brick. There are complains thai -liv-ei
s of the brick may be bruk.-u nil" ami
p-iic:iiro tir.s. There are iluim-.-rs uf
nil sorts liirkiiii; in tin; track of tho
bicyclists, and son no! and civil eii"i-neorin'-r
are culled upon to assist in ro-
j luoviu" lueiii. iicuger.
IUK I' A KM AMI ;ltlr.1.
ninmii sows.
I,ii uk fur n tondoiioy tu oonrscuoss
in your yotiii brood suws rathci- than
a lino, fat an 1 fiinoy playthiuo. The
:..ni is to be v. line. I for her Usefulness
as a producer, ,,u,l (his ropm-os ,1
j ouuil, l'numy
frame, loeedi'is of "..ud
II-.
lire leai iiiio.; with wlmt class of
sows they have tiio be-t success, and
they would .1.. well to keep this eon-
. : 1. , 1 ;,. ,,,i;,, 1.. ;,.
iill'.iiit;s to tho piib.ie. Kansas
Farmer.
TKFK ruM t ors.
Alihoiioli liir"i ly ii lvertised, tin re
is 11,1 such plant as tho tree tomato-
It is simply the ..r.llimrv plain, which
by -n.w in..; only one shoot p, t.;lt.i,
plant, 1,11 I trainiii; it bvlviu- to a
Make uf to a w ill. mav 1. Jrowu l5 ,.r
1 veil 111 feet lulu, all I by pi imin'.
vvlnl" it is ,,,,1 inj irel by lyim-on the
soil. Tho Ir.itt thus ,'ruwu is earlier
than mi the Inish-s. aeeoii.it of th-
better ixposmo p, me sun. -New
V..i iv Wt i l l
n iTiv.i n:i-K in--Tin: IUii:K Mil-:.
For a "..,. I 111 lay veal's I have
H ... led tiio l.i 11 of I,.-, 1,111 ,111 ...
e.-iiai of il,o r, puns re.-iii' -1 bv il,,. !
h-11 v, -t- r duiiua tiio lime it 1- in u-o, ; li! i'y in e .seriu.i -ly imp ill. d, and t lit 11
and vviie'i ev, ly ii,i;i : part nf tho : ''"inplalu til it there Is an piulil 11:
machine is vv, il m luind. If a w ho. -1 i '!.
i -w, arm-' iiway 11s i-i need repine- j ' " or .ssh,.; ,,f br, e is is lunk.-d
in.;, a m.iii .iaiol.ini is m ,. - ,.f it. up.oi wiili hurior b.. the I. inner.
Ti:e .sain.-e-oii'-o is pur.-iiol if one is Ni vert hole.-, it 1, a laot I liat e r lai 11
I'loh. 11 and no n.l-'d so tlmt it will an- j advantages invriii' Ir-on siioh eiossino,
su.-r. IU nli. 1. nii.iili'.-r will be re- ; and that lor . arly hinders ..r spinu
.pi.r. I tho ti.'M - i- ,,. Win 11 the ehicki us it tves 1 ho bes results,
h irv. -I 1- 1 a; l-d this in-m-.r imluin is i-'ii'ii.; m.. , i',.iupne!t.. .s niul ipiiek
p'a,',- ! 1:1 tin- t,.,.l ...x ji:-1 'he hd - oinwth. A ern.s like tlm Indian
la -:. i.e. I .low n. .1 1 -I 1" f..rc the next I i imo .01 !r ihni 1 '- ! in-;h-i 11. 1..--h-i:
v, -t tin- 1- consult,-. I im, I the m e- Imru ur I'lyin.otlli II ek or ll.ni.laii nil
e i'y p'li'ls ale pai 1 :i ..id-r. I'.v litis ' ( ' .eiiin ur l'i ah mi leaves hi 1 e to bn
cu ir,e a ir 1 'I' .ii of utifoi'sei 11 d. .-ii'ed. As tli - chicks pa.rliiko uni-
I r. aloi;p- is , ,i v lalo I, an 1 t h.-ro is le-, 1 I -o inly uf tho cdur and eiiit raete 1 i.s
l.i . .! 1 hue ..cea-ion. ,1 bv Io . ak-i ' It.s ul I in i r, , t h. v vviil lie uniform il
i i.'.'.t-i'.mi'lv a:i un:.,! , s .11 Io. al, is euoks . uuly on breed lire Used, im
11 'i.i ..idal.'e, lai I -ha I i a I hero t . ' h 1- , 111 a l let' wlmt t a- In -us a re i ike.
pi ui until I ih;. I n 1.. tier ..no. I lie j Altli.ui ;ii lie- laiicieis are raisiin;
Hum. lead. ! b. II. I' aad l.aldl. r stuck liiall i'ul'mer-
I Iv, tin- clus-I'l. .1 l.aiis ill',' stiil re
1 1 r 1 . 1 -1 , m.i.ow ,., tmuv , ,,ws. !,.'.,,,,,. 1 ,, ,,,, . ,.,p(,,'i,,r 111 these
Th" iv-nils ,.' in my . p. 1 inn nts it, I ..ju ,'o h ii, ,.,, .!,;,., U, while
in 11:01 ui.s in .i:iv euvv-
have pr -v. I I n it t le- eu'i.p' -it inn ..)
lie ill 1,1. depend- nil t ll - lial nr.: . ,f the
i'"H. ml lii.it .-my noli,', 1 clciu'e in
t' . hit ur . ', ! r . 'inpoin nls ..f tli
mid. is in, a. y a temporary one, duo
t-- i ho uii'i-ii'i! fond. Thus Im--. -e.l,
e .11 - o. e I , lap,, -, rinnl, .',... ... n u ! .
p dm ii:,. I oie.. ..lis and -!. ,u in.- h iv--
b. : I. - 1 1.'.'- --I V el V led l l C O.V s W 1 1 il ll- i
lu.-r.- is.- ia I'o vi-i-1 ,.' l.un.-r. I.it.-lv
It ii i- b- .-I, elal'ie I l.h il a duly ration
.. I i IS . -.'. vv , oi I I I li, -I i-e I 'I" fat ill III"
mid.. 15. i: l-r..'. il. II. Win:' ..lii-ui,.- I
li . aeii ! i -alt I ' i In., carol ip !-!-, w .t li
I. a .ill!, i.-nt e.o.- ,,: la, (' ll In id,
i ! I vv , . I a . . d -. ,0 v .i r i "as a .: in
v il io'i- j ..'i'l... Is .,1 I a, 'tall ai. i xt lid
s'... uV.-l- . 'I W.- k -. ..r at le-l-l -IX uf
v. ll ,,'il l.'il .' , a a' : a I 1 ol I -ii. I w,
p oo, is , I -h IV. d ,', :i,l ii el taiiovv
da:: v , in , 1 ,v ; a !i ; .r , i i I ".r.ua.
II, :.o. la '.. :::,.; -! ia i -i., ,.,'iy
e .vv- w ,li n aa r,-1 -,- la- y .. 1 I ,.! but
t. r. !.. :; '. i- w . , I i . I . . 1 1 t l;,,- y e Id,
Aai- I io .'i :: .ai.tat is;.
u i v i a i i, i a. i. a vv ii i 1 1 v. v -1 1 ,
We ii ntiv a k, .1 b,i a
w a
I 1 i
t I.e. -. I I .1 o 1- t i.o 1'. I'M O ! 'I' I lie
whit.vvasi, ii-. . I by th" I nit, d Mates
p. iV , III U: lit till tie' ll -HI il-.ll-es und
Iii ii'.u.s. i li '-.-ii l-r :1 - I I'm a a. in'
n -. h r I io- in ' -: . i i - . n ,-a . o . ,
li,-- vv. ,:ii i : I'r. - , ,, p ,., mi-:, I
o! ,,'i v a- 'I ", i i u d ,.ia I. not ul
1,: n o e - -' . v in,, , led hill I-, three
part , aid clean, li'io in 1 olio put,
i. i " urx.--l w. 1' 'v .1:1 e a I vv i:r n i I
la.'., i:.it--!y appll, .1. I :. . r: I V os a
ii. ' i! I r-i w ni di vv h:i. t h .t Is u,,t s,,
"..in:,:-, as lit" imui ii,,:ii 1 1 in a a 1 Ii i .
I b'U'l I t ' r. -i-t in -i-ta. o b II, r
t ' m any other vv-'i-'i. It ulii.t. s p,
brick or -t..ii" ,,f w ... b n w ill folic, h
v- t v lir.aiy. l-i it- api .' nu' i m tit
will-ai" fit's! w.lwi'h w at, r. I .y w n :e'i
liio adaesi-.u ,.f Ih,- t im vva-ii i . In I I"
-ti-oi ;. r I'm 1 ' applied t i a dry sur
face. V 1 1 uth.-r "noil vv oh is m id. in ihls
wnv : Half a bii-iiel ,.f e; ... I Ir.-sh
ii'ne ls slack" I vv I'll 1. .tlm.; w iter mi l
kept covered ft' . Ill th" 11 1 1' dui'lll.' til
s'a.'kin j; t 1 pi'-'V.-nt w.-ai.eiiim; of t'l'
lime by 1 ho c iii. 'in.' a.'i I of ih' air.
It is s nu no-1 tliroiiii 11 lino-i ve ,,r
cloth und seven pounds of Milt Ilia.'
lidded; throe pounds uf I ice ll, II) 1-
builed to a tliiu p iste, half a pound of
Spanish white, and mm p. mini u!
blnk. II "in,., ,steo.e, 111 C '1.1 W ll.-I
ami th"l; dissolved la h .t water, lire
ihoii added, and vviieii vveii m;X"l by
sl i i-r 1 1 1 -r. live ealloie. of hot vv ul or nr..
mixed iu an I the wimlo n; iiu stirred.
1'his is kept a f"w d ivs el. i. -ly e iv
el'ed, when it is "a ly for use. ll is
ipplie l hot, b iu;; kept 111 11 kett!
over a tiro. This may b; c, ., .red a
li:;ht brown by burnt nmb.r, or a
creaiil ycllovv by yellow ochre. A
li";!it oray is mad.' by iiddiii"; a small
ip.aiitity of la'iiplila.'k pievio'islv
mix'd with water and t lioroii hly
sliird. On., pintuf this vvusli envi rs
a .s.piare y iir l.
A wash I'm- fences or burns is thus
made, mid will lust lor live yours.
H ilf il bush. I uf fresh Inn 1 is slack, d
mi l strain.' I mi 1 throe p e'.s uf hv
ili iiiiie eenn ut is a Id. I, with water
sullioictit to le liii.'j ii lo proper j
liquid cutiditioii, 'l'ou piiiunls of burnt
umber innl ntio pound of Vonotiuii rod
1110 woll lnixod dry, fniir ouik'oh of
l.uni'l'liu'lv killed with siilliciout vino
oar uro then inid with wutur and
j i-.ddod to tlio iitlur niatorials. Tlio
iwhulois diluted b make a barrol of
1 ,l",1.v '"oiis. Il must stiind .1 few
''".vs i '.(11011 1 tv MiiTcil neioio
belli" Used.
1 ":1M1 ,,rK
j is ,,f """ l'11'11'11' "f
- 1 1 1 - : 1 lima wash, Inwhiell is added H
thm paste in 1 c uf h ill' a pint of llour
lllld bullillo; w utor. - I'lil lil, Field liud
l'i reside.
ciai-ss lii;i:t:i'ixii in i uwi.s.
While every fiinucr 'km;:iiiZi'h that
i "l W I""'- l,i","t '"" "Sl'' lf
"""'-I improve Ins cattle, yet he is
i v-ry rarely willim; to .idmit that the
1 'u"" l'"1'ls ; 1 uitil l",ulSr.v-
I'lo u oiiohbi i d roust, is are reallv as
m ee my a-thiii oihbicd bulls; and
I '"" ""lv "" n"'.v "'s '" '"'
i '"" ,i"' '" "!'
i l1'"'1- ls ""V read i ly uecump! ished and
! T11"' r.-luriis nr.- 11. 1 le.
I '"' ""' '"' '"vp,'',' I ii'"' i-" i' 'I'
sir. ib. o that I .t in 1 . 1 - should euiitmo
itheiu elves p. ,-iiaciiy pure breeds.
' Thuse wli
' bl ed , lire
i-iiirt in with lli..r..ii"h
t I-i lit tll'-'ll breed ill
and 111 until o.r:; pmlii
.11 and vi-
,1. . ,,,! .. ,.1 i,,,,l...
lio v will lav as ma u v
lltole p'.'llld. ul chlCaell Ul' III. I liiwl
III th" -liine 11a e lii.'ll utle . f ill" plll'
. lit I'll e. N. I lie ul'.llt nhjol'llull t"
the pi.iet e uf ,,f el-o-s a" is the I'ull-
iiain d iii i in-.- uf til br.-eds so thai
th.- p, e .liar characteristic, of i nch
a iv ! ,st and a :l loll" ti lid. m-y to
m. n 1 Io :u Is ,1. v eh pea. I bi 1 lui
,,i h, r lei-id, er..s-!ii ; may b ll -ed iih
a ii .i t out 1 a . ! -1 lua, weaki lied prop
i i 1 1 n mi in in p'i I t Ho.; ul her and
nun,- ,l.-,r.il'!o .pial ilieal inn-, --New
Void. Wo, 11.
r vi, M v vi. oi , soi i ..
So., th- heller c i. v s I loin t iio best.
I l..u'l all . ,'. til
' VV I I
driven
by d,.-,..
A ooud ball, r cow i - also it ;!-...d
I'llei so c.'VV.
All Weeds 1 1 1 (lie p-l-llllo I l. bill:;. I
I ii.- t as'e u I 1 no tniii, and butler.
The pro, In, -i noi . d line butler ami
eli -- - 1 I. ! only aa a' I li i: a M'leiiee.
.'b i .v w h- u the Irilit be : ins to
, o ai. S., ' ay i . bio- i:u i 1- ju alii
'I'o I hiii lli- luil iu I lie orchard l-
I'ldi -pea -l"le I'O a :.' 'o 1 y j. Id of in ail
tlil-t.
1 1. 1 in. I t .::! th- .'live- in t In)
n i.-k lot. " flu y in id shade ami
v .!! I.
I . t e . s . . dry o'-Iy 1 1 "in lour In
sx No ii- it v t..r liny
ion . r.
A p, 1 - I" I ia in ' i- r i' t oi wall tu
ci, ;i-' In.' ll ia u. la -k aa I i:ot iu
l ii" the on il i ly .
N- t .ia .' ,oi i:,.' f irm re-ponds bet
I r "I iii' .i o .pi ly i-i ".in. I to .d ami
tin atai nt t aia a '..
M',av w im I, iv.- 1. 1- .1 sprin.: nli.l
fai I plan: 1 a ; el . ::n i n i' t i.e la' I'-r lias
uiv.iiv. yiv. n th.- i-i st result--.
1 die apple is tii b. st hop.- tor Iio.
l uii di it 1 1 I i ,,c lauds not -iiilial ta
,.l d narv fal in ', ', lull lil' lli'ta liiilst
l.o i, ,1.
Wh"ii you
any ul til" -i,
until vu'i i, tv
.' 11 ! 1 1 ! 1 1 1 ' Io fait. 'It
I..-, p en'it liillally lit it
i i'iir,1 1 vmir ideal of a
lii.ii io tabh- anil, oil
i Miaeis in tli" Miii'ire distriet inak.-
a mixture uf 1. -risen and mutt - tt ta!-
low, with wii!,'h til y sm-ur their bitr-
I l.i.W'- to l.e.-p nil til.' luns.plltui.s.
A iieric.in apples uro 111 hi.'li lepiiti'
in I'.noland im I ,.f li - i-ly sale, except
iu tin.- inteii,.!', where it is said tho
railr .ad rates uro nontevv hat prohibi
live. Ni wliili pippins sell for live to
8:xeei,l- a p 1 1 i'o in tiie retail market
'1'.. uiake a -nco'-Hof the poultry
bu-iue-s om mu-t have u III, im; lor
th" work, f'.r itiy will not hi ar
Inaeii tnailect. I ii.- h. uses iun-t be
kept ei. '.in. tao teedin:; and wat.'l'in-;
-h'.nl-l bo il-.iio r.'ouliulv, and plenty
of rr.iv.d, oi it aad around bono oiveu.
W'atoil th" t o 's eiiefillly lor li,,r-
s. Tiio in. i-i s. noils iio ei iu in vvlv
-i t tree. i. uit.-u lie' tl lt-h. aided
sp-cies, wiiieu v,ak- under tiio bark,
l speci l. Iv w ii.-l'..' li I, expos,. 1 t It -
.-un, upon any er mk ur elbow of
t ieti'.-.i vviiieii may, un f"il uii'it"! v,
ive born till an vi I i th south iu s, .
no . h,,-
tJl AI.M' AMI n KIOl S.
Yttrkey fuiiiishea the best ineer1
t-chaiiiii.
To Home extraordinary keen eves
about stOii,i btiirsure visible.
1 In' mid, Iio verse. .f Ihe llible ia the
eli'hth verso nf tin: IISili I'silin.
The 'L'huiiib Utblc, published 111
Aberdeen iu li'.Ti', measures otic inch
s.piare and nearly half an inch thick.
Near Sluekton, l',d.,isu baud of
Arabs, wh.i raise India hemp ami
make hasheesh, which they use freel
lu u.ime iarh of Smith Africa much
daiii-i';e is ilmic by baboom, whieh o((
iu laroe niaiaiidino parties to rob
Hardens.
A ('hine-o eiisloiii is the throwing
into the oceuu uf thousands of pieces
of paper when friends) are about to
sail. I'.aeli pieco bears written on it a
prayer.
A Maine farmer lias educated his
do" to wake him up at u iven tune
every iiioriiiu" vv ith a cowbell. It is
sai l thai th" do.; in vi r fails to do his
duly, mi I novel- misses the hour.
Ixiii" .Initios I. boiioht of Mr-Murk-hum,
the fust Arabian horse ivei
owned in I 'ii'dnud. The price was
sy."i.Ui. Mo was disoiaced by belli."
beaten by every horse that ran iiumits!
It i in.
Sine" it wis aiiiiouiiceil that the
I'l inc of Wale- app arc I al a public
fuii.'tiuii iu a vv ! 1 1 1 . hat, the hat ' tores
of New York li'tve I. 'en depleted of
heiid ;ear of llint color by t he ( lot ham
A it ; li -ma n i in'.s.
S imo varieties of apples h ive bo m
produced I li il hav e ul ni-isl no Is.
They are nbiiorin ill ie-. S. ouel i at s
t hey are called "nlooiiiles,'' bee ins-'
the h, ..-souls have no petals and in
some eases lack stamens.
lu the west of Ireland Was all enor
mous forest until the sixteenth cen
tury. After llic (1 rah line risiii" iu
I ."ill I, this pleat I'or.'sl was all cut
away by F.nt'Ji'ii settlors us a means ,.
d. priviuo the Irish of iheir last hi'liii'.;
place and refuo.
Mrs. Thomas leiu.iy, a native id
Ireland, but who spoil! most uf her
Ion;; life in Schuylkill County, I'eiui.,
lied at M.ihoiiny City at the aulheiili
eutcd Hire of b J year-. II. r mind
was elilirely clear upto I In; diy uf le I
ilo.ilh, an I aim had a reiii irlvi'ily :;,m,
ueinory .
All Illinois woinaii had been siiiV r
.nu f..r I w.i veins with a bi 1 emi ;h,
mid was supposed to body-in.;' from
"oiisiiuiptioii. A few days u.-o .-he
eoii'he.l up a tooth, which a en .Ies.
dentist hud dropped down her tliio.il
before tlm illness be .'.an. She ia now
liiili ov ili a iiipi.lly .
M iitin l,. lick, a pioiu or of Frank
lin ('u'uity, liillaiin, who iieeiitiy
ia lelo a." I hi - niii"ty ninth birth. I iy.
is II.IVV CUt t ill ; It's t inr.i :,el ol le in
and lie is pioll-l nf th lichievelll 'll!.
Tho "Id lu ill Ileitis Ills years wof, n
Mill b'. tin: .pill" xiooneis, lint ii la at
tally and piiy -tciilly.
I aiiL-ht hy the Miilliii-.
F. u ly i ;i 1 1 1 1- pr. .-eat coal ar , t h -r
was a pabli,' loots - in ii l I
slreet, Kirkwall, vvitioh wit.. a lavoii,,-
resort of liio pros; m., e-j a'le
on imiike! days, and mo a few yoiiu-:
no ii pa't in'" ti-oiiblo ih. -re. I'll,
niethol adopt "! f .f liappiti", uu-il -pectiii";
yoiilit was .uu.-w hat a.-. ..
low: (bieut the pros- L'.m woul-i
lake up a position at a uinh.iw ii
stall'-, whil.; tvvu uf his c.onp.uiimi
Wel'e secrcl.'.l m ar til" tl'oli: of tin
111111.11110; nil th" "lullll l llour.
Ifa likely -I. ...kill;; youiio man wa
seen p issiii"; u. un; tuo .street, a snd
lii.o was dropped ov. r the upper win
dow. The youth vvoiiid stop, pick it
up, and while ho vv.tsso eiio.i.p'il, tiio
press 01111"; punned upnii him. Tim
bal. hi was then laid mi his shuiiaier,
mi l he wits blandly told that, havim;
nee pte.l Ihe shiiliit;, hewuull imw
have tu i;o and servo his Majesty.
Many u youn.'; niaii was captured in
this way, and there is no doubt that
such t lie ties as thesa helped cuisid r.i
bly ti) roii-e the feelini;s nf the peupl
nuaiitst tlm press umi.;', - ( It imlier'.
.loitruiil. A l isli-liook Ib liiiiuil.
A few Weeks il.o.l I f. K"lllle.y Wli
trout lisiiiiio; in t In- leal 1 vv utei s ul I Ii
iiitc!i Hull. .w l!r, ml,, and lust u I nr.
si.cd li-h by the pnrtino id the Im..
where it was tied iu tno rim: nf tin
hunk. Later, ho tried the same
stream and captured thirteen pretty
ooud .Hies. While latino; one tor
supper, the hea l of th" trout con
tained a bono that tho lr. e ml. lift
ehevv, imd felt rather prickly. 1'puii
takiii"; it out of his iiiotitii, it proved
to bo the hunk he lost when the line
broke un the prev ions trip. He could
identify his properly thruiili a pecu
liarity of the hooks used by him. -Auburn
(Y V. ) .lvcitiser.
Ueli-1 'not e.l hii kens.
A fanner i I New York State crossed
a tiuo breed of chickens with th.
" Ibibliu dwiii l" iii'iM', The result i
a weli-fnutd ehlcken, which wluh; n. t
devuted to swiiiiniini;, frcipietdly lakes
to tho water. The fowls are luri- nu. I
tho lb sh is .said to bout ex 'client
llavi'i, lesembline; that of the wood
cock. A serious drawback lo raisin.;
tli' iii in liny number is that they pine
away unless fed on dri" I wateruieluii
ii" als at least oiieo ik week. - New Or
ieaiit I'n.'Hy nu.'.
ABOUT EDITOH STOREY.
Bow
Ilia Raid on the Newspaper
Workers Were Checked.
Wilbur Storey, though a great editor,
flerer had fame for good humor, nud
os he grow old he grew Irritable. Little
things worried litin; ntnall unit tern made
hlui furious. If some mistakes shone
forth la any fitshluii of bad, ragged
work lu the Chicago Times, Storey was
liable to Inquire the criminal out and
deal with htm.
There came a time In his life when Ills
dismissals from the service of his pniier
averaged four a week; good men, too.
James H. ltuunloti, now oditor-ln-olilef
of tin- Kansas City Star, was then mau
Oglng editor of Wilbur Storey's Times.
To lircwrvo his force from the devas
tating swoops of Storey's Irritability
something had to bedoue.
Iv u li 1 1 1. Hi studied the slim (lull long
and hard, lie noticed flint after Storey
had discharged a man he appeared to
experience great relief, und would got
along lu pence and eounuirutlve quiet
ude fur a time. The record showed that
Stm-ey never tired more than one mini
a day.
If Kiinnloit could only provide tho
right sort of a victim every day all
would be well. A bright Idea struck
ltiimilun. 1 lo hud a splendid, competent
buy lu Ihe elevator. lie removed that
rnnipetoni youth lo another field nud
hired iiiiuiher boy the worst that he
could llud.
The boy knew nothing of an elevator
nud did every thing wrong. The llrst
lluio Storey got Into tlm elevator with
the worthless liny he started the ma
chine too soon, und almost caught Ihe
groat eiliiur lu the door frame. Mad
he suoceeile I It would hnve ended
Storey's career. 1'puii arrival at the tup
limn' Stm-ey ui-dered the dangerous
muth diseliaixi'.l. II was di.no. ami tho
Id eloxator buy was sent back until a
fresh victim could be brought In. I
The next noinlng a now and clumsy
elevator buy was discovered -iy Storey
nud promptly told to go. The morning
following linnnluii fed l ho rent editor
another. Now nud then n boy would
las! two days, but the rule was five a
leek.
Storey would Immolate a quintet of
leva im- buys each week and '-villi that
lie would rest content. It was a good
tiling, ami kept him off the regular
ice and restored Iran.julllty among
tho hired men. Hut ll was a bit rough
'.u the buys. Washington Star.
The modern luartvr seeks to break
himself un the "wheel.''
Highest of all in Ixavcnin; Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
rrn .
I lie I niiraiiier.
Tli.' Tuiira iiiets rneiiiselves uro '.i:i-
fining to boh.. 1. 1 a stalwart, brown-
fa. 'I'd 1 plo, With colltelllllli'llt deep
I In Ih. an. The w..ii"ii in their blue
it. u "..wns, white nun. 'Ins, and un
leldy Wundoll shoes, al'e pie! Ui-es.Uo
enoiigli for any tliinu', if Iheir dari;,
f-looHl,,, eves and ready sinih s be also
en Into acoount. line sues fail
faces am.. in; the younger girls Madon
nil liio- In. as. It well' easy to fancy
Ilia! Anil' s S U'el, "t'l" I'ailes! of ihe
fair." r. Inbled the best ul' litem when
she 1,,, i was young and had not y.t
caught the eye of a Mug. As for men.
Ih.y are vvha' one vv mil I expect them
to bo In sin h a natural garden a hard
vaoi Kin" class, prune lo rejoice In all
tiio festive leisure lln-y can obtai n
i liov love their native o-"Viu.'e pas
shoiaiely ; It Is dilllculi to realize what
the.v mils! have felt when, a quarter of
u ceiii iiry ago. ihe Prussian sohP.-r.
!'.-"'t iheir Holds and vineyards under
I'....! urn I burned their Iminesteads. "I
llo lint believe," Sill I. lie uf till-Ill In
me i! !aor day, "ihere can be any
oilier .' iiiiitiy in liio world 1-etier In live
lu liiin Tuiii'iine. We have so much
sun even In winter. The ciimaio i.i so
mild, and all things grow In It." -All
Ihe Year Wound.
Tlio I'.l '-sinn nl l aiiie.
old r.nu.lclipp lliih! Vim'. I lil. a to
tunny my dau -liter. ohV What lnisi
la-.-s are y mi eiiuaged in. may I nsl, ':"
Vnting dlstli' No business, sir. 1
am Infinitely ulmve Minlnl trade, sir.
1 am a pnel.
"Ves, so I have beard. Merely n
p. il't."
"Merely, sir? My pueins, sir, have
bi'iiilght lue fame."
"Vi s. so I have been luld. l'aine, ehV
An. I what inn. .inn of income does thai
I'anio represent V"
"Well. sir. 1 have paid my board bills
as liny came due, and I owe for only
i no suit of e. lilies, lb-- one I have un."
"K.vnetly. .lust what 1 evpecicd.
Now. what good has ymir fame done
Jam': Answer me Ibal."
"It made me noipiainled with your
thiughtir, sir. If It had not been for
tif.v fame we never would have met,
and if wo had Iml me! she never would
have promised to iiiaiiy mo, willy nilly,
by hool; or by crook, whether yuti con
sent or not."
"I'm- iihoiu-woll, I consent."
TheOreatcst ;MeiJiL-al Discovery
of the Arc
KENNEDY'S
Medical Discovery,
DONALD KENNEDY, OF ROXBURY, MASS.,
H,n illseovere.t In on.v ol om common
pasture vv 1- a ri'in".lv thitl eunsj every ,
kludof lliunor, In-iii the vversi UtTofula
down to a I'oinaii ii iiupli.
Ue has tried il in over eleven hnn.lnvl
easi. and n-ver f.'iii.-d. x.'.'pt in two-ease
(Uilli tlnuider Ini'iiorl. lie lias now In
bis possession over two hundred certlrt
cules et its value, all within twenty nillos
Of Boston. S. iid postal , iird (ur Imok.
A I'eiielll isahv:ivse..'rieii".'.l from the
first boltlo.i.iid aoi'rfe.'t enre is will ranted
when ihe rlht uiianlily is luken.
W.K'n the liuigs are utTeeted it enus"S
hooting pans, like ins'dle passim
throiigh Ih.'ii;: the sun" with t!i Urt-t
or Bowels. This Is caused l-y tlio duet
being stopped. and always disappears In
week after taking it. It'-ud Urn latL
11 the stoiiiii.'li is foal er Inlloiia it will
cuase siiieii:nisli .'.- liiu-s nl llrst.
.iio chum:" of die! ever ii"i'es-ury. Hat
tlis be" .va can i-"'t. nud enough I It.
Poso, on- tai'l. spoonful in witter M to'
Uma, boU by ull liriigguu.
Iu(lla'csiun The Wall el an Abused
Sloinneli. '
From (lie llirnht, fialUmort, ML '
II rs. I,. Uiinu, a vdilow, lives nt 1.137 Ivf.
Fulton Avenue, Baltimore. Mrs. 1'nnn for
nitiiitlis was a ti'rribli'StifTerirfr.iin eunstlim
tii'ii, ilvsie.slii innl nervousness. Her loa-v-mis
system gnvi' i'oinili."ly inviiy. an. I slin
I'l'i'iitni' so ilel'illtiiti'.l Unit she whs uinil.lo to
iillcii'l to her Imiis.'lielil dulii's. Ji.x-tor
utter .liii'l.ir prisii'rihi'.l for her nii.l pruinlseil
t.i restore lier lo health, I, ut llii.ling no relief
she .lisnilshoil llii'in mi. I resorteil tu Iir. Will
iains' l'i ii k Pills nf wlii.'li sli" hint In'iinl
lliroiigli ii frii'iul. 'J h.'ir elle.'l .-he says wns
iilinosl iiilniiailiuis. Mrs. baiin, to a Ihral't
reporter, saiib "Kit inuiillis 1 suflerist from
si,itimi unit gi'iii'iiil ilel'ilily .'ind ae-
liially llmiiglil 1 w.iiil I ilie. lu fa"! 1 sui
ci'l'i'ly lielievnl Wulllil hnve ilie.l I. lit ..rtll'l
1'lnk Pills. J si'i'itri'il three Imim's innl their
notion from Hi" Mrs! i..se wan UsI.misliOig.
At llrst I eunl l Imr.llv renli" (hat 1 win
getting well, hut I whs. nu, 1 1 ountiiiii.'.l to
iiniriivn every ilay tiitlil I gut ns well ns I
ever wns in my life. 1 wish every siiiTeret
would try Hie Pink Pills, as I iiiii'siire tle-y
Would I o .'iire.l its I was. J -hall tell every
sl.-k frieiul to lake lln'iii, ns 1 owe inv life to
tin 'in inn I iil-.i a ilel.t uf gralilu.le u Dr.
Williams that can lu vor he paid." Mrs.
Iiaiin's lieallli, .'..loied cheeks nud roundel
lurm I n I I.i nllisli'il the eiirni'.-lness mid truth
fulness nf her staleiueiil as to the worth "f tin)
pill.- ami their guu.l elTeel tij on her.
Mr. TVter Ilindit is min of Ihe I put known
retail grocers iu liiillim. ire l ily. Ills pluen
cf laisiness is nl l.Wt Peiiiisylv'iniiii Aveinie,
From iii'i'essiiry eluse ii.li.'atii.u I.i luisiueRff
Mr. Iliielil Imd siirTeri'd for some time from
eoi.ii,iilioii wliieh pr..ih. 'e.l dyspepsia mi.)
nervous nlle.'liiins l'li.vsi. ian's and tlielt
pr. seriptioii'i were Irii'd iutl I In .lis. 'uses did
ml su tuili to (Ii. an nit. I the piilionl en
til, no. I In n;.e Mesli and In me worse week
iieier week . Having l.i'i'it ndvisi'd iii try lr.
Williunis' I'lnk Pills, Mr. llu.'lit did sn and
s..i.i ,.1-1,'iin. .1 relief nud was llnnlly enllrely
iiiri'.l. it., is us healthy u man ln.vv us I hurt),
is mi the liveime and n linn l i'liever In l'lllll
Pills ns aa iii,li-,eiisal.i, liuu-i.m. remi'dy.
II" suid to a ll.inhl lei.uili'i: " use. I )'r,
Williams' Pink Pills a few iii.uillis no.if.it
i "lisli-iil..n niul .Ivsv.'i .-ia with su.'li Mtlis
fa.'lnry restills thai I chi'i rfiillv ami unlii's'..
tatiiiglv rei'uniineu.li'.l I hem t.. nil person suf-h-ring
fruiu similar e..iii.laint.-'. I lutv" suituv
on liaiid a,, vv u ml will iml fori;. I I, , lake I liein
if any svaiiplnitis ..I my reeenl In -ill sin Mild
reappear.'
I'r. Williams' Pink Pills euiitaii', in a e n
ilei.sid f. , nn. all l!ie el. an. nt j it... a -sary P
give new life and rieluiess In the l. .ml ami
r.-lnp' slialli'i'.'d nerves. Tiny ar" aa itti-
lailino s iile forsiieli .lis.-n-e- a.- I-, -,, in,, lor
alaxiit, parlial pnralysis, SI. Vine' .laiiee,
seiali.-a, i.i'iir,ih;l.i, rlt.'imiatisiu, nervn.
lleadllelie. the lilt."' efleel uf 1,1 gri..e, pill-
pil.'ili. u id Hie In ar!, pal" and .-allow' "..in
ple.i..iis, all forms ul w.-akinss citlnT in
male ur female. Pink i'ills are s.,1,1 .y all
ll.'lllel-, it will he sell! .osl paid I. ii riveipt
..f price i Mi ii'iil:- a l.... ur si ....es f..r
il.M llti'v nr.' never sold in hulk m- hv llnv
1 hi addre-i ii.g lr. William.- M" lieiuu
t'.'liipiiiiy, Seheii.-.'lii.ly, N. .
We have nn Idea that embalming
fluid has a smell similar to that of beef
Pawd
Why Women Write Postscripts.
"Why women write posteripts" is a
problem thai has been engaging Ihe at
tention nf line of the I... u. Inn unmans
weeklies. Ihe answer:, belray that
Illi'Sex understands itself, ami dues imt
mill. I exposing ils amiable weaknesses.
All are from women who ascribe,
among m h.a s, these rcn-uns: "IIVcuumi
limy seek In rectify want nf thought by
an nfli'iili.. light:" "r.eeanse they nr
fund of having a last word;" "lleeatiso
l hey write before llmv think, and thitil
nl mr Ihey have vv rilleti." I'ur cone
spoiidciil in 1 1 si down the feinlnllie P. S.
to the Mime cause "vvhicli leads women
In pruluiig leave taUing in oiiiulbuses,
namely." and raiher prni'iuindly it ap
pears lo the casual observer. "Unit they
lack orga'ii.'.atinu of lliunghi." Another
Woman comes In Ihe defense of her sis
li rs with the suggeslloll "Ih.'ll when
women have anything special to com
municate Ihey know ih. il iheir P. S. ls
i-.piiv aleiil lo N. It ," and yel anoiher
friendly soul lu.iis a neat compliment
iu her reason: "Probably because wom
an herself is (he einbuiliuiellt of the
P. S. iii the scale of ereailoii she tho
Indispensable was milled laid.'
(iiiimllan I'ggs.
Im three years Canada's exports of
'.:: to Creat ltrltaln has Increased
' Mil IfSll.lKI.I to If.-rtl.-t.lV
GREAT BOOK rREE.
When IU. U. V. l'ii-ree. nf Ilufl.ilo. N. Y.,
pulilislieil Ihe fust edition of his vvoik, Tho
People's Cuintuoii Sense lMediial Adviser,
lie announced that artel fvso.ono copies had
been sold at the n gtilar piicc, Jl.,so per
copv, the piulil mi winch would lepay him
(ur lite gn at ant. .lint uf labor and money
fxii'iiili d in piudiiciug it, lie would (lis
tiihute the neM hall inilli'-n '-. As this
number of copies lias alii .uly been sold, he
is now ilisliiliutiUH, i,'i.i.'i' -, sou. on
copies of this , , most com-
plt te, iiit. i. st-I COI'I'ON ingaiidval-li.il-le
I'litiiiiiuu I No. I lit I sense unit-
ic.il win k v ei f published
the iccipicnt milv living Tciiuiual to tn.ul
to him, at the above aihbcss, this little
col i'uN with twinlv-une U'l) cents in oiie
cenl stamps to iav for postage and pack
ing j', and the hook will be sent by tn.ul.
ll is a 'veritable nuibcal binary, complete
in one volume. It ri.nl. oils uvi i loon pages
and mule Hi nt V-o illiistiatioii-. The 7-r
J ill I ton is piccisclv the same as those sold
a! $i so txccpl onlv lh.it Ihe tmuks are
Pound in sltung lu.iniM.i paper covers Mi
slead of clolh. S. ml Niiw bil.ue all are
c.ivcu away. They aie guing oir l.ipidly.
SOUTHERN
BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY
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'&3 HAIR BALSAM