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Anxiously watch declining health of their daughters. So many are out off by consumption in. early years that there is real cause for anxiety. In the early stages, when not beyond the reach of medicine, Hood's Sarsa parilla will restore the quality and quantity of the blood and ! thus give good health. Read the following letter : "It is "but just to .write about my daughter Cora, aged 19. She was com pletely run down, declining, had that tired feeling, and friends said she would not live over three months. She had a bad and nothing seemed to do her any good. I happened to read about Hood's Sarsapa rilla and had her give it a trial. From the very first dose she began to get better. Alter taking a few bottles she wa3 com pletely cured and her health has been the best ever since." Mas. Addik Peck. 15 Railroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y. "I-will say that my mother has not stated my ca3e in as strong words as I would have done. Hood's Sarsaparilla has truly cured me and I am now well." Coaa Peck, Amsterdam, N. Y. Be sure to get Hood's, because rEdl Sarsaparilla Is the OneTrue Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1 Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, re liable and beneficial. 25c. Killed by a Rattlesnake. A rancher of Antelope Valley, Cal. , died from rattlesnake bite a week or so ago. He went to feed his dogs late one night, and thrust his hand into one of the kennels. A huge desert snake in the kennel bit him. He was not able to get medical attention un til the next day, when it proved' una vailing, and he died in great agony. Almost his whole body turned coal black. , SUGAR BEETS FOB GREAT BRITAIN. i At a recent agricultural meeting in London, England, the cultivation and manufacture of sugar beets was strong ly advocated, It was contended that the beets could be grown in Great Britain to produce as large a percent age of sugar as was produced on the continent, and a resolution was passed recommending that a deputation wait on the minister of agriculture to ask him to interest himself i& the matter. New York World. TDMOB IN THE TEAT. A tumor in the duct of the teat must be attended to immediately, or the teat and the quarter of the udder to which it belongs may he spoiled permanently. A milking tube should be used. This is a silver tube made for the purpose, and can be procured of a druggist or from & surgical in strument maker. It is greased with vaseline and carefully pushed into the teat at milking time, and when the sow gives down the milk it will run down from the tube, as well as from ha other teats. The teat should be treated with iodine ointment, rubbed on opposite the tumor, twice a day. The cow should be given one pound of Epsom salts, and this is to be re peated the third day. During this treatment no grain food should be given more than a bran mash twice a day. Overfeeding with cornmeal of ten produces this trouble with cows. . New York Times. X Bloodthirsty Monarch. The King of Benin, on the west coast of Africa, believes in the effi cacy of human sacrifices. When times FOB FARM AND GARDEN. many of our river-bottom lands would seem to be mot favorable. Avoid a soil on which water stands or one .Hav ing hardpan near the surface. Prepare. the land by ploughing and harrowing most thoroughly, as soon as . it can be worked in ' the spring; ; Sow the seed (which should be Amen-' can grown) at the rate of twenty to thirty pounds to the acre and cover it with a light harrow. When the weeds have grown to sufficient height clip them off with a mowing machine, with the cutter bar turned up so as not to cut close to the ground, repeuting this as the weeds grow during the season, r , No crop is to be . expected during the first season, but it should give two cuttings the second year, and after that about three cuttings each year. If a good stand is secured on suitable soil it will not need renewing, for many years.' New York World. ''- INSECTS AND FUNGI. Insects are divided into two classes, viz., biting and sucking kinds. The bitiug kinds guaw the wood and foli age and chew their food, and therefore can be killed by outward applications of poisons, jbut the sucking insects get their food and do their damage by in serting their long snouts through the outer coverings into the top or soluble life foods of the plant. The remedies for either kind are called insecticides. Fnngi are also divided into two classes sueh as mildews, pots and blights, which are minute plants, and the para sitic fungi, ;simply thread like bodies such as are often seen in delicate trac ings over grape and other leaves. You state that tomatoes are your chief crop. A TOOLHOTJSE FOB THE GARDEN. I Tirl,, V.1,V. 1 ab f VtlirrM. and A toolhouse for the garden is indis- black rot are the chief enemies ol the pensabfe. It ddes not need to be tomato plant and fruit To protect the more than six by eight feet, which will tomato from these enemies, "William ioId all the needed tools and imple- S. Powell of Maryland recommends to nents. The list of these should com- I first soak your seed in a weak solution prise a hand plow, cultivator and seed I of the ammoniacal solution of carbon- drill combined ; a steel rake, a hoe, ate of copper, then dry and sow. As and a spade for this ancient tool still the plants put forth the third leaf syray them in the beds with the same solution. ;When they are set outpour around eacn plant one-half pint of the same. This answers as a watering and has its uses in finishing up the corners where the hand plow cannot reach. are good he kills a large number of The around mav ha enltivntArf in thft u'li ' n i t . ' I most successful manner with these im- kiiir an ennftllv larcA nnmhfvr of thPRA I unfortunates, and in both cases to ap- plements, so that the horse need not impregnates the ground and prevents pease the gods, - who are supposed to be admitted into the garden any more, root blights, which cannot be cured be equally angry at the good and the That is, unless it is a large one, and is by spraying foliage. This application laiu. uub iu bum m cumurous aw&- i also induces rapid starting oi tne wardness of a horse, plow, and driver, plants in growth, caused by the vola- in a line of twenty feet, and requiring tile ammonia tho solution contains, a great space to turn in. Then spray until the fruit begins to To lay out a garden in this way, color up. It is well to remember damp everything should be in rows, and at and cloudy weather induces disease in each end of the garden, twice as long plants, as well as in human beings and as it is wide, there should be a wide animals. Therefore in such seasons, strip of grass for the horse to turn t Worked in this wav, with a Booth's Uessige Scratched on Glass. On August 13, 18G4, John Wilkes Booth was playing a dramatic engage ment .in Meadville, Pennsylvania. Upon his arrival in the city that day he registered at the MoHenry House, then kept by a Mr. It. M. U. Taylor, and after the performance In the evening retired alone to his room. When the servant entered his room the next 'm 6 miner, after Booth had left the hotel and city, an inscription was discovered scratched in a large hand on one of the window panes: "Abo Lincoln departed this life Aug. 13th, 1864, .by the effects of poison. " Little . attention was paid to the writing on the glass at the time, rut as soon as it was learned that Booth had Killed the President, the circumstances connect ed with the window inscription vera recalled, the glass was removed from its sash, framed in a plain black wood frame, a piece of dark velvet being placed at its back to facilitate reading, and the signature of Booth entered on the register on August 13 was cut from the book and attached to the window glass. The original pane is now in the possession of the War De partment, to which it was presented by the daughter of the owner of the hotel, Miss Mary MoHenry, some time after the assassination of the Presi dent. All of the circumstances in con nection with the glass are certified to by Miss MoHenry and by other resi dents of MeadviUe. Cent ury. A Faithful Dojr Postman. He is a faithful, cautious official, the hero of the East Sullivan, Me., dog story. Don, the dog postman, has been taught to carry the mail daily across the field to the home of G. E. Simpson, a distance of about one-fourth ol a mile, where he makes known the arrival of the mail by bark ing at the door, and, although not a Government employe, exacts his pay in the form of something to eat, and will bark until his demand is granted. One day last week he carried the mall, as usual, but on arriving at the house could not gain admittance, as Mr. and Mrs. Simpson were away, and, as it was about noon, he was anxious to deliver the bundle of papers to get his commission.- As the only person about the place was a young man haul ing wood (a stranger to the dog), ho would not give np the mail, but with a crestfallen countenance brought it back to his master. The Bar Harbor Becord thinks there are emptier heads than Don's. Lewiston (Mo.) Journal. rnocotiT ALMOST GRAZED WAS COXNQ HCR cniLD TO DIE. Xh TarrlbW Ordl of m Mothr Ilrr littla Girl Atmoit Tad Aw7 Sarad la tb NUk of Tluia A Story That Will Toach tba Heart of Ey , Motbr. JYom Lt Journal, Driroil, JCcA. A very grateful mother U Mrs. A, I Hart nest, of 676 Grand Aveac. Ietrolt, for tho wonderful car which her daughter baa r eeJrey the uaeof Dr. Wlllia-V Flak FlILa. Bald lira. II Art noes: Te, rav daughter' li To haa txxawTed by using" Ttak nils, tha.it a to a kind friend who reco cascaded theta to tne. "Blanche wa sick for overthrew vears. She had the ears of the best phyiteUaj pro- suraV.A, and no expense or trouble was ipared to glT her relief. Ehs waj so thla that she was fatrly skin ani boaea, her di gestion was out of order and ahe had the most awful headache. T gsre cp all hope of her recovery. Iter long, this, Ustlem fac made me nearly crazy, and we ell every thing In our .power to k1t her strrajrta aa4 indue her to take an interest la anrtmsc. 'One day a friend told me about the risk rill, and Mr. Uartneas went a own town ana cot thre boxes. She fcadtaJtea about ess box, when, to my attainment, one. morals I beard her playing on thepiaao. I eouU barUf belie It, for It had been ottt a yrar sine the clano had b-:a epenei. "Soon ahs besraa to tafc short Hds oa her blcTcle. and soon She wttt slssls aroarvl the hoose, our own tat j y,-toarty little danrtiter one more. "Shethlata nothing of a spla on her weel oxer to JIL Clemens or roauac, aaa is as well as she erer waa. I bad a rtrl living at our boue who was a ct sanerer rrom imooTenauea ojooj. and who reared Instant and p-ermaaeat relief from the cm of one box of the pills. "It thla lnforaatioa can be of any use to help some poor sick one. It Is glrra with the The proprietors ci ut. wuuam- n" Hill atate that they are not a palest medi cine, but a preecrlptloa used for maay Ters by an eminent practitioner who produced the mot wonderful malts with them, err ing all forms of wtkn arising from a watery eondltloa of the blood or shattered nerve, two fruitful causci of almost every 111 to which fieoh Is heir. The pills are al atpclflo for the t roubles peculiar to femalea, such J suppressions, all lorms of wa n, chroale coastlpatloa. bearing down pains. eto, and ta the cam of mea will gtre speedy relief aad elect a permanent cure la all case arising from mental worry, OTnr art. or excewwa of wtaierer aatare. They are entirely harmless and ran be pi Tea to wva aad sickly children with the greatest rood and without the s!ih!t daujrr. I'iak nils are told by ail dealers, or wt'4bessl post paid oa receipt of prte (JO ccta a box. orslx boxes for 1150 hy are nTr sold ta bulk or by the 100). by addressing Dr. WjU tasA Jlcdldne Cocapaay, Schesoctady, JC T. Egyptian trcops are construct lag strong fort worts at Akajheh. J. - .to y v a Gladness jComes With a better cndcTstaniinc cf lh transient nature of the rnaay phj. Ical Ills Tralch vanlah befens prefer cf forta grntle e!!ort--plca.'?aaienort--ribUy directed. Then? la comfort la the knowledjre that so many forma cf ai:knes are sxot duo to an j actual east, but akaply to a eemtipatd ccnS tkrn of the iTitcm, whkh the pleasant family laxaUr, ijyrupof Yi?u prompt ly rcmoTca. That La why It la the only remedy with millions of fannies, aad la everywhere esteemed so highly by all who rain rood health, IU l-cneLcial effect art! doa to the faet, that It La tho one remedy which prora.otea internal cleanliness, wlthott debUitaUn? the enrrana oa which It acta. 1 1 la therefora all Important, la order to ett tta kce Cciai effeeta, to t'.o nbca yea p-cr chaa, thatycra hare the jrcnulca arUcie, which La raanuiactnre4 by the California Tig Syrcp Co. caly, aad aold b all rtp CtabU drcgirlata. If la tho ccjoprcl cf pood brallh, and the fratera La res-alar. Cra laxa tiTea or other remedies are rot needdi. If a dieted with any actual dUeae. coa may bo commendcJ to the oosl sicUlf si physicians, btst If la nvd of a laxallr., then ono ahonld haTe the best, and w.ih the weU-lnf Armed ereryw here, Frrcptf ned and grc taos. general saUtUcttoa, 'ism a at u t i -( MOTHEKS MUST GUIDE. Should Watch tho Physical De velopment of Their Daughters. Information They Should Furnish at the , Proper Time Knowledge by 'Which Suffering May Be Avoided. Every mother possesses information f aPon of vital value to her young daughter, narrow share, the land may be plowed When the crirl's sluggish, -with headache, dizzi ness, and a dis position to or when constant rains occnr,the spray pump must be kept going. American Cultivator. thoughts become vi a. mn with one horse as deep as may ever be required. But even then all the hand implements mentioned above , will be needed for the after cultivation. New York Times. APPLE ORCHARDS AS WINDBREAKS. Wherever forests are cleared off there soon comes a demand for a windbreak of some kind to shelter buildings and stock from the cold blasts, and to protect the farm from the.severest winter winds. 'It is a sleep, pains in back and lower limbs, eyes dim, . desire for solitude, and a dislike to the society of children: when she is a mystery to herself and friends, then, her mother should come to her aid. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound will, at this time, prepare the system for the coming change. See 'that she has it, and Mrs. Pinkham, at v Lynn, Mass. , will cheerfully answer any letters "where information is de sired. Thousands of women owe their . health to her and the Vegetable Com- FEED FOB EWES WITH EARLY LAUB3. One of the most successful raisers of early lambs in Connecticut, Charles E. Lyman, writes: "I think a mixture of corn, peas and wheat middlings, equal parts by weight, will produce thebc8t results of anything I know of for ewes suckling lambs. Care should be taken in not over-feeding the ewes with this mixture while the lamb is quite young, for the combination will produce very rich milk." C. B. Ly man of Massachusetts thinks corn and TThat Neglect May Do. There are some Infirmities that only surgeons knife will relieve, aad mostly strictly because of neglect. A neglected nerva pain may become so ehroataasto cripple, and thla is oftea the caso with Sciatica. If taken ta time, it la easily subdued, like ether nerve pains, and vigor and health are re stored. Thousands of canes hare been treated by the use of St. Jacobs Oil, with the result or a prompt and permanent curt and restora tion to health of the affected nerve. People cannot be too careful with their nerves. There is too much to suffer to admit ol fool ish neglect, and the simple thing of setting a bottle ot St. Jacobs Oil aad applying promptly may save years of misery and per haps years ot crippled condition. Let this warning serve to snow what can be aad what ought to be done without delay in an attack ot this disease. A number of minor Industries are being located in the South by Western people. Dr. Kilmer's BwAxr-ItooT rare all Kidney and Bladder troubles. Pamphlet and Consultation free Laboratory Binghamtoa. H. T. The German Emperor's latest diversion has been to lead a band. Gold Llino Stocks r n tU tfc bMi iwh ef !! ftAMMM Tit Alt. CHIIKK. 11. C a4 xhr t&rlurte H fl I fl rmTi.lJ.4rrWcrr-ilciVa. u tu Tirui:K vrimrm mt OIIK tl-OO. IllUUNALD r.MKAD A: KU rX&. wa. rlotb. both eauiwa iso A4 NiM rvm Kl. roller 1 . an ta Ivati UTO(hl I ta 1 ITUr t WU. WX a1 Jk w-L A Urttrt T ColUra or Ht Flr oi CoS tat Xta!rri- A hAxarU CcZUt atwl FVr f Oa by n3 far &U CnU. MmmMUu4m. AAirmm ' Bxvxnainzje coLum couraxr. TT FraaUta 8U. K Ta. TJ Knr -. Vxmttm. st c-ia r. a. v. aottii. QQADAYSWHLJS mM (J A 7 1 lozf ar fry. Oa U twt rai tTta rtrK ta tb hmar tar jvm I'; fu4 I Or. fortar4-r VrU Wbn an artlcl hu Ua eold tor n ranw ta plt of competition od chp tsUtatto&a. tl mutt bTd ap-rtor oality. Dobbin' E2ctrk 8op haa bwa com'antly mad and old atact ISO. Art your BTixtr for it. Bt of tU. M. Stotloff, Prime Mlniater of Bulgaria, is only four feet six inches in height. good practise to set an orchard cither on the windward side of the farm or of otits with liueeed meal as good as any ScrrsHXRS raox Corona, eta, ahould be constantly llmra. IhmirfiLiI TWkx " Soks TnmoAT. aarxUed with Avoid imitation. M1DDV Mr Mo ItlHnni 111 K. filas UiliatltM. Waf.rtuJii lOOWeddln lavltallaaa, 1UO WrUSm tlm rrlTa, IU) .1IJUa l:t lOO TVaaa ftUp for M 1.7a. naai e-ulltr. Utt ? AfttV- fE N S I O FJ ?" UXnJoJvl Successfully Prosccutea Clnlma. I LJ 1 1 1 1 Itotddar. Nxar Uli-r-d-Ul lUltlDR.4.STteHINf.tao.Oao the house and other farm buildings. It is true the trees are bare in winter, and unless there is a close fence to ob struct the wind near the surface it will blow under ' the trees nearly as strong as if no orchard werein the way. inis can be remedied by plant ing a row of evergreens on the wind ward side. This will also hold the thing. Much attention has been given to the whole; question of raising lambs at Cornell experiment station, and tho director, . P. Roberts, writes: "Mir equal parts by weight of cottonseed meal, corn meal (or whole corn if the sheep are young), oats and bran; the. oats and bran may be left out if it is The United States placed at 1 18,000,000, Treasury deSelt Is snow from being blown away from not convenient to procure both, as it the orchard. Most frnit trees suffer from lack of .water in the, summer season when they are xaerfecting their fruit, r It is abundance of water that enables their roots to take up the mineral plant food, which is essential to seed production. It is the lack of a Y N U-15 nonnd. and mothers arp. hnti .. .W applying to her for advice regarding water that causes so large a proportion i-ucir aaugniers. . oi iruu 10 iaii .soon aiier n is iormeo. The time comes. for, forming the seed, and' the mineral element needed is either not in the soil or is unavail able, because there is not water in the soil to dissolve it. Boston Cultivator. w. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR OUCLAS . s3. SHOE :-bWoKLdThb It you pay 84 to 6 for shoes, ex amine the W. L. Douglas Shoe, and S see what a good shoe you can buy for . OVER IOO STYLES AND WIDTHS, CONGRESS, BUTTON,! and IiACE, made in ali kinds of the beat selected leather by skilled work men. TV a make and sen more S3 Shoes Kfthan any :;al!i other manufacturer in the world. None genuine unless name and price is stamped on the bottom. Ask your dealer for our 85, 84, 83.50, 82.50, 82.25 Shoes.; 82.50, 82 and 81.75 for boys. ( j JAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. If your dealer cannot supply, you, send to fac tory, enclosing price and 36 cents to pay carriage. State kind, style ot toe (cap or , olain) , size and width. Our Custom Dept. will fill your order. Send for new Illus- ; trated Catalogue to Box R. : v We L. P0UGLAS, Brockton, Mas4 AliFAIiFA CULUTJEB. . ' Alfalfa, or lucerne,- as it is often termed, is a very deep-rooting plant. This habit enables it to withstand drought well, thus adapting it to arid regions. . It grows very slowly during the ' first season, making irrigation necessary to establish it in dry climates and rendering it liable to be choked out by weed or killed by frost in cold climates. , To those who wish to experiment with this plant the Ohio station offers the following saggestions as the method of culture: Select loose soil, preferably sandy, lying above a gravelly or porous sub-soil, with, if possible, a subterranean"water supply. The soil cqndttiQns wigh, arefrnad iu will mate mue uinerence wnicn one is fed, bat if both are handy, put them in. j Also, give as much good clover hay as will be eaten up clean, and as many pounds of mnngoids and turnips per day per sheep as it eats of clover hay. The drinking water must be abii'jd int clean and always acces sible. On the side of the pen, slat up a small place so that the lambs can retire to a separate trough, where 'some N corn meal "and bran should be placed every morning, j lf any remains uneaten, the trough should be cleaned and fresh material put in. It will often pay to buy some sugar and sprinkle over; this lamb ration. It will induce them to go to eating early and it will tend to make them eat more of it, thareby making up for any lack ol nourishment from their mothers, Thic is all written with supposition thai these are early lambs which it is de sired to force as Bixrx or Ohio. Citt ofTolxdo, 1 Lccas Cocktv. . . 1 . . FaAzrc J. Cncszv makes oath that he is tbt senior partner nf the firm o( F. J. Cnxxar A Co doing business la the City ot Toledo, County and State aforAld, and that aald firra will par the turn of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and erery cim of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the oe of il AXts Catakiui Curx. ' Faajta J. Cnaxrr. fcworn to toforetne and enbecribed ta ray presence, this 6th day cf December. A. D. , A. "NY, Utxuosc, Tir.l Kottrv PubUe. Hair Catarrh Care U tak en lateraall r and acta directly on tbe blood and muoou aurfaces ot the lystem. Fend for tettlmontala. free. F.J. Cnt9ir A Co Toledo. O. , PTBold by DruggUta, I&s. A Good Dot la Worth looking After. If yon own a dog and think anything' of him, yon should be able to treat him lnteulgentlr when 111 and understand him surndently to detect symptoms of lllne. The d doctor book written by fl. Clay Qlorer. D. . 8.. spe. clallst In canine dUeasee to the principal ken nel club, will furnish this information, it is a cloth bound, handsomely Ilia ur a td book, and will be lent postpaid by the Bonk Publish Inu House. 134 Leonard bU K. Y. City, oa receipt of o eta, la postage stamps. br Dr. Kmra OaaaT days Marrelous cur-. Treatise and 12.00 trial bot- l r J 4J ;:r. CharW A-tiln Ilviw, th ?a &ou a-lrfctWsjf wr r, $irixltj cf cllsa! alrr.i:iU. Hebsjist t2-t;rls aal ba a hUt of aaa! j-tisf. the laxrt l ertry cre!lcla aVt;t which t U ajlM to WT.te, rcfi'i-X 19 aircnlMfesvau for cill::- wtJeh he caenct laior. HMycf rJjacJ TaiV.: "I hal the tifcU n4 went thr?ch U fr3 iht Sroua4 p I tozi that vrrrf ec of the lzzrvl'.'- wa rt la Ur ios jnsrvM", aa4 wa rJ forthp--rtrtItr!l. lhartaa rsuch cca21a la rJ;sJTatk! as I bare la aajthlr I rtr ahout. X take th-a cyf wha X hare ea:-a a little too esoch cr feJ tauaorsyc:joo! haJ-he cosJcoa, aal X Cal ti-o quicker to act than any tslicia I r took. 1 ksow svoset-jte wh thick thry faal 'tosay alcx without theau JI) wlU w-ct 19 call ca day ca toce fr.al h hal k&ovn alvaya, Eh fa-aai lhy swore ht IU ;tai Tatu.a Thy & 1 not kaw that she karw aarc about tha cr that X tvl wr.:t aaythis Ur th-ca. Uytheway.tl ywi swallaw thrj 1 rjry, doa't asjlhiir la tse ndh, Swallow theca thickly at! ya ar all rU-J Yoa ran f thHr a,rtia la the fiva:h ai;ot ls..ilx:y; a nrj ploamct KtsjAilcn." n:aaaTaW ui! If rXa ? YERHQHT MAPLE SYEU?:rr UrlUM'- . . a. wiaai. .twrta. a. WFHAVF wo AGENTS 1 I - ""J a aj tVmt e-a t i-t, Mftt I aua tataraaaMk. tari-- f " ? rur ,J rx ojCA . kin-fl - ZTt airs, v.a-a. x5 W. IL.1 B-4T7. uss&rr trruf a ra lltl ta D.aart. Us. - FITS stoTroed free dt I Kkrtb RuroRza. No fits after first da sus. tie free. Dr. Kline. 101 Arch U Phils-, Pa. Mrs. Wlnalowa Soothlnsr Hyrup for chlldrea teethlntr, softens the tram, reduces 1 anamina tion, allays pain, curee wind colic. 25c a bot Us The Public Awards the Palm to Hale! Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs. Pike's Toothacire Drops Cure In one minute. I could not get along without P1os Curt for Consumption. It always curt. Mrs. E.C. M octroy. Iseedham. Maaa Oct. S. liH Read Ad. of TL F. Mead & Co., Spokane, Wash. What's your husband's work? Docs he have to do anything as hard as your washincr and scrubbing? It can't be, What can a man do that's as hard, for most t men, as tn:s constant nouso drudgery is, for most women? If he has any sympathy for you, tell him to get you some Pcarline. Sympathy is all very well, but it's Pcarline, not sympathy, that you want for washing and cleaning. Nothing else that's safe to use will save you so much down right hard work at the washtub or about the houscv It saves money, too saves tne ruinous wear on ciomcs anu pouii from needless rubbing. 11 fl Fair Faco Uay Provo a Foul Bargain." Uarry a Plain Girl if Sho Ui ISRS Six Weeks Without ITtter. An incident that ahows the wonder fnl power that cheep posaeaa of liring for a long time without water is re- rapidly as possible I ported from Inverne&shire, Scotland. F for the early lamb market. Lambt for the" fall being forced rapidly when but a few weeKs old. American ARricnlturist About seven weeks aco three sheen market are injured bv I a -r. - I paea, nxueruer. x.Texy euor was made to nnd them, but without suc cess. A. few days ago, however, a barley stack was taken down, and the missing animals were discovered im prisoned in the wooden framework in the center. They had subsisted for more than six weeks on barley alone. One has since died. j Tried. Mrs. Hector I kuow what kind ol a temper you've got. : Mr. Hector I don't d r lt it ALABASTI N E;$ IT .WON'T RUB OFF. VTall Panrr 1 t"nan1tarT. ICAI-HOItX I. IH TKni'OUAUY, llOTH, 111 llH OF" 1U MC.lLl !. tar. rrrs-s-rc I art! art-? Ij sr-a-rc Cl -lilf. Far Mali by Paint Dealrra T. try m ferrr. ALABASTIIIE. t t - . tirMwoBT Pain l leaJrr I. rrj a fcrr. O T lM1CTanTSm Uflf anaa,.9.. . , ... i ((arUMimk.rl PPPP -f 2 t'i, al A'.Hm V 'ilaraafcar. F-abT -Jtmr IllLL Snaf !f Tt aI l't ! a f T;f . g W bm ra lna.- A I A I1.1TI .V K- C'O. rma 4 Rap 1 4 a. Tl lr . V "7
Bertie Ledger-Advance (Windsor, N.C.)
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