LUJJIUU1
the r. .:':! :t t:is:f.
C;I;,ii;, wiii.'h is s i.iueh u --.- I for
.tirl:il p:, ,-.. s. ; 'il. .--v'so xt.-nsive-!ti!Kml
in tho composition of avni"h.
I'ic'ci.i'ili in thai of Copal. It the
H-:u!iitr product of a ;i "'i.- ; of laurel
(Cooes rn, ,,. .Wvf.tj, a tree growing in ;
China. Japan. uii'I several parts of India, i
The leaves of this plant stand nion a
slender footstalk, and have an entire un
lUluatc I margin limntrg out intoa point.
Th. ;r upper surface is of a lively and
-Lining green: tin under part is of a
ll.tv.7-r T.-t n, and of a silky appear- ;
:,..... a i-w lateral nerves curve toward-,
tl:-' mar - in fi-eqimnflv- terminat
ir. ' i:i .-mail warts or excrescences a
i :r--i'!i-;:n-'f ;".('Tiliar to this species of
'.ii !. i. The ('.'tstalks of the t'owers do
not !'r. :): forth f.i'.til the tree has attain
. ii i -M :mo' j age and size. Tlie tlow- ;
a":k. ;-.r- sieiv'.er, and branch at the
too. dividing into very short stems,
t a.-h V!pH-rt ing a single (lower. This
i ; v.hite. and i'i-ceeile I by a shining
purple t-rry of the size of a pt a. It is :
cn.'. oi a s:. Kill kermd im lo::ed in a '
.- .': puii.v substance-hash, g the aroma :
of eloy.-. and camphor, "lie bark of:
th" sU.ii or i In; ue is outwardly some- .
v.h.t rough : but on Urn inner surface :
it is sm.voth and mucous, and therefore j
n.di'.y : paratcd from the woe id, which .
i drv"aud" of a while color. Some trav- ,
th n.iiiui that old tnes contain cam- ;
piit.,- so abunda-.dly that on splitting the
trunk ;'. Is found in the torn: of large ;
tears. s- pure as not to require rectitiea
ti in. Th' usual nietliod, however, of
ohiaimng this substance in from the :
i , ,!-.. pice-.- of -Ahich are put into an 1
ii- a v s el furnished with a capital, or !
i i! ;-- ii. , id: this upper part is intcmal-Iy
.ill d i oir.h f rice straw: the
i s are bitted, and the distillation :
)-,. ! upoa. a l!i. application of
he l t h" i hor su Mimes an d attaches i
'. -.- 'f to t !,. . traw within the head. The
1 m; : h -"i i:y ; he -n't -stance thus obtain- ;
ii ., mix ing i.uui-e of (oiieklime with :
e. V p -ire 1 el tie: I'd 11) pll: 1 and Sli'j-
j. it ! .-. vml sublitaatiou in
lar-'o i.' vessels.
'.ii.'iplen- is v.ell known as a hite fri- i
:.!.! :', t.i!i"--. ha ing a. peculiar aroni- j
aMe ..!! ;e,ei a .-.rng tat.. Some j
chi is ., .id'-r i' as a concrete vee- i
tee!,- nil. i; ne l'Se.t :; t e'iipeivJ lire of
j-- . i.tid b:-i!s at ! "" I'ahn i.hcit. Its
t ; i :t L'r t vit v is le-s t han that of wa t-
s -. It is v: ry ::.!! amui able. buniuiLT
v. it': :: v. I ; t ilatia and smoke, and
h-ivin : no r- i In". Alcohol, ether ami '
oil.; -!e it. Th" only indication
v,!e ! jt. appears that wa'tr acts
U!'"o camph-ir is tied of ;wipiirin. its:
. ue !'. : ir is -aid, however, that a spau-i-'i
.-ur-a-oii lias eft'ectcd the solution in :
wat-fl" ni.-ans of arihiiiie acid, t.'am- :
;',. ,, h 1,. '.eein- il as it floats on the
u i'..'-c of '";oer. It is not altered by
1-;- e.p '-me to at m j.!i -rie aii, hut it
i- 'i ti no I v vi'hil i: t hat if in warm
.,;lei d is pi ace. I in an open ves-el it
e pei .P. es . nil', e!y. It dissolve- in '
;.! ojm-I. and like the re-in-. is iuiihedi- .
at- :.. preeipaii-d a'ai!i by the ftddition f.f
Wat- r.
a.'.aple'r has l,e:i iou.id to exist ii: .
i.u.icro.is pliat-. wdui.ee it may be oh- '
b.iaed by !i-liila.ti..i;. Neuman and
oti'"i- lie u-.i-.-S (tiaettd it Horn the!
roots !' ei-nvry, t'i r.v. -a-.-e. t':e inula
b.eteniiuu. th' : O . e 1 1 1 e 1 : ' ' . tl'.o pasoue lljw
er. .ue t .-.ee- e! !e rv. yciai-!- s. K prri-ne-
ii...; '..k n t!.:;'. t ii-- p! nds whence ',
it is .-.tra'-r. .1 a-f- rd a nua h Ieruer
iU';!;t it V of e.ia.pie 1 wiali the -.lp has
bt;i sa lot el t ) , ' to the concrete
St a'" ! :'.! si Ui-.aii: -. ir itl.lf- !
T.::s -a:.-! atioe was very early know n
to lic ' I.i -l' v.l U tt !';, ; i: r.i.-i MilrodliC-
i l in..' K-trope oy the Arabians, but
Mas ife! v iniviimvn to the ancient '
lav k and lion; -is. 77- L.,r. ,
-I" iv"s i i.;,,n. -.ry or ( heieitry.
A nee!- am: Win !.:' M!-: i i ai:y k.-r
!)e.S:-..- .kS .hoi di'ilik h:l'.o ha'p-
i' !.-; ! i-n 0 ;: ven tr-ua the harvi ,-t
:. :os. '!. :. !uv - boon vaiv-us drh.k 1 e-
: i ..- it-r -ne t it u'e !. bat e--ars !s any
of i:e!-i !.";!.' r tuiiy the c ndit ions :
.-. !!-':'. i- r in t a May of a w i:o'e-omo '
! . v. Water, v. n in ail
i:- p:;r:i. s i..;t . - em t pe. mdi the
tei.-t ;.: d -tin :! ;!e ),. 1-o.iy, as it pro
t.ecs tel e '..).,' ; r-piiat ion ai.d pa-s-
t I l-.-l :li 1 pore C.'.U o,l la.e p.:.;,;!:s
tni- n.l. - 'o'.uee r, ie tviiu tie' -sKni
e ;ii-:a ' :! an ! weak ; besides, a drii.l.
' 1 v. a'.cr. ". !: a '.li l inur i.uder a '
e'-' 1 of ':. el. i-, d.inio-roiis. - n :
at :i- - 1 r. a:,-,, ,'i.-ath. Ie:!
ti'in V : :': and ei-.-",, here a think
is p. pet .: ! . Liixiu.',' . ,;! meal uth v ai
ir. 'u tk ; r poi : ion of thr.-e or fo ar
on ;; s i i ;. ..-at;., ;l of x :i y. 'i'iiis is
b.'-ed not oeiy to sati.-fy tie- thir-t bet-
t i -a 'a;.;'. i.u w hi : i tempc red :
M .". k ' o. other aetd. but to pro- ,
dee a ' 1. ':..:.,;! str-au! '.: oi body. Oat-n:-
o j -..-. s a p'-ctiliar aroma and
: s a (iy ;cie stinuiiant to,
:'rn . ol the . kin as to eaue th'
' t.e II ee-i of t iie 1 : i . 1 1 d . Mt n ,
"! a.,--,', i i :. a .: ; i ie - pi.ei t .f t la- i id ell-;- '
e ; a .. leueh i .auhn ti .1 u ith it. and
b i . - : y i ee! ,a j-. IP n.v it is in ,
' ? -.. - . i e ' . i p. s and d ink."" pos
- - -in - o . ir: n x and t it h eat any !
da-t u-.v. 1 1.. I ma- is I.e.!.' to ui.e it a
in ." : a.ei -.e sk.i.l b i.o.'.d if el the ne!
? hi' - .1 l ' ; J sUa-.titli: tiie oat-
:;:e.ii end v: tt.-r v, ill laake ;vp..it as to .
tii- 1. -ad-. --' o .'. ; ,..''... i ,.
Ti: .: !'.: i l'i-:i 11 i t -.- t n t he
in en':!" o-i iid...MJ 1 a vn.g ' !: an pare
y !. ;:.;:,.. . h.-i ; dr.iii: eff the '
'.."." .'. : n ! ...'.. r v, i:h a chain to'."l to
'i . !"ii.-:. th mi .S. I oil i "iir (n,l;is'i 1
1 id d a. ; :i ; :o. : , v :,.; s. car. iuily '
: liinr r --v h. ae- aiei 1;:!U). Mash
! :' P'.t.ooi . . h- . i. p e;r in a little !
v- ''I': n . ' !. ,. e! a ail lump of 1.;;!!. r : 1
1 ... ...:. p. ta'o-., ! ::! th.-v ;.re as '
ii.": ' a ' d 1 1; a ,,::. w i! h vonr Ii !i.
: a ! " -h-'g- r th-.r. ;ji.y. A '
-i'i '.'1 1 i'V .ei o.i, ( .ppe 1 v ry ii;,". .
nrx.d t'u-..e :.. eives a I'.ivor which'
.: :ny. i- im iil.c : no p.-rp.-r ! -g:r.
'i 1 'adv. I"'' int.. :-U' i!i eal.es ii;;It-
1 " an I fry : o a ih li.-a'.e l.ri.wn. 'i'iee par
l . ai! i r ar; : s ; o . ve m: r p. .t.ato s e, j; e '
-di :'h the Ti.iih and lis.u with no'
! he en.ai a .-; lump.
A ';: n-1: ; ,,r t he hio '-
t h in'.- s t h it !.- leaui n o h ei.-vi r is '
the 1- . n ; v o ( alt ivaU' h.-eause j(
- . f hi ;.; r : v t:i than any of !-. r 'r in. Is '
an-! n. is.-s i.aeo manure. It can he .
I a !i.,.d i.i ti. t: st.ne nniil dune, and
" !' 'a i-n' we. i i;,.-l.-r for W heat the ,
e'''"n' i ;i d to a far greater ex- !
t o; ;,;!-:: h a ; h sua 1' el over 'S grow n. ',
V.' U ! e e. .Jee' OA'eit it t C go '
to -.-.: y.- ..'.;., ...! s:tv '.r.e is from !
t " '"-e v -. .aiae-l ;.t 'ive do'iars per
h'o'e 1. Y. p , . :: e j . o)'( h ahoul '
What it . o-,s to r:, a ad ,;. -h th-.-'-vd.
T.ri vat:. i ' !.': .s!a-:.u ii.Hiinl
a" o.i r Mi! i la a s ; a cm ; i isp. ,-t . e - ;
cej-t tii-1 I he hay it r.ia';e; is of an in- '
fta-i-T .p.aitty. Th:. ho-.rver, ma;, be
x ciy r.aj -; i.iiit c- n -a'- rat ion.
1; a 1 w 1: 1 !'.nr.:.. says an da- ;
t'i la-iye ::'. ; :,ehnf. cea'he mad.' .,
I ol e . . s ; I . .K e t '.'. . . i .; t I , , fr-'.is ,.f son - '.
ni.!--. aad 1 1 , : J- laie!; le at ii uir to
'ol! e ,i '.ve. -I a. hint as s'ilf as:
" o.i 1 ..a . . .: : ; ..v 1 r is a sjn.-ei. Add
.bet- oa tie'. ;:;"nl oi 'iieraf.js.
1' ! :n . !':: u d; h 1 r g. 111 pan in a
in: l.i'inj- 1 . .- :,. It is j.,,t or
rib'.' nae.i-l i.v.'i'. Ir oa :: . .-tea a - ;
" 1 or ill".-, fed ;o,,l wanned h) the oven. 1
it ta'e s lii" j !.i-'e of all ea il-lie e,i!i,-s. :
and i - th vi iy best of la-. 1 I. ;
l f ; i . 1 1 n . i t : r o.f branch.-'s the
.- eei'.I j . ; i eos" to l!l" trunk. :
tl,,V i." 'be.' strjuip-i -ha!l dis.;!ii;re t!
t.-t : . i- that tie: bar!-: may re;
ITO". I'I.
a.
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y"Wn YOB DO IT ! "
&
Don't part with your money until you
know the truth. Interested parties are
spreading the reports that MR. JOHN
WANAMAKER is not interested in the
old and famous OAK HALL Clothing
business and does not personally direct
its affairs.
Nothing could be more Untrue!
Mr. JOHN WANAMAKER has pre
cisely the same relations to Oak Hall as
in the past.
WANAMAKER & BROWN is what
it has been ever since Mr. Brown died, 12
years ago.
Mr. JOHN WANAMAKER per
sonally watches over the faithful prepa
ration of the stock of MEN'S AND
BOYS' CLOTHING, and the conducting
of the store. Nothing is allowed to pass
his eye that is not straightforward and
true to the interest of those who have
A
patronized the house for 19 years and
depend on its reliability.
From all appearances the year i83o is to be
the largest in sales ever known.
The READYMADE Department is Better Stocked!
The BOYS' Department is Better Stocked ! !
The CUSTOM Department is Better Stocked!!!
The SHIRT Department is Better Stocked!!!!
All this will be apparent on FIRST -SIGHT !
Please call whenever you can and lock through
this BEEHIVE of a Building, so busy with its
'lundreds of Workpeople and Customers. Do
tot forget that Clothing of the W. & B. make
will stand better service than any other that can
be got and that it docs
m nr Vi1! n
UliiCi IticirCi.
Vfl 15 I -ill n Sf ST
MM
I 5 K li
S C S 1
OAK HALL,
SiXTH
THE U.'.RCITST CkGTHINC HOUSE IN AMlRICA.
PHILADELPHIA.
STILL LATER AND BETTER !
XKW SI'IviXC GOODS
in ;k;.i i'hori'sio.v at
J.KEI1J
e '; ' ( t"
. ' ,'. s e -;'': ee-'
'' '"- f.idci .7. . I
'., -,. ,"?. .ritt,
AT JJRICES SO LOW
in at a OA; c.i.v on dam
, r ,,.,.) , ,.,.,,,
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, ROTIOHS, HtTS, CAPS,
Bools, Shoes, Groceres Hardware, Tinware,
Qneenswara. Glassware, ffootore, Cliars, Teiacco: Camisi Goeos, k., k
ANo. I-I.'.q It. OltN Ml". A I.. 11 sI. s. l.T !,-. the i.a-li.-l e.n.l 1 .arret. I Kt " X I LS
CLASS. IT T I'V. Iiltrlll, P.I.'OOMS. tV... I leive liUewiM' iiihlerl to ley st.).'k
BEST AM) QI ICKEST lil TTEIt-VKUDl CIXf; ( III KN EVER INVENTED.
'" A l ir-rf n -Tn-" ..' nil? ini'?- n.,."iln',. t!.- pnl:iri'innt ! lay ft..r. r.un aim the ero.--t
i .- a in :. a !itfnil wirr iin l still ley pa'nMi.-htnnt i lite r: 1 1 v or-.w.'lo. v.-ii !i i-li.itc? ncls anil
i it -"eK.T alt.-r 1 :t r.-'. -ii.-. Mill l-i-n it ih-lrnii-ni'-l to n ' - m nu i ;it c Mil v h . tin., .oel pool,i 1 y
m tri.-rei f r -.th I Ins p-.iiie ry. t- w h.eii t !u liiirlieM j r;.-- m 1 ru lr wj , j t .:i i.i f. .r 1 1 kiie! .. .r.fnii.".
I te'.v" ihr ihii . i j ii i:.y l'ir"" i.e. I . -m "1 i""i" l l I"' !'r 'hp tr.-r n"C of 1 1 rti. inv wi."h to lint nii
t!..:.r ?t..?K. 1 h.in:j;'ul n.r 'a?l :.!vr- Kil l li' l "!" mv.iii fuo-r eiios Ir'an.i:;i a 'cvit.
ftiuli Slrrrt. Jit.eil.iiri:, Tfarrli. IvhO.
pi b C-B ?i b o (EurnraF4 x- tiitfiAi
Jii anuria v
ti--.E;' - 4i S It.
sv i'. i-ii
TOslFI vr.T V ITIt T!l.r -1 rri-'..". nlr. o - I . "-,1! -- k:f th r"r. r,1 M.,.
imih I'Mii.K, uof ini.a s i k -in i:im; Ti AM.f.Mar eh rt,i r--i.,r.'. of rowor.
T'nao 1-v. .-e-'r i"mr. I i-1 r.n;v .-.e.--'.v i.'.'-nii I :i o:h-r seam K.-w.T eu'', ai. 1 Si-an. I'..ivpt
t -:. . , u- a'.r Fjili'ir-.nf ;ina'ftri '. 1 J l,.ii.. ..-w.i ; a'o t . V. lir.ro--.-(.4 M.,.:iui H'-r-r rr.. ...
e2 ror, nf 1'rtnnrrou, nnA f .mrlnaoita !tut-o. hi ...i, honr. n tthoul cl.ang.- ol nam. i,--aii.n. or tuun-
irr,: , f.. r.i. i. . a 'I',:i :.r a:i : . f"f p-.l, a'i-1 h.iiora'.i? A ai.Q.
XllTintll T!- ""' ' Oil nr.j ml o.-i-u'arl . r of
tLlili I lljf. 1 Ml fnt.T'l M,o,in-r. hv n l!i-
. H.-',ii-.ie. h-.T-. -ioti.o-.k-r. .r-n". I'M iM-
I. r i:' 1 ar. 1 ra:iB off Icf. rlor anil mouffrrl iroi:aiijns .f .
BE MOT DECEIVED
r ' n T-tnr-ml fn1 w--.r,hv ma'-'iiT.-: r. If Vit
" " ff t I he "Olf K.I NAL" (ind the "t-KM INF.-
"v1 M.- . .
tw t : r i . :r t i ;:.;-. w h 'l da!1 frrr. A 1
11 in rr r-rrtri. n ai ut
,i- y i -
1
11:; & nr. ci.inton srr.Kix .ioiinstown.
U.W.US it
j Dry a 11c I I3i6s Goods,
NUTIOIMS, MILLINERY, CARPETS, ETC.,
to be found in Cambria or adjoining rountie. I-?" Forget not thf street and tii'inlers
and fail not to call. bii- ami be Imppv.
i- a . fa - f ' ' jaT C ll U-M
perfected s B U X X E R COLOR i
Mr.. i?r ie lev.
ATTOnVFT-AT-MW,
VLllievi, FA.
?i.'i!:S.'.-u:a-!' o-re, trrtr r, '''! joe
t ---. r. 7. ..'.!
not cost any more (if as
i a muz en.
AND MARKET STREETS,
' -.. !',.; I'n -a'., e ,'..- ,, ..,(. f
e- eo - f -';.;,.. o ( ,(,'; ( ee .''' e f I ' ' f:
if'i - ,!, 1,-1 .saj., '.)', J. is f,-i, ,.s
a i.L Ki xit oy iuKt'Hs
- : :mi ; '; with him.
.,'.(
Threshing Machinery and Portable
and Traction Engines.
THE AT AXDAUI ot rx--r;irac- througtmt (e Cr-iV.
Kf-r-t ' -M.
MT Ill-ftf" t Omln irln:, T!m; Pktlni, r.r't'l
fUnM I: nn4 T--S Wk.
IMIIMrillUll K In V""''' t Vv.rll. Wmi-i
of I'.-xrl-.. V orkfI.ii,ltin, E!'jint Kiniefa. in-1
Jtr.ivy r' M I- !
?:l t! i.i IT f-r f-T"y it.i.Wrtr work In nil VvU of
Cran, ai.-l i i.-r-i"f kli".n . th.' f-.'u 'i -.--, ,fl Tun-hwT
in i ST. TimC-.. . ( i-.r.-r. i: t nil o. h.-r -'. ...
' ' Xit if "t
tTF!
rrr
jtg". J--J ..-.wr.
M SSI !
wr. tiik
'"P W. DICK.. Vttornf.t-at Law, Eb-
F.ncn'hnrr. P. f tfflrs In front rwm of T.
.1. I.tovis nrw I UiMicfr. ifDtre ftr-. AM man
ia.r it )-iral lu?U)"i a!?D'led to FS'Of irt-irltj-,
..: r&t'csii'-f.s arperiafty. 10-li-U.
J?z. i a5 fy-t u s. ds 1
6 1
'V
i
ITLTIVAT1NW FISH.
REKixTK or Tiir. sr.w iiak hixw
PRorrss,
t A TlflTTOTHKCARP POSnS KIMS HIHTOK
I ICAL FACT!" AHOUT THE CARP FAM-
' ItT EQUAM7.INO SALT AND
1 FKEf-H WATER FISH.
Ever since the appointment, in 171, '
of Trof. Spencer F. Baird as connuis- 1
siouerof fish and fisheries, "fish culture"" '
in the United states has been a matter :
of prowinji interest and imtaovtance.
The fish commission bejan by makintr
inquiry into the tlecrea.se of the food j
fishes of this country, and its constant
labor for the past two years lias been the j
propagation of food fishes in the waters j
of the I nited States. Shad and salmon. !
instead of being left to wander at their i
own sweet will through certain exclu- i
sive livers, travel about the United !
' States by express at the public expanse, I
and tire systematically colonized in all ;
waters where they can be successfully .
; propagated. They go by steamer to the ;
! four quarters of the earth, and the an- j
i nnal reports of the commissioner are '
enlivened by graphic accounts of how 1
: 10,(hhi salmon ova were "planted" in the j
, southern rivers of N'ew Zealand, far- .
; ried to that country by mail steamer, j
; the salmon eggs make a triumphal pro- I
: press inland, packed in manufactured j
ice. resting on elastic cushions of tropi- I
cal fern and shaded by clusters of the j
' same. The "new era,'" as Prof, jiairrf i
: calls the ieriod since the steam-hatching
process ha.s lrt'rn in use, is productive of j
marvelous results. .Not only have the j
; fresh and salt waters been reiveopled by
! the native fish, which were rapidly dis- j
; appearing, but valuable food lish have ;
i been imported, naturalized andaeelima-
i ted in American waters. Among the j
i most interesting of these strangers with
' in the gates is the carp, which was first j
brought to this country about three j
! years ago and has since been extensive- '
i ly propagated. It makes its headquar
ters here at the Capital, occupying the
carp ponds near the Washington tnonu- ;
i ment grounds, and there, a few days j
1 ago. a reporter found the carp in to ;
1 calls, and absorbed considerable infor- '
matiou in regard to the haunts, habits '
; and moral character of this new citizen.
; The carp ponds are bounded on the
; north by the While lot and the White :
, House grounds and on the south by the
river, and when some immense carp, in ;
sheer ecstasy of well being, leaps up for
; one shining minute into the sunshine.
, he sees the new State Department and .
the Treasury, the somhre tower of the
Smithsonian and the more sensational
; rotunda of the new national museum. 1
i And in the water, or out of the water,
' he is always aware of the Washington ;
' monument. The carp ponds are two in ;
number, and they vary in size from the j
i hatching pond, which is oflx'!1 feet, to '
' the great south pond, which covers three
1 acres and contains ;,( hh large fish,
'they are pretty ponds, regularly laid
out, with water plants and an occasional
, tree growing in theim. and full to the
solid, urassy brim of the warm, shallow,
t '.oiuly water thai the carp particularly
likes. A rustic gate f'pens the grounds
to the hatching ponds. n the island
; in the centre, which is approached bv a
, rustic bridge and a walk limit like the
levee, are two tiny picturesque little
I houses, in one ot which the eggs aie
hatched by steam. In the other the
' :-l n poifer found Ir. Ilessel, who ha.s
charge of the ponds, and r. ho, like the
critic with the whita owl. has made the
carp his study for years. jr. Ihsscl is
i at work on a diagram of the ponds,
beautifully iinbhed in color, which is
going to the r.erlin lish exhibition next
April, lie takes a little dip-net and
goes out to do the honors of the carp
ponds. A dip into tic water brings up
not hing bur bull-frogs green and salid,
and exiaeiliugly uninteresting. He
dips a great many times with the same
result. At ia-t the net brings up a sin
gle, shiuinc carp a liitle glittering
creature about an inch and a half long,
, with symptoms of black scales along the
upper part of the lack, and a warm
gold low down mi t lie sides. This is t he
hatching pom!. This lish was hatched
in October; in 'his pond are several
thousand just like him.
The carp has a family record. It is
one of the most ancient and dignified of
fishes and came nrigimdiv fr mi Vntr.il
Asia, and was brought to I in r. . .e cen
turies ago. In liohemiu. Au-tiia and
ieruianv il ha.s been domesticated, and
in Austria especially, where nre the
1 most extensive carp fisheries in Kurope.
its culture can be traced as far back as
: "'' yejir l-'J.. The carp ha.s had roval
: jiatronage. The Kmperor ;!mrles I .
of fo rmally granted special privi'eges to
; c u p ponds. The Lords of Hoseiiberg
buiit ciiriiponds that an; stiil the admira-
. tiou if visitors, though the race of Uo-s-'
nbergs hits long since passed tiwav.
Indeed, the carp has no reason to com
plain of its reception in l"au-oo. The
monks are great ly interested in it, ami
enliven their monotonous lives bv culti
vating it in ponds. It is a grateful lish.
' gives little t rouble, and rewards the
owner of the pond by increasing in a
sort of geometrical progression which is
' very pro.'itable. It is a pretty lish. well
proportioned, with "might, decided tints
: of olive, brown ami whitish-yellow or
orange. Xot a lish of prey, in consider
ation of the fact that iu p!.;e.- of the us
i "ii tcetii in the mouth it ha.s three, rows
of stout teeth in the throat. In the o!i-
unite of t 'enlial Kurope it has a habit of
; sleeping through the cold sensor., like a
bear. When 1'isees gets ready to paro
, dy I'rsa Major in this respect, a croup
of carp numbering iifty or a hundred
. make a cavity in the muddv ground,
i which Is tallied a "kettle." Then they
. literally put their heads togt ther, and
huddled in circles with their heads in
! the mud and the posterior part of the
j body raised and held immovablv, they
, pass the Winter eating nothing anil
! scarcely breathing. They take no food
i at all from October to "March, and in
some cold climates even later than that.
, The carp 'Iocs all its grow ing in warm
weather. May, June, July ami August. :
, It is an indolent tish, liking best stag
j nant or slowly running water, and it
likes the water muddy, with aipiatic
i plants, around the roots o( which it
, nestles. It is not very particular about
( ibs food, all being gi isi apparently that
, comes to its mill tlesh, vegetables, in-
sects, larva-, Indian meal, rye, flour, of
! fal-anything, in short, that man or na
ture sees tit to bestow oa it the caip
. eats, asking no quest ions for conscience"
; sake. It has bea n known to grow to an
immense size. It increases in length
only up to a certain age, but it will in
crease in circumference up to its thirtv
liflh year. Ir, the old times the monks
raised carp all along the Iteautiful blue
Hanube. There were giants in those
das, and when an unusually large carp
was eau-ht, they thought' the event
quite worthy to In- entered in theehroa
icles of the monastery. So we read of
the fvveiity-cight pounder which was
captured on Ascension dav, lsju. And
during the Crimean war, a I'n nch o ni
cer shot a carp in the Iianube which
i't ighcii sixi-seven pounds, one of the
scales, w hich w as in Dr. J b ssel's pos
session having a diameter of two and a
half inches, and by the testimony of
those same sea.les it was at k-jist t wentv
four years old. The norma! weight of
the carp, however, is on an average of
from three to three and three-fourth
pounds : a lish that has lived two Sum
mers will weigh two and three-fourths
or three and oiie-foutth poiftuls the vear
. ' ! . .: 't -1 . . . . . ....
, i miom nig. ine - ttokien tile ' carp,
i wliich comes from the illack sea and
i h is one pond to itself here, at the end
: of twoyearsweighsthrccor four iounds.
: In the Janube it grows to Un. On the
! whol... it is rather an uneventful life
; that the carp leads in the Government
; ponds. It is no carcfub'v sheltered and
its C7!?mic3 so htit at "My that . Las
absolutely no fxeitetnenls in li?e. In !
the native state it would have to look
out for apiatic birds, water-snakes and j
musk-rats, cranes and otters, and its ,
hereditary enemy, the snai'pincr-turtle. i
The snappinp-turtle has ln-en known to :
clear a pond of fish and then, led by its 1
sense of smell, to follow them up hill
and against ths stream. I.iit with the
watchful care and the wire screens that j
guard the out lets to the Goverment pond, ,
no carp would have any trouble in pet- .
ting his life, insured. It takes eight or
ten days to hatch the eggs, which are ;
placed on slides of glass in water and 1
kept in a temiK-rat nre of sir- or !i-.
The young tish are then put into the
the hatching iond before mentioned.- '
"When they are to be removed to another i
jxmd, the outlet to the jmuhI is unlocked j
with an iron ''key,'" a wire scrcm i
placed over it so that the fish cannot j
escape, and the water gradually drained. ;
The young are fed while in the hatch- i
ing IHiiHts. When put into the larger,
ponds they lake care of themselves. j
The carp in the south pond weigh from j
one to t wr. pounds. In the second pond ;
are J.Ki.fHK) fish. There are three dis- .
tiuct species, the scale carp, with reiru- ;
lar, concentrically arranged scales; the 1
minor carp, so called on account of the ;
very large seah-s, which run along the ;
sides of the body in three or four rows, I
the rest of the I tod 3' being bare, and the ;
leather carp, which has on the back only
a few scales, or none at all, and has a
thick, soft skin, which is like velvet to .
the touch. It will live in salt water as
well as fresh, and in the Ulack sea olden
attains a weight of lift ecu or twenty
pounds.
It is a good deal of a cosmopolite, the '
carp. It haunts ail the smaller and 1
larger rivers of Enroie. and likes also
the Sw iss lakes. Of the true carp pisci- '
culturists have nothing but praise to ;
speak, but something, as the result of a ;
inri-'i.llirviiri in the carp family, there re
sult such hybrids as the ( '-triis koH'trii,
a poor and bony tish, know n in Germany
as'-the poor man's lish.'" In Kurope,
where no carp culture hits been reduced i
to a science, the same field is used alter
nately for a carp pond and for the rais
ing of grain, and, as a consequence, i
timing the carp years the lish find the
ground full of favorite, food.
Let no fne mistake the carp for the
buffalo fish. There is a strong resent- '
blance, but to confound them is to do
great injust ice to those superior quali
ties which have induced the lish com
mission to introduce the carp into th' !
I "iiited States. The lish are sent out
from these ponds twice a year. They
are sent South during the Winter : in ;
April they are sent North, the smallest
sent away ltcing from two to seven inch
es. Five loin.ii-ed thousand little fish '
will lie hatched out this coming Sum
mer. A 113-one who has a suitable place
to put them can get them on application ,
to the fish commissioner. And all the
.voting man has to do who has gone
West to grow up with the country, and
is fired by an ambition to have a carp1
pond, is to come down to the ttain with
a bucket of water some line day and get :
hii carp. It will settle down as con
tentedly in soiiie Western pond without
a liana- as though its ancestors had never
swam down the castled Khine or flouted '
in the blue waters of Asia ic seas. I'
is one of the attractive and interesting
1 feat Civs of the city, tlesi- carp ponds.
The grounds are so pleasant and well
kept. The Soiid sod slopes so grecnl.v
down to the watt r. and in these early '
pring days one would rather sit on the
grass in t he sniihine t ban to breathe t he
breath of the galleries ami listen to ( 011
gression ll debate. The sun shines ; the .
warm, cloudy water is l ull of lights and
shadows: th-ie is a dandelion within
reach : the thurs in the water are taking
on new shades of green : now and then
there is the llash of a I'm, and a shy carp
swims away from 3011 a phantom lish.
of whose exact species you are painful!'
uncertain. It '.'', i..i,. l't.t.
How Sum s .una r tiik livi:-. A
Aoiiiig hidy hi re went oneda3' to an ocu
list '.villi a trouble in her eyes that
threatened frightful results, she was
already- in a state w here reading was out :
of question and other entertainment
w as f ast becoming a torment. The ocu
list looked at In r with his proft ssiona!
wisdom, asked her various questions:,
and then suddenly amazed her by ask-:
iur her fo put out her foot. The foot
in its kid boot, with a wicked little high i
heel, was thrust forth. The dct or eyed
il a moment with a solid face. --;o .
heme," I,,, sail, "and take oil those
heels; keep t hein off for a month, and
then come to me again, and we'll
how the eyes are In a month the :
eyes were well, and the young lady
learned by her cierience and a little
w ise talk how near she had come to hav
ing no eyes at all. It serves to Miow
that there is the possibility that with
that instrument of torture constantly at
work iu the center of the fitot, where so
many delicate nerves and tendons lie
that are so intimately connected with
all the other delicate nerves of the body, !
there must presently come disarrange
ment and disease that may work fatal
mischief w ith the health. J!nstm L'tfrr. .
('IIIXKSK TltKA'niKVT OK A X I M A !,S.
They never punish ; hence a mule that
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onlv usoess, but ihii'geious to eveiy one
about it. becomes in the iossession of a
Chinaman as quiet as a Iamb and as
tractable as a dog. We never beheld a
runawa.v, a jibing or a vicious mul or
pony in a Chinaman's employment ; but
found the same rat tling, cheerful pace
luaintaiiK d over heavy or light roads In
means of a fa--r or rlnrk-k, the beast
turning to the right or left, and stopping
with but a hint from the reins. This
treatment is extended to all the animals
lliey press into their service. Often
have I admired the tact exhibited in
getting a large drove of sheep through
narrow, crowded streets and alleys, bv
merely having a little 1103- to lead one of
the quietest of the flock in front ; the
others steadily folloyved, yvithout the aid
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The Only Remedy
illlW AITS AT TH SAlti
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS.
and the KIDNEYS.
77. is combined acfinn pirvs ft irvm
dcrful Yirc r to cure all disco-.
Why Are We Sick?
Iiccnuc ire alkno thce great oraaut
j !' become digged or torpid, arid
; j 'fopmi.i 7i v a. ors arc tJicrefore forrsti j
mro tfit mood that tJtould be erpeied
naiuran.
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M to 4' f"0o.J. i.ayut.!.' at ! r.tli r t explrntion
oi li yr.xr.
4 to 5 l ay:.!'!.- :tt d'-ath or nt rTjiimtl..n
ol 10 vrjw.
WJ to 4- tl , pa., ithl" nt .I. i tii or at cip!ru;lun
of 12 vpHr.
1 .1 I 'l l I 'I .AN.
14 to : S-4'i. pnynhlo .it d.-nlh only.
S4 to 45 J '.""l.
4r) to hh J'JJ-ni.
69 to 64 S'Jdl,
For fitrthpr partlcularf ca'! or tid.'re
H. t. i UXMUIKH.
Arrent t'.r 'iimi.ru County.
Kl.Ti.IurK. Pa.
drM. y. .Mveiis, SfCretHry, trot nvilic. liilo.
BEST IH THE WORLD !
SALERATUS
Which 13 tho Famo thing.
Tmprtrr. Rl-Cavrb 5ml.t or Falcrntai
frhlih idtbnHamolhlag ) Uef.l 1 ifcrit .
ly rlirt y ia- liile color. If mo y n ppear
ivhltr. riamlntH tjr Ifveir, hot n.
twiPARiso. wmi tmnni o.
0S AIJM Anil AMMlill" BRAM)
Ti ill alaow tho dlflVrcnce.
See that yoar fialeratnt ani Balc
Snjr Pocla. i white and Pl'HE. c-a
srioald Tre A I.I. SI.HIL.Ul SUBSTAN
CES ael for food.
nonseVecprs who prefer Vread rr: witli
jrant, -a-ill imreove its quality, makii it nt?
tctt. Tan 1 preventit from aoimnp. It al'lin;
cn..-kait'ttsp.-.nful of I:nr.'h & fo. 'a Po-.la r
P.ilcratas. Ho ?:ir in-l Ti"t n-.f tvi ri 111. Tl.-?
ti" of tliia r:th a-tiir Triiit. in rir'rv r. t
Iiaking P-iT d.-r. iav.-t twenty tmt.- i; r at.
R" oj9Tour..l pa.-'siir' f r raJna'-l- 1 ' rr-.-.a-
tion a-i.l read -irr:uli.
SHOW TK?5 TO YOUR GR3CER.
aT-K.T ".'tie l- N..1 inii-ni-rr. KtM-ii-tMir. 1'a.
-10 YEARS l'.EFOKE THE PUBLIC.
I'nitHiuiu't .l 1 all tt Ik' the uiw-t ri i: -ant
ami KKFirvt tot s rrttu'dy now in uc
for th critE of toi ;u. i ni nf, not r,
hoar-it iic-.s. ti.-klin sci:s.ttitn f.f tho throat,
whoojiinsj ottugli, t-tc. i r. a mii i i" ht-
il.rs oI.I WITHIN THi: I A-T FK'.V YKAUv
It eives rt'ii.-f wherever ucil. ar.il has tho
jiow iT to iinj-ait l'citi lit that t anm.t l e ha. I
fr. iu tho riiii'h i!,ituro now in l;-o. S..J.1
hy all Irntruit' at ci-nt' l'.-r hnttlo.
SKI.I.F.IJS' I. IVF.lt fll.I.S arp.!s(J hizh
lv ri'eetninendo.l ter curinc hvor ooitifilaint
eon-.ti'.'itinii, si, k h"rt.l i.'li.s, foveran l ague,
ami r.ll tli-eases of the sti iii.i. h an.l liver.
Sol.l ty all DriiLrists at J.'. cents j.er 1.
:. Sellers. f Co., nttsbtiry, J't.
i t.-t..iK-r -'4. mro.-iy.
T"A I I'rtlfe. rcfrlun- sloe;., tii n.'.u'i-' : ion of
lic-!i nn.l i'..l..r,nr.' LUiti-.'- :r.t r-i.l n i ti;...ti tti
r- .:ir;itivr r- .--(' nl.i. h it. i .rt -. ii.vlirorant
'I'or.U'iv iriitinir and cnrrl''- tt. .ii.Me--i.it o.-n-oliijiiim.
lii-i'ion Is ro-tor.-d nti I sn-Tciinn- af
I r.i.-.l to padi litr n-tainln ..r-.ni l.vtlio Itit'prs
f tio-li !- in..n.'t.-l . c rv.-n to t lie t-mi'mnc .ilatr'
vpu-.-tu'ilf in toinfo-ition. and tltoronulilv s:ito.
r..r:ilel.y all itniKaist nn.l Hoalrr licn'ral't.
fr
ll
-'r-fmn 't'i' pnnc-tii'il now
r LzjEjA ,r- '" cll-ai t rl
Vr:f l:tn.T on Uio raritcal ,t,r
ma-aAjaaif it.p. I inp I i-.t s.tk-i-v . v. .
edition of
fl-lrt-l
"-,"". "" ranrai ittrr (without
Aatmr nio.lioinpl -. Siki:m t. .nuo... a
Si-inmi.1 W .'.I' nf, 1 n ..Ui nt arv S"tn :na I
1 MroTKNcv. .vmnt.il nn.l rtiysical Inpapncitv. Imi
t'.'.iimrnts to Mnrrtniro. rtr.": o. l'iirU'TIn!t
K:-ii.v.:sv and Kit-., in.hi.-. d Lv ell lii.iilKrnop or
oi:il extniv;ejanof., .r.
The rpi. t.r.it.-d nitilior. io l!ii .idtnirotde K-av
.li'H-!y .-iii.ti"tr:tt-, tr-.tn n thlrtv vonr-' .iics-l
Inl jimi-tico. tlint the aliirtninir c..t.cq.icnco of
K.'ll-iU.nsp may I.i- r.iilioullr cut.I nitlioiit thp dan
KPr..iis lisp ol Internal inr.licine or the application
ot the ktii'e; i..it,tiiiz out a mode at on. e nn.;o
eertain. fnd etl.t:i:.l. l.v tttt-nn' of nlii.-li everv
snlU'rer. no matter what t:is con lition mav !
max cure liim-.-M i lira lv. i.t i vat. l . and raiiircHu
l.i l-rture ahonld In- in the hands ol every
youth and every man In the land.
Sem under -a. in a ,li envcloee. to nnv .1.1
Ires, xr.;Mi(f, on reeeii.t ol .nx cents or two"wt
nire t:imj..
Ad.lres ttic pnnii-h'"
tiik iiT.vi Knii i. tmnrti, ro..
41 laa St.. New Yorl. ; l'..-t I Uttee Box I5SB.
April . lsso.-r.ni.
tin
UKW M'M H it al llK IM:.
TRADE MARK The Ureal tTnr.TRAOE MARK
ll KemeOj. an
tni7i7int7rtirf for
Seminal Weak
ness, Sperm a tor
rltea. Itm.otenev
and all .11 Joan '.
that follow aa a
equenee nt Selt-
Altte, a ,
BEFORE TAima.Tcr- i i.n.Vi'tn.ierTER TARING.
I'.nn tn the Hack, ltimtie ol Vi-doti. lreinatur
I t'.d Ar?, :md many t ther dit ae il.at lead to ln
sanitx or Consumption, and a Premature tirare,
- Kit!! part t-'ul.if" In onr pamtilet. hich we de--ire
to .end Ireo Uv mall to everone. -TI'e
S.eeitie Medicine la fold hv all l'rnirit at $1
periarknire or fix packages' ,,r J5, or will be sent
tree hy mail on receipt ol the monev hv a !dreinr
Thr;ray tieilieine Co..
Mrrii..o laolt ItrTtl'TT Mtrf
. .1 -M ......... - l
Sk VH,
STOMACH
; 1Jt-- " "-"- -J" Ti j-i -?-in 1 1 iTiliij 'nil la'il
I
I
Iii a rt-jxut .., H-f.,.,,
f xvlnratii.ns in K-.v,..' V"u
We-t. ui li.at -tatf, :'
aiiiftunt ftf f-Ypk-T?pf- ' ' .
rtiuotf inTi.nl. tl.a: .
;i riu-c foinj.nr,.,- . !'. '
lu'tuuiI-luiildt-rH iuut b
li.ru. :' ; "
TllP Cfol.tJiy MI it
Trior tt tlio .Irilt j. '.', '" '
uels were ii--r tlinn j'l '., :
valleys wv-rf lult-.l h -d (t '!:;
of rouii'i ;t!.!i' .icj,: i." .'t"':
I Ik ! .u:. tin- i. i:,.';; . ,!', ' '
rar iH-i'iir. ' ' '
-"ir.-li K iiia t; l,,,t.
iuus tlt-j.t hs. j-i m ,; .
al"i: '"' ii'.ir tl - K,. l '.'' '
r.:it. t:;iiiif !v :!.'..' ,.
r.il-y. I!i-ki:.,:..'j
uinl I.in'-t.ln f.jiu.: .... ' '. ''
t- I'tiuii, t I.i- n n, i '.(.'. :',
UJi.il tii .-.(;. I,. 1.:.,.'. ,'' ' " '
st 1'raiin, ;t: .1 c.ijt.t , i ..' , ' ' '".
iitny. Ituiuan n,x ... ,"
i.it-i.ts. In in, .-i . .'i '
iu .lijkriiig v. a; ;t '
tMi,ty t., thirty f. t I. -, !, 1
Iu vit w ol tin- I.i
inure tliun oi.. Ht,"t V, '
111 th" -uUllti-S j .'.
a Wt-Il lo !i:S I, ui a v..J-"v.
of it h-J'MU- li.;:.-. .il:: .
I vM.'nc' alir-a'h ':.;;.! . .'
ckiit to i-rovc tl f, i: r
H.; bin it . 1 rai t-. 1 t,t .
wt rc vt iy liuan-i .', .
suiue tint cliaiut. . .
King of wflJsoio'y ul.-r-1' .
arc I. in it-.J.
Wlntlii r tl.e racf t- .
filacu-r io' Ii. i.r iiu
is,t.iu;arlytfi.!t;oiu, :, '"'
inulint'tl to Iixll.- t ii .- 'f .'
ry as far as tl,- -l;p ir." i
to tin; ili.-j" i! j. .', of !..-'' .'
iUg U(.U till' 1... d ,;. v;
cis to lay tljo f.. -ii ;;'.' .
' aii'l urging t lio -r j ri-;v
i-finaiiK w li..i t..u: j. .
fully the c-o'i.l. .;,.;,, r.:. ..' ',
occur. tli- .1 u-!;.. -, .
'"III I'!' V f !.., V j, ,;',..! ,
I"- ! iu a i.. ;..!,::,! ICA ,-:'r". .'
a rac WlK S.' a-'J-;.
in t l;e w orltfs i r.t tun j -i , . ; ... .
''ol..L-:cal -.-irc. ::;.:'-.
ami v. Lit!!. . 1 1...-i ;.
of t ; i. :s:tu N o: . a. - :. ;.. :
I1K lit. Th.' 1 r.7'- i... :. ..
milling u;,i ii !;:.. i- n;. ;
!. lew tii.-v I.-.,-!.' v '
out of t ;' .. ;,: ,; .
: t'Xt ii'll ! .
C'i:on--T
if- tr:
f iUjh.lt CT"W s N !.:'-'. -
its of thou-!,:. ai..l :
ilccfivf in-.', a.l "S .. . .
trow is oi,c of .!.
ami his u-a"!. '::.: j.. v.' :
vast ly gri-att-r t h.M: h
farmer, l.u: it l v i.,. :.
to overreach h,l.i. ;.- u :
Ihiii'l farinei has i , . t ..
'i'his farmer i'-.: i- i
inetliinl u;.:i th- t i- t :.. .
culoinel to rely 1 1 j - r i -f.illil
th( tn of the ! a". '
lie o m il a ! t: ge
was devote 1 tn r..r:,. ;
jart to tnrnii'.s an. ..:;
He t....k th- 'j-r-ca'.: ':. .
sec I hy mo. -n.'.jh;, :c: '
fpiw s" l'i 11 ilue. ;!,.
. ::' eli h;m. an 1 w ie ;.
sjH-nt in-;. i iy o.i ( :,: .r- :
pil.i- ii. ;::i i!ii, .-;, v. ,
t'liii:;' lii i l. 1 'i.ii: .
Hot ico'l that th. I';- ' ;.-
!';: i:e;.r au.. ',. :
-arne-t! rLT-r:: .r f : .
l,..:;c. ami a'. ' '. 4
-' rt th" ti. :!:i--! '..!.
in an elm 1 1 . vx 1 - : . .
t ;or;s with a 'I tl-' ;
can e. Oi ve;,' j. .j;.
T!.c :,-t n r'-i-.j :
cl th.- - a:-, v-.-.v ; . :
hm 11". 1 1 ma i k : ;. -
.'.i.i .-j that i:.- i .;'. 1 i. -l:f
h.ul tiia'h- th" nsir-t,.:.-scat
cci-' c.v in 1 ":0 e : ; : .
the tTi.w s i' i kc ', a : '.: ':
anI tl;;: up the . ;.
this t:u:e !:. v y, '-
curn. Their ;;".. -j :
s-.n-.t-thirj lrightf-.-:. :.'
of the farmer was t ;:
that an Arkansas ;.'.
cariif.-t tn!i'-:.t.- --;'.il
Tiu; n:.uv
mixed farming
that should he
should v-'imi'ic"
farm an I t h- nr.
1 h li..t think i!
' a--.i
; ihv
1 i. i
of straw, th-.i 1
o-il
aMo to st-i any
IH-r ton. I th
1 cttt-r Mice. i
I' it .
Ink tl.
ut v.!
stack that has .-tool :
y ars. and is gradualiy
cround, I cannot ht,;
tho farmer has u. t so :
.Vlthoucli straw ism.i: i
fur feeding ui iost . :
a little. Jivcn when ai'
rijn. if the cro; is .r.;
tcrv. ;ird. store cattle w .
a straw diet, provided i:
I kavo made a fr;e--t:
yoniit; liorsps. and ail '
in?;, on a rtvusiderahio
ilaily. w hat is h it ;. :
Used for l'.ldiniT. I I:
of its value ht n thus -.
tie aNe are led lilt-ruii
Dating w ith hay. a: ;
the sf aw ut. 1 1, an. V.
n the tiouMc to t e.t :.
green, "hut so rijn' ::s :
quality of the l-eiry. 1
value of the s;i ;n t
Straw, lioiuvi r. i.o n.,.
! cu t or curt d. is n.
I l.a ve al . ay- l . u . i
generous use of s-.iau :
only l.y the comfort oft
matte, of ceom .m . as s.
al.S' .1 bent. Too niin h .
farming isoiif u l--t i
genet ol tho straw or
ahlc t loment in mixed 1.
fir one, should no; kn
through the winter if ii 1
straw stacks, which I i
XVays to keep iuy stock i
Me and In -alt v.
Milk anh I.imi: Wai
lime water are now irec ' i
vd Ity j'hysicians in :''- !
and wtaknt'ss of tho f-
some cases ae said to i :
ticial. Many it-rson- v:io i:
bread and milk a grea V " ;:rv '
lv licsita'.e to tat it for the "
the milk vi!l m t di-'ft r-y
Less ot the stt'i'iiu ii v. il -'' "
15ut exierienco j iovt a. "!.' "
MaUria Mf-i-; thn' ' :
milk are not only f:-'d r 1 ;
an early ieriil of lifo.t ' "
ter, when, as in the ca- '
functions of tliircstiou f:' ' .
are feeble and t asi'v' ' " '
stomach laxrd 1 y gh;'. t : .' ',
iniproiH r food. i::!!.unoi ! a -
focblod by disease, or !-: ' " .
for its ilutiis- as is ---w. ;
Otis s in.; ("las at 'o n lc" ,:i ' ' " "
ilysi i.a. iliai i h.ea. ' 1ti-' ;
lever will rosumo ill vo'i-1- '
it t-iKigeticaliv. c-n ajt vo: -bread
and m'ilk a-( h":C ;
goblet of cow's miik J.y h,
spo.uisful tif linievaJ: adi' -;.
gtxul etfect. The wi ! .;'
ter is simplv to vroy''' n .
unslacked luno. in : "'i -
water until the Ir is ,
altoiit the co:isi.-ty.ce of tii-'' 1
the lime settles, fivii.iT
clean lime water f the t T -
Agriculturist. v
To Ttt--1" f,ie 0,1 T of a,'-V V" i
plniv- " 'n old t, titter 1-
i
t
.1
t
1
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