..-. ww.n ii i ....... i... I. .- n .11 r i.i jmtiu
sstwa-srjs-ais "'''
Earn Xntes.
LHTa no cora-foj J?r la thq fieVi. It
will be w-rth twl09 3 much If etrefnlly
HBre-i.
An operj she! wiil prePerreJ by
poa'.try toaclosod house, pvn in severe,
weather. Fowls are partial to fresh
air, bat require sheiter from rains ami
cold winds.
The hog -a useful on the farm a.s a
scavenger to eat the bouse refuse and
the irnpeifect fruit, and to drink the
slops and extra milk. Fir Ihis reason
the hog cannot be well spared from any
farm.
I.rno Worms in Calve?. A cough
In a calf without any othpr appearance
of lll-bea'th may be attributed to par
asitic thread worms In the lungs or air
pftacps. It Is not always easy to dis
cover thee In the air passaees after
death. boeine they are very small and
arp eribeldd In froth and mucus. Any
TToedr. snob n turpentine, which acts
iiTvin t hM h'o.-id anil Is evnnontpd
tbrinrrh . nn7 aboin'd r given oon
inii"i'o'- -"1 fi- i oaroMPT-ih'e time.
O ,,,VIV nnro7iiof,i Vlo iro
; t- -r-;r,n r. w irlt
- ..J
V,r" ''
. A
- ' n pniir, i
'' IT'1, a enw
i fni'l ordv
quxr.'itv of
o wb'rh i nh
fho Vin'lc of th"
n. mik in all
tern, n'
Qrv
AN!V.-
b4
Mary Anderson wrtteti fiS-JtJAy H fc1 M k F B Vi' '
I am delighted with teSE& &&Ji3 M
jour Coraline Corset. It fe'Ai'SV . , , ,iM i , i "' a
is perfect in fit and ele- Va. 7"f fT- .- t f.'Jj.lH 1 Ul-t'-'tf
gant in design and work. NS7,f .. I t'.'l;'
ip. NX( I
flit f Wisdom.
i
...
Cornllne Is not Hemp, Juta, Tamp?co, or f?Tican Grass.
ralin Is used in no groc!s except tioje sold ty Warner Brotfkks.
The genuine Coroltlio is Bupenor to whalebutie, and gives ii.et value aad
perfect atbfation.
Imitations are a fraud and dear at acy price.
For sal by all leading mere basts. Price from J$1.GO up.
WARNZR BROTHERS,
3S3 BROIDWIT) New TrH, 141 A. US WABASH 1TB., OilmffO.
mm
n.i'k defer. Mirnir s htive be.-n i"
ftp rpiic- f.,niiir) for tbrir od.ir
to bo T,anT-.,1 ln I grpt jntf) trip m'lk.
and ;!'n ford ip turn ins Ion? enough !
(.fiflipn fin k ! 1 - I . . , ..I
' Km? to ijpr ri't or an
the od ir tbronih the skin and the ex
cretions. V is clpar that thpspohjpcts
are mot readily reachpd by feedintr the
turnips imm"1i.atr'!v before milkinsr, al
thonh the difference in time is trifline
and of vpry little account if the feeding
dorm ps snon ns the mi'kinsr is fjn-isbed.
, f
.1
i UUfll TPII r iiPinnr; nrrno
fc'A v.rt.l
.'3
How to Keep riV.tl,H tn fonfjitlon.
An crc'rd rr-.v l, in -ood con
diM. n w:'h ' m:i."h iir of fr-
tiT'zxr if the crrp rf f r'if is rr; i-i do.
cay on the Iitmj ; wbr " i, $ , . .. H,
the srraKS i ftrly jriy- .i ?-: i- I t
shou'd be run rrer it -J ,.;iv. - j
clfan. soft surfsce for e f. i:!: Tt't:i5.p
on. But in moxt localities there
much risk of fire to leave the pnF.s i7
iu hd orchard ; were it not for this d..: -ger.
there are many orchards it wcj'.d
fc fccucmj lo ltt the. eiasa decay under
the trees, for by so rloinj? it keeps the
soil JiRbt and loose, at d at the sime
tiuiecool and moist. It also thins out
the piass roots and makes the grass
ci rre up so thin that it interferes very
little with the growth of the trees.
Tue famous system of rotation now
qui:e general throughout England and
Scotland Is as follows : The first Tear,
clover and mixed grass sped ; the second
year, wheat ; the third year, turnips oi
rutabagas ; the fourth jear t ar'ev. and
then the same course ata'.n. Another
innovation is to add another erain crop,
oats, makifs a five year course, and so
efficient hes this course been that it is
ca'cu'ated that the grain crops have in
creased one fourth.
If A cow H a deep milker and not in
clined to dry off Wfore ca'virg tiro", do
not bm k to shrink the milk suddenly,
either by eraairg to milk her or by star
vation. Xfither should she be physiced
or her udder bathed in astringent washes
a 'b's hps the effect to throw the milk
otbe b'iKl, causing congestion.
'it and complications. Give
: 'rd'r tr plenty of bran, and
.17. but a month be
.'. feed the milk to
b- .
drx
mi' :
fr-
? Ppo.,1 r.iiks, . a i u j g i r
T.'hnntsaihi Mtlllnrrs will wlv( oi:r fo"
5: us the':- '
-!- .TovrMl of Fnsliion Vrr ir they -wilt
--rnni T-T'r"C,'vTTT T1 5 a
188
3'
188.
THE WEEKLY POST
Under a Democratic Na
tional Administration.
KIDNEY.&V-'i
Remedy
P.TorA.L
MMES1
30 YEARS
RECORD
The bully carries his influence in his
hip pocket. Ilia brain is not loaded.
If the mind, which rnles the body,
I ever so far forgets itself as to trample
! upon its slave, the slave uever forgets
i or forgives the injary, but at some time
! will rise and smite its oppressor.
! Garments that have one rent in them
; are subject to be torn on everv nail,
i and glasses that are once cracked are
soon broken; such is man's good name
once tainted with just reproach.
A boy undertook to torture a wasp
! by touching a lighted match to its
i body. The wasp applied its warm side
' to the boy's hand, and as it flew away
i it gave the boy these words of wisdom:
j 'Never try to beat a man at h:s own
j game.'
I Custom stales the infinite variety of
I life for most men. Whoever would keep
their mouth must fight thej absorbing
demons of care and business,
are ever at work to reduce us to mere
machines.
Men trust rather to their eyes than
to their ears; the effect of precepts is
therefore slow and tedious, while that
of examples is summary and effectual.
Whoever sincerely endeavors To do
all the e'Xid he can will probably do
niucn more than he imagines, or will
ever know till the day when th secrets
of all hearts shall b manifest.
Hooks are but white paper, unless
men spend in action the wisdom they
get from thought.
Modesty is to worth what shadows
are to a painting; she gives to it strength
and relief.
The highest reach ol human science
is i lie scientific recognition of hum tu
ignorance.
The superiority of some men is mere
x loea'. Tby are great because their
sociations are ii'tle.
Act always so Ih.t the immediate
motive of thy will may become a uni
versal rule for all intelligent beings.
Energy will do anything that can be
done In the world; and no talents, no
circumstances, no opportunities, will
make a tw o-legged animal a roan with
out it.
Good intentions are at least the seed
of good actions; and every man ought
to sow them, and leave it to the soil
and seasons whither they come up or
not, whether he or any other gathers
the fruit.
Largest Laud Animal in the World,
Since the dca'h of Jnmbc various '
statements have been published as to Lhe I
exact stature of that giant elephant.
The figures range from 11 feet toll and
a balf, but whether the height given is
that at the shoulder does not appear, j
If Jumbo was eleven feet aud six ineh- j
es high at the shoalder there is reason
to believe that he was the largest laud j
animal in the world. j
The size of elephants is commonly
overestimated. Their statute Is almost j
always exaxgerated in those countries '
where they are found wild. Even Euro- j
pean travellers of scientific training i
have made notable mistakes in this re- j
spect. African elephants which Major
Denham, one of the early English ex- i
plorers, shpposed to be 1G were less than
lOTeet when killed. In Ceylon the native
elephant which was formerly thought
to be larger than the African animal, is
which I rarely more than nine feet ; and Sir
Emerson Tencent in his celebrated
work on the natural history of that
island says that in the districts where
the hunters agree that the largest speci
mens are to be found, "the tallest of or
dinary herds do cot average more than
eight feet."
In India the same tendency to exag
geration prevails. Dr. Falchner was
authority for the statemmt by Profes
sor Ansted more than a quarter of a
century ago that "out of eleven hundred
elephants from which the tallest were
selected and measured with caie, on
oue occasion in India, there was not
"Rsafh on Raf.n
l(i oat rats, mice, roaehef. Hies. aats. be j-
Heart fain.
T'alpltatlon. rrpf!l owelllnita, oiMinew.lO
diirpstlon. bearturhe, le';lei.'Dei-j cureJ byWelis"
Health Kenewer.
"Rnnth on Torn."
Aok for Wells' "Hoaifb n ;.rn." 15c. Quick
complete cure. Hard r ooft corns. warts, bunion.
"Rorhn-Palba "
Clnlck, complete rare, all kidney, Madler and
nrli ary iHmmw. cidinir. Irritation, ptone, grav
el, catarrh of th M add nr. 1. druitxlnts.
Bert-nnar. File.
Fife, rnaef-pg. ants, bed buir, rata, mice, iroj.h
ers eblpinunkif. cleared out by "Rough on Kan."
16c.
ltt In People.
"Weill"' Health Kenewer" retore health and
vigor, cures dyspepsia. Impotence, sexual debility.
l.
" Rons h on Pain."
Cures cholera, colic, rraram. dlarrhnnv aches,
pain?, ppraln. hoad.iche. nuralela, rheumatism.
20c. Kougb on fain I'lastern. l&c.
Mothers.
If yon are failing. broken. worn out and nervous,
nee ' Well's Health Kenewer.' 1. Irusrs:lBts.
I.lff. Preserver.
Tt on are loslnir your (rrlp on life, try "Wells'
Health Kenewer." Ooep direct to weak spots.
"Ronirti on PI lea"
Cures piles or hemorrhoid". It-hlnic. protruding,
bleeding, internal or other. Internal and exttrnsl
remedy in each package. Sure cure. 60c. Drug
gists. Pretty Women.
Indies who would retHin frehnes an1 Tlva;lt,
don't fall to try " Well's Health Kenewer."
"Rnnsh on 1 1 r ti . "
'Koneh on Iich" cures humors, eruptions, ring
worm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chillblains,
"Rough on Catarrh."
Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete cure
of worst chronic, alao uneqnaled as gargle for
diphtheria, sore throat, foul breath. 60o.
The Hope of the Nation.
Children, slow In development, punv. scrawny
and delicate use "Wells' He.ilth Kenewer."
(alarrh of ths madder.
Stinging. Irrit:iticin. inflammation, all kidney
and urinary complaints cured by "Huchu-Paiba."
1.
"Water Rnr. Itonches."
"Rough on Kar.s" cloars tbem out, also beetles
ants.
A Dally Defalcation,
The TTon. Jofcn Kelly, the head aad front
I Tamtnuny nail, a rnmn of strict Integ
rity, an indefatigable workr. early at b
office, late to leave, no burdened with
bat.':n that regular meals wets ealdom
known by htm. with m1d in oonsfaj
tension nnd energies ate.idily trained, fln.
ailf hroke down I
Th wonder is that he did net sooner
pive way. An hones ninn in all thing"
els. he acted unfairly with his physical
resonrees. He was ever drawing upon
this bnnk without erer .lp .siting collat
eral. The account overdrawn, the tmuk
suspends and both are now in the hands
of medical receivers.
It la not work thnt kllla nun. It to
lrregnlarity of babits and rnentnl vrcrry.
No man In good health fret nt his work.
Bye ard bye when the bnnk of vlcor -pends,
tliefe men will wonder how It all
happened, and they will keep wondering
nntil their dying day nnles. perchance,
some candid physician or interetd friend
will point out to them bow hy irregularity,
by excessive mental effort, by constant
worry and frt, by plunging in deeper
than they bad a rii;ht to ro, they have
prodnced that loss of nervous energy
which almost invariably expresses itself
In a deranged condition of the kidney"
and liver, for It is a well known fact that
the poion which the kidneys end liver
should remove ffom the Mood, if left
therein, soon knocks the life mit of the
strongest and mwt vigorous man or
woman. Daily b'.iildinc i:p of these vital
organs by so wonderful and hitrhiy reput
ed a specific as W arner's safe cure, is the
only piiarantee that our buine men can
have th:it their strength w 11 be equal to
tiie labors daily ,Hit upon them.
Mr. Kelly has nervous dvspepsia. we
leftrn, iMiiicatirg, as we have said, a
break-down of nerve force. H'.s case
should be a warniiiR to others who. pur
suing n like co'.irse. will certainly reuuh a
like result. Th 5kn'.-j Ht rn -1.
( .
'0tT
IIoikI wiiikintr a Hen.
The Will of the People
Vindicated and the
Great AVronir
Pvi-htcd.
oni
i v : f rx ' fvrs is neither so
.' . r k !!,,. : v . . r s rich as that
. : - v siie becomes older.
'I i' - ! reckoned a hiefer
. ! t ; . .11 as equal to half a
.'. ' . from right. Theerowth
. . ,s so much deducted from
rri at u.il otherwise go to milk pro
duction, but with young cows capable
of eating and digesting a large amount
of food a large portion may go to the
milk pail.
CURES
ALL
CISKASSS
OP
THS
KTDIT KT9
ixvira
AND
tTRUTAHT
ORGANS
DBOFST
GRAVEL
BIABETES
BHIOHT'3
EISEASB
PAFNS
IX
THE .
on
BIDE
ITERVOtTS
DISEASES
AETITNTION
OB
OF
trarNB.
PRICE
tl.36.
Send for
Pamphlet
of Tertl
monl&ls. nrsfs
BEMEDT
CO.,
Providence,
H. I.
Physicians' Teastmony.
A. W Brown, 5t.D., of Trovldence,
It. I., says: "I have nscd Humt's
Kidney and Liver Rmrrr in my
practice for the past sixteen years,
and cheerfnlly recommend It as
being a lafe and reliable remedy."
Another prominent doctor of
Providence nays that "I am fre
quently nrcd to use other prcpara
: inns a substitutes for Hunt's , Kid
ney and Liver) Kemeot. I find on
trying them t lift t they are worthless
in companion to it."
An Old Lady.
"fy mother, 70 yeari old, has
chronic kidney rr.-'-' .' , . .
.....fc his ever helped her
like IIcst's Kidney and Liver
Rkmkdt. She has received great
benefit from 8 bottles and we think
It will care her." W. W. Snnder
tsnd, Bnilder, Dsnbury, Conn.
A Minister's Wife.
Rev. Anthony Atwood, of Phila
delphia, savs: "Hirer's Kidney
and Liver Rssidt has cured my
wife of Dropsy in its worst form.
All say that it is a miracle."
General Chare.
General Chaee of Rhode Island
sys: "I always keep Hrrsr'e Kid
ney and Liver Rbmedt in my
house. Taken in small doses occa
sionally at night. It prevents hesd
ache, and regulates the kidneys,
stomach and other organs." 10
Disease soon shaken, by III st's RemkdT taken."
Congr.itul.iTes its I. m rmti" readers on the d.iwr.
ot a new year, under endi t 'ons t hat h e not ci
l-ted for a quarter ol a century
"King out the old. rlriif In the new.
King out the lalne, rinu in the true.''
Cleveland snd Hendricks have teen elected
A fter the fourth ot Murch tlie- will be Iiemo
ernt'c alinlnistr.itlon at TVahi ueton, with ure.it
pns!blites toi the pronress. prosperity ami ad
vaneement of the country.
As Thf Tost has labored unceTsfnz'y for twen
ty five vears lor these iflnrtous results, so Ir w i !l
extenl to the new admlnlstratten a heurtv Kreet
ln and a cordial support In the re -eaMhhVhii.eni
ct principles and policies vital to tl e public wel
fare, by retormlnir abuses, rihtinif wrnint- and
asserting the supremacy of the Iiemnent ic lauri.
W e are on the thresh hold of Import tn t events and
great changes. To a liemoerat who anl.il m
Cleveland's election, the future. Is full ol intere"
and hope.
Th WtKiT l'oT will aim to keep folly
abreast of the times in everytliinif relation to the
Incoming ailnifnlstratmn. Its puliey at home and
abroad will be intelligently discussed. ireneroHsl
supported or candidly and" k indlv criticised N.
year In the hitory of this ioirna"l pr..mNes to t e
so replete wnn matters or Interest to Peinoe-its
as ttie one which we are about to enter. Tl'e
meeting of Congress, the declaration of ti e I re
blent la 1 vote, t lie i nautroret urn. t):e new f "uh to net.
the changes in tt,e in.olie service, the oprnintt w
offft.'fneA-t all are rf urent concern. ThkWkVk
i it-r w;ij :urni-ii tt.e e:irlle-r. ii-reiiio,
wirt, ; ii-1 i-'-
r-...I.. (i-.. ... "in inn iintni'iT ii Btiv liiiiro r . r n I j.' a i
than a .iii.irter of a century ol defeat Im; aire. I it- gny ft Ot rOl itlCians or M3n pulators;
The seionof the I.egl-l .ture. with a He',
flwveraor opposed by a Kei.nblle.m niaj. r
I'tuml.t) to t e Iriutftil ot init.orMnf l.'ne an. I
citinif Incident, 'lhe coming s.-sion ot rniuri. I estincr Shane ,m "I with ths rrrpatt no
wlll be even more interesting in its broader ti. l, I eMmg -nape an.l Wlin tne greatest pO;,
in all its varied dej.:,rtirierit. ths vki:ki.y s'b'e Promptness, Accuracy and Impar
-1 wiii.iiiu iitcj--BiilUi.e anti reii .tiiiitv. It
literary, inisccllanrou. news nnd local depirl
ments will he maintained In their utmost efficien
cy, while Its market reports w.ll be prepared with
greater care ami precision than ver before and
made absolutely reliable.
Now the time for !emoerts evervwhere to take
hold, cement and strengthen the'partvand its
chosen representatives, by exten.linif the c.reula.
tlon of Democratic papers. We are no longer on
the defensive we are i! me with a .ol iff'7-i, t ;,.
parry to , .t in !. .,.r m.,, ,r..v ,., Al (..,.
j I"" !' " ' " 'I .ii a 'e.v i.. k. it w i : .r ,.r. t.
C. y. CKITTCTO!f, !t. T., General Agent.
An Independent Newrp-p-r of Df:m-
urni-i) tt.e earlle-t H tel ;U ,., ,Pi '
tninent fr.-m the old !).-ni.er n ;, Ocr.lIiC rrincipiei, DiJt not Controlled bV
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Devoted to Collecting and Publ ishing all
the Mews of the Day in the most Inter-
tiality ; and to the Promotion of Demo
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs of
Government, Society and Industry.
Jlntn, hy .Waif, Pomtjiniii:
Sh ki.v fs si'tinKled with gum cam- '
phor wiil Mit be infestt-d t.y ants ; to i sinsie
roato lt-ayt-'s spread ammid, it is s.iid, j
wl! drive Item away; a hoptoad do- J
rnesticatfd in the kitclen will rid it of j
all it S' t ts. r.v-iclies and luifs of every (
dMcript ioti. A sponge dipped in sweet- :
ened water will attract them, and may
be t'uen dii'pi d in boilir g water, re
sweeien'd and ueil until all the ants ate
All Jest ity d.
1.
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The marmta'-tuiers of woolen goods
in thin cr-nntry have to po abroad for
fcr 50. '., ds of wool because
enough is ret , . " in 'his country.
Titer- f "-lit :i 1- : . ... ; 'u'i'.re for the
in "ci lptlon. one vi-nr.
ii.lne firf ;.-i iOI
In Into. f I ho or our, oik- "
yrnr. IX. e rr;uiit i
A Irrc cnn to evi-rv liit of leu.
Scud for .Sample repli k.
JAS. P. B.liil! & (().,
I DAILY, per Year $6 00
; DAILY, per Horvth 50
SUNDAY, per Year 1 00
DAILY and Sl'KDAY per Year ... 7 00
WEEKLY, cer Year 1 00
(f,trt Til'. vf'.V. .ic Yorh City.
Publi
s; i i or
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
the pnpular fsvorite for drcs
inj the hir, Kr.toriii4 the c !t
when gr.-iy, and preveming I nn
(inifT. It r leinet f!-i .r .
Jt itr.ps tv.e hair falline, and ii
ure to please. and $i. sires nt iVurrpi'.ti.
if
k
m
er.n p
,i, .
?ed S tatef..
Uats at.d re ar
tach other in a n i
good feed sr hoi
mixed with t!" nt.
much
H 'Oil.
"li'ar to
.rake a
d be
( rye.
two bushels of oits, and five f corn,
ground tope. her will make excellent
food.
f have been deal In one ear for ten Jfrs, and
partially deaf in to stber for two ruODths ;
have been treated by ear specialty doctors
and received no relief. Having used E;y's
Cream l!a'ni for about a month, I find my
self greatly improved, and can hear well and
consider it a must valuable remedy. I had
a'so nasal catarrh, with droppinir of mucous
Into my throat and paiD over my eyes, which
troubles also have entirely disappeared.
D. Ii. Yates, Upper Lisle, Broome Co ,
New York.
mum
' rsr.ni is ro-H,l h,,,!,-r, n. f i
. , , - " - - J . - ii r .
UQ r' e.'itN lnc-cdtepts, etch onefel
f-jot wh:rh i-.aL-k-.iotvl--.i--d bv the me,j.r
io-'i rrti.' i.'n to be U" inovtpotcntr'tlif "i
inn herb-xl le-r. ..-l.es i: . ,-.v t mi-rtj.-, '-
f"JS science. J: t . r a- w , 'hie . t i .: e -.tv --v-o o Vji
zxt'JT r.- t-v tx ra 'i
fhri)ferabrr!i. ( ornn'itioit, 3 )
Lllfioneral nn-l . rTotm llebility.i N
He is a wise man who can preach a
ihort sermon.
This would be a tetter world If the
people in it who lose tl: ir temptr would
never fVd t'lftn araot.
The Best Cough Cure you can use
and the best known preventive of Consumption.
I'apkfr's Tonic kept in a home is a sentinel to
keep sickness out. Used discreetly it keeps the
hiod pure and the Stomach, Liver nnd Kidneys
in working ordtr. Coughs and Colds vanish be
fore it. it builds up the health.
If you suffer from lebilitv. Skin Eruptions,
Co;:ph, Asthma, lyspepia. Kidney, I'rinsry or
r cm.t-e Complaints, or any disorder of the Lunes,
Stomach, Eowcls, Elood or Nerves, du wit
till yea arc sick in bed, but tise Parker's Tonic
to-day ; it wiil give you new life and v:j'or.
HJSCOX & CO., N. Y.
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Ipiti..n. l'iie.tu.i 1'i.rriiCi. ld by all 'i
MdrugftiKta. Ctied-.l: r i-.-r tttie; sizfurSJ
Jj.bJ. I'lrc-tionsiu Unchftt .nd Oertaaa. f 4
l.p-.eary Onrwir Mk.an, fcc.rr TpfcUhW .rS
Uert-r.al JITeeiioa,. S, .ent.fe Ir. -atmni . T-T - . 7 11. Z
j Idaho, f-.'a.t.'.ijfo.? end Crc?o.
From Lake ti f" r i r to I'nprel tonnd,
1 At pricci ranninj cii.:;) !ror.i J2 lo ?! p.-r acre.
! on 5 to 10 srs' time, t his is the Best Country
; for sscuripq c.ood Homos now open for settlement.
F" y ? .1 1 O vroa nf linvrmment
g" Pi tl tl i-ii.l t ree iiooer the It.. - ..!
IO.SI8.4n3 Arrea K MOKK TIIAM
llH.f c.f n.i tl, puhlic Ijinds disp...-.i nf i-i 1..1
tr-re in the ..-':.-p Prteifi- rmintrv. rto. U itmi
Maps sent IRt'K tlesenbinir die mrliei-a
. Iaeif1r 4'onntrv ,t!ie FtailrnHd I.sods for nle .ntui
i Hi- FHI.i: (oiveriimeiit Land-. Address, " H A R.
I l.a.MliiiKN, UmltVm'r, N. 1'. K. II.. St. Psul, ilinn.
Mr lngenius AVorkhard has perform
ed a ereat seryice for bis country it will
be otserved, and he deserves a crowmo
from every thoughtful citizen. Of
cours he wi!? not receive one from
every thoughtful citizen, but if he did
it would be more than he deserves.
0
Mr. Workhard was the happy pos
sessor of a good fat hen,5which, like
other good fat hens, laid one egg a day,
including Sundays. Mr. Workhard,
however, was iiot satisfied with what
his good fat hen accomplished in this
direction, so he set about to devise ways
and means by which it would be per
suaded to add to the daily delivery.
Coaxing proved (hen) fruitless and
irtatWnt was in vain. Work-
hard raoL-t-H .i. : ,
last he hit upon a plan.
00
A nest with a farae bottom was con
structed. It worked automatically in
such a way that when the good fat hen
1 aid her accustomed egg it would go be
yond the seeming limits of the nest and
peacefully repose beneath the false bot
tom away from gallianceous sight. The
good fat hen was a cautious bird and
was accustomed to look into the neet
aftei she had deposited her eger,in order
to assure herself that it was really there
before beginning her gleeful cackle.
The first time the ingenious nest was
put in Tposition the hen was nearly
knocked over the ropes in one round
with astonishment when she found no
egg. Consternation was on her face.
It occurred to the honest hen, however,
that she had made a mistake. She
was off her base. She had laid no egg.
So like the good hen she was, she im
mediately proceeded to lay another.
0 00
The scheme worked well. Work
hard gathered in two eggs a day for
some time, and then yearned no more.
The nest was theu altered oo that two
i etrgs could drop through the false bot
tom instead of one. and a third egg was
! laid by the hen. The old hen thought
i it was mighty funny, but being un
, suspicious she did not suspect. The
j good work went on and the humber of
I eggs which suddenly disappeared was
i increased gradually until the good fat
' hen every day laid 0 00000000000 0.
j
The (Jueen of All-
' Honor the dear old mother. Time
: has scattered the snowy flakes on her
brow, plowed deep furrows on her
cheeks, but is she not sweet and beauti
ful now? The lips are thin and shrun
ken, but those are the lip? w hich have
kissed many a hot tear from the child
ish cheeks, and they are the sweetest
; 1 i ps in all the world. The eye is dim,
! yet it glows with the soft radiance of
; holy love which can never fade. Ah,
! yes, she is a dear old mother. The
sands of life are nearly run out, but,
feehle as she is, she will go further and
reach down lower for you than any
other upon earth. You canr.ot walk
i into a midnight where she cannot see
you; you cannot enter a prison whose
: bars will keep her out ; you can never
mount a scaffold too high for reach,
that she may kiss and bless you in
evidence of her deathless love. When
the world shall despise and forsake you,
when it leaves you by the wayside to
die unnoticed, the dear old mother will
gather you in her feeble arms and carry
yon home and tell you of all your vir
tues, aotil you almost forget that your
soul is disfigured by vices. Love her
tenderly and cheer her declining years
with holv devotion.
one whose height measured eleveD feet."
At the present day probably no man is
better qualified to speak with reference
to the size of Indian elephants as Mr.
H. V. Sanderson, the officer in charge of
the elephant-catching establishment
maintained by the British Government
at Mysore. He does not believe that
there i an elephant ir. India ten feet at
the shoulder. He has measured a great
many, and the tallest was nine feet ten
inches. "The next largest are two
tuskers belonging to his highness the
Maharajah of of Mysore, each i.ine feec
eight inches, captured in Mysore some
forty years ago, and still alive." Mr.
Sanderson in his very entertaining work
j on the wild beasts of India, says that
) twice round an elephant's foot is his
j height, witliin one or two inches. Gen
! erally this measurement will give the
I exact stature, but when persons nnfa-
miliar with elephants are asked to guess
how many times the circumference f f
! the foot must be roultipled to ascertain
' how tall the animal is, they say from ten
j to fif'f-f n times.
Not only may we reasonably conclude
; that Jumbo was the largest land animal
j in the world, or, at all events, without
j any gupeiioi in size, but it is safe to say
that a much larger walking beast could
j not be made out of skin and bones.
: This-is mechanically demonstrable. In
j order to support a heavier creature, the
j legs, even with practically swlid bones,
j would have to be so increased as render
i progression impossible.
I These considerations indicate that we
j Khali never see a larcrer land animal
than Jumbo. . Y. Sun.
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nt send pi.stofflee
hat Shall He llone With the Haught
ers. Tt a h them sel.'-reliance.
Teach them to make bread.
Teach them to make shiits.
Teach them not to wear false hair.
Teach them not to powder and paint.
Teach them how to wash and iron
clothes.
Teach them how to make their vown
dresses
Teach them how to do marketing for
the family.
Teach them how to cook a good meal
of viduals.
Teach them how to wear calico
dress and do it like a queen.
Teach them to say no, and mean it,
or yes, and stick to it.
Teach them how to darn stockings
and sew on buttons.
Teach them to regard the morals, not
the money, of a beau.
Teach them a good, substantial com
mon school education.
Teach them every day, dry, hard,
practical common sense.
Teach them all the mysteries of the
kitchen, dining room, and the parlor.
Teach them to have nothing to do
with dissolute and intemperate young
men.
Teach them that a good, round, rosy
romp is worth fifty delicate consumptives.
Addre
I'AHMOT ITHUv'MNO Co.,
3Ju M pa i. r Stskkt,
Ha-rlst arg. Pa
T .T nTP
Having purchased the Sch!er Mills (in the i
tare to be known as the
EBENSBURG STEAM FLOURING MILL
And pot It In good repair. Is now prepared to -
grind all custom wortt
. J
Consoling the 'Squire.
ON SHOUT NOTT E.
11 on i- 3tnl l-oetl
Kept constantly on hand at the
LOWEST CASH PRICF
SIt will he a pleasure for us to wait co
who may favor us with their patnnage.
Koenshurg. April -24. ISSS.-tf.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS
& SLEIGS
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iwt.nioiM.anWfVr) bjttirm d.--irjr tref rrfit nwii.
IK-f.r-n:tir r-M'tni. r 1 rir
rrron -frWin fnm Rnnfar aM
for lwt of
llriMlfttnir.
Ar!r-. TV. f. I,. I aR H(ff pmt fil PIijiMm k. (kirfa
CU-1 4. A hnrm. Inallfntw, fcv.O Law. I p. ptt. LmU. t,
LSELLERS' LIVER PILLS
i ha hkvI f,.r W -s-wr 5'n'ir1 Kemsxl- for ib i
-nr f J i-tr f s-r..,-9. ' -.sf:f . ,Vr ffrmtf
1 ", n'1 ill rt'Tst-ti- of ih I.It--. Rtr4 ;
"eitera' I.iTr :u: - r--l me of LiTr t'rvmnlm'nt
' wsifseafBuellM i.f to iflit worfc '-"a A-1rew
' r A'tkia. H c K"i.rg--TT. Pncs .V a i
8. f 1-1 hv all Pr;i.ti- ani M'n'rT Srtr K-per '
rt r i--i!v - . .'-iw 1 l"ii'"rn
One night awhile affo John Lay ton, who
runs the main line boat train from Boston,
came on my eneine sick as death. lie wat
so feverish and nervous he almost cried.
Cheer np John." says I, '-and I'll fix you
up In a j'ffy," and I gave him a Rood dose
of Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. Tie.
went to oed. Two days after that I saw
him looking sttong ss a butcher. "That's
the stuff for a railroad man," he said -D'l
r:tU Eajljcer Old Coloay Railroad.
'Squire Tatterson, wearing an air of
deep concern, approached his friend.
Farmer Glover, and without speaking,
leaned on the fence, and sighed.
"What's the matter, 'Squire?"
"I don't know what the country's
comin' to. WThat wou'd 5'ou think if
your daughter should run away and
marry an ignorant hired man?"
"Oh, I don't know, 'Squire, but I
would not take it to heart if I were you.
I would tiy to think tbH i: happened
for the best."
"Would you forgive the girl?" asked
the 'Squire.
"Yes, I believe I would. There's no
use in holding out, you know. When
did it happen?"
"Just awhile ago."
"Who performed the ceremony."
"I did."
What ! Then vou could not have
been opposed to the marriage."
"Oh, it makes no difference to me"
replied the 'Squire, "for 50U see it was
your daughter, not mine."
Carriage Making in all its Branches.
J'a infill r, Trimmin rf
and REPAIRING of all kinds done
the SHORTEST NOTICE and the LOWEST
PRICES. Also, Planing, Sawinif and Wood Turn
ing with improved machinery. Also, all kinds of
heavy work done. Carriage sm I'h shop connected
All parties trnsting me with work will be honor
ably dealt with- All work warranted.
I. .V. CHUTE.
Lhensburg. October "J4. 184.
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tra'i.a. proHipt in a.-'ior ar.d oeria.n in its
ret i.'i
Ttys eoslfs or Infl 1 xeatloi. TT-tv1i.-r e,
Pft'D In to fejsouMors, C"uhs, 'llghspees of ti;
t'lest. rr.'i:si53't. 1 ' riri-.sm. Pad Taste iu t
s --nh, l-'ious Al'.acks. 1 aJta'atl-n i tf tta
Heart, and a b;mdrl eih-r ijri:l symptotaa,
are at pnrs re.iad by pvirsAa P-rrn -.
'or IsfJsiiiiiistitii' and I'urouio I2n -Oism
, Ooiit, Nestra'c.a, 1 ieaes of the fcWid,
i-iver. Kvlnevs au.". Ii adder, tivs Bitters ha-
no erufc.l. In thi-se. as in all ry-.tltidonal I'tsi
ases. WAisyta & V i-s-as trrnrs bjji linvs
its ireot, oin-avixe yewrrs in the racst otuna4
andt inij-esrtalne (...fj
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Powela. guard srair,t thi, urke ovctl
d of Vrim I-iiTrrrtv
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Cicers. Sr''g. Pni.rls. I'li'TV1.. r-iij. i ar
biirelea Vt'vr worms. rVas-i-iCd. for tyes,
Ki-Ysapelaa, Iw-li. 5iirfs. ltroo o- tiWas. fitirBisrs
and ciiscMvies of tbe fctrta. of w ' e r Xiaira er
nature, are lltrtl!y dar ap a.ul rarrten nt of
the svstsun la a short rtn.e br use of ti
Batters
I'lti, Tare and other Ws nt, hirkirg
hi tl svsts-in of so many teauatMp. i
etTectually dftTro-ed and -eraoved. ortera
f me.iJciiie. no verm;u; VJ. anthtlmirtiirs.
will frt Uio system tror.i worms 1 r Vcriit
in Tin.
Itleaales, Vcavlrt e er, V m. WiKort
rrif: Conch, arui ail cUidrtii'i d.seeaws vncy re
'fcd severe by keci.ing the bo-rre ej a
wit.h m.il doses tif'tl.e IlU-TS.
for eiTiale romsblKfa. In Tnnnr or
old. married or slrjie, t tia dava of v. i,va
feood. er Hit turn ut life, this letters lias b
equat.
leanec the VlflateA RlooS wh.-n frs
fnipiu-lUes b-jrat thrr.114.-h th skin lu rrur- ions
or tiores; eiis5 it when ohitnn tad and" rt
ffish In tb Tr.rs: cleanse it rixii It is f.il ;
yen feelings w'l fell v.u when, aud tbe bvfitth
f the svrftrn will f.-low.
In conrlstloi! 1 Oiv the 7Uerc a trial.
It will speak fvr ita-lf . 'ne Kri ii n better
guarantoe cf ita tner.10 tlstu a :hy adyertuM
metit A rnii n A eneli r-etfla, are fall Ura.tiODS)
printed iu G.fYerent lacs!..v"es.
B. H. IrDonM I r t-rr Co.. ProttHtT s,
5m Viacisci CV . I'l l .sl, :s ft3 ahinjru.n lt-.
C.ir. c iiar'-t-m ?t.. ew io;ii.
Fold by all liealeia and Urnrrlst.
I Pith and Fnijit.
j Persons writing rt..
' please make r.ot of t f,.?
pid" lathe only m,:.; . ..'
language tLat rhy(.3
' -"'J j V( 1 ,
hliiil,g 1 he cow fjt 5 s j . .'
them are gradua'-s i.f ;
l-gs. Men Clir s t.i r.
;! g af'er gldd uh ! it
A man v as t 1 : ,r c I '- A
i 1 n .r. 1 1. m . . . . . . .T , .
she interrupted. B-iyjj.jf
didn't they hiive ai,y
them ? "
"And them's what f.v.j,, r. , ,
some, are thej y said a fH- l,:
watched a couple of hH,.t(-.m :
down the strcft. '-'.w,' ."!
what they'd thick if tK.y . "
wagon with red wl,( -!, - 4 "
A Maine teamstt-r ss t
the most obstinate ht.rse .v ,! '
out of the shafts and Iead:r-7
in a circle unti: he j3 p,,:-jv"-' i. ':
we are disturtx d by tl,- '-.. '
is he going to lead t.:m ar..o.'. . '
c'.e without starting h.rc '- '
"Ob I Mr. S.," saidarWjv.
fair, "I want your h.-';, f ,r a" ; 1
I have just sold a tidy ? .r '"'
larsthat c.st fitUen c-r.'
you to tell me wLat w.'.,'!'''
"A transaction f.f tl .'. i-. 1
Miss (.:.," said Mr. '
"gets out of p-rc 1. a. ;
cer.y." ' ' 1
No more tctichit. rr.r. r, . , ,
be paid than that of t! - , j v. '
ovei heard a cor.versi'.; :. h.
the qualities of a w v ,
over to kiss his ni..:!r, t ,t,
"Maxima, whei, I g. .
marry a ladj just l:k- v. i; "
"Here's a c!ev r !.'. hrt;
am sure will meet wit?. H... '
of your Teaders." he j... .'
into the edit. 'Tbii r--. ;.. : ...
said the ed:: r. a I... ' . . t
"that it wiil not ...
bat ion of my i;i:--!-.
not?" "Lecau-e i: w ;
charice."
"John," s i:1 a ."m-'h.
new c'eik, "to .- . i ;:.
eery line, it is r:'c,-.ry
reasonable au.ui.t '.f
fu! w aste makes v.r :;
you should a'i,;,3 ,
"Yes. sir." "Nov, I w .,
the ur.df rset;:r k cr-.cr
you pit ked !! f- fl , . , ;
rel '. hi mr!;- 2 ' ) .v
their h-g r fl. I r. ''. :
agair, J !i"."'
A !a Jy e:i! '.'
of a fnet.d f- r a t v . ; -ins
editied 1 y ?. f -
on th little iij v ,'. "s t .
t:i l c-ir ft" d ! I -. v
child ext'laitrt
has lighted !:: i;t? .-:; "
told you t r.at v, -.41, t;. -the
furpTisM ir-;'::ry.
knew it rnyst if. I
a light fcr your l. 'i:- V
suppose tic f t v- j' hL !
the dark himself ':"
When yon takp a "en "
have no rnor.ey for a::
waltz off a"d let h r s-iV ;
Ii'': Hut wou'dn't the f
a racquet ??' ?: :o. ,7 7
. . ..1 j i . . ,
. "ouiuii i nt- .- ar.u i r.!a:,v ; . ;
j OUt. Ul-tttty.'.-H -t . u .
fellows attempt to reel eff CJih t :
of such stuff at a quick-s'.'r rr.Hr.'t . n,
will clog your intellect? bt-f r?'.'-.t;
is up. TJurliriQion 11 .-.
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AnorT FFOWERs.-The correct
thing in corsage ornamentation for la
dies' wear is a single rose.
The next annual meeting of the
florists of the United States will be held
in Philadelphia.
The reign of the big boquet is over.
It is not fashionable any more to carry
boquet at balls.
Over five hundred crysanthemums
have been planted among the bushes
along the Pennsylvania railroad, close
to Philadelphia, and they will soon be a
mass of bloom.
A Tomahawk of tempered copper was
recently found by a farmer rear San
born, D-tkota. It is a rare relic, as the
method of tempering copper is a lost
art In America.
J JAMILTONIAN HORSE.
The relebrnted llamiltonlan horse. Colonel
Wintlel 1. will he kept during the coming season
at O'Hara's livery stutde In this place. Some of
the finest colts ever seen In this reiifhhornood are
bis best recommendation, fir fort hr informa
tion call on O'HAKA HKIIS.,
tr JOHN BENDEK, Ebennrg. Pa
May 20. is-,5.
Health is Wealth
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gl srUb .n ri lor, n r inni,r ret-rnerl
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Mlii.iils.V-i 'suVTttEATItEs4T-
E. ('.Wist" Nkbvb aud PitAtx Thfat
Siest, a smamnteeKl epecitio for Jlystorin, Ie.-7.i-nee,
( onvulsiona. Fits, Nervous Ncnralfln,
Headncho, He rvous Protration cauaed hy t he m-it
of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Jiental IV
preesiou, Boftoniiifr of the IJram resulting in in
sanity nnd ln.Kling to misery, decny and denth,
rremataro Old Age. linrrennees. Loss of powr
tn eitker eex. Involuntary Losces nnd Jtpernmr
.rrhrea eaiisod byover-eiertion of t be brain, s.lf
oljuee or ovor-indulgenoe, Each box cotitnina
one 1 month's trootment. f l.OO a box. or eix boiet
Cor $5.00, eent by mail prepaid ou receipt of price.
WE tiCARAXTEE SIX BOXES
Tocuro any rasa, With each order received by lis
fur fix bttxes. accompanied with JVto. we will
jend the purchaser onr written sruBrantee to ro
tund the money if the tr Fitment doea not effect
jcure. Guarnntees iaauesl on by by
JOHN O. WEST & CO.,
862 W, MADI8ON ST., CHICAGO, M.LS.,
Eole PrtVi iVest's liver Pil
1 i I ?.r ATRICT t O...
Tl T s.iiiv vtr-ft KfW T(l-.K.
IT. IliewU .O lil .J.SI in uOi!!t.
To all who arc sujT.-rina frosn t-ae errors and
indiscriior.s of you?, ncrrnr.s -neaknesa.
early dreay. ir ? of inn r Ihk- 1. tr.. I wili send a
recipe th.it wili ure 50.1, KUKK OF CHARfit
Tliis great rsu.sfly was disoovsred by a mis
sionary in P-Miih Afwrica. rVnd a self-ad-drasicd
envelope to the l;nv. Jus era T. la
HAM. Station U. New York Citv.
Here are a few of the U
men have said for and aca'.r.'. !
Cordrus, a Iatin writer ?: '
are fewer stairs '"n heaveii ;!.ar. !
eries in woman's heart.""
Alphons Karr wiites: "TV. f:
ship of two women i r.evr nrr
a plot acainst a thiid."
Madame de (iirar.1 in ir
rarest thing in Fi3rfr. r.-x'. 1
pid womau, is a ceiior-us -
i Sbakesivare says: "A ::.a:. ;
! ness comes by fits. "
j Let us take fnm the m -yt
j ter taste left by the iK- i - z
a few more polite qu m". i -:
"There are but two : -
world," says Ma-heib.
roses."
I-essing exclaim?:
masterpiece of the ui:
Thackeray writf?:
is the loveliest rlnwei
heaven."
"olaiie declare: '
ing of men are not w. t'.L
ment of w omen."
Otway exclaims: " ) ;:
woman! Nature made ti tr
man: we had been bru ' t ? R '
To which Mark T
for you we shou'd tr' b :
should not be here. "
.lorr.NAi.i-M in a I': - a:
'What does this ria- V
lira living?" aked :
''lie's a newspaper n nv..
"A what?"
"A new i"i"-r rr '.'. ' '
and tir.ds out what'? -world,
writes it down a
the newspapers."
"Sake? alive ! 1
strong fellow like 1. m n. . ! -better
tusiness a c..T'! '' :
J smith, or aoireti.it c '
a:
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PATENTS
TW A CO., of the Pcirvnrtc AMTurtx cti.
Um.etouct a. Solictors f j.,t,entC Cl :,, TrTmT
Maiks.. Copynghis. f r t ho I'n.tel K .: i -,
Knc'aiid, t un.'". liei'iui'iv, i-c iu. ... i , ... .7
fa;etits soni free. Timti-...- n ; "V.vi. ,
Patens.r-tainm thiol? -i 1". V
lntlieS.ir.Minc Amtki an ? , , -TJ
tnt -.del, etrclat-l a. -ot ulc P:, " i'. .;,'vr
Weekly. fsplen.li.4 encravi: .-, i-.t let.--. i
orinstlon. Piwimrn c-.; , f i .. i,.rui ip,- meel
lean sent frea. Adir.s Mt'.vS A t V 1 , L -AT-.
AxsaicAK oraee, Btdwy. New Vora' ,c
SELWYH HALL "fSS-
A thomttrh prertrs.orv fVheol fer Bsv. Cww
t r-lsxl npoa tho yiliJtary plan. Boys ol any
se '.- I VI' t f T r ;itl'eu. -r . Mi''.
L. C. BISHOP. HeacfM?rr-T, e.llst, Pa.
A I. real Mw"";
Mr. Wm. T(i..n:, ' N- ' ;; !. '
"My wife t as l.f-1; ? t :i- ' ' '( ..
couch for twectv five - o-. v .
more severi lv trsn t-v-r !'-'''
u-.ed manv re me ''es a :" 1 '' . . ,
itie urcd to try lr K -i;' V; "...
dul m, with the ti c -' k" ' ' '
The first nottie reii,.v. d t.er " ;
the cord bt.tt'elas a:--. ;.: .
She has not had so k,p. 1 ' ' '
years." .. -
Trinl bottle? free at Jin-..- -Lart?e
bottles $1
yty mother Is elgh ty-t J
sue for years tias st.fTrr. d k:'' v
mat sm. In fact she w ;""' ' (,
ine unable to move about it - '. '- '
friend Induced ber to trv .
Favorite Kemecly. Stie d' i ' sr ' 'I . ;
most immediate relief." It'" I" '....,
ina,lii.ina in An cru H eVtHtlvts ti1 & : "
a great variety of complaint--
Y u
pirssibly regret havinu pure sr.. -
ber that rbeumatiftn cann.'t It c-f'
Dally.
The reason why the or '! !-" r
1-ettiT is because t-afh !rv r"
veil his ite:ub.-.i a' ,: '' '
eelf.
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