' 1 T 7 7Z 777 .ZZZZ. HOUSEHOLD H1STS. - . U , - GEMS OtfJIIOLMiT .. ;
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i.RICrUUItALSOTKS. ; .
Items IlVliathiar to Farm7LiTe Stork, Or
rhartl, Garden and Lawn.
Milk is a good thin? to mak liens
It is not too late to so-v '.onwo seed .
for early plant. - j
tt - V. . , - n fnr- 'on,t i r rr rnnr '
11 le rfiuni uu.i j ixx .-i..,
stixrk ; it is very iuiin-rtant.
Before laying out a pardon, do not
forpet that labor id the chief expense.
Carriages should be washed immedi
acy whenever they are returned lionif
Items Whirh Hill rrove'or Interest to
, the Women FolVs.
for Infants and Children.
"Catena is o well adapted V, children thai I 1h .J. .
Irtvoi;imiiJitttaBuitTiorto(vra-r'"''J''rL'-n I vuia Worms rives sleep, ani promotes OJ-
soiTed.
known tj hip."" H. A. Amnr.r., !, I ' .
Ill So. Oxford St , BrjclJ;m, N. Y
I YTiif outlajurioa3 medication.
- ,'One nynonful of tar to a pek of seed
corn will prevent crows from pul up
.the corn.
The tomato is a native of South
America. It was first introduced into
England in
Nothing lessens the labor f digging
more tha having a perfectly smooth
and polished spade.
Remember, the stomach of a hors-? is
small, and therefore he shild be fed
three times a day.
In Mcrherson county, Kas., peac'.es
' have been abundant only oi.ee in the
past seven year?.
Tlant peach trees very early in ti e
spring, so that they fret well established
before a dry spell of weather.
A small farm well tilled is better
' than a large farm badly managed or
worked with insufficient capital and
labor.
Manure should never be left on a
- beap In the field, as it makes very un
, .even crops. .Scatter it broadcast when
. it is hauled out.
Gra?s lands sh.'tiM be put in order
for the mower ly roll in p. Pick up
fallen branches and whatever v ill ob
struct the machine.
AVhen ordering a new wheelbarrow
for farm or garden use, see that the
handles are long, so that Die weight
will be thrown on the wheel.
In pruning, always make a clean,
sharp and slanting cut, so as to lt-ive
the bark in a healthy state 'to make jn
, effort to cover the wound.
One of the first steps in Chiding in
sects is to cut down aid bun; all worth
less fruit trees, thus reducing the num
ber of breeding places.
Manure should not be left long ex
posed in small quantities to the air in
hot, dry weather. It loses a great part
of its nutritious qualities by evapora
tion. "While digging girder always have a
wheelbarrow or bucket near at hand.
Into which can be thrown the stents
which you may turn over with the
. eartb.
Farmers are using pure ground br,e
as a fertilizer, to a much greater extent
than ever ; theie is no danger of in
juring tLe soil with it if applied judi
ciously. JSever grea.-e a hen that is setting,
for if greasa gets on tins egs it closes
tha pores through which the confined
chick gets air, and t tie cniseqnence Is
death to the chick.
Oats grown in a northern locality are
mnch better than those grown farther
sonth ; therefore, in selecting your seed
get from as far north as possible, and
renew your seed every two or three
years.
If your garden soil is stiff and heavy,
mark out a small space, spread on it a
quantity of clean sand, and work it well
In with the soil ; in this spot you can
grow radishes that are crisp, ami not
pithy.
As soon as the soi! is ready plant po
tatoes. Early planting of early varie
ties is advisable where the beetle i.
troublesome. If "the bug' attacks the
crops do not delay the use of Paris
green.
"What new crop can I try this season
lu a small way that is likely to turn out
- more money than than those I have
been growing cauliflower, celery, cu
cumbers fdf pickles ? Perhaps I may
End some seedsman who wants a e;tte-
ful man to grow some of his specialties.
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Tt GrettertK :rw.l Trinmph of ti9 A&e!
PYWPTOM8 OF A
TORPiD LIVSR-
T.eas of cpprtlto. Bowf!icotl, Fata la
(ha head, with a dull -natlon In tha
bark nrt. Fain opfr the aboaldrr
bladr, tmallpeaa aftr eatlas, with adiy
iDf-lination to exertion of bodr or mind,
lrritabilitr of tcmprr, I,ow spirita. wlta
a ferlfnof baring- neglrcted looie dotr.
Varlna. IMT-lnem! Flutterlne at the
lioarr, lota bplcretha fTfli IIpadarhB
over fue ris.bt tv, Hestleeanea, with
litful drenm. Hizhlv colored I rlne, and
CONSTIPATION.
TTITT' I'll.LS are especially adapted
to i i-Jitf d.& tffeots B"cb a
i v.-' '( mr s- tr. u vr ih the sufferer.
";..'... r . -. . c th- Aptttte,mcaus tha
-l-n u c i fle, t!i i thn f-ti-m Is
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TffWWmi BYE,
r -. . : '.i'.:.-'Kr.l cvtie1 to a
v ; ,; , t ',y f. (?!:. avplicition cf
t t . ;).;!. nn'utiil color, acts
.. w i u 1 i 1-7 fr-jgiBta, or
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, j , . - r - s i iiv.'- ii:-, Mew Ycrk.
Stalc onlvoftV i n-. txjnal
: lri-. f-r v ttiiain!n ht'!t.
Evw.-y pr-.! :.iii? Is Oountcr-frit-d
rind crif :n: -n aro CAU
TIONiTTi n-'-vir--t IMITATIONS cf
th.so Cliirrn. irado cT VERY
POOtiGLiAFo. Goo thaothecxact
label is 0.1 each chimney asabovo.
Thj Ponrl To;) i3 t-luya cleci.r and
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I:-t-.!iir-.-Ii !.; - J ( Works.
Fcr. cjluj : DE-T..r.r.3.
CHICAGO
COTTAGE'
ORGAPt3
nia attnln'Vt n stanilnrl cf cxoollc-nco Tlilcti
a-l:T,lt ef no vrortor.
It cnntiius every imrroTomont that lnvfTitive
gi-uius, skul ana tuoiu-j can j-rfduco.
I i , ' -,,-v r..a:.y wr.J Pi;'
Roaste d almonds are growing in favor
at dinner parties aa a substitute for
olives.
Clean tea or coffee cups with scouring
brick. It makes them look as good as
new. ' - ,
Apples keep best in a temperature aa
near to th. freezing point aa possible
without actually frezing.
"strong brine maybe used to advan
tage in washing bedsteads. Hot alum
water is also recommended for this pur
pose. If flat-irons are rough and smoky, lay
a little fine salt on a flat surface and rub
them we!!. It will smooth them and
j prevent sticking.
If you happen to have wood ashes the
kitchen garden is a good place to apply
it as a top-dressing. If leached for
making soft-soap it is still valuable.
For sleeve protectors, cut off the foot
of worn-out stockings, turn down a hem,
run in a rubber cord top and bottom,
and yon have a nice pair of sleeve pro
tectors. "When you have spilled anything on
the stove, or milk has boiled over and a
suffocating smoke escapes, sprinkle the
ppot with a quantity of salt ; this will
stop it.
Southern pudding : Three eggs bea
ten separately, two cups of white sugar,
one cup of sweet cream, one cup of but
ter, two or three tablespoon fuls of flour.
Flavor with lemon and bake in crust.
Will make three puddings.
Mixture of rain water, cologne and
glycerine should be kept by those who
are troubled with roughnesJ 6f the skin.
Apply to the face and hands after wash
ing. Bean water ia also good for rough
skin. Put a handfnl in a bag and dip
it in warm water and wash in it.
Mock mince pie : K'.ne small butter
crackers, two cups of cider or one cup
of vinegar and one of water ; half a
pint of molasses, one cup of sugar ; a
piece of butter the size or a walnut, one
cun of chopped raisins and spice to
taste. Mix all the ingredients together
and set them on tne fire until they be
come hot. When quite cold fill the
pastry lined pans, cover with a top
crust and bake.
Crisped pork : Soak slices of salt
pork in sour milk and water twelve
hours, or over night. In the morning
wash in clear water, fry until half cook
ed, pour oil all tne fat, place pork
aga'n in frying-pan, with three chopped
onions, a little pepper and a pinch of
sage, fry until well cooked, then take
from th frjlng-pan, add to what fat is
in the pan, one teacup cold water, in
which yon have stirred one-half table
spoon of flour, let boil and serve in a
bowl with the salt pork and baked po
tatoes. Stuffed eggs: Work four ounces of
boiled or potted ham to a smooth paste ;
add a pinch of cayenne and a teaspoon
ful of anchovy paste. Hard-boil six
eggs, when cold remove the shells ; cut
a thin slice off the large end of each ;
' "The f,T w6rtT."rsftr. w!s'ni.h asks.
? :W ask: it y" -"v &wiu s 1 ! 1 :
you bod.v h3 it soul iu,iti t
If a life will bear examination into
every hour, it ia pure indeed.
If anyone says ill cf yon let-youi life
be such that none will believe lim. :
. He who strives after v long arid pleas-
j ant form of life must seek to attain con-
"We never see a "tear'in the eye," says
a writer, --"but we are temimled of
warm heait.".
What ever else we neglect, let us keep
np the habit of couiuiunion with God.
Prayer is the key of the position.
After a tongue has once got the
knack of lying it is not to be imngin" d
how almost ituioesiljlfc it is to reclaim
it.
Ten thousand of the greatest faults in
our neighbors are of less consequence to
ns than one of the smallest in ouselves.
The most cross grained are by no
means the worst of manhood ; or the
humblest station in life the least pol
ished in feeling.
Good-nature, like a bee, collects its
honev from every herb. Ill-nature, like
a spider, sucks poison from the sweetest
flowers.
God in the beginning held a flaming
mass of eternity in his right hand,
while every spark that flew from It was
a world.
"Wealth," says Dr. Holmes, "is a
steep hill which the father climbs slow
ly, and the son often tumbles down pre
cipitately." If ther is a right thing to be done
and we seem to pass through a wrong
thing on our way to it, there is another
way to it, and a better one.
Soft words may appease an angry
man bitter words never will. Wotild
you throw fuel on a house in flames to
extinguish the fire ?
The aprehensiou of evil is many times
worse than the evil, and the ills a man
fears he shall suffer, he already suffers
in the very fear of them.
'Ronth on Rnt."
iu.ee. rtxicUua. lilcc. uu, "-'!-
Heart I'aini.
u.Vai.fMBttmt; dmt rKal olHlit.-r-. "tti .. .'?6-U.(i-ift
!i, OJ.n, mjp.i.-r cun-l fj'.v till V
It lieiicwea,. i , . ' ' '
" " ' "Roiiieh on rrii4."
A-h frir Well?' --ln.uirb on ,orn." 1R.
complete cure. Hani ar pott corn?. warts, bun Inns.
'Bticln-Ilta."
UuI.-k, enmplete cure, all kidney. Madder and
nrlnary dina?e. scaWlnit, tr-it;itl.rj, ffnc, grar
el.cnUrrh of the Madder. 1. lru-;1ft.
Brd-ltnts Fltpa.
Flio. roarhe. ant?, bed 1'Uir?, rats. mire, irph
chlfnunke.eleareU out ty "Kou-t n K.la.'-
150- .4 " ' ' - . -
lliln People
" Well?' Ileilth Kriewer'; restores health and
hror-, euree 1 epe la. tmpotein e.yeTTiwl leettT.
1.
. - "Rnh on Vain.'
"nres ehole.-a. eo4te. emmp". dlnrT-hiTa. ai'Tx-s,
palns.rprainf. heiwiartia. neuralrta, rheanjiHifm.
'c. KotiKh on I'iiin blaster?. l.Sc.
otfiersi.
If von (ire fnllre broken worn nnt and nrrri.su,
uso Mrll'a He.i;u Keuewcr.' l. Iwutittftf.
Life Irecrer.
Henfth Kenwer." Ooe dfreot ro weak pnts. I
,ToFArLV
liiniiiiiiJia
Lots cf Fecpls Ssy,
OH MY
DAC
UHUT fR.4IAwE.
i ft , - -- .. . .
4( U(im lint It lacrea-fa lhe TJH(, ,
. IJialn 1 wenty.ftif ppr ( '
If
i.
Here Is Solid
A 1 Tr.STIMOY
from Hard IVorklmr Men.
nine tO OCCUDV tha IhnnoM. , r ..
telligent, progressive dairyrxietj 0,
West. There is a wideej,ra PaM
more knowledge, and tho-e farmejs'
have had experience for years ,n-.-4
read and speak more on this subC
Hundreds of farmers have a c' af" m
that it would be a pmGtat : ir.Tt-J'
iCaik. '" j "--"ituru.e iiir-uraiiur.g t!,f.'r , ,
Mit tbey know next to r.Mthir. Rv,..'
the principles of the ru'r;ess c.
knowledge seems hard ti
fT t S t'l
lt!tBDT I imvc I ' t ii i
Mrhlolt and IlolldeT.
I (, been troubled y.-ar ith VHney ai d
Wadd-r diTienlty. After using f'ir 1
Ht NT'a Kidney and I.i
i.rwret.'--w.
Fiu'i'.t r. Ar.urn. N. Y.
"IleallU i letUr ttnn wcUlh
vlnehlniat. . .
pioude'i.r.iV r' .: "Sit dJ-ea-taf..-dM'iii , One of the lest staterri'"'
,"""',,i:1.:-: ,: ,;;ne,,'Ki.ta.,iiNd , fo on the subject is a ..,,,,
-:i ...
. . , . .. . ... ... ' T I trr i.BI 9 I.I1IV T i
I.iri KKr.ivand 1 fo'.cu-.ly yr..c.u.::i, I f.:ul
fmm J. W. Maxell, in the j.
"Ronirh ein Pile '
V.
u-eg pllea or heTnorrnotiM Itcpina'.iTfTrnnmif. i r(0rL Conn., Fays:
Meedinir. intemsl or other. Internal and exi'rnal i ' v..-
retr.edy in each package. Sure cure, Vw.
Rift.
Pretty "Women.
Indies who would retain feshnr? and vlvacit,
don't fall to try "Well's Hertlth Kenewer."
"RoiiKh on lleh."
'Konirh on Iteh'' cures huiiinr-. eruption?, rlnir
wiirm, tetter, salt rheum, lro?ied icet, chillblHins,
ISonKli on Catarrh."
Corrects offensive odors nt once. Cnmplece "n-f
ol wort chronic, nne. juried as cariele lor
diphtheria, sore throat, foul hrenth. in"..
TTie Hope of the Xallon.
Children: plow in development, pony, scrawny
and delicate ue "W oils' Health Kenewer.'
Catarrh of the Illaller
Stlnalnif, irritation
and urinary complaint!
tl.
"Water Rnira. Koaehen."
"Kounh on Rats" clears them out, also beetles
ants.
t?ood f'in 1 hn nnTcr. obey it."
.Mechanic.
V. Tl.-nrr Williams. yeUi-V.ic. E'.-t rr.''-
rn iry of his experience :
t . .
,1 . . a v. . i w if k.T i' . in1 t Titr inn rr. arn ni ac . .
Vruti- J caught a ne&vy com, vtuh u -- ' ! " ' :r .h:
i got a hottio of neyT- (KWn.- nr.c tr.-, j found that corn on the low t.. .
TUwr.T and with the crnoci.-iF..;.n-r". Ian rl came forward faster tbu- n tl
' Llfbt enpperf.Dial:es l.g iiV..' , u" On U t
1 . Knilrond .Man. - 1 u'"""luru uu-j. ue to'.c d S ;
FmrV T? toe office Y. c. Ti. v k. i-if- " , inai orn appeared in n.ce rcwa on t-'
hV i twenty-fonr hours t :tf;
irt Team, urinauon can-a " ' . Do ln in trie rfmain. cr ,t tx .
,kt.ea was ft rrfcftt he was ot.;u-e,i x- w. -.r a - n:tf f
ber bar. TweHe b"tt:c- of If t a .?
The Care of Horses
The fact that the horse has no power
to store bile indicates the great rapidity
of his digestion and the power of assim
llation. For such reasons he should be
fed as frequently as possible, and I con
aider, if a rule can be applied, that a
Tiorse shonld be allowed not more than
2 per cent, of his weight a day in food
that is a horse weighing 1,000 pounds
should have twenty pounds of food a
day, half of which, when at hard work,
may be grain. This is an abundant al
lowance, and in idle time should be re
duced at least one-fourth. He should
have what salt he requires, himself to
be the judge. While I would never
. TS. til.' . 4 -a ; .
S.cKk ' ' v's growth the flrct w-v : Xu- j
"Deeds are bettor th-ui wor.'.s." ' I wpk it flerulP.l to l.avp ci;'i trr, '
tt.-- fanner anil I-Ivot 1:rKT h !.d, ... ... . . ' ' J " i!
,e teVt of tiue. ' It t..- ba h,wtkc!.... I;;r """ u::.kivk u -.nree u,-. s-r v. r . :
prn-rtirin xsrA:) it xs 7 t
ihoneand if te'.iiiioui-.is One season, in particu'ar. it rc'c I
I enty bushels to the acr. w!.; c .t:. J
9 i of the field made only ter. .-' j..t.k I
r the Klailder. the tet of ttu.a. ii.wiiwt.'
. inflammation, aii k.dney 'J VZl 1 Softie , d t
U cured by -Buchu-Palba.- grf'J.'.n,, Mndred c.,rd,r. w n. !. .d ! !n ?hat
, fLiad to irct r-lif from doctors r.d who eTpcHed , f
A Sewspappr eupportintf the Prlnclplea
of a Democratic Administration,
Published In the City cf New York.
WIIVLIAM DOKSIIEIMKIl,
Editor and Proprietor.
Daily, Sunday, and Weekly Editions.
THE WEEKLY STAR,
A Sixteen-page Newspaper, Issued
every Wednesday.
A clean, pure, lri;;!t nod ii.t retlns
FAMILY PAPER.
It contains tho liitt-t uew a, down lo tho hour of
(n'.:.tr to press" :
Agf (cultural,
rVlarKot,
Fashion,
Household,
Political,
Financial and Commercial,
Poetical, Humorous and
Editorial
jic tlr., v,:.,',er t'.c d-' t:.-n of tralnedl
joiirii!lti' -.f 1 i"e-i .":. Ita e'ru-en
ti?eb will be found t row d-d u!i P'od ttiilrs
Iron. b i-'M.ini- to en 1.
ftrv-ooll Htorien bv u ,ptll:'i: fcb
from uth personu atttel it vaiue. leud for b"ok.
"V. well that et.ils wei:.' -Sold
bv all drnptri-ts Price
HUNT'S REMEDY CO.. Providence. H. T.
tBITTESTO. liaeral Aeat, . I
LADIES!
re yon recklocs ennu-h to' vnnture ? If ao ffcd
two cnt in ST-.mii to ih- Mrvk l-nHitl inq Co ,
S nnd r-'''i Of-liitiL't in Ktreot, Vr-w York, for
one of their l-a'JtLf :il i:ru-ttrtited ' I.Hre1
Hooks." It is a i: 'Vei, nni'i'i". mi l inter, ht
iujr w ork t- v ry p'-re. .n of r- Ihi.-nieiit.
On receipt r.f t T tv-tru 1n sianip they wl'.l
Rend rwtpai 1 a toil bet of tljt ir liaO'.ia liol--hold
pauie- A crha.
For fen ri'iit-t!vy wi'! n'.co-i-i.d f. 'took cnt'iinfr.
complete w.if!- i f The iiiimlo," und louhie l
it ino-t l ' ;v:::.r mil;, tii.v' t;!L unq'Ji'e
Chromo rfird.
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Pres r.lx-rt In : ,. .u-.-.i...of
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A very p' a-ii . 1 ir
Cointtoiin.i 1 -r u.Hfc',;!r
Oth"i le" dr:t.-'. ef
tent ier Tint H"He.
pny-e..:V. a. U.- y
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The Academic Pharmacetitic Co.,
I.OM'O.V AMI 1. rV MUK.
532-530 WASHINGTON ST., NEW YORK CITY
j land was not tiled he had ' i jj.-i
j weeds higher than his I f... 1 t
I little Rtp.ff there was. f, t
was enoiidi to give ar.y r.ne ;' (. t - i
ver ) or craze, as some c-n? -;- -Li x
I any "git up' at ail a be-'.:, h rn. j
The wlieat on thi W 1 'T ..'
eight inche" hicrher thuv. !' e r' - f
! ire the lurid apj-ar as if i;
' than the other, thovcrh f .
j through the lowest la':d. r if v
t wet winter or ppriic tl v'-1! ' w';.,
i will double that on the ::.'.;' ' j !
-
Tile will not preveiit th? ;r.--::5 r::
', coming, but cieps on ti'Mlsr.! f
. nish fnol ff'r insects a: ,1 ?;.. -T-
more than on untr.ed 'a: .1. ,vei' -e
i an advantage in thr.t wv. T; e it-
er thev are la:d. the br ;i
drain, as a rule. On cy:
in! is tht the dm;rar w'"l nv- .
American axnl
THE DAILY STAR,
The 1'Aii.v ST'nr":.l.r r.'l the news of the AiJ
In in. i.ttr uv f -rm. It-- -ive.nl c.rre-po!i,!enee
,v -.ie fr.-tn London. I'm ikTlin, leuna and
lni:u is- a coi:.!i)en.i- hits fenf ire
A; ',VM ei t u A ':!', and otner : ts center-.,
fe - i w'eon ,M,eT,een':poe:,l!v retailed 1 y '.V
TlIK STAIt. fumi-: U.e - ' y teieer:,.,.
V ? R
j one rod for every foot in d'h tl :
j is laid. I
! Tn rnaklr.rr a drain revr-r r;v-'e
clods in onto vour tsl. A'avc
1 - i
. the tile with mellow or s
! packed, before you pl..w :-.
"... Tt x
e .- t
If suitable dirt is v.'A t
!. ' : v f.-atnre-
The'FinBTieinl nnd Market If' :vv s a.-j nnu.-ui.iy
''k.'.'.'.V.'i-l ti-riin and extraonllnary lodnne-
turn him to pasture, he Should have i m. nt to accnH ami t;inva-ri.
" . . k.-n.l for tirculr-.
some grtea food in sumnoer anu carrots
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l.vpTi- in'r e-iriantrj to 7.
t:;t-o -'ti'lt'e'l,Ta e-r m.'rrr r r t TTie-V j(
I ri ro i s-;. rr.-vjrv-.-A.a
in winter. Indian corn, whole or in
meal, is unfit food for horses ; it is heat
ing and iatttniLij. No hor.senian wish
ed to see a fat horse. Fatten steers,
hogs and sheep, but not horses or men.
Oats are the best grain for horses, and
take out the yolks and put them in a the cheapest iu the end. If we had
; luortar with a third of their bulk of ta- I some way of crushing or bruising them
i ble butter ; a little salt and nutmeg ; j they would be worth 25 per cent, nvvc .
! add the hm and very little hot soup or to us. If I was a miller I would put ;u (
; w;itcr ; neat it gently ; press tno pasie a ?ei. oi rons :nu itumi onta, mm m ia
into the empty whites ; arrange neatly
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY STAR to riv
fnueru- rr.zK or iot.ok hi tV: I ' ted statoa
and CanaOu, ouP-nh tle hm:- f irW ' lt :
Pervenr V
I Mat.- f T- H' ''!
Cluh- ot F fo-en on.."; one Mr i t '-m:&.).. 1- U
TERMS OF THE DAILY STAR TO St: a.
! f ry 'r for or.e ve .r t-v. hiiV.nr S'ttidayl $7 00
lail'e. wi'vaout Sundtiy, '"-e year S 00
, 1.x. i v i.i.'-'. us : ' : '.y- J on
I Iaiiv, w:Jiont sumtav, fix inortbs "
j .?,w, THK STAR,
16 and 28 Noitlt Alliaui M., JCT morm.
:ELIXI
An e! nt:t Fur'iO pharTif.i nti'' ararl- .n
i foi Pi p.iis, inn niiul un 1 l i -' t: ...'l i. - : ta-.- re
Belt f ovi-i t-.eiitv ji-.-v- j ar f t.'t fmit'ct
1 ex-i- n-ili- r "f in !.."
Apo.-.ve.l I y t!i.' Ur!.t !i.:: -f:! sir! .r'te P.
! In i, v.. in the l:o; i-s si-1ev-r7-p.tr' -f 1 irn-.
K.T-x-ial!v l.elf rid to la li., einli'reti and r-
p!e f Fi. t ti,ry l.'i'.-.t-i
rm:- y nviii! ; f r. e fr i;ili'i:':i.'!i' ir.i-S
i hi HanJ:on;e Packages, Price 53 Cts.
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Fori
FIVE
VEAIv3.
p ii mm.
on a dish, small end upward ; garnish
liberally to hide the lower end, and
months I would have all the business of
my region. No man that has ever used
crushed oats will buy any c! her. The
best time to water a hoise is an hour
and half after eating. Suppose his mas
The "Weeklj' Nt ir"' ml ("imukiv V;:i:ii- ,
Aa will lie ei.t u. any tddrt-.' f-..S'2.25 , i 'i j
ONE DOLL Aft
IVt 1 1-- .1 (- :- ly
lc::dck i;d new yor:c,
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CO, 1C2, 1C4 Charlton St.
THE GREAT CHINA TEA CO
trf-V 'T' ll'.'iOlfl to ? T; Cli-'ts f'r
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These core !ii r.t Oriu.e ero celel rate 4 for vol
nm i, q laiity of t"i , i r.e t r'.-poi.ne, vr.rlotycl
coiiinu:fitio.V M.rt 'l-.e-m In ifity In fl nlph, per
fect count rue! n .h, tnakiiM ti.eia tl.o i:. t attraet-
lun tirnrni'...'.'ii! t.t-,1 . 1 .. I t .1 rt fi'.'i.rtt l.,r l.lUllKfl
A cnea? aria gf)'i aisinieciani to ue chois.cLu:i.'.e.., u-d.-.-i a, Bocmtied, ttc.
(; about poultry houses and yards when i
contagious fowl diseases are present or j
" " feared, is made by dissolving 3 pounds j
; of coppeias in five gallons of water and i
adding one pint of crude carbolic acid, j
' Sprinkle about the house and yards
7 .with a common watering pot.
Many of our people, says the Indiana
Farmer, were taken in one year ago by
a Chicago sharper who Induced parties
to eign their names to their family re
cord, for statistical purposes they claim
ed. Now they are called upon by an
other agent to pay for a tl2 book, the
history of Dearborn county, partly ta
ken from old newspapers.
A Connecticut man says hebas found ;
four or five grades of Paris green offer-
ed in the market, and adds the manu- j
facturers claim it is better to cheat the i
farmer a little in selling them the poi- ;
son than to have them kill their pota- j
toes by too liberal doses. How thought- j
ful thesq manufacturers are of their
friends, the farmers, to be sere ? J
We cannot afford to throw away the J
cobs. They should be made the most
of, and the. way to do it is to have the
com eronnd. cob and all. Out West i
they have? big cob-crushinr machines
which crush the ear, husks and all, and !
the cattle eat these chips of ears with
the corn oa, and chew them well. It is j
an economical way ot feeding. j
Iiucklinsrs should not be allowed wa-
ter beyond that furnished from a foun- j
tain from which they may drink, but
oot swim in. Young . ducklings will i
stay in the water till cold and cramped,
when the deatli rate will be preat. .
Ducklings kept out of water till grown
have fully fifteen per cent, lower death ;
rate than those which are permitted a
full supply of water. j
An Ohio correspondent claims that j
radishes miy be grown in a very few j
days by the following method: Let',
good seed foak in water fcr twenty- ,
four hours, then put in a bag and ex-.
pose to the sun. In the course of a day
germination will begin. The seed must
then be sow" d in a well manured hot
bed and watered from time to time with
lukewarm water. Tlv this treatment
'th Tad'.shrs will i'i a ver fh.it liiai'
aciuire a suftic?ent bulk to be gaud t
eat.
',MlllKsi,ii ti
V; U or along Koe Tea Hera ol 4 plce-. or
Vnlt i IHnrif r fW t "flit ym" , wi;: ?.i) or.
e.--r9. S.nd us your r Mreys and den-Jen t) id t"rr!
we wi.l n.rv v.io our I"''!' ... poofc contairnf ac..e?p!'e
iT-tti'-ri; t"r I.,.t. 'HsOnut'' 11 :A " a.
! serve.
! Oriiiinfl ripo ntidrliT.cr Ttnil a larrrft i
ttiblesnoonful of irronnrl rice in a Pint of ter takes to a watering trough immerti.
; new milk after first mixing it into a I ateiy arrrr eating, ami n. muiuhcu ,
f smooth paste with a little cold water or i fu f food, and he drinks a pail or two
i milk ; add for flavoring half a teaspoon- pans ot water, ine const queiue 13
j ful of cinnamon and a little thinly-pared ! portion of the food is forced out of the
j 1'ition rind. When cold add a quarter stomach and is swept alotg into the
I of a Dound of suear creamed up with larger intestines witnout assimilation
ROYAL PILLS.
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THS POPULAR 0RQA11 f
Inslrucilon Cw' t and Plaito S'oola. j
Catalogues and Trice Litts, i n apj iicatlou, run. I
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The Best Newspaper in America,
and by far the Most Readable.
Agents wanted everywhere to eam
money in distributingr the Sun's Pre
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paper. No Subscriber ignored or neglected.
Something for a1!.
Eeantifnl arjtlSubatautial PrcoiumB ia
8tm lard Cnoid sad otberrtehPfi,ValaaLIo
Tiooks, tho Bot Family Sewing M.ithino
known to the trade, and an nnequakd list
of objoeta of real ntility and iastruotioa.
Rtet, by Mail, Postpaid:
OAILY, per Year (without Sunday) S6 00
DAILY, per Month (without Sunday) 50
SUNDAY, per Year ... I 00
TOR EVERY DAY If THE YEAR 7 00
WEEKLY, per Year . . . I 00
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"CHlCTfttSTCR'S SNGLI3K.-
Tliei rr:remj eiwc Antjr Honalna
Rri Hi .'., P.. lit' li.m of wrthU- hnwait
Wil.-.v- a LADIES. Aa r- Omrt ar
C4lk otr't t- ilt mi. i U r
f" r.i.i o av pvumU - l lar V- riTi piAlL
1WLPXTKX3 to o!.nva.;.t
r fr the ale of V.irsaiy f-Uirk! Stea-lyB J
the same quantity of butter, and two
well-beaten eggs. Bake with a crust
around, in pie plates.
Vegetable soup : Tut a piece of pork
that is not too fat and any bones left
from roast beef in a soup kettle with as
much water as will be needed for soup,
and set the kettle on the fire. As soon
as the water boils, add potatoes, carrots
celery, an onion and a small Savoy cab-
t hagp, all cnt in small pieces, and salt to
i taste. Simmer for two hours and a
half ; remove the bones and pork and
serve.
nnrklrn'i Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rbeum, Fevei
Sores, Tetter, (-happed Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly eiires Tiles, or no pay required. It
truatanteed to pive perfect satisfaction, 01
money refunded. For sale by E. James.
In France I saw some horses fed coarse
beans, immediately allowed to drink all
the water they would, and then ki'.ied
and dissected, and some of those beans
were found twenty-six feet distant from
the stomach in the intestines. J. E.
liusxtll.
The Traveler's Tree.
inraiiteod I " A f. ART A!0
PAID, Apply at one, etivtr
(liefer tj tl.b iiai.-xi
riTflovment W
tv a arrfl
ICAiiDS.-
This tree is abundant in Madagas
car, and arises from the ground with a
thick succulent stem. Long, broad
leaves grow from opposite sides of the
stalk, so that the tree looks like a huge,
green, open fan. During the most arid
seasons the tree contains a large quan
tity of pure fresh water, so that the
traveler finds them a substitute well in
the desert. So abundant and pure is
the water that the natives will not take
i the trouble to go to a well or spring,
but draw off and drink the fluid of this
tree. A thiuMt of the spear into the
- THE WEEKLY PATRIOT
The 1iJ!tik I'cmo-rat''" nper in the Strife
Full of Interestitiir r-ws ar.J niKrolhineou? anil
political rea.llUk;.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Special Ha lc, to Clubs.
S imple ei pie- ia.t'.ej free on application.
The PaTKH'T an.l New York weekly H ail.J one j
yenr for one dolhir and fifty rent?. j
Tfe I'ATRprr anil the Philadelphia Weekly
Timet one year for one dollar and Iseventy-five j
cent.-1. !
ir.r.xj p T VALTfITt, In
is to boi. f3r25 cet:ts.
btiz'.-s. 3-) p
FCrt SALE BY ALL DRUCGISTS.
REMEMBER THE BIG FOUR!
ta-
VinerarEittor? CCP.rilL.
Vi-egar Bitters F0"WTIR3, TO
Vinegar Ettters, oc .v :y, 1 1'1
1 del!-oi:e I
SOo.
50r.
j straw and cover them et.t'v i
; it. II think? it a vr-rv zi si-a 1
j cover aH the tile laid in sen! 1 '-r,; -
any otner very cioae v ... : s-t
j lie thinks four feet the v-te: rv'th
I to lay drair. Th-n Y -v tv c.-. -1
four and one-half ff-t dep. I'
' are rot more than th. it w.-'i'-i y -;
posib to lay lateral f.-v.r '"'
j on levt-1 pro-ind. Tre!.rd !a:d t-r. V:.--:
sand miles of shallow dra'i.? t''-
j learned that deepei dra:rs er-'.' -
aiid we should rot rr.ake
t mistakes in this day a: i : :'
1 world. The deeper you drv- tl
; er the depth rxf your s-r1. Y : 1 ?.-1
i draininc four feet deep o---' t." c
1 avai'sKe soil than wh-e r.-n ;-,
I pn'y three fet cV("V- T! 0 :r
' dre.ir-s are the lcrrBr tv--v -'
S .me think the fhf.Kof r V e .".? r
: t.e s,-,ATier they will rv; f"
1 Th.ey thir.k wrorrr. f '-r '1
( pass straight on down h-w ' r
i til the cround fills rp to t p I:' '.
1 tho tiles are deeper t'.e ( r ':
rises to th.em.
On tiled lard he ct f ' fv "
1 els of oats er acre. w";
! pond yields only twer4v-fc :'
; lie finds tha tiling has s: - -
$1.00 1
Vinegar Titters, c"d -'.r'e
The World's Crer.t Tdoocl Purifier
and Llfo Clvlr.g Principle.
Only Temperance Bitters Knovrn.
1 J I it 1
-j a -
his land an averacre ircrea.--'1
five per Cfnt. m the rie'd
I past season.
! it back anv.
Ileavv iair.5
Veanlritr ralre-.
Thepat fifth of tt CentnTT thf I,fn!ln8
r'aiully Medicine of llic Worlil.
WANTED,
i
F:Z: ZJ"
AOENTS in every Township in this
County to solicit subscriptions for trie
WstKLT Patuiot.
Write for terras. Address all coinmnnl
cations to
Tin: r.iTjuor,
Hurrishur, Pa.
5.T5J5."W. So WhST-S ! SS, tCifl mmGEs, wagons & sleighs
dav's ne. Marvelous enres. Treatise and ; it joins the trunk, will be followed by a .
f 2 on trial nottie rree 10 ni cases, rena w i cui'iuus now oi ictj-coia, ye utri-i-'j
n F01.U--TTX,fl AJTE1T'r-XllSTH B1 wtynvT v ir
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A treatment of di-
eawii ot Hor,Cat.
Illustrated American
Prnn' rTen'ni"e.U"ir.nosi.,p:
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circular. A.
A o Jurmer am o-
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11 ever w."
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i-fiajn tief 10 ?,!-.
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TfJCf Tit: ...;;r.: --jr-vs
5 - ,' 1 "; Xnt ' i- l'V .Viau Af't. t.n
c AIf-J-oi:" 'R " f "'-r s a jarAMnt
ill I oi-' 1 : r-i 4c
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4 r Wrr.ALyj) V aSMS.-aVt- o5ap3
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ptrtK-rJa- ftfid c-ii-rf outfit af nr va bam
Q A-1 i'W N aH. Suwl.r f'l-e- uvi i7 ti'atii
jrr jtv nun nii nnta s
Dr. Klme, m Arch St., rhiladelpbla,
nownrlsrlit Crnrlty.
To permit yourself and family to
"Hufferl"
With sickness when it can be prevented
and cured so easily
With Hop Bitters ! 1 !
riavina experienced a great deal of
"Trouble !" from indigestion, so much so
tbat I eame near loosing my
Life !
My trouble always comes after eating any
food
However litrht
And JlReftitilo,
For two or three hours at a time I had
to en ihroTjeh the most
Kxrr'iciatinc pains,
"And the only way I ever got"
"Kelier !"
Was by throwing up all my stomach
contained. No one can conceive the pains
that 1 had to eo through, until
"A Mast?" t . ,
I was taken ! "So that for three weeks I
lav In bed and
Could eat nothing!
My Mifferines were so that I called
two doctors to cive me something that
would stop the pain ; their
Efforts were no good to me.
At Inst I heard a good deal
"A rioti t yonr Hop r.itters !
Anil determined to try them."
(Jet a bottle in four hours I took the
contents of
One !
Next day I was out of bed, and have not
seen a
"Sick !"
Hour, from the same cause since.
I have recommended it to hundreds of
others. Yon have no snch
"Advocate as I ara." ieo. Kendall
AlMon, Boston, Mast.
Colnfibu it'ocfi'n, I exaa, April i,
Dear Editor I have tried yonr Hop Bit
ters, nnd f.r.n they are good for any com
plaint. The best medicine I ever nsed in
my-family. ILTalener.
Ni ne irnnlno without a bunch of sreen
H..j, kti the white label. Shun all the vile,
ji. e ,.n..'i- stud with "Hop" or "Uois" In their
water.
TTelpleaa t7pn Frlendlean I
Who, in taking paesa go In a gre.it tr.inV
AtJanfle steamer, does not feel a ttrf'l of
exultation over her magniflcer t, po ver
AfraliiBt her the Storm King ma: hnrl hl9
le mental forces, nor pierce btr ar.uoc,
cor atop her onward oourne.
But let me describe a scene when, one
morning in mid-ocean, there came &q
alarm from the pilot bouse followed by
cry i "The ship's rtidder Is loat I" From
the confident expression, consternation
eame to ev-v face. The wbeektmn being
helpless to direct her course, tbe vessel
jvae at the mercy of wind and wave.
The captain had bnn negligent tha
hangings of the ruddor were allowed to
wear weak, and snadealy U bad dropped
3eep Into the sea I
i Strong In tntelleot. la physics vigor, la
energy and ambitio i na eonfroaU, n
daaDted, glganttc '. and commands
applause for hLs 'Scent eaolte-
menta. But, all unci . an alarnj
come the rudder of it . -.'.Ittitlon la
goue. lie hae Wen carei-- its preee.
vatlon ; mental etralo, c. -ei-,s achieve.
-meuts, Irrecrular habits oi. r work, have
ieatroyed the action of hi lidneys onfl
liver. This would not occur were Wan
der's afe cure nsed to trm ntaln Ttgoc.
And even now it may restore vitality to
those organs anrl give back to the toon
that which will lead bvm to taie bavexi of
kia atabitioo. Th Travtl jr.
I 'tetter
s m XL- w A
H, H. KcDonald Drag Co., Proprietors,
6AS FBASCISCO and NEW YOKS.
Ima P-pni pTfreo
at. ( X - T TLT C fCTiT
r Dr.KLIKE S GKBAT
. r ...... DrcTnori
I '-rPnNltIIVB IllSKSES. ',
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II Iif.1I I irt R If tnkrn rtirt1. f.Flt a'
i Fit i'. -til. tHrT p.irln eiwBH c on
I . i --1.,. P. (V it. 1 er :-e. ' ..l
(J Vi-il'te '. to PR KLIVt t '.i An h t..rh-J-'rl.
. .n ' - -it--'- bLH'AKU vh iiliTA .' ..Vt KA w.
tKAis;S.
i "Kverv animal urvnt'e f.rri: ;
be subjected to a rc-nr" cf tn r :: J
', soon as it makes it fT'P'i'i:""'- - '
is desirable and, indeed. h-l:c:-5i l
1 for the best. Tesn'ts. with a'! live
' from tl.o chickens tr ? ci'.? :.
ty iLVolvcs ease of n.?r..icf n-1 .ifv-"
: way, and this paves labor and ircr-
the pre fit" from th u?e of t! J
In a dairy docil'ty i n e of thr2-'
i imxHTtant characteristic of c;r!
and the dairyman who has exri'-r--i
the advantage of it w:'l n'iy5 f
j the most careful attei t:--n t!:f :
ins of his calves. Wean:: J
, firt les?on to tie c:v"n. A :.'' "
'. never lx permifte.l to ?:i - f
This enforced hat it c! r;-. i- : r
i the disposition of tho - y iur.r c.
.! which, never havic? 1 c
i and never having been rt:rs-Jt? -
i themselves, make no trouble evfr
! Temoval of their ca. T!:ey cf-j
up their milk and are rarf'y t'
I with carpet, orhaye the v-r.rtvv-.r5
cT cows which prw out " f c'r'
affection for the'r youT-c. aft-t
Carriage Iakins in all its Branches.
Painting, Trim m ing
and REPAIRING of all kinds done a I
the SHORTEST NOTICE nnd the LUWKST
PRICED. Also, rianin;, Sawinir an 1 Wood Turn-
"tin ts, v luif I una, iaro v-r, rpnovP the r. ; r
THRESHING MACMir.ES, ' .,,,-,"
GRAIN DRILLS, Cider mills ; as it is dropped, watel i f
arrante.l the ! e-t Urn n lilli-. tl re-e- cVo Vbs lipn safplv deliven-.e "
have tieer habituated to :ts
and have nursed it. My
I
AVarrante.l ti n ! e-t Urn n lilli-. tl reie- Vi Vot ln aafp t c.
l.tiofi-iute :ittV. iniieiit il it ". . b r M-.iu: the ; js taken to ti rr prpVH.cn "
o, .lAi.r .... ter.enn nn.t Tut-rir Atlvrrrrin. ... .. ...l'a IT
inn witn imjirovea niacninery. aito.iii iin'iioi , Mlfl I.I ll llT I'KIaMA ;ml
.A.
Te all wbo are eafTMn2 from Uie errors and
fndlaoretlona rrf yemth, Marres weaknesa,
early decay, loss es maahood. erv,, I will asoiS a
recipe that wdl oar yoa, FIULE OiT CIlAItOE.
This g-rcat rerneoy was dleoovere-1 by a m9-stona-ry
in South America. 6en4 a sclS-eA-drweaad
envelope to tha Bar. )oaca C aB
Haw, Station D, New Yors dty.
heavy work;done.; 'arrlase smith ?hop connected
All imrties trustluH me with work will be honor
ably dealt with- All work, warranted.
II, X. CHT'TK.
EbensburK. Octobrr 24. 18s4.
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lrriTVit-iy. rwor n boawrrlM, f)yrhtlhl arc
rrorti Affwcix. S-int:rie treatment; aafe ard iir
rrtiifiliM. l-f iriMti- T-rU"l ('. I or urte f -r hit rf
wtiun.totc auiwerr J bythoe rteairiiie trrrrnaTrthy mail.
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ar d Irara rlhln t tWr atlvnittM. It U ut m
iddrrM Itr. f. I.. I R U' K. rrf.'i mnA I'titolriui ra Crittnr
Central Mrtl. A harsr. In-titut. 9?f Low't t.. st I itale. Bo,
b--iLvuM u Jut. iuU. ismiiiMLijr, ksiakiUaw4 taraa
distance from tT e r.vr ? :0
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I send f-ir ratal.-.-ite A. KHIfK, , " - ' ,
! I'm.,-', lvani.i AicTi-ultii'a! Work. orK In j rubbed dry, and IS fK.
, - .q tt.g ;Yieltrir 1 prr..
! tt A M i,-' ' Carvi--i." it. everv i-eiintl ! s; I
! in tte ir.ite,, s-ite. t.i neii nx.'s i-aii-.m i;k- warm bran and r.n-eei i--
KiJSIKI.K SA1 1UON. wh en oi.ti.'nce. twv . s. toI'i-oiI TVp r":'fc i t! - V" .
W...4 .....v... l ii.., v . nr. W..n ,l,ii, I lSUlliKtQ. J.I,eUi. R ' . v'
the work i t an rrtirr ?et i l ordinary Iron'. i to the Calf. Wh:CIi '? ll
I Felf-healint ! v u.i 'e, !i l builtv IMHN ,
1 Afl tv ttiTii fir liiii i'iAs. irioe ; givmcr it two frzT?.
tiii..ler;'e. A birire and lastnic ineetii" infured tyr -v, ', -V
n.i i.ivit, liii uui. 1 -
to irnd oatu --eri;. A,l,ic-. K-r e:r.'ular, ate.,
l'l S-li li;iN C(l..!'5 la.1cSI ,N. Y.
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With Hanoter'n Taylor Sji.tpni yon on cut ;
Drei-es u t.t, Willi, nt oral instract ionn. 1're-1-'- :
makers i.r.m.mncr it perteet. I'rlee lor Sjntfm '
Book and Double TrnrlnR Wheel, ff,f,o.
TO INTRODUCE j
ASvsterr. Hoi k nnd 'heel will besi ct on receipt
01 l,0O. Ad lrr9
J0!l. C. 11AN0T1R, Cincinnati, 0.
.SELLCRS
LIVER PILLS?
tare MAod fir rw Stn3 Heirr-ly i r u. e fi.
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Offices, Pi.tati h Iluildinc, Fifth Avcr.ni',
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: ily fucked. Three r.vt
', given. This is ci-n.t ; "J
: fourth day, when the u.i" ;?
'. in the dairy. Af'fr tl.'.s
warmed to nim-iy deirre c
times a dav. ar-d v. ri "!"0
' qnarts at a meal V' -
The calves are kc i t nv-' a '
clerin, fine hay may If ' Z -:
i and they will ? ion 1 - - (
jk severance in tl us ,v,T,r;:' 'j...
not only from its tlata l-ut "v
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; natural lnrimai i'."i -'
ther tronlde will h av
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