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For a damp poultry run no fowls are
worsd than th IIouJuu.
The Government arproiriates but SI
in f JOO for the improvement of agricul
ture. Rake off the litter from the asrara-
frui bed and caiefully fork in fine ma- I
nure.
The vr'-rht i f a lamb r.t its birth is i
said t.t be a" is to t:i compared Tith i
the w debt of it? dam. !
A r t il f.'d r..-.v' '-first iinnrsions' ,
of huv sue more reliable than the oidi- :
nary atcIi 'in cf t'-. ch- m'.-t. I
The best remedy a? ..nst drouth is !
ptrsifltf-nt cultivation, and t'j.wciaily
where there 'u i;iif little nir.is'.nre. j
Link up the my mire yard so that the j
watt-r on the cutsid-j cannot pet in and ':
that on the inside cannot get out. 1
A writer in popular gardening thinks
that plants are injured by having the '
pets too large rather than too small. j
Try new varieties of seed coin, but i
don't give upyeur own until you are
convinced that there is something bet
ter. One of the cheapest aDd Lest ferili
zers is the refuse ground fish from the
fisheries. It gives good reult3 on all
kinds of soil.
The best mulch for strawberiea after
they have started is pine needles, which"
should be placed around the roots to
iep the fruit clean.
Never let a calf go hungry because it
will not drink cold milk. If you have
net the time or patienea to warm the
milk fell the calf to some one who will
do it.
If the grapevines have not already
been runed do not delay about it any
longer. Remember that it is last year's
growth that sends out the bearing shoots
this year.
It is not practicable Jto train a peach
horizontally, as the growth will not take
that direction, but persists in sprouting
upward'and.from as near the collar as
po'-aiLle.
There is such a thing as fatty degen
eracy, by which all the tissues become
impaired, and the animal is weakly and
worthless. Fowls can be made so fat
t-at they will not lay well.
Cabbage and other plants that have
been wintered inlcoMframesneed close
Rtter.tio.n. They should be exposed, to
harden them, whenever the weather
will allow.
Cabbage plants are very hardy, and
It is sii l that they can endure a tem
perature of 12 degrees above zero.
They may, tterefore, be transplanted as
soon as the ground is warm enough to
do fo.
Crow a crop of pas in the old or- j
chard, and let the pips harvest it. Sow I
early two'bushels to the acre, with four ;
hundred pounds of good fertilizer. It j
is good for the peas, Oetter for the pips, !
and best for the orchard-. !
CoM'JtituMon should be the test word ;
in Pr'eclii-. f.nvl-t for biocding. There's
nothing mote vix--.f.i-i:s. to the breeder
than t- s'"rV'ekn" drop nway with no ;
apparent d;sf is" af'or ait the cue find
trf-ubV that lr:s hten bestowed upon ;
th-m. ;
A vgetabb ear 1 j-t rolHng if net
hkThlv rn. inured ; it i.-; simple plant food i
that. givs to epeulen's that qnnlity of
tenderness and flavor that is so highly j
prv-'-d ; i is tho svn that give? the (
birpe rrops that alone r.niit to bo sa'i.i- j
factory. j
A pond condition nowdr for fowls i.s
made as follows : One pound earh of !
ground tonPS, 'dried mat, linseed oil
and fennvrirk ; an ounce each of sul- 1
phiir, pepper, singer and copperas.
("Jive a small quantity once a day mixed
with soft feed.
The finest stalks of asparagus are i
raised by giving the plants plenty of
apart, and three in the rows. Keep the
land free from weeds and manure every
year on the surface. The manure
should le fine and well rotted.
To cur a cow of the habit of sucking i
herself, make a saturated tincture of
rmwdered Aloes and alcnhnl troon it in a I
mucuage Dome, iigruiy corsea ana!
paint me ena Of eacn teat With the mix-
ture, and the cow will soon become dis
gusted. It is said that the minorca fowls, so
well known in England, are not bred in
this country. There has, however, been
a recent importation for a Philadelphia
breeder, which will be exhibited at the
next State Fair. It Is claimed that
they will lay over 200 eggs a year per
lien.
As soon as the strawberries begin to
send out buds rake over the bed well,
removing all the covering. Then place,
by scattering it around each plant, a
small quantity of kainit, and If tbe
plants have been thrown oat of the
ground by the frost, see that each is
firmly set in position again.
Sheep collect many weeds and grisses
that are valueless, and thrive in p.tsture
upoti which cattle could not exist. They i
scatter theii droppings evenly o-er the j
tk-ldis, and are the best factors for jto- j
moting fertility. If hurdled they cau j
be kej.it upon a small area with profit. !
The barnyard in winter is often the
deathtrap for live stock. Tools of
water, liquid and solid manure are al
lowe.1 to freeze, and then alternately i
make a nasty, loathsome mass, through i
which the stock must wade in going for !
water. Remedy this evil if you would '
have your stock healthy.
Excellent breakfast cakes are made :
of three eeL", one te ipjk ';;.f id of sugar, '
ore ci-ffee cuji of sweet ndlk, one cup !
of warm wa'.tr, three tr -.bh'-'-'i iKmsful o!
yea?t, lhitir T'luoh to n.ake stiff batter, j
Leave the whites of the crrprs nntil the
latter has risrn, then add them, alo a ;
a pinch of salt. If started the night
before, these cake3 are delicious. They '
will be as light as jn;fTs. I
Many have an i b a that it is test to '
set plants in rainy weather, but this is ,
a mistake, if the soil is not very lilit
and loose, because when the ground is i
wet it is very difficult to set a plant j
without pressing the earth around it so !
as to be hard when it dries, and it sets
together so compactly that the roots can
get but little air or nourishment, and as
the bard ball of earth Is where no after
cultivation can reach it, the roots of the
plants must struggle to get beyond the
bard earth before they can find the
roter eon.l itiiins fur a vigorous ulaiit i
rowlh. j
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Dreaming.
Dr. Delaunay, an eminent French phy
sician, writes to the Paris Uiological So
ciety on the subject of dreams. He
claims tLat the character of onr dreams
is very much determined by the position
we occupy in sleep. The most general
method of lying, perhaps, is on the
right side, and this appears to be also
tbe most natural method, for many per
sons object to lying on the sid of tbe
heart, which it has been more than
once asserted should have action dnring
sleep. Nevertheless, T)r. Delaunay's
statements hardly harmonize, with this
opinion. When one sleeps on the right
side, that istnsay upon the right side
of the t r tin, on's dreams have marked
and unpleasant characteristics. These
characteristics, however, rxre essentially
those which enter into the popular defi
nition of dreams. One's dreams are
then apt to be il!og;cal, absurd, childish
and uncertain, incoherent and full of vi
vacity and exaggeration. Dreams that
come from sleeping on tbe right side
arj, in short, simply deceptions. They
bring to the mind very old or faint re
membrances, and they are very often
accompanied by nightmares. Dr. De
launy points out that sleepers frequently
compose verse or rhythmical language,
while they are lying on tbe right side.
This verse, though at times correct
enough, is absolutely without sense.
The moral faculties are absent. On the
the other band, when a person slumbers
on his left side his dreams are not only
less absurd, but they may also be intel
ligent. They are, as a rule, concerned
with recent things, not reminiscences.
How to Ge to Sleep.
A writer iii Hall's Journal of Jhnlth
gives the following hints to prevent
wakefullnes, which are no doubt effica
cious :
"If you cannot go to sleep when you
first go to bed, give orders fo le waked
up at daylight, cet up promptly, do not
slefp a wink during the day, go to bed
at your regular time, with directtons to
be waked as before ; in n week you will
find that you po to sleep promptly, bnt
be careful to get upas soon as you wake
in the morning, thus you will fnd out
how much sleep your system requires,
and act accordingly.- Avoid sleepin? in
the daytime, for if you rpqnire seven
hours of sleep, and spend that much at
night, whatever time you spend in sVep
dnring the day must be deducted from
the seven bour?, cr you wil1 poor, ?r
wakeful again. If you wake up p.t
nip fit, either go to bed two or three
hours earlier, or else got up, even if it,
is one o'clock in the morning, and do
not. sleep a moment, until your regular
time for goin? to bd. If yon wake ard
do not sleep in tbe daytime, you will
find out in a week how much s'ep you
require, and then act accordingly. Na
ture loves regularity, p.nd four hurs
sleep from 10 to 2 is said to be worth
six hours after 12 o'clock.
A Modern FaMp.
A fi; who u.as ns'r,r Curucli Uie
forest fie day bean! a frrat dispute
anior o; the bares, ami he turred aside
to find poyer.'' of them eprrarrel in hard
kr.orks aroiji.d a burrow.
"What is all this row aboi;? ?" rle-mand'-d
IJeynard as he fell a motif- them.
"Why. sir.'' rei'.if d one of tho hares,
"our father is dead, and we can't anrreo
as to who shall possess his burrow."
"Tint it is larce enough, for you all.''
"So it is, but that settles a ma'ter of
fard irstead of principle."
"Well. I'll take the fact ar.d ou can
keep the principle," said the fox as he
took possession of the burrow.
Moral : When the heirs fipjht over
the old homestead the lawyer comes to
own the farm.
Nothing pays better than feeding the
young cattle some grain when first
turned out to grass, to keep up their
strength and to counteract the too laxa
tive effects of tender grass. If some
grain is not given there is every likeli
hood thai the animals will loose in
strength, and will not prow and im
prove so rapidly as they otherwise
would. It may be well to observe that
the cattle are not turned out to pas
ture until the grain has attained to
some size and become somewhat ma
tured. It will be found if this is done
'he cattle will improve much faster
than if turnpd out while the grass is
tender and washy.
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V AGENTS WAKIEDifewBok
Juat Published, entitled
THIRTY YEARS A DETECTIVE
BY ALLAN riXKFRTON.
ConfBfn1nirtTiornnp?i and p nmrirpTiernrve erpoao
of f'rlmlnal Pracli'-e of all grades an4 t lasaes,
with Numerous Episodes c f Personal Experience
In th JJetection of Criminals, eoverlmj a
Ierlod ef Thirty Yaars Active Detectivo
Afa and embracing many intensely Ititereatirm
and tririlling Detective Sketches.
An entirely newtook, prnfu.orhi iTIttrtrate'l,
and wim Portrait of the or eat Detective.
t AGENTS WANTED I
In Tcry turn there are numbers of people vho
witl he (7ini fo get this hook. It sells to Mer
chants. Mechanics, Farmers and Professional men.
Thus every Affimt can pick out fi'ty or mare in
l totcn to whom he can feel sure of Belling It to.
We want One Arent In every township, or
eoonty. lff.Anii person, witn this book, earn
become a uticcwf itl 4o-ct. For full particulars,
and frrnw f o no-rnfs, address
O. W. CARLETON 4 CO., Publishers, New York.
RWiVulfcl. BIALBstIl RnKAklE AS0
DEBILni K9ESAiEJ&j IBfAL
A Ufa Experience. Remarkablo and
quick cures. Trial Packatres. Bend
Btamp for sealed particulars. Address
Dr. WARD & CO. Louisiana, Mo.
71 f tM n m w
itra"9
Usually develops in early life,
and is a peculi-ir noibid con
i dition of the system, usually
' JuTect'.i ne glands, often re
: suiting' in swellings, enlarged
i joints. libscssLes, thickening
cf the lips, enlarged neck, sore
eyes. A sc.cj'.iious condition
is often hereditary, but bad
I diet, too free use of fat meats,
j bad air. vant of sunshine and
i nourishing- food will induce
I it. Some people are troubisd
Will
;crDTuv
;S csvelhng- of the
erlands, and with ulcers and
Kf. rnf :s, L:::r r.-ny cn-'so v. ry
i i n : ,, . r. . i.
iihbl ..-.--.li, v. i!
ni"v h
.V:2 in-
: ard serofiiln, orc-iu!a cf the
1 lung's, .scrofula cf tha spleen,
scrolula of tlio kidneys, and
j scrofula of the bones. EUR-
! r:ocK blood eitters win
, drive away any case cf scrofula
' and not to appear in another
place, for their action on the
blood and bowels will carry the
disease entirely from the body.
-A. jEt1 T
'a. OCIIIlTCr
CO
. Children's. 1 to Syenrs, .
ditto, two attach tTTita, -Misses'
' " .
! lAdles' " .
I Mis.es', with a belt, " .
i Indies', " .
; Ftookinsr. Abdominal, and Catame-
Sc. a pair.
lOc.
13c "
15o. "
aoc
25c
nial iiandae bupporter com
bined. Kfii.
ITealth Skirt Strpnorter. . . - 45c.
Brighton (jent i
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alter.
1 5a
ron SALE BT
ALL FIRST-CLASS STORM.
Samples sent pout-paid to any address apoa
receipt of price in 2-cent Ftamps.
LEWIS STEIN,
Sole Owner and Manufacturer,
178 Centre Street. New Tork.
ITelpleaai rpon n Frtendleasi I
Who. in taking j assume- In a grefU trim.
Atlantic steamer, docn not fel a thrill ot
einUatlon over Ler mn.:riiliceiia power.
Asninist her the Ptorm Kinsf may hurl ht
elemental forces, i pierce her armor,
nor stop her c nvrnrrf t orr.-e.
Hut let me liescril.e a scene tr .on, one
morniiiR n nidi ocer.a, th?re irn:- an
ale.ian from tb pilot hotiw fnil,, ed i.ya
cry: "The ship's r-?d-1er u i.-t : ' From
the roTifi.i.-nt fxy,i vn, cinsternalion
enmo o ev-r f irv. j he wl,..laian being
heipU-ss to ilirtv l ro-. rfie, the veesol
Vk-as nt the ;r.c-ry :f nuA WAT.
The c.-.it-'i: L.i
hanjrinaf! of thu r.e'
wear .vei.k. uu.l si;.l
deen into the Boa :
Stiontt in Intellect
energy ani anib'.n
dnnuted, glinntic
negligent the
re allowed to
ly it tia4 dropped
Vhystcai Irot, la
a confronta, nn
"id loiunmnda
-c-nt excite
" an alarm
: .allor, j,
' ( presejv
' s achieve-
applause for hi
mer.ta. Hut. all su.
come thf r-uM.-r :
tfo-;e. lie !:ns Lw-ra car,
VKt:--n ; nic-ifa; tv.i.,, .
ririiTs ii.T.-r- iiai- f,;,!t.. . .
lea;r,,yf(1 t'l.e ;.c::. ,) (1f ),,
liver. This would not o.
Tier's c.aie cure usej to t:i
And eren row i tu-iy ias i
those orians ntiil i-tvo 1...
'!K, nave
- I'.eya and
-.-ere War-if-iia
Tlgor.
vitality to
la the man
that which will lev him t i the hTa ai
Te-eJl wrho are snfTerlr.5 from tho error anil
rndlorot!ona of youth, nnrvons weakness,
avrly decay. Iosr of manhen 1. tc... I will senJ a
recipe that will enre you, F11F.E OY C It A ROB.
Thla RTei&t remedy no? l:sxo'erc.l by a mhv
lonary South Aincr'i-a. f cd a eelf-od-drei.ed
envelope in t:l(. ';kv. .1 ,ipb x. It.
HAS, Station r. N-w or'; i-'t-.
x-o-xr-TT'rc:s.
1 NEurAI.l.l 1 1
'in luii i' Ttnij & ((,
- .'.if. i v , i i : t. . i j r
N... lii lttU Avt-imj .,. i
.-ilt !mora
a si
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"Ron;h on Ilh
Pipers out mtn, mles. roache. trV-,
ante, bed-
Heart Paint.
Palpitation, dropuleal fwpll1-ammw't. In
rtlirpstlon, hrailache.gle'ijilcsf ? cared bjWelis'
Health Kenewer.
"Rnnth on Corns..
A?k for Well).' "Keuuh on t'orns." IV. Qntrlt
complete cure. Hani sr rofl pom,wart, boo Ions.
"Bnrhn-Palba
Quick, pomplet core, all kidney, Maller and
nrlnary dlfeae. fealdinir. Irritation, none, irrav-
; el, catarrh of the Madder, tl. druirirlsts.
. - . Bfl-Bnf, Fllea.
Files, roaphe. antu, bed hnm. rats, tnlee', s-oph-er
chipuinnk-, cleared out by "Knuith on Katn."
l"c.
Ill In ri'iinlc
"Wells' Health Kenewer" restores heiltti and !
1 vlijor, cures dy.opei.ia. Impotenee.peTU.'il debility. !
"Rongh on Taln.
t'nres cholera, colic, cramp?, !l.irrbfpa. aebp?, i
! T'alns. pprain". lieidache, neunilu-l i, rheumatism.
! ie. Houif h on 1'ain I'lscter. ISp. j
! Motliora. !
If yon nre fnfHnir. broken. worn out and nervou", 1
5 use' Well'fl Health Kenewer.' tl. IiruiciclstR.
I.lfe I'rci-rvrr.
T( you are losing vo.ir crip on life, trv "Wells' I
Health Kenewer." tloej direct to weak snots. I
"Ronth on Pllia.' j
fures pile or hemorrhoids. Itehlnir. protradini;, i
Meed inv. Internal or other. Intom il and external ',
remedy In each packane. Suro cure, 50c. Irue- i
Klsta. I
Pretty omen.
Iadles who would retain freshness and viva?lt !
aon i iau 10 try " well s Health Kenewer.
"Rontrti on llrh."
"Kouarh on Iteh" euros humors, eruptions, rlnsr-
! worm, tetter, sal', rheum, frosted feet, chlllblatn?,
! "Rongh on Calarrh."
j forrectp offensive odors at onee. t -omplete pure
! of worst ehronle, alo une.juale.l as irnricle for
j diphtheria, sore throat, foul breath. Wlc.
The Hope of the Nation.
IThlldren. slow In development, punv. "i-rawnj
and delicate use "Weils' Health Kenewer."
t'alarrh or the Itlller.
Stlnirlnf. Irritation. InllHinmation. nil kidney
I and urfnarv complaints cured bv Hiiehn.I'aib. "
I
"Koaifh on Ksts" clers thera out also leetlei
ants.
Dswnrlthl frnelty.
To permit yourself and family to
"-iifTor !"
With aiekneo whdi It ran be prevented
and cured stopasily
With Flop Hitters ! ! '
Flavine exrierieneod a ereal deal of
"Tronhlp !" from indirection, o innch so
that I r-tme near loosing ray
7-ie !
My tronole always comes after eating any
food
However ltirht
And dlirestilde.
For two or three honrs at a time I had
to po through thf most
Kxeneiatinir pains,
"And the onlv way I ever Rot"
"Relief ! "
Was by throwing up all my ptotnaoh
rontalned. Jo one can conceive the pains
that 1 had to go thronzh, nntil
"At last?"
I was taken ! "So tliat for three weeks I
. lay In hod and
i Could eat nothing !
j My sufferings were so that. I called
; two doctors to give ms something that
would ptop the pain ; their
Ffforta were no good to me.
At las? I heard a eood doal
! "Ahont yo:ir Hon T?ifters !
I And determined to trv them."
j tiota iiottlp in four hours I took the
conter.t of
! One !
! Next day I wa out of bed, and have not
seon a
; "Sink!"
1 Hour, from the stinic cqno ip
I have recommended if to Imndrod? of.
: others. Vou have no such
j "Advocate a T am " teo. Kendall
Alston. R'-wtoTi. Mas-i.
Colun.hua A'irornff. T--x. April 21, 'a:!.
Dear Editor I have tried vmr Hop' Dit-
j t-rs, and fir.d they are it od for ativ crmi-
plairit. The hest medicine T evor ued in
my family. n. Tif.ner.
.ne irenn'ne without a bund, of (rreen
llo( s on th" v-t i-e i ,ho shnn nil the vi'.
po.son.ius stuff wi'h "H...'- or "H-is" in the r
II i -i e
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THE WEEKLY PATRIOT
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Full of intere-tlnit new. anj miseellaneons an.i
Tiolltlcal roa.llmr.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Special Rates to Cluhs.
Sample copies mailed free on application.
The Pattiiot ami New York weekly World one
year tor one dollar ami titty cents.
I Th Patriot an.l the I'h lla.lelphla Weekly
' limes one year for one dollar and .-eventy five
cents.
WANTED.
AGENTS in every Township In this
County to solicit subscriptions for the
Weekly Patriot.
Write for term?. Address all communt
cations to
THE PATRIOT,
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Carriase Making in all its Branches.
Painting, Trimming
i i'd H I TA 1 1' IN(i of all kinds done
the SHORTEST NOTICE and the LOWEST
1'KICES. Also, I'lanlnr. Sawlnir and Wood Turn.
j ln with Improved machinery. Also, all kinds of
heavy work:done.; t'arrlait e smith t hop connected
j All parties trusting me with work will be honor
j ahly dealt with- All work warranted.
Ii X. CHl'TE.
Ebensburg, October 24. 18R4.
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frc,llo l ".: ,"-l,"'- t-O""' .. ft. I "ls. "a.
i. -. . nr.np ioixmi. k .n and lt..BM a.. T7.
.... VUMa i..-J.. a,.taAll.aI III la
, ' iinn.m-r a lajinr jvicm vou Chn cut
I)roscs to tit. with. .in oral lntrBct"lons. Iiress.
j makers i.-..n..un.-e It I .-rl.-ct. I'ricc t,,r System
j Kook and Ilouble Tracing W heel, f R,50.
TO INTRODUCE
! A. -i"lP.m K""k n1 w heel will be sent on receipt
H ill. it -
oi i.tni. .vi.iress
JOH. C. HAOV.R, l-lnrlnnatl, O.
tt: p. poutJcsso.xco
Akrents Pennsylvania Ohle anit West V
Association;
ALSO
en. paprr AclTertlwInic Affen.a.
OFPirKS, riisPATCH Hufldlna-. Fifth Atenne,
Ptts b u r er. Pa.
THIS PAPER Th;w-;ij:-s
ei Wa TtR 6t dON, our authorized aircntii.
Lots of People Say,
"OH MY
BACK."
Here it Solid
A 1 TESTIMONY
Kl ONLY &-.:C
.ToFAIL;c
iunirtf iniiu
rn
from Hard Working Men.
WiL.
Msrhinlit ttnd Itatlder.
('') troubled years wi'h kidney and
:.r,...,jtv. Af'. r !-ii..r f .:r li"!' i-t
s'-hier and Liver llrit:iv 1 li'i-c l i n
- , .:r, d." Wi'ili im '. 1:i.-k, M js,n at. 4
-11. N. Y.
"Uvu'.th U U It.-r t'i'.n vre..5-h."
.Mnclilnlnt.
-? Knrj. !:.!.; ;-. 11? T.';d:-e ve
"I 1,-lv
Mad ! t l
IIi'Ni s t ;
CO-..- ) .,-
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I leitf 'i;'-:i I'tiitii' hidl'V hn-.i 'W'-nkk:
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I 1: n -i-i j 1 1 -1 f-x l.f,l. -of III v-i'- : Kldnev -n.d
1.' 1 t m rnv. f.iid I Kjlen.r.ly i-roriaim, -1 fetl
llkO li t!-VV 111. ill.'
"Good conii-el l;f.s no price, y it."
ITer"iiin1p.
Mr. IT-nry V,'i':i:iTri", "VI ei h-inic. Kat r.ridce.
port. C.T-n., sits: "ANmt two nmri-hs aro I
crn -ht heavy cold, which settle. 1 in my kidney.
I pot a hottle of IU-vt's ICiilnc y r.n 1 I.iver
Kr-MKiiy and vi-i'h the f:rt dse -n. to rd well."
-'Light t ui'I i -ri- innk-s lor.- livi s."
Railroad IIan.
Frar.k B. T.ee. office N. V. C. A TT U. IX. I.itt
Fails. N. Y.. .lime K, JM. says: My talle r. 62
year- tf:d. had vere kidney and l.:(ii. r a-e
for 0 y ars. nriniTi n CRti-ii:ir ne-ite I'f.in. The
weakne-s -.as o prent he wa r.r " ! to wi ar a
ri:t!ier hac. Twelve N'-t'e f Hi NT's K-'hny
l.'F:MrTiv romi'letelv enred him. find wo cnuider it
remark. i''le. 'We thcerfaiiy r- commend it."
"Deeds nre better n words."
IIt-nt's 1 Kidney and I.iver Tlrirvr In" ood
the te-t f time. It h bi-.-n before the pnMic for
twenty yenr, and has cured every year thorn-and
id jM--!e -i :Teriiii from various d:-eisesof the
K: lie v" arid I.iver. and kindred disorders, who had
f ailed to ret relief from dorTors and ho expected
never to he cured. Thonsands of tectmonia!a
from oirh j ersotis attest its value. Send for book.
"Alls well that ends wen."
Sold by all drntruists. Price $1.25. 9
HUNT S ItKMKDY CO., Providence, R. I.
C. V. It!TTKNTO", .tnerl Arent, 5. Y.
LADIE
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Areyoti reckless enough to
two onti in Flumps to th'- f
SIM and fi3il Wa--hinrt. .i, sir.
one of their twautif o, i.l.j-T ,
llooko." It is a ie v.-;. in :
Injr work to every t-.-M n . : i
Oa receipt of ton c i.i, ,;.
penri pcK,tpnil n fu I m el t:r
hold frame Vertja.
Forten rentsthi y v r1 ai- i.
Complete word- of '- 'i i." V:
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lor i!---n - i t .-, .
other bill -r driie. .-it i r -o' .1 . i i" .
Centk mt Tint Ito'tle. r -. .
physi- ihiim in Ku - :m.! v.-
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WIT A5P WISDOM
An Irritable nation Vace
High time-That kert f.v
clock. 1 - --e
The most tronblesnmo .
is the tiOy-cott. - '
CranJ-rrieg w cur( ,
Tliat's sour ojiiij;on. -'I;
When the car drivers -r fc M
not brake anything.
A country seat that a: ,..
The barb wire fenc r'
Karnestness of j :r. ...
ori.1v fmrn s'mn j c v . '
To pet rid of a ., t, ...
f'.-r what yon rn- x' io. ' 1
Search oilieis f,.r m
your own ln-art f .r .
A f'.Mil's aviro .,
krave. It i at h a-- - - -. " '
A trump calls hi- si .. .
l-eraiio thev have t. - '
An army t:r 1rrVr ...
of glory th:tn ..f i:u-ty.
Mopqiiitorp are fffe fr., ,,. t
least. They can't stan ! C
What a man i .tef .,."'
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nstially rnaTcr-o up ir ri.,,': . ' "..
The host earthly e. i".'
and the next is a goo.j
If some mr-n had to1;. .ie
their health wmiM 1 f., ,
Alas . how vain to s'r-vr -
a crave w.ir:i lovir z :".: . - r..
prapp. ' ' - Tt
Temtieranre. ena (. .
cheerful spirit, ar the r-r-'
of health. ' '
Some or.e pays roan ; t..,-.
world. Yes, but h- - ; ' . ..'
married.
We can riilicnie tf.c r,.. . ..
bnt there's something r '
him after all.
Nature is frar.k a
man to ahusip himself ...
him a hint of jt.
When a man snt-aks tl
may count prettv ur-!v ' i
ses most other virttif.
A man who ke-j.s ! ( kr ,
them not is like an a-- H- rH
and tats thistles.
The indi?crim:r,a'p iU',.. cs r
and vroRff corraiiot .. v. t
inp: while it hanlonc tVf. t f ii-.
Grinr!s!or.e9 are on V U'
surnably for the fierf". ,,f
who have axes to pr:nd.
There isn't mucl: d-orn,
obliquity tKtwPf.n rho rra- -.
the woman who d
Whatever por.j.v rr v 1 i -r
that which yon t'-;..vu 1 1 1. .
t
rr-i
a 'ike
-rrr t i
Ciuraze an-1 rpo-'
nneqnivocal of vir'i-rc. f. r
kinil tnat hypoi-jsv . .
Orre Dollar V r H n.
Somoimdv want? (i
y-ar i T't from ear-. '
er acre,
jori'y
T.
W'
f-n r.cns ?.r-
f farnier I. rer
per n -! l cj'tite a v
nufbf ttiTpprt. and
average fstrp.-'r can
than vv V'-" o-'ii i-'
1 '
r i
I V r
' d. " '
care t
fry rvr;- I
we have i . ;
I .ivp Tai l a d 1 - r
commerci'd 'iv:-
' --T. h-i' thv dM:." r.-.-
ard !tp or1 er, vrd'-c- - ' -
l ad n '" T. vcar-ri 1 v-- '
f'o,l and care. Tf '.c-n
earn c--n5derar.'y
eracre (i,-ii--,t" p.--r oa 1
-Trir-?. I'll en tl.-ir 1 i
one of tl.fm. Anil I r v. ?.
yon that when T f.r" r. '
tliree dollars prof.t f r i :i '.
and turkey kep f,,r t r-1
don't brae much aMu I;-,v
, All sickness in l;.vs
. dic-?ed or di-i---r-d
bop ri'vi gets sick 'f :'
I a'pa.-ni condition. T!,:-
re kept in view in f.e i:: z. r.- : -.
ir.tr or const ij-a ir.fr !-.
slionld be jndiciotis'y rr.' er v
with food of a d :r- !' , ;.r
Fumpkins are excellent fr " '
pose. Their effect on ;i 1 w '
peneral health of le :;
ficial. Some verv pood sbr;-! eri.
most kepjr? of stu-l-f!--ck. c
sheep a little bay all i:n.rr r. A
smaller number cive !h:r
choice rams a daily ra-i r. -f :
penera'ly consist ire of wheat Ir-.-oats
mixed in about eqna' rrn-r
It is claimed that this drv-fe-'-- :
summer steadies the a-v-ra - s:
tites, acts as a correct ive ef a"-1
flatulency, a preventive cf rv " :
scours, and general tor.ic to '.! f
this more especially when tie1 tre,
is exceptional wet in winter. I'
latitude of Southern i:!;r,:. rr? r
be sown in Xorember a-' r', ;:
tinder when fully beaded c-:.'. :r. ''
ard the prrund irr:v ! ' ' '
with southern crw i r a a- 1
under in Ju'y or Arm,
sowinp of peas will m .ke a ;
A-
by the first frost, when it rr
under and tl,p crrnnd .aTi:"
i rve. This pjakes thr-e er
! Tinder in one rear
j to ; t .v
1 " a cntl"il n '
' arima,s- Tney ?re cv-r rt cr
: the conrd rv pofnp "fr :v
i ,
j ar'' aT"p llAh1" to be S'-t; 1
j bi'itatircr irfnenres f 'V
i I,,,,'., fp.,t
irvo:opipfT Tpo.
T-'-? t evil i ff. cts :
moi nine and t v'r
s . L" i''1
1 - tl'i ' (t c jv,r.'a t -,t
tint of tbe (v.
pradnally cain?
the animals bectime accu-'. "
This e.-jnaily firri.it.ar ' f r '
at:d s!ie . Ilnrsos tl: t: :
liad wr-ik are m! n--; . '
the crass : ihe "e'eari: s "
pood, r.rood mares need r "
tial fted. Work h.'ii'r -v-al-o
have bay d.iily, but if t!
low, and due considerat i v ' '
ture prevents buy inp. tt-ey r
prain. which is test prouiui
kled over cut straw. Freh c
' erally da very well if tbev c.t ve - -
j a month after tome tirrri i
j There will to little to fear of n "
t , -:-k
j or other troubles incident to a ' '"
condition, but larpe milker "
j feed tbe second week or t!.- '
down thin. .twrnVri .1; ' '
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