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A KH I LTL KA L DEFAK fMEST.
Col. K. ! CurtU advises attaching a
,f stiav to the KKit, in statle
Hga'ut w!
!,icn a horse kicks.
:n: il f Ui- vicious hal 1.''
it il' ice of burnir.g the on
cure t!:t
The iu...
, r- i,r n : :U the ski" of cattle is s lid
to i'.f i r i i'.v the leaihfi value of each
.ie t . the extent of three to four dol
lars.
I'rjf. C.k ifcouiinetiila planting po
t a tot' a the f.i-bt year after j.luvw ing up
gre-i s,ifl, if wiieworms attack the
crop. Tt.f grubs live nearly three years
as !.ir.i .
j s. NV. owaid intimates that all
manure ch-ii!'l go direct from barn to
ticlu. thin do.ng away with the neces-r-.ly
uf a larrs yard, reeking with tilth
and ii:d Ie.s.mt odors.
II .l-.v.xwoith, an Indiana potato
We ropy a portion of an excellent ad
dress, bv the Kev. Ir. Moore, delivered
"It wi'.l I in Uiu-jklyn some time since in aid of
t-e ert'di' i1 of a new i i.:lr.r.r lor ti.e
Aidt-lphia Academy.
"Having speut some of the bebt years
of my life as an instructor, I think I
may, without egotism, claim some
knowledge of what a Lrst-ci.ias teacher
is worth. I think I know something
about the difficulties of a teacher's pro
fession. I know something of the deli
cacy of the material on which he has to
work, and of the wonderful results
which he is expected to produce.
r believe it reiiuires a rarer combina
tion of excellence for a Grst-class instruc
tor than for any other profession ou
earth. And when you find a man who
has a genuine sympathy with children
especially for boys; who has the ability
grower, strjngly advocates the rotaticu
of creis a n m-aris of avoiding the
crab. He manures his crop 'lightly on
accoui.t cf this disease, which he says
is r.-c-re. slug.
'1 S e v ire netting, sold at about one
cent i l r square foot, la the lat and
cheavtVi. poultry inclosure. Tacked to
a boa:d at th'3 ground, it cau be fasten
ed above to scantlings extending from
to enter iuto their feelings, into their
hopes and fears and aspirations, into
their pride and boyish sensitiveness, and
into all the elements that go to make up
a boy's life; who has the power to arouse
the dormant energies in boys, and awak
en their minds to healthful activity ; who
has the power to rightly direct these en
ergies when awakened; who has the
rtbility to subject boys to a thorougri in
f(i u o . . 1 ' i ... i. .. - - . - a -
p.-ts which hou!.i bo about eight feet ; tellectual discipline, ana at the same
. . - .. - .11 A(l (1. a mi.li; f n . a tf trip
apart.
The J'-rn:il ft A'jrkullnn says that
the value of fresh eggs for toniiing up a
horse's pstm is well understood by
most niiiT'.akieis of fine horses. Farmers
having u !u'r-:es and very cheap eggs
wiiM (! t rj well to break one in each
horn's f'"l occasionally during the
Split. g f ll e jear.
'ii:-L (jnaiilities of marsh lands are
b'-;:.f' I-:' t'-n.e.l by ditching in Indiana.
The v.iik is ajost profitably dune by
drt.-d.ruig, work being begun at the head
of the ditch, where suffioent water will
soon ax-utmilaie to float a boat carry
ing the machinery. The work done by
this machine is at the rate of 250 lineal
feet per d.Y, ou a foot cut 25 to 30
feet w ide.
A correal .ruler, t of the Country Oen-
d". n i't has noticed that peas and sweet
c. rn planted in the middle of a bright,
warm day, when the soil was thorough
ly warmed by the sun.gaimd an advan
tage over those planted side by side, on
the sMne Jay, but which were planted
at nivh' or t any m the morning. ,,1 hese
i-xi-t r.'ixiits, which were several times
iep-.dejT, wcie conducted quite early in
the reason, Lefuro the ground wa3
Warm.
The Department ot Agriculture has
ifMued a pamphlet on "Th.3 2lethod3
time call out all the finer qualities of the
mind and heart, and cultivate their so
cial effections and inspire them with
noble aims and generous impulses, who
has the ability lead out and symmetric
allv develop the power of boysaud make
their Btudent life a delight, so that from
day to day they shall go about their
task with spring and alacrity and bound
ing joy, as to the choisest recreation;
w hen you find a inau so endowed that he
is able to so develop the minda of boys
to make them beautiful and gentleman
ly in their department, the elements so
mixed that when they come to manhood
all shall rise up and say they are win
when vou find such a man worth his
weight in gold, but is worth it ten times
over you will find a first class teacher
And that community dow n in the midst
of which is diopped such a teacher as
that ought to get on their knees and
thank the Good Giver for such a treas
ure. "I speak as a practical teacher. I re-pi-at
again, that J kuow the dfhculties
which environ a teacher's work; I know-
how (lifiieuH and delicate that work is; I
and when you know the worth of a fine- j
ly developed boy when you know how
his development is going to tell upou j
the value and wealth and blessedness of I
his life on earth, aud perhaps in eternity,
you can in some measure appreciate the
'Kvugt on Bats."
cleRrsout rts. rul- r. roa-he, file. nU, t-ed-1-uh?.
II::t I'alnx.
dlice-ilon. iiCH.l sleelene cure ! h Wei..
Hcftlth Kenewer.
'rtowiiU on fnrin ," n.,.w
eomi.lte cure. H-.nl -r " ft wn.win.,
"Bnclui r'1"'
urinary .11.- fl''0-;"'''
el. catarrh : o'o i -r. n
l!i .l-i:-au, t ll'-
File. rt.e. an'. 1
era rhlrmnnh. cle.ir-1 out hy -ISf-uitn
1C' "lhln Hooplc. ,
. . ... ro Vinlrn a-t
Well' Hftar.n '-" ' i Hr.r.litv
vlitor. cure. ly-, o?i. Iin.etenceexaal der..Ilty.
,l" R.ini(li on Vftin."
Care. rtinor. crn,r? rtarrtn. JJ.
rnln?. iirftlr.. hmrtflphn. nenraltta, rheumati. m.
i-'c. KcUKh on P:il a Plaster?. 15c.
Mothers.
use -WeirrHe.inh Henewer.' 91. Dru.rxtel.
IJfc PreiicrTer.
if t-nii are lO" Te vonr irnp on i . ---
HeLuh Ktnn.- toe direct to weak .pow.
Rnnrh on
tureo pile. r l.-m-rrhol ij. KolUnK T.J
Mee.llna. lnwr.nl ether. J uern-U and -'s. ' j
remedy In cvh paeke. -Suro cure, JX. lr-
Pretty Women.
Ijidlep who OT.nld retnin fre-hnea an vlva.-lt,
dorft fall to try -'eir. Health Kenewcr.
VB.."'f!,..0.n. " .,,tl.,i... rlna-
"Kotmhon lien tnw irj....
worm, tetter, .-alt rh.n, fro.'ied feet, cbll.bumf .
iRonult on 'r""
Correct offensive oJom nt onw. t;p.mP'"tr?J,C,,"
ot worst etironle. aNo une.iriaie .
dll.btn.erla. oro throat. Iul i.reaih it".
. ...... J?, de" .Sef" -;.Vny. .crawn.
and "deiicAW ..so Well,' He.ltli Kencwor.
mtarrh of tue ntauu-.
OHnirln,: :rrf..r'..r. Irflamtr.atton. all "'r
and ariDury co.n.la!i.t6 cured by -nuenu-r -
.. .......
"BUI"
'Houirh on K:iit" oleart thorn ont. al.o beetle.
WEAK, HERV0yS"10 DEEIUTTEO
f'owhovn and Tonie.
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Strength Regained a large
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ed entirely for their Denenw
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LADIES
Are you reckless enoturl. t" ret'lurv 1. .
two cent? in Ft ami ' tnfl.- m?ij.- .
C and Waoluncton Ptr.-et. V. . t. r-.r-one
of their lea.itif!il iil.istratfd S.I5tlie'
BOOka," It U a uovel. unipi. uthI !-.:-i ; it
lug work to every person of reflneim u'-
On receipt of ten cents iu stamps i h,-y
send postpaid a full But cf tiinr fau;oi..-i '..
bold game Verba.
For ten cent they will alw.wiud hook fiits'ii"
complete words of "Vim Mikado,'' i-d i...-.:;- '
Its most popular eoiifs, tojret her with ten i-xii'Hi-'-a
chromo rard.
aUINEPTU
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A very plea!np. lian.ilea 'Teyrrliizcil
compound for dlHgu.Hi.v th,-taste ol qnlu.Ke ne
other bitt, r druw'. it:iiT hoik! or Hul l. I . i
V, T rnrTr, r itSra toa.-vliV ou-J.li'-i
VL. VII Mil IX inn AiLi.Si
PIArTO-POIlTJtjQ.
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TITTJTAH KJCABE fc CO.
K.. a'4 and 2" Wn Bultlmore Btroet, UaUUuore,
So. lliilfih Accuo, New York.
... iln Riit.li. Prciirrilvil tv tit lici t', ' i
phvcicinuH in Euri.jw and Atuerha. Fm t.ni!a i
companlca ev.Ty bottle. For ISale by l.ru.-.
Mannfacfnrod by
The Academic Pharmaceutic Co..,
LOMJOX AND EW 10::k.
532-536 WASHINGTON ST., NEW YOPK C'TY.
IKUUNITY from ANNOYANCE
r.. 1 yi I. u.t v f,.r the Am.lication of wr.rth of sucli a teacher. Much as a
li;Tui.u to the Extraction of Sugar coruinuaity may appreciate, an.l well r.a
... . r ,.- it,,, wr
from the Suj.-ir tintainl S, rzLum, and
for tUe use of Lime au'i Carbouicnc l
Ku'.j huric AciJs in l,uriui? the Diffu
pi.M. Jui?e3.' i ;oitt9 uiav bo obtain.eJ
free by a-.ilresmff Nurrnan L. (V.man,
t'ommissiouer of Apriculture, W.isb
int'tori, . C The paraihlet i3 illu-
fit rn led with 2J '...ties.
Fur veriuin on cattle Hon. Warren
lkown, or M,i5Hiicbusett5, reccommeiidd
a carbolic s-jap which he prepares him
self. He take? -, p lund bar of ordinary
yellow o(ip and on ounce of caiboiic
crj-t:i'3, dissolves the soap in hot wa
ter, addd the crystals of acid, and when
the compound is cod it is excellent to
rid ci'.tl-, hor-ies and dpra of vermin;
It takf-s all the Bcuif and roughness
out of tl skin. The s-ap will harden
again unle.st, too much water is used.
The Vvtrij Centl rt"n says barn-yard
manure should never bp applied direct
ly to -barley, a it tend to make it
buuehy, and increases funtri, and bar lev
.clin.iiil re vt r fulii.W Wheat OV TYP It
they may pay hirn for Lis labor, they
will forever rernaiu Lis debtors.''
How to lure sleeplessness.
Says a writer iu the F-n tnijIithj Jlt
xu'.r: When sleeplessness is trouble
some relief should be sought for in the
discovery aud removal of the cause, J
wheuever possible. The condition i.s .
often due to indigestion, and, when this I
is the case, the ordinary remedies for
i -i
inducing sleep are worse man useie&a. i
Tlio nervous relations between the brain
and Hut stomach are so intimate that
disorder of the one organ is almost cer
tain to affect the other. Excitement,
woiry, and anxiety, wnicn nave men
seat in the brain, interfere with the
function of the stomach, and in like
manner anything that unduly taxes the
power of or irritates the Btomach disor
ders the circulatiou and nutrition of the
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ELIXIR
An e!--rant Fjifithh i.linmtftr-entK- r.r.-r.-.rRti'-for
l.ilif.up, nmliirial pi.d lil'tl trml.l : tin- ro
suit of over twenty-live years el u.c-t oiuiumi;
BcientiLic res-arcli. . .
Avprov-d t v tl: liihcfct n..V.l.-Al atii!.'-r.'i-
In in In tln"l.'r!ll In t vry pnrt - '-.t.r :
iipeciaily helpnil to indi.-, childrc. and i
pl of f-.lentiiry 1 1 1 . 1 L d
Entirely vt-' ; fr- fr- t-i lia-i ft-.I -h i w
In Handbom Pjckages, Tiice 50 Cts.
The old-tiro" idea chat he was the best
cowboy who returned from a hunt with
his horses the poorest and their backs the
most extensively bruised and skinned has
exploded, says the HUickrnan, of Miles
City and stockmen now want men who
can take care of horses as well as riue
them hard when necessary. There was
a time when a cowboy thought it a dis
grace to return from a month's work
with his string of horses in a condition
fit to be used without rest, whether he
had had any paiticu'.arly hard woik to
do or not; hence he made it a point to
ride hard, regardless of the necessity of
doing so. If relieved from guard to go
to dinner he must go at full speed to
camp and jerk his horse up suddenly
while on a dead run when he reached
the camp. lie did the same when he
returned from camp to the herd or from
one place to another. But that time Is
vast, and the demand i now for men
who can ride hard when necessary and
at other times favor their horses and
keep them in condition to do good work
when there is a rush. About the easiest
wav for a cowboy to get di?charged in
this country ia to display a well-develop
ed habit of dashing his horse about un-
reccessarilv. run them fifteen miles to
town and back during a night when the
round-up party is camped that near, just
for the nurrosd of makinir a night of it,
or to leave them where the grass is poor
just because it would be a little more
trouble to put them on good feed. This
is as it should be, for, not considering
the humane side of the question, the
maintaining of good cow horses forms
no inconsiderable part of a cowman's
expenses, and he should expect the same
care on the part of his general manager
in economizing in other expenses. This
does not mean that horses must not be
ridden out of a walk. It simply means
that when it it is not necessary to ride
hard to properly work the held, horses
mnst not be abused and dashed about
just for the fun of the thing. The gen
uine cowboy oucht to have that manly
admiration for his horse that character
izes every true horseman, and he should
never hesitate to ride as hard and as
long as occasion requires. lie should
for hiaowu pleasure avoid the abuse of a
good horse by unnecessary hard iiding
or the want of attention.
I "The GrcEiCSt Shoe cn Eaith."
H.GHiUS&GO'S
Old White School House Slice,
Aliset:l-JIInd due- in ime of i;,-
FOR
Misses', Ymti's ar.il CKlii
ill.
SOLID SOLE LEATHEH
Soles, Counters & Tips.
WARRANTED
The EZST SC20CL SSCE la tit Market
H. CHILDS & CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
irb. ve. sn.-iy.
"I kti""' rr-tl'iif-r '.! -
i ti in thai coin" thr. " It.'
' myself," en id a onc-'vg'; I 'r-'-i
oi.e -nceTiic-iil every n.a:. h. ..
pany went into the 1 :? -A .
rouiidrf-f c.iitri p. AfV-; t-m ..,,- ,
. iu l.r an hour or moif :,h r.,.t: w
from man to in n t h.. i.h-v j,,.., .
j moib aminuniiion. s y.-.r cf -
j had fired more rapidly that;
I the cap'ain ordered a coUecti-.:. ,. ,
riugea iti a uisii ioi?:;nn am
In -
PILLS
Th QrAt Kedi'cATlrin'nrA rf ttJ A8!
sYWPTijfcii.' o r A
back rart. Faia r tb. fc"1'-
f..lioe of nT melJ d"fJi
Werine.. Dlizla". yictt.Ha, mt the
Bran, Vot bofor-tha ay.a. Uaadaefce
fltfol iroai. !fishfvior I riaa, and
COW8TIPAYIOM.
TTJTX' VllI-H ar paciaily adapt a
to eiiL-ii ouifc. oa ao clb u..n a
tacy incr
boUr Taj
fT-l-l t:! - B.r. -'-J U -r JXJyjjJ,
men of the company. V,"h-u
I to my cartridge-box th- fjuv', .-. -j
cartridge in its place ar,d tw-.
bunches in my riaverat K. I i n ,
through the whole I'.)jht ?:,h; ; t
gun without f.ring mur than,
certaitly had gone through g,..,
oi loauiii aim liiing, uui ir.-f w;a
eviderice th:it I had i;nt f r ! rri :
a single shot whi'e ovhr r:.fn :r. "
company bad fired foily sr:-3 t.i'j ?'
No explanations could 1 rrslt
fact, I had none to make. I d.i:;
derstand how it all hap;:.. ,
never fully recovered fr .ra ) r.
that thoknowledceof ir ubm i-n,.; :
nesa in time of danger gavt n:f.'
tc-Orean l'Curo.t--mr Cmy ti ;."
Jl'ST TOV HEAD Till-.-Af.f. v-(-get
up.)n your ear and teaks tj, j .--mind
to stop your pupor to naks:
editor feel huinilated, just t -.
finger in wter nd thua pu',1 Ub
and look for the hole. T! t; y? T -know
Low sadly you are a.: T' .
roan who thinks v jjr cbll t v
without Lis kui i f-rl vi:.-l.t v- ? r s
while. "When he r:-s.im li-Vi
I find that half Lii friLd ".c-t k.., -.
1 was co'jo. The ollr Lil! d.w"i c , ,
ettit and the world ut irt ba.4i" -
! anv account of big mc-v'j:uVs
Fin
yAtSi Yoc will prolaLly l'-'l sore. t.
:vfr- i your Lome I,a-er JuU m-
rfs jiftiu bye.
ar Wia.m eaetigJ to a
-.,..,- i. , . bi a nan a application of
UiiaUra. 14 impaarw a aatural aolor, acta
Office, t fJiurrty St., H-w York-
THE
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Rats a Tel0.
rreparod s('l-'ly liy
LONDON AND NEW YORK,
hflic foval 'Phai'uraccnlic Co.
UPai. Cot. SClh, 1833. !
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( 1 f e It fcoii villi aLx u.uoi.t ri t; KL c
Bo Yeu Know St?
' , : T- I . v. 'iW fur ( oiisnmiitirri .1
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t (1
f-h. .,-,!- j In- rirrx-il.it.T.fUt lr Iter ?! .jc-ll' Hi)
y'lto-n and totl.t Kcal Fan.ilj .
NVW YOIK I. RANCH :
ISO, 132, 134 Chariton St.
ROYAL PILLS.
Same modU-ln.il pmportI-s ns Rcyajl Kluuii, U.
twiiv, i.U U. lK)x, for !i5 o uts.
FOFf SALE BY ALU DRUCCi&TS.
(ir-
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-M. i tirH., if
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EEHEMliER THE BIG FQOHI
brain. The sleeplessness otten com
plained of by gouty persons is due to
n,., ,.;a.w,.,.,a cfr.pt nf the morbid ma-
does f.-ry well after a well-manured, I t..r i-.il upo the neivous system. Exce3-
cloa'i-hrx'd crop (corn or potatoes'), r if
a good clover ."cmI be turned down in the
fall, aud th'? harh-y plowed in shallow,
bo as not to turn up the sod ; harrow
aud roll ; when a few inches high roll
aain, to fettle the land and destroy in
aects. I'rof. l.'idd piy that in setting trees
It is always bet to lean the tree toward
the south at a strong angle. This may
not look LTir so we!! as to set them up
right, but we must, pay more atteution
to proii: to .urselve3 and good health
for ihe tree in '.his matter. ly leauing
tho tree to the S'.uth in this manner,
pun Bca'dine i.n l Te vented to a great ex
tent, fur the top being partly between
the .sun and the trunk shades and pro
tects it from the heat ; as the tops and
roots arc both strongest on the north
sle, tb y will gradually pull the tree
back into tin upright position.
W. Y. ltrown in the Indiana Farmer
warns farmers against "going security. "
which he truly says means you assume
all the risk of another man's business,
with no voice in its management, and
no chance to share the profits if snc
ceanfu', tut with a certainty of loes, if
from rascuhty, neglect or unavoidable
misfortune, the maker of the note fails j
to p.ty it. Mr. I'.rown thinks no mar- j
ried man 6hould indorse a note for any
body without his wife's ennseut, saying
it S unjust and dishonorable to jeopard
ize her interest in the property accumu
lated bv mutual labor without her
sive smoking, too much alcohol, tea and
coffee, often resorted to by overworked j
persons, are frequent causes of sleepless- j
ness. In all thee cases the cause is j
removable, while the effect may be
counteracted by appropriate treatment.
Nothing is more mischievous, however,
than to continue the habits, and to have
recourse to drugs to combat the effects.
A due amount of exercise lends to in
duce normal sleep, and such exercise
lu'bd. not be. of a violent character. A
walk of two or three miles daily is suf
ficient, and is perhaps as much as a busy
man can find time for. A ride on horse
back, the l'almerstonian cure for gout,
is probably the lest form of exercise
for those whose minds are constantly at
work. It has been well said that a man
must come cut of himself when in the
saddle. He is forced to attend to his
horse and to notice the objecta he meets.
Walking may be a merely' automatic
process, and afford little if any relief to
the mind, and carriage exercise may be
practically valueless, if the mind la not
diverted from what had previously occu
pied it.
Th" Small Tenants or Ireland.
Sir James Caird states that there art
I .:!VX) small tenants in Ireland who
, will be unable to pay any rent if the
1 present low prices of produce continue.
I He classifies Irish holdings under nine
J heads, aa follows : Two hundred and
! cirrltoan Hinnoon ovurQ.rlnir ( rnt.al
knowledge, and adds that generally the ; 190U)0 averaging 7 rental, 7S,0S0 av-
: tt,n Ilia mm a.nl hk4 I . . - . . . . . . . -
eraging xiz rental, 4',uw averaging
Cl rental. 47K) averaging 2'j rental.
! 21,0") averaging 35 rental, 14, OK) av-
rTX , , i eraging 4". rental, 24,(''0 averaging
r.KKAKi.o COLTS-The future con- j t.--f ttal, 12,000 averag!nt! 2(J rental.
duct of a c.!t d,i.ls much upon gen- ! 9 of ho,di
1 . ..olivni, ir, Vila firtlPWims of KUbleC- i . .
tlC L I 'I 1 ' ' " ' -
tty oft.lftM-i lil"tantllii neat- j
Every prood thinfr la Counter-
fftlted and conmimera o.ro CAU
TIONED aeainet IMITATIONS of
those Chimneys mado of VKP.x
FOOROLASS. Soo that the exact
lrttiol ia on each, chimney as above,
Tho Poerl Top is always clear and
bright Glass.
nsnnfMtnrcd O'VI.T bjr
GEO. A. S3 AG3ETH & CO,
VltlaborsrTi Iml (.1m Worha.
FOIt SALE BY DEALERS.
Bilious eymptoms Invariably
arise from indisrostion, such as
furred tong-ue, vomiting' of bile,
.... .
rjriaamess, cick nsauacno, ir
regular boves. Tha live- se
cretes the biJe ana acts ).ike a
filter o: sieve, to cla.ar.S3 impa
rities of the blood. By irrojru
larity in its action or suapon
sions of its fur.ctions, the bile
is liable to oyerflow into the
blood, eausing:JZ4jndic8, sallow
complexion, yellow ovos, bil
ious diffrrhac. t lantrjild.
weary feslinr and many iSther
js. : . . . -!-?..
UlbLI t;5illt
ness may
an nfTfififi
ca be thcrcurrhly cured bt'aa
grand regulator cf the liver
and biliary organs, BURDOCK
BLOOD EITTLPS. Act upon the
stomach, bo-wote and liver,
making" nealthy bile and pure
hlond. and onens thf culvfirta
and sluiceways for the outlet
of disease. Sold everywhere
and euarantcod to cure.
PENHYBSVALriLLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH."
rti Original ci:1 OolT tionolnft.
MnrnWiv , LDIi, All Iir Dr.trf.1
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tln,. K M 1.T ; '.rW -i Utter 'm fyaaU
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S3 ttl5,c Ura k
At Ira-?". Tn' ri"
A L H 8 i E 1
n.StZ-ti-ZZ& cf l x tun e:H.k: 3twi6UJ
Vinegar Bitters COEDIAL, ,h?3 RO"
Vinegar Eitters PCV72IX5, ' .l.es.
Vinegar Bitters, new ptylo, -OO
Vinegar Bitters, oldetyle, bitu-x tasu-, $1.00
Tho World's Great Elood Purifier
and Life Giving Principle.
Only Temperance Eitters Known.
T'ic vnut f of n f'rnliiry thf I.rndlnR
4bb
fc.C ctf- ( -iu- to U1 iv-l "j
..rt Tivr -a.w; iju
BSlr lUTtl S"
SEXD 50 C1"C- "ratS
The i&t is r.ot incapable of docility.
Incidents of the trainins and domesti
catinrr of rat3 are not rare, but the ani
mal does cot r-osepss the qualities desir
able in a pet. James II. Beard, the ani
mal painter has tamed aevera., which
be has used at various times in different
pictures.
"In the ante-Cie days," says Ciptain
John Stafford, "Beard had a studio in
Cr.isbv's Opera House. One night a Cne
specimen of rathood was caught at the
Freamor.t House. Beard adopted it.
and eventually it became bo tame that
it would follow him about lice a puppy
Th artist converted this iit into a
model, and painted him in Bcms forty
different pictures."
George Hansen, a sailor who has sev
eral tirms circumnavigated the globe
arid who is now sailing on the lakes, re
lates the story of a solitary rat discover
ed on a merchantum bound for Chili
from Liverpool. The rat was unaccom
panied by others of his species, and it
soon became very friendly with the crew.
I It ate and nlept with the men, and play-
, . i 1 -; .a Tf r. t - ti t- ti-iiri t
ashore, died on shipboard, and was bur
ied at sea.
In the cheap lodgIng-hou3;-3 of this
city a number of rats have heo:i tamed
and kept as pets, while the night watch
man at Smith's slaughter-bouse at
Hrlilgeport Onds rats to be sociable ami
companionable duringhis leDgthy vigils.
Chicnrjr, 2Cir(t.
CHICAGO
COT!
Jven tr.e iiicie is ra.Lfcr .,n
i some hard licks. If you L
I and burn your tl Lld :rw
i priutinf presses would gj
! them, end if jou were I'.cjiTi.Li
i and call tra W'.lt t. -ns .r -I
....... .
d. And whut 5s ir..:. .u w ; i.
around ::d lrrjw a vf it
i wtsek frota joar L . Z ; l.
bttfr to keep ycur vi ;': .
and jojr Bul'Scri'.-tiou
kvldlers Orvbr.'.
Tl: contracts with t's
Buj e.ttJtiaJ a ataxidaja d axoaljrtioa hlcl , Soldiers' OuL.-s' -f a I i:
It COIl-jni jvtj uii;-.--- I - r
eiiu9. ikia uM.-i.-j vroaao of .e-2 :.g a .juiLkr -y. IL '.a-,- r '
OTJB '
nn to ti e several Noii
State has teen 8er!cu'y c i-i i -The
Governor is r-w.-J t .s .. ... .
the otr.&r day tLut i: tl N '
iD-liar.a culd -cceffi:;.:-'-.-.' .- - .
orpij a -3 .::iy v, : . -. . - -ratt
i-w paid tl.-v r '
for evh ucLoUt.
rVk,M feu Coiii'v.Ba.t.K,' .
T I . , I A . . I . ,4n . nMa.
-.a
nii mi 1 1 miyiwii
0AH184
IL IL McDonald Drug Co., Proprietor.,
BA2J FRANCISCO and NEW YORK.
woman is wier thn the man and has
sense enough to refuse to Imperil their
hard-earned savir.??.
tion. Whatever vices colts contract,
through carelessness or incompetency
of the breaker, will last long as they
live. It behooves the trainer to be on
his guard against those evil propensi
ties that may destroy their future use
fulness. In order to avoid the breakers
that have wrecked the fond ho;.s of
many snr.euine breeders by destroying
on which the annual rent is S.V2,tK".0.iO
Many tenants farm two or more hold
ings, and .Sir James estimates the num
ber of Irish bona ti.l agriculturists at
4i,(Xh.i. Chkaijo Trib unc.
!3ES 31 1ST 1
-rn-r-.'-r -v-
TOCIII1TG
5 I fr-wti rm um a
" - ' ' " --1 r
tKTTJB FlCJC 0? 50
lata kMrty art4 va aoJl
CJjJiHTitAWSt r'cr. ir
w-ii rt twa
Ajm i.
d
A Really ew Joke.
Vife (reading the paper) "Well, I
declare, if that isn't the querest thing I
.'their favorite celts by brutal treatment, j ever heard of.-'
,at par Bhoul.l be exercise.', in neiect- iiusoanu - hul a mat .
Inga competent trainer, with an even
fly R KAKEJS'S
aMIti!?'- A"' r.'-.pli A--' :!
(.f7,(7n ll .-rwii. fY--' & ' i.
V V kTi ' ." r.-vft ; an fr --w knifa.
':S "T TI -n.l ( i.i 1 r f"rJ. no.
I V 1 , i enir VV. forti .! . v-r, jwi.- an J
,55 AGENTS WAITED
I Hew Book
Jot PublUbed entitled
terniter and gnl j-idgment.
An Infallible Flan.
ChiMren's, 1 to S yrnrs.
ditto, two attachniTjts,
IjiIios' " "
5iis-9 with a belt, "
Wife-"Why, here in the paper is an j "kT'rtr
Rc. a pair.
1 Oc.
-13c.
1 5c. "
- 20c. "
5c. "
.- J l 1- I l-r. ft ( Jo. liir,n. O
-Ti-,a.Ti w "rtw -lr 't.iii. f..m. C-4J
"tT r f Hi",,, ''v V.-V.r. -rLi rJ, C t
I l K ( 1 - - '' 'W-.M r-.w "m. '.
V . A I-' v.? :K r.. r ,., i.:.',ci,
MT S'r''"' fmoM
y t ' . I '-'. J ' A "-( r rr. A Yarrja
v-tt-- v r f.t.m. n.v.',-i. t.
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THIRTY YEARS A DETECTIVE
BY ALLAN riSEXTtTC".1.
Cotifntnlna-fcthoronpri and f"mr' nslvp ip'
cf nmionl Frartl. ot all Crnl-v ani ln'sos,
vlth NumPTOH" F-piSofic-s of I'ersor. ,1 Ex-, rlnca
la tun detection of Criminal , oo rlner a
rorlrKl rf Thirty Years Activr Ifl' -etivo
Ijifo anl cmhricirior m usr iiiifuscl-j tilui-eUBfl
on-i thriliinj Ietcl!i'e tihelciu.
An anMr'y r pw t- oolr, jr-r'"'-.rf'-'f rafJ,
ana wltn Portrait of the Great Selective.
tar ACE NTS WANTED!
In vrerr tnWTi there rn rombers of ropl wJio
rid p!n4 (jc' fhis litmk. It oe'ls to Mer
rhnnts, Krehanlra, Farmt-rs t. .ssu r.t 1 men.
T.i cv ry Airnt can iiC; nut T rr ,. in
i to.t.i to wbom he can feel suro of selling It to.
We wnnt Ona Afrent lu overy t-.w-nirilr.. or
comity. lfAnv iit"M, w.tii t'ms 1K-, can
bcromn Mtcrrwf uf 4(7-it. tor fall rarliculara
nJ frrms to a'lf ', J ire-?
U. W. CAULETO N CO., IulilisbCTS, Yott
MrKOLixa Stook. Stock to be per
fectly healthy, must have an opportunity
of mingling with other living things, ot
various kinds. The old idea ot the
healthy effect goats have upon stabled
horses is only one phase of a great truth,
that it takes the emanations of an active
life to perfect every other life. Cattle
should be pastured near or In conjunc
tion with hogs and horses. The action
of one upon another is always beneficial;
ard the young, playful and Bociable al
wavs make friends with each other In
such a way that much future Inconven
ience may be spared the owner. Fui
Bheep and young cattle together and
each will grow In strength one-third
faster. Put horses and goats or even
young cattle in the name lot and each
will grow the better, will feed easier
and will grow with finer results. When
ever the natural instincts of domestic
animals can have play they tend to con
fidence and general affection for all liv
ing forms. A cat is the only thing
which loves no other animals; if it en
dures them it Is a stretch of magnan
imity which actually contradicts its hon
est nature.
These Ov.-. ?t "S.Ttf
feet c-vr ...;- - V'T-A-'lj;
school tkuivl. k(-iil.W.-i, at-
I t T i fti.il. W tr" T." i 'i i
aaiLi mm to --: a. ,
W r aC A 'i
caw. aaa
C-atfiL t'(- aaa fm- Liia, (J a.ao waam.
Th3 CLIisgs Uiiw Crgia Ca.
La.:.lwlib tiJ ia aixaalaa
4U!C4iW. III.
THE NEW AND ELEGANT
HIGH ARM
(I i f ii ii i r i il il r 11
JtNUIt JUNt
8EWINQ MACHINE
ra tub best, buy no other.
F
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IXhWr ! 13
INANCIAL
r
WAfumiTH Tf'irsir I" -.
the jqat t-r: .(.-1 -BuptiRi'
Ik-:- -
To amount cl T'u; '.l a'.e
l?y Fi.-r)f-ra'!or:i
" rlerf :-itfU.eJ
! a: l l.-r v .-. 4
T!ae da) - slv! i -:..i
mnj'ct fct 1 m'
4 J a v fc .1 1 ' - '
w. -4 J. j .- r .. . .
u; r . r
Iu me. r.
iILUitki --U (. L '-...i . -
( ate
Uirnvriin-.r -
H'.? Jl, S.; r- r
O wb Saw-Li .
To aajcont of I'lr-I: -'
By l.i T araf a
l;..turr.e 1 l l'r ::. :
(..rUer. re )-'( ji,d a: '
j aul li r wort
" W4 li y I .i, ui
' l.-.; j.liota it! 1 r. ! a v
" 1 ? al faas:'U- i: !
1 day at .1 'tr.il - l o J
" ''aif wurt; ao nil .
" VoiEtrTsli-t. CD o.L u;
P4l'ie due S'Ji-srv;. -r
L,:.:: :'. -
'uUuriJl:.g .rJart
lii
rc-.t of i.:uy r. -T- urft
Halacre la- ly r.-ri-r ..-;
L.1AJ I-..."
OutMaridlLtf lT-'a: . v.1 .'.-
IJa'. l'iil't? In ! ( !
I W, the UE.!cr-'.ttct3 As
i f.Uc atn.vo ! 1 v
-
4
)
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account of a wedding uu in Manchester,
and arnong'the wedding presents was a
i bull-terrier, given to the Lride by her
"Weil, I declare 1 could cry my eyes j father."
,out with vexdMon." I ""--1 don t see anything odd
"What's the m liter, my dear?- J about that. Mie was the old man s
"I wore my utw bonnet to church, jouneest daughter, wasn't she V
and I do-ftU-lieve a single woman look- I v'sfe-Yea, but what has that got to
do with it r''
, . ,i Husband "Why, of course, if Fl.e
- "Wei! lp. I n tell o . ho to aU
attract ntt. nt.on next Sunday. ; doS.-rrie
"II JvvV' , ,, j , ,
"Wear yi'virla.-t year's lx.nnet. "- tall. l'"r,v.a.
IToalth Sktrt Supporter,
Brighton lien t a Oartr,
50c.
- 5c. "
- 1 5c.
row iiJ! py
ALL nRSTLASS STORES.
8amiil sent rr-pald to any address upon
receipt of price in 2-cent etamps.
LEWIS STEIX,
Sole Owner and Manufacturer,
178 Ontre Street. New Tort.
I b a poatitva rrzcy trr tb mi-yv ty Urn a
tho-MDil nf raws of th wret klnrt u-l cf lnr t-Bdlnf
hav Nwneorerj To1ed. tr ttrt-i In n - r!th tn Its
IMt 1 1! t"1 TWO POTT1 K PRrH, t -. r lib Al-
Alt', i h y i.-rl rvv. p.vpw Dvji
Mrf-Diia,! m4 ivat f n9H f nU3
1 CURE FITS!
WhW. I y rnr- An nt nifian lririy to lr.p th.-n fir m
tlr-i n.l ttn-n tiTf thm rturi n.-iatn. T nn -n m r.ii al com.
I 1-.V- tiri. t'i of FHH, FrilJCrT or fc'Al.lJ: '1
Hlf'KNKf Hft-lmtr niorly.- I rrtr1t my rtrm Iy t- fl".
tl vrxt n. H-i-Aino :hr tiaTt. fnil- '. H l"i r '. ' f
l "t nf Tr-tvtTiK fui. t-i-iii it ..n for trt- r"l a
Fr.-e r- .t of my IniVllM r-vn-.ly. ulve r
OtliS. itoasl- yno i!.tl.lTi fur fc tr-1. n-l 1 V. t : - .?
Atl.lrf-i'r. H. O. UOv 1', 1 -5 r. - . Vi.u.
GRftTFR AXLE
Proverbs of the Talnmd.
ITave friends or die.
A woman spins and talks.
If your wife ia little, bend to her.
Among the thorns the rose blooms.
A woman's wisdom ia In the spindle
The myrtle among the thorns la a
mvrtle still.
With her foot In the grave a woman
clings to vanity.
Where the cabbages are plentiful.
there take them to market.
If your friend be deaf when yon call
turn your back on b'm.
Be the goat whiU, be the goat black,
bo she gives good milk.
Ten measures of talk were sent down
fiom heaven, and a woman took nine.
t. ATvnr'.fv pavnB.l'1'Fl. because
It la LI OUT HUNHTNG and does
eueh beautiful work. Agents- av tr
ite, because U 13 a qui as. ana viui oouci .
AGEMS WASTED 15 UOCCITI.D TEtUIOM.
xizraa vox. oin.ourA.n.
JUNE MANUFACTURING CO.
Ccr. La Salle kmu rA Otarla Street,
CHICAGO, ILL.
ji'.i.l .( 1 -
U M I . I . ' V-
Attet: Jact- Hurn.'.T;, 1 '
MHjl.-St
RIDGE LKTTINt;
i h. iv.,i,miiilr(ri : -.Leal
0"untiei w'.i; rec i- '. : K -,. ,
H.-tJe pvar StuiiTr-a.i It , L"
lecftai taiaeen !a.'.v. '
K..aay. A". ; r y a -.rlw- !. V
Hrl.le) wtr iaou! l.' l i."-;
ltTi.lcli:e, s.'ai-- i;r-.j. t - "
tria 1'i ur.tr. cr -". s: ! ''- . - ..
IT-; -sa: w!!l - ' .
tr'i oS! - S .n.ar-t. ' v - .
ts.hon th prci-wi'
el('n t-t t.u i.. -- -i ' - "..'-i.
CulT:t l'-'aa:.M. a : ( -
In Somern-.'!, ro r-' i j-.:;- : . .
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A. J. HlLlMAI
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3Iyl.l5S. Ca-fc. S
i
BIG OFFFR "uik;;
i.,..vs,.:f.ei----,v -
.... - - , .ThN-U'"""4
GRAIN DRILLS, cider mills fA1
Wan-snted the bst. Um'.n il:!ll: the frle- i v "a "a I I
bratoil rtnnvlvn',. ItiP'.n'.T prrrrot T r.-o wo ! l JT . v.' -
.... ..... 1 n . n I '.Inr l t I j- . . A
l'wl'.l(??a(('('.iiiu(. ti ..... ...... ...
CP.r.irnio.j nier.i-iin n-i'i 1,1,1 11 13 '
a-a.x-v kiln II V l"tr.St.N rtkI i
M (M.tKII ifi-n.-rally.
Hlth lUnorrr" Tayl.r !-'
ir.aiirr iT"ti,'iir
..... ...m, '. i . i.ii'. .
rcnnevlranla Airrlculiur.il Work. crK la
A good ginger cake wherein no eggs
are needed is a boon to man with eggs
from forty to fifty cents a dozen. Take
fTjT.BARHUM'S
New
Book
.-rill- ktiiii V it i.- u i 1 fc-
j Oolden Rules for Money MaKinfr. ,A jt(.( (t o
FOPSHFF McMAKIN. Clncinna ' O
FAMILY SCALK
rr.nTf. it. in prtn. ti1r. Viwh one r'infc t,i a p'Uinii..
Vht errv lani'iy ni-Mi an'1 wif, . uy. atrs iuri-riia
aenu, & McMAKIN, CINCINNATI. U.
-- ";r cs v v. pi
V.i U
Wltlrt naPPfl mat pr rorm a good tablespoonful of butter, one cup
THIS PArfcU &kvll:"c?i of sour milk, half a cup of sugar, and
lBlJiK nnrrin ii'i kik a
: EiEYJ YORK.
TJrw.pnprr AdTrrtlalrnr ltiirrrt (10 rHHCH tWO-thirtlS Of a CUP Of molasses. To
twwifl.wti(; r'FlIYllnK i them add half a teaspoonful of cinna
uiuy bj ujiuc lor ii, Ui baaakf 1Qif n foajTnf.Tirnl of soda. diRSolv-
UJUUf ainiA turn vv aj--' - ' 1
Important to Canvassers.
WAMr.l-Urt Oanva'-r-r" In crorj ominty
In the 1 nlicil Str to frll l't S l'A 1 I'M li K
Vl.KSIHLF. SAD IK'.N. hirn fnmMn"! two
Sad lrns, t'oltshor. t'lntrr, .tp., r. irnn dolnn
the work l an cnt're f-t ! or'cv.ry Iron, l"
FP'f liraMn? hv ira -r n'r. ! .-p. IMU'.J
Wtr Ulfll IIIVT kill HI l'rice
moderr. te. A l-irne an 1 1 (-.!iiv Iiv-ie" .D?urJ
to ir(o(l cnrivac.oTS. Ail.lrs;-. ti-r 1r'-C;r.,
FOX SAD llidN :t)..l'r Koa.lo hi . , N .
1 racing ' "' '
TO INTROiU"6.
A Svs-rm a " v : " ' '
ul 1.1K). A (! '1 ' " ... t1-
JOHN l 1UX" Hi- '
"iriII.H-U : -5 '
co.mtrv -liome.
3 to S4 ; , f :
work it.t If mail : ' ' " . ,
o,k1 dfn.sn.! tr cur u - . t '
Vlvmr.it. A'Mrep-. ' 1 " " ,l.. 10'
null. Olilo.
Bnrklrn'i Arnica Nnlvr.
The Best Salve In tb world for Cuts
Bruises, Sotes, Ulcers, Salt llt.eum, Kevet
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cliiiblains
Corn, and all Skin Eruptions, and pn.-itivf
ly curs I'ilfs, or no pjiy roquir.-d. It Is
ifUftra!.t-ed to Kive peif.'ft sail .taction, oi
money rt-fundrO. For sala by K. J mhos.
N
OT1CE.
XLLERS' LIVER PILLS'
rTf ttwvl for 10 Tri p:n-ii-i ktbt ir nm i
-i.-n 1 ir i ' . 1 1 a r .MX mm of L,ii r Carr Bla.1nl
1 , .1. anaa.llA.1 n, V M.,1 It WO-I ".MlM AtldrfW '
' Kl-,pior. " I r-n rrftomrneo'l .11rV lAvT Pill
. Th-i hai-,- tucTf nf J..rf I n dnetr.r'i bull,
r ti t.r t kantrirlf k'rlca W "
f riot S -li hv all !r'.fc '. ar.4 cnp"l rMv- Kr:f--
P R F KK 1 Hi" ' r'-':i r -r" r-
afir.gaaSArJrTaWrt-gln
I ed in a little water, and a scant taole
i spoonful of ginger; stir th?s all togeth
' er and sift flour enough in to make a
moderately stiff batter. Bake in a deep
j nake tin, and out in thick slices. Ilalf
' a cup of Ptored and chopped lalseua is
' an excellent addition,
FiTSAll fits sU-pped free by Dr. Kline's .
(ireat Xerve H.stoter. No fin after fnt ;
day's use. Marve'.us enres. Trestw ard ,
f 2 00 trial bottle free tT tit fw. Send tr ;
Dr. Kline, Arcl) St., Philadelphia,
rpo A DTr.RTUERS.-I Awst Katos fi.r a.l- ,
Tert..n In 7 1 Hood cewiiapi-r rnt lr.
AdJress to. V. liowsu . O... loSpruce St.,
M .V.
X70K SAl.r,-SIKAM l.NH!M.l'HV M
Ore 1'i.ns, Hnilnr snl Stic.-lron W-.rk.
Seoond-hnnd ermines an.l l.niiers m Imnii H .l-t-Inif
etm mi nirt.-h i.:crv u s; (--i..!-y .. TS ' M -As
ti A Kl.I N, Alieifheny. I'a. (.Inn . V-.-l v .1
riHK I'AMIIHI KVU MAN oa I f 1-1 1 -t
1 th tnnll t-u.ii til " i-cT ear. .11 t ! . :( -
Sub.scrile.
To the liolr an.l ice .', rf-
Haker, .'eresse.l. l:.i' 1
-.II he lieli at 'he l-.t - -ilffTHiM,
In the tc"! :
county of -att.trla. -n 1 1
Jure iieit. al i " ' '
day, t..r the u-i ot . I
renl e.THt; -i -,' ''
l.nr and I'-fnl r. ; r- :
t,,. .i.,ne wuhi .tt 1 n
hole : ihcr ..- 1- ;
aocril i.t to ai
are required tu h-.ioivI '. i V
T-Vtl. j
IRGINIAFARMf?
M laru.a. U l-n-."- ' , -.
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