u
JSEHULD.
.-... a gooii mulch for
L Xi'ts.
cii-t ir:n r is as refrtsbtr:f to a
'i.i: ! i.- a m u.
Lit b, wirtT and suuimer is
at at ater is to n rn in.
".re a r.ativ" food for heep.
England feed scarcely any-
.tai;ti n -fille, so annoying to
iii the w.-ods and old Gelds, i?
oney iilant. Bees use it.
ng is so detrimental to pastures
ow a great mass of woody stalks
jT the surface.
, ur and oid tobacco leaves burned
" poultry house, the house beir.g
erfectly tight, will clean out the
ackiDg hay or straw, keep the
eil tilled in the midd.e and even
ibuted on all sid-?s, so that ic will
mtormly.
e trees need a supply of some
late plant food as soon as trey
b-ar ; so do crops of cereals on j
t farms. j
K. srrceful raising and fatten- j
ck. thr things are necessary i
urii-hmg food, fresh air and
"'er. I
iman entomologist says that
' the in-ect enemies of trees are
d by ?p;der than by all the !
;- .tiig birds.
: is nothing that will absorb f.-vul !
'ner tf a-j milk, ?r.d in th- win
jouM bn taken away from ti e
soon as milked. !
.rr'ully exploring to the ends of
s, it i. found that the beet draws I
ishment downward and outward j
recti ins several feet. j
-. 'u!, successful stock growfr J
': ' f "Kin animal under his !
'-s the treatment in
." ' in sickness. i
all growing celeries
" ?. As a rale they are
ii.i!ow, give twice the lab
el inferior in flavor.
elesa to hope to destroy the
snme soils by the application
' ind other supposed correctives,
inage. will accomplish It.
'da voung calf with too much
u milk will almost always give
lal the scours. The milk should
jed at first to b'ood heat,
tn is recommended as the best
"r grapevine pruning, as then
ds quickly heal up, and are not
- I by excessive bleeding.
'"-ranches of fruic trees, which
ly removed, are more easi'v
. now than while the leaves ad
he li twigs and branches.
farmers xegard rotation as
nd roi.t economical mode of
irt to the land cheip r.fi.ey
11 any mode of raaiiuri.Tg.
ir?l against wocii may be
in H'ltumn with more or !ufs
i long as their seeds c n bo in-
sprout, ready for destruction
trrow.
recently decided by the Grand
Alley Horticultural Society that
ng a blackberry plantation, it is
to buy root cuttings than to use
, although more expensive at the
nd of grain, and, exept hay, no
rm crr.p is so generally consumed
. Arrcq where grown ns enrn. It ;
- on 'or every kind of farm stock, !
many places forms an important
the food of the farmer and his !
iw is nsed for protecting s'raw- j
. "rn"i it is apt ton!! the soil with
U. idf being in the way in i
: . Potato tops are free from j
cd Haint sprirg much of j
r ''nc will Im wtshrd down
s making a fertilizer rich in
. roots are commonly too dry if!
an ordinary cellar. They shrivel
f eqnally in weicht and value j
ome dirt is mixed with thm and !
over them to exc'iid.' dryirg ;
?ain. the temperature must he
'y a little aoove fref zip?, or thfy :
out ami grow before PiTiro. j
enit-er that rje can b"- raided on '
hat will not produce ftr crops of
without a ereat rx entliMne (.f
. o.l fertilizers. It ip a pood cmp
' ir Pndr ard defif if nt in ',
. 'rr''':'y. rSiowing rye j
' ' " '. r - r.d at -rir.tr pa'-
f-xce'I.jit ma'frial
t
i
I rem are of some but not 1
for feeding. Thev are, i
ib'y prized by many for ma
to mattresse, and a ready sale
ig prices can generally be bad
je saved in good condition and
y markets. They are lighter for
ilk, tf well cured than straw, and
much more durable bed.
. r things being equal, short stalks
are better than long ones. Of
- rs f qua!!y good select that which
i the shortest stalk. Short stalks
- tat the corn is early, and this in
. rts of our State is an important
-ration. Tart of the difficulty in
r corn of late years is due to the
it we have not selected peed for
ness.
.o; g feeding Is a common mistake j
--ning fowls for the market. It j
the profit" when a shorter time j
"er. If Kept in a dark place I
fTd with a!l th- v cn eat trey '
fi io twelve or furten d-tvs, i
'1 is is cor.tini'I much !,nper ,
I begin ti urow p-or ie:i:n. !
o be kept ov-r shr-uM w I be sub- !
to this fttfnin?, or raiher this ,
U r-roceps.
best of roots for the horse iii win-
the carrot. Enough should be i
"6 to give two or three menses a I
though, where they are p'e-nty, a ,
tter plan is to fetd some e;ich day '
aats or other erain, the ration of
may be proportionatf lj diminish-
To boy them they are genenlly as
8 oats, but m-iy be grown for much I
st, a gooJ cro; of crrrro's y ieHirir i
.wo to four or six hundr-.-d b;ishtls !
?rp, accori!r; a the in'i or la '
jl!e5 'e yrown. '
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'-'6- At Ihe Uorlil'i Mrrcy. A S.nel. By K;nri.ct
f Biiti-r.-r live. H.-.j on tbf linr .h ' .-t
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a-'hur of " -o anit, r'. :.
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CfO.I H.t.iUrcfMi,! MM h-loo I Mngcr. tc. '
M lu-Mt-y url-nn. A Novel. ,Ky Uui H. E Bra4
doi. a i-.n -ro' ' l..tv Au.ilej ;rr-t. 1 ,u.
3. 4jltlM tmm. A !. By ta author of
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8ltHc'i mtr. A Not.1.
j-.tior of l r: WtMiLi O t. ' te.
By Mr-. A 'eoar.-r.
lb NUtrr laoav, A Novel. Bt Wilkl Colltni, author
f " The .situ 1q White, " etc.
5 fms A Novel. By Mn. Henry WH. author of
i af I - '
The l.aorcl lluah. A Xorel. Ry Ulnn VuU-i,
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f llieu iKik io lurnisli Hi., wliole fortv
nve with one yriir'a sntiwriptlon to .iir
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Owt of the ea. A F"H. B?Ctr ''vn.
Arnlhit'i HUtorT. N Mibkkt Blocstt.
lite .UorlL Farm Mjterj. A fly Wmn
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1 hr l.t of tfce lEatarenft. A Tfovrt. By Mnoci,
A Uoud TTenrf. A X ..eel. By inr of" TV- Thorne.
Oil rih- l-ptb. A N tl. l;j H: . r.
'I u r lirnant!i Adventwre of m Milkmaid- A Morel.
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In th flilit7. A Kowl. Pt MTPr;r. HT.
'Mi ! Irto Vhley, 1 N.iv,-. Br r. Hbt Wnt.
Ml or ln.f A N-x'l P Wn v ii f -n.isn. THnfr-tttM.
M.trt? Illtti r Uin Ieath. A by lh ottwr of
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Mfrlton' Gift. A 5ivl. Pr HniifiiT. TTl'J.
T be Fntnl A N- n- aui:. ..f i jr l ht ne."
A -hKw m rhf Throahold. A K- H- Whv . HaT.
The t iirup ('( itrcw. A N P v t dor n( I ..r Tl.orm. w
The ltUiaford liiacat. A Nuvtl. By Hvim Cviwr.
A Qi'n ionrt Women. A Novel. By the mtaor of
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1 he Kntnl Marrlda'e. A ?ot1. Bt Vm M. E. BaaddO.
A Talv fwlii. A N 'vl. By M-a, Hbvut Won.
A K rid ire " 1 ove. A N-fl. By aaiiuvr ff IV .r Thorna."
A llve rim. A N .vi. By Thi Di rHts."
lita-U-low I1m)u. A N,vM. By author f D.ira Thrtrne.
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DOWN THE CHIMNEY.
The Visit of art Unwelcome
"Santa-Clans."
Tale of tw Tork In ISOO.
ARY, the boys and I will have
to go down to the vi'lage to
morrow mori.ing with the
wood, and I don't suppose we'll
b able to get back before Wednesday
morning, but I guesi you won't be
af rraiti to stay here one nijjbt alone,
r- ou ?"
John Oomstock did not look at bis
li' tie wife as he spoke, but stood with
his buck toward her, shaking the snow
from his old gray bat and coat, for be
well knew the shade of disappointment
that was passing over her face.
'I-' Why. no, of course I'm not afraid,"
was tbe ready reply. "What should I
be afraia of, and up here among tbe
mountains in this honest little place?
but it won't seem quite like Christmas
eve to-morrow night without you all
and you know it will be the first time
we bavn't spent it together since we
were married," she added, hesitatingly,
with a sMgbt tremor in her usually calm
voice.
John said nothing, but went to the
window and looked out. The storm
was beginning to break away. The
snow was now falling more gently, and
in the Eastjfaint luminous streaks of bil
ver gave signs of a perfect moonlight
n'ght. He turned with a brighter face,
and spoke cheerfully :
"The stormMs evidertly'fabout over.
If n'i'more snow falls the roads will be
! f.iir, mid if we can get an early start in
, 'he morning I:thir.kwe c;n' manage to i
; setback homeb'-fore'midnight at least
j some time before rSanta Clans comes
! down the chimney," he added, merrily
j "but see here, little wife, I almost
I forgot the good news that I hnve to te.ll
j you. Tarson Stanley settled that old
j account with me to-day paid me every
dollar and, interest besides, and here it
! Is. Now go and put it in a safe place,
j and take good care of it till I get back.
1 Next spring we'll put a face on this old
j log house that our neighbors won't
I recognize. Great guns 1 I'd like to
! know where all this cold air comes
! from !" broke off John, with a sudden
change of subject. "Good evenin' I
j good evenin' 1 I thought I'd walk
right in without knockin', klndo' neighbor-line,
yer krow," and the somewhat
startled pair looked to see their neigh
bor, Hiram OttwooJ, standing in the
doorway.
"Jiminv ! man you might as well kill
a fellow'as to scare him to death." eood !
naturedly exclaimed the honest host.
springing up and placing a chair for his 1
queer guest. j
"Do tell I did I skeer yer ? I thought !
I made a great rumpu3 as I came onto
the stoop." (
"We were busy talking and didn't j
hear you. Why how blue you look ! j
Here, take my chair iiear the fire, I'm j
going into the other room for awhile," j
and '.he kind hearted hostess rose as she j
spoke. j
"O no, I'm not a bit cold. Just you j
keep your seat," he feebly murmured,
dropping Into the proffered chair never- i
theless without any ado and spreading
his rough, cold hands in the very blaze
of the cheerful fire. "I trie.1 to git
wife to come over with me fer a little j
j chat this evenin', bnt she was a-gittin'
the chi'dern to s'eep and culdn't leave,"
i and the wretched fellow's teeth fairly
j chattered as he tried to keep up a show
j of conversation.
! "Im real glad you've come over, Hi
j ram, for I want to ask you to keep an
I eye on my premises while I'm gone
down to the village."
"Jest so ! When be you goin' ?" was
the quick inquiry.
"Tomorrow mornins, bright and
early," replied the other, "and I can't
i ret hnckltill real late to-morrow night. '
! ' Well, I'm goin' down thar myself to
j mi.rrow noon, but I'll havellanner look
j arter thines."
! "Is that so ;" inquired the astonished
j John, for a trip to th distant village
j was not an every-day event among
; those simple mountain dwellers,
j "Yes, that's so, but if Mrs. Com
; pror-k fee's at all skeered I'll have
! Iliirer come over and stay all rio-ht
; wi'h her. I saw two or three Injuns
f. rassin' down the road to-day, and !
mebbe vou'd rn'her nnt bo alone, Mrs. i
Comtock," he said, pddressing her as i
she now appeared. j
"Tndeed, I'm not the least bit timid,"'
was the ppirited reply. "There's not I
enough life left In one of those poor i
creatures to frighten a baby." j
"You're right. They wouldn't worry
a mnskeefer. T?nt T mnst. h o.troin?
now." And, rising the awkward vis- I
itor dre w an old faded scarf from his j
pocket and enveloped his head and neck i
in its folds. "Whre be the boys to-
night ?" hesudrtenlv aVed nh fr,n i
have been abed an hour. They're go
ing with me in the morning, you know,"
and poor, tired John tried not to look
bored as the fellow still lingered. A
few moments later he growled a sort of
good night and took bis departure,
slamming the door as he went.
"As good and honest a sonl as ever
lived," said the husband at last, daring
to break the silence with a hearty laugh.
"Yon don't suppose he is near enough
to hear roe, do yon ? I'm so sorry he's
going to be gone to-morrow, for I could
feel perfectly easy about you if he were
only goinp to be at home. I'll tell yon
what I'll do ; I'll stop at Mrs. Otwood'a
in the morning and tell her if any thing
happens up here, or if you want her i
j you'll blow the dinner-horn and let her j a t5K"t squeeze and got smothered pretty
i frnnw." ! well by the smoke ; but he dropped down
j "O. pshaw, John ! what is going to at ,a9t nd Mrs. Otwood and I reached
'. happen ? You go and get your kind- j ,he "5U"'e jost in time to prevent a thor
j lings ready for the morning, and dont i ouRh roasting. He was very well done
me bear any more of this nonsense," I
and she kissed the shade of anxiety off
j bis face and went into the little bedroom to give him a good basting, but conclud
i adioinincr. . ed von needprl mv tir,r.n..n it
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noid was astir, a hearty breakfast was j
eaten, and a half an hour later a worn- j
an's forlorn figure might have been j
i peen standm alone ir. the road outside tako nim in charge, for he bore such a
j the bumble dwelling, in alistecing atti-j strong resemblance to Hiram that I
i tnde, as the occasional sounds of belov- i thought he might turn out to be a long
i ed voices came back to ber on the still j lost brother, or something of that kind
j wintry air. Not until the last tones j you know. By the way, I'm under the
had died away did she torn an-I go into
. . . . .
nonsi. it was not long before the
sun rose clear ard bright, and soon in
dustrious hands dispelled all lingering
sense of loneliness.
The usual household du'ies over, she
proceeded to prepare a pleasant surprise
for her dear ont s. Ere nightfall, from
the rude ceiling oveibead depended
graceful festooDS of everarreen ; the sil
very frost-work of the windows had a
worthy emerald setting, and the spa
cious fire-place filled with golden light
and warmth was surrounded by a rich
mass of green ; in short, the humble lit
tle dwelling had bfen completely trans
formed by t he magic hands of love, and
this same touch had fairly transfigured
the face and form of the occupant until
she appeared every inch the queen of
this fragrant summer bower.
At last there was nothing more to be
done. Each stocking Willie's, Hen
ry's, yes, John's, and her own as well
all hung around the chimney, which
was surely ample enough to admit the
burly foim of Kris Kringle himself, if
he still kept up hi3 old custom. And
now it was time to prepare for the
night. As she drew the plain white
curtains together she found, to her sur
prise, that each window was nailed fast,
and she knew that this was the work
of dear, thoughtful John before he went
away. Why had he been so worried
about her, she wondered. There was
nothing to fear, she triedto reassure
herself, as she went to the outside doors
and drew the bolts ; nevertheless, with
candle in hand she searched thoroughly
each room, not neglecting to lift the
bml yalance, and invi sligate the prover
bial hiding-place or thieves and villains.
Then she put the candle out and crept
softly iuto bvd. Many times she had
stayed alone thus without a shatTow of
fear why should shf care now? she
asked herself again and again, and try
ing to believe that she was only nerv
ous from fatigue she at last, dropped
into a slumber.
How long had she slept? She could
not tell, but she had awakened with a
start, and was sitting up in bed in a half
conscious stale. She could not tell
what had roused her, but she thought
it must have been tbe striking of the
clock, for it was just telling the hour
of twelve with startling distinctness:
yet there she sat motionless long after
the last stroke died away in the oppres
sive stillness. The moonlight was shin
ing through the curtains, casting an
uncertain light over each object in the
rtom. It seemed as if some mysterious
presence had startled her. She listened
1 with painful interest, her gaze fixed on
t .1 : l . .
lIiB opposite, ana, as sne looked
the d:,rk outl,np f " casement seemed
to njove uPward:. No, it could not be.
11 mi,9t Dave bfen cau3e'1 by the 8tronj?
wind that was blowing ; yet, surely the
wind could not move it in that direc
tion. Sli thought of the Indians that Hiram
had seen that day ; she thought of the
money concealed under the foot of the
bed, n:,d then John's charge to her re
garding thf danger signal flashed thru'
her mind. She tprar.g out of bed in an
instant, but the next moment, to her
diFmav, she remembered that she had
neglected to bring the dinner horn into
the house, and that it was then lying in
its accustomed place in the woodshed.
phe wo"''5 nnt venture ont there for a
ki,'P'3om- All her course seemed to
1 ave nf"r noiselessly s'ie went to the
window to ascertain to a certainty that
n was secure, and as she examined each
ore in turn, she could distinctly hear
footsteps on the crackling snow, follow
ing her. and trying each window. Then
the steps seemed to retreat and a few
moments later she heard the door-latch
softly lifted, but she, knew she had noth
ing to fear from tbat direction, and
taking advantage of the moment she
timidly raised a corner of the curtain
and looked out. Her fears were all too
plainly verified, for there in the bright
moonlight was the unmistakable figure
of a great, brawny Indian. She could
clearly distinguish his swarthy features,
and, as his blanket swayed to and.fro in
the wind she thought she detected a
gleaming knife in his belt.
Sho hastily dropped the curtain and
once more listened with breathless anx
iety. For a time all was still, then she
heard a strange, rustling sound, and the
next thing she realized was that a heavy
body was creeping along the roof. Great
heaven ! what was the creature going to
do I A noise near the chimney seemed
to be her answer. Already he was com
ing down there, and taking in the situa
tion at a glance, the courageand strength
of desperation came to her. To rush in
to the room, drag ont the Ftraw be3 and
fling it on the dying embers was the
work of scarcely an instant. Then her
eyes involuntarily followed the"upward
a,ectin or the blaze, ami tl ere, thro'
the thick smoke, she could p'ain'y sea
"fcing In the chimney a rk form,
wbic appeared to be struggling rs if to
exrricat.e itself.
Wild with terror, and guided now by
impulse only, she flew out of the bouse,
reached the wood shed and grasping the
horn she blew such loud, frantic notes
that they must have been heard for
miles in the still, clear air. Then she
started to run down the road, but every
thing swam before her, her knees sank
under her, and she knew no more.
"Never mind ; don't talk now," John
was saying to her when she came to her
self. "I'll tell yon all about it if you'll
promise to lie quite still and not ask any
questions. Santa Claus, alias the noble
red man, couldn't resist the temptation
of trying to come down our chimney
when everything was so nicely fixed up
for hia reception ; bnt he found it rather
011 on side and ju6t ready to turn when
v came in. I felt a strong inclination
- j iniirii iiioir-ktj,
has been re-
duced to an oily one, and lies wrapped
in bandages, over at Otwood's. I betr-
gd the poor, heart-broken woman to
itnpiession that as soon aa the patiPnt
recovers we Bhall Jofie our neighbors.
Can you eaess why ?" Jobn asked in a
mosc signiticant manner. "What ! you
dont understand yet ?" he continued, as
a confused, puzzled look was the only
answer. "Well, your terribl visitor was
Ot.wt.vd, himself, disguised as tn Indian
chief. You remember bow cold and
blue he looked last night when he came i
so suddenly upon tis. (
"He had been listening outside for
about twentv minutes. No wonder be
sat there all of a shiver 1 The upshot j
of the matter is that the villain heard ;
every word of of our conversation and
came for the money I left with you. .
There, there ! you promised you '
wouldn't talk any," and bfore the lit- i
tie woman could utter a word John had
left the room, softly closing the door i
aft-r !iuji. Julia II. Thayer.
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ROYAL' PILLS.
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FCI7 SALE EY Ajx DnuOUiST?
REMEMBER THE BIG FOUR I
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Vinepar Eiuera fiX7Z)Z.ZS, M !,,. sor.
Vinegar Bitters, now siy. J I'l-""' J $,.oo
Vinegar Bitters, old Mylc. hitU'r tn-w. $1.00
The World's Great Elood Purifier
and Life Giving: Principle.
Only Temperance Bitters Known.
The pBt rrth nfn ( rrlnry tbe I.radinir
l-antiiy Slcdlcltio of tho World
R. H. McDonald Drng Co., Proprietor.,
8AN FRANCISCO ajjb KKW YORK.
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9 TIMES OUTOF IO
Dr. Thoir.as' Eclectric Oil
Fhrumal-sm ar.d Neuralgia.
99 TSaES OUT OF 100
Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil
A Cold or s Htarftiss.
19 TITLES OUT OF 20
Dr. Thonias' Kclcctric Oil
Cl'RKS
Aslhmi anil r-i;th!her:a.
49 rmrs OUT OF 50
Dr. ThoiDas' Kclectric Oil
CVKF.S
C-ol'3 ctJ rjTecS-ti c the Throat.
E'rice 50 ccr ! arnl $1.00.
rr. - f - ; 't'-v p;r
11 mm osvrq
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3.00
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Lacs Congress,
Virun rt.e 15 AIJF IKI(, wtck
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I.fcATU J:D otL rtTUtlk, avavd rrarr
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H. CH'LDS & CO.,
a-. ... Pittsburgh, Pa.
Feb. -id, 89.-ly.
TTfTE
CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN
fins attaliod a PtriniJord cf eioc-llnnea whicb
limits of no Bupf-rior.
It oontains every ImproTement that IrtfentiTr)
geninB, skill nud uoccy can prcKlactj.
"et?.f -'e.-
Vei.e-"'k t- -
tf ' -y-n rif tc,
LsJkW
Tht-8 rxcr-llf-nt OrtTMns are rel.l.ra.teMi for vol
ume, quality of ton.-, t:tit-k. n-i-iH.iiK-, vii.ri.tvcf
cnmbiiiatit.n, artitittr d.-i.-;-ii, l..-a-iv in f nish. p-r-ft-c-t
conatructioii, rnaki?: trit-m t'nt-- ii:rt cttruct
tvo, i -manif-ritfil to.i .i-.-.rf-io t-'-,-;t-t f. -r l.(.t-ir-.a,
Ecbf -ils, ohurt iieb, it. i.j , i -.-k t.t a, t .c.
istai;.- .Ki- s..i . " ';.
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THH F0FUI.AH QRQAH
C t.IQ'i'S.
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. '. .( II, ..ME.
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THE NEW AND ELEGANT
HIGH ARM
JENNIE JUNE"
SEWING MACHINE
IS THE BEST. BUY NO OTHER.
i n - . A -a..
a. -i-f
The T-tADTES FAVORITE, because
it is LIGHT RUNNING and does
Bueh beautiful work. Apents' Favor
ite, because it is a quick aud eay seller.
AGENTS WANTED INlNOffrPIED TEREITORV.
aSB-X OI CTTtOtll.Alt.
JUNE MANUFACTURING CO.
Ccr. La Salle AT-Ece a:l Ontario Street,
CHICAGO, ILL.
j THRESHING MACHINES.
"-"aim uiia.Ld.clcior mills
yV arrante.l the Lest. I 'train .Irills: tLe e,-e.
bratetl l'eunf Iva nit. . t no tuilv pertert (.-r.-e teed
phosphate aitnrtunent In iie. I i lt-r tilN- :Pe
relePrtc.l Att.rrir-an and v.ittnir mer'n'jr
r'KMIH,lk, 11 A V I'llMMS ait.'i
MI AIAKI lflll. M li t(.nerallv
end lor oatnloirua A. II A It t I II V k.
I ennsTlvanln Auriftilturl Wt.rWs. York l'
aim MriA OBOAH
IS P'-rr-'tlk KANIED
fifs? ar,.rte7 3
Ci: 5 ii', '..--. ..-ili 'g FOR
to f?-' -v --'-r, vS
1 FIVE
1 YEABS.
a Al
e si
ImporldDt to Canvassers.'-
A "A I f- It Live l1anvitfera In every cunt
In the t 'tillt il sum a t,. eil H t. s l'AI KN I K K-
iUSI HI.K s Alt IKiiN, hrn c.mt.ir-.- two
Sad lrnnt, l'i.li.her. It Inter, fkc. i nr Iri fi .1 ilnir
tlte wnrK i.l an eutirv set t.l or.ilt.arv lr- i" In
selMientlnn t.v i'-f" t.r n . ? , . Itmn.
AWAY HOT kiniltAS. fricei
niiMerfttt-.. A 1 -rirc-Hti.t listinu iii.-.tne intlrd
to ir-od rnrtva-acrfi. Atltlreia. t..r rlr.-til.ir. in?
f'tiX .SAl lKtl.N I'n.,e5 l.Va.icSi ,N Y
SELLERS LIVEI7 PILLSm
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arernrl.l aT-e.to... .- i.-nt-ee vrmtment; ante a-.d tura
mne.l.ea. Iwtr.niue- I eate.1. .1 , f..r
(iiii.:uinanheaiitwere.l I-. :-i,e dr.irnn tre-ifinant I.T maU
'-rewa. .r, .r-ln from II nclar. .(-...Id -d tkele addre., Ik
ta.elearo met!.l,K, t. a.tnl lllM.tea.
denr r. I. IaM.M . rr--t... rar.-elaa fa I ( .rra
leetra. tied, a M.irc. l.-i;-.tl.. n r Leiist .: .-l. l e.k tn.
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42
ITAM)Ht3l0i:7 "
A man of jt ir .cip!etjlf, i.k. i
A joint canvas that whip,
a ham. 11 c
I Forced palit-uefs Uoan.g'.-,
cumstaices. ' c r"
. There's rartLy a slip twixt
an l the saucer. ' "P
A shining example to ind.,,,-, ,
tbe boot black. : s
; The old chaps who wore arm r v
; tl;e lirst mail carriers. "9
Physic beat, faith cure, uvi.
has the inside track. ' " it
Aery for quarter that r.... i
tbe sleepin-carg porter. ' y
A recent comic song is er,t ' ,i
I because it comes in bars. aP
i "Some meu art born gre'-- v
; butgrac!oLS .' bow some off..,,
shririk. " 1 u3
; A restaur!, keeier car. n.lU -, ...
j ends m,'et by serving call's Ltad av'
j tail soup. J '- x"
i
Au Indhin idol has been A Bf,f,v.r .
i in the. wet. It is a p'-tri'V. . 3
i bottie with tLe e,.fk;out. " '
The U -irr.atj Kmpir-- ; -,
fell. In this respect it differ-. fro;,
Tf he. declines, "te wjn't fall.
When Urow-. gets his Salary
what h owes his latid-k-iy t- ' ,. s'
He has chri3ered it bis board j. , ?"
It is in p-x-kt-t-Mckir-cr . j, .... .,
s.irne us ir everv tl i--, ." -9
intrfiiictnli ii;.' i : (,,. ..... .
a3
1 ' -u I tlr-tti very d"j i
u '. ! I. ; , .j. ; ... , . .
ki.OWS l h' t- i- t,, ,r,- 1 1, .,, ,
A vt.in,.. ,. j r . .. .
S i I I....---. ;-, ,-. ,,- , s ... .
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.u. ! i 1 1' ; .
It is ti ported that Wirv:..- :.
to be a. prophet by -gisxhr .
wife would f-ay wl en ! -iate
at right.
A Ne-w Yorker shot hi-, v.
tbeb-j'Iet hit ni.'i ipg Loit r,k-r v;,
She bad so much of it on ihv: ,i-c
tell which was switch.
A Piusbiirgerbas taken t o-
fia a Ipacliili" to erirr-o tl ... j
Thai's ;i jihl. Whv -L.,
lb ur.b-i.tr w t ar i r iiup-: s t - ui : ,
t-ai rei has hoops.
"Ugh ! it's to .! ...-;
Slid Snigrrs to ;iliggs. 'I ,u
li-lewalk as I cntne down-t a:;
1 ,
deed, s.v.d Higes.-vias it ; , i -
Thbleau." Mrs. Gr-.-tie '-Tinj.-'t y. v. ;. .. ; :lVa
yi-u done wi-h the !t-;t-j ,
on the buieau?" Tirtnthv - . .1
in tbe;.letter-bf..v. n.a"i;i.
')!i! i-rovc.kii.ii- 1 Di-h;'i ,-;
wa3 no a-liress tn the ;,-, r . ;
Timt-tby " Vs, ma'io : l t-i ; ,;i
5t-i didn'r want 1.0b. .' t.. 5. : v ;.j
you was wntiij' to."
Masis'rite "T' s' c;' j o .-, ;-;
ivs 'h--.t your c.-t. i-.ur 1 .- j : ,.r
ai.lit'jetl hr-r exeeti-ive'v." I ;. -.
' I I. ever iii tth 1 1 i, 1; ,:.!.:....-, a w ; ,:;
in nn ;:!. . y.mr b 'i. -r." - - , -"Then
v by dul iu s.air rt. :: - , ; ;.
si.-tent! V" I'lisi.! -r "11 r - ;
iire'.ty. v.i.ii I c u .lu'i b. ': . y. ; r
Woilai- "Let him g-:i,
At an ii.b-rr,; .1 c.? ; .:.
might have taken ., ;KC , t ; -was
n-t given by M ils;. - . t-r
husband, she proline fi.r t!:-tr. . : ,-.
ila? sirpr:t. -if (f .--s
was a well kijown p:t-!;r . :-. .', !: .
-ieciri:y d-r rtd ! w;;:- t ! --.. - -thing
quite i.t-.v f.. . nr ... ...
varimi. cours-s weie r m vt
at ein.'tb?replacd by or.e !:-'
t::!iice-ti'. silvf r cover, wi ;,-h i
V tl
p'nci ! before tbe ?;
if i ;
i!:i? ihe top with a crscc
r-'.,l :-r
Oia ive HxtH-t:! ?!iry. , ! e 1 ti
greetf.l I y r bt.tti'itul p..rr.-. w
tied its ft-i'.'i-ers i;s it -ii: 1
"Hav so o V" It is i v
st.y tl at ti e ; it! 1 :t wf-.t
tie cbuitu :.g j-si made M i l..::
!-(:i:iin s-oi-'H'iy faint u.-.
KOI5KKT EVANS,
k . V. .
itsi:.Vi--.':i
UNDERTAKER.
A I MAM I AI'Il'KM.i
an-1 tlcaler In all kinl : I'J.M . ' : '
9- full 1iti t.f I's'kp;! at.n - . . . , ...
Bodies Embalmed
V. H KX KKiilltii !'.
Apt. :.v
NOT dea:
i vallie luttrincer,
HAM'PACTl'KKH ( f
: TIN, rOTTFJl AM) SHFET-IKtA U.!
AX1 TIX HOOt lXi.
Kr'pe-t iul'y Invites ti e att-!,:- r. ' 1 -Rr.l
the put- ir In ir.-rterH to tl e f.-i: .' it. I c -
r-aeryirnt t.n lu!nis 11 I! p i i 1 -'.ml . , : f
M. untHin Hou-e riPrn J,,u--tf . ar. 1 ;j : --
fv.pplT frcrii a larue t.-.'li. ..-r n:- - . -tier,
ati t article tn tnt lino. :r m tit -:r . -the
larnreft. tta the ttt ttssuer ar. 1 '.
livirt; prl.-PK.
lifS'ti penitentiary wort eitber it. ! ""! -at
tlii? etal -lit-hturnt.
tin iit)oi-"iN; itSi'rciAi rv.
Illve m rn and F3ti5y y t---. 'i - " ' f
work and prioea. V. I.I 1 1 K! il-J-
i." "iifPurK. April 13. l-Ki-t:.
ai.i:
A TftlunMe f4rm itJKl1 in ' v
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AliOCT iOO ACfvl
1 1 1 1 (nil t---e -n i-re -tp.i a f"-rr 1 K 1 K I W
IN" lit ii:, lur.-e am and ail t e
l-ti.Mini;. I i:r f.rr-- 1 m -t fur ' '- ' '
I re f a 11 1 1; k'-d t -r.i.-r h ti i it - ' ! --e r- ' : -termv.
l'.' lrtln-r u rT '..-'.' a-i -. -i :' e
fmni- Im le preTr.-t-.
June 4. 1-0 V. 1. I 1-'.
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I vert!i !n J7 I km.! t e- .
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