In order to obtain the best resuits in
farming, rich soil and good cultivation
must go hand in hand,
——————
“Shoot Polly as She Files,”
— Pop.
was the way it appeared in the proof-slip.
Theargus-eyed proof-reader, however, knew
the quotation intended and changed it to
read: “Shoot Folly as she flies," — Pope. Of
course it was an error, yet how many are
daily committing mue nN graver errors, by
allowing the first symptoms of consumption
to go unheeded, if afflicted with loss of
appetite,chilly sensations or hacking coug gh,
it is suicidal to delay a single moment the
use of Dr. Pierce's “Golden Medical Dis-
covery,” —the great and only reliable reme-
dy yet known for this terribly fatal mal: uly.
Send two letter stamps for Dr. Pierce's
complete treatise on this disease, Address
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
Baffalo, N, ¥
cnn tA A ————
Some authorities consider potash
“the most essential food for all yegeta-
bles,
emai —
aulaugh and Grow Fat,"
is the precept easily preached, but not so
easy to practice. 1f a person has no appe-
tite, but a distressing nausea, sick- he ad-
ac he, dyspepsia, boils, or any other il
sulting from inaction of the bowels, it is
impossible to get up such + laugh as will
produce aldermanic corpulence. In order
to laugh satisfactorily you must be well,
and to be well you must have your bowels
in good order. You can do this and laugh
heartily with Dr. Pierce's ‘‘Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets,” the little regulators of the
liver and bowels and best promoters of
Jollity.
Clover and grass are designated as
‘the underpinning of a successful rota-
tion.”
TO
® # # # Delicate
cured. Consultation free,
Dispensary Medical Association,
X.Y.
diseases radically
Address World's
juffalo,
Try hot flannel over the seat of neu-
ralgio pain, and renew frequently.
EE et fe
years. About three years ago I com-
menced the use of Ely's Cream Balm,
and from the first application I was re-
lieved. The sense of smell, which had
been lost was restored after using one
bottle, I have found the Balm the only |
remedy for Catarrh I have ever used
with satisfaction,
plished a cure in my case,—H. L, My-
er, Waverly, N, Y.
mer —— A —————
A New Ipea embraced in Ely’s Oream
Balm, Oatarrh is cured by cleansing
and healing, not by drying up, It is
not a hquid or snuff, but is easily ap |
plied with the finger. Its effect is mag-
ical and a thorongh treatment will cure
the worst cases, Price 50 cents. At
60 cents by mail, Ely Bros, Owego,
N. XT.
ost I MSE
naturally have to labor,
o—
“Ladies
of much of the
they are called upon to bear,
them bless the day when they first tried it.
Mrs. A. W, Howl! land,
i, SYN: -'] most che worfully v
HUNT'S [Kidue y and Liver]
a safe and reliable cure for Kidney
and iv is the
found that does exactly
tised to do.”
pain and suffering which
of Providence,
ReMeDy
disease,
what it is
blood.
the liver,
By promoting
bowels and Kidneys
blood and eliminates disease,
si i ———
Hearts wade of gray marble may
be clensed by rubbing them with lin-
seed oil.
THIN PEOPLE.
“Wells’ Health Henewer” restores health and
vigor cures Dyspe pela, lmpotence, 3
Tidies have been replaced by a bow
of broad ribbon whieh looks very well
in the place usunaliy occapied by the
tidy.
Having used Ely's Cream Balm for
about a year, I can say it is just the
thing for catarrh, Miss Mattie A,
cen A
Salt for stock 18 especially serviceable
Charcoal should al-
sells fruit,
BED-BUGS, FLIES
Flies roaches, anta, bed. huge rats, mice, gophers,
chipmunks, cleared out by “Rough on Hats.” 15c.
The first screw
America, and,
knows, the first iron hulls,
Anthracite and the Black Diamond,
son, and employed in carrying coal
nal.
in America was the frigate Princeton,
under the superintendence of Capt
Stockton. This vessel was a full-ngged
ship, and it was the intention to use
and as an aid to the sails,
The researches of Herr Max Singer,
of Vienna, go to show that four sub-
stances can be extracted by means of
hot water from the woody tissue of
some plants. 1. Vanillin, which seems
of plant substances, being found even
in decayed wood and brown coal. 2.
substance which shows the reaction of
coniferin, 3. A species of gum soluble
atie acid, not identical with any of those
already "specified. Moreover,
wood gum discovered by Thomson,
Frazer Axle Grease
is the Standard Axle Grease of tha world,
One greasing will last two weeks.
sup if you want to make it palatable,
atlica———
“BEESON'S AROMATIC ALUM SULPHUR
Boar,” beautifies and softens Face and
has ands, heals and cures all skin diseases for
spare, 25 cents by “Druggist’”’ or by mail,
Wm. Dreydoppel, Philadel phia, Pa.
->ne
by rubbing them with white of egg.
A
BroxouIAL TROCHES are a safe and sure
troubles of the Throat and Lungs,
only in bozes. Price 25 cents,
Important.
When you visit or leave New York Clty, save
expressage and $3 carriage Hireand stop
a8 las tirand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
He
00 elegant rooms, fitted up At A cost of one
millions dofiare $1 and upwards per day.
European Flan. Elevator. Hestaurant suppiled
with the best, Horse cars, stages and elevated
railroad to all depots, Families can live better
for lear mony 8% ie Grand Union Hotel than at
ARy other fret cinta motel ms the ity.
Get rid of every fattening cattle
beast before it is three years old,
MOTHERS,
1f you are failing; broken, worn out Land nervous,
Wells’ liealta Renower.” $1. Druggists
Graine 1 wood should be washed with
cold tea,
Tested Dy Time,
For lo these many years has Carbo.
line, the great Petroleum Hair Renew
er, been used by the le, aud not a
word of complaint, erily, actions
speak louder than words,
WI BI ———
For ordinary woodwork use whit
to rub the dirt off and ammonia, ing
“ROUGH ON PJ ON PAIN "
Cures cholers, colle,
Jains, Stu sprains, head hacer
Rough oh Pain
Oil of favender will drive sway fies.
pa Toei:
| St. Bernard Veg erable Pills.
BANTED A BELY VEGuTARLR
s for Liver and Bidivas
culiveness, Headache,
Dyapopaia. As a
r and Spring Medicine
y og tad No familly
o without a box of the si
i Vegetable Fills in te Bouse,
; ts ad Drage or by
: ‘ak wet _ Address
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Faschen fiom
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other conmet!
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was cured of dyspepmia, and other stomac
orders, by Warner's Tirrecaxon, Tues Dest
FOR
INDIGESTION,
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$1.00 A BOTTLE.
H. H. WARNER % CO, Rochester, N. Y
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Health and Happiness.
5 CD AS OTHERS
« HAVE DONE.
Are your Kidneys s disordered?
“Kidney Vort brought me from my we, aa it
ware, af fuer ] hid born given up by 19 best doctors in
Detroit.” MW, Deversss, Rechanic, Jotia, Mick,
Are your nerves weak?
“Ei Arey Woes cured sus from mervoas weaks
ser | waa pot expected $o ve "e Mra M. M yt
win, Bd, Christian ¥onifor Cleveland, O.
Have you Bright's Disease?
“Eitaery Wort eared tae when wy waler was Just
like chalk asd then like Blood.”
Yrank Wilson, Peabody, Mass
_ Suffering from Diabetes?
idney Wort bo Lhe mont sxncrnefs ] rege iy | have
ever Sad. Wives almond Searondisie peiiel™
Dr. RALEp C. Ballo @, Monkton, YL
&
Lpomind
Have Jou Liver Complaint?
“Kidney Wort cured me of chronic Liver Diseases
after 1 grayed to die”
Aes Ward, iste Col eh Mat Goard X.Y,
Is 8 your Back lame and aching?
Ta Wert, (1 bottle) cured me vhen | was se
bad to roll, out of bod ™
CM Talmage, Milwsshes, Wis
Have Jou Kidney Disease?
made me sound in liver and kidneys
after yours of unsoooesmfai doctord Ita worth
fon ox fant Hodges, Wil
Are you Constipated?
“EiAney Wort Onna Rey SYROWRL HE and cured
me after 18 years tee of olher medicines
Nelson Fairchild, 84 Albanese, Vi
Have you Malaria?
“Rs Wart Bas 3) better than any other
—— re over wad in XA
y Er aout s Here, VE
Are you u Bilious?
“EIdney Wort has done me mote od than any
other rowed) y bs ro 3g taken.
Brad T - Galloway, 1k Flat, Oregon.
Are you torments d with Piles?
“Kidney Wort wo? weed me of 3
dead tome”
plies. De. W, O. Kline reron +
Geo. I. Horst, Cust . ank, Re .
Are you Rheumatism racked ?
“Kidney Wo" cured tos, after | was given up So
die by physicians and | had rafered thirty years,”
Ebr ge M Moicolm, W Maine,
Ladies are you suffering?
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wn" Nas iL Lass oTeRGE, | o La Motie, Vi
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AND JONES he
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Ty iat mention this
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Profitable Employment
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Himpie and wtriet
ip VT a & DAVIS,
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Lands,
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By baying Eros you nok 1 oshis noshing about, We
Baintindy Pitch rad ae
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2]! Lio
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Ladies an wiria dodo our i lght work at thelr
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ATR rose P.O. Dox, Clinton, Mass
$50 REWARD
8
BTR he ras toe ang Senin F.
CE
HUMOROUS,
Duokwarer Jiu, a battered and tat.
tered Piute, who claims to be a forty
second cousin of Oaptain Bam, has of
{ate taken a good deal of interest in
things beyond this vale of tears. He
likes to hear about heaven, the *‘place
of the long rest,” as he calls 1t. Cook-
ing his old and battered plug hat on
one side, and almott closing his eyes in
Lis effort to obtain a realizing sense of
this very desirable place of rest, Jim
says: “White man up thére no more
wuk nm mine—no more run um rail.
road?’
“No, Jim, no more work at all.”
“What white man do,”
“Well, Jum, play oll the time on a big
golden harp.”
“And Injon, what he do?”
“Well, he will have a big harp, all
the game as the white man,”
“(iuess not,” says Jim, shaking his
head dubiously; *‘Injun maybe play lite
| tle on jewsharp. Bnt what you think
! "bout eatch um plenty watermelon?”
| and Jim opened wide both his eyes and
| looked as though much depended on a
| favorable auswer to the question,
New Mixisrer—*‘No, sir; Idon't like
choirs. 1 want congregational singing,
and you will oblige me by disbanding
your choir before next Sabbath, 1 dis-
like to offend you, sir, but I feel strongly
! on this subject.”
Organist—**But choirs have been
| used for years, and I supposed all op-
position to them had ceased in this de-
nomination,”
New Minister—“I believe, sir, in
| keeping close to first principles, There
| was no choir singing in the days of the
| apostles,”
Organist— ‘Of course not. The op-
| eras hadn't been written then.’
Mz Dz Brasx—"My dear, it is nore
| of my affair, but if I were you I'd send
| those striped stockings back and get
| them exchanged for plain ones,”
| Mrs, Ue Blank—* “Why so, dear? They
| are very pretty.”
“I know, but they are ont of fash.
fon.”
“There, I knew it, you old deceiver,
So that's where you "spend your even.
| ings, is it? Oh, I-
“My dear; why,
what's the
rolierskating rinks!”
“I don't, I saw that io a paper.”
“Oh!”
| college.
| drive,
he seemed to nave
At last he
chatter,
| faculty of speech.
break,
| *“*Miss Mingle, which
| poets do you prefer?’
“Virgil, of course,” replied Minnie,
| with a roguish twinkle in her eye,
| “Why? saked George.
““Because he did not waste so much
| time with useless preliminaries, but
| started right out with
man I sing.'”
made
of
“Tan reason I am #0 miserable,” re.
marked a Beautiful Heiress, ‘‘is just
| this,
| me for my money,’
“The reason I am so miserable ” re.
| marked pretty Miss Poverty, ‘is just
i this, I am afraid no one will marry
Tue story that an old gentleman in
| conl oil, and now, as a resuls, sports a
| luxuriant growth of hair, 1s evidently a
| deep-laid scheme to raise the price of
| petroleum.
Asoruzn p'aneloid has been discoy-
| sor. We won't take the trouble to teli
| what a planetoid is, Everybody knows,
greens, or use it Tor striking a light.
o————————
| A Gmonoia farmer who owns a melon- |
| pateh has fired his shot-gun forty-one |
| times into the darkness thus far this
| season, and it bas been answered only
| seven times by yells of: “Golly, ghey |
i
i
“Vy, Avorrn,” says Mrs. Felderstel |
| derberger, at Long Branch, ‘You hef
| been helped tree times to dot sherry |
pies, und you will be sicks,."”
| mind,” says Mr, Feolderstelderberger,
| bay four dollars mit & day, und
| Adolph is entitled to a whole pie, any-
| how,”
Duar and dumb wives, Morse, who
invented the telegraph, and Bell, the
inventor of the telephone, both bad
deaf-mute wives, which leads a wag fo
observe: “Just see what a man oan do
when everything is quiet.”
wl ounTLEMAN who lives near a ocer-
tain “springs” wes asked whether there
were woodoook in that vicinity. ‘There
ought to be plenty,” said he *or I nev-
er heard of anybody killing any.”
Tar Duke of Edingburg tried to in-
troduce the custom of men wearing
bracelets on the left arm, The eustom
is followed to some extent in this coun
try, but the jewelry 1s made of iron.
If belts are allowed to become covered
with grease, dirt apd res n, or to grow
dry snd hard, they cannot work air-
tight on the "pull Very often no
more than twenty- y oh per cent, of the
available power is obtained because of
these neglects, Many persons think
they obtain more driving power by plac-
ing a tightener against the belt; but this
gain is only the equivalent of the extra
surface with which the beltis brought in
contact by the tightener, and in the case
of a horizontal belt this will be nearly
lost by friction, though on an upright
belt the tightener may be useful, There
is economy in working with slack belts,
keeping them clean and flexible, Hard-
ened belts are best softened by a wash
of lukewarm soda water and a thorough
scraping and oiling,
Lew realize what an enormous amount
of power is stored up in coal, and now
little we really utilize it. Prof. Rogers
has put it neatly thus: The dynamic
value of one pound of good seam coal is
equivalent to the work of a man a day,
and three tons are equivalent to twenty
years’ hard work of 800 days to the
year, The usnal estimate of four foot
con! for every square yard, or about
5,000 tons for eash square acre. Each
square mile will then contain 3,200,000
tons, whieh, in their total capacity for
the production of power, are equal to
the labor of over 1,000,000 able-bodied
men for twenty years,
The following are some of the greatest
altitudes reached by railways: The Al-
pine line rises to a height of about
1,851 ft.; that of the Black Forest, 2 -
650 ft.; the Soemmering, 2,670 ft.; the
Saint Got hmd to the tunnel, 3, 462 ft.;
the Brenner, 4,101 ft, ; the Mont-Cenis,
4,014 tt; the North Pacific, 4 956 ft. ;
the Central Pacific, 6,420 ft, ; the Unior
Pacific, 9,989 ft.; and finally the Andes
railway attains a height of 14 307 fi,
DYSPEPSIA
Does not get wel of qu 'res carefu
1 3B Te mn at owil pe
he causes and tone up the < a
t OTR ii they perform thelr duties wil
Mrs Bosworth, of Amberst,
N. H., alter
many “sure cures” without benefit, found
itselt
an 1
Hood's Sarsaparilla
fi the 3 1 and restored her to
Amen g the ag Too Tp Ienead by th We type
tress before or after eating, of app
irregu arities of the bowels, ¥ i
| pain in the stomach, heartburn,
Ki & ment Be deg ITORE IO
i ¥ “ are a 5
He W a's Sarenpar Lia
Sure ¥ Af you give
PPT TITTY TITY
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IRA POSITIVECURE FOR + *
All those painful Complaints
* ged Weakness 80 common *
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Fries 1 fu Dewi, Jan or Sethian.
pone (8 solely Jor The beg ¢
pu of f pain, and th ali
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arian troubles, Infsonines
thom and Uioersdl ote and indacements, wd
uc ment Spins Weakness, aod 4 particular ¥
od to al Thea va
* It removes Paintness, Fist s Gostroysal eraving
for stimulants, and relieves ef the Shomer
it oures Bloating, Headsotes, pia Prostration
Gemseral Teebeility, Blconirmness, Depremdon snd Jndl
geslion, That feeling of bearing down, causing pal
and backache, ls alws rs permanently cured by ils ose
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Narrow Escape.
ROCHBETER, June |, 1888 “Teg
Years ago | was attacked with the mont
Imense and deginly pains ln my back aid
one Bf
“Extending to the end of my toes dl “w
my brain!
“Which made me dellr
“Frow agony.
“It took three men to hold me
at times!
“The Doctors tried in vain to
but to no purpose,
Morphine and oler opiates!
“Had no effect!
“After two months T was gi
dis!
“When my wife
heard a neighbor tell what Hop Bitters had
done for her, she at onoe got and gave me
some, The first dose eased my brain and
seemed to go hunting through my system
for the pain,
The second dose essed me so much that | sep
two hours, something | had not done for two
months, Before | had ged five ties, 1 was
well and of work as hard as any man could, for
over three weeks; but 1 worked too herd tor my
strengih, ag tiking a hard cold, | wa « taken with
the most scute and painfol rhegmatism all
through my system that ever was Known.
“1 called the doctors again and afer several
weeks, they lefl me & cripple on cruiches for life,
as they said, | met a friend and i din my case
and be said Hop Bitters had (ore n and would
cure me, |] poobed at him, but Le B80 GRruest
i was induced 10 use het again,
In jess than four weeks [| threw
crutches and went to work lightiy and
axing Lhe bitters for Sve weeks, un
well as any man living, and have |
years sinoe,
It has also cured my wife, who had been
sick for years; and has kept her and my
children welland healthy with from two
to three bottles per year, There is no need to
be sick at all if these bitters are used.
J.J. BERE, Ex-Bupervisor
“That poor invalid wife, Bis
“Or daughteri!!!
= C Jan be made the pleture of health
“with a few bottles of Hop Bitters!
fous!
i my bed
ruitve Des
ven up Ww
wa
awasy my
kept om
ii became as
wen 80 for six
ter, Mother,
EW None genuine wi thout
Hopson the w mite label,
us stuff wil ia “op
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