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HOUSEHOLD,
nm
To COurax Piaxo Keys —When the
white pianoforte keys become discolored
we should remove the front fall and slip
of wood just over them; then lift up
each key separately from the front--do
not take them ont--and rub the keys
with a white clot slightly damped with
cold water, and Jry off with a cloth
slightly warm. Should the keys be
sticky, first damp the cloth with a lit-
tle spirits of wine or gm. Soap or
washing powder should not be used,
It is worth while keeping a supply of
ammonia in the household in care we
wish to remove finger marks from paint
or require to elesnse brushes or greasy
pans, A teaspoonful in a basin of warm
water will make hair brushes beaunti-
fully white; but care must be taken not
to let the backs of the brushes dip be-
low the surface, Rinse them with
clean, warm water and put in a sunny
window to dry,
A rarerMARING firme in New
has for several weeks been turning out
counterpanes and pillows of pape
No. 1 manila paper 1s used, two
sheets being hell together by a sle
twine at intervais of threo or four ioch-
es, The twine 1s gummed, 80 as to hold
the sheets firmly to
$84
keep it from tearing; the
composed of twine, Ornamental de-
signs are stamped ou the outer surfaces
of the covers and cases,
peat, attraclive appearance.
come wrinkled
be smoothed ont with a hot
when 1t is occupied, and ia cold weather
will be found a warm covering, paper
preventing the escape of heat,
set, and will probably become popular,
How 10 WALK FOR
walking alone 1s adopted as the means
to counteract the effect of too much sit-
ting, then care shonld be taken that
system enters into the walk, A slow,
desultory sort of walk is of no earthly
ase; it simply tires one without
beneficial result,
be brnsk, with the head up
chest thrown forward, The breathing
should be regular aud as free as the
swing of the lirbs, The distance
optional, of course, but two miles ought
to be no task for the man who wants to
improve his health, Th distance
be increased as the pec
feel the ber of the walking
ce ————
1efit
Cran arrLu Paz. :
preserve 1s a preity “dish iO
sheon or tue tea-table,
perfection the folowing m
sommended: Pick the a
fully, leaving the stews on.
them carefully and weigh
each pound of fruit allow
ters of granulated sugar, Pot them in-
lo a preserving-kettle with
enough water to cover them,
the skin is tender and easily pierced
the apples are taken out and a sirup
made with the water avd sugar, When
the girup reaches the boilin
nn
u
r either ian.
thod
=O
Wipe them
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DD
Xa
tiirce-quar-
the whole allowed to
apples are uniformly clear,
PErPERs,
Take large green peppers,
that it remains attact hed to the pepper,
and remove all tho seeds,
stufling of two Rs of finely-chopped
sabbage, hail a cupful of grated horse-
radish, three tablespooniuls of celery
seed and two tablespoonfuls of salt
¥ill the peppers with the mixture, put-
ting into wach pepper one tiny cucnm-
ber and one small onion, Meplace the
stem and fasten 1t with string, Put the
peppers in a large unglazed jar, cover
them with eold vinegar and place a mus-
dn bag with a hin layer of mustard
seed over the top. Cover the jar in a
s00l, dry place,
Baro Bristen. It is sometimes de-
sirable to produce a small blister quick-
ly. For this purpose nothing is better
than enncentrated water of ammonia
{Aqua ammonie fortior), Put a few
drops of it in a watch-crystal or any re-
septacie of the sort, cover it with a
pledget of absorbent cotton, invert on
the spot lo be blistered and press
slosely. In half a minute or soe red
sircle will appear on the skin around
the edge of the confining vessel, It is
an evidence that vessication has taken
place, and the blistering material can
se removed, The blister should be
treated 10 the same manner as one ob-
tained from cantharides,
Cn corare Pup poiNG, — Add one ounce
of grated chocolate to a quart of milk;
boil thoroughly; flavor with vanilla; set
wide to cool; then stir in the yolks of
1X eggs, well beaten; bake ina buttered
pudding dish until it stiffens like cus.
tard, Deal the whites of six eggs with
a tablespoonful of powdered sugar to a
stiff froth; spread over the top of the
pudding; return to the oven and brown
quickly,
To Make Durssixe ron Tomatoes...
Beat two egge well together, add one
teaspoonful sugar, one-fourth of a tea-
spoonful of salt, the same of prepared
mustard, one tablespoonful of sweet
cream snd three tabl of vine-
gar, Place the bowl containing it in a
basin of boiling water and stir till about
the thickness of cream, It will take
about five minutes if the bowl is thick
and the water boils at the time. Cool
sud use 8s needed,
I ————
Gnaam Gess, —One pint and a hall
of Graham, 3 1 als of
powder, 1 tablespoonful of butter, one
2gK, 1 cup sugar, a teaspoonful of salt;
stir togethor with sweet milk, or milk
and water, or use water alone, to a bat
ter uot much stiffer than pancake bat-
ter, Bake inn bot oven, Have your
gem puns well greased,
To Make Coux Frireens. --Gieate
twelve eons of corn, sernping the ears
with a silyer knife so that all the milk
may | bo removnd, Mix 16 pulp with
5 4nd ghe seson
vg t Lipplugs, ”
FARM NOTES.
Nrirrate or Sopa vor Wrear.—In
reply to many inquiries, we would say
that the application of nitrate of soda to
winter wheat is almost invariably bene-
fiowal, but not always profitable. Thre
profit depends on the price we get for
the wheat. Wheat must have nitrogen,
It gets it from the organic matter of the
soil or vegetable matter plowed under,
or from manure, If we plow under a
crop of elover, or sod, or stalk manure
the nitrogen .of the organic matter is
converted into nitrie acid, and the grow-
ing wheat plants find what they need.
For this change, moisture is necessary.
Ou a fleld from3which a crop of oats, or
barley, or other grain, has jut been
removed, the soil is comparatively dry,
and thus change proceeds very slowly,
or notat all, If we sow wheat on a
summer fallow, we get tho desired ni-
Now ik 18 highly probable that
Advertising Cheats!!!
“It has become so common to begin an
article, in an elegant, interesting style.
“Then run it into some advertisement
that we avoid all such,
“And simply call attention to the merits
of Hop Bitters in as plain honest terms ag
possible,
“To induce poopls
“To give them one trial, which so proves
their value that they will never use auy-
thing else.”
“Tins Remedy so favorably noticed In all the
papars,
Heligions and secular, is
“Having a large saie,
other medicines,
“There is no denying the
pant, and the pr ps elors of
shown great wanes
“In compounding a medicin
80 palpable 10 every oue's ob erva
and is supplanting all
virtues of the Hop
Hop Bitters have
1 ability . . .
1oRe virtues are
tion.”
Did She Die?
13
seventy-five pounds of nitrate of
per acre, in order to give the p'ants a
OTOwWil
is moist enough to
and
and the scil
decomposition,
on of the organic matter
large qua utity probably
a small dose probably will,
ponds of
with two hundred pounds of phosphates,
hefore sowing, or some ot the mitrogen
aay be lost,
Ax Ixanx
ral ram,
IOUS Hes
gotting out-
to escape. It consists of a box, some
ight or ten inches in
over two feet in length, mainly made of
ance to the whole box,
ins firm until she gets over half |
tips, the forward end falling
returns to
its Place,
Ar PLES ron
falls and other
the ¢ Top be
rill be the
given a fe
ck, — Feed
inferior fruit, ezpecially
heavy ; all farm
better off for receiving some
w daily will impro
suce ana the yield of milk.
connection with hay
up the om of
flesh, appear
ad to sheep In
{ grain, they tone
' 10 go wl afl cl.
ples will be worth the most if kept by
mselves and turned in to the swine ;
y will help along fa percepti-
bly. or ving them for
swine is an advantage, The very relish
that horses have for apples, Is enough
ste how beneficial they must be
as food.
syste
$i
Boiling
fr yt
to indice
4 ¥ rn
0 them
To Make the best and most nutritious
nay the mowed grass should not be
lowed to become too dry before being
When 1t *‘ratties’” a great deal
of its nutriment 1s lost and it will not
make as good feed asit otherwise would,
The greeper it can be put up the better,
harvesting requires considerable
consideration, and the far.
the most attention is
the one that wiil win,
it up.
intelligent
Sous one has inquired how best to
pollen from brood combs, Let
it. As your colonies
combs give them one or
at a time, placing them
d as near
ire more
quickly and thoroughly cleaned,
The beea will convert it into brood. If
the pollen is very hard soak the combs
uve.
Sneze should ‘have shelter fo run un-
der at all seasons. They need it durivg
much as any other animal on the farm
does, They get soaked to the skin
during these long rains, and in that
condition suffer grest discomfort, which
always tells on the flesh and general
condition. Sheds for this purpose are
pasture or field, if it is not ccvenient to
let them up to the stables,
Tue Eoglish and Scotch farmers Le
gin to realizs that it is far more profita-
ble for them to raise blooded stock of
any of the improved breeds than it is to
grow crops to feed the people, whion
can be grown cheaper abroad, Bhire
and Clyde horses are freely purchased
by Americans at liberal prices, as are
also their Bhorthorn, Hereford and
Polled cattle. So it is in this country;
the raising of improved stock pays much
better than raising grain,
Eveny farmer should recollect that
every weed permitterd to go to seed will
produce hundreds of more weeds that
will require a hundred times more effort
to destroy another year, It is better to
let no weeds go to seed to produce oth-
ers which rob the soil and prevent the
growth of useful plants, What a shame
itis to see a good pasture or a good
farm taken by weeds, Clean, thorough
farming is what is needed in this age of
sharp competition among farmers,
Ix choosing trees to plant look more
to the root than to the top, Small tres
AgENYS Sant D
83 _ sine AQ.
“The doctors
“And at
Bitters thie
In
it a’
A Daughter's Misery.
sen years our daughter sufi
umatic trouble and Nes is del
Under the ca phy 8i¢
“SN bho JIN name
“Bua
gave her disoase vari
no relief,
tored
staal y Ra
} UR i0 SOO
Hop B
r YOATS
Cray fences add greatly to the ap-
pearance of a farm, as compared with
one having ims fence corners crowded
with weeds, Driars and tangled grass,
| The fall is an excellent time to clean up
and put ihe fences in order,
—
Cause tor ejoleing,
NNATL— The nes-Star says :
remarkable made last
winter, 1s attracting wide sproad inter
Aa it involves a most important
question,——that of public health, it is
discussed by physicians
shown eooncin-
: tronbles can
Cx:
ii
aiscover ¥
is
sively that throat and lung
use of
norphis or opinm,—especially
n the case of children as
development, and poisoning the system,
The Governor of Maryland and all the
officials of that state endorse the
dy ; the state chemist of Dalaware pro-
nounces it the purest and most efle
id eharitable institati
in Philadelphia and other cities uso it
with remarkable results, The remedy,
which is only twenty-five cents a bottle,
is Red Star Congh Cure, 1tis purely
getable ; it coutains no poison or
narcotics, aod is a positive cure.
danger.
¢ gt 3
arresting
reine.
tive,
ns
semis ———
Noman for any considerable
can wear one face to himself,
other to the multitude, without
getting bewildered as to which
true,
period
finally
may be
— Co ————
A Fertinent tngairy.
An exchange says, ** What is to be
done when a man's hair begins to come
Having had
the requisite amount of
suggest that he tie his wile
send for a bottle of Carboline,
pm ——
There is no leveler like
but it levels by hiting to lofty tableland
accessible only $0 humanity, He only
that is humble can rise, and rising, lift,
- -
INCEXDIARIN
8 hands and
Christianity,
AWFUL
the dwelling of an immortal soul with
hol is a great crime. Whoever ad-
ministers Ram to the sick
guilty of it. The only medicine in ex-
istence which extinguishes disease, by
removing all morbid matter from the
18 Dr, Warken's Visegcar Bir-
TERS, a tonic, yet free from Alcohol,
Miters is
system,
when alone, This to a great degree
moulds the man,
A Man Reported Missing
is worse than dead to his friends and rela.
tives, but if a man keeps well by using
Huss [Kidney and Liver] RemMrnY, he
will always be Lis own master and never
be missing, » missing wan nine times out
of ten wanders away when out of his mind,
and nothing effects the brain more uickly
than kidney, liver and urinary Dion
Mrs. Harriet Balley of Putnam, Conn.
writes : “I have been troubled with kidney
and liver disease for two years, [1 suffered
severely in the back and loins. Befors tak.
ing HUNT'S [Kidney and Liver] Remap y,
I could not 1ift a pound. 1 now enjoy the
best of health.”
Many medicines now on the market owe
what virtue they possess to the presence or
yariul and And poisonous drugs. HUNT'S
iver] REMEDY is purely
Teguise And wil not injure the feeblest
most delicate person,
———
have decided
Sher alle in marker, Mad
+ New York, .
Pace Simin ung foudh
red by J he made Case
Sur pL amng Jatuger Ter fo br
Lot a man learn that
ial Svetything
Ren. TAR
TRADE Js] MARK.
Absolutely Ra
Pree from Oplates, Emclics ana Polson. {
SAFE. |
SURE. 20s |
i
ERMA
For Pain
THE ChAR
Viv Y “CENT,
Nothing in the world is quite so good
as goodness, but it most consist of right
acting rather than glib talkiog, |
———
“He
ury
15
SOON,
who is fa oO pi it duty
Ward Beecher, 1 aks at
and will find flaw when
y have forgotten its cause’ A case ir
point occurs to uk. Mr. Wm, Ryder, of 87
fefferson street, Duffalo, N. Y., recently
told a reporter that, “I had a large abscess
on each leg, that kept continnuall disch arg
ing for twenty years, Wothing did me any
good except Dr. P 1 Io
Discovery.’ It cured me re isa vo
ume expwossed in a fow words, Mr. Ry- |
der's experience is entitled to our readers’ |
careful consi The Sun.
read in
Hi
8 | he
“y
a0
we
gree s
1 si ¥
AETRLION, ~=
ug or, you remember Bob Fenton,
don’t you?”
“Yes, He's got a truck pateh in New
“Well, while watehing his melon
ru the other night another fellow ran
awry with his wife.”
“In that so? How I envy him,”
“The other fellow?”
“No; Bob Fenton, I've a mind to
take to Tising melons i yselt. "
ss
Foreman — w e priote d this cut yes-
wife beater,
E litor—Both bad men—Ilet it go in,
“But it's a portrait of Chris, Maguire,
he well-known politioan.”
“But Chris, will,”
“Well, if he kicks ran the cut in next
for ‘An Emivent Divine.”
— "What is a pessimist?’
BornnoNiaz
RTOW
growls when
underdone
npderdone,
Over nor
looking into the mirror, To your
souled, Joliy
SON
for bing
we reply that he is a whoie-
ail in and soe us iu pal
don't charge anythiog
: 5
OLE Bt
311
3 oT
i beautily
leesin's
wt CENls
Dre
Aromat
i z did ivy
ic Alum Bul Soap,”
by Druggim i
Wm
ps ———
Ealn pti
HH: your pia
hing 1 ever tried. The liop
y cures Backache, Btitch,
awe Bide or Hip, or pain
he best por ier
many
vy people say;
8 iD
rons
The heart hos always the pardoning
"Tis but a short journey across the |
isthmus of Now,
——
Pile Tumors,
wglected or badly treated,
The wor
|
i
|
often degener- |
t pile tum {
anently ¢
+, by our ns
greatest of faults is to be con- |
ae.
The
scious of n¢
"LAE.
It was dusk, and George and Jenme
at ald ander the stars,
“Birdie! Bweet!” exclaimed George;
“I love you passionately.”
“Birdie, said Jeanie, musinglv.
“Birdie has a sweet, endearing sound
as 5 pet name. Ah, George! but will
you call Birdie after we are mare
ried?”
(; Orge
grew pale,
me
me
gave a start, and his face
He quickly recovered him-
self and said manfully:
“No, Jennie. 1 cannot
I shall not call you Birdie, The name
then would be an insult, for birdies
ever have their bills and often peck at
men,
Jennie was overcome,
————
A raw days ago a well-known society |
young man shocked one of his Iady |
friends by his iguorance of history.
itwas alter a dinper party at his house,
and she was telling him what she had |
learned in her private history class, |
Oae thing led to another, and all the |
time he was getting into deeper water,
tell a lie
“Now, tell me, Mr.
the knights of the Bath?”
Has stammered for a while aud finally
blurted out:
“Why, Satarday nights, 1 suppose.”
BS A No
, What are
rn ———————
Important.
When vou visit or Jeave New Y ork City, save
DAEEARE eXprenmage and §8 carriage
ile Grand Ce:
a1 a oot of one
upward
i
rooms, ited up
nd
ana
i
60 ejogam
3 ie mn
"an, Eievs
Lik ho
p—————
What we learn with pleas
forget.
Break throug!
snee ; determine
x 14
ak
WHE
fy
’
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Create an Appetite
onz ¥T Te emperance 13 GIters Know.
pencil about the house?
Hush my bay-bes—did you speak to |
the conduetor about it?—hush my bay
Husband (sarcastically)—Did «— I—
speak 10 —the--conductor—abont—it?
Wife (too intent on the baby to notice
get the number of the oar?
Husband (wad) ---When you get that
confounded baby to sleep, perhaps
Booux OANvASSER (to little boy at the
door)—Can I see your ma, sonny?
Little boy~No,
kitchen puttin’ down peaches,
Book Canvasser-Have you got a big
sister?
Little boy--Yes. Bat she's busy up
Book Canvasser- Well, where's your
pa?
Little boy--He's round the corner
puttin’ down beer.
gp oot (in shie Sioutilifit) 1 was at
© base-ball game aftern Ol
ul Gogh
( y)=Oh, George,
oan base-ball on a t
a aia Hater lot us tara’ our
Shongts som earthly thing to the
tok ‘bowuty of the & the sky above, w
Ueorge—1 was to that 1
DS eS a aug Lo, Way
Ciara to earth) — O
Phang gp Fhe Lg obi
Grateful Thousands proclaim Visoan
Brrrens the most wonderful In vigorast that ever
sustained the sin ywem
Fiade from California roots avd herbs, free
from Alcoholic Btimulasts A Purgative
Tonle,
This gin cures Female Complaints,
In and Chronic Rheumatism,
Remittont and Intermittent Fe-
iver Sod JRidney DANES. Ab.
n eation
A 2 2 ness of the
; time by
rat « the Sinmach, and stim.
tates Fre pe” and Which ren
ee it o Sheyuated the
of all impus Suit
the whole system,
J srion can take the Bitters and remain
hn, “Ta o and other Worms, are
owed from the aysiem,
Cisanee the” celine wii Hieod I. 1
your - OW
5 Ne an, Tt the rss
conclusion : (five ths Bitters a trial
ER oy
Hm
J: and Best
edicing for Fam ty Use
INTHE Hn
PAIN with one thorough application. No
Tf eX eraciadng the fain, the
nfirm, Crippled, Rervous,
th Gisegnn may £1 fer,
i aflorg
er ow violent
. Bed.rid
Seuraigic hr progur
. Wheti taken we orn
pass is Boar
y, Bummer |
Ww ind in the
BACH,
anpLeint
ow ein,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
WATS CATTY 4 bottle of
AYES READY RE
elre i in waier will pre.
from
i% Hadway's Ready
i by druggl
DR. R ADWAY'S
in Resslvent
Q! Fille
hy, ip i £s
¢ censiitation, t
igor. Soid
Pills,
¥
Riel, Bia jas Hy
Dr. ay 8
FBYSPEPS) i for 1}
He
¥ 1 Boa ast 88
Hegpdacue, ete. Price 2%
DWAY & CO 32 Warren Bt. N.Y.
at
% Ui t Lac aun WA 3 war
The Nntio sal Co,
w itil ne
5
NT fs ME MOIRS.
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VALUNTINE BIOS. Janesville, Wis,
HELLO!"
22, ILLION.
iW ARIS IL.
BB Or hous bls
~LARK'S
IMFALLIE LE
An ald. igpe row
Le ite notion,
sy You “A1.¥
PATENTS!
man, Patent Lawyer, Wash
tafe aed efocte.
25 cenis a botile.
PREUGCGCINTS. "65
alned. Bend samy tn
bo. Lo Dawgs
TRURSTON'S reer i
Keeping Terth Pericet and Gums Healthy
Blair’ 8 Pil! Ss. rum mad.
Oval Bex, 81.00; round.
PENNYROYAL
'CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH"
The Original and Only Geuniae,
fiahand nd sup relinkie. Bowers of Worthless i ————
FEmgtish oi te Bost hong
Ee RILLSY St
——
DA" active Man or Woman ine
A ANTE Doub wo ot td fonds. Sainry
Expenves Expenses ln ad
vaien nein oo iid hap Pasticuinre:
free. Slandard 84 Baws.
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