ET
FARM NOTES
TrreEsHaNnG OATs By
Some good farmers are readopting the
old method of threshing their oat
crops with a flail, leaving the work to
be done In winter, and thus furnishing
employment to men who would other-
wise be idle, There are some other
advantages in this practice not inclu.
ded in the employment it gives to labor
in winter. The freshly threshed oat
straw is readily eaten by stock, and
there are usually enough hght oats left
in 1t to make it possible good feed. It
18 better to leave light oats in the straw
than to put them in the bin among the
threshed grain, for unless the grain Is
carefully graded some of these light
oats will go in the seed and help to de-
teriorate the crop, With hand threshed
oats in cold weather, there has been no
danger that vitality of seed has been
impaired by heating. While the oat 1s
in the sheaf any dampness in the grain
is absorbed by the chaff, and as the
head is bulky and porous it dries out
without injury. Oats threshed by ma-
chine a8 soon Aas harvested, and then
dumped, several hundred bushels, per-
haps, in one bin, and pretty sure to
heat. It would be better in such case
if the seed were entirely spoiled instead
of having its vitality 1mpaired. The
crop comes up weak, and if the season
failure at the best, and this makes a
large proportion of poor oats for seed
the subsequent season.
ONE WAY To MAERKE AN
TeESTER.—A cheap and simple
tester may be made of a pasteboard box
and about halt
weight, dull black cloth,
shou be seven Inches
long by six
inches wide aud deep.
Cut a hole in
common lamp chimpey and the olher
so that it will just fit over the top.
Cut another hole in one side about the
average size of an egg. Line the in-
side ot the box and the cover with the
cloth and fasten the cover of the
on tightly, so that no light can reach
the inside of the box, 180
outside of the box, cutting out three
holes in the cloth, drawing the inner
come in contact with the lamp. Light
your lamp, put the tester over the
chimney, exclude all light from the
room and you are ready. Ilace the
tester and you will ind that
work to vour complete satisfaction,
Care should be taken to get the hole in
the side of the tester opposite the
flame of the lamp, so as to get the full
strength of the light through the egg.
has constructed a
affords protection
AN ORCHARDIST
fruit-bouse which
cold. Two rows of posts are set boar-
space 1s filled in with straw packed in
as chisely as possible, Two sets
rafters are then put on, the upper three
above the lower, which is covered with
boards, and this space is filled in with
straw, "after which a board roof covers
the building. Provided with proper
ventilation, fruit is kept In perfect
condition many months,
SPrRAKING for the West, the Rural
Priesians as being hardy and vigorous,
the bulls being particularly impressive
as sires, For this reason they are re-
commended to cross with native cows,
The Rural World does not think this
desideratum. We have yel a few far-
ralsing horses, sheep and swine, as well
as grass and grain, and who would be
at a loss without a few good fat steers
to market every vear,
ONE of the cheapest and best modes
of destroying insects in pot plants is to
degs, A German paper, referring to
tins plan, says that the azalea will stand
133 degs. without Injury.
heat the water pretty well,
cool until 130 degs. 18 reached.
THERE are many new varieties of
vegetables offered In the catalogues
for 1888, and some of them are probab-
ly valuable acquisitions, but it is best
to experiment with new varieties the
first year of their existence, asit is not
always advisable to discard an old and
tried variety for a newer kind.
ir the brush, weeds and stubble have
not been cleaned out of the fence
corners it should be done before spring.
The fence corners, especially If Lhe
worm rail fence be used, will harbor
all classes of weeds, and become fruit-
ful sources whence weeds are scattered
vver the farm,
Featner-PULLING is a vice among
poultry that causes them to pick each
other nearly naked. It is caused by
close confinement and idleness, Hens
that are kept busily at work searching
are not so liable to acquire the habit,
When the hens are engaged in the vice
they do not lay many eggs owing to
being compelled to renew the feathers
by growth as fast as they are plucked
out,
Excerring the material of which
the cheese is made, there is no ingredi-
ent of #0 much importance In cheese
making as rennet. No matter how ex-
cellent the milk may be, if the rennet
is not right, excellence in the produce
tion of cheese cannot be obtained,
Much of the poor cheese is the result
of poor rennet, and much cheese made
poor by the bad handling of the milk
or from other causes 1s made worse by
poor rennet.
Wnex vegetable substances are re.
duced to ash the amount of mineral
matter 18 very small. According to
Professor Johnson thers is only 1 pound
of lime in 1000 pounds of wheat, and
on ali the water and volatile matter
being driven off, the entire 1000 pounds
is condensed into 13 pounds of ash con-
Ylimog lime, magcesin, sulphur, soda,
“or The Nervous
The Debilitated
The Aged.
¥ stadical and scientific skill has at lost solved the
problem of the long needed medicine for the ner.
vous, debilitated, and the aged, by combining the
best nerve tonion, Celery and Coca, with other effec.
sive remedion, which, seting ge ntly but efficiently
on the kidneys, liver and bowels, remove disease,
restore strength and renew vitality. This me dicine is
HOW TO KEEP THE FEET WARM —
| Feet may be kept warm in almost any
weather and with any covering, The
method known to old lumbermen should
be more generally employed, and would
probably save many a frozen foot,
Take two bunches of common curled
hair as large as the closed fist of the
person whose feet are to be kept warm.
A little liberality in the quantity will
do no harm, Pull this out and make a
pad large enough to cover the sole of the
foot from heel to toe. It must be pull-
ed out light and free from lumps and
bunches. Put one of these pads in each
stocking next the foot, The quantity
of hair must depend to some extent on
the looseness of the shoe, But whether
much or little 18 used, the object is to
cover the sole of the foot only with hair,
and prevent the feet from coming in
contact with the stocking. The sides
and top will then take care of them-
selves, The writer hassaccessfully used
a bunch of hairless than the bulk of the
fingers of one hand. So small a quan- |
tity 1s likely to be full of lumps, and |
does not well protect the foot; yet it |
prevents the foot from becoming cold |
enough to ache. | WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors
If curled hair is not to be had, that | BURLINGTON VT.
which can be combed from the mane ome :
and tail of the horse, or cul or pulled |
Tt lls 8 place heretofore unoccupied, and marks
a new era in the treatment of nervous troubles,
Overwork, anxiety, disease, lay the foundation of
nervous prostration and weakmes nd experience
has shown that the usual remedies do not mend the
strain and paralysis of the nervous system
Recommended by professional snd business men.
Send for circular
Price $1.00, Bold by druggists
iT
from tbe necks and heads of cattle or |
When the !
shoe or boot 18 so tight that no space |
remains for the hair, remove the stock- I pany lo
ing and place the halr on the bottom of | Hifles from &
wech-loadi
i Bhoteuns al $5
the shoe. #15 to 8%; Reve
THE A
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ers how they can write upon egg shells | T
and leave the impression of engraalug. | WwW AN ED :
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| To take orde g SMALL PHOTO.
LIFE-SIZE CRAYON PICTURES.
really
eanily get of
Address,
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weak acid, such as |
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FRAZER
AXLE GREASE.
Bost in the World, Ma jeonly by the Fraser Lu
Bar a I Y. 8 srlouis Sold er laites
AFFLICTED 2s UNFORTUNATE
After all othors fall consuls
is left in relief.
A Di
be |
As the eggs used are |
usually blown, in order that they may |
ged with wax and made air-tight, As |
light, some
method should be devised for holding
them under the surface. Two or three
minutes will suffice to give the wriling
the proper relief, but the result will be
nore satisfactory if the acid is wi
on the time taken longer,
i. -
adel
AN IMPORTANT FACT.
829 K. 16 81, below Callowhill, Phila, Pa.
ard 20 years expgrienc elo Ji SF EC TAL diseases Per.
| manently 1e3iores these weakened by sarly indiscre.
{ gions, Bc Callorwrite. Advice free and strictly con.
| Gdeatial. Hours: 1¢ a.m. tills, and 2 4 10 sveings,
0 appetite,
“*: NORTHERN PACIFIC,
bige and dis |
740 Sue LOW PRICE RAILROAD LANDS and |
courage) cases there are pains and |
FRICE Government 1LAND™~
Tired
Feclings,
for Weak,
Nervous
Persons complain that
tired and exhausted;
po stretigth, no
they Dec irritabl
arc weak,
me #, Cross,
’
reaticaa %
giect of
© n
umbn
ery
eas,
ng
88 Of the
® a
an jess and wearin
mbes,
Thou
or insane by ne
not k
groom of the mind,
ous weakness and
bhaustion of nerve {
the prop-r restoraltl is used,
It in utter mental lapse and
prosiration of nerve and physical
Save yo ves from these
sults while there is yet tin
that wonderful nes
health restorer, Dr.
Nerve Tonic. It is a purely veget
rem~dy, and may be used by children
the most delicate invalids with absolute
certainty of cure. lis effects are truly |
wonderful, and it is only necessary to use
it1o be convinced of ita marvelous restora
i tive and strength-giviog powers. Do not
| fail to use this remedy, for it is the greatest |
medical disc overy of the century, at d an
absolutely certain cure will result. All |
druggists keep it. Price $1 per bottle. Be |
sure and get Dr, Greene's Nervura Nerve |
Tonic ; take no other, for this remedy has |
vo equal, If your druggist does not have
ty he will get it for you. Ita discoverer,
| Dr Greene, 35 West 14th 88, New York,
in enring nervous and |
chronic diseases, can be consulted free,
personally or by letter. Use his great |
remed ¥ an. 1 | write bi m about your case
tot
tion
sands b
hh 13
{ there is often indigestion, dyspepsia belch
Gis. kota, Moniana, idan ge rr ington ad regen.
on
x, Seut Free. Add ew
§ pros. |
tration or paralysis, with n
whi cure arn spades Lie a pire
'
i, duil head and general
and | FO ibllcetions ¥aps dep viding the
w fo SEND R wer iirc:
sights A
MN jand (ommislope
iret. |
biing, cold feet and legs, pn
Wher farce id 4 megs tered a jo sie 4
{ or FALLING SICKNESS a
aches in various parts of the body, and
MILLIONS of ACHIS of ouch In Mi nnenita, North
ing Bleeples
. f these | bar rol Urasing and Timber
pial Tart 8 iDeXCensiy §
CHAS. B. LAMBO ’ =T. FALL, Minn.
e,
d weak:
Bow a tise and thon | are toe
¥ remedy a cure Lhe wore® onses,
Triie
a wads. i
nowin
depre ¢ . @ failed io po reason for pol Bow reomving @
3 : : eure, nd st ones for 8 Lreatiss and a Free Hottie
TON WLICS - fesfal tie remedy, Give Eipress asd Post Ofce,
ve remedy ®né. BOOT, MM. CL 183 Pearl ne. New York.
JONES
PAYSPSEREICHT |
om Wagon
fren Levys, Bowl Fand Bons
Tare Boum antl Beam Bar
salt co abso}
power
terrible re |
the use of |
it and
Nerynra
abie
Or
ite |
irs
ie Ly
inv: go
Greene's
stati
Evers see For he pee
hem thie
ni CH. |
GENTS’ HAT BAZAAR,
1, 3 & 5 New Church St, cor. Fulton St.
FEW YORK CITY,
A. SIMIS & SON,
Single Hate at Mas ulseturers’ Prices
Largest Asscritoent Adeal iy
STRICTLY
a
Y ONE PRICE
BOT DIE RS and thet Wide we
Penalonas now for
H.Gelston & Co » Washie
ata
MEXICAN WAR
' ait dress KE.
the great specialist
ROY AL HAIR R MOV rR POMOT: B OVETY
fant hair with the root, without pais 3
skin, Iaformation € cents
BIEGENER & CO. 315 Hace Strest, Phila
STUDY
Hetie
| URF ON A BABY'S HEAD, =a dark
i os scurf sometimes gathers on a
i baby’s head, giving the child an uncared
{for and dirty appearance. This may | |
| be easily removed by rubbing a little
vaseline or sweet oil upon the spot and |
letting it remain for a few hours; then
upon washing It with warm water and |
soap, the offending dandruff will disap- |
pear and the little head be left clean
and white as any part of the body. It
is important that this should be re-
moved as often as it makes its appear-
ance, for if left the hair is often injured |
or ceases growing ih consequence,
~~
The Handsomest Lady 1a Towns !
Remarked to a friend the other day that |
she knew Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs wasa superior remedy, as it |
stopped ber cough instantly when other
remedies had no effect whatever, So to
prove this and convince you of its merit, any
druggist will give you a Bample Bottle
Free, Large bottles 00 cents and d 3.
oop ov STER Soup. —The oysters
should be stewed and then strained out
of the liquor, which is to be set on the
back of the range; the oysters must be
chopped fine, ana with rolled cracker
put through a colander into the liquor
again, when a sprig or two of mace is
added, a few grains of allspice, plenty
of salt and pepper and a pint of cream,
all the better if some one had the time
and patience to whip it. When brought
again to a boil a delicions bisque of oy-
sters will be ready for the table,
Ag an antidote for consumptive ten
dency it is claimed that cream acts like
a charm, and serves all the purposes in-
tended to be served by cod liver oil,
with much greater certainty and effect.
Besides persons consumptively hsined
those with feeble digestion, aged peo
and those inclined to ehilliness di ne
extremities are especially benefitted by
a liberal use of sweet cream.
Zepnyn shawls and hoods may be
cleaned by putting them into a pan with
some four} rub the articles as you
would wash anything if they were in
water, shake well and hang on the line,
HOME shorthand,
kX Taal Cire airy from,
7 Main SL, Buffalo, NY.
Re, thoroaghiy said
froen business | tasted by thousands of ogres, .
#2] Arch Se Phila Bours: #9 LM. to 4 PML 203 XN.
bse. blo 7 PF. M., & Sanday ia 11 AM Advieatess
OLD 1s
i worth gar
- iy dealers.
Blairs Pills, tion.
Oval Box, 34, round, 14 ri
—~ for ASTI.
Pn dns i sol mak
emedy.
Is,
The experiments of Dr, Hwmnsel,
German savant, have awakened much
interest. Hebassucceeded, after many
experiments, in photographing several
flashes of lightning. The photograph
took in part of the landscape, and made
it possible to estimate with accuracy
the locality where the lightning struck.
It also proved possible to compute the
length of the course traversed by the
electric current. These experiments
are to be continued with the ald of
stereoscopy. :
cf fs
To get rid of ants in the lawn it is
advisable to do oe follows: ‘*As soon
as you discover where they are, dig to
the bottom of their nests, Bite, 31s the
loam to one side, When you get to
the bottom cover with coarse salt, two
inches or more, fill in the loam, and
you will be troubled no more,”
Owosso lettuce, spinach, early
cabbage and green peas, with asparagus,
vegetables to reach the
market, and the soil tended for such
crops should be well manured now so
aa to allow Lb (ros to assist fo pulver
zing
BEETS, carrots and parsnips may be
and they will look as fresh as new.
ove With earch,
Mus, BrowN was endeavoring to
console her young married daughter,
who was weeping over her husband's
short-comings. ** What could I do my
dear? 1 married you to Ernest because
he swore he had the secret of making
happy.”’—'*True, m-m-mamma l
It was a se-se-se-secret, and he's k-k-
k-k-kept it.
“How charmingly you sipg, Miss
Guseberry.’’ “Do you think so?!’ “Oh,
yes, indeed, I never listen to you with.
out wishing you were where my ol yusin |
scrofa
‘would
“How old you think my
eighteen?” “Oh, yes,” was the candid
sme mmcibmsnn
“REMEMBER, ny son,” said a fond | |
“that if you would |
bottom and work up.” “In every
| thing, father?” asked the young hope |
ful. “Yes, my son.” “But, father,
| puppose 1 started to dig a well?”
————
PAY asked little Johnny,
must have inherited my bad temper 7"
*‘She meant,
—————
“Yet l fear it wouldn't do;
“But I'll be a brother to you.”
o>
BESSIE'S 'UN.~ Rector—"*How cute
Bessie (ns daughter)—**Yes, papa,
each one looks like a chim-panzee.’
MixisTER (dining with the family)
in
this morning, Bobby, 1 noticed you
kept very quiet and still,
Bobby— Y es,
ing pa up.
o——E———
BAAS EER
the U
‘0 purty Wkly
te
The peeulinr purityiug }
4 are
are needed to expel direane and fortify |
debilitating eects of mild §
Every year increases the popularity of i
what paopre |
Bpring
io 80
i%
iden
iit
4
Just
Lis the medi
tr
Hood's Sarsaparilla
“Vor
If you Lave never
My
my |
and & i
1d not throw off, 1 |
kidney tron
A Sarsapiriila, Before |
tie was taken 1 can candidly say that]
was relieved, 1 have uped the medicine off sud
and recommend it for Kidney or
' Mus, Ww. H. 5r 37 Atl
many months 1
system seemed to b
suffered greatly.
utirely run Gown,
back,
ing of lassitods which I «
treated unsuccessfully Yor be
liver complaints,’
Book yo. N
RANG
six for i or
Uy Wl} draggin Wi: ©
. HOOD & OO, Apothecaries Lowe
100 Doses One Dollar
Prepare
May
pera a4
Dock, Juniper
known v eye 41500 remed nh
straps 4 i%
: i, "Das elon, Mand
wel
ie
ries, and other
1s
AL Wil
ure,
We roftuls, re
sail 1
ine,
indigestion, geuersl deb
sim, Kidney and jiver
xy
« Theta
ITePEOn.es Hal ¢Xireme re
_Purifies the Blood
my He boy was
teh by a spider
ad pores soon broke
times ‘we suesesded in
Healing the seres up, DEY in spiie of Al we
do they would soon break oul again.
tried Hood's Bar Ba pari a, aud he GK
ird of anol when the sores dis
He host ot & 507% §D0L ON EM How, 14
red i
y
& 4
ReVen Years ago, when
the yard, §
#hlered His HLOOA,
ing in
posi
alu
a was hal in
pey1
8 DOdY Revers
Vig g
TiRaly we
HEE Twi
an >
peared
i consider him
lla
Ife pal
LAW
perte iy
pB, DOW] 2
4 hggias, 51
£7 oi & CL A paths
100 Done One Dollar
80
5% gh
sy 4 >
ofesfololaieled oferlok tlotelel
The than who uss iuveried fret bir
to five GOLAre 4 & ® aber ¢ at, and
at Nis first half Bours Caperiends In
a siortg fade te Ns belt that it
Bardiy a beiler jtvisction t
quite netting, Bet si} foe.s ehagrined
al belcg se badly takes in, but aso
feels if Le dors Bet jook eascily Uke
Ask for the = FIRTT HRANDY Sucks
Goes not have 110 ’ a SRAND, eer 1 fOr Qeacyly
slefolofele Far): _-v Yur es TerJorforfos]o]
a A AA
5 A Os.
defplolelkolielblel bd A
Uwe eer 3 Waals
hi styie) .
gota dry Si 5
culled 10 WELLS
“SLICKER.” a
Cow -Boy aliovert
the only perfect
Coat is ™
Yisi BRAND
nae fa Bhai $0 evel
hi tid
Wind al
Towers Fuh
pot
ir
4 take ho ot? er,
OY
tion in the district school.
Bacon wrote the plays, Had he said
nything about smoking he w
with salt and pepper, and then cu
ping a big oyster in each slice, fastening
it witha ‘woode n skewer—a toothple k |
The frying pan must be heated
well before the little pigs are put inand
they must cook long encu
con to crisp, They are to
on toast cut
served
stall
be
into
pieces,
a
AER For feather cake
wall caps of flour, one
ane cup of
FEATHER (
lu © Lwo An
cup of milk,
id One
¥
:
O
| Bake rather slowly,
--
Happy Homes,
ch has ten and =ald
bappy. The moralist
have hackneyed thi
{ seem no hing more re.
philosopher
i 5
"i
ns
&®
Leen wr
& F 10 make
and
cme until i
HT
the pres i *
we
@ ald, B
t
thr
gone far oul of WAY
for the prevale nee of jl-assoris
and yy homes, and have over
: Le Most of the unhappl
fe can be traced
na aerangeine
mained 1«
{ r
i
tier 0 accon
ah Of
uahup;
is 0
fect. In
ten the irritable, d
is a sufferer {ro 1h Bone
of Dr. Pi
prosiuce
a mai
ten are sunt nine
i and
“feu
Cases
satisfied
Rhah + ©
bapriness tl
cal treat
liar weakresses and al
women. It y medicin
druggists, un ler a positive
the manufacturers, that it
faction in every case, or n
See guaranties prin
enclosing bottle
alr 100 sermor
fmox, It cures all
# incident 10
by
from
cu eet
is the on a soll
guaran'ee
wi fe
give sal
oney wi
ted] of
16
Wraps
--——-
No oll penetrates wood as well as
— .
Man wants but little here belo
Bol wants that | Hule strong.
This is especiall y true of a purge The
average man or woman does not precisely
Ww
wishes it 10 be prompt, sure and effective,
Dr. Pierce's Purgative Peo
leave nothing to be desired in point of « «fh
cacy, and yet their action totally
from any unpleasant symplows, or
agreeable afereflects, Purely vegoial
| perfectly harmless
cn ————s
Tomato sc jons have been successful'y
Pleasant ota
is
il ime
1 advantage.
A ———
Ita thousands of cares are s the t hest al vers
| tisement for Dr. Sages Calarrh Nemedy.
— -— ve
: Wash your flat-irons in soapsuds and |
| dry thoroughly, If they at all trouble |
you by dropping blak specks,
Tunx over the % manure heap if it
should show indications of overheating,
prevent “firefanging.”
Well arranged Time 8 the surest
mark of a well arranged mind,
Frazer Axle Grease.
The Frazer Axle Grease is the Standard
Axle Grease of the world, Uwe itand save
your horses and wagons One greasing |
will last two weeks,
A man may say too much, even upon
the best of subjects.
A good appetite ia eoseaal to good health and
joss of appetite indicates something wYong,
Hood's Sarsyparilia creates and sharpens the ap-
petite, assisin the digesUve organs and regulates
the kuineys and liver, Take Hool's Sarsapatitia
thas season, Sold by droge iste
nsf ————
Remember that every person, hows
ever low, has rights and feelings,
assim IAI
Consumption sSarely Cared,
i ae hares pont infor a readers
ve a tive v
Damed dlsense ty i ily oe a ery of
shall be glad 10 pod re wo
FREER 10 any of readers who have cousamp-
tion if they will send me their Express and I. O.
ress, of
T. A. POC Mo 31. 151 Pear 8, N. Y.
denn muscles move better when
uls
Are making merry music.
Sites Dropays Gravel, Raval, nga, Heart,
Diabat Mine Urinary, Lt
&c., Ac. like One Kadney Sor Cure. Gite, Wh Aro
1t 1s often bard to be just, but most
anyone ¢an preach justice with first
class ease,
dose f Fiso's Cum tor
frequent swall
tion.
:
i
i
fut it was
first and only experience with
sickened him of the subject
that he couldn't bear
| tioned afterward,
had wt Ted
he sireels of Si
. ame dizzy
steatford-on-a-dr
on the cathedial to
communed wilh imself
hours; and when be meekly
rose,
in
you see?
it awhile
ratford-on-Avon he
apd thought
nk, He sat
sleeps rest,
there
but
down
his mouth azain.
never did,, and the very name of
was too much
vivid imagination
after
William
as
MIRACLE
scotch
He is five years old and
has not yet learned to like
brose,”” which in his country
to children to cool the Liood.
Wilke, you m eat
is papa one day at breakfas!
“Bat 1 don’t like it, papa,” rep
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was in the den of lions?”
Yes, than was the man.”
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the residence of Col.
in accordance wilh i
prevailing fashion the ladi-s wore low
necked dresses, very much lo Lhe as
tonishment of the aforesaid Johnuy.
Next morning At the breakfast lable,
Johnny being eagaged in reading
**Pa, what do they
“Unanimous, my son--well, when |
| they are said to be unanimous,’
“‘fWell. then, the ladies at the ball
| last night were uBAnNimous, for they
| all wanted the same thing.’
“What was it, my soa?”
“Clothes”
CONFESS ON GOOD FOR THE SOUL.
she winds)—“Do you notics how my
She (shyly )—** Yes, Mr. Sampson.’
| cause?”
ihe (shyness increasing)—'‘Nsno Mr.
Sa »
SA ee jss Julia, I have a confession
to make, Will you hear its"
She (shyness becomes painful as she
anticipates a §roposal)—** If you like,
| Mr, Sampson.”’
He" was out with some of the
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HE was PUN NisuED.~ Uncle Mose,
Schaumburg’s store and asked the pro-
prielor to contribute a few dollars to-
Blue Light tabernacle. *‘Schoost git
out of here, you piack niggers; I vants
noddings to do mit yon," replied
Schanmbery, picking up a weight. As
soon a8 they got into the street Uncle
Mose said to Jim Webster: “De Lord
should punish dat ar white man for his
wickedness, *“*He hab done punished
him,” chuckled the other; *‘as | was
passin’ out de doah I lifted apa’ro’
boots wufl $5.”
BUPERFLUOUS WEARING APPAREL,
are a very tall man, sir,”
New Jersey ULitlzen—*Yaas, I'm
right smart high up in the world.”
Stranger-'‘How much do you meas.
ure in your stocking feet #**
New Jersey Cigioen still, 1 I dunno,
stranger. | never got measured except
in the summer time,"
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pastry-cook’s shop, you w tunt
a chemist has discovered tyrotoxicon
in ice cream?” “Has he though?"
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