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Alter Dangers of the “Grip.”
(From Ta: Sunday Globe, Boston, Mass, Jan. 5, 1580,
*Doston papers facetiously remark that
‘La Gripps is seldom fatal unless you use all
thas remedies recommended for it." They are
The writer fully believes that the
end of Lhe poor grip’ victim, if he tried all
the patent medicines that have a forned (9
correct.
the pages of our leading nawapapsrs as ‘sure
cures for La Grigpe, would be like Mark
Twain, who for his famous cold triel every
remody advise 1 by friends, until his sto nach
Lecame so weak he basgan to vomit, and
continusl
thr
of tha le
til, as he avars, ‘as was like to
wun h immortal soul. We notices one
ading advertisers of the day has
been conusp. this opporiuns time by
theabsence ol any ©
"w
iliey
sim to cure the ‘grip.
‘chromo,’ and we
‘ad’ for their
Ths mors so
cartainly deserve a
fee! like giving them a frase
con readers,
nassion unon our
mah!
for the reason that pro! v mace people
have used their remelr, that good old family
Anodras Liniment, for
aan all
Fuainly
medicine Johnson's
this foreign influenza, t hisrs
bined
come
And why noi? { no other
will relieve catarrisl colds, coughs, bron.
chinl troubles, or neuralgic pains, as prompt-
gama old Ano
ve are all sympitoms
Heran
from this ep ie of in
Iv ax that iyns Liniment, and
tie ab or resuitsol La
Crippe the real after dangers
ws the
e linings of the nose, throat
Tusnza; it leay
ACY BUSCRD-
ry su ep
roubles and
February and
We
Lie shall
18 after
allay
chief danger
And surely
mds that Johnson's
elaly yaar 8
used
the
"
Spor
$
hie
lias been
than all
nS Wa
said,
LINIMENT was
Famiry POYsiCias
from us, ana Te
that the
atisfied. Ie.
FARM NOTES,
—
secures a wood sod for the first time in
thirty yews on a square
«oil by spreading twenty | als
it, lightly manuring
barnyard manure, turning
under at to clover.
ashes on it with
the whole
1 seeding
WHEN fa'tening geese give a mixture
of corn and wheat, They should also
have a cooke | mess twice a day, con-
sisting of potatoes, tornips, chopped
clover, cabbage aud onlons, as green
foud is e-sential, Add a quantity of
salt, and do not overiook the water,
G. W. DEMAREE, commenting on the
comparative merits of artificial comb
foundation and foundation made by the
bees, says: Use comb foundation, by
In my locality, to set the
bees to building their combs in the sur-
plus cases, wit w to obtain
extracting, would be the worst sort
of management, The foundation will
pay 200 per cent, on the investment the
first season,”
11
all Inears,
i vie comLs
101
CHSiAS may be wintered very
1 in a dark cellar, if it is dry,
that the plants do not mold, Late in
the fall withhold water gradually until
the leaves drop off, then put them away
in this dormant condition, bringing out
again in March or as early
ule,
Fu
we
80
CLINGSTONE peaches sell just about
as wel as ireestones if properly hand-
led. They grow better, handle better,
ship better and ore always better tlav-
After people learn how to get
them off the stones they prefer them,
said E. A. Riehl before a meeting of an
Illinois Lorticult ural society.
oread,
Tie foundation of nearly all the
that beset the dairyman is the buying
his dairy cows instead of raising
them. To buy a cow ia
thing on trial. No dsiryman can judge
of the merits of a cow until he has
tested her yield of milk. Cows from
other sources also bring disease in the
herd. Abortion, which is the most
serious drawback to dairying, is contag-
jous, and may be introduced in a herd
by some cows brought from elsewhere.
A NEW by-product of the dairy is
sunounced, It is called
and is » Swedish inveution, or the re-
11
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of
seprator and extractor,
Dasryman, who appears to think It a
SUCCess,
than skimmed milk wade dry and then
baked to a yellowish brown color, It
is said to have been tesiud in the Ger-
man hospitals where it was not only
pronounced wholesome, but to be good
for infants, and to bave curative prop-
erties. We await developments,
L.AsT spring, says the New England
variety of bean, claimed to be some-
thing “wonderful,’”’ The beans, their
foliage and blossoms, are the same as
our grandmothers used to plant in their
flower gardens, and us such we should
consider thema valuable sequisition for
general cultivation,
To THE BEGINNERS, — To the novice
in poultry raising 1 would make the
following suggestions.
1. Have all plans as well matured
as possible before commencing the
business, especially if it is ou u large
scale,
2. Construct a convenient poultry
house that shall be warm and dry iu
winter; easily ventilated in summer,
3. nelect for general farm use not
more than two or three different breeds
of fowls,
4. Feed regmarly and liberally, but
do uot overfeed, Give plenty of fresh
water and good range in summer,
5. Do not overcrowd, Fowls need
HOUSEHOLD
GRILLED LAMB —DI'ut a shoulder
of lamb over the fire in boiling waler,
W Len it has boiled for 2 or minutes,
during which time you have skimmed
it carefully, put where it will just sim
mer slowly for three-quarters of
hour. then take it out and s'ash
score it across with a sharp kwmfe, boti
upart, and deep enough to reach nearly
to the bone. Have rome bread cruinbs
mixed with salt, pepper, parsley and a
little thyme and marjoram. Brush
the beaten yolk of an egg over
upon it. Broil over a clear bright fire
to a delicate brown, Make a sauce for
it as follows: Put one cup of sugar over
the fire In a saucepan with a cupful of
good vinegar and & half
cayenne pepper; simmer ten
and add a glass of claret and serve,
ee —————
CortrAacenr’s Pie. —This isa very
nice way of serving any kind of cold
meat,
nice sweet drippings in a frymma pan,
and when her, add a sp onful of ilour;
stir to a rich brown, and add a pint of
broth such ascan be made from any bon 8
and trimmings of cooked or uncc Kk
| ed meat. The bones from hall a dozen
chops, if boiled slowly for & couple ol
an onion and
seasoning
i
| a purpose. Cook this broth and flour
find of
1 bits and well seasoned,
with
, and d
butter before baking a
This can be varied by the
cupful of tomato
with the
vel
ot
lit fa
lition © sauce,
drip-
either
ine
meat
be used
is
curry powder. It the
milk can
BARKED
liver, spread
pork
moderate oven.
nutes with tl
w hen it has co
i in t
flour wet with cold
half an
serve with the gra
wo i i
walter an
hour longs
1
VY pout ed
'4
Suil
Cook r
ROLLE
a flank of
part is thick
apt t» be, equalize
the meat from
spreading it over
with some
a 1 tile
spoonful of me
and gravy enouy
=
moist, i
t
dressing cracker
summer
ted butter, seis
or bDrewd
Crumis, SAVOTSY, i
{ 10 hank §
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1b Ww
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Spread
roll it up and pio:
1 A place in
with bol
reaches the bail
it will in
it partially coo
was cooked,
move Lhe i
When el
+ tid . 1 $4 ¢
Lhe Lie iis G1 i £
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it
1, Temos
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FRYING BANA
nanas into halves
dip them
eges, six ounce
water to make
sufficiently solid
nanas; ad
mix thoroug!
the bananas
and when
sprinkle the
2}
5 rhs 1 '
trougn i
in a paste made
se of flour
it smooth.
to adhere
i a half teaspoonful of
iy with yv
A
soa,
ur paste, dig
n and tn hit lard,
loredd a bright § w drain,
m with sugar and serve,
fry then
th
Bribe CAKE.
of sugar, hall
whites of four eggs, t
we'l mixed with two
yeast pow r. a teaspoons
of lemon, and
Frost,
wo cupfa a8 of flour
onfnis of
extract
Mis.
2
8g
| f
ii 0
a capful of
i
3
wails
with ails
food,
Hark!tot nitys
Million sw and
jes
f blood
and blow. and pit, but use In
1 Remedy. Of drugg sts.
EN
Vandyked fur borders are used on
very handsome and rich materials,
Don’t hawk
Sage's Calta
——————
The Wise-t Physicians,
Since Hypocrates discoverad that all manner
| of disorders were produced by the
fluids of the body, have sought to ald nature by
methods calculated to purily the blood, pro
mote digestion, nutrition and excretion, stimu
St. Bernard Vegetable Pill of our fathers, pro
| nounced centuries ago, the trinmph of medical
art and unequalled since. A sample of the Si
Bernard Vegetable Pills will be sent free to all
| applicants. Address, St. Bernard, Box 2416,
New York.
ss A I tiie
| Heliotrope gloves are a favorite tint
| for the best evening wear.
- .
1f you have eatarrh, you are in danger, as the
| your general health, or develop into consump
{ tion
| purifying and enriching the blood, and building
up the system. Give it a trial.
Have a storehouse for leaves, and
pack it full, collecting the leaves only
on clear, dry days, Never store leaves
closely when they are wet.
How's Thia?
We offer One Hondred Dolla Reward for
any ease of Catarrh that ean net be cured by
taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.
¥. J, CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J,
Chaney for the last 15 years, and believe him
periectly honorable in ail business transactions,
and Ananeially able toearry out any obligations
made ” thelr firm,
Yen Truax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo,
i.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug-
ists, Toledo, Olio,
E. H. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo National
hank, Toledo, Ohio,
Hull's Catarrh Cure 13 taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of thé system, Price, 75. per bottle, Soild
by all Driuguists
MAO 0h W A S
The points of driven wells should be
of brass, us fron points rust aod clog,
thereby preventing a free flow of
water,
Now is the time to attend to Your personal
condition in preparation for the change to
searon, 1f you have not vwintered well,
tired out from overwork, If your
impure from closes co fine
you
§¢
a
spring
if you are
blood has becomes
should take Hood's Sarsapariiis at once,
will purify and vitalize yout blood, create
good appetite, and tone your whole system
“For spring medicine my wile
and I think very highly of Hood's Sarsapar ila,
We both took itl It did us a great
igh the hot
a frstolnss
st spring
weal her than ever before
siek h
relieved me
great deal, and of a dizzy,
feeling. 1 think every one ought to take some
comes on, and we shall certainly take
Sarsaparilia this spring n J. H. PEARCE,
Granite Railway Co., Coneord, N H
’ .
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Rold by all druggists, $1 six for $5 Prepared only
HOOD & CO, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Supt
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Bermuda Bottled. |
“You must go to Bermuda. If
ou do not {I will not be responsis
ple for the consequences.” ** But,
doctor, I can afford neither the
time nor the money.” * Well, i
that is ‘mpossible, try
SCOTT’
MULSIO
OF PURE NORWECIAN
COD LIVER OIL.
I sometimes call it Bermuda Bot-
tied, and many eases of
CONSUMPTION,
Brouchitis, Cough
or Severe Cold
I have CURED with it; and the
advantage is that the mos sensi
tive stomach can take it. Another
thizs which commends it is the
stimulating properties of the Hy-
gosnoshites which It contains
ou wiil And it for sale at jour
Pruggist’s but see you get the
| original SCOTT'S EMI INION”
A ———— —————
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Eiy's Cream Balin
COLD IN HEAD
CURES
CATARRH
Apply Naim ints sach nor
romance ii
young hb
tet with sore eves use De, Issao Thomps
Prugyists sed at 5a. per Dole
11801 be
on sEye-watler,
—_—
tab 3 i tase r 1 g
Celebrity the advauials wing
y
. $ 3 y
to those who do not Kuow
Know! 18
x the ¥
Cigars
-——
2 “Tas vraaubd
jgson Burnell
from $20,000 1
he beel in
L hot dripping
ion until a light brown,
scorch,
boing water, and
and celery. Simmer
the nearly |
season with salt and
pepper. until very tender. For
the dumplings, mix together wo cups
of flour sift «0 with two small teaspoon-
fuls of 1 and one of salt, |
and make a soft dough with halt a pint
of milk and one beaten egg. Drop by
wet either
ti~al 8
then
¥
Cook
aking powder,
ing stew; see that the boiling never
closely, and |
tarn all
The character of this stew can be |
uw pint of t matoes
about an hour before it is done. In
this case, put large slices of toast over
the bottom of the dish. A large, green |
pepper chiopped and added is also ance |
change, |
Beer OLives, —Have a pound and |
a half of round steak cut less thau a
fat, and cut it mto strips three inches |
and pepper; chop the tnmmings with |
an ounce of salt pork very fine; mix |
with it three tablespoonfuls of powder |
ed eracker, one-half teaspoonful of |
sage and savory mixed, one-fourth of a
teaspoonful of pepper, and half a tea
spoonful of salt; mix all thoroughly,
and spread on the strips of bref; then
roll them up and tie with twine, and
roll in flour. Fry Lrown as many
slices of thin pork as you have olives;
take out the pork, put in the olives aud
fry brown also, then put them in a
spall saucepan that can be covered
pightly. Stir in the {at remaining in
the pan a tablespoonfut of flour until
perfectly smooth and brown, then pour
in gradually three cups of boiling water
stir for a minute or two, pour it over
the olives, cover saucepan, and
simmer two hours, Take them up, cut
the strings, and place the olives na
Joon dish with the gravy around
them, . ! :
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The fire still lives in hidden embers,
Though one forgives one still remem-
orry BeLLe—*1 hope your stay in
eur city will not be short, Mr, De
selence,'’
Mr. De Science (member of the
Amerlean Ornithologists’ union j—
“Thank you, but my sojourn must be
brief. 1 am here attending the on -
thologienl convention at the Museum
of Natural History, and the session
wil “o n be over.”
‘What kind of a convention did jou
say?’
“Ornithologl a' —about
birds, you
bers,
“Oh, ves, yes, How stupid of me!
Do yon th nk they will be worn much
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TEACHER —*"N« ciuidren, by what
Tommy (whi se aiher 18 a Kicker) —
“Ty politicians,’
CinaAnrLes—I ado» you, Edith, but
Ho ever, | have a
wealthy uucle ‘rom «hom I have ex-
pec
Edith (eagerly —Is he marries?
Charles - No, darling.
Edith—Then introduce
there's & dar.
om ——————r
—1 understand, Jones, that
given your consent to your boy
ing a LeWspuper man ?
Jo ~-Yes; | gave my and
he tried the work 1oratout three weeks,
but found il ur suitable,
8. ~ Found it
Perhups il
you
becor
cons nt,
insuitable?
would be bells
Lim unsuitable,
L 117 Severed las
Foaririel
nag
f
v
fe beyond
The western IDAYOL
£ DUry vs a
i ¥ 3 i
el 116 Os
. .t
how awfo
my,
emedy for the inlinenzs.,
Our vasseline
slit
igs «
Rupture cure guaranteed by
Dr. J. B. Mayer. 831 A 3 :
a
"hii a,
y Opera or oOe-
atiesie] thou.
-——
A Oftv-vear-old grapevine
qutown on a trunk whi
ures two feet six inches arous
Cre i 0
-
Cann's Hidney
Dropsy, (sravel,
Heart Urinary or Liver Diss
&c. Cure guara:
Philad’a. $1 bottle,
or druggist. 1000 certificates of
Try It
for
brights,
Nerves
§. 831
Cure
[Pinhetes
ARs,
Ousn ess,
Arch
for $5,
Cures
Long
street, a 6
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The sooner the hogs are slaughtered
alter the season becomes cold the Detter,
as it will save food and labor,
——
ree oY to's Groat
; we, Mar
Je free in
st. Pala.ts
FITS: Al Fits sioppe K
Nerve Hestorer, No Fuss ale y day's
te 008 CUTE i TERI i { a
Fit vases, Send 10 Dr. Kine 831 Area
The skirts of home toilets are almost |
invariably made with trains
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Byrup of Figsis taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
fond y yet promptly on the Kidneys,
iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and ou Jian
constipation. Byru igs 0
only remedy of to find ever
IRIE
ceptable to the stomach, prompt
its and trul henehcial faite
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and eo substances,
its many lent qualities com-
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known,
is for sale in
ie
ny
amy
cure any
wishes to try it. Do not
Fie SYRUP CO.
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Jeweled
fingers,
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pes etresses et girls bonsekospers,
nursing i feeble women gel
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mothers
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cordial and
nervine,
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subduing nerve.
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and their
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Best Cough Medicine.
Cares where all elso fails.
mit objection. By druggists.
have } sovered what il
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111.0
It is doing a man a Javor.
- - -
vou will
1
ing
I hops excuse my
not atten your b ©
« he ill?
but he had one of
silly _ and then he would
it you shoved a g 8 bill al
: i
iaugn
nim,
Easy to
you got something i
Farmer—No
pot much work
Trawp -1 don’t peed much,
would be surprised to See with
little work 1 could worry along.
d—— ss casinos
Please, — Tramp — Haven 1
or me to do?
. i @ no’. There is
§1
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how
Mr.
hope this
, urs out in no tme at all. 1
good long smoke.’ Tobacconist
pressively)—*Mine frien't, dt
vill last till you vas sick of iti"
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samples can be seen
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