¥ LOW ER G AR DE!
WORK FOR SEPTEMBER,
Now in the jlensant fall weather ar-!
mnge beds of : erbacecus plants, Roots
an be divided without injury and will
generally result in preater turiftio ess, |
Prepare « place in the cellar for ton- |
fer plants such ns tritocmas, achania
wd the like, ora pit may be made in a}
sheltered situation by removing the
aarth to the depth of two feet or move, |
slacing over it a cold frame and sash; |
these may be covered with boards or|
natting when necessary and should be |
woasioully open for air in fine
veather, i
Beds of erocus and hyacinths should |
de covered with leaves or straw, Itis|
mfficient with some of the more hardy
© cover with a lit le light straw or a
‘ew evergreen boughs. Save all the
rimming of the evergreen trees for
his purpose.
J i best to prepare a new lawn in
wing about four bushels
f any good lawn grass mix-
have in it a small
sweet vernal grass,
it Hn top dress
sowing and when
off a port or
autumn
tO
the
after
Ti § up rake
* the
the
Have
ind if allt
where will
owing sual
Som
nu the |
ihe spr
darkia
sm ple
aial
also.
uials she
produce
tutumn,
Hyacinths, tulips and
be planted in autumn if
flowers in spring is destred. Tuy
arocus bed ir i
wm gone is very |
to ave one 1
bulbs be Pp
ortulac
poppies XH
All fgeds of bie
auld be sown
strong
and nemopio
nnials and peren-
early enough t
P lants in
0
young
like must
Om SLOW
eant ial
ne
x} the
dan
plants
witha
rose, o
heliot
gtte
OW]
cultiva .
attractive piciure
Earle” strawberry
graph of a we Il-g Town
garden. The catalogns
braces all varieties
sui'able for fall plan
herbaceous plants and
for winter ble
taken from a photo-
lant from their
of flowers ¢ in -
f bull lnnts
with sot
ne
t of tea rose
oming, sent fr to
one on appliestion. This firm cel
brated in 1590 the fiftieth annive: ROTY
of the estabishme nt of the Mount Hope
nurseries, their large business and ex.
tensive is indicating a hall-cen
grounds
tury of unusual prosperity.
ee aNYy-
HONEY PLANTS.
A plesrant employment for women
is the keeping of bees, [tis closely
allied to hortienliure and may be pur-
sued in connection with that industry,
Ome should plant or be near plenty of
hovev.produeing plants and flowers.
Poplar and haieg aud locust troes
fornish fine honey also a field of Hueck-
wheat, though some claim that honey
made from buckwheat is too strong in
flavor. The most beautiful honey 1
made from the orange blossom, clear
and sweet and white, while possibly
the association lends an added charm
or flavor.
A correspondent of the Practical
Farmer offers « word of advice in favor
of the alsike clover: One of the most
profitable honey producing plants that
a farmer can produce is be yond all
doubt the alsike clover. This not only
is a gool rich honey produeing
plaut, wut at the same time will aflord
an excellent pasture, is a good forage
erop, an makes sweet hay tint
is relished by cows, This p aut thrives
most profitably when sown in our
locality in the middle of March, mixed
in the following proportions: Ts imothy,
red clover and alsike clover, equal paris
of each. By natnre the ¢iover
bas on tendénev io fall or crawl Hpon
the ground if not supported hy some
other growing plants. But when sown
as wbove mentioned, the timothy and
red clover will od to support the
alaike, and ‘hic will also Be of Bunelit
to the alsike, winch will grow ns tall ss
the red clover, For a hovey plant th
clover wilh uo! Jo muck bio sig ther
first year, but will make excellent f rage
® jor bees the second and third yours,
§ verson should sow a peck ms above
ana
Ol,
Lisle
TRUMPET NARCISSUS,
described each year, and they will find
that they have an excellent meadow, |
bee pasture, fine fleld for hay, excel- |
lent pasture for stock or a good, green
fertilizer, a treasure in once se eding.
This plant I the fis
honey plant that we produce
degree of profit, for
that this can be utihzed
and 18 pot exbar to the
mney of the
clear as a crysta
transpare nt whe
oninion
consider as 1081
can ©
it wiii 1 &
any
aoil,
gny
nrimrose color
pet,
sented
on a single
mrdy in this
are 3 Spied
ure and f oreing,
nired CO hine
poly anthus ns
flowers bor
The
mt
Sem.
cli i ior
1806, i
house cult
CiASs i lo
narcissn
em
iy, was st
Al ad set on fire
11
Tuck by light.
ind th
Not one of
chinery rendered useless,
]
3 passengers was Injured,
Among the novelties is an
rubber chamber for bathers,
around the bust underneath the
making iL possible for a bather to
in an ered i position wi it fatigue. It
can be int sted when desired by means
of a tube a d to the neck.
“August
Flower’
How does he feel ?2—He feels
cranky, and is constantly
menting, dieting himself, adopting
strange notions, and changing the
cooking, the dishes, the hours, and
manner of his
Flower the Remedy.
It
thot
£0 he
’
How does he feel 2-—He feels at
times a gnq wing voracious, insati«
able appetite, wholly unace ountable,
unnatural and unhealthy, August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel 2—He feels no
desire to g the table and a
grumblis ng, fault-finding, over-nice.
ty about what is set before him when
he is there- -August Flower the
Remedy.
0 to
How does he feel 2-~}e feels
after a spell of t iis abnormal
tite “an utter abhorrence, loathing,
and tion of food: as if a
mouthiul would kill him--August
Flower the Remedy,
How does he fool ?--He has ir-
regular bowels and peculiar stools
Augus t Flower the Remedy, ®
. Ww. or, 8 ¥ As
PATENTS! Vatu stan
\ nn A 4 Bop
Sb bh
Lory RicHy ~
There's danger |
in a cough-—more than ever when |
blood is “bad.” It makes |
things easy for Consumption. But !
there's a cure for it in Dr. Pierce's |
Golden Medical Discovery. A posi- |
tive cure—not only for Weak
Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Bron- |
chitis, Asthma and all lingering
Coughs, but {« Jonsumption itself
its
reas
i
11
in ail
¥.
Oona
d Nao Good ™
operation
A wealthy
vided in her «3! thal 85 a week gh
be spent in caring for | favorite dog.
————
Wise Mothers
Hoxsie's Certain Croup Cy
Or iq that wire & vid
half ant »
railed
pro-
ire the
58
It 18 reported that flax makes thrifty
where flaxseed
acquisition
tecide to take
peed
Hood's Rarsaparilia
some subsiitule prep
When you
to by
aration, which clerks
Hood's.” The
parilla eanne
upon Hood's 8a
ord ad
Hood's Sarsa-
Therefore insist
ay claim A 2
weanling merit of
tied
“aApariiia
ce ——————
1884, wheu the total clip amounted
WR 000,000 pounds,
All Fits mopped "tee ny Dr. Kline's irss
No Vitsaler tra day's: ee, Gale
Treutise ao Vio Wiad
ITS
€1ve Restorer,
TELUS Cures,
-—-
In a school in Michigan the youngest
pupil is an aunt of She t-acher,
RUPTURE, !
Iv enred of ms Wy
Sel st, Phila
ng and wear no
Jae Ger necheimer, of Cla
ton, + ave been theron hh.
on ¢ bY Dr. Jd. Bb Mayor, 851
i do the hardest kind ol iit
russ, Ga to ses him. Dr.
Mayer also gives Treatment at Hote:
Reading, Pu. on the a % arday and follow.
ing Sunday of ear h monta,
More Yobsters. by two >to one, fare sold |
this year than there was last
———
Cnnn's Kidney Cure
Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, Brig
Heart, Urinary or Liver Dise ANCE, NOPY. |
onsness, Ko. Cuore guaranteed. S31
Arch stroet, Philad'a, $1 a bottle, §
tor $8, or druggist. 1000 certificates of
tare:, Try H
A ——————————
Closofist-— 0 told that good-for-noths
ing boy to-day that he would have to
paddis his own oinos **
for
gt
ght's,
thn
Closenst.. ‘He Huck me
for money
to buy i the canon.’
H UMOROUS.
Convicts muke a grate s
study of 1ife.
Talking of hardsilps, there are stone- |
boats,
Tends to please— An obliging salee- |
man,
a AAI 5 '
A fad 18 a fashion before it gets tothe |
people, i
- i
Feeblewitte wonders if solciers who
are being drilled do not feel bored,
of
———
The board health —~Three square
Heal a day.
Merely a epecles of pitehfork—A tun.
ing fork,
The executioner is a man who
life easily,
takes
man who hanged ends the |
The
iit
oman her age, unless
5 her rage
fous that he
iis boyhood.
fF Cons
scarce,
amp is very
very great,
About the pat
und ia to sit
self,
On YOu can
admire your.
Great men only ordinary men
with their halr combed and their faces
| washed.
Ts
alk
—————
The best method of keeping Hooks—
Don’t let your friends know. you have
| any,
EN —— .
The world would be much better than
it Is if men would live up to their obit-
aaries,
- -
“Does stamp collecting pay?" asks a
| contributor,
{ It does, Several men have made
large fortunes out of stamp collectors.
Ce ————s
“1 really don't t , Know how to get rid of
{ young Van Arudi. Hes such a persist.
ent and devoled admirer of mine, ?
“Why don’t you marry him?"
——————
Why is a mercurial temperament con-
| sidered adrawback in a student? It
Sr,
certainly should help him in taking lus
| degrees.
IIS nis
The risipg generation in cities is
mostly made up of milkmes and hired
| girl,
The worst thing about life is that
there are 80 many who are too old to
start over again,
A anon
A man’s idea of being good to a wo
man is to give her opportunities to be
good to him,
Will Fight to a Finish,
As long us the fight laste mmong the
| ®all paper manufacturers, the Fidelity
Wall Pay wr Co., of No. {a ¥, 11th St,
i Philadelpltis, will give the public tho
{ advantage of the drop in Prves, :
| et this from them direct. Send four
' two oetit
! 8, 10 and 12 cent gilts.
or 2.
Even a girl who reaitus how thor.
oughly wicked it would be for her to
» Cannot help feeling a hittle fatiored
os admiring glances from that horrid
youl g man across the way.
:
A "1.6470
G0, Raymond, of Reneca ¥
wool i
1 84 i the empl
He save:
er life
Years agoshe wis at death's
thout doub to Hood's |
i. Alew
tie to blood pols
After
iwians
failed |
of the |
ed ati
Cohn
ming, or as phy
everything else
brought her out
nee then she bas sulle
with numbhess but
Aen
Hood's
all right,
and headache,
Sa
wile,
ME Ing
Hood’ 3
and is gr: iy
She clings to Hi
believe it w
reaparilla
g over there fron
take nothing vlse, ana
we. |
tis ¢ "
t 4 complet
will effed Hire
Tutt’s Hair Dye
Gray halror whi wkers changed ton glossy
black by a single plication of this Dye,
xt imparts a nat tare) rol Bots instant sne.
ously and contains nothin § fnjnrious to the
bair, Hold by a! dru ginls, araent Lr ex.
preas on recelnt of price, 81,00, Office, 39
& 41 Park Place, New You | 9
HAY FEVER £72.
& ASTHMA }:..
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oday
ade 4 esinedy
5 # of
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Ars
§ Will re
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ail p
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Ask my agente ray Ww. Ton Douglas Shoes.
If not for snie in your place mak resi
dealer to send for cainlogue, secure ths
sgency, and get them for you.
WW TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. 83
WHY IS THE
Ww. L. DOUCLAS
$3 SHOE cenFCfmen
i BEST SHOE i THE WORLD FOR THE NONCT?
d ina senmien » shoe, with no seeks or war thread
hurt the fest: mage of the best fue call, stvitsh
and broaase we made wore shoes of this
py olher mansfacturer, It equals hand.
* og from BID 1 ou
00 Genuine Hand-sewed, the finest call
hoe ever offered for $540 nerd French
“hows which coal Prom
FLylieh, comfortable and durable. The host
Tered at his price ; atm grade ax ous
z
i,
30 Police Mhoe; Farmers, Rafirond Men
heave hive soles, exten
One palr will w
fine endl; ao Detter hos ever offered at
this pries; Ope Pi or onnviboe those
“nd ueevion.
85.
23 ana ®2.00 Fy "Werkis wanes thoes
5¥ the bors everywhere, they
HOE
an AA oo BRE
2. are very strong and du Those whe
Be given iw a trial will wear no other Joske
Ri00 nud $1.75 schoo! shoo oe
gles show,
08 Havndewewed shos
SiR, VOTy Fe dog a
Lodiew 2.56, JH nad 81.95 shoe for
Mongolia, BOTs and durable,
Cantiop. Sea that W. L. Dotgiss’ name &
» or GLAS, Prrock a, Mam.
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SIon Scales $60 Frain Py |
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