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THE FLOWER GARDEN,
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AUTUMN DAYS,
The tree tops lash the alr With sounding whips:
Bouthward the clamorous sea-fowl wing their
i ts
The SE are all red with haws and bins,
The Hunter's Moon reigns empress of the
night.
THE POET'S CALENDAR. ~LONGFELLOW.
“All summer afleld, all winter 1n-
doors,” is an old Anglo-Saxon rule and
well applies to the Anglo-Americans of
our Northern states. The flower-loyers
have been “‘all summer afield’ and now
we must prepare our gardens for the
coming season and our plants
flowers for winter-blooming.
Have garden beds made
once for the early Spring bulbs, spad-
ing up so that the beds shall be a little
higher than tue lawn,
good drainage. See that the
well enriched and set the
September or October, planting from
one to six inches apart according to the
variety selected, and from one to three
inches deep. Cover the beds
coarse straw leaves, as even
soil is
or
more profuse bloom,
The choice of varieties must rest with
each person’s tastes and means, and the
florists are now sending out their fall
catalogues giving almost bewiliering
variety of plants and bulbs with direc-
tions for treat uent and description of
plant.
Of hardy bulbous plants, the first to
1 is the winter aconite, unfolding
rded vell ow before the
This is also very desir
ultore and is a
éiiher
flowers
most at-
Lnuncuius
5.1
raoie
od drainage
raitivated
e shad
there are many other well worth the
trying to be found among the florists’
novelties and specialties, but exe pt for
the pleasure of the watching the de-
velopment of a new flower, there can
be nothidg prettier or more attractive |
than the old favorites: snowdrop, cro- |
cus, hyacinth and scilla, and any gar- |
den bed may be made gay and bright |
irom late March until the middle of
May with these tried and well-known
flowers.
HiDRaANGEA,
The hydrangeas are so well-known
howy and pleasing in their habit that
pay well for the care bestowed
them. The lute introductions
npan and Chine are very fi
i Interesting plants, differing from
varicties with | globular
is and rosy tinted flowers Lolth in
af and form.
paniculata
menso wh te pan
orl
a
€ Old rae,
grandiflora has
of of flowers
n and flowers in Augast
is said to be en-|
are also red.
ched varieties and one or two with |
unental The less hardy
wild be grown inboxes, winter-
ig the cellar and placed in shady
}
u the garden g ihe
ii.
in -
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FITTING GERANIUMS POR WINTER,
exchauge gives somo valuable
on the potling of geraniums for
winlersblooming:
“There axe frequent complaints from
its who do not steceod sa iafacte rily
cir window gardening so far as the
ming of is concerned.
st cases the fault is that flowers
pected either from plants that
ied in the susumer or that were
d too late intheseason. If plants |
wotted in the fall they are chook od
ir growth, and although the buds |
alrendy set may open, new ones will not |
be formed until the plant has had aj
resting time. If wesw plants are started |
in mid-summer and repoited early they |
will not attain sufliciont strength to |
bloan: until Iste in winter,
If good blooming pints in winter |
aro wanted, small mor should bo
planted early in the season, in this lati-
tude about the middle of May, in an
open sunny place, giving them plenty
of room, Permit uo blossoming, and
keep the shoots well trimmed in, mak-
“ng o well shaped plant. Lift in Au-
gust and put fu potsuot too large, then
Au
1
FAH
geraslinms
plunge them in the ground. Let the
bole in the bottom of the pot stand on
a bit of slone or board, to prevent the
roots growing through, or worms get-
ting into the pots. Keep the shoots
pinched in. 1f they are wanted to
blossom Yefore December, push them
with manure water not too strong. If
wanted in good condition for Christ-
mas or New Year they should be kept
back and repotted the last of Septem-
ber, aud plunged again, remaining out
until there is danger of freezing, when
and given plenty of air and light. A
tablespoonful of guano in a gallon of
Be
f
mass
them between the soil and the pot,
pear.”
EMPTY Qi FRUIT OANS,
At this seaso@ &f the year when
ting plats for winter culture, the pur-
chase of innumerable flower pots be-
comes a serious drain upon moderate
purses, and pails and tubs and paint
kegs are pressed into service. The
American Garden thus recommends
the use of tin cans this purpose,
which is Very enc to the farm-
wife who hin
thiesa hitherto selon resept
ad t
uraging
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ave a boy of
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here are at ke ten million
fibres in the human body,
“August
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ast nerve-
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makes everybody feel the same wa
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How does he feel ?—11e feels a
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How does he feel 2—1e feels
the gradual decay of vital power;
he feels miserable, melancholy
hopeless, and longs for death and
peace—August Flower the Rem«
ody
How does he feel 7-He feels so
full after eating a meal that he can
hardly walk-—August Flower the
Remedy.
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. Woodbury, New Jersey, u. S. A E
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A ringing noise
in the cars, headache, deafness, eyes
weak; obstruction of nose, dis-
charges falling into throat, some-
times profuse, watery and acrid, at
others, thick, tenacious, bloody and
putrid ; offensive breath; ty and
taste impaired, and general debility,
Not all of these symptoms at once,
Probably only a few of them.
That's Catarrh,
A medicine that by
soothing, cleansing and
Prop rites has cured the most hope-
One that will cure you,
its mild,
less cases.
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place in the
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lo Lhis comes Galera, a
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Leadville, Col., has an elevation of 10. -
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To Disp 3! Colds,
Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the
| system effectually, yet gently, when
costive or bilious, or when the blood is
| babitual constipation, to awaken the
| kidoeys and liver to a healthy activity,
use Syrup of Figs.
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whose
repeatedly
A Viennese smith,
‘at salcide has Leen frus.
no
nged himself,
he ha
A ninnin
Mr.
| writes;
F. W. Francisco, Cal.,
My wife and | bave used the St. Ber.
nard Vegetable Pills and find them to be a very
ft valuable family mediome. My wife
warily considers th m exoollent and
that when taken for a longer period, the ¥
{ give lasting results. The fow used by her, for
F &Bhort Ume helped her greatly, Bho sufers
i fr fevere backache, which at times bee
comes almost unbearable,
{ 19 give the pills all posdble publicity and trust
Het they will soon be used extondy ely.
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M. Juban, one of the most famous,
if not the most famous, of the art
| teachars of Paris, has 17 studios and
{ some 600 men and women studsnta
ASA.
Schalioke, San
in
Prevents Paeamonia
prevents poeutnoni
Lraneols cro §
isis or will be ne
aeess ALY, Hox
4. diphtheria and mem
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The queen of Gondal, a native state
in Indias, dispenesd sugar cunly Smong
her subjects the other day in gratitude
| for her recovery from sickness,
3 Nh —
The popularity which Hood's Sarsaparilia
has gained as a spring medicine is wonderful,
It possesses just those elements of health
giving, blood-purifying and appotite-restoring
Which everybody seems to need al this season.
Be sure to get Hood's Sarsapariila.
The Mexican government runs a big
pawnbroking shop for the accommo
dation of people.
A.M, T, Dru Shelbyville, Ind
es tare Sg Dost of
8 nih
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. Can get
Rl en a wl
AD ID 50 A AAI.
Dubuque, Towa, boasts of a eoltizen
‘who bas twenty-nine living children,
hil
sia,
gg
HUMOROUS,
Garth has no greater joy than the dis-
covery of a quarter in a cast-off vest.
as
The bed of the river should be covered
with winding sheets,
A —
The mercury enjoys a sunny
now-a-days,
climb
a ——
Every dog has his day, but it is a
mean cur that will bark at night.
ns e—
Good laws are of little avail when bad |
men are depended upon to enforce |
them, .
Caller — Has
out?
New Bervant—No, but she ain't at
home,
your mistress gone
*Don’t you think the barytone’s voice
has unusually fine timber?”
‘Yes, some chords of it.”
——— Re — .
v |
When a man gets In a towering pas. |
#lon there is no corresponding elevation
in popular esteem.
The young man whose social tempera-
fecls that he can’t be
lowered,
hired without being
It 18 stated that it
i an
hotels the chile’ nd of th
e¢ walter's ex.
y of the seaside |
ng the tip end,
tim
Ll
smile,?
:
i3 a skeleton
§ te You §
family, but}
fi every
ne unpleasant features
CUSIDess, ittered td photo-
tit ag he survevosd q ¢ i
APE, 48 De surveyed a row of his Pa
i Fed
Lill
Sarcastic yell after dude in loud
plaid Lrouiers:
"Bay, get them chloroformed, quick,
or Gey'll nng out the paytrol,”’
a
—— — wo
shin
lease give me a glass of soda water
{ without any suds on it,” was the order
tial was given at a local drug store the
other day.
-
“When I marry,” explained the lisu-
| tenant, “my wife must have suffizien t
{| dowry lor me to support ler both in
| Style and comfort,”
A —-
“Chicago Chicago? Oh, yes; that's
| the name of a place on the 1llinois Cen-
| tral Railroad.
| “Indeed! Which side of the track is it
fon?”
| No LEisURe.—*“I'll wait until you
| are at leisure,” said a caller to the
editor
“Mm afraid I'll beno use to
when I'nu dead,” replisd the editor.
vo Moxey To LEexp.~—“Helle, old
chinppiel Been makin’ money lately?”
1 should femile; got m* pockets
full,’
“Lend me a V, wiil yer®”
‘Oh, 1 can’t yer know; it’s all in
bills,"
you
.
$1
——— ———— a
MALICE AFORETHOUGHT, — Wit uess
He cama tow ards me and wanted ter
{kick me on de leg six times,
Judge—~How do you know he hal the
intention of kicking you six times?
Witnew—DBekase dat's jess d2 num. |
{ ber ob black and blae spots I've got on |
Axorner Lie NaiLep.—F. Par. |
Pyne, *91 This talk about
| with the stern realities of life is all
bosh. Why, two of our men are street.
car conductors, one is & walter in a res
taurant and one is a letler-carrier, and
1 could name lots of other cases, too,
Divrerext Kinp Or PoroLAnmiry.
Indignant Customer— Look here, you
advertise popular prices, and ye: you
charge me 26 cents for a cur of coffee
and a bam sand wich.
Propristor—You'll find those prices
very popular with caterers, sir,
Mowe Lixery.— Mrs, Snooper (read-
Ing)—The longest word in the Winue
bago language Is Shonkhaterahizan-
honikonkeinena, It means “I will give
a horse,”
is more likely to give
Snooper--It
derbilt’s |
Wall street, than the |
word of Mr. Ii. CG. Saunders, a prominent ear. |
penter and builder of Auburn, X.Y, among i
Hesays Gider date of Aug. |
Check is no stronger In
is
is
“1 Pin My Faith
to Hood's Barsapariila.
one ‘broken up’ “You just
take a bottle of Hood's Barsapar lla and it will |
bring you out all right. In heavy work I some- |
times got tired out and stiffened, but a day or i
two or Hood's Barsapariila makes me feel well, i
I ave been subject to severe attacks of Rheu-
A very few |
Whenever 1 see
I say,
any |
: OF ran down’
Hood's Sarsaparilla
cured me of the last one, when suffering In- |
tensely. i
To eure costiveness the medicine must be
more than 8 purgative; it must contain
tonic, alterative and cathartic properties,
Tuit’s Pills
possess these qualities, and speedily ro.
store tothe bowels their natural peristaltic
wotion, so essential to regularity.
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It will vlve and expel tamors from the vieral
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It removes ful itency, weakness of the
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bearing down,
Kathe
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