WHAT'S THE USE
SAYING “GIVE NE
5-CENT CIGAR,’ a
BY ASKING FOR A : :
‘CREM
YOU GET THE BEST
5-CENT CIGAR IN
AMERICA
“The World's Largest Sella’
FRE FAA yh
Belmont is
DiNerence
fla was the
Exactly Defined,
head of a Harlem bouse-
r half usually did
ting. One morning
was sent the cor
18 bet
but
he
got
recently
to
around
for
anced
s0Mmea OgZEs breakfast
acer clerd attendano
ANY ogEs
clerk's re
convenient
breakfast food.
labeled “Fresh eggs”
and the “Strictly fresh eggs.”
The customer was a man more skill
ed in the exactitude of literary expres
than the discriminating terns of
he market man
asked, “Have you ; id
was the
pointed to
“Certainly,”
sponse, as he
f
erates of the coveted
One crate was
other
fon
“1 fail to understand,” said he, “how
hat are ‘fresh’ can be less than
wh.’ What's the differ
was the quick
lead
“1 Bnd Cusrarsia
without ¢ 3
torpid liver and hes
Cascareta Candy . #
I shall corsair t mend them to
as the heat medicine
Anza Bazinet, Osb
iw
my friends
ra Mill No. 8, Fail River, Mass.
Best For
The Bowels
CANDY CATHARTIC
Pleasens, Palatabis, Poston Tarts Gand. Da Gand,
Wevor Sicko Weaken or Gripe 3 0c. Never
" pe, 35
§ii4 in binlk The genuine takes stamped Coo
araniosd to cure or your money bask
Bterling Remedy Co., Chic sagoor N.Y. Sor
A severs cough is to be dreaded more
than any other afflicts ion of mankind.
It you have a cough fiom ang
gond nr otir book, © T rest
canes,”
Case
t for Pha
and earn how fo cure it with
Jonnses LINIMENT
following carefully the special instruc.
tions in the wrapper around the bottle,
It has enired more cases in the past
ninety years than any remedy In use,
25 conte, three times as much 50 cents,
1. B. JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Masa,
0 py Sta ¥o buy Stock in the Mibtaxe O18, AFD (As COMPANY
! foent proposition. # Producin
Wein Mot Money or} inore, talization pall Al
ri PR " va 100
Pumping Fin ise " Arte. alan gor 7
v rod avs
2 ng oye pA r Share, ly frien.
Eats sium 3 8100.0 inate Tieforances
Sed1 Tremont Street, oI. BE
of Oper
Women
atic ons
How May
Sut: ceeds
in soil
All
fizer con.
taining at least 10 per cent. actual
Potash
Without Potash no fertilizer is com
plete, and failure will folicw its use.
Every farmer ehonid have our valuable hooks
on fertilization-they are not sdrertising
matter booming any special fertiliser, bul
books of anthoritastive information that means
large profits to the farmers, Bont free for the
asking.
GERMAN KALI WORKS
08 Nassau Street, New York
can be raise
containing
yepds ables requ
i pr
plenty
fe a
10,000 Plants for 16c.
Mos gardens ard (arms are planted to
Haloer's Boeds than any other in
Arserioa. There be reason for this
We own over 5,00 acres for the pro
medion of vat Warras seeds.
order 15 Ind nee you to wy them, wo
hanit § rd th
1h page netalon
JOHN A, BALLER §
At Wi Cronse,
FATTENING AND MARKETING.
birds them off
poor,
the
poor
ght
of and then
the market when
quality is not
is small. A
and weighs
made
turn
they are
poor but
that is
pounds ou
only
bird
three
to weigh at least five
when fat
if tw
pound Os
would make a
pound while pri
{to twents
tht to be from ten
eriap
are to
acteristics vot
gand
North or
wet sca
grown grown
in
in a
show very
The problem
and storing them
fore, as the author of the bu
serts, a
careful
upon
the grown
Wn
striking differen
of selecti
properly |
lletin
requires
of the |
differs |
a8
complex and
The efficiency
different systems of storage
greatly with different v
in general storage with
ture secured by the use
the keeping period from one to four
months beyond the limit in ordinary
storage, and chemical cold storage
prolongs the life of the variety at
least half a month-—often much long-
er--bheyond life under lce. ~The
American Cultivator,
BLANKET YOUR HORSES,
On cold days in former years we
have hired a man to carry through
our principal streets a placard,
“PMoase blanket your horses while
mopping,” but out city government
(Boston, Mass.) having decided to
prohibit the carrying of placards we
mow have for our man an overcoat
bearing on front and back the same
inscription in large letters,
A gentleman reports to us that on
one of the coldest days he saw the
driver of a carriage wrapped up in
the blankets that belonged to the
one,
study
arietios., but |
mpera
of ice extends |
low ter
the
horses, but as he saw our man of the
overcoat approaching he
in
the
his seat
|
| on
i
|
|
a hurry and put the
horses. Our Dumb
mals,
USE WARM WATE,
When the n
| cold
ght are ext
i
ad of lead the horse
| the break
ing
and the
which
nd y forth.”
1 he reverse
following
cent riding train
d. Please add
Central Railroad
forgive me for
I know some
Six
3 And pivcase
deceiving life
thing better now.”
After envelope was closed, the
evidenuy fell another twinge
macie for he wrote on the
the
of ©
nce,
forgive me
St
Pieas«
[ am sorry for iL."
Applied the Lesson.
for my crimes
Paul Dispatch
A Philadelphia schol mistress was
giving her pupils ind rustion in the
elements of physiology, and among
other things tof them that whenever
they moved an arm or a leg it was in
response to a message from the brain.
“The brain always sends a message
to your arm vor your leg whenever
you ‘wish to move the particular mem:
per,” she explained.
At last a mischievous boy aroused
her anger by his apparent inattention
to the lesson.
“Hold out
claimed,
The boy did not move.
“Why don’t you hold out your
hand?” said the teacher,
“I'm walting for the message from
my brain,” the lad replied.—Philades
phia Public Ledger.
your uand!” she ex
AB
it ils ia
nen that they
sarticulariy a hal
TO HAIR BRI
uy
cant
IBHES.
matte wonders
20
ZOo0d
it
hat a
price
DO {
minine
dressy sl
hat, has
innumerable o«
changed
or defense
necessity
decoration, E
own
ipper
Pi Town
brought forth unus
hatpins,
; gure
an unob-
brilliant and
chapean
of hatpins, which
toire
and
and
weapon
trusive
jal
neeits in
has
from
artistic ach
has its set are
never removed from their respective
holes. This keeps the hat from being
filled with
out of shape by forcing the
the stiffening of the frame
dividual stones imitating
paz, ruby,
gether with the
crystals, all furnish a eh
namentation in the folds
evening hat or on a
holes and
ping into
Large in
apphire to
to
and cut
Arming or
of a soft
severe fur or
emerald and ameths st,
water pea
orchids or
have a long water pearl for their
Calyx. For walking hats the athletie
girl will find sets of pins showing
the miniature brassies, cleeks and
drivers of the golf bag, or a tiny ball
and bat with the name of her fa
vorite college in enamel. The auto
mobile hatpins resembling a huge
safety pin are elaborately bejewelled,
and show graceful and grotesque de
signs in gun metal and gold. These
pins are not only a great boon to the
fair motorist, but they make a hand
some and firm fastening for the
chapeau of lace or chiffon.
flotus flowers,
eda should h this. Hold
ting making
apart
lacy
plaj
that the
the back
upstanding
game order
ing from the
top finish
the narrow
cams. If it is
machine fin
narrow plaiting also give
trimming a grmness by back
ing up the stiches with a narrow
white silk binding-r ngie or
doubled. These ruffe to be fast
at least three fancy jewel
factors
joining it
without
in
showing
to oft
cat he
ish of the
ibbon, =i
are
ed pins.
Mountain Ratiways,
No less than fourte ‘ ic mou
tain railways are now a WAY of
construction in Switzerland. Within
the course of a few years all the lead.
ing Alpine heights can he reached by
motintain rallways. Switzerland 1s
spending many milhons on these en
terprises, and it is hoped thal, with
these ineroasing facilities, the number
of tourists will become greater every
year. The Jungfrau and Chamounix
rallways will be complcted and open
for passenger traffic in about eighteen
months, that is to say, by the summer
of 1906.—Philadeiphla Record.