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SCIENTIFIC AND INDCJTRIAL.
' Kclilspsr bnt been successfully imi
tated lij two Kuropeon scientists.
The electric traveling crnne in Ilinna
njiolis has a enpneity of twenty tons.
In tunny localities In the Alps tlntes
aro minrricd into the tertiary formation.
An electric car line to the top of Mis
sionary liklgo in Tennessee is pioposcd.
Three hundred miles an hour is the
proposed speed for the electric postal
railroad of the future.
The new elect rital signal apparatus for
ships' iiso is snid to bo a perfect marvel
of mechanical ingenuity.
Lieutenant Patten, United States army,
is said to have devised a promising
method for synchronous tclcgiiiphy.
A powerful hammer is used in Eng
land operated by a mildly explosive mix
ture of common conl gas and atmospheric
air.
Simplicity and accuracy are tho chief
characteristics of the popular new engine
room electrical telegraph in Knglish men-of-war.
It has been calculated that not less
than 80,00il.000 of meteors, each lare
enough to be visible ns a "shooting star,"
enter our atmosphere daily.
Of the total area of California about
one-third is susceptiblo of sufficient cul
tivation to sustain a moderately dense
population without the aid of irriga
tion. l'rofessor Max Muller holds that, ac
cording to tho strict rules of positive
philosophy, we have no right to assert or
deny anything with reference to the so
called mind of animals.
IV. I.e Baron, an eminent physician of
France, says that such a tiling as a per
son having a snake or lizard in his
stomarh was never known and never will
bo. AH such cases have been imaginary.
The plate rolling mill at the St. Jacques
works, cf Chattillon C'ommentry, in
France, has cylinders !!2S feet in diame
ter and nineteen feet long, with a total
weight of rr.,000 pounds each. They are
soon to be made capable of rolling
fagots five feet thick and ingots weigh
ing moro than 110,000 pounds.
A new and ingenious schemo for sink
ing a shaft through sand, silt, and wet,
slushy grounds, and excavating it like
rock has been successfully tried in Bel
gium, l arge iron tubes are sunk in the
and or mud about three feet apart, and
in these tubes smaller tubes are inserted,
through which circulates a cool solution
of magnesium chloride. The sand is
frozen for a distance of three feet around
the tubes. It re5cmblcs rock, is hard and
compact, and can be excavated in the
sumo manner as rock. It is possible that
tho process can also bo used to advan
tage in the digging of foundations where
water and sand are sources of trouble,
or for cutting tunnels under the beds of
rivers.
The first electric crane ever built in
the I'nited States has just been intro
duced in the foundry of E. 1'. Allis &
Co., of Milwaukee. Wis. It is a pon
derous affair, weighing thirty tons, and
is capable of lifting and carrying to any
part of the foundry, with case, a weight
of twenty-five tons. The crane is a
bridgelike a!Tair, suspended on tracks
built on each side of the foundry, near
tho ceiling. It is provided with three
electric motors. One moves the crane
from oneend of the foundry to the other,
another moves the nrria;e with which
the crane is provided from one side of
the foundry to the other, and the other
lung the lifting machinery. Its advan
tage over the ordinary power traveling
cage, whkh it resembles somewhat, is a
saving of power and the wear and tear
of machinery. The only other electric
crane know is in au English foundry.
Nests nnJ Egs of Alligators.
The eggs nnd young alligators are such
common objects in the shop windows in
many of the Southern Mates, that it ap
peared to be a simple matter to secure
tho eggs nt tho right time and in abund
ance. It proved, on the contrary, to be
;very difficult. 1 was assured by various
hunters in Florida that each month from
I.January to September inclusive was the
only month in which tho alligators lay
their egg, and this resulted in my hav
ing to iimko two journeys of uver 2C00
imileseaeh.
j .The nests vary much in size, the lnrg
ifv 'Wl'wiug about two and a half meters in
. diameter at the' base, and cTghty cm.
high in the central part, the whole hav
ing the shape of a rounded coin. They
are located generally on a slightly ele
vated place, which is higher by a meter
or slightly more than the surrounding
level, and covered with a thick growth
of pa'mettos, mangroves, magnolias, etc.
Thcso are called "hummocks" by the na
tives. On one side of the hummock at
least, in some cases on all sides, is a pond
from one to two meters in depth, and in
- the I'unk, under water, the female alii-
g-itor digs a cave, which in some cases
extends three meters under the hum
mock, and which is always close to her
, nest. The nest is made by scratching
together a great pile of dead leaves anil
twigs nnd humus which forms the surface
of the ground, aud which is arranged
with some care. The iosido h made of
the more finely divided almost powdery
material of the deeper layers of the top
scil, wliiie tho outside, even to the top,
is covered with twigs and leaves which
are whole or but little broken, and with
many of the long, unbroken leaves oi
needles of the southern pine. The eggs
are deposited about twenty cm. from the
top, aud in the nests were found lying on
top of one another, making rows oi
layers, with the tine humus tilling nil the
intersects. '1 ho top of the nest is always
exposed to the sun.
l)r. C larke describes the eggs ns very
difficult to manipulate, as the chcll mem
brane is tough, and the wli.to very
sticky. 5 i n'tjle Ameriatu.
Typewriter Speed Explainpil.
"Typewriter contests," snid a pretty
operator as the clicked away at her
machine and a Ciucim.uti ,a tlte man
kept tully with his iiuiK.il, "a:o decen
tive as to the speed a hiccd by the
operators. on read in the newspapers
thut '.Mr. Mcliulium wrote lJ.'i words in
one minute. ' True, he mav have writ
ten l'.'S words in one minuio, I ut they
were very molt words ami words te
lected with especial leferenco to the
nearness of the letters forming the word
on the keyboard of the machine. For
instance, 1 can write loo "t he's on he
machine in a minute, but do not say be
cause of that that 1 can w rite 10 words
a minute. As a matter ut fact, the high
tit speed on a typewriter is seventy-tive
- voids a minute. By that, I mean to
take up and write for some t mo that
ma ly words a minute of matter selected
from the newspaper, matter that the.
operator ha J never seen lefoie. Thut is
the only true test of a typewriter's speed,
and veiy few operators come up to that
standard either."
France owns five of the is! amis of the
West ludies, a colony in outli America,
aud her cit i. cos have for seveiul years
past been building a ship canal across
t i-utral America.
FAHII AND UAItDEN.
lyow-llpndpil Orchards.
The whole tendency of modern tree-
rilanteis is to have trees, especially for
ruit, headed low. Tho tree is less ex
posed to the winds, its fruit is mor
lasily gathered, much of it being low
tnough for a man to pick while standing
n the ground or mounted on a short
itep-ladder. Tho fear that the trees
may be in the way of cultivation should
not make it necessary to pruno high.
After the trees get to the bearing sl,e,
mulching, to keep tho grass down, is
letter than cultivation. 2 tton Culti'
Mtor.
Hint for tho Swine Herd.
Keep large and small separate and not
more than ten in a lot. I ced regularly
ind liberally of wholesome food, always
lomo bulky food, and let each feed be
taken up clean before more is given.
Bivo wallowing places, ashes, charcoal
ind salt, nnd plenty of exercise in tim
ber pastures yielding shade, roofs nuts,
icorns, etc. But no doubly soured slops.
I'rovido ventilated shelters from wind,
rain and snow, but no litter, Hogs with
litter get too warm. If you wish disease,
put your hoes to tho straw pile. Main
tain cleanliness in nil things. Breed enly
mature animals and never from a show
herd. Tho o;lspiing of immature or
pampared animals is predisposed to dis
ease, (iive pure water, from deep wells
protected from surface water. AVcll
w ater is not freezing cold in winter nor
lukewarm in summer. Water from
creeks (unless fed by springsl, ponds or
pools is disease breeding. I'igs should
be farrowed in early spring and kept only
n growing foods milk, bran slops,
Dats, green rye, grasses, clover and sweet
corn until late fall; then fatten rapidly,
on corn mostly, but also green rye,- blue
gtass, punrpkina, boiled potatoes and
turnips, with bran, steamed clover, hay,
etc.
Kindness will do much more toward
:ontro!ipg an ill-natured sow with a
roung litter than a club or heavy boot.
By rough trentineut the farmer can get
ill the tight out of an old sow he wants,
ind more. In handling an unruly sow
it is well not to get scared before
getting hurt; oftentimes there is more
noise than fight. If necessary to handle
young pigs and the sow objects to your
presence, when she is lying down quietly
iprcnd a blanket or large sack over her
bead so she cannot see you: then hold
your tongue ami quietly do the work.
AVti Yum Ikra .
"Benefits of I. and Pralnnsre.
Frainngc of land is beneficial in more
ways than tho mere removal of water
from the land. Tho winter with its
frosts brings to mind one very import
int advantage gained in respect of the
sbsence of exclusive cold from the land.
Wet land ireeia very deeply, because
it is not only compact and filled with
aater, but the cold penetrates more
easily any laud that contain no air in
Its interstices, and the free 'ing expands
it so that the roots are torn and the plant
tuners serious in ury. Light frosts thus
lift the surface soil and cause what is
known as heaving, which results in the
disastrous winter killing of fall grain,
grass and clover. The warmth of drained
.and, tccurcd by the removal of the
water and the existence of air spaces all
through the soil, is of very considerable
benefit at all seasons, but most especially
in tne winter, and should not be ignored
by thoso farmers whose land is water -
ionked at anv time.
I ndrained land is alwavs wet in the
pringand c.n never be worked as early
is drained land can. This delay some
times is a serious obstacle to farm work
ma often reduces the crop one-half or
more. And any land in which water ap
pears in tho furrow or which is so wet as
Id smear tho moldboard in the tprlng
needs chaining. Water is doubtless in
dispensable to plant growth, as it is to
tho life and grow'.hof animals, but as an
inimal perishes when it is submerged in
the water so plants will perish when the
roots arc submerged. Stagnant water is
deadly to plants, not only because it
destroys their life, but because the ex
cess of water so dilutes tho dis-olved food
as to Btarve the plants by depriving them
of nutriment. 'i heea:e sufficient rea
sons of themselves why wet land should
be drained, and some land that is not
always wet needs drainage as well as the
wettest, lor smothering in water or tho
temporary withholding of nutriment for
even a short time is quite as fatal as if
these obstacles to life were permanent.
Jicw x rk J.m .
Pol Houses.
Those who have never seen or been in a
od house are apt to feel great pity for
those whom they consider so unfortunate
is to have to dwell in such a domicile.
A mere mud hut is their idea, and they
cannot imagine how one can be content
in so mean a home. Just there they are
greatly in error, for whilo the sod house
is nor very ueautiiui 10 give upon out
wardly, yet it can, when built by a master
band, be made to look very neat, and
with a coating of cement over it, and a
little penciling, could not, at a short dis
tance, be distinguished Irom a stone
house, while, even without these, it is
tne of the most comfortable houses that
Dnn be nuido for a moderato sum of
money. It far exceeds a common framo
Due for warmth in winter and coolness
in summer, and is stronger and more
durable, withstanding winds and storms
that would demolish the former. It can
be neatly plastered inside on the walla,
which, unlike stone and brick, are not
Samp after once drying out. In tins lo
:ality we aie very foituuate in having
material from which good mortar is
made, without having to purchase lime
or hair. The magnesia and sand uro
u-ed, and make a hard, durable plaster.
Thev can be had free of expense by all.
t f c ourse, a Singled roof can be used
as on any oilier house, but in this coun
try those made with boards, with tarred
paper placed between the two layers,
then a layer of sod, and lastly a coating
of alkali dirt, are tousnlc red preferable,
as they keep out both summer's heat aud
w iutcr's eld better, and icldom leak at
ail when rightly made. These houses
are not plastered overhead, and when
good dies.-ed lumber is ue.l, fasteued to
smoothly-peeled pitch tune ridge log.
have a veiy neat appearance and ure
more airy auu roomy than if a low ceil
iug were placed overhead, aud much
more healthful.
The great point for commiseration is
that most of those persons who have
them for their abiding places do not
have large enough ones. They are
generally limited to one or two rooms,
und so. of course, are often much
crowded.
A house 1 -x'20 feet, with 2-feet walls,
leaving a room llxlii feet in tho clear.
can be lini-hed completely, or with one
coal oi plustei'ing whicu is all that
thould be put on at first, as the walls
will settle some and thus crack tlm
plastir'ng, ami a second coat be needed
alter after a few mouths--for $iU0 if
the work is bin d done. Fut if one has
a team aud can do the work himself tho
only expense will be the lumber for roof
or lloor, base-bo u ids, sash and door, the
tarred paper and a few nails. In this
way a little money will go a good way.
yarmmj rld.
A Itemed v for Scabby tg. j
What Is called "scabby legs' in poultry
is due to the prcsonee of a small mite'
somewhat similiar to the species which
causes scab in sheep. If a scab is re
moved from the leg of a fowl and placed
under a microscope of high power, the
mites and pup;r may bo seen in large
cumbers. An ointment made of equal
parts of lard and kerosene, nnd then
slightly thickened with l owers of sul
phur, will destroy the mites nnd rnuso
tho fungus-like growths to drop otT,
leaving the legs and feet clean and
smooth. Two or three applications of
this ointment will usually be sufficient to
effect a cure. Men York Sun,
Vlrlonsnoss Descends.
Viciousnoss is inherited, as much as
the virtues aro. Breeders should, there
fore, be on guard against using vicious
animals for breeding, and as far as pos
sible train and manage their stock to se
cure the most docile disposition. This
is not only a great convenience, but is
economical and profitable. That noted
horso Messenger was exceedingly sav
age, and transmitted this quality to
lomo of his most valued descendants;
Hoyal George, in particular, was so
vicious that his owner kept him in a
stable four years idle, for fear of him,
and he killed one groom and severely
injured others. This quality of docility
is invaluable in the dairy, for many val
uable lives are yearly sacrificed by the
Ill-nature of bulls. It is equally valuable
in beef cattle, for a quiet animal is fed
tnuch easier and quicker than an unruly
and fretful one. Men Yo k Trilune.
Cleanliness In Dry In it Apples.
One of the great apple regions of this
Country is in the counties of Wayue,
Monroe, Orleans and Niagara in Western
iNcw York. Apples aro largely trans
ported to the Atlantic city markets, and
thence exported to foreign lands, but in
recent years the evaporating business has
grown to large dimensions, nnd the pro
duction and export of the dried fruit has
greatly increased. Within a part of the
urea of the counties above-named arc
some ltioo evaporating establishments,
some of them disposing of 1000 bushels
of apples each day. Not less than ;io,
OdO hands aro employed and the value of
the product runs into the millious. As
100 pounds of tho fruit yield about
twelve pounds of the dried product.somo
idea of the drain upon the orchards may
be formed. There is, of course, a great
saving in the freight charges upon the
dried fruit. A case of fifty pounds from
Now York to Liverpool would cost thirty
cents, while the equivalent in apples
would cost $2.8 There is also the loss
from deterioration in the fresh fruit from
whi h the evaporated is free. One point
is oi the greatest importance in the pro
duction of dried fruit in cvnporatina
establishments, and that is the clement
cf scrupulous cleauliness. We have seen
carelessness and neglect in some concerns
which if witnessed by a consumer would
turn him forever agaiust this product.
I Hey should make cleanliness a habit.
American Agriculturist.
Farm and Garden Notes.
Chicks only are subject to gapes.
Cholera is always known by intense
thirst.
Gapes is the result of suffocation
caused by a small, slender worm.
Femembcr that the horse needs daily
exercise and likes a variety of food.
It is claimed that sheep take readily
to good, sweet ensilage and do well on it.
Carelessness with hot ashes from the
house fires may result in serious loss by
lire.
t-mall potatoes will often prove more
profitable if fed to pigs and poultry than
if marketed.
Iloads aud road making is now tho
subject of general interest and discussion
among farming communities.
Avoid the mistake of sowing seed too
thickly in hot beds, as crowded plants
spoil quickly if not transplanted at just
the right time.
Whenever old hot beds are replanted
with a second crop, give them a thorough
smoking to kill the lice with which they
are apt to be infested.
Professor Henry is reported as affirm
ing that uncut cornstalks make ensilage
of the best quality, but the labor of get
ting them out of the silo is too great.
Dr. Iloskins cays, in Gardtn ana
Forest, if there is a best apple we surely
have it in Hunt's russet, sometime
called the golden russet of Massachusetts.
Among new breeds of poultry whost
future popularity appears to be well set
tled, P. H. Jacobs includes the Whitt
yanndottes and hito 1'lymoutt
Hocks.
Testing the vitality of oats designed
for seed should be a common practice.
With ordinary methods of field culturo,
probably less than one-halt the kernels
sown produce mature plants.
The way to have good neighbors Is tc
be a good neighbor yourself. But neigh-
borliness does not cover the borrowing
or lending of tho small, every day farm
tools that every farm should have.
One farmer reports that apple pomaci
proved disastrous as a fertiliser, but was
a "squelcher" on Canada thistles and
obnoxious weeds. The pomace was that
made by the old style of pressing aud
contained much acid.
Ono of the best preventives against
lice in the poultry house, or in the nests
of sitting hens, is tobacco refuse, suet
as the sweepings of cigar factories, lij
the use of it, with kerosene on the roots,
there need be no fear of lice.
A deep cut made by a sharp calk or
the shoe Lhould be dressed by in ccting
a little turpentine or liniment, and ther.
putting a plug of lint dipped in this iutc
the opening so as to prevent the surface
closing before the bottom is healed.
The shorter the line of communica
tion between the producer and consumci
the larger is the proportion of what th
latter pays when he reaches the pocket!
of the former. Why not plan to reach
directly into the consumer's pocket
book! Soft feed for chicks is undoubtedly
the causo of a great deal of mortality
among them. A mixture of corumeal.
old bread, bran and middling, with jus'
enough milk to moisten it, is a gooc
feed, and broken rice may be given fori
change.
Many a dairyman who is glad to go!
twenty-five cents a pound for his buttei
might have forty or lifty (entsif h
would employ his best talent to find ap
preciative customers aud keep them sup
plied regularly with product up to tht
standard.
Feuther pulling is due to idleness, anc
not to a lack of something iu the fooc
as mauy suppose. Aitive birds, n con
lined aud not exercising, will pull featli
ers, but the habit is easily acquirer
from any one of the flock by the othei
members thereof.
Four pounds of cornuieal should maki
an increase of one pound live weight it
good young pigs, and fourteen pouuds
skimmed indk should also make a poumi
of iutieased weight Then seven pouudt
of milk and two pounds of meal oughl
to make the feaiau weight of pork,
The Lost Atlantis.
For many contnrlM thr has lw a tradi
tion of a lonf lt island called Atlantis.
Tha Orrk sreogrspbors locatoil it in the
Atlsnllo Ooin, wst of til northwest part
rf Africa an.i tli Tillars of llorculss. The
Ms-kings of Atlantis are Mill to have In
vaded lMiropan(1 Africa, and to hat beso
ilefealod by tha Ahautans.
All the Isgomls a ilre that It was a vast
Island, of inexhaustible resource, and in
habltd by a rc of superior people, Fer
ngei this island has existed only In legendary
lore. But now, when I lie light of modern
research Is turned full upon the investiga
tion; behold the lost Atlantis at our very
door.
ISr the biRoted modloel fraternity goes
tropins; about in the dark, sraklng for an
Atlantis or Familapius, when if they would
investigate, they would behold the Uvit At
lantis at their very door. With th.-ir ancient
text bonk, a ease of phvsio, a pajx-r in their
waistcoat givtiur. (hem license to practice. ex
periment and iloee with their injurious druirs,
cauterize and perform unnecessary acta. with
no pein n or laws to hold tlioui accountable,
they continue their bigotnd, unjustilled prac
tice', Muring into vaoancy, and imagining
that they in themselves an risen lap! us.
Wrapped in ancient bigotry, ther ere cry
ing cut against all improvements Hint have
been made in inrdiciil science. They de
nounce any new idea advanced by a layman
or an opposition school as a fraud.
Why)
Because humanity will not be benefited"
Not at all, but because their specialism did
not ninke tho discovery.
Yet they concede that there is no remedy
known to their ma'eria medica that will curs
an advanced kidney innlady and the diseases
arising therefrcm although many of them
know from crowning proof that Warner's
ISafe Cure will lint unscrupulously treat
symptoms and call tliein a disease, when in
reality they know they nre tut avmptoms.
A few of the more honest physicians ad
mit that Warner's Safe t'urd la a valuable
remedy, and a great blessing to mankind, but
say, in so many words, when asked why they
do not prescribe it, that they cannot, accord
ing to their code.
Nevertheless, the world in fast becoming
satisfied that the cure for kidney and liver
disease', in whatever form or condition, has
been discovered, and there is no doubt but
what Warner's ISafe Cure and its fame will
live long after such bigotry as we have in
stanced is dead nnd burled.
The late eminent physician and writer, Dr.
J. t. Holland, published in S-ribnrr't
Monthhi, and showed his op nion of such big
otry, and no doubt wassatistied that Atlantis
might possibly be discovered in a proprie
tary medicine, w h:n ho wrote editorially, as
follows:
"Nevertheless, it is a fact that many of tha
best proprietary medicines of the day were
more successful than mauy of the physicians,
and most of them, it should bt remembered,
were first discovered or used iu actual medi
cal practice. When, however, any shrewd
person, knowing their virtue, aud foreseeing
their popularity, secures and advertises
them, then, in the opinion of tho bigoted, all
virtue went out of them."
Niiptlia Intoxication.
In several largo factories in Germany,
especially in India rubber factories and
establishments for cleaning Iudia rubber,
peculiar morbid symptoms have lately
been observed. Tho faces of many of
the girls who had not left the factory
during the day, became flushed and
swollen in the evening, and they could
not walk sttadily. An examination of
their clothes and of the workrooms for
brandy, opium, etc., yielded no result,
till an accident led to the solution of the
mystery. In theso factories naptha is
used in large quantities, and kept in
special boilers clo-ed ngtinst tho nir.
The g rls had succeeded in getting keys
to tho boiler valves, and soon learning
the iutoxicating effects of natvtha, wero
in the habit of slinking unobserved to
the reservoirs to inhale the poison, which
threw them into a stato of happy forget
fuluess and conjured up a thousand sweet
dreams of wealth, spleudoi, happiness,
etc. Tho secret was revealed by a
novi e, who made too deep an inhala
tion and fell iuto hysterical convulsions.
lAlll'Ct.
An Humble hut True Hero.
At an obscure station 'n Northern
Iowa threo years ngu there were two
ladies awaiting to take a train. A tramp,
drunk enough to be ugly and quarrel
somo, whose hand, like Ishmnel's, was
against every man, came in aud amused
himself by directing insulting remarks to
them. The operator was receiving an
order to hold tho coming train, and did
not hear. As he passed through the
waiting-room to put out the red ling the
ladies appealed to him. He ordered the
fo.loiv out, ntid receiving abuse in return
attempted to push him through the open
door when the brute drew a concealed
dirk nnd stabbed him. Tho operator,
knowiug it to bo his death wound, mado
no outcry, hadnowoid of icproach for
his murderer, no repining nt his own
fate, sent no last message to tho loved
ones whom this coward's act had bereft.
He simply exteuded the ling which he.
still held to the ladies, and Baying, 'Tut
it out," fell lifeless nt their feet. Minne
(tpolit Trilivn:.
Backing Tliptn Ilntltcr Closely.
1 was talking with an old lumber
man tho other day, who wanted to
make nu impression on me," said a
friend to the liiner-Out, "and he mado
out n pretty good case. 'Talk about
river drivin' !' he exclaimed scornfully,
'thoy don't know anything about it,
nowadays. When I used to work on
tho river, wo u-ed to drive tho logs up
stream iustead of down, and tho river
was so full of 'cm that wo hail to stand
'em on end just as they growedand pole
'em along in thut way.' " ItcUton (Me.)
Journal.
Mrs. M. It. Hanton.a Brooklyn widow,
while walking lust summer in the Cats
kills, fell over an embankment near a
bridge, nnd blames the township authori
ties lor it. Hie has broke no bones, but
has sued for $10,000 for damage to her
beauty.
Tho Duchess of Hamilton is about to
place facilities in the way of young I on
don women who desire instruction in
dairy woi k.and she has arranged with an
experienced dairymaid to give lessons at
Glemham Farm.
Germany's foreign policy it said to be
keepiug busy all the men-of-war that
can be spaicd lroin home ueiences.
A KmiIichI Cure fur Kpileptlo Firs.
In tlif. t-'ibtor Please inloi-in your readers
Ibat 1 have a positive remedy for the above
named disease w bich Iuai iunt to cure the
norst caeeK. So si nmg is my faith In its vir
tues that 1 w tit send ftee a sampie bottle aud
valuable treatise to any sulli-i-cr w ho will give
n.e hla 1' ! und Kipicss address, llesp'y,
11.0. KUOT. M. V. IK) l'earm New York
No opium in Hibu's (.'me for Consumption
Cures where oilier remedies fail. h
TRADE
MARK
Rem
ri'Sf I
THE GHtAT. FY I
For Stablemen and Stockmen.
CURES
Cvt, Bwtlllifi, BrnlMi, Spratnt, 6llf, Btrtklu,
LiBitAui, Itlffnesi, Or ln,d Hcoli, BcrWb,
OuBtrftetloai, Ilth W mailt. Bit luslifclt, Bart
TUiskt, lnunpr. (Mie, Whitlow, IMl Blt,
fiatulft, Tatboti, Hpltaia, Rliibon and Sptvta
la IU triy U'.gat. Mrctluk wilt, vt.lt boiU.
At LnuGoiMs ash Ulau bs.
THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO., Baltimore H4.
FOR DYSPEPSIA
AI'OMITIVK Ct'llE K)U JNUNlJ'KTION AND ALL
fcioiuuu iroubi. .Mum i litirt 1 ruin.
Your DtvQjit or tientrai tMnttr will gtt Vr
Cumor tou i nut ahemty in tlorie. or it u ill t
ttnf by ii i,n rrvrtytuf V6 vt. l& tjv tl-UI) M
1 aim ik. Suttmta avtif uu eve tut at i-immU inuiu
Tie Charles, A, Voyeltr (ft,, laltlmpj-e, Jlj.
Carl sf thasks,
. Tf thsproprletof f Kline's Balsam should
publish ft Carl of thanks, coliUtntnf espres.
Slons of sratltude whlfch toine to him daily,
f mm those who hrs been onrM of eerere
throat and luns troubles br the use of Kemp's
Balsam, It wonU fill a fair-sired book. Ho
much better to Invito all te call en Snr druir
clt and gmt, A free sample btjttlo thai you may
iet fer yourself lis power. Largs bottles 60o
snd fl.
T-san are e-er thres hundred thousand bee
keepers la America.
tn fJenerst Pehllllr. Tlmselntlnn,
PoifsvMPTioN, and vyartiho i Ciui.nnrf,
Peon's KmumisK of Pure Cod Uver Oil with
Hypniihosphltes, Is a most valuable food and
mrdlolne. It creates an appetite for fond,
strengthen the not vnhs system, and builds up
the body. Pleaae read: "I tried Hcott's Kmul
Bion on a ynnnff ninn whom l'liNslcnnat times
gave up h"i e, Hlneo he began using the Kmul
ion hi i 'cuei tin ennse-l, trained neh and
strength, and from all appenrtmceshlBlifewlll
h prolonged many voir " .l-ws tfi'i.l.lVAN,
Hospital s ett-nrd, Mor:anra, Pa,
A DELIGHTED
Look at my face and ray hands not a pim
ple. Such as you saw there some time
ngo.
Seo my fresh cheeks, and I'm getting a dim
ple, I don't look at all liko I used to. I
know.
I asked the (Icllprhtcd young woman what she referred to, and sho answered,
Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It is the best boautillor in the world,
because it purities and enriches the blood, and pure rich blood gives good heulth,
and good health beauty. ,
Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is guaranteed to cure all Blood,
Skin aud Scalp Diseases, as Blotches, Eruptions, Salt-rheum, Tetter, Eczema,
Erysipelas, Scrofulous Sores and Swellings, in short, nil diseases caused by bad
blood, or money paid for it villi bo promptly refunded.
Copyrighted, 1888, by Wobld's DisriNSAnr Msmcal AftfloctATiow, Proprietors.
X IT 7. T-T :risr Tn33 nz:xi,
V n W no matter how bad or of how long standing,
is permanently cured by OR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY. M cents, by driiKglets.
ELY'S
CiTAnnH
. .fS4Bfcow'
Cleanses the Nasal
Paaaagea, Allay
Fain and Inflam
PoiA
urrwrn
mation, Heals tho
Bores, Restores tho
Senses of Tiutoand
Smell.
.e.tVf
mm
TRY THE CURE.
'0"";;!!. !.!.!: HI AY- FEVER
a druKfft; t'y irmtl, rgitfrti. n (?, tn.
-.1.1 lmui ii i .t;a, w am; njstew lort
N Y N IT-1 1
Th mother of a n.mbtr of our Urm h
mrM ot ft tame roii iuir ou hr fr of twntt
year' ! tn,' by s. s. A. I'thin Iiwn, Vcaki
Jiii-ET. iJt-uftKlftU, rarmeitvillo. T-x.
HwifVn spoi-iii.' mini our bat of an anrry tritp
tlou callcn Ecatiina aflvr ttia divtor'a proacrlptiout
had failed, aud ho la uow and U'-iti ly.
II. 1. Hiiobf, iu. Ii Hill, Ma
$W Puir1 for onr hook on Mood atidMtiu DtattaaM
ami Artvi.-n to Puflmerf, Uiailsxl frrt.
THEHWIFT g.'ErUU; cu., Drawers, Atlanta, Oa.
CHOICETEXAS LANDS
Rare Chance for Settlers.
The Railroad Kytm of Texaa havlns dTaloped ao
aa to brm within amy ..cfn uf gmid luteiiuraad
aeabuard uiarkata I be landa srauttnl to (ho
HOUSTON &TEXAS CENT'L RY.C0.
It baa boen dattrminad to offer to lettleri tha
Renowned Agricult'l Lands
Located alone tha line of tue 'ort Wtrtb k Denver
City ft. h., Wgiuuiar with Wtltar.cr
Couuty, cuinpriii-g
200,000 ACRES
In farma of lt'iO acrei and upward. Ttwselandi were
hx'aied by tha tout puny aiiiuuy the eMilierft, Willi
eapeclal car na to aoll, timtrer aud wntei. 1 bev aie
aiaDtai to tli gruuih of ciid, corn, oata wbeat.
barUy, rye, f'i-blfn, orcfaardt auii i0Bt auu
tlie arioua domeitic (frer.
Situated Id tho k' aied nod bealthy region known
at tha N.utlioi n I'Mib-ndle of Team, thty potieii a
ffenial otitnate, favoiable Ionian mtd bant, Ueia
outdoor woik can ta carried on Ilia yar round, anl
arain marked contraat whli reiouao( early and lata
fruete or ut destructive " LltEtai iU.'
fopuUttoD la f-nt pouring In, and lore) government
la already established, vt It h hoot, clmn het, Ac.
Tkhmi or Sale; Oue-fifth cnh. l-aloure in fut t-riual
jearljr puymeuti, with luteieet on dnfened ia muii.
Forfurtber IttforinaiK'n aa totbeaa aud laud la
djaoaot Couu;le, apply to
J. 8. NAPIER, Vernon, Texas,
(who la prepared to ibo to purcbuevre ); or to
C. C. GIBBS, Land Ag't, Houston, Tex,
UECHIGKENS
PAY.
.If yen know bnw toproiarlv rare
IfQrtheui. For 3 ceuta m rfteMupa
giving tu fprir!ice cf a pi act I
cul Poultry K-laei not aii un a-
leur. out a men worauig ir a-j
Ihih nnd tnt diirinia u rx-i ic dui
Vfl veaia. It teu-hte you how to
detect and (ure larafci-a; to Ftvd
f'r KyiTH kiiii alo for r ttnuniaf
uhirh Kt'U U- bave ftr liit-Mlus
I tii ifH -. atiid favnrvlhltiaf. ' litlt-tt.:
al.tr. hint tKiMtnd fur 'J'c. llniiu
)nu kliouilinr in Uji vact to muke tt
rmftt
11 It
IIOI'MI', 134 T.ronard mh-ii, N. v. liy
I aoy Plao'a Cure for fVro
iuipiloa In 1 HE bl BT
iter kutlua thu vuKe
FRAZER
BEST 1 H TIIK WORLD
taftiattKeOeuuliia.
UIIUHOL.
Sold lCverywhor.
SOLDIERS
M-Ooruai-. k 4 boun. W mi
AM
U ill
Mad; j ay. etc.; Vftit-
era k-Ubv
levptl: Liw free. W.
Wi.Uiuu.ij, I). C. a CJincliiUaU,U;
1p ft? fl LUaat koiM aag mat man tooaoj worl;fcr rhu
.MI at nythlct.lM In tba w rl Eiilir Coiil 111411
Ttwutarak. XAAia, 'fat'g Co., Augtua, Vi,
V
pRATOBS
Purify Your Blood
When sprln anpmti-haa. It Is very imrortant that
the blood should be purified, as at this eon Im
purities which have been eoeumuUtlu for months
or even youra, are liable manireit Ihomielvea and
forlornly affect tha ncllth. Unoa't Haraspartlla Is
undoubtedly the best blood ptirlfler. It etpelnavefy
tttnt, drives out semfnlous humor, and slves to
the blojd the quality and tone essential to rood
hrnlth.
' For Ave fun t was elok every crl-ir, but lat
yearh ami In. February to lake Hood's Srpi,rll..
1 n nl five hottlea ant haa not seen s sick day
slm a" (I. W. 8iw, Mil on, Mm .
" I think Ho t N.rwipvllla la Jut tht medio n
fer woman, or anyone who hm bad blijil." Jsxai
E. RsllTlt, Est Urea l T p, Pa
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Bold by all druRfftnta. II: lx fer as. Prepared only
by C. I. noon CO., Apeth-carle. Lowell, Miwa
IOD Doso Ono Dollar
YOUNG WOMAN.
My face ns all blotches complexion like
tallow ;
No wonder they thought me and culled mo
a fright;
No ono need have pluiples and skin gray and
sallow,
If she'll take what I took, ev'ry morn,
noon, and uigut.
KID GLOVES FREE!
10,000 PAIRS GIVEN AWAY!
Tvrrr leiilv hm hfani of. pvm tln'ii-h thr may never
hnve virn thr ftimoua "rnator" Kill (iliivr. Tho
"J oatur" "lit t ih l-l l-iamU vt knl ciovrt man
tiructiiifi., anil tlif giada w oik-r rrlnili vorwher at
fn $ i to I..'iO 1T P-lir, mid In veuif lUoet at en
iiiiiticr prices. A v-iotl bUilv kid glovr Ii etlwrtv. it)lili,
and i a nri-rnUy l tvvry Uiy, ? min rout, nnd every
one wlio aiuwcrs this udvcrUfteiiutit ui.iy itture jwtir
j' roe.
Tho I.-Mliea Bazar" Ii a mammnMi elirtit Pie
riiff, wltti a h.ilional rriuitatlull a one ol I be U-it fkm
l!y p-tpera pubinltrd. Every number t flilloi ikkI tliimrt
to lnteiTt unJ amine li h'.me circle. Oiii i reful um
prim lend all In vaiua; we want liUM' rtil'icnber, and
tal.i- tin wtty to get tfifm. Tliil advertisement Will
aiie.ir lint nmv. and tln win want insecure a pair
ot tiiese uiuvtft without ct, miM art quickly. Ktuto
alzei of glor wniitfMl. Tin-very ptrton who will
aittuvr ttun mi vert lament, Atnl end 1th oettta, n.lal
nolo or atetmii, to htip uiv o-t.'te, tic. Wo v III fern,
'Thn ..mile llnar, "on ymr frex. Thn pa
toumlliitt otter U urn tie to piiu-o our paper In IfioO
hollies, and unleM roti act at om-f, this cliuiice Will Irt
'na forever. VMre
Vubs., 1 U LADIKS BAZAR, I.yuu, Ma as.
M M lit It H lA. lt IU i l,IHMi.
so Mirni i nu you a ll n k k i.
A Nickel-Plated Towel Roller.
We wiilaeiid von ou
tr uinil, jo!P ,1. for .5.
I.aritH tin tt Hit In ttarrnta
rtivliiiul l'Htnrttu bti tl-'). Itia a hrauty ami ia
certainly tht pivitn nt thing In ttie ti arkrt Hmiiila
I'V ma 1, O Aa,-eiit' can d a big bUKln-M Mtb,
Xhmu. VSIOS PLATINO MFti.OO.. ). wull, Mea-.
DrTriTICe WANTKII. (Hi-I mei'cr
tl tU IllCd te.-H.ft. nve yh K O
lit 4 II AIM. KD. Nnd tt ouet-ent s'ainiM
ft r In- rn t nrn Mo h k DetrciUe
Itur tiitt llcndquwrlrrai ichilw. Khiihw.
Blair's Pills.1 Rheumatio Remedy.
Ofilliux, Hi round 14 I'lIU,
ALunurui aiti-i-ia ai iu-
yOHOLERA PROOF, or Ohio Improvids.V.
SWOMIBT.N HOOa. BIND FON 01 aCHIPTtON aRlOl.tJ?
Mr lie i.. ii. ifiUer Co., Cleaelitud, O.la7'
YOUR KAME Or our l.inon Mark-r and 20c.
i w Samiilo- oi our ii 'CiiU, Of Atlanta II nn'fil,
IlL'UIll.K hTAMl't'O., Ill l(a!iU Ave, Hlkl n, N Y.
I prearriba and fully
done Hlg 4 ta tba only
apeciftc lortuacciiajocuia
of thta dirnee.
O. U.lMdtAll AM.M.
AuiOierdum, ti. Y.
W have sold Hig ( for
in any yea re, and It baa
given tua beat of aaua-
f('Itnn.
U.K. DYCTIF CO.,
C hicago, UF.
1.00. BoldbyDruggULr
t
W.
S3
Heat
CAUTION
If auy dealer aajra lie
naiue aii'l rlf. .tanipi
..it. h M.i'i- il. iihr. wrir,.
'ltu
a J J i i eja J i
i i uo ill who hatH mvt Hteil 11 1. in itinn
to flvo a-hara 111 a Kubbt-r C.U, and
t hit flrt half hour txptmnie in
a ItiTtu null to tut lorrow that II It
hardly a beliar urolcctiuu Him.ii a mot-
V ft f-MJU
JT i Jr TO b ITS.3
C, . SwruilMil at M
f&W aaaaeSuUwre.
fca lirSeelybytlM
V Itrsu Olumlesl 0.
fnlaaii
TrJaO--all
' ' " M' ii-itS i Ti hii'm ii' fa t ieTil
ilBPISOSCURElP
hN 1 I W f FOR BAl.C ALL ORUaOlfiTfl,
A
WET
(Jitilo natting, n d only Kelt chagrined
At DU!g v Diio.y iua
n In, hut alto
HEfJ
tcelt
e 0"t Inok exa lly hko
flUtl llKAl!l''HLItKBl,
dya not have tn itiok ua..i, neiid tordtaeiibtivttataK'tftie. A.J.I own.. "JO Simmon-tit., Uohtuit, M.4,
fii"tfit4'ftf
tt la Irae eoeBomy ietmy Hntvl'a ftaraapiriUa, I
"100 D Ono Dollar" la ordinal with anil trnaV
ealy ef thla popular mertMn. If you wlah to prer
thin, bur a boitla of Uiod'aSrHr'arlllaan loioaann
Itaonntenta. Yu will find It to h -U luo teaieocitl
Noir read tbedlrertlona, an 1 ton wtj find tbail
ttia averatetletc far p raoni of di(Tt-Ant ata ta leas!
than a t eapoonful. This Is oorlamlr ponolaalrsj
evirtenoa bf tha peonll.it atrenslti and anonomj eft
ItoM'a Raraarxtlla, '
"HoclaSara.viaHllap'irlnid mr Woo', tTe pie
trnnirth and ortirouno tin h'alaohe snd dt; uoas, I
ao that no I am ahle to aora axaln. I reoomraasA
Hoo l a Saraaparllla to olh r a hoae Mood It thin o
tinpurii, and who il wo'ra out or run down.'
X.UTHKS Naios, Lowrll. taaa.
Hood's Sarsaparllla .'
Sold by alt dnwal.ta. tl : "l for .1 Trxi'ared only
by C I HOOD & CO., Apothojorlra, Lnwdl, Hua,
IOO Doses Ono Dollar
The meat eera
Oln asfe
Palm RKMRDT
In the watlal
that Inatemtlf
stops the an oat
seme I t ftig
pains. It Is
truly the great
rotvtaVKROn
OF PAltf, aail
has done more
good than any
known nmatf,
ror ipn..i!,nnriF., (Kriiii,
rAIV In Ilia IIKT or -UE. ilEal
At 'II K, TOO ! II At II 10, or any other H
1 ! It.N AI. I'AIV, a fr applirallona art
like maglr. renalng the 1'AIX to IN
S'l'AMTI.l STOP.
For t'0lKTIOI, INFLAMMATION",
Rtlll F. I'll HOAT, nilOKl IIITI. tdl.O
In the IIKHI', IIIIF.I MATISM, UBI'
ItAI.CtlA, I.I M lltOO. MlATIt'A. PAINS
In the aims II or the Ilnrk. etr more ai
lenile,!, loitaier (oiitlnnril and repeated
application are nereaaary to ellect a
rm e.
All lTFIt'AI. PAI'S (In the Bowels
or Mnmaclil, I'lUNPN, HI-AIMS, SOt B.
HTO.M A II. ID A I' E A. V HI IT IN ,
nr. Mi nt iin, n i A it r ii ib a, t oi.iO,
FI.ATI'I.F.Nt V, FAINTINtl SPFM.S. aro
rellevril Inatantly and tll'ICKLY
( I IIF.II hy taklni Inlernnlly aa direct
ed. Sold hy llrusitlata. P'l e, AUe.
AD WAY'
PILLS
THE
Per the rure of All tlaorters f ttie
RTOMSCII. I.IVKIl. HUWRI.lt, K.10
NK.1M, IILAODI-.U, NKIIVOI S I)1SBA
K, I.O-I1 of AIM'KI'ITK. IIKADACHB, '
COX.STII'ATIOM, fOHTIVKIVKSS, ISDI-
;xt riov, Rii.ioi i;ss. Kiev Kit,
ll-"I.AM.M A'l IO olllir HIIWKI.S.PILKS
sntl ell dei-Ntigenirnta of tlte InlerrJsl
Vlareia, Purely Ve)rlsble, ronlaiiin(
no merrory, ralnrrala, or DEI.; TKIl
IOI H Ultl JS.
PKHKK1T UIUK.MTIOW will be Sf
reiiipll.linl hy lekloa; RAUWlfl
ril.l.S. II to doing
DYSPEPSIA,
rick iik irnrc, FOUL STOMACH,
nil.lOl NK, will be oltld, and
I lie f.io.l that la .alia rentrlbate Its
nonrlaliliiK prnyertlea for tile support of
Ilie natural waale or (lie baaly. SOLD
BY ALL. DHVUUISTS. Prlre M.tc. per
boi, or, on rei-elpt of prlre, will be
ant by mall. 0 bases for One Dollar.
HAD WAY t o., U t Warren 8t.,N. V.
I r Yon wish a
1 IKIIMI (SflrT, i af CS w
K K OI
llir-l line rum t.f (he
I. , I 11
liraiM SMITH W KKKON
hi Dift. '1 he niifft mm II arms
i vrr n atiufat tirt d and the
fkr-t t h liu nf all t In.
Vminfia.-tmt d in ral ltie ard 44-im. Htn.
li onlmiMe actli'ii. huffy II jiinnw rhta and
llK' t tiKHlda. rrimltnrtMl utlivlyot Imii unU
Ity Wl out III ! rvi ci'inuiiy in-4- itti ktmoii
niu nh I' Mid Mc k. i lii at' unrivah'd fr finl-L
Ait nihil 1 1 y it iid nenn nc . lt not l edertivM If
inip mi it 1 1 ctt lii t cn a ! ion Imltnilona whu-h
a e ( fit n l'l for the genuine ai tit le and era not
Oil imr.Uat!r, lilt daiigiTnlia. 'Ilia hMlTH
U FKStiN Itevi'lvn-a an-all atmnivd Uh n the bar
li'le. tlh hi ni'a nrnic, eildrme Pli-l dntt n of fatcta
mid arc BiinrnntrcH pcrfti t in evi r drtail. In
Hir't ii'fii liavliir tlm K nuinc atticlr, and If yorir
I'mli-r niiiti'd ii' lv you mi nrtU r ant to a-Mrea
lit lw ill ri'ci ir fit lin t end careful attmtiotL
Iaci pt iv cut h1".'iip iithI I'l ici-p f iirnl"hl upon ai
SMITH WKSSON,
rMntion tht pHp-r. prltigUrld, Mm aa.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"Py a thorough kunwlei'ay of the natural lawi
with li govern tbt t ratl ua if ditit'etion aud nutxt
tn ti, wd l-y a tareiul application of the Dii oiivr
tiea of w rll-atdcvtrd (. (, Jr. J baa provided
cur Lit akfuit tublta with a dflUatt ly cavoun-d lv
nag- win" li inay eavr u many luaNy dittr-' bllla.
It if ty Hi juiilclt ue tue of am h article of dlt-t thai
a i moditntlnti may I giudiinlly l uilt upunlllatnif
nu uifli to imlut vyry tt udt-my to rtisiatv 41nii
dir ot aiil tu iiiaUdiia hi t fluwt lug around iuraly
tj' atlui-k whi'ieser ihnu .a a wc k hi!uL Sa mar
errr.)r many a fut el rhalt hy keeping our fl wtdl r
foi tiiu.l ith puiti bit' d aiid a pio.Hiiy uouriahwa
fi'tiino," i it il S- rvift thiTsItt,
Mxili- ulinply wltn hoilliiK water or milk. Hold
rniv tn ii ui j I'Uiiii 1 1 in, ut (irtt i'ia, laoriicti time
.IT! tV ( II. . Iloiuit
i.binii n, Miguun,
CONSUMPTION
1 llaVf NMiill t reint-.i . fill Ilia rtlMJe i1W3 ; bT III UM
IliouwmU uf t ol LliuwoiM km and vt U.iij lundtng
I.y Uet'ii tttrcd. Hiiuug in my i tilth 1 tu fn-jtu y Uial
trentlM- on ttiu tliMMK' to HJtr mifrirr. Olve
win cruia iy ivii a ui't, itt viir wivii m iuui
tUprtM aAd
r. u. iiirut4. i. a. diak i si. n. c, hi r
'uarl ft i.t K. X
who bars ud Plao'g
( uro fur Coneumptloa
i.y It U liKHT UF ALL.
feold evorwbata, 'Jtt
Ktrk1! Vrn-reket KDcectel iwluN entrf MD rNl a-4
MUMU. rt-psl4, IU I
o. v. gaa , i sm ft. K i-k.
PEERLESS DYES tZliXJZZS.
i - is r 5V-5CSh furwshcd
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE CENTLEMEN.
Heat in the world. Fxariilne his
5.00 ;eS( im: liiMi.M M i miOE.
b.i.ni) ioi.ll'K AM) r'AlOlKHS' MIOE.
s :.no I x i it v m i t: ( Ai t suoii.
ll.lll-Ak L.II M MIIH..
K'i.'J. fllt IC V,J M 4'i KIIOIC.
J.ooan.i sl.ls HOVi' HCHOOL SUOK8.
Aii UMdniu CuuKivaa, Butlun and Lae,
L. DOUGLAS
SHOE
FOR
LAO I 8.
Material. llcat Stvla. Ilr.t Flttlnr.
haa the W. L. Dill (.1 AS SHIIKS wltliout
.1 on boltnni. nut Mm ilmvn us .1 fr:mj. 1 not
. lWf;l Aw iir,."V'l'i,N. n A MS.
- u - u - ltu - - - - 'uj
I "jE 3E h i i HE J i
We oiler Uta ua wUu wanta t.rvlca
inut ityls) a gatriuent that wlil kep
iW dry hi tt liHrdett IUTU H la
caller TOW U . Itttl IIBANl
' hlJt'KtU,'' a i.ame fouJiiar to efr.'ry
Cuw-Uoy ad vTr 'llU l-i'd. witb Uitm
tha only prtt-t Wind and Wiwrwou,
C-at 1. "Tuwifl JrUh bind (iui.-kai'.
acJ tate no oihir. If your a.riii pr