.ARBns.
agriculture in Always
introduction of better
"k. The Mine ipirit of
ompU the farmer to
"nches hiru tht the
most pork, the
e most milk and
which will yield
the cheapest and
.ay for feed And at
you find a farmer who
farm and home, using
potior implement, you aro very ant to
find his pasture Supplied with improved
loch.. ifieia Vrleant Tim-Democrat.
TRKSSnVlNO CELERY
Celery should now be banked up with
earth to the top leaven; this blanches the
stalks and makes them tender, and pre
serves mem from injurious frost.
Moderates freezing will not injure the
celery. When the weather is getting too
com the plants may be be taken up and
set upright in a trench as deep as the
plants are long and as close together as
may be. The earth is left on the roots.
Tho trench is covered crosswise with
vTrt boards, and these aro covered with
iw and earth to exclude frost,
warmer localities a light covering only
1 be needed. A supply can be taken
of such a pit nt any time, but where
cold is severe tho opening should be
;d up nt once. Xew York 1'imrs.
. '
lltTIXD A GRANARY.
; is unfortunate that farmers should
w eo much waste in their grain pro
cts after tliey have tikou so much
.ins and labored so hard to harvest
hem. And yet there is a great loss
ivcry winter in the granary. Iudeed,
ome fanners hive no- granary, but put
heir threshed grain in bags and boxes,
in which things mice delight. Others
lo uot thresh out the main crops until
hey wish to market them, possibly not
ntil spring; but there is always awaste
iu the mow, as well as in tho grauary.
Every farmer should have a good mice
proof granary, and there is no sufficient
reason for not having one. As a rule it
will pay to market most field crops in
fall or early winter, before they have
wasted much; nnd the saving thereby,
wo believe, will exceed the possible in
crease or price which may be received if
held until spring JNVio York Imlepeiii
tnl. COMPARATIVE VAI.rit OF MIT,R.
l'.-ofcssor Ladd, the expert dairyman
and chemist, formerly of the New York
'uieiit Station, fcund in some cases
j Vty-two pounds of milk were rc
fJ to produce one pound of butter;
) only thirteen pounds. lie do
'oi " e figures as follows: '-Sup-'
farmers were taking milk to
miter factory, each cow avcrag
ounds per season, or 30,0(J0
- milk for tcu cow, liy tho
. method of paving for milk at
ictorics, each man receives an equal
aotint. By paying for milk according
the fat, As milk would produce 2353
mds of butter, which at twenty cents
pound would amount to $470.60,
B's milk 931 pounds of butter, at
nty cents per pound, $185. 2 J. But
tcad of this each receives $328.40, or
gives B $142.20. These are the cx
nics, but such cases are found at every
nmery. iJustw. Cultivator.
iXTERIxti OKRAXIUMS IX A CELLAR.
'o keepgerauiums well during winter,
1 up in tho cellar, requires some ex
.'uce, and, according to as good on
ly as Vick, something depends on
"'upernture and humidity of the air,
vlii'thcr the plants are near the top
,om - of the cellar space. Only
1 trial would prove tho right place
le capabilities of each cellar. Tho
vay is no doubt to take up tho
with some soil and set them in
of soil. Rome water can be given
le the toil about tho roots, and
tho planU bo allowed to stand
out fuithcr attention for w'
'CcWtQdry off. !
Then1
lai. oj
goC
re
iC
it
he
at
In the spring, in time for hatching out
the early broods. Should they not begin
to lay, however, before the winter begins,
they will not lay at all until spring, but
will begin early. The cold weather scorns
to hare a curious effect in that rwpect,
for young chicki stop growing, hens
will not begin to lay, and ovon tho
cocks are indolent and selfish.
Nor is it any less important to push
the cockerel. If tho eggs are intended
for hatching, a forward, well-matured
cockerel will be much more valuablo and
serviceable than one that has been slow
in growth and not fullv developed.
When the small breeds have been used.
they will bo found approaching maturity
much sooner than the large breeds, but
do not make as good wiutcr layers as do
those breeds that possess heavy, fluff
feathers, nor is the tall comb of any ad
vantage to them wheu the frost is keen
and tho winds sharp. Liberal feeding,
however, will assist maturity to bridge
over some of the difficulties, and it pays
at that, as tho eggs collected in winter
are always worth much more than those
of a later period. Thin out all tho in
ferior stock, select tho strongest, earli
est and most active pullets, and pigk out
a cockerel full of vigor and strength.
carm ana t irtti'le.
FARM AKD GARDEX NOTES.
Ilusband and wife should bo equal part
ners.
Bleaching fruit with sulphur Is a bad
practice.
When you store tools for the winter
oil them.
Gardening is taught in the co-ninon
schools of France.
Provide some succulent food for your
pigs during the winter.
Huskings arc in order. So aro pu-nn-
kin pies and doughnuts.
Lay in a good stock of papers aud
magazines for winter reading.
When you mulch small fruits mulch
enough to keep down the weeds.
Build bridges if vou like, but don't
break up tho roadbed in tho fall.
Fertilizers improve a poor soil anJ
keep a rich ono from running down.
One of tho drawbacks of eprnvinz is
that it kills our friends as well as our en
emies. The more landowners and homesteads
there are in a nation tho better it is for
the people.
The young man who gets a good agri
cultural education is going to be iu fu-
uro demand.
Apply your manure where tho roots of
your crop can reach it or it can reach the
roots of the crop.
Not manure but well fertilized earth
should be placed n xt to tho roots of
transplauted trees.
If you have but a srmll farm put your
energies and cash iuto that and mako it
produco as much as most large farms.
Manure when compositing needs water
to make it moist; but care must be taken
that there is not water enough to leach
it.
It is for tho farmers to see that tho
agricultural colleges and experiment sta
tions are properly run, and to aid in run
ning them.
Potatoes should be stored where they
will have a cool, even temperature, and
be overhauled once a month to get rid of
decaying ones.
If a cow has sharp horns put wooden
thimbles on the ends of them. The knobs
can be fastened on by pe.s run through
both horn and knob.
The wide-awake farmer visits other
farms than his own. When he finds con
vuiicnces, methods and crops better than
at home it inspires him to greater effort.
Many abandoned farms have been
abandoned because they were too large
to be profitably cultivated. It is very
seldom that a small farm is abandoned.
A few good emasculated ajfc cats will
bo found l- able stock tho
1 cat is worth
8, aud it never
cured as every
re it, is worth
of the coarse,
uflE wo find
is one cause of milk fev
ire common than it used
that both food aud milk
- to bo put upou light diet
eks before they come in.
, trees of any kind is growing
Xow, if we will use the trees as
i.her crops, giving them good,
. and deceut care, we shall act
and likely successfully grow one
A trees. '
le first cost of working land to a
per depth is considerable, but when
co done and the impediments that is,
jck, stones or stumps disposed of,
.here is an annual saving of time and of
ols in the work.
Keep weeds from the compost heap;
especially do not allow any of them to go
to seed. It would be the foundation of
a deal of hard work, hoeing, and clean
'ng next year should any of them be
rmitted to scatter their seeds in the
If by anyerro,of judgment a newly
seeded field of wheat has been (jnished
by rolling, it should have a light harrow
ing imroediati y with a small sloping
tooth harrow. The harrow should
nlwavs le U8' n'ttSr the roller in finish
..aflclV Hcnmal is choked put ahand
i gunpowder on tho roots of its
mgue .'id hold the jaws together, if
ossible.Vor half an hour. The gun
powder lelUxes tho muscles and permits
he obstructing substance to go cither
lown or up. It i dangvous to poke
he obbtructionylown the animal's throat.
V
Seed riaiWl ny Birds.
Walter B. BarroVs, at the receat
meeting of ornithologusts, read a paper
on 4 'Seed-Planting Birds." Mr. Bar
rows referred to the modi) of distribu-
Hon nf sccJi by birds and the species of
Vltnd uature of seeds cngagud in tho
jgardto the distiibution)f seeds
as Mr. Burrows showed their man
be a curious one, the crow having
vcr to disgorge anything at will.
) w has a habit of eating largely of
1 of lRiisun ivv aud other uoxioui
aud then disgorging theui iu a
a, many of tlioso seadit beiug iu
mow. How iiauy othur
this power of k-rctiou is
h 1 be 1. 1 into
TEMPERANCE.
cnntsTMA snips,
TharVs ft good ship sails into childhood's
nay.
Mi.l the a-low and glory of Christmas Day,
V it h spiry perfume and favoring; Rale
Fanning the folds of its star-gammed Mils,
It halls from th gleaming, golden strand,
Th wonderful slmranf fairyland.
It is manned hv a kill Tallin fr
And Santa Claiis is it master true.
It brines to the rollicking girls and boys
Books and bon-bons, and bright n.w toysi
And many comfort to young ami old,
It bears from that magical shore of gold.
Oh, children ! I would not dim your smila.
But pause in your plea.tire,and think awhile
Of the ship thatsails into Sorrow's bay,
'.Mid clouds and sighs, on this Christinas Day.
At the bow sits Grief at the holm Despair.
It is manned by woes, and freighted with
care;
It brinseth the drunkard's curse and blow,
The pinching of want with the cold and
snow.
The wanderings far.with bare, freexiug feet,
1 he hungry wail but for food to eat
The anguished prayer without hope or faith.
The struggle for life more sal than death.
O ! could ye not waft to this gloomy strand
One breath of joy from your sunshine land;
1 b'ot from some chee a tear's sad trace,
And bring a smile to some worn, wan face?
i.mmaS.Aheart,in Temperance Banner
ANOTHER REFfOK FOR RUM OCXS.
The Young Men's Cliristinu Association
have purchased the famous "eanten" which
Is situated so near the parade ground of the
State Camp of Instruction at Peekskill, N.
Y., as to virtually he in the camp, and when
the National Uuard next year goes into camp,
the banner of this association will te floatiug
from these hnildinirs that were formerly so
objectionable; and religious services, meet
ings of song and harmless games will take
the place of intoxicating drinks and their
degrading accomimuimeiito. V. V, T. U.
Bulletin.
ATTRACTING ATTKNTIOIf.
Iii an English exchange, a temperanca
worker thus describes a novel method for
arousing the attention of Idle people: "I
have a notice board in front of my house a
private one- ou which I tack posters of im
portant meetincs, diagrams, drink maps,
pictures, sayings of eminent men, scraps of
poetry, etc., etc. Some are exhibited one
week, some for two, and it is astonishing the
numbers of passers who stop aud look. They
clo.sely inspect and read what is on the board.
All classes are attracted, gentry, trailers,
mechanics farm laborers, and even sots, so
that a good diagram or a striking picture is
s useful a sail ordinary lecture, and really
more so, bec.mse it cateues the attention of
so many who never jittvnj our meetings.
THRRCM CURSE IN AFRICA.
Bishop William Taylor, a competent wit
B"ss concerning the ravages of strong drink
in Africa, m a rec.'iit letter, writei .
"Poor Africa's deplorable condition under
tho rum curse is darker than when the steal
ing of millions of its people caused Living
stone to call it the 'open sore of the world.'
A hundred steamships that sail from Euro
pean and English ports to the west, south,
nnd east coasts, carry a principal cargo of
rum and gin. Hamburg alone, by two lines
of steamers, exported to Afiica liJO.OXl tuns
of rum last year; and many other cities, in
cluding our own Boston, are engaged in the
nefarious business of turning a Mississippi
of death and destruction upon the defense
leas Africans, annually decimating whole
sect ions of that country."
So far as the American exportation of rum
to Africa is concerned, Congress, during this
session, should provide by appropriate legis
lation for its suppression. Xational Temper
ance Advocate.
KKCKKT CniMKS AND ACCIDENTS CAUSED BY
LIQUOR.
Mrs. Christine Jansen, of New Tork City,
while drunk committed suicide by swallow
ing a large dose of Paris green.
In a tit of despondency, the result of drink
ing heavily Mrs. Minnie Saul, of Green
point, Brooklyn, N. Y., hanged herself in
her room.
While in a drunken fit, Thomas Dawson,
a factory hand of. Spartanburg, 8. C, at
tempted to carve up his wife. He was ar
rested before any damage was done.
William Kenny, a married man of New
ark, IS. J., cut nis throat from ear to ear
and tore the wound open with his hands while
suffering with delirium tremens.
Thomas Callahan and Matthew Hogan. of
Trenton, N. J., were out drinking together.
They quarreled, an t Callahan shot and dau
gerousiy wounded Hoan.
While druuk and quarrelsome, Frank
Fooke, of Fu liuan. III., shot and killed his
Jviff and t'leu Wen out Ms own trains in the
presence of the'ir thirteen-year-old daughter.
Agues Steele, a yoilig married woman of
Hoboken, N. J., was thrown out of a second-
story window by her drunken and quarrel
some husband, Barnard Steele.
On a recent night a passenger train ran
over a druukeu negro who was asleep on the
track near Powder Springs, Ua.,and dragged
his body for a quarter of a mile, tearing it
Into fragments.
Josph Ferron, a shoemaker of Worcester,
Mass., took a number of drinks with a smooth
tongued stranger, who afterwards while they
were on the street, knocked Ferron down and
robbed bun.
Martin C'ouvery, au eighteeu-vear-old
drunken tough, of Worcester, Mass., engaged
in a street light with one of his companions.
He was worsted, and frenzied with rage, he
ran through the streets with an open pocket
knife, stabbing a man named Murphy and
another named Patrick Maher.
At S A. if. Mrs. Hattie Allaliouh, of 88
Haveineyer street, Brooklyn, N.Y., answered
the ringing of her door bell. Upou the stoop
she fouud seated William Roberta, a saloon
keener, and John O'Brien. They asked for
their friend, Mr. Allabacb. Mrs. Allabach
upbraided them for their untimely visit, aud
ordered them away, shut the door, when
Roberts fired a pistol shot through the door,
the bullet striking Mrs. Allabach in the side
and seriously wounding her.
TKSIPRKANCK NKWS AND NOTES.
The greatest senses-taker iu the world
whisky.
A New Jersey W. C. T. LT. union has a
"great-grandmother'' 101 years old.
Father Mathew's immortal pledge was,
''For my own sake, for the sake of others,
and for the glory of God, 1 abstain."
The most recent statistics of arrests for
drunkenness in Maine, in any one year, show
hut four arrests to every Pjo of the popula
tion. According to the inland revenue returns
up to March of the present year, Ireland
consumed last yettr 4.710,083 gallous of
spirits, aud 2.4ti0,M5 barrels of Imer.
The 41.0IX),IKI0 gallons of spirit made in the
Vuited Kiugdom in Ibb'J were mostly used in
England, and nearly three-fourths of this
vast quantity was drunk as a beverage.
Thirty-six "wet" counties of Georgia have
one convict to every ti'JO people. One hun
dred aud one "dry" counties in the same
State have one convict to every VSi'J people.
"The watchword of those who believe in
prohibition by woman's ballot, said Miss
Willard in her annual address, "is 'two
votes for the home where it now has but
one.' "
Wherever the national convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union goes
It leaves new unions in its wake. One ox
these is a new "V" iu Atlanta, Ga., with
sixty members.
A white-ribbon soldier of seventy years
wauls to see the gruves of her comrades
tlecorultid, wheu those of the soldiers are,
by a Mill; aud a cross, with the motto, "For
God aud Home and Native Land."
Amoncr the new organizer appointed by
the National Woman's Christian I'eiuperance
Uiuuu is Mrs. M II. Keese, oc west Wash.
igyniou, who will probably go during the
ytnai' to Alaska in the iutoresc of society.
'.(ere Is a singular unanimity of opinion
amoi-the physicians with regard to the de
structive iKjwer oi aU'otiot uku tlie liuuian
brain. li'- Kate Mitchell says, "the brain,
the most iuiK't'iiit oivau if the body, the
vaisions, tkiu ;iiCillli;;mce, of all humuu du-
Hi-es and fevlnus' of the highest a well
orVihe. basest of ouil propensities, i the organ
tuVarliest aud the uost profoundly atUcked
by uXxihol." I
We'll write it down till
everybody sees it
Till everybody is sick of
seeing it
Till everybody knows it
without seeing it'
that Dr. Sage s Catarrh Rem
edy cures the worst cases of
chronic catarrh in the head,
catarrhal headache, and " cold
in the head."
In perfect faith, its makers,
the World's Dispensary Med
ical Association of 13uiTalo,
N. Y offers to pay $500 to
any one suffering from chronic
catarrh in the head whom
they cannot cure.
Now if the conditions were
reversed if they asked you to
pay $500 for a positive cure
you might hesitate. Here are
reputable men, with years of
honorable dealing; thousands
of dollars and a great name
back of them and thev sav
"We can cure you because
weve cured thousands like
you if we can't we'll pay
you $500 for the knowledge
that there's one whom we
can't cure."
They believe in themselves.
Isn't it worth a trial? Isn't
any trial preferable to catarrh?
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
BEECHAM'S PILLS
For Billons ail Nervous Dlsorlera.
"Worth a Gnhiea a Box" but sola
for 25 Cents,
BY Al.Ii nnt UGMTft.
jju; .1 mi Jtwi.'i-1 j n
A. I.KIIIIANn'.
PATENTS
WfifthliiL'ton. I. (!.
ss run UHCULAR.
Mount Do.itli Xot to Wear n Press Cont.
A good tiling is told of llarrios, tho
Guatemalan dictator, in connection with
tho dress of the men attending the opera.
formerly tho little short jackets that
come just under tho armpits were worn
by many, hut when tho President went
abroad he saw how those in other parts
of the world dressed, nnd on his return
issued an edict compelling all tho men to
cither appear in a full-dress coat or a
Prince Albert. They dressed as dirccted.
To disobey might mean death. San
irancitco Vhroiuelti.
Guaranteed five year eitht per cent, Fir,t
lortirunoson Kansas City property, Interest
mmitwieu iriieu uue mm reiumeu wimoui
expense to leader, for sate by J. ii. Hauerleln
V 1 'n.. Ivmqft I'itv. "Vn. VVritn fnr purlin, I it-1
READY RELIEF.
fHE CRE4T COHQUEflO! OF PlIK
For Kprnina. Rrulsrs, llnrknrhe, lnla n
t lie I beat or Midi-, Unilinear, l out hnche,
r uu oilier external miii, a lew niiitlleit.
lions rubbed on by bund, act like uiuilc,
causing me pain to Inniuiiily aiov.
tor laiiKt'Mimiii.C ol,U, HronehilU. I'nen.
niolilii, lulliiiiiiiiHIlinio, llbeiluiHliKiii. Neu-
niKii., ..uiiiuntfii, MeiniieK, inure llioronsb
uuil repent e.l upplieatioiin are uereasnrj .
All 1 11 ij run I i'hiiii., liiarrbirn. Colic,
hpanlUH, .,nuneH, I'aiiiling rpelU, Nervous
hfh, Mi'mlratiiriu ri relieved lllMauli) .
ml quiekly cured by Inkles inwardly
lo UU ilioin iu null a nimbler ol water.
OOu.aboule. All t)ruguUi.
AnUfAV'S
rs: ana w v 0 n i w
1 PILLS,
An exrrtlent nnd mild 'nt hurtle I'm re It
FKlKble. TUe Rlest find ilei M 'dir. no
In 1 ho wvrlit lor ttiv Cure ui all Ul urdur
LIVER, STOMACH OR BOWELS.
Taken nrrordliin 10 direction they will
rent ore beitUu aud renew vitality.
Price 25 cti. a Box. Sold by all Druggists
GAIN
ONE POUND
A Day.
A GAIN OF A POUND A PAY IN THIS J
CASK OF A MAN WHO HAS BECOME "ALL j
RUN DOWN," AND HAS DEOUN TO TAKK j
THAT REMARKABLE FLESH PRODUCER, 5
TT'S
is! on !
OF PURE CCO LIVER OIL WITH
Hypophosphites of Lime & Soda
IS NOTHING UNUSUAL. Tills FEAT
HAS BEEN PERFORMED OVER AND OVER
again. Palatable as milk. En.
IM1RSED TV l'HYSICIANS. Sold by ALL
Uaucicis rs. Avoid substitutions and
1M11 A 1 IONS,
RELIEVES
Mil ELY bKUTll KUS. M Warren
.ADWAY'8
I ;;jaz8-ii '
j wnffi-JfGl y
SCO
A FEWHENS
Is the motto and teachings of the Rett Poultry Paper puhllshed. It fntte Only IV) cts. a yeart slK
uimilli a els. Casli or mainui. hauiple free. A.l.lress KAKM OL'l.TKY, Box aim, Hoaloa, Mass.
K ..nTHlNG ON EAdv..
Uvy
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ir YOU VT (iV.T IT
It la Atimnjlutfly Pum HIkIiIt funfrntratl. Mutt K-!umil't, brn'MUtr mich mnittl ilfmesi, Btrlcttf a HttlWfn.
tiai t 1 woJ. Ycu t an hny r i iaIj l.,J s i ln p iti wn n,u. I'ji'irnU uud I 'ui i nil JImuimi ot IVuitcy. Woi th
Umift tlij.ii iuU wlun bi-uu aic Sl.ultiiiijf. 'tin lrx can Mad um ttu, ir -t. J mt inula (o prttveul roup lb la
krihlttr " aiiVhKi'UhtuiiK r. l uf ult.' br tlmwit. KiuOprs. ifi-nrial nt'Jif ami frt'tl flcalTK. Nil iiihfr luniir Ake It.
V t will M-iiil h(i,t. iwii.l by n.all tut full-.w. Au w
KAIIN'i i' U'K" (piu-e in'i-iii. oniaiBi a oiiy
,iKt f'T W) p'rarM ; or, una lai rf t I- p"iinJ
iiii Cur
9 fur t 00. Mi larci can. nurt-iMi if piUJ, $..u0. Hf
Why nih, nnd M nd venr rtnt yoUrimlf
nnd ynnr rlntheft on wanhdny.whpn, ever lno
1hii4, lloliltlnn's Klectrie Wwo ha been offered
on purpnfto to Hirliten jour labor, and itav-e
vour clothe. iVme trjr It. Your grocer hiu IU
Init Ati-lilsoB cUtlmsPM) miles of mil, 910
In halloa.,
llaw'l ThUf .
We offer One Hundred Dollars regard fdr
nnr c a- of ctitnrrli that CMiiuH tie ou red by
tnlilng Hail' ratarrh I'lira
F. .1, t'HKHitT CO., Props., Toledo, Oi
We, the nnilerwlaned, have known K. Jl.
Cheney for the laM 15 yearn, and believe hint
prrleoily honorable in all bulnefl4 tranitan
tlnna, and flnanelally able to carry out anf
ohlik'fttiohft made by their firm
Wkht A Thuax, Wholesale Drugg-lota, ToU
do, O.
Wamuno, KtfJuAw A MARTtir, Wholeiutla
liriiKitlxNi Toiedoi tl.
llnll'K Catarrh I lire l taken Ifltehiallv; aet
In directly upon the blood aud niuooun pur
fneoB of tho HyMein. Tefltimonlftln aent. free;
l'Mce 7;c. ir bottle. Sold by all drugglota.
VitnMONT 1 orderlnit apples f rord MtehtKam
A Remarkable Ofler.
f or sevrral yearn a well known IViatnn hil.
nesa houne has made person keeping poultry,
friror- niilitu rmuarka de offers of premiums
piynhle In uold. some as li lull as flfiy dollars
to the firm nnd not leu than live dollars to
any winner of a premium. The bent thlnff
About thoie offers wait that the premiums
have Always lierrt promptly paid as ag-med In
told coin, Fifty dollar premiums lil not
"icrow on every modi" as the old aayins In, an I
we have no doubt tomanywdio Oitniiirted for
them, the amount leceived came In liandy to
help pay the nerennnry bills of a hnrd winter,
or ir not, buy mime lumiry that the family t
wilutidy needed, but other Ne eould not af
ford. The name ilrtn, 1. 8. Johnson A Co;, IU
cunt m lloune t., llonton, Mans., autllotlre us
to mule that they have prepared an offer of
similar vreinliimn this year, with one very 1m
lortant Improvement and that fa, so that the
Hint winner nlund. a fair cliam e with others
of uettiliu ono hundred and fifty dollars In
ijold premiums. Why! that is an (mod an fifty
dollars per month for th three whiter
inonihn. It's worth iryln for anyway, John,
fon e Co., will send full iiartleulnm free trt
any pors n sending them their address on si
po-tal card. Thene pnMiilum offer areuiaile
In connection with the un.or Mheriuau Uuu
ilition Powder to make hens lay
Children' l.lvea Maved for dOCta,"
Thounandnof children die annually of croupj
Now, uiotliersiif you would spend 60 cents and
alwny have a botllo of Dr. Tobias's Venetian
Liniment In the house you never need fear
IokIiik your little oneswhen attacked with this
conipinliiL lirend croup even as yon would a
thief In the niu-ht, and be prepared to save
your thirling! It U now upward of forty years
hinre this liniment was tlrt offered to the
public. Hundred of cures have been reported
from the use of this vnluatile remedy, and
never has a home been known to have been
robliedof one of its treasures where the above
preparation wan und. Those who have tested
and know the value of r. Tobias's Venetian
l.iulment stnte they would not tie without It
even were tho price f IU per bottle. Instead of
onlv it- HUM.
boldly all druitglnts. M
Lee Wft's Chinese tioadaohe Cure. Harm
Irsn In effect, quick aud positive In action,
r'etit preimid on receipt of l per bottle.
Adder & Co.,r! Wyandot tesU,Kar,aaaClty,Mtf
Tlmlier, Mineral, Farm Lands and Ftatioltn
In Miiwouri, Kaunas, Tex and Arkansas
boUKhlaudnohl. Tyler At Oih. KannasCliy, Ato
If afflicted with sore eyes use Dr. InaaeThomp
rou's Kye-wator.liruiricUlssoll at &c. per bottle
Two Giants
On the one h.ind scrofula, the ancleut dlMMe,
known tho world over, gnawing at the vluU ot
cvory nation, exbMnc In the blood of ntpmijr every
laniily desceuded to us from our father or ao
quired by our wrong habits aud tndulgeuc-,
On too other hand llcxw.sarw,parllla. the mod
ern medicine, the treat enemy ot Impure blootl,
eccompllshluK the most wonderful cures of scrofula,
salt rheum, etc.
If you sufTrr at all from the Olant of Disease
conquer him by tho aid of the Giant of Health,
Hood's Sarsaparllla
fold by all drumrlftts. $ ij six for $3. ie pared only
L) C. L HOOD CO, Lowell, u.
IOO Doses One Dollar
-VASELINE-
FOR A ONK-lXH.l.AK B 1 1 L seat vu by mall
we will deliver, tvwt 01 all charuea, to any persoa la
tbeUuitMlSUUM, all of Um luUywiUf artlaUe uw
luily packs Jt
One two-ounce bottle of Pure Vaseline. 10 eta
One two-ouitce bottle of VanHlne Pomadai IS
Oue jar of VaiMlne Oold Cream, 15
One L'nke of Vanellue Cambur loe, W
Co Cuke of Vanellno op, uiiaoented, It)
OueCakeof VuelineSoap, exguUltly soented,U
Oue tWMounoe butue oi A'uite Vauwlioe, ii
Orftyr postage atampn ay tn'jH artteH at th Wice
lianwdV On no mtoount b part tvixi ffj UorMp f from
your tiruwrtat any Vasteitite r jyrp mitUtn thtetfr in
vnifs iabttifl wttn our lutHte, beam ou will otr
tattUyrtoeii an imitation miiickha ttttie ornooaittt
( nmrbruuik A I t'tt, J 4 Ktat He., N. Y,
"K-VREN"
corciii n a i. ma m ami
TltOCII KS I'OMI'lVfci.Y Curei
(.'oiirilm, 1'sS'ln and a.l Throat soil
Limit DlneaiH1.
Kre . H. 1'npe, of Hoboken, K. J.,
nay,: "The wo derful K-WKKN
remedlen eureil myboyofaer up
col'l within :w hourn.'
THY "K-WHKN, ' ALL TMVO
(11M H. or adilrenn M. 11. KKKl'
CO., bole A Kent, A3 E. 13th HI., N.Y.
BEST IN TUB ICOKLU '
tr Uet me Ueuulua.
Hold Ursxrwbws.
PAR C H E ESI
T!1K ilK'P IIO .IE 4. A ME.
For 3fl yar on the inarkttt aud excels all others.
Trice each. iiiHlksl xHtiald.
N lt iiuw V Itiulilrr, 41 John Ht New Yo-k
PATENTS!
Instructions free
lo Inveoisr.
Wrltoat uucttfor
hand -book uf iu
IKAI.I.K Ar CO.,
W anhlnaioii. It, V,
Siiccessfutly Prosecutes Claims.
B Late Principal tiAuilner U.S. Tnnlon Buraau.
H Ti'SluUbotwux, Idadjutiicatiugclstiuis, altTsuce
MEXICAN NKKVE IMIXM, the Kr cat Nerv, Ural a
uud iiloo'l limio, fur Nt-uruUla, I'.vitjMMla, lu ll
i-allon, I uUrilipullon, Ia- ul Apptttttt Nerv u
TrohLrailou, Ijw .Sfdrlts, '1 rf mhitui, . Hy mall, $1.
ilt JLlcau KeinwIiBi, Co., liox 1 .)t , Ronton, Mitas.
All eU'Kttlll HIIU tlHt-ttll 1 1(1 IhllUMH Kilt,
OUNLAP PEN CO.. BOSTON, MASS.
ANTKI) Active men can eurn $1UH pernio, tonell
Nuricry Mo.k. O. I. wrtH.-u itt'u.. yra.'Ue, N.Y.
a.'
INSTANTLY.
St.. New Yorfc. FriceeOcts.
LIKE
SHER DArfS
nnNniTinM DnwnrD
MMII lioni!, (sl.l TO I tt.
riumf llluLriu-.l c-ny of th FAKkl KKri' lol'I.Th
puuiu y vvurii wm
SI w irifu!ftr iricat S'.il UuMn fre. Ku,i.UtiT Bk .
- ud iaju( or rali. In utiantlly cit lens tUaii uua-iouth
IB
f TON SCALES OF
$60 BINSHAMTON
V Beam Box Tare Beam N.Y. a,
j, ALLSIUS ja M r
4
n
"SJ-l If
SI I 1
! T.ai lter Siseealal.'
A nr persort senilln ns their nans an I a1.
Areaswlll reoolre Information tlmt wilt leal
to a fortune. HenJ. Iwis A Uo, Seourity
Uulldlng, Kansan (.:My. Miv
"omaniher illneanes ami tlielr trei.tment.
A Talualile illtlntrateil ImmiIc of serenty.two
paires free, on reeeliit, of lo eta for cost of mall
llig.eto, Aililrenn. l (). Hoi IHH. I'Klla., l'a.
Money ln-enied tn cholee one nundreil ilol.
lar building lots In suburbs nt Kannaa Ulty will
pay from ftre hunrlreil toon, tliounanif er
sent, the next few years muter our plan. $J5
janh and $." per montb wlliioiit lntermt onw
hTolsailestralilelot. lUrtloularsonapjilloatiou.
1. 11. Hauerleln . tV Kannani'lty. Mo,
FITS stopjwl free by Dn. Ki,in'a Onntt
Kbhtr Hrstorkh. No nts after llrst day'suo.
larrelotisimres, "r---tlse ami t trial uiUij
(re.. Ur. Kllue roll St.. 1'lllla., I'.
Oklabmrnaflul
onreoelptot Au,
n. tansentanrwtlerl
lerdt vJo.,KannaiiOlty,Mo.
' OIVOS ENTOYS
Both tho rrifthod and results when
Bynlptif Figgiitekon; it is pleasant
ftnd refreshing to thetiwte, ndact
gently yet prom ptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and liowels, cleanxes the ny
tem eflectually, dispels colds, head
ch tind fevers and cures hahitual
Constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and no
ceptahle to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effect, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities com
mend it to all aud have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Fyrup of Figs is for sale in BOo
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do aot accept
any substitute,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
8AI9 FKANOISCO, CAL,
lowsvrue tew row, .r.
$1,000 REWARD!
The shove ruwsnt will bopsln for proof ot
the eiinteiice of s hotter LINIMENT ihnn
MERCHANT'S 0AKOL1N0 OIL or s better
Worm Kemodv Ihnn MERCHANT'S W0KM
TABLET bold everywhere.
JOHN IIOIXiR, Hedy,
Merchant's Unrlnx oil Oj..
Lockpnrt, N. V., V. s. A.
AGENTS WAHTED IWR&ZnZllX
MCUlt'ATKil l ill lllttll'H. Kamou-by
mall, t ueuU. M. J. HoTi'llKIsS, New Haven, Ct.
U u HI b ianiaaiualft Arlta a.U sa.rtil, nv
1 1 toorousm uiuiat ur J1AIU Clraulari frj
Urranl'a Oollogo, 4J7 Mala Uuiralo, M. If.
DR. SCHENCK'S
.SahdrakePills
DR. SCHENCK
Seaweed
TGiilG
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY
Curs IndiffMtton, flour Utomarh, fTnirt
burn, FUtuloury.tlollc, anU all Ulaasoa of
tUm Htortuirh; CuttlrerKwa, lnllaainialion.
l'iarrhfKa, Pi1a,anil Virm-jat tho llowo);
CoDKatiou, liiliouanraa, Jaiiuillc, Nsiimni.
lifnLr)i, Uidilliifaa. KcrTouanras, Wan
dpriiir Paliw, Slnlaria, Liter Cootla.ut,
and all IlaasB artAlttK frm a Gorgrd and
Hlupgiih Liver. ThcjF tlrn th mttooni
coata. rodum rowd or roncratMl ouadt
la a PoaiilTs Curs for
DYSPEPSIA
Uons, hrrak upatul'horn romiilcatloBa, ro
tor ftie, b rn.lt hy actlun to tltor(ana, and
Kirs tus syatvin a cuanoa ut roouvar uu
and straogtU. Tbfjr ar
PURELY VEGETABLE,
And all Plsorders of tha D1
(Mttva OrRaiia. Itia llkswias
s CorroburaiiT or 8t rt-n g th
en luff MnjlolDS. and mar I
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
andABSOLUTELY SAFE.
t&kan with benoflt In U casns
of IrebilUy. For ha la hy all
Drugciata. Prir,$t (xipr bot
tla. lir. 8ch fuck's New Book
00 Lnnfra, Liver and Stomach
DisilH fr. Adtlrcaa,
Or. J.H.Schtnck Sun. Phlla.
For 8.1. hj all PriiUts. Pile. IS tti.
per bus; 3 Loxhs fur (16 rta; ur sent 1)
mall, xtate free, on receipt of prlre.
Ur. J. 11 K lirtirk A en. l'lol.l. lihU, l'
P ISO'S REMEDY FOB CATARRH. Best Easiest to use.
t'lieaoe'it. ltellef is ImuieAlittlt). A tine Is turuuu, tat
Cold iu tUo Head it liu uu equul.
It is an (Hutment, of wlileli
nostrils. I'rlce, Wold by
Aaqresa,
"aS3SS3
eSEn III II JllaUl as'a jrrtif'
K, 7W will refund the an oner of any dfaaiuiueJ eatjaor. Kend i.oohy rwfiaipifd Kii-r. ij-al
fcK'liVKrr Babcock & Co.. 35 & 37 Frankfort St., II Y.
EAA
Keuralgia and
CURED IN 2
PLEASANT ANU SArg.
CONTSIN.
NO MORPHIA,
NO CHIOSSL,
NO ANTIfYWIN.
BV T
TRIAL 4 r iOLD BV ALL DRUGGISTS,
ttIZE lJ ClSs m ntiUtf on racelpl ol prlca.
1TATT TlTT!Tir riudeiii!Ml
1 I I I I M lllll 1 trl.M.t IU.'
UU mm
book a to ifer Ut, Ua can lt-aru nutlj Uif but ue.u, wuJi th s nuu volume be i-u tnru a' onta tu t'ta J--Uk.i
aai dad the its, and Uie wit.iU tlunr U o.e-irlv aud ooui-1 ely t-iUlu d. y) j iul usely illuiUutud,
1 !
mm
r...v TIFFHE5S'
um u no
V
EVIS' 93
Powdered and
lI'ATKN I I
The ttrongett and
niado. V ill make t
fumed Hard Hoau
tites without builinf
lioat for disiufect
closets, drains, wash
1 arrels, iuts, eta.
PENNA, SALT 1
tsirn. Aula.. I'hlli
BAGGY KNEES. or
rtwuTirri.r ri
ly I'ant H
A.kiUtl by aiutU'iit at Harvard, Ariihrl.
lVllc)rfs, alio, br priraltnal ml boslnvsa l
Wharf. If not for inlr In yir town
B. J. UUKKLY, 716 Wa.hli.gtoO lrrt, .
AX MAS HEALTH CIF1
(Exaroltr Complete $5)
i Bkst of All. Circulan Frsr,
BooiMt For "An Ilral Complexion
ft Comnlcte lliyiral r 'elt'pmpnt,"
10 Ilia aocta. ,l Health & Strrnrth in
I'liyIral (.'tilturr. jo Ilia to eta. Chart of 1
30 IU for Dumb Ilf Ms rullrya. 9 ct.
Aii. IHO. E. 00WD S Vocml & .'hviiral
Culture school, ltd Monroe St. CtllcaflO
DO YOU
Want lo lean all about a 1 1 ni
Co Pick Out Good oua I hooi-
lcurui ana ao a;urd ifalt
intact DtMarrfttid ettect a Cui
th- Ar by tba Tth t Wbat to
WffaraM parUof the Aaloai
ta Kha AM ()?! nrl rrfhs
ifonnaxieB rti lesuTAai illi'htrai kb iiokas
Postpaid 6 Wfirt ft eslr CIX1 in tLuic ,
...JMfatrub.HQtlX.U4 lMriM.ky,
DR. rCHENCK'S
PULOOHIC
SYRUP
Will Cura
COUCHS. COLDS,
And All Diwaies of tti
THROAT AND LUNOS.
It fs pleasant to tho iasta.
and don nut con uln a particla
of ophitu orauything Injuri
ous, ltlalha JirlOticbMad
it liio In the W orld. For Bala
by all Dnipclin, Pric.iQ
tierlHittla. lr. Hrhanrk's Book
on Consumption sndtuOura, '
mailfd frva. Aditresa
Dr. J.H.Schenck ASon.Fhlla.
"u
a smiill particle Is applied to tlie
druggists r sent liy
3niii;i.si8 ir seiu ny nuiii.
K X. Hazkltikb, Warren, Tit.
. tHIt
NEW AMERICAN
Stem Wind X Stem Set.
ONLY 1.00. I
Th f.aw American ta Handaoma sftifflf
litltirn Hunuiit Cue, a orrtM sinta. .
IraUuu uf whicb waahow iu thinailvvrti
nuMit. In now roadj and by uiju-Iuk a m f
larite order hmve mi-u red tho tuciujtivo
aale fur tiia l;tiitd MMtsa and l'iiatl.
UlikBlrmvlmler .ud at era srltpr
with iMs.tini atiJurUiifiit. and la Ulud iih
a new (icii( atfiu adittliitg arrui;rnj( uS
found nil no o Liter. H la huntliK com,
hrnutt fully en Ki-Tt'd of Uia new ao la
Miirti ,ill'i u, aa kJi 'tru lit cui, plntrd alltk
pure ftold on eolul yt-llow meLai (atn
jntra culit-d aiuuiinfiiini.and Ui ajirtiv
anurUaiiiiiiartiin aj.dd wutcb. Tbrrr
U.1 la tli'tiblotUlcit pfliktied frncli
and all tba c jr wheels, pluloiuaud Ixtajr
lnjra aro rrirctiy nttuda by th tnut
lnijovrd aud kpfnnlv mavhiuery. and
eaih la oarufulljr Ctnd bj akhltsl
wurknid-u. Each one i carefully luape-cU-tl.
ri'trulalcd aiid teittd twfora IvaviHK tba
factory, and fully warranted by Ufe tug
flvvycaralt uwd ithrvUMjuatil oara.
Special Offer eVm'i!,r.;V..,3
Tndtrand Btfi Sett r. mib a brttull.
fill aitld plalrd c Utile and charm
all iw ki-tl la au elt gtwii .riu lutuil t au
on rvoel of only tl.OA btll, moucf
order, jn.Mjre pIuiii- ur -tl ntit. iro-
datltltpit nresjivlnitli will lailiiruilf
itinit to wnd u n iiiuuv nitira riiai
h-irlKllty ajp'3wiblc. Our Meat at
Mli(iHff of Watvhta. lenrt-M utluf oi. of
tho lu-yeft Ultra to 1 fuuiid Ui any 1'aW
alofua Ul ba arnt lth aarh order. Wat
aant ona god aent lit tverjr Uiwn to
tatfttia afTt-ncy tui-IhuaMleot mir rrl ibl
atU'bi', wiilch ! IUuiUj it In Uwrl'al
atluw ue at prl:-a t mm t uu uy ard. M m
fmd ibfiu to all purta or li- L'nitd fjtlJ
v mall and exnrt-Ha. BKM) 1 46 AT
Dt.'K and we will forwatd the r.owAiiirl
nii br utrxil, ptjet-pttad. Vvnr ordor
H
Kervsusnsss
O "M'WUTES
I consular 6R0M0
SELTZfiR 6aa-ssa
t. th.ia tubisot t.
Nervous H.adsch..
C. . M0SHEH, Batte.
A KING
EMERSON DRUG CO.
Solo Proprlatort, BAUIM0HE. ML
RiinTelopeillm of Virlvoranl Koirwleayaw
U U Ul-l 1 fV.lj MlUjt'i - tll-il lull Ui iu.Hifu. L
i.
u
.mt .tin a : hi at.- iitiiouaeii lorut wiut t iii iitiii'iH wu I'ti ivr uau ouly
'loiu a .rcttt in mir laitjo kucycluj-L-Jiai., lileuuutu-it'a, i'. iu rt lug
n illy miy tittok or (mtci' ttrra uie leqmrut rt reuvs-Jt iu a tltouaatj
ait'l una matters wliu U tb ? ncitrr.il r advt' wuuld .Koto uuio siaud a
lllllt) niLiio uu iu . a uu h hkb. utilp.i he bu a luin liiir.nv sf.,V