THE FARM AXD GARDEN.-
KAllT.T Pnirvrtoa
At ODB nf thn Knw 17 t
- -- v.rrvj i nimcn III-
iiuutes prncticul woninn potiltry-kocper
..v..,,, mnu --ii JS more important to
navo a good mnlo then a fomsle bird.
January and February aro the best
monina lor the Hatching of early chickens.
I have not been successful with chickens
hatched in March. Avoid making the
food too wet. I have not succeeded
.tu incuoatora, but have had good nuc-
orooaerg." Aim York World,
tfKED FOIl PATTENINO BOOS.
Indian meal, buckwheat bran and
BKimmcd milk make excellent feed for
fattening hogs. If milk cannot be sup
plied, the meal and bran will make a
P" " u mixca with water. And if
uie water is sufficiently hot to partially
cook the grain the feci will bo mado
more digestible and the return which it
will yield will bo largely increased. Of
course the mixture must be cooled be
lore it is tm-pn tn thn ctlr . .,:..
which boys who are intrusted with fcod-
'"K "omcumes forget. Used in this way
buckwheat will be more profitable than
it will if fed to joung cattle or to cows
n-tiink 1 a. r . -.
o, kujh Ior tno pr0(iuction of
"""w -amtnean Uairyumn.
BEVEN TRAIts' EXrEItlENrK WITH MI.OS.
Seven years' experience with silos at
... luitiiigun Agricultural Station leads to
tlio following conclusions: The silo
snouia be built of lumber and located as
near the fccdiug-placc as possible, and
on the same level. A silo twenty-two
.tv u(,, itn ,cci wide and fourteen
icct loug will bo sufficient for six
months' feeding of ten cows weighing
.UU:ms iiien, waicn win consumo
GOO pounds of ensilage daily. For the
Bilo the corn should not be harvested uu-
mweu matureu. A great deal of tho
feeding value has been lost in the past by
""-""K mic ioo green and succulent.
Silnge corn should never be fed alone to
I flesh and wool it will "put oa from an
C4U' "iiiuuav oi grain iccaing. The fat
ness of the animal indicates o-ood di
gestion. A sheep thin in flesh has al-
U 1 1 . .
uigesuon injured, and
neep wim poor stomach is as poor an
una! to Keep as a horse with poor feet.
When farmers sell their florku thaw nften
sell the whole, good and poor, together.
They might as sensibly run the cullings
in With trood annlns in aniline.
the large sheep markcU the dealor as-
I .. .1 T t . ......
' "ucep, picaing out tne best for
a hlch Dries to thrvin hn fta TT...
farmer who goes to one of these markets
thinkincr that anV shnpn rifrhf.lv honla
. r --fs j -....v.v
will pay is sure to lose. He may buy
ku, very iow price, but these are
worth more to kill, inot h. ...
-----, j a.o, iui
utir jieiw, ana convert tholr carcases
iuw uiauure or soap-grease. It is cer
tain that such sheen on rlrv food te;nt
live until spring, and tho pelt would
uui uo worm more then than it
is earlier in the season Botton Culti
taror,
TEMPERANCE.
THB PLASTtSO OF THB VIWB.
iThe flood was ovur; rieh to noli.
That promihod recompense the toll.
lay.
The lofropdsof the Talmud say.
That Joah, digging hard one d
Was asked by Ratan what he sourht,
As with perspiring face he wrought,
"I plant the (rrane," the patriarch said.
As from his toil he raised his head.
Raid Ratan "1 . r.. ..u
it us together share this task."
The tired man could not say nar.
And so the devil had his way.
'A hlonflntr lm.ih V. n 1 Lni.J
(And on the vino its blood ho spilled.
O viua, who tastcth fruit of thee."
A lion's blood then wet the vine
xuai n nugnt urmg forth royal wine.
... .. , " niuiiu iu iruo oi me can. uulves are usunl v hn
be,S' Dr 100 " in the '. they h.veen fed and
proportion when comb nod with nti,, h,n.i .il i. u '. ,:.. .
proportion when combined with other
fodder. Silage nud clover hay com-
uiucu maKe a most excellent mixture for
-.uarso ioaucr. -i hese with bran, shorts,
"""""i in proper proportions,
make the most econnmimi fnn,i f
cattle, and for making milk and beef
saicaqo I imet,
CALVES lit WINTER
At first thouoht. nr
- O f ivi nuw UH
been brought up on the farm would be
able to tell, if questioned, what tho
young auimal needs the first winter of its
lifo. So many poor, undersized creatures
We gee Standinir Ollt.of. rlnnn nn .
sunny day, late in winter or early spring,
would seem to show that tho farmer
himself did not put the knowledge in
practice. If the calf, when cold weather
comes on, is in a good, thriving condi
tion, it is e( crc.it imnnrfnn.-o hnf !f t.
maintained until the animal is turned
Bway in the spring toseek its own living.
Warmth is the first. fMlQPttt in) cm a..1. A
comfort, but to development. If there is
any difference in the stables, give the
calf tho best and warmest place. Water
it regularly, and keep it housed all the
day. What one farmer anirl ;n .
, . iyt
his dany, "Ho never saw any good in a
northwest wind for his herd," is eouallv
SAVE THE POULTItT FEATHERS.
A Vermont woman who has mado
poultry pay says: "I save feathers not
only irom chirks nn.l n-o..o t
chickens and turkeys. I have two big
bags, one for the geese and duck and one
ior cuieken and turkey feathers. When
enougn leathers have been collected to
nke a pillow or cushion I rut fi,
out of bed ticking and stitch closely all
muunu me cuges, with tno exception of
a small opening left at tho top in which
to put the feathers. Woin fiii;- t .
. ------ v "".ug i IUIU
the bag or case inside out and rub what
handled through tho summer. Win their
eoDUcler.ce. and keen it. foil ti,
I - - vui. UJ t II bJ
the stable, instead of forcing thera with
.1 .7 II ' .,
i..u ur uog. u nen tney are there, let
them expect something appetizing.
Apples, roots, or vegetables, of any kind
will be annrcciated. Of rnn ihn A;
ration of grain will not bo omitted. The
oiu way was to keep and feed young
stock together with tho few sheen Wont
.1.. . . , ' . "r
ym iuu iitriu.
'Rnld flft e lit.n chnll Kn 1,a
Who sipeih sparingly of thee,
p vine, who clustering: cups shall hold
w mm ww j ue urunx irom gold."
A pig that rooted on the plain.
Was next by batan caught and slain.
Upon the vine ita blood was shed,
'And as it flowed hell's monarch said:
"Who drinketh to excess of thee,
O wine, a very swine shall be."
Through all the ages since that time,
In every nation, every clime,
Wherever win Hrttk flu u
Man gives his bettor nature up.
The lamb, with trembling, timid foot
Before the lion doth retreat,
'The lion to a snine doth turn
W ben wine in man's proud veins doth burn.
Who drinketh once will drink again,
For Satan tempteth not In vain.
Whn rtrml7.it, n-i .. 1. . l . v. i
IFull often drinketh to exc?ss.
His soul he blndeth with a chain
That few indeed can rend in twain.
Kybert L. hangs, in the Voice.
STUDK.fTS WHO ABSTAIST.
'SfnHnntV Tntol Akrt; TTt t,
nnnifl nf nn mvinii.tmn n ; j . . . .
- u. (iiiuibK.riai mm-
neuts of six Nonconformist theological col
leiresin Enclend whir,h hoi.i itaa..n..ni .-
n --, .--v-M.,u,IDamllww,n
recently at the ealoyan College, Rich
mond. I here are 23V theological students in
these colleges, of whom 233 are abstainers.
The union has been in existence thirty-four
TAnrt nii.1 wIimi f .- 1 I .. 1 . - . i
j . ....v. iviium .1, 1001 me per
centage of abstainers among all the students
was forty. Now the DBrcentaa-e of kIhuj, ,,,-.
is uinety-seven. In three of the six colleges
Cause of
Rheumatism
An svM which fx tut tn Hour milk and Moc, rnd
hiotte ftrkl, to bellerd by rHrlani to b ih wm
rheomaOwn. AocumttJfttinff tn tb bkxMt, tt V
taoka Mm flbrmm Umim tn the joints and caiiM
Mnntklng fMtfiM. What to nwdod to a rvmtAy to
Dcatrallw th acid, and to no In Titrate th aKlnyt
and llrw that all wmi will ba rarrtcd off: Wa mn
bonmtlj rwnmmpnd Hood't BaniAparllla tew thaaa
purpoara. It has cured other of rbrutnaUam and 11
will our you.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
SoM by all rininrMfc 1; Hi forts. FninMI only
tl a L HOOD a CO, ApotUvrarle LoweU, Kia.
IOO Doges One Dollar
n x n o .1
10
READY RELIEF.
HE GREAT COKgUEIOI OF PAI.1
ferVlHi.nl.. .
ib 'h .. Ii "nraarnr. rum In
a,. ' :t r " "'"mnuy mnp,
m.V.r:1"'."r.V",'."'''-.
M.f '-M,,,,'."",,r!'",,r " -roiigli
K ,,"r"nl !"' UlnrrliuH. Aullo,
?ni"',''ri;l,,in re l , ll, rd In.lHnllr.
::"i1Ju;,: ' !BV,', "ntn Inwnr.lly vu
o:..u-Airor;ir.,,j:,,'r w",er
QAD.W
no
AY'S
PILLS,
V .r'L!,n" m"A '"lhnrfle. I'nrelr
I the "I ii uloiUir
LIVER, STOMACH OR BOWELS.
Kcn nccorilltii in ,l,rorelon thnr will
ill renew vimlitr.
imori keituii
Price gg cts. a Box.
SoM by all Draifglsti
All were turned out in the uinety-seven. In three of the six colleges
M in tho JiT iV f thtdnts are now abstainers. We
niornin?. ana led in the mini it
the "survival of the fittest," the strong
selecting the best and trampling the bal
anco. It is sad to say that this practice
is still continued, to some extent. An
thrax, or "blackleg," frequently breaks
out, always attacking tho best and mnt
hearty of the herd. As a preven
tive, trive Sulllhlir. mixed with nlt AA-
ing a small quantity of saltpeter. Lice
are the pest of the young animal, and
must bo got rid of. If there are any
. ..s,..v it. u nun a A H. IV O
Wish a tYittnh ftniil.l Ka J .1 ..a i a . a
' .una aa saiu ui I HO H(,U'lr?DLS OI
'all our American college. National Advocate.
, " . uw nub I iiiusb UU If OS nil I
woTrwitro"? ..". -U' tbB ba.S n'.non8 herd that show signs of
. - T 1 '. .cn ,ut m aiseaso. take them out and isolate them
1 ' :1C W ,tl.8 K?CP by themselves apart from the
boi e'rTnd Lm" " . tT: " " .-AmerUan Agriculturist
, t ' unumos, mov
mg it about with a stick and lifting it
up and down. Finally, I take it out,
drain and squeeze out the water as well
as I can and hang up in a liMit, airy
. u.j. iu a iew aays the feathers
will Icht and fluffy and free from any
uiipirasant odor." Farm, Field and
itEGCLAnrrr on the farm.
Systematic feeding and care of evcrv
kind is the part of a farmer's capital
dcsi investment. The
cows should be fed, milked, and cared
iur muming, noon, and niirht, with ex
attitude and on time. No milk is elab
orated while cows arechaGngand worry
ing for food and drink. The horses np
predate regularity, aud know when feed
ing time comes. It is at these anxious
delays that the stable is marred by paw
ing, biting and kicking, and irregularity
produces bad habits and bad tempers in
win. nine geiuie DCaSlS. il)0 Uuck8.
geese, turkeys, chickens, and all living
uraimwuu mo inrm sutler from irregu
larity more than can be estimated in the
Tanners loss of profit. Kegularity
u..nys uuuienimcnt ana thrift to all tho
live stock, kills tho weeds that eat un
crop food, and fills the barns with the
quality of crops, pays off mortjages.
replenishes tho bank account, dresses
he family, educates tho children, and
jj.iuamiiui, LULTgy, respectability and
uracter to all concerned. American
ricuuurut.
TEACniNO A COLT TO LEAD
The Breeder and Sporttwan iudorses
following as tho easiest, safest and
il AKiuMuio way to teacn a colt to lead,
degree of efficiency being dependent
1'ivvjuua training:
ut a halter on the colt and halter
J- nnruess a gentle norse in a
ft. Procure a slender stick like a
room-handle (the sprout of a willow,
oiut or elm is as good; about four aud
ouu-Ualf feet long; uso it as a jockey
stick. Fasten one end with a thong of
buckskin to the colt's halter at the chin.
Make tho other end fast to the centre of
, tho breastplate of the harness. . Then
fhsten a long strap or cord to the halter
at the thin, and tie the end back so that
. . it will hold the colt about abreast of the
l hot, . The jockcy-stitk will hold the
ffult . f from the horse about four feet.
TUe iirap will hold him from going in
front. fcStart the horse off in a walk. If
the colt fails to come up to place touch
him with a whip. In Ave minutes the
pt will trot alongside of the horse,
tore or leas agreeable I you as he is
t'l or otherwise broken to halter, or as
lhkes the company of the horse. You
likes the company c
"' either way
' Afasten the jo
ire it goes tb
""Wit. Then j
without danger.
jockey-stick to the
through the Klrnn if
"frTir. Then your stick would
y : If four feet long."
J-OIKTS IN SUKEP BUYING.
Wa is doubtless more desire on the
vers everywhere to purchase
ere was two or three years
. .ely to othi r stock they pay
now Jkiu then. But those going
le bus'itCHS without murli oviu-ii.
an hardly be too careful in buying,
leep, if thin in flesh, are worth
what their pelts will fetch,
cr sheep, strong aud lively, are a
irehaae whei they are to be kept
and straw, and turned out to
next spring. But thete thin
any age uro not profitable for
'aliening. Only sheep that aro
condition, almost futeuou.jh for
bt r, will bear grain fc ding,
tin y should be fed very lightly,
ili a pound per day at first.
C the he'y or lamb the moi
t
FARM AND GARDEN NOTES,
Tarred paper will drive away lice
Leg weakness is often caused htr ton
il -
Straw is better than hav to ntif in tm
.!. .. . "
uesus ui laying neus,
A hen likes to scratch and should ho
given tne opportunity,
Lime is cheaner than
gation better than lice.
Sand is nofa substitute for rrrn vnl o r rl
should not bo made to take its nlace.
It is never crood prnnnm. in food tVa
..tua uium iuiiu luey win eat up clean
Charcoal us au aid to digestion anil
limo as a purifier oucrht to he fnithfnii.
employed in every poultry yard.
Until the chickens
sweet milk can be used instead of water.
. ......
uuu iuo pouury win tnnve better
A dry dust bath is very essential to
uic neaitn of the fowls dur nor the win
ter. Arrange it in tho corner of the
UUUAU,
On the farm, where aim nn i,a .
goou range, sixty pounds of grain will
nccf. a ucu a year in goou, luritty con
dition.
The fcoose. if nronerlv
about as many etara as a turkov onrl
be raised to maturity at about one-half
me cost.
Unless willinsr to nav ntientlnn n ltt
tlo things it will hardly be advisable to
go into tho uoultrv business na a
specialty.
Ordinarily it is not a good plan to trv
to hatch ducks too early. They will
imivu ueuur alter me weatner gets-warm
huu seviieu.
Younc fowls when flrt V,(,tl,n.l ,1
not require any kind of food for twenty
four hours. Bread soaked in milk is
good for the first feed.
If the fowls are healthy to begin with,
and they are well fed and cared for, no
artificial preparations are necessary 'to
maintain good health.
It has been thoroughly settled' that the
hens will lays more eggs, and the eggs
will keep longer and better, without
roosters than with them.
During the winter every effort should
be taken to give the fowls all the sun
light possible. Let them out whenver
the weather will permit.
The best poultry is the cheapest. Sell
off tho rest. HnliW. nut. tho host A
keep them for breeding. This is the i best
If the fols aro confined. onrvl nl.n
of feeding thein is to give a soft feed in
the morning, some kind of green food at
noon and whole grain at night.
The food of a duck is about the nm.
as that of a chicken, and the care you
give them in their earlv life will h,,ii,i
a frame that will be vigorous and lasting.
As dllcka sell well in tho
should be the aim of the farmer to hatch
as many early broods as possible, getting
them into market bv tho middle nf A nril
and May.
It is not the breed so much as the food
and not the feed so nuieh tho
Lbut the better the breod the better the
feed, aud the better the care the better
the results.
One princinal cause nf rm duinr. in
, i no- j "rt
the shell is too ramd evaiuirmnn itnrmo
incubation. By placing inverted sod iu
the bottom of the nest this can easily be
prevented.
Youua chicks need the liest of enro
aud tho most nutritious food to give
them a vigorous start to lmow. On
well started it is comparatively easy to
keep them growing.
GAULS COFFER HOVSgS.
The Galilee coffee house, opened last week
nnilor the auspices of Calvury Episcopal
t imreh, is the kind of institution that New
1 ork should have at least one hundred of to
every thousand saloons. Wo fight against
saloons year in aud year out, aud rightly
for tho harm they do to tho morals of tho
community, hut we seldom think of provid
ing a practical substitute for them as places
where men who cannot affurd to belong to
fashionable clubs can sit down and smoke
with a friend at a table and make themselves
at home without the more or less huiniiiatiug
feeling that they are benetlciaries of a free
charity, or the sense of obligation to buy in
toxicatuif, drinks. Yet the saloon will not
B t'Yu PI"llar substitute comes. There
should be a Ualileo cotfeo house in every
street in town. .Veto lorfc tYes).
The Ski of the Norsemen.
I failed to discover among tho tracks
of snowshocs in Central I'ark during the
ucep snow nny indication that tho
wooticn snowsluic, or. "ski" of the far
Iortn. is in use hero. It is n mrin.
ly effective implement, if such it may be
I'uiieii, upon tno leet of bim who is
skilled in its use. The ski may be eight
feet long, and it is usually from three to
four inches broad at the widest point.
Beneath tho foot it is an inch thick, and
it tapers beforo and behind to a sharp
edge. In front it turns up almost ver
tically for about an inch. Tho under
side is polished to the glibness of glass.
Tho wearersof the ski are called "skilob
ncrs." Their performances in Scandi
navia and Greenland are marvelous, and
a recent explorer of tho hit ter country says
it would hivo been almost impossible to
prosecute his work without the u?o of
tho ski. Skilled skilobners make from
eight to twelve miles nn hour, and dar
ing ones sometimes takes leaps from sixtv
to ninety feet long on sharp declivities
where the perpendicular descent is as
much as thirty feet. Xtio i'ork Star.
I.arre Fee for Medical Attendance
Probably thfl larirost fee for merllx1 nr
surgical attend sues ever paid In New
York was the sum of $100,000 to Dr.
Willard Parker, about fifteen years ago,
for an operation in a wealthy family rosi
dent near New York. Tho case was ono
of goitre, a raro affliction in tho United
States, at least among native Americans,
although far from uncommon In Fnnm
and Switzerland. From tho side of tho
faco and tho neck hung a large fleshy
sack, hideously disfiguring and making
life a burden to the heir of several mil
lions. He carried the outgrowth In a
black silken bag, which hid it from vlow,
but did not render loss conspicuous tho
fact of its prescind. The young man ap
pealed to the surgeons of highest reputa
tion in Franco and London; but thoy
made an examination and concluded that
rii operation would result fatally. Then
he turned to the well-known American
surgeon, who consented. It is said to
have been a most arduous (ask of surgery.
But the patient lived, and without the
deformity. Under the circumstances tho
fee does not appear to havo been too
largo.
But if New York leading physicians
aim surgeons receive largo fees from the
rich, they more, than make up for this
good fortune by free attendance on tho
poor, not only at medical institutions but
nlso at tho bouses of patients. Chicaqo
Herald.
Do ynn wish tn know how to have nn ttrnm,
anil not half the unl icufe on wmh-ilnv? Ak
yi'iir grocer for a lr of JMiMiik'h Jv(fre
S. np, Hint the riin-rtlitn will toll you how. Un
Mir to not lo imitation. Thero arj lot! of
tiit-ra.
HiinovtTiiKsnATisa legal holiday In Ala
bama and Louisiana.
Catarrh I'an't be Tared
With LOCAL APl'LU'ATlONS.as they can
not rrach t he seat of the dlwase. Catarrh is
a blood or const il nt tonal iIIwhb, and In order
V ',,,iro " yo" lmve " take internal remedies.
Hall's Catarrh euro Is taken internally, and
nets directly on the IiIo.kI and iiiucoiih sur.
lures. Hull s Catarrh c 'ni-o U no innwlr ,...ii.
cine. It was )ircserllvd bv ono of the best
Physicians in this country for years, and 1 a
regular prewriinloo. It is comiKwed nf the
- ,,.. r, nut,,,,,, I-OHIOIIIOII WIW1 11)0 OCt
Mood OUril lt-M. nntlncr flli,rlv t l,u ............
surfneiB. The pvrfert combination of thetwo
Ingredients iswnat produces inch, wonderful
i V ll,tu"u uaiarru. j-enu ior lesiimo.
uutis, i ree.
h J. Ciiknev A Co., Props., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, prjoo Toe
Tiwkk Tttot'SAND millions of pounds Is the
e.-uujmu joany proauuiionor paper.
(.nitrnntonrl tivi. ....- u, ..... . cm...
. ... u.4.v ,rui uo,.,., r in.
, o.hiiss t;ii,y propjrty, lllter)4C
ijbibooij nix .uiiiiiiin; uriuui;it aau uitor
esteollootod wlmn duo unl Mmliin,! ,,
expense to iendor. b'or sale by J. IL Untiorloia
w (.ubim, iiy, ...o. . rue ior UArilotAl .rt
l.ec Wa's Chinese lloa iaohe Cura. I!rm
km In eire?t, guick ivn.l positive in aottoti.
All "l f l'wr IWIIIB,
nuu.v. u. wMn yaniiiuefti.,iai,sttauiiy,.uc
A'lTJ I .... . . , . v . .
r,.,.n , , , u-3 uj, .Villi! 1 ,tllA
mvb KasTOKKii. No ills after Itr.H day's usa.
MurvelousciirBs. Xroatlso an.t $i trial butllo
.iv-w. v.. n.uno. sii ,.n' n .. I- ill i'.
Do Von Kvor Speculate.'
A nv iwrain .4 ulin , tlntl. . n . . . , . ,
nresswlll ruoolvo iuforiuaiion thai will loa I
in a loritinu. iionj. ijnvrw M Uj, Sjourny
uiiiioiiiK, rtansa a ny. M
Tlmlmr. Mineral, far.n l.m la an 1 Rnnh.,
1 li.nf,1irl. kflll... Tnva. nn.l 1 -I.
UougutaDdsold. Tyler At Co.. Kansas AJiiy. .Vhy
OklnhoinaCluide Hnokaml .Mapsontaay wlnr
onrocelptof 5UoH.Tylor.fcCHiMkaiiaal5ltr, M w
The AravOHloBoo .f M.IU ils.U.
Tl, - tr -t j. , i. - , ., . . . .
i m mo on ly ranvt ar running snort
, i niu. t"w .is own i rams iti ween nettl ork
and Chirac". Mochanue of cars for any clans
of paSsenners. Rates lower IUM v.a. any
other llrst-elaas line.
Money Invested Inrhntne ono nnndred dol.
iRrhiilldingloUi In suburbsof rUnsaa Ultrwlil
ay from five hundred to one tliousani per
cent, the noit few years under our plan. $a
caah and $.1 per month without Interest oon
trolsadealrahlelot. 1'artloularson applloatloa.
J. JU. Hauerlwln (K, Kansas Cltr. Mo.
To a rial a,
Whether on pleasure bent or business, should
take on every trip a bottle of Byrnp'of FIks. as
It aots most pleasantly and effectually on tho
kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing foyers,
headaches and other forms of sickness. For
ale In 60o. and tl bottles by all leading drug
gists. Heecham's 1T1U act like nmglu on a Weak
Stouiaoli.
A fcailiar fact with refer
ence to Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is, that,
unlike sarsaparillas and other
blood medicines, which are
said to be "good for the blood
in March, April and May, the
" Discovery " works equally
well all tin year round, and
in all cases of blood-taints or
humors, no matter what their
name or nature.
It's the cheapest blood
purifier sold through drug
gists. Why? Because it's sold,
on a peculiar plan, and you
only pay for tlut good you
get.
Can you ask more?
" Golden Medical Discov
ery 13 a concentrated vetrp.
table extract. Dut ud in l.irrrft
bottles; contains no alcohol
to inphrinrf nn cvror,
v gMUi AJA
sugar to derange digestion;
is pleasant to the taste, and
equally good for adults or
cnuaren.
The "Discovery" curps all
Skin. Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema, Tetter,
Salt-rheum. Fever-sorrs. Whir
Swellings, Hip -joint disease
and kindred ailments.
"German
Syrup
A Cough
and Croup
Medicine.
Make
rnuniTinki bnunra
wwiii 1 tun w r
For children a nirdt.
cine should be abso
lutely reliable. A
mother must be able to
pin her faith to it as to
her Bible. It must
contain nothing violent, uncertain,
or dangerous. It must be standard
in material and manufacture. It
must be plain and simple to admin
ister j easy ami pleasant to take!
The child must like it. It must be
prompt in action, Riving immedi
ate relief, as childrens' troubles
come quick, grow fast, and end
fatally or otherwise in a very short
time. It must not only relieve quicls
but bring them around quick, as
children chafe and fret aud spoil
their const : 'ions under long con
finement, mst do 'its work la
moderate t. A large quantity
of medicine . i child is not desira
ble. It must not interfere with tb
child's spirits, appetite or general
health. These things suit old as
well as young folks, and make Bo
schee's German Syrup the favorite
family medicine.
00 TrTOT lUFFERI
Froat-nittrn Hands or Feet are Palatal.
a are nprnlna and llrnlara.
DR. TOBIAS'
VENETIAN LINIMENT
Appllod Immedlntvly act like a charm.
TUV IT AND PR CONVINCED THAT IT IS BO,
Bold by all Druggist..
Trice, MS and (10 tenia.
rF.IMT, 40 1H Itlt AV WT., NEW YOHIt.
Highly ponwitrntivl. Pom mll. in oimnlltr
111:111 ,Miu-i,'iHu i-,-nc a iay or hm. rroTcnU n,t
Clin All tll.,'I.WIL If Vol! mi'l't
pnsl-iuiin, I Hie park. 2.V. live
Inuu Kti,rew n-il.l. T.'sfl
ini It Kn,l by mall
mini frM, Krnil f m or
TEMPERANCE AUD THE TROPICS.
Dr. Besainger, after exploring the interior
of Luederitz Land, the German portion of
aouthwtwtern Africa, adds bit testimony, to
the experience that total abstinence from
stimulant wnitM i-&l,,n. .ua 1 1 . i : . .
- v..ub wDMucoj tuuiaw
perils of the trouici to the danger incident to
sand-storms and severe droughts. "The re
nunciation of alcohol," he says, "will enable
travelers in this country to walk twenty
miles a day without danger to their health,
and if thesameorganized enterprise and the
same amount of treasure that have been
wasted in pursuit of the North Polo chimera,
had been devoted to the exploration of this
continent, not u mountain range nor a river
valley of tropical Africa would by this time
lie missing from our topographical maps."
NINE HURDEHS A WEEK.
The Chicago TVibmie publishes the follow
ing tables of causes of murder during the
.2,184
4N) 1
. 4IU I
311
. 217
. 17
. 140
. 74
. 67
. SM
. 25
1
1
The Ainiojiiijr Hang Nail.
Asmull and almost imperceptible hnti"
nnil often involves tlio owner of the tmiul
HuiA.11 ueont it 111 au tailless amount of
SPRAINS.
Ouarrels.
Liquor
Unknown
Jealously
liy highwaymen ....
Infanticide
Kesisting arrest
Highwaymen killed.
Welt defense
Insanity
-utrages
Duel
Strike
This record is made up from the reports
given 111 the press of the country, and of
course the causes are tliosa assigned by the
press. How many of those assigned to
"quarrels," to "unkuown," to "jealousy "to
"infanticide," to "resisting arrest," to "self
defense," to "insanity" and to "outrages"
are due to liquor either as urincinal r,i ,n.
liiary cause, we cannot tell. But taking the
'"" j" noeisiioj, we nna mat 40 mur-
ilra Inlovt.n t ... .,,,. , .. .1
r5Upose frofessor Koch's lymph should de-
Vellin ttlfl HI1UIIWIUMtjl nnnr. ...... A. !
. r -- 1 - -v.. I'l.jj.L. j ui inauuen-
ing men and causiug a record like that this
vW,nu an uuiury wouio De raiseo, despite
1U remedial qualities, and how quickly the
necessary restrictions would be auuliej bv
thulaiv If 7'A A ...i 1 f:1:.,. ?
. - - -. ... wuiu vuromcAe eiAca
of these niue murders a week aa-
sip-riMl tl linnnp nL.nu l,r. I u
personal liberty argument keep ita legsf But
Huv. tm uiurieub xroiu ivmpn: it lias
"vested interests" and a political pull. The
' VH.91
TEMPERANCE NEWS AND NOTES.
North Carolina has now two State unions,
the colored women having organized there
last July.
Colorado was the banner State for in
creasa of Loyal Temperance Legidhi durina
the year now closing.
The Wisconsin Woman's Christian Tem
perance Union has the largest per cent, of
mwo ui uieuiuet snip ror loyu.
Arkansas white-ribbttuers hope for tempei'
ance legislation this winter. Korty-four
couutias there are under Prohibition.
Lady Henry Somerset, President of the
British oman's Christian Temperance
Union, hopes to be present at the national
couveiitiou of the United States.
Mother Stewart and Mrs. Mary A. Wood
bridge are to be delegates from the national
union to the Uood Templars' gathering at
Ldinburgh, Scotland, next summer.
The AUauta convention resolutions urged
upon the women special attention to the
organization of young women into Young
W omau's Christian Temperance Unions.
The National Temnerauce Hospital, located
In Chicago and belonging to the Woman's
Christum Temperance Union, has treated
100 jMAtienta since lust April, coming from
ten htatoa. The hospital is out of debt aud
111 better financial condition than ever be
fore. 1 uat temperance women have woudei-ful
ailaptubility is stiowu by a somewhat recent
Aiivuioa of their labors in the West so as to
especially look after ranchmen aud cowboys
Mrs. Kliaabeth UoughUiu, of Texas, is mak
ing a succeoslul effort to get each one to
mark r calf with the iuitials "W. C T U"
and to give the proceeds to aid the evangel
istic work among themselves.
Among the many beautiful banners
wrought by Living biaiu anl hand for the
VV omau's Christian Temperance Union that
of the .National Department of peace and
Arbitration U uotatjle. It is of white saUu
aiid has a centi-cpuo eomK)sud of tne dugs
of ail nations, surrounded by apnropriate
symbols, itsmottois: "Oursoug is the song
.3, , ..oi u U1B Kworil 01 Ihebinrit:
otir lAiAAi-ch the march oi ueaue."
Lvtrjboily a Skin Itreather.
A sclentiilc geiitlenuiti orHuenos Ayrcs
31. Cobes, lias discovered that all living
aniniuls breathe -.iirough their skins us
well its tlirouh their iimjrs. Hyioiler
liiic injections a1 oxygen into their Bkin
are taken tip by tho capillaries, of tho
system iu the samo manner us wlieu oxy
geti is breatbcAl through tho lungs. Tho
practical part of tho discovery is that M.
L'obes thinks the hypotlerniio respira
tion will become of gruat use in lunj
ui!,eues.
verv
pralni'd ankle. The
applies tion of St.
Jacobs Oil reunited at
cure in a relief from
puiii."
W. W. Pr.ABonT,
Prcst.AGenlMan'irr.
JWIMJIM , VOfiELEII CO,
Ohio 4 Miss. Railway.
Ofllce President and
General Manager.
Cinrinnnti. Ohln
nniiovniice and vexation. It i ilm .,.,... I . "M foot suddenly
al rule tW tt, .,il..i,.,. ".1" T.r.. ' f iu"' v
" aiu LUC ACUSl nt-
teuded nre better than those that nrecor
tinually doctored. Manicure treatmeut
once a week is about right. The inau
who outs a hang-nail in nine cases out of
ten lays tho way for a much more vigor
ous, successor. .Satisfactory results nre
almost always obtained by "adopting the
habit of pit,hitif the si, in bat k from the
unil after washing the hands. Tho drv
end of the towel should be taken, mid the
;.n pre-scd bock wherever it overruns
tho uail. This breaks tho udheSiveiies
to Ihn uail and makes liiing-nuils im
possiblo. Whi le tho skin, is allowed to
grow fast to tin unil trouble invariably
results, because the nail in growing out
pulls the skin with it, and when it breaks
from the tension the hang-nail is formed.
Ji'tte Yuri- Journal.
BRUISES.
746 Dolphin Street,
Baltimore, Md..
Jan'r 18. iroo
"I was bruised bad
ly In hip and side br
a fall and iufTVrcd se
verely, ft Jacobs Oil
complete! cured
me." Wm.C. Hardin.
At ember of Kiui
Legislature,
aimers. Ml
;
Children
alwnya
Enjoy It.
SCOTT'S
of pur Cod Liver Oil with Hypo-
Huuapniiea or Lima and Soda
aimost oa palatable sa milk
cniidren enjoy It rathar than
otherwise. A MARVELLOUS FLESH
producer it la Indeed, and the
mtie lads and lassies who take cold
easily, mav ha f nr. i, n , .
cough that might prove serious, by
taking Scott'e Emulelon after their
meaia aunna tne winter aaaaon
Mwi-uun, i ma pa
rru,SA Finnw n
MMh. 1'ariiicnt' l'nnltrv (;ulrt i, w. , , .,..,
onlera ur mora, I. a. JOHNSON A ixt., lkHrfon, aa
VASELINE-
r?JfM,,il"r,.,OL,'AR "ll.Lwn.us by m.ll
lullj iMkuiej, 1 '"""""H aruoAa or
Oe. jar o, VHu. com SST 1 J :
fi?" J JMA-Il'ieoaiapn.irloa, - . . . lJ ..
SiVi Vll"'P, ez,uislMlys9sateil,U
Om Awwouace buAbauA Wait VawUua. . S
CW tn . . SI. 11
- " " tsrw, AriXt HMD tOtt tout HIM
lainvrraMusaa imitation loAloa ao. hill.
v...,,ruinii ,11 nr. to., it Mm- m... M v
$2.50S?,?f.S
5?i?!.. flT T""y-,ljr ""-v eneiwtle piTn iK-lllnit
CIIAMI'IUN l-ASTK KTA.VK I'OI.ISH. s hr,
renlre.l. No Imr.l labor. Noiln.A or ,li."i
- I.., ..lira mm in en ihifinii a. Ki-
rhKeaiu.-yf,.r,ie0r more ,,, K v..n, .,,.
patent lr..n W rlln t.wli.y, oiu'l,,,!,,,, .t,,n" II , fi'r
rate cZ."xrw.
BAGGY KNEES
POatTIVKl.T RKM KDIP.D.
Cil-M.lv .' u n u . .
Hiirrant, Anilnr.l. ,i,..
lus; .fan k !....!!, ' , . aniin.n
AL J I Ui.' Vi v -,. IV
n.niiimon HlnrA. Ilo.loa
lENSlON.Kv,'
r ', , --.. ,D.r.uiuuiiuti
yr la ia.t waAUaiudniatliiaelanu.. ally uliioo.
? ,'. t A NTKIl to iii,1 f,,r Madame
I atll a Key t lk-uuty. Price, iui-IuiIIiik r.mr
Iiroiulunis, K.l ..-in. only. i'. v. Heine,
ken, Aitent. ljU C'amr A.t i.ln.M.
GRATEFUL COM FOR TINfJ
EPPSS COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"Br a tt-...k. l , . i . . . . .
w, i - ., .u .ni. naiurai laws
.1 - i . '""'e Tii' m,tr iniremiou and uuArl
ti - . . t ''f; ;""'"' Pcll, utluu nf ll, flue proper-
our hreakfuMl table. k UIi a delicately fl.vourert nev.
ersk-e vt lik-li may iuivp us many heavy durlnrs' bllla
i .i u Ti I!'.'.1'"1'' "f '"'h artlelea ..f .Hot tbal
BA-tHiMltutHiii may In) Krnclually hullt u untU stnina
eii.MiKli U res t every leuil. m y I., UI.b. llun
dnsls ut mlitle maliulles aro ll,wili,K anmrnl ill
r..ly to altaeH wherever there Is a We.k,lnt
W ' may A-M-iiiH-many a fatal sliuft by keeiilnJToiuS
-lve. we l f,,rtille,l.vlth,,urobl,Hl anl a iWuerlV
uourtshe,! frame. "-(ti ll Hrrrtct Outfit, V
onV; ,",!'"'ly "' " milk. Bold
I a iinJii"ltV.,.u.5.'1 i'"" u! Ialiell.,1 lhu.1
- i t'tl,. ItomiutiputliU) Caemlst.
I.UJ.1H.N, l.SilLAMi. .
M 0 M E ! " Hoolt;ltB'Pltit. Hulnea. Kortn,
Main St., llulTalo. N. Y.
- ........ .t aim uieroo.
WllTi'MYlW'l"""" A n-MtnuiW a 7tin
IA-, beA, Jbo. Ihaakiu'ssils Mux, I.lllli,
, . r- - - ..-Jia eiiuiu.'!
' I bet,a0. A-KAAAKln'shiLa Ml
Is Your ChildSickT patemtsI
' SCO aq. Ina
e Ferry N.J.
a. I vii , i
kiwi
"HE DID IT."
"By unlnKtheK-WRKNRemadtas
I have curt-4 all thr colds la my
family, and In the vicinity for nillai
around, luchntlug- bablta Aareat.
euel Willi croup. E. Ai. Bob.l 7S,
K.W11KN foonh Balaam sal
Troehea cure AioarseDMia Iu a fev
inluuua, bait eoushs and eohla
over nlttht. lialHiu. sue.) Trochaa,
10 and 3V. Hy mail or druiuruita.
at. A). KKKl-a CO.,ti3K.13Ui 8a?TN. T.
FRAZERaxle
s. s.
gives
strength,
health ,
and
vigor
to weak
and
delicato
children.
NEVER WITHOUT IT.
About three Years aso mv little !,.-
three years old was conlined to his bed
Avilh what the doctors pronounced ln
llauiuiatorv rheumatism in bia left. ir
Ho COmuluiuGd of aeveen rtaina all .t.A
time, extonditiK to his hips. I tried
several remodies but tuey did bim no
Rood. A neighbor whoso little ann
had been afllieted the same wav
reoomuiended B. 8. H. After takinu
two bottles mv little bnv
pletely cured, and has been walking
one ana a quarter mites to school ev
ery day aineo. I keep 8. 8. 8. in mv
bouse al1. tho timo, and would not bo
without IL o. J. Cheshire.
Kuston, Oa.
It is
perfectly
harmless,
yet so
powerful
as to
cleanse
the system
of all
BUST IN TUB WOlA 1.1)
1 Oet Um Uenulua. dolu JSvarnrtieifA,
MID-ill?
nnnnlin oriTirn m &
Dnumu-omztn guaranteed
Trials stall I w.5'i,.jK.-K!'
aiu I t. JIT- .. .a.uu .u
Are'
Nerv
I ltrffUtl ilALTIMUJUl,
.utihhrb be done f
- vyujgnr stands for nbhhi
e nOUSe OLJdhh !-n ho rtiKY
LI -- O w a w vi VAAI t
nexMiousec1ea,ninAndbeconvir
KOVKtMT?9l
impurities.
BOOKS ON BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES FHEE.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ca.
lslsfPlllll illlWiLMMIffag
1 i-V
n I j a.
il a. a fif
-ELY'S CREAM
ruaa;ea, Allay a 1
Aha Korea, lAe.Aure
VI BALM- le.lIIBe. v..e NunlBJ-V. thI -1
I'ulu and lntlniiiuiutiun, Ileal,- cl'I tO t
i-s Titata ami M.iell. and ure J7 J-4TAR'1
A.Ives liell, I ut UAieu lor ..1.1 In
Arrnlu into th Ati.fr if.. It .'. tmirllti Ah.,.,tiA
. trii!i;iets or by mail. KLV iiltoel., 64 W arreu KL. H. Y.
50c
tt
Best Truss Ever Used.
II U ill tl.a. u...... .....
VVKa1
man," and ignorar
no excuse for a d rtw hm ICO r r n-rAoc.j LU.l r
. , . Jt , . fitoaay r.uoilOII. I
clean them in the old way than not at all ; but the m
and sensible wav is to usa sapoi mr,
. , - ...wa,iw wii jauitUii nyi
windows, on pots and pans, and even on statuary.
& ... v, uooo u, jnruLiu is to be behind the
A TRUSS 1 j
Will LulU the vturttt t'une
with comlurt. Wora
niyAt suii tUy. Poftltlvuly
curwi rupture, beut Uy
inait everywhere. Kc-oil
for dfaprlptlvt ratal tgu
and ttliuonlal to
C-.V. llouiie Mfv.Co.
94-1 HrosttlMuy.
iS'vvr Vork C'lir
DROPSY
loltlTtjr Cured with Vesroiubl Uvnitllsi.
liiiVA CUrrvl LtliHlKUliilil nf tmkHl I 'urn mil Ltiifn nna
liounced iutuv Juns by b(kt pliylclunB, Krom rtri ti.nj
M iiiDtoJiia iiltM'Htur: iii leu iluvsi ut leuat two-thli ili
mil m iiiptoiiisi icuiue.r. buud lur fitM Uk. ttii Into.
uluU of uilruouluUH ituro. 1vti Ju' trrstlnu ui frtiu
Lv iliult. If luU unlur - Lllul. lUOil luu. Ill mlmm,, l.i
I lY a" wr ir l I II 111 SIS
taste,
Best Cough Medicine.
Cliildren take it withotii ohionti.n
, ... ..
wb.. u.irin, iieeonimenupa dv I'livsiciuna.
Lures wliere till else finis. I'lt-imant mid unroeulilo to the
liy urutjririats.
"URELV VEGETABLE.
THOROUGHLY RELIABLE
ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
25 C(NT K Box.
8 BoxltFoaeSoia.
ti.ot L7 IB.tl, pc...
... h-M, an tt
ric.
FOR BALE BV ALL DRUQQisra
DR. J. H.SCHESCK A SON, PHILADELPHIA. PA.
100!
YOU 1EDI
A C'onrfftnsivd KurrclaDAdin of IT nlvartaal 14 a
baiiilv raferiiit.-A m.,i iiMri. u .....u i .. ...u. i .
oululllIB In a e,jndleuiuMl term wliut ,u. i,ih..ulu. 1 Id.
ne.rty any Ikmik or puier tare am fi'e,,ueut rerrauce. to
aim uu. inauaia waicu uii iteaur.il r aUer wuuld lUe to un
l.w,i..,.r .. 7 . nine more uu ml, aul wales, uuu-a lio liaa a lartw lll.rr
AMMtlil to later tn, he c.-tn learn noth r,rf: bm i.m urin, il.,. v nA .7.
S.';;.,.1I",."",. i'"0' mul. "hu'o '"Ing u clearly and oouulely ol.ul. u, oi protuly
buut uutual,i oo rucliil otsoc. Iu .liinp., pu.wl uolo or ullvor. UUuK i Uli. Ilotl.sE, 1H4 Laona
MONEY IS CHICKENS.
of a .i tleal l-.,ulu-y lUtLr-a.,'
au amuteur, imt a dim. im...
Inr ilc,lUr aud eentsdurlUK Ji
vriu. 11 leiuhe. L,,w lo lietucl
u.dCuro llauauii; Kec.1 fur ta
lo for Kntieiuin,; wlneli hm k"
have rr lir,i,... ... ...... ..
ouullefnr i,r,.UUUe hoLllrv riu-
TV
YOTJTl
ui laa.SAWaJ ilfttaasi liSkAlt
puLiUadirAl, at m rvuisu kAbly Wr iaiiu i
VI OUi Vl.UU. LXltaVi llOO Wit I
tftina niiiittL'ly piuiUil LMuctu ut a-Uaoj I
It la Ull flL'Olloilt tallr-r ULlJ li ,
ouiuly y-l riorvtttlil b in4 iu Liotit.
UaflVtM KuaflUsli WUlljH Willi til til'ltll
AjLiiaiaui b.al L.rtimiiii'ia'.ioii, it
uenusvu vmr-i wirii r.:iKtun ni iiiuuuii.
It ii mvaluatbls to lifii HisuiJ w lio urt u.
Uioroutflily fmilir vtilit Ku,-lWi, r u
Aiiiai iAUhUst wbo Ulu to huuii UniLu
CO
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