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A SIMPI.K rF.OPLE.
A. TrW Telia m ThoTrtl' of Ths
Bttrtnrao.
FARM NOTES.
HOUSEHOLD.
GKEAT LICK.
Care o Kruzes Tlajsts. When
HocBEnoLD Uists. Ouffs tbat are
i.,.Hr i at Louie oiten imiw
-
flood Fortune That tame by lhante
and Business Sagacity.
p!ac tTwre is a fairly large crowa or
celebrants. Thea tlie fun begins and
the windows jf the bouses overlooking
J-jm! That Sails.
The luinifH ,t voiy good natured
people ;inl kind to st i nutm. iJinC
uuturallv free and lm'.t ie mleut in their
nature, tWy U. ii.it cringe and bow
down lefore the white men. a3 most
Asiatics do. They look with contempt,
uiii.ijlr-l with i-itv. ui the servile
lieii:il.-e and Ma-Ira.- e. Tlie Bur
iut are by fur the tln-st race physicul-
ly I have met with curing my resilience
in the ea-t. Although not, as a rule
Mil, they are models of manly form and
Itnue. Thev are vi-ry athletic and
strons, and i xoi-l in all manly shirts.
Thi'v are fine v.utU-rs. tuUiu th liht
m such paints f strength. Wheu a
Uurnian t.ilK to vou he looks you
straight in tin- fare, and tears himself
altogether in a tiianlv way. l.ie most
Ori.-nt.iK they are not ovirfoud of
work, and take every advantage of the
iiiiiiieioiis holid.ivs in tLeir calendar.
On tliese hohdaj-. diimu the dry
tMoii.u.iii, thf i.u-ii i.lay hall and other
same. Ihirnr,' tin" rainy ?ea.--oii ail
outdoor wo. k has to W'Si.si .elided. The
Mine of 1 all somc-.vli.it re-euil'l'-s foot
ball Willi the 1.U -Viiii l'-ft out. T':e
iraiae i-..u:n.-!i'' ty one of the player
rtiiimiitt its far as la. eati w ith the bail
t..naid t:.e !. He ! h not earry it
far l :'..re I." i- . ..u-!,t up with, the
hull w.e-led tiuin lum and tod from
.. sidi'to tl;e other, unt.l tiualiy it is
throw 'i or ai i I
Inch are c! up a!
ground.
h.Wi.lllli. AMI t MKNT.
A'li ther t.ivoii'.e uiimseiuent of tlie
i:uiiu.-', not onlv . a Miiuis 'lays aud
holiday, tut on ail eVeiiuiirs when a
.l-licio'iis ti. t ze p runts, is kite tlyms.
Tl...... are made i.f the thill rice
joiner coiuiiioii ii:
over split bamU'o
ml, i tlie fiitfi-. .1 van
U-u.-t.-i, ti e ka.oi i.' dr.
t'crred l.puv. TheV
dragon
aliiu..i!,
by any nihUap the plants, whetMf m ironed out flW nd i
DecoDQt i roien. i j .
wonderful tbin about U . otber was rber pr-
8"T ,Tr. ia thir flight. It j her skill in "" much to
me scene oi me lesuvu ira " l " ,tBr4,at Tney ,,,OTrfondor bquw" , rpam
with MMUtm First comea. a band fai,ing source of taterest tbe wu wry J.B ,a8U Being nine years
naxlor or sreenhouse.
eiUier at once remove Uiem (taking
care not to touch tbe leave-) to some
place warm enough to be Just above
the point of freezing; or. If there are
too many to do that, get op tbe fire as
ra; !dly as possible, and raise the tern
perature. The usual adrice Is to
prlnklo the leaves and shade the
flower from the sun. We have never
found either remedy
frozen plants, and the
ik. h,.trn.,a lire out in. u-e ctins tlMI imrortant part
M,.i.r.ni snnkia. Ttils can be avoid- .hance D(avs in tbe history
ed if the laundress only knows bow to men wn0 acqalre Jtreat fortunes,
iron the cuffs until they are TettfUj It peculiarly illustrated In the
dry. and then Uke the broad end of the career of Thomas II. Williams, a Cali-
flaWron and. pressing very bard on the fornUi 8ix muiiouaire. He went from
edae and slowly goes over tbe length Kentucky to the Pacific slope in 184a.
r n..,nfr The cuff wUl roll as the anli ,ttled in Virginia city. As at-
: i . i Thii la ai n!mDle an op- r.. a mtninir com nan v. he ac-
AllPU ItQH J .w - kvauj w. - . -
. , tMIt tLtxv - I . . r.knir'a n SBUM. . .Ka
One cannot help being struck with Irfj In eoj hU
- Unnortant part of the eiemeui oi pub n, ... " "tBd and motionless. tarhBr. The otner . rsltioui
of mosi nissquio. r-niz-i-z goes w u--- - , mu making l "r.-ViKii.
a glorious fountain of fire playing every- fliJnt is af renni "B"-' motner TZea. the
where and anywhere at the sweet will Mr0y understand It, since in whlch WuJr,
... . . . - m. :. ..,4tll I - - ka fnnwi wuiun r I am1uqI vnica un
or tue noiuer. iDe omen iaw u mon casea u ' j. ,mind- but
there are some ei.lit or ten squibs biaz- ana govern it can oe uc'"f ,t jjut
ing and spurting away like so many we have no realizing sense w
small volcanoes. . over and above tne c .hich
Meanwhile another band arrives, ana birds, problems or niguu
terrible
to make
rhich
ordeal which ne u-- - Uy.
bim the laughing 8toca. v.
mates, be remarked - have my
Mamma, I'm 01 Bou,i
hair cut to-day.
-t hitii theino piie-
the einl of the ball
i
tne cuiiutry, poie-i
, tiuiues and shajnil
l various birds and
dr.iirun Wuj a pre-
believe that tlie
:it eno lcriixl was a iuuiui..u
tut that it has now teeoine ex-
Arvirpj-
nfi.n a .ri.ma i, im f riniM Mare "J l J ' . irauill mi.
" . . t. - ii. nitnMtr mem n. -iim
is aoove lue irermifc .,.k onnil j Ron Tnnclsca. vears
ID 1 cup oi warm " " xie uiuirai 1 -
pinch of hops; let this stand for an hour !rolled oa and the transaction had
or so before using; it will have an ex- pegged from his mind, when he was
cellent effect on the yeast aud will In- one approached by a representa
sure good biead. ; tive of Flood. Mackay & O'Brien, who
If you have occasion to use clothes onyred him $ 100,000 for his long lor
t in imt siti-ritiaut an invalid, do -niton m-nn.
r..r - tr. m-riniT them out of the water. I tt s not a ereenborn and be at
Tlie best way to prepare them is to once refused the offer, as he did Sue
tonin tliem thf v cau be handled with ; ruwiv nffers of 823D.000 and $500,000.
mmiuntiini -Rut. when a member of the great firm
To restore mildewed linen take soft ' came to see him with proffers of neeo-
soap and powdered chalk In equal
Quantities, aud rub all over the dlacoi- 8uilei i the recepUon
p 1 1 r rvaav. - a , ,
ininir com pan v, lie ac- jieanwuue iiuumci uauuaui.w,- uirus, jnuumu.. ,r. t nnwer con- u"""' mpan Johnny r-
a.n8nt for 81,500 for their squibs being lighted, the members alm "Yt0 ZJT'mZ I'm
afraid, "'s dangerous." of
4Vhat on eartn are Juu
. . 1 a..(uAai1 T II f nat IT TiT K IMMl Ilr I i 11 mi M1U1U3 LTlltK Hkiiwu. -w 1 ftliuvov a . furlAn r
of any avail with ' erattoc itnat one is i.e., quireaa "he cmnlnV failed begin to attack thi first comers with vey9 tbe osprey at a leveu ij-
sprinkling is. i - . - amount ef them. The assault Is returned, ana, afMr furlong, to sweep - .
The PlaTn Truth
that Hooa'i saraapini nu cared theaM.
oi people who snffcrea wreiy trii BiwaBia
It nsntrallsei th lawlo acid la t! biooi,
eanses boe terr.ble pa'm and achet, aM M
vnau" tl" .-jus p rveQ
t a renrrence of the dlseaso. Theie Ja -a
rant n to nreio yoa. If jou sutler wttn rhenaj
turn, to give Hood- Saraiparf ".a a trial.
-I had raeama.iirr so xaai wnea I sat or
down I could hartllr get up. Hood'i SiMapanv,
na almost cored me." V. cbjtes, Ca:i2a, o.
jt 4. If on make op soar m nd to tr? Hftoa
bamaparUla, do not be indaceJ to Uite any othn.
Hood s barsa)arilla
gold by aU druftiriata. fl; six for i. Prepay
only ty n. L HOOD Co.. Lowe.l, iu-sa.
lOO losct tine joiiar
arter iuriong, to -r "t; -ina9v
out the least vibration of their wing ir
Hurt.
Illent V
I'!
,iiuiteile:t pie-nt-vi
iv i ' ui.i .i'. and fantastic
- in appeal an. .-. L.-.u; .ol.rid witlia Uee
i,..,. i -....I : hln.ii allowance ol the
l.i i..,'.-t in 1 L'a;ii!:e-t li:n!e!.
ci few U iiiuisi', outside of the
Keiii t town- and !.:me ytations in the
UitciK.r i f tin- irimlr), care to learu to
speak Kutfl;.-h. that all who desire to
know anth;i.i; id out the country lnut
learu to "read, wri:e and .leak the Uiu
jsu.ue of the land. X;ie latter Is the
iiiu-t d.lli. u'.t. ai there an- many words
MT'il.I alike bat w hu h have ditlerelit
iiiiniiii,i-:.iti..iisand mi-aniiii;. It takes
months w r,.ie the harner can hit the
riht inthtlion or intonation. Some
never learn to ,-. e..k r.urmese properly,
a thoii-h ti.ey In.iy have resided for
eufs in the i-oimtiy. The writ ngai
e:ir simple. U-n composed of circu
lar and m uii-cireiilar h tteis, but tiie
very -implicit-of ti lu makes the let-U-is
moie ihtlii-iilt to rifidh-ct, so many
1-U1J con.parativelv alike. Kverv con
sonant ends w Hh ' a."' The vowels are
atta. bed to the top or Uttoin of the
consonants. In wrltiug the words are
placed rinse t. cther, no siace Iwing
left bet ween each word. This adds to
the d.ihi-i.lt.e-i and perplexities the
learner has to encountt r.
The more I know IheMi kindly iwople
the belter 1 like tiiem. Our discus
sious upon leliion soon end, for theirs
fssucli a s.mpie faith that I can show
them no advantage they could obtain
bv tecotninu t i.ll.-ti.ilis. They live
uioial and simple lives; they look tor
ward in the oi.rsj of time to becoming
pait of the es-eme if their supreme
spirit, the liiuldli tiaudama, aa n re
ward of such pine lives that I confess
1 nev-- ittempt to convert them to my
'lK-.eM rj.
'Lim-J11:km'k 1 -1,M'-airu
tna.. ,mt) tlj i;urniese, male
them by tt w'oen s jnrturesqne, if somew hat
TUr ! noire thu.-ual garment for men is
rot apj cal U collis''k "r Ol'ltou cioth, of a
.nl ttv ilnk i which reds of various
V. . .. ..
i.llirin ui u itiiu " mt,
'li to le wound around
r portions of the legs
aL end falling in front
of .er, leaving the nius-
iHntion of the chest
the temperature
point. In our experience with thou
sands of frozen plants, we have trifd
all manner of exjdients, and found
no Nltr method than to get them out
of the freeziug atmosphere as quickly
as possible; and we have also found
that the daiuair is in proportion to the
succulent condition of the plant and
the inteusity of the freezing. Just
what decree of cold plants in any
given condition can endure we are
unable to state, l'lants are often
frozen so that the leaves hang down,
but when thawed out are found to be
not at all Injured. At another time
the same low temperature acting cn
the same kind of plants may kill them
outright if they happen to be growlnx
more thriftily, and are fu'4 of aap.
Much depends on the temperature at
which plants have been growing.
When tbe frost is peDetratinz into a
greenhouse or a r.ioui in which plants
are kept, and the heating arrangement
are inadequate to keep it out, the best
thing to do is to cover the plants with
newspapers or sheetinr. Thus protec
ted, most plants will be enabled to
resist four or tive deerees of frost,
l'aper is better than sheeting for this
purpose.
Hints on uarketino rocLTKT.
No matter how good poultry you may
have, if you don't kill and dress it in go d
shape and send it to market in attractive
style the chances are strongly in favor
of your getting only a second rate
price. Kill the fowls in a way so they
will not get bruised or soiled by dirt or
blood. Dry pick them, on no account
scalding before picking. Dress neatly.
which means draw the intestines.
emptying the gizzard of its content
and keeping every speck of blood or
tilth from coming in contact with the
flesh or skin. Cut off the bead, leav
ing tbe neck only moderately long.
Sver the wings at the outer Jolnt,have
tbe legs picked clean to the knee joint.
singe the hairs from tne body, being
careful not to discolor it by smoke;wind
each bird about the wings in strips of
white, clean cotton cloto; pack in nice.
clean boxes, with rye straw between the
layers of poultry, laying the birds upon
their backs with legs extended. Don't
attempt to palm oil fowls for chicks.
for the grocery man who haven x then
eye teeth out dou't tend stalls in our
city markets, and be sure such tricka
will cost more than they will net in tlie
long run.
I rest! men naving arnveu on mo i out, me reaai, nuio" -- from the
tuose who nave useu men i oave w ueu mc inno
- .i or,,i I . w n.m Hnnnff a long
lire to repienisu, anu no lucj wimo gronuu, on. ji " .
go, till from tbe noise one would u(i unremitted scrutiny, failed to uo-
think a few batteries of artillery tect a tremor of their quills, lie w
.... A ...1 mnrt t.ll IlieVUO. I wlncon In QnrmlSA ttlSL 1U J "
Mem ab n Ul iv. xuu j t I ull,u -v . lirrtir
. .i . a i . nmiN 1 1 ii . . r n 11111 11. an oiti. .-.
LOO, lur Llil- UCA wuio va. I L11CJ all, VkilCAO . . p: j.
noise increasing rather man oinerwwc frequent vigorous hoy" ..Thin
Now more tar barrels are lieaped on the necks and other members might
i- 1 . l .1 , 1..., i.tiii"j n I Willi I IhAV noAUHl UU buv...
in c: nuu Liiu u.iuita e .-i' ----- - i iui uiin-icao m . .
fresh fury. Tlien comes a sound wnicii Taat supports. But aitairosm uo
rises above the din of tne continual ex- move at all, excepi uy
tnose wno r ft,-n-nir fmm Rideto siue
Child?" fh. recoclou3
AVhy. mamma,- ,1m
harvtnir into a corner, I
vounuster,
surprised at you.
Didn't you ever bear
surprise i j Cimfln,. hAcause ne
what happened toSamsou bfcauw
. n n - I1T niH UBIl
iei a w oujo." " , ,,
to read your Bible.' ..-hiv as
motner - - - tne
tonisneo. tuai. .nother
uliMtiriiw Tf ii tliA lifter Of
iiu ijiuuci. -um. t- v.ir-a tr. mm. t. u .nv nutrient mor
. . . . t-aiuATAii uni rM- i um in niu'i iii Liin uu a anavu w i kkai i-m im a ca tvi uj
nation, uiey weio - - --- -------- -., - T nalH, i.ardlv ZT h,Z nt in at.v common
VI luo viw a i ... ... . I -J J ' .
street before
word.
she could
.5f ro here t
It appeBi, to
they tit"""! bmiijiif
ailm mm-' r
to
-w,
aien
tihh in (
iv ciitim
their blue black hair
acer '.I, unlike most Orien
1 .Ml...i.l.i.ld In lliirm-ili
. ami V im il . ..'.. ... M..a
onlv tne 1 ...iiiees have shaven beads.
A r"p.' like w ip of w hite or colored
wlii'n N iiitei.aeed wi;h their luxuriant
lin ks and wound round their head. All
have holes slit in the lobes of their ears
to hold a cigarette or any small trifle
Their 1-odies are tattooed from their
loins down to lime inches uliove the
knees w.th hemes from their mth
oloixv; al.-o, tho-e of lasts birds and
npldi-s. not to omit the Inevitable
Kalomr, ilinjon. Theirarmsand ch es
are also ta'.t'ed witli Ii ures of woman
and animal-.
The l-ttt r sort among t!ie lieople,
who are wealthier than their working
brethren, w aril velvet or cloth jacket
of some dark color, blue being a favorite
color, called all llijee. tiold button
often ornament this jacket. For the
lower portion of the luxly a loonxyee
ifreat round Is woin This is iisu.il ly of
thick s lk. of plaid pattern and from
vaid to a u l and a half in w idth. A
length of aN'Ut two and a half yards is
cut off the pnve and joined at the ends.
A Karnu nt soti.ewhat like a petticcat
without a wa.sttaud is thus fortueil.
It is worn tuckeil m a pei-uliar maimer
round the waist and fading in folds to
the ankles. Tlie fctt are shod in
kind of sandal which must lw very un
comfortable, lirinii down at the heel
and kept on by a thong passing te-ine-3
the bi; and smaller toes. A
hnndsome parti colored turban wound
amid the lon hair, with large tortoise
shell comb stuck In the back portion,
and generally a large pin of the same
matei uil thrust through the thick locks,
completes the costume of a well to do
country gentleman or merchant. I
omitted to state that stockings are not
worn by either sex, the feet of both
.i'-i kept scrupulously clean,
.villi the nails carefully pared and trim
med. On enterinir a house the sandals
are left on the veranda. It not being ac
cording to Burmese etiquette to wear
coverings to the fi'et indoors. They,
however, keep the head covered.
nrii i.in S .read tlie linen in UIO BUU I -hwlc for F(i (MIU.UUU.
for an hour or so, then wash off. it was a great piece of luck, but the
A teaspoocf ul of borax put in tne last, juck wa8 supplemented. Dy keen uusi
water In which clothes are rinsed will ; ueaa sagacity.
whiten them surprisingly, l'ound the i in April, ISa", Charles W. Sprague,
lorax so that It will dissolve easily. I an oransre er0wer at Chasevllle. Kia.,
Thia ia eaneeiallv eood to remove the WM Ivimr in bed. suffering the "tor-
i:owthat time lives to white sar-1 m-nta cf V-. cuised." with dUease of
meuts that have ben laid away for j tne kidneys, with which be bad been
t an or threa vears. troubled for two Tears. He had been
.-orlnklti salt immediately over anv nnder the treatment of an eminent
ar.t where something has boiled over nhvslclan but kept growing worse.
on it. stove, and the nlace may le Om dav when, as he says, "even boiie
more easily cleaned. This also coun- i itself bad become inanimate," a casual
tenets the bad odor. acquaintance happened in and advised
the trial of Warner's sate cure.
Devilled Eogs.-Boil eggs very He hesitated, because It was a pro-u..T"Ti"f?-.Tri?M
-tvi" :r.i w.. 1 u-leury medicine, but the testimonials
7." .:-,7rr "7.7 of .t .-mcacv were so convincing that,
periecuy coiu remove iue blcu uu --- - ,,i.i t jai,i
r. ; . .i.. rr...i. h- as a business man. he could not doubt
in two in me uiiuuio. i w . , t Ti,- wiilt
ill, a liltl LUG W1EHJULU OI lllius
Z . . ..... i was that llav 20th. 1S87. he wrote:
tAHtfL Fill 'OIU U1C U1JI
said they
.. nnntrv editor,
"XK8-iui. w---, when I
Miar at Mm disianca of time It is not Hr. aatit to this conclusion we made the mistake m i . .
the effigy of the real traitor which is are forced. The opinion is connrmea pitcnea iuio i .
by tne continual au.t.oi v - - "T, .i friend. "Io they
angle of their wings ituai , ' "
whole bird, witn wings mwajo -line
with another) with the surface or
Do vour ninth nrnliablv IS done to
...U. V.. 1 I - 1 .HV " 1 . , T. w . . j , ,
ported by several uien, and as be nears eet lbe fuli advantage from every blue
the scene of his execution be is saluteu pufl. or current. These take all sorts oi misery tney -" ..' ii T-itrht. but
by cheers and groans and volleys iroin turns, often at a steep inclination up or end or my criuiauu " -"J" u-y
the squibs. Arnveu at tne ure no i down, and the albauoss, wnen 110 rao i is wu iiiitiu"ov, t
chained once rouna. ana men, a""" the brette, at once assumes, wun iami- got s cruei iceuSO
burned. The Guy lawkes of tue year
in cri-nerallv some uolitical or local per-
sou wno lias niauo nimseii. uupuimnu
at the time. The group comes learlng
him on a chair placedou a piattorm sup-
Vhv?' asked a friend.
play any better man jou
, j ...
"tar ... . , . -jir
l.nllnr If J TPiaiHieU IUQ :v..v...
"Good Lord I 1 aion
ii,m cause. Jo. mo
Carelkssnkss in bkeedixo. 1
now of many farmers who ant other
wise keenly alive to their interests who
are thoughtless In breed in their colts.
If they have a mare that Is br-ken
own and unfit for latxir, no matter
how coarse or badly formed, she Is re
served to breed from. Again, the
cheapest horse, no matter how coarse.
If sleek and fat. Is employed to breed
from. This is why many farmers will
say that breeding does not pay. They
will not breed unless they chance to
have in possession a lame, heavy mare.
nut for I arm labor. The same farmer
Is particular to select the largest and
soundest potatoes, and the cleanest
wheat and oats for seed. He has
learned that this is true economy.
cream service.
tumblers, is presented in
of clear glass, hollowed out in the cen
tre to resemble blocks of ics, precisely
like the ice-blocks in which oysters aie
served, only In exceeding miniature.
Cons STintu Cake. One pound
of sugar, half a pound of butter, s x
eegs, beaten separately; thret-iuarters
of a pound of corn starcn; three taoie-
spoonfuls of tlour. I lavor to taste.
Bake iu small shapes or cups.
&s orchard ist avers that the form in
which an apple tree is trained has
much to do with its early or late com
ing into bearing. The trees which
Brow very erect, as the Northern Spy,
are very slow in becoming productive.
I bis upright growth may be corrected
by cutting out the centre while young
and bending the outer branches slightly.
As soon as a branch begins to bear it
is naturally bent down by weight of
fruit, and this continues tbe produc
tive habit. In the dependent branches
the flow of sap is somewhat checked.
and this tusures the formation of fruit
buds.
Wuf.at shorts or middling is one of
'.he cheapest food for swine. A ration
it two-thirds shorts and one-third corn
meal is one of the best things for finish
ins o5 mature hogs. It should be fed
iry, providing water in a separate
trough. In this way the hogs will
masticate their food most thoroughly
and digest more of it than they would
If it was fed wet, Shorts and sweet
buttermilk, until the pies are four or
Qve months old. ii excellent feed, otie-
:nira corn meal li g added later to
put on flesh and fat.
dobe I commenced to
Improve, and have now recovered my
health '
Mr. Williams owes his large fortune
and Mr. Stirazue owes his life to
chance, supplemented by good business
tudirment. it is no doult true tbat
fortune knocks at least once at the
door of every man, but it is
lias
yolks and rub smooth
melted butter or cream.
pepi er and dry mustard to
each hollowed white with this mixture,
place the halves neatly together and
wrap In tissue paner. You cau make a
salad of them by serving a lettuce leaf,
and egg, stripped of the taper covering
upon each plate, and pouting over
iurumiiijuuu.Jouii:..,s. , mu i,llt it
cm,, t. T'n-. i n ir-i F.iuiit nmimla of not everv man. it seems, who
peaches (after they are pared), four ( tbe good juagmeni to grasp upponu
pounds of sugar, one quart or viueear. . uuy oy tue loreiut
half an ounce of cloves, half an ounce
of cinnamon, quarter of an ounce of
mace. Tare the peaches belore weigu
Ing them; do not remove the stones,
but leave them whole. Tut tbe peaches
n a stone iar and pour over ttiein the
liquor boiling hot. The next day much j
syrup will have rormea. four it ou j
again and bring It to a boil in your pre- i
serving kettle, and pour it upon the
fruit while steaming hot. Repeat this
for five mornings. Cover up the jar
closely and the peaches will keep per
fectly for a year or more.
one great shout from the multitude, be
is committed to the lire, which has lull
ed a little during this, again grows fast
aud furious until about 10 o'ciocit,
w hen, the supplies having become ex
hausted and the lire burned low, the
noise grows less and less aud the streets
begin to be deserted.
A Iulc-li City i America.
ClY FAWKKS DAV.
Celebrating li KUtu. Kay ofXovcm-
uor in laislanO.
When James 1 came to the throne
the Catholics Loped he would repeal
nianv haish laws then pressing on them.
This he failed to do, and inconsequence
a secret plot was formed to blow up the
houses of parliament on the day he
w ent to open the session, and so destroy
the iroverninsr power of the nation.
The fifth of November, loOo, was fixed
niHin for the date. Shortly prior to
FANCIES IN ULASS. .1 ne newest ,h:.t i .Wrovinir all the
alter tue pretty K.,u munv rifir f.,- of the Ci.,,.
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trying to avoid this, an anonymous let
ter was forwarded to one of the nobles
warning him to absent liimseir lroui
the cereinonv. l'art of the text was as
follows: "They shall receive a terrible
blow this parliament." These words
seem to have puzzled many to whom
the epistle was shown, but they event
ually led to the suggestion or guu-pow-
Tixctuke of L.EMOS. Fill a pint
bottle ha f full of braudy or whiskey.
When a lemon is used, cut tne rind up
finely, and place it in the bottle, and
cork it. In a few days it will be UL to
use as an extract for flavoring cakes.
etc
Rancid Butter, boiled in water
with a portion of charcoal (say a teuth
part), will be entirely divested of its
rancidity, and may be used for cooking
purposes, alll o agh its fine flavor will
not be res.ored to make it ut ior vau.e
use.
f-iiEAP Fruit Cake Cup and a
lilf of brown sugar, two cups of flour.
three-fjuiti.s of a cup of butter, three
eggs, three tablespooufuls of sour milk.
half a teasaoonlul ot sou a, nan cuy
of fruit jam blackberry is best one
cup of raisins chopped fine.
Beef Omelet. Three pounds of
beefsteak, three-fourths or a pound of
suet chopped tine, salt, pepper and a
Uttle sage, tl ri?e eggs, six Boston
crackers rolled; make into a roil and
bake.
Ix feeding calves lemember they are
not tue moot brilliant animals in the
world, and it is questionable if they
over inov wnen Uiey have enough any
more than a boy would In a green apple
tree. For this and many other reasons
it la well to keep a watch over them to
see tbat each one gets some of the food
offered and not too ruuen of it.
Old-fasiiioxed Mtnute rur
dixos. Let sweet milk come to aboil,
then stir In flour which you have salt
ed: this most be done very quickly or it
will be lumpy. Stir every moment
until the pudding is about like mush.
Serve while hot with sugar and cream;
flavor the cream with nutmeg or vanilla.
Cream should never be churned fast
until it has thickened some, as it is
likely to become frothv. especially in
i coli weather, as there is more milk
taken off with the cream than In warm
weather, where open setting is prac
ticed. If one is In a hurry the best
plan Is to make haste bv churning slow
at Erst.
A fi'bk bred fowl of one of the ege
laying breeds, such as Langahahs,
Ilouuan, etc, wiil lay from twenty-live
10 uity eggs more in a year than the
dunghill. Not only this, but thev are
much more profitable every way. l'uie
bred birds of almost anv breed arc
worth at least $3 apiece. There Is a
large profit on rightly managed poultry
on the farm.
fitrrA, Is found In all our cultivated
grains; in mauy roots, or tubers, the
potato for Ins a c in tl e wood of all
:o:est tr es, particularly In the pith of
many p'a its. Il gr a'.ely varies la size,
form. uo general appearance, according
to th- plant from winch it is obtained.
From its individual characteristics, an
Xpert ui'croscopist can tell from what
plant any particular sample was taken.
Arrow-root, tapioca, sago, salep, cas
sava, and niaizena are all various forms
cf starch. By the continued action of
i'ri A(ir, hot water, acids, and al
kali's, s.arih ce lulcsela converted Into
dextrin, and finally Into glucose.
Yea--r, and the substance called diastase
fouud in germinating seeds, also con
vert it Into glucose, Tbe saliva of man,
and herbivorous auimals, aided by the
heat of the stomach produces the same
effect. This is still more quickly done,
by the fluids in the barge intestine.
After water, and cellulose, starch is the
next most abundant substance in our
cultivated crops.
Good clover hay Is always considered
as equal to any other. It is tne stan
dard by which aU other grasses are
compared, and no farm Is considered
fully supplied for the winter that has
not had a crop of clover grown upon
it.
A Cube for Sore Throat. Take
a teaspoonful of black currant jam or
jelly; put it In a tumbler and fill up tbe
tumbler with boiling water, lake
this several times a day and drinlr
white hot.
Brzakfast Butter Cakes. One
quart of sour miik. one teaspoonf ul of
saleratus, a little salt, one and a half
cups of boiled rice, two tablespoon! uls
of molasses or half a cup of sugar, a
little ginger, and flour enough to make
a stiff batter.
Preserve Puffs. Roll out puff
paste very thin, cut it In round pieces
and lay jam on each, fold over tbe
der being used to blow up the houses,
and a thorough search of the vaults un
derneath the parliament building was
ordered. This was done, and resulted
in finding thirty-six barrels of powder
covered with fagots of wood, so as to
hide them. They were in charge ot a
man named Guy or Guids Fawkes, from
whose person were taken a watch, a
tinder box and some touch wood, This
Guy Fawkes, was a man of some 'do
vears of ane. of cool family and or a
bold and veutuitsome spirit. He had
been engaged to hie the train aud then
make bis escape to France in a ship
provided for that purpose.
In consequence of the failure of this
conspiracy, the 5lh of November was
ordered to 1 kept as a day of thanks
giving forever by an act of parliament,
which was not rejiealed for over two
centuries. In many indeed in most-
of the large Knglish cities the celebra
tion is a mere bzzle. A few fireworks
in out of the way siiots, a bonfire where
one can be lighted without fear of in
terruption, a lame attempt at burning
a badly manufactured effigy of Guy
Fawkes. and by 9 p. m. all is over.
Most of this, too, is the work o: boys.
very few of the more sedate members
of society taking any part in it. Occa
sionally a paterfamilias will let off a
few squibs and crackers for the amuse
ment of the small fry of the family, but
tliat is all. There are, however, one or
two smaller towns which are true to
the traditions of their ancestors.
Bridgewater Is one of these, an ancient
city of some 10,000 inhabitants, situ
ated in the county ot Somerset, ana m
the west country.
It has long been the custom there to
keep November 5 in a way that is now
almost unique. For several weeks
prior to that date the inhabitants beg u
their preparations, lhese consist in
manufacturing fireworks, organizing
bands of participants, arranging cos
tumes, selecting places to store their
ammunition aud various other details.
The fireworks are principally squibs
squibs of all sizes, but all made thus:
A round piece of wood, say a part of a
broom handle about fifteen or eighteen
inches in length, is sawed in two, an
inch and a half from one end, A hole
is then bored in both pieces aud an iron
pin inserted in the layer so the smaller
can be replaced to appear as if the
whole had not been cut. but at the
same time allowing it to be removed at
will. At this joint each end is pointed
as if one sharpened a pencil and the
After a whirl or two, like a sleepy
dog looking for a bed. the great ship
slid Into port between two fortresses
bearing tbe Holland tricolor that were
scarce a hundred yards apart, and tbe
vessel was presently moored beside a
wharf tbat might have been nunc Dy
order of Peter Stuyveyant in Nleuw
Amsterdam. There could hardly be a
mistake. No; those Dutch facades,
those narrow- many-storied and much
ornamented bouses of blue and pink
and green; those narrow streets that
are all sidewalk; aud the language spo
ken by portly, slow-moving citizens
we were certamly viewing Aiannattan
Island, moved backwards 200 years and
south ward, a score of degrees.
Curacao (an island in the West In
dies), does not seem quite like Hotter
lam or one ot the smaller cities or me
Zuyder Zee. It has something about
it ot a later date, of a more recent crea
tion, than they; and, although nrst
impressions of places often change upon
closer acquaintance, ours only grew
stronger as we crossed tbe narbor iu a
t-uuare punt slowly sculled by a muscu
lar native, and then wandered about
tbe narrow aud wider streets of Wil-
lemstaat. Each house, every Interior
and most of the figures might have
been copied from old prints of Nieuw
Amsterdam; and when we went to
church on Sunday tbe minister, in
round black turban hat, with cere
monious bowing to his audience before
mounting the winding stair, and
preaching in fluent Dutch from an an
cient pulpit, heightened the impression
until it seemed quite real.
less instinct, the angle which will give
him most propulsion. In consequence
of this, his flight often exhibits a great
variety of motions, or ratuer umiaunun
of direction, swerving to the right or
left obliauely upward withersoever
it may suit him.
A Trial by Jury.
That oraitt American iurv. the people,
have rendered a unanimous verdict in fa
vor of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant 1-nrgauve rei-
l-t tlia Btanda.nl Tetneilv for bowel anu
ubimarh disorders, biliousness, sick bead-
ache, dizainess, constipation and sluggish
liver.
Eed Pine is a fine tree for light
lands: or rakid growth, and desirable
as an ornamental tree.
do?'
'Revenge? How so? What did they
TinSii mrafoA the editor w'ilu "
A-VJ ,ajw .
roT.(i hunted look an his eyes
Do? They serenadea me.
Walkintr advertlaenienta for Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Kemetly are the thousands it baa
cared.
Locust does well on comparatively
thin soils, although in some sections it
is troubled wlte the borer.
Phrsciko a Middle Course.
Younar matron f with theories on care
of children, to nurse Janer
nnu V A-Rtim.
Yniinir matron When the baby has
finished his bottle, lay him in the cradle
on bis right siae. Alter canug.
child should always lie on the right
side : that relieves the pressure on tne
heart. Still (reflectively) the liver is on
the right side perhaps, after all, yeu
had hotter lav bim on the left side.
No. I am sure the treatise on infant
n uestlon said ritrht side. vn. vue
whole, Jane, you may lay the baby on
his back until I bave looked up the
matter more thoroughly.
Come to the bridal chamber. Death I
Come to the mother, when she fecla
For the first time, her tirat-burn's breath.
And tbou art terrible I
The untimely death which annually car-
ries off thousands of bntnan beings in the
prime of youth, is indeed terrible. The
lirst approach of consumption ia insidious.
and tue aunerer inmselt la tne most un
conscious ot it approach. One of the most
alarming symptoms of this dread diHease
la, in tact, tlie ineradicable nope, wnicn
lurks in the heart of the victim, prevent
ing him from taking timely steps to arrest
tne malady, lnat it can be arrested in its
earlier stages is beyond question, as there
are hundreds of well-autbenticatd cas"s
where Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery baa effected a complete cure.
Pignut hickory is one of the best of
timber trees, useful and ornamental.
stout-growing on poor lands.
Man. "Where
inquirled Tomp-
Ilave a good
The One-Idead
were you last night?"
kyns of Ponsonby.
"At tbe ball."
"At the ball, eh,
time?''
'.Splendid. Danced 25 times."
"Who was there?"
"Really, couldn't say. Danced
much, you know."
'Whose orchestra furnished tbe
music?"
lteally, old boy. I danced so much I
didn't have time to find out. But I
just had a most elegant time."
so
LrfMing His Dignity.
paste, wet the edges with white of egg , 8"cK 13 re"ay " use- found this roll
and close them, lay them on a baking er 18 trapped a layer of thickish paper
sheet. Ice them, and bake about a quar
ter or an nour,
copy books are often employed and
gummed together. A. piece of string is
then wound about the joint in the wood
Cream Sauce. Stir together a ZZZ " rr
i . ; ii formed. Several more sheets of paper
tumbler lightly fuU of powdered white treated in a like manner
sugar; grate over it nntmeg. Serve ' w,,, i: ,),v,,
"Jack," said a man to an old class
mate in college at whose house be was
visiting, "wasn't your commencement
oratlou on the subject or 'Dignity (' "
' ell, y-e-s, 1 believe it was some
thing like that."
'Didn t part of it run something like
this: 'It seems to me that the dignified
man lias a great advantage over his
fellow-men in many ways, that dignity
is something to be greatly desired, aud
that it would be well for you and lor
me to cultivate us much dignity of bear
ing aud ueiKii tinent on all occasions as
possible "
"les, it wouldn t surprise me if I
wrote something to that effect."
" ell, of course you haven't for
gotten last evening when you got down
on all-tours, bad the baby mount your
back and then went galloping round the
edge of the parlor, knocking over chairs
and raising a dust, while the baby saw
ed a string back and forth in your
month and pounued you over the head
with a drum-stick and you tried to
whinny like a horse at every jump.
How uo you reconcile these things?
'1 dou't reconcile thera at all," re
plied the other with a slightly dejected
air; "I simply submit the fact that the
baby needed exercise and would have
yelled bloody murder if I hadn't gal
loped mm."
371.21 for m Uueas.
The readers of our paper will be Inter
ested in knowing that the proprietors of
'VV arner a Ivo ' Cabin Itemeuies will nav
f:STl -J1 in cash for the best anawer to the
queation : "v bat ia the hole for that ia in
I lie outside of the chimney of the old- fafh-
ioned log cabin, as represented in the trad
mark ot ' W arm r aTg Cabin Remedies?
A pamphlet with a picture of such a loir
cabin can be procured at any drug store.
The answers mast be sent by mail to li.
H. Warner & Co., proprietors of the cele
brated "Warner's SAFE Cure," Rochester,
NYH before April 10; h. 1888. Put one an
swer from each contestant will bit consid
ered. It must be Migned trith the real name.
giving post-oltice address and must state
tbat tbe party has purcJtased and used at
least cue of the following remedies : War
ner lg Cabin barvaparilla. Warner s
Log Cabin Hops and Kucha Remedy, War
ner's Log Cabiu Cough and Consumption
llemedy, Warner's Log Cabin Extract,
Warner s Loe Cabin Liver fills. Warner's
Log Cabin ltose ('ream (for catarrh, etc.),
Warner's Lou Cabin Scalpiue ( for the
scalp and hair, Warner's Log Cabin Plas
ters. 1 lie answers will be referred to an
impartial committee for decision, which
will tie announced April 10th. 1888. Let
ters of inquiry will not be answered.
Catairb is caused by scrotaloos taint in the
blood, and Is cured by Hood Parvaparilla, which
purines and enriches the blood and glres tbe
whole sjs'-em health and strength. Try this
"pecol ar medicine. " It Is prepared by C L Hood
Co., Lowell, Mass.
Where to Look. Cynic I hear
you're going to be married, old fellow.
Lover les, 1 am, to a charming
girl, too.
Cynic Can she cookf
Lover Um well a I believe not.
Cynic Can she sweep out a room?
Lover I think not.
Cynic Just as I thought. Like all
the girls of to-day 1 I'd marry myself
if 1 could und the right kind of a girl.
Lover (sarcastically My dear fellow.
did you ever try an intelligence office?
I'd have gone there myself If I wanted
a cook.
Sat, old fellow, have you seen that
the girls are going to wear high
crowned bats again this season?"
:so. Are they, though? By Jove.
mat's gooo."
"Good I I don t see anything good
about it. Just think, a fellah can't
see the stage any more. I consider It
rather rough."
" lou don't take the right view of
it, old man. Don't ju see, it will
give us an excuse to move Into the
front row again."
Mr. Minks "There, my dear, one
ot your own sex, ouida, the new novel-
writer, says women are not capable of
actual citizenship." Mrs. Minks "I
I can't see how she reaches the conclu
sion." "Simple enough. She says
they have not sufficient intellectual
capacity for the suffrage." "Well, I
suppose it is a good deal of a brain
strain. I know you always have an
awful headache after election.
Half of Papa's Trouble Re
moved. "Mary' I wish you would be
a better little girl," said a father we
wot of, to his little glrL "You have
no idea bow sorry I am that mamma
has to Bcold you so much." "Oh,
don't worry about it, papa," was the
reply , "I'm not one of tbose sensitive
children. Half the time I don't bear
what she says.''
A Ttustwouthy Animal. Llv
eryman (to customer) There, sir. is as
goou a uoss as ever puned a waggin
Qu'.' a profitable industry Is carried
on iu Austria in the rearing of toads
for ftp u tat.ou to Great Britain, where
tuy fetch as much as f 13 or S20 a
Luudred and aie eagerly bought up by
gaidenersand agriculturists, u they
are lnvaluabi? in destroying gnats and
other insects.
A
s
It needs extra warm pens and good
feeding to make lite Fall pigs pay for
wintering. As a rule pigs dropped in
October or later should be sold for what
they will bring. They will cost more
to wi iter than they will be worth la
tbe spring.
Sheep manure contains 90 to 95 per
cent, of the plant food contained la
the rations consumed by sheen. It is
therefore, a very rich fertilizer.
Ox land in only moderate or poor
condition never expect to raise a full
crop of any thing by excessive manor
lugs of nitrate of soda, as it always
gives the best returns on liberally
manured land. It land to which it Is
Intended to apply nitrate has not got a
full manuring or animal man a re, give
as early as possible a quantity of potash
and phosphoric acid.
i Thtr is a large pine tree in Irwin
county. Ga., with two distinct bodies
and only one top. The two trunks grew
out of the ground about five feet high
from each other, but at forty feet high
they grew together, and from thence
made only on tree and top.
and the whole being thoroughly dry.
the top of the roller is removed, the
larger end taken out and there is the
A composition of half
gunpowder and steel filings, with a
"bang" of plain powder at the end.
forms tbe material for loading, all of
Fasdiox has discovered a dnltcatA which Is rammed tightly and the end
canarv tint in stationery, with the ad- '. f the case is closed. The head is cov-
dress stamped in clear black letters. ered "ith touch paper and then all is
which is the ruling fancy at present. i reaay ior action, it win oe pretty evi-
UtBfc w ill US 1 pcupio luab lb would not
coli, with fruit tarts.
. , k , . m complete,
autumn cloths, and at last the dyers ' unDOwder an
bave taken tne bint irom tbe beautiful
man greens.
"Patient as Job himself" occurring
in a reading lesson. "Who was Job?"
was the natural question. One bright
boy volunteered: "I don't know ex
actly, but be had something to do with
printing."
A Parrot That Prays.
The Bomlleat Man in Town,
As well as ihe handsomest, and others are
invited to call oa any druggist and get free a
trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam tor the Throat
and Longs, a remedy that is selling entirely
upon Its merits and is guaranteed to care and
reilere aU Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma.
Bronchitis and ConauxnpUon. Large bottles,
sa cents and SI.
All the large growing thorns form
nne fringes along tbe borders ot wood
lands or parks and are attractive In
fruit or flower.
Vraxer Axle Oreasa.
The Frazer Axle Grease is the Kt.n,,lor,i
Axle Grease of the world. Use it and save
your noises ana wagons. One
will last two weeks.
greasing
do to hold such a firework as the one I
have described in the hand and a holder
A family living near a church owns " mereiore a necessity, mat is made
a very bright parrot. Every evening oi a ong buck wun a mallet shaped
the bells of the church rine the "An- oea4 grooved the proper size and the
0J119 orwi nvniiiw ln.io squib it is to hold is tied on with strinc.
ririii nf th fumiw s-na tmioi.t. nw.it 1 Havmg manufactured a good suddIv
the appropriate prayer at the sound of ?f heH weapons, the next thing to do
the bells. The parrot watched her to And a place where they can be
carefully, and the other evening, at the 5tored ? the evenln of the eventful
first sound of the chimes, dropped to day and 801,06 8rua11 shop away from
the bottom of the cage, put down his ,the scene of the festivities is usually se-
head and said the first few words of lected- Then comes the last of the
the Braver. He has keot this ud ever Preparations namely, what band to
since and is adding otlier words of the Joln and ''n.t costume to wear. IX
prayer as the Uttle girl teaches them to ?one r worn it is only necessary tose-
him. i ieot tne oldest possible clothes in one's I By means of solution and an lnatro,
. i I "iviuiuuc auu now ior glorious Otn I mem called a .Nebulizer the worst case of
a noctl race between a pigeon and a L aiiernoon trains many strangers J "n no quicauy and pleasantly
pony recently took place In England,
the former flvtnv m m i Is an1 f latAsi
galloping naif a mile. A capital start al59i? anspendetL. Little by little
was made, and after a most exciting ' Yr cioc uie numDer oi peopl.
im vuu won uy ou vmraa. "'. warm
. tuae the bcafirt Is lighted In the
American beecn is a fine tree for
grouping in parks or pleasure grounds.
and does well in a thin soli when once
esutonsnea.
in England rrive 10 the sport, and BOOH alter 6 5ud Fer pttlc",r ddX6 City Hall
S3 SeuSf; 8'clock all traffic ia the main though! I S? Broadway, W Tork.
or no
Goal ashes posse Is little
mannrial value, but serve to lighten up
1 as tiff soil. , V,
An' you needn't bo afraid of him
puffeckly safe an' reliable.
Customer (eyeiug the animal
blously) I don't know 'bout that,
hate to trust him with any oats.
he's
du-
l'd
A Careful Man. -Vhv do I al
ways Bud you eating at this little on.
borse-restaurautr by don't vou eat
at homer""
"Eat at home I You must be era.
My wife runs a fashionable boarding-
uuu;-e, auu x ui uareim Wliat 1 eat I
am. '
A .1.11 . -
mcTiiii-iioiiur kuiu piece ana
silver dollar were found on William
Petty 's person after his arrest, in Tort-
land, Oregon. The coins were hollow
ed out, aud in each hollowwas a mirror.
and while they were lying on the table at
an angle of forty-rlve degrees behind a
stack of com in front of the dealer be
could sea every card held by his on-
pouenia.
Fogo has said the meanest thing any
man ever was capable of saving. When
Mrs. F, left him alone in tbe house tlie
other evening she remarked: "You
won't oe lonely, dear?" "Jio," be re
piled; -l shan't miss yon at alL The
parrot, you Know, is here."
As a breeder of disease few things
citci a uegiecteu larm-nouse cellar,
otninrmie csnns kkidct cure for Otodst
(.ravel, ungnt's. Heart, Urinary or Lirer Diseuea,
. . . , ,iuimii. uinue, Ul
Arch M., t'bua, $1 a bottle, 6 lor Urujjjuu.
- j -
uRS-r maple is good as a forest or
ornamental tree; will do as well on
rocay musiae, wnen once established
Consumption Surely Cored.
, ' i" taiior : riease intorm your readers
that I hare a positive remedy for the aoore
named disease. By us timely use thousands of
hopeless cases hsve been permanently cured. I
shall be glad to send two bott.es of my remedr
pkes to any of your readers who hare consumD
tton if they will send me tneir Impress and F o.
BHIUtVDD, ncsucvti uuj,
)
American chestnut does well on any
sou mas is wen drained, good for
timrrtr plantations, park, or roadside.
'
"Rorlt Over mends anrthlmrf fimkn m,i.
aa.GlaaSaWood. Ires Viaii at Drags a oro.
Whlfef ash Is a Uee of the first order
ior umswr, makes a fine roadside tree,
but ia lite In coming into leaf.
;UM. M.O, 1S1 Peart 8L, N. T.
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
'fciKicusreCOtui
a -
GOES DIRECT TO WEAK SPOTS.
Don't allow yourself to break. Keep cp
Youth, Health. Vigor. A good at SO virist
at5 as pood at 73 as at 4.i. Al tin Iniia
of iroing back beein the use of v cij-s" l!tiTa
Kcirvu. IJuvenat-s luKini? vitM rrcea.
eaima the blood to course turmzh ihe im
as in youth. For weal: mm. delicate wrcea.
Cure Drupepsia. Brain or Nenous earas,
Fxnausted Vitality, Restores ic or $: M,
Uni or fcx. E. S. Wiuj. Jersey CUT, S.J.
Buchu-Paiba.
Quirk,
eo:i:ilt-ta
cure, all annoymit ii.iu,-. . Ma
Vrinary diseas'f, cntan h of Bta11-r, Sc. IL
JjnifTsista E- b. WrtlA Jersey City. K. J.
A GREAT BLESSING TO WOItV
Dnnrl Symptom amd Conditions ttili
nCuU Spec-llic will atellete and 4. ure.
I Vn have nervous or sick hrai'.wfce. t..m
II lull achaehe. lim-ka-he, spineaoho, Uuauii-
luiuraal neat or scalding untie.
If Vni, bare chronic -wcalrnow. boarinir flnwi
II I UU or lierveraious incident to lile-cuantfe.
! Vn n have -uterine catarrh, mjij.rewed oi
11 I U Li paiuf ul periods, or ovarian Urojy,
If Vn have suspicious growths, disposed U
II I U li humor or cancer, or UetuorrLai;'-,
I Dinlrlr nP quickly a run-down cmtltu-
Dulllio tion and brings rclresimig sleep.
Will dispel those dull tired loons ani n-ei.
il mil inirs. and tiring back youthful bi.a
anu ueauiy rt-tewjrea iiw hi-i uus p - . -If
n trier f. G!v!vtyonr weak and d-Iiat- rt.nrl-t.
mUlllCIO K-la .Mtliir Impure 1Um4 oi
ucaeiunwui Miujnuu..iu,
', Ynn Talue frond health, and hope for long
1 I DU life, use "Femiilo Kerned)-."
Pma Fytmi.ln continued with certiflpate. i-.f enr
JCtj 1" "liunle to UealUi." tttM. A.iio aa.(M? f reft.
3r. Kilmer k Co. Einthamton. l.ru g j is' Tl
KIDDER'S
Tkyixo to Get Evkx. "I think I
must nave Lad an attack of vertigo
mis morning," said airs. Hendricks,
the landlady, at dinner. "My bead
suddenly began to swim, and I only
saved myself from falling by grasping
the table. I Imagine the sensation is
similar to that or extratne intoxication.
Am i not ngnt, Mr. Dnmley?"
unmiey ordered a second dish of
ice cream, and tbe landlady's daughter
an ait jht;strato. sne was
sittintc in a low-rocking chair and he
swinging idly in hammock. He had on
ner sun nat with the nbuons tied under
his chin, and every Intelligent stray
dog that went by would bark at him.
j.uey were talking about dancing.
"1 am passionately fond of the
vaise," be said.
"Do you reverse?" she asked.
un, my, yes." he reDlied. Then hn
leaned a little too far back and she
anew tnat lie told the truth.
A M Rt t l RE Flt
INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA.
r ft.'i Phyfilflans hav nnt us thir apprrrrai of
DIOESTYLIN, sayiiitc that it i the It tropArsVUon
tor LndinMtJn Utat thy have ever uJ.
We hHve nver heard of ca.,e of lvsppi wher
DIOK6TYI.IS was taken that wa not -urL
FOR C OLCRA INFANTUM.
IT WII.L l'RE THK M-rST A-i.RAV ATKD C!TS.
IT WII.1, Mop VlMITINi IN I'lir . i A C Y.
IT WILL Kl.LIKVi; O N TII-ATIOS.
Tor Summer Comnlalntf ar.I Onrnic Dlavrrh,
wbJch are Uie dirN-t r-.iiit of itn;ienVi-t li4MUua,
DIOESTYI.IS will efYe.-t an 1mtnMi.tt- . ure.
TaJce DYUENTYI.IN for all .a.im an1 d)vMen of
th stomach ; thry a!l i:iu fr.:,i ln.r,,itn. Ak
Tour'iruirffist for DI'iEsrvUN (price : j-r
bottle u If he dtMs ii-n t;aw ii send u il-UiT tool
and we wiil stunt a iMtlli lo you, eii.n i-retAJ-t.
lo not hesitate to rend your inoi.t-v. our soue is
reliable. i-:-tat!i.ht-i tw"?-.iv fiv- vears
H )l. F. K 1 1 l Kit i
Blaniifacturiiitf 4 tfniit-. t .1 nhu St., V. Y.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
I Great Medical Work for Younj
and Middla-AfQi Men.
3
Tvr . TAn ...... - ... .
cnarmintr person that Mile. Clothilde
ui remaraea a gentleman. 'How
preiiy ; now aureeable. and what, a
graceiui uancerr
ao wnicb one of Mil. cinthiMo'.
uearcsi, iaay inends replies :
vu.w v. uc. uul M 1 1 MI. n n TV lhor
her education was intprrni,t.i i..t a
ouo u commenciDO' to pstm li i
teaui,
a DISCOVERY.
S hally aallke sirtlflrial ay at tna.
Amy kk larnr4l fa reaHasr.
ttaeommeoded by Mabjc Twatw. RictCAmn Paoeroa.
m Scientut, Hons. W. V. Arrou, Jxruxm P. BujtjZ-
bum, ur. ninoit. ". ,iasoT ltJ voiumhla Law atta.
Aenta; IU 4 Mr rid en ; ar at Norwich ; SS0 at Otmrlln '
CollejtwoUaaea of eah at Yale ; JD at VaU
. viJL r 1". l euoaiey voiiea, ajad
w..e-v snw wn.uu mv vuMMtuaa J tUWmiV. aU
rruapeotus rorr rmr.r from
VkUJlf. LOIStTTE. 2J7 Etftn At, New Tor
Ely's Cream Biilm
Frfos &O Cant a.
Will do more in Canny
CATARRH
i iiaa s.,oo m any older
waj.
Annlv rtntm fn.n l . -
' ..."j men iiosirn.
UliJ ELy BROS3 Green wlefa stX V
nLnoiiAnu Mr In WHEEL. ircry
" " " l l O.. PremootTb;
Ial fit Worth a-. is. . .
, w a. ..... 7T rmiii EM Rain .
zzi . " y QeaJaraL
M Via... G V, .- Ali4 LajLLKj V.
te7 alaiu SL. Buttalo, ti. Y,
KNOW THYSELF.ife
1)lBMnEn hT the PEABODT Wtni
CAL INvnTTTt, So. 4 It.illllnrh
KMien.Masi. WM. 11. I'AKKI K,
Consu'tlnc r'bvsk-lan More tnau one mil t-.-n
aid. 1 trrata upu Srvou and Irisl al et.UTy
Premature lecUiie, KabL.at'a vtia :iy. i;
Vltur. and Impuritim of the blood and Ue unU14
mineriea coBv-.jurnl INeron. Oouta u 0 l''
sutatantlai emist d bin lin, fuU (t.-l arraiii
irta bent popular me-Meal treatise ui-ui'-.l in tti
E.Dlirt imnciMe. niCf on:y i i.y n.an m'
and concern ! In a plain rvi' r- U;ie
tartpl rrr if you send uuW. Addrt.. a atxjve.
1 rt Mapcr,
jojyes
PAYSthMrREICHT
ft Toi Waaon Scales,
Im Lcrrrs, tsar In, ftjae
Tinltsaud arm Bn Isr
Vtt ala Sra.1. V or fr ps BM
amBtt tkla prT aafl Si'trMS
JO-IS Or HR9KAMTII, '
B1SGHAMT ON N 9
I QUHE FITS !
Wbfr: 1 U rum 1 dftliil itiaan svM). .,
tor a Ulfie Slid ttlen haT thm mtnrn I masr av
ra.fl i ral cum. I haT- marjf t ti- diMv-.ie . J- ITS. KlU
hnY or KAI.LINU aSlCKNtttSalife-l.-mrsT'idr. I
warrant txyy rml tnmr t ii - u.,.anaa
tbers nave failed is no reason for not nw rweir ni a
enra. rW-ni at one f.sp a treaiiseand a Vr-t fi itla
of my tnta.il ibl remedr. Oive hznrmsan.l Prrt Orbeaw
U. ROOT. JU. C. 1 b3 Pcaji SiU New 1 rau
DR. HOBENSACK'S
SEEVOUd DEBIL11I PILL
A sure and safe specific for weak
ness and debility of the nervous syv
tern, and cenenii cxhutton an-ir.a
from youthful unpriidencr, C1(
and overwork of b- 'ly bik! Ira n,
causing physical and mtrul -fat-
ncss, loss ot mmr' and stxt.! in
capacity. CURES 0L0 and YOtNG
If rice ft per boa. Prepared and i i
'saleat Dr HSen.nf L:'; I-aboniinry
No. 20G N. ild Street. Phila. Send for ctrcui-r.
WANTED:
ON E AGENT F0U THISCOUNTV,
J 1 Ji'1" ,or ularKiug b-MALL I'lIoiXi.
OKAPllS luto
LIFE-SIZECRAYON PICTURES.
The pictures are naii h.r,tif.,i i itpnm
roarautt-eO. Ap-.-uls can easily get orders atiJ
make a large coaimiSMl.jn. A.i.irt-.j
International l'ublisliinir i I'rintinj Co.
528 WAHKET ST, PUILADELI'UIV.
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time M.u v .
famiA' :
tl-ey l,ii-l 1.,
tr!it r.;i- v i ..
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the f .in, .; i-
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Jersey, vi !. ..
to llelr.il. t
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The i. s ui
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of J I-;,; : ;
acen ii.:;.
School
1'iauo, 1
water-col- ;
and fit-i 11..: -;
ot exit -.
youn i.t :
would l .i -for
iti-t r:,: r
on'y j.it.t
cure In h
CaiJ-c i.-e. 1
HoweiH in ;!
molliei's 1,1
cream f.u- ut
1.
sr.
ant
ilea:.
and rii ore
and Mr. (
anxious J
txnly elsr
dauclaer
"l'ai.n"
hereeli
plainly, a
rem a nel
brushed
Pact, sen
eyes looki
with the
who nieu
Odd 9 UU i
"Who
BO often
old C'axte
day, star
the it.ir
Carteret'
"That
"13 bia
they call
ine ola
tleman
doubt
expense
lands
cally are.
it Lew!
ace
1
mi.
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IS t
Wh
t
id.r.
;res
'3 1. tl
dat
Ltr
of
jliat
r
is ,
are
long whistli
Carteret hue
enough to .
boy."
Had curios
pair Le
Jane her s:
brown linen
in a cap, ion
Ler Lands ai
iti?, aettirift
merry tune t:
inir legal di
references for
indeed, with
and Interest
office boys.
"I Loiie n.
JUl ever fiL
ary Jiue t,
office, Blgbe.
?b dipped ht
Jeroon-yeilow
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