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ABOUT THE f ARM.
Binta for .Farmers and Bus
Housewives to Appreciate.
Provide the stock with plenty o
hade.
Let the brood mare9 have plenty o:
fxercise.
Let the pigs bo kept growing now
io that they can be fattened early.
One advantage with a feed cutter i.
that the beddins used with the 8 toe!
n all be cut up.
Cultivation in a dry time Is not onl;
generally beneficial, bat does a goot
work In destroy! ng the weeds.
After the harvest work is all finishei
is a good time to haul out and appl;
manure and especially so to crops to b
eeded in the fall.
After the crops are harvested an'
stored away ii a good time to put i
tile drainage, in this way a low we
place can be made productive.
It is not only necessary that (In
anlam should have good record, bu
thai in addition they should posses
individual merit in themselves.
Thistles are a pest on many farms
Thorough work in cutting them dowi
as fast as they appear above ground i
one of the best plans of exterminating
It is just as easy, so far as feed an
care 1 concerned, to "raise a really goo
animal as it is a scrub, while there i
sertainly a considerable difference it
the profit.
Wlille a good system of rotation,
a role, is beat, some land can be kep
in meadow for several years if care ii
taken to keep clear of weed and tt
properly manure.
If the ground la kept occupied th
greater portion of the time with hoec
erops weeds may be gradually killer.'
ut. A great help in addition to tfai
la to keep the fence corners and road
tides clean.
While from the middle to the last o1
July is usually considered the bes
dme for sowing turnip seed, they can
in many cases, be sown aa late as Au
just with good results. They are i
sheap crop to grow.
"With a full supply of fruit a gooc
supply should be secured to use during
the,fall and winter. There are quia
a number of ways of doing this so thai
In addition to a full supply a good va
riety may also be secured.
A good work can always be done ii
lessening the work of properly culti
vating the soil by destroying the weedf
before they mature seeds and usually
the more thoroughly this is done i
Meaner the fields can be kept.
There is no hotter time for pllt
draining than in the latter part of tin
maimer after the crops are all harvest
d, and a portion at least of the fal
plowing has been done; plan the wort
So be done bvfore making a start.
While it is usually an item to crowd
it work during the busy season, ai
the same time it is a questionable policy
to overwork either vourself or the
'.earn. A day's work can usually b
lone between sun up and sun down.
Oats should not be stacked until dry.
(Then It can be done it will be best tc
tore under a good shelter, even il
Kme of the timothy or red top must
e stacked out. If kept in a good con
lition they make one of the very best
f feeds.
Shallow cultivation only should bt
liven the trees and plants at this time
itir only the surfaces but take pains tc
io the work thoroughly. Usually witl
Fruits tree cultivation Is not necessarx
st this time, but often more or less cul
dvatlon is necessary at this time.
Budding and layering are two meth
ds of propagating different varieties O
plants, the work of which oan be done
it this time. Budding, aa soon as tin
ttuda have made a sufficient growth and
ayering before the wood begins tc
aarden. Either plan is a very easj
ivay of increasing dosired varieties.
A coat of paint will not only add
considerable to the appearance of tht
farm implements, but in addition wil.
io much towards preserving them. A
food plan is to apply before storing
wvm oj . an suvuiu utra nnuCl
sny condition be allowed- to remain
ut exposed to the scorching hot sun.
The shorter the manure the easier ii
la handled and the more evenly it car
be distributed, while in addition it it
much easier to thoroughly Incorporate
with the soil each of which are verj
Important Items in securing the best
results, especially with the first crop tc
oe planted after the application 1
iven.
Flan ahead to sow a good pa'ch of
rye for winter pasturage and early
ipring feeding; for this purpose It will
e found one of the best crops that
n be sown and with breeding stock
in the spring a supply of early green
feed will be f.mnd quite an Item anc
early sown rye will usually sup
ply this.
The advantages of the creamery Is a
lessened cost in the labor, oue or twe
doing the work of a large number; s
more even quality of product than h
possible when m.de by quite a nurnbei
sf persons. The advantage of being
able to ue machinery in doing the
-reefer part of the work which is mori
economical than hard labor.
In a majority of cases It will be bes
to cut the new meadow, even if there,
is not a firet-class stand ; by cutting
before the gras9 plants have matured
will add to thicken up while at tht
me time a good work can be done io
destroying the weed. Thia will be"
found a much better plan than to let
them go because a profitable crop may
mot be secured.
A r er wr o I a tiled riding with st:i
rope lonj and v irrupa short now eny
that be rides w Hi his Ktinupt only ai
one m fru) the paltn of his band to bit
irmnit afi4 o vil-k rfrtAS with nm
AJmin'imls ti)a--s than tbe other on j
XP3 TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
BT MARY MABTTS.
At first glance tbe title to this article
may appear ''Hints to Housekeeper!),
bnt it is "Helps," which, in thia in
stance, includes hints. It is written
lor more than hasty scanning. It is
hoped that some real help to tired
mother or housekeeper may be found.
Long ago, in poor Bichard'a sayings,
mo learned that heaven helped them
srho helped themselves. It is thus
with the Housekeeper. She must help
herself, and in many ways. To
begin, in furnishing a house, many
seedless and often useless articles creep
in. For the matter of sleeping rooms
alone, in many instance, what an array
it decorations I Tne draperies, hang
ings and adornments are quite wonder
fal, and were' not put there without
much -.kill and labor. And that is not
, . , r.Vk
Sf the constant warfare with dnst they i
a r i ; ! 1 1 1 a. :
will demand. A room which la need nonseiMping utensils if he has no
SgS5 " rv!lePH rim ''.oisV.weddini-c.k.sif he is a con
the bed must be mad. daily, will very , , bior, asnitary plnmbing if
juickly be converted into a dost- . bnTe,ht,aldf
t0h.?K-h, it tTr haLtinn ' A? time goes on, he receive, other
should be, the law before decoration, I ,,1Mm.ntl in the same way and he
wa Kai nnm tha htn sia feT aa irtAI1 Attn .
plainly see the way to help herself in
this instance.
Why get up this array ofFrench
millinery, I had almost said pillow
saaes and towels covers, and shams of
tlmost every other description? And,
ss a p'easant writer has lately aaid, it is
matter of taste, but in the way of
tome people's thinking it amounts to a
tort of tinsel i-bow, without one parti
ole of real artiitio merit in the whole
it it.
Where there is so much that is use
less, something is almost always neg
lected, wbioh often is the useful. I
sail to mind one housekeeper who, in
ber early setting up, was quite un
mindful of things needful, bnt, I
tsaare yon, her bay-window draperies
sere ample.
The parlors and sitting-rooms, in
ihort, nearly all the rooms of soma
bouses are little lens than museums for
different styles of decorative art that
bava accumulated. Here is a short
paragraph from a recent writer on this
inbject:
'The different styles that have been
in vogue for many years accumulate in I
tome nomas. .Paper flowers, leather
Sowers, wax flowers, worsted mottoes,
framed worsted work, applique work,
knitted, crocheted, netted and needle
work, in profusion and in wretched
taste, abound until one wonders how
sny woman of sense conld have so
wasted her preoioua life, aa to fashion
luoh things, whioh catch due', make
labor and are rarely either useful ot
irnnmentaL"
Simplicity in the home should be
urged, and tbe housekeeper should
take the initiative. In this way sb
can help herself, and save money be
sides, if that is an object. K' trench-
ments that save strengtb, time and
money are wortu making, when tbe
housekeeper finds her work beyond
ber strength, whatever that work be,
whether muscular labor and weary
planning or the management of un
pleasant servants. This article is not
uone for the economical sistt-r, obliged
to be such from the force and stress of
sirenmstances, but tbe s ster with well
tilled purse, who, nevertheless at times,
becomes a-weary with life's burdens
1 believe the tendency of the house
keeper of the present is to multiply
articles around her and to make beroeif
labor. May not this tendency be re
versed by choosing the simple and use
ful? Or must the mother's days be sao-
nncra in a way too olten illustrate.!.
For such as do their own laundry
work simple rules of wash njj may be
followed, if thought is given to the
snhject, and in ironing, many pi ces
may be so folded as to require little or
none. It will also be found a saving of
strength if, in ironin.', a high stool or
shair is used, instead of standing so
long.
In preparing meals many simpler
ways may be instituted and substi
tuted, generally bringing better re
sults. The number of dishes served
may be reduced with benefit to the
family, if the mother's strength and
time are too muon taxed to prepare
them.
One woman who makes pies and
pies, nntil it literally seemed her diys
would end in making pies, was asked
why she did so.
"My family must eat," she replied.
"But not neee&aarily pits," was the
answer. "Why not stew the fruit and
give them plain bread with it?. It is
mueh more healthful for the ohildren
and lesa work for you."
I do not think the thought had en
tered her mind before, bhe was a con
stant workerI had almost aaid a
slave to her family.
--Each member of a family may be
taught methodical, cleanly, orderly
ways, helping to keep himself com
fortable, without departing from the
standard of good housekeeping in the
least, and thereby saving tbe mother
many steps and much work. O.ten
times, the fatigue of doing everything
has so used the energy and sapped the
springs of life, th mother caunot be
cheery and entertaining and the family
wonders what haa gone wrong. She if
tired and wishes for the strength of
Hercules. The remedy is with the
mother, to simplify her work and have
each member of the household do bis
or her part, unless there are well
trained servants, and then it s urn air
to throw all the burden of care upon
one. The mother will age prematurely
and people will wonder why this is so,
"with all their money."
There are, of course, other causes
that break women down, but the
amount of work attempted by some
unaided, and the amoun actually per
formed by others, is so great and the ill
effects are so manifeot, a warning ought
to be taken by those who still have
health lelt to save.
"All have not the power to reform
their present system ot living," I hear
from some dejected sister.
Perhaps not, bat I am talking to
those who have.
Is my article one prolonged wail?
IfVrill b a delightful wail if one aister
is, in the h ast, strengthened, heloed or
encouraged by its innuence. That is
its mission.
And one word to Mrs. Shortpursn,
when she finds herself shopping with
neighbor Easymoney at her elbow.
Have your ideas fixed on what you in
tend to buy, what your pnrse will
allow, and no more, ivever-tnind Mrs.
Easymoncy. bhe knows her business
and resources. Kone the less do you
know yours, and do not, let me entreat
you, find yourself becoming miserable
that facts are facte that yon are Mrs.
Shortpurse and ahe is Sister Easy
money. Hold to first intentions. Do
not overspend the allowance lor this I
shopping expedition, and, above all,
keep the spirit of contentment that
was in your heart before you met Mrs.
Easymoney spending so liberally.
To give to little the appearance of
more, requires calculating, planning
and talent, those of abundant means
know nothing of. An. I they
mlSS InO
glow of success that foliows. And the
round of days in Mrs. Easymoney's
life is not alwavs so beautiful aa it
appears to Mrs. Shortpurse.
s
:
Life is tilled with compensations.
Tbe housekeeper will ttnd it true 11
endeavors to lighten her labors, by in
troducing, occasionally, simpler ways
of living. She will find compensations
la more ways than one, and in dinereat
way than may readily oe put oa paper,
N&scAorps.
HELD FOE POSTAGE.
When a person receives an oiSc-'al-looking
communication which informs
him that there is at the Post Office a
letter directed to him but bearing no
postage stamp, he naturally experi
ences a feeling of curiosity. And
when, on reading l.tber. he learns
that he may obtain possession of said
misxive by merely 'paying the two
cents necessary for its transmission
through the U. H. Mail he makes
haste to seed the postage required to
the poet-master. He is then apt to in
dulge in conjectures as to the contents
it the mysterious epistle and when at
last it appears, and he proceeds to
apen the much post-marked bnt other
wise ordinary looking envelope a aeries
if doubts and hopes flash through his
nind. This my be long-expected ti
dings of an absent friend, it may be a
business communication of importance,
poasibly a legacy the letter is opened
tnd proves to be an advertisement!
Sothing bnt a printed circular,
de
icribing the merits ot something that
r'T'"8 . . .,.4
' ai astonished to find bow many errand
"
jjoys connected with tbe different
ient-mindedness or possibly dishonesty
s tbe matter of posting letters witn
tut stamps.
He does not like to ignore these
postal-notices, however, lest perchance
be lose a valuable letter and gradually
the suspicion dawna on him that the
: anpaid condition of these business oir
j ralars is not due to the oareleasness or
I Dilfering propensities of errand-boys,
i bnt to the petty shrewdness of the
tradespeople who take thia cheap
aeana of advertising their wares.
Then indignation fills him and he
longs to see the day when the powers
that are will think proper to return
unpaid letters to tbe readers instead of
having them "held for postage.
Touiats.
Whether on pleasure bent or business,
mould take on every trip a bottle of
yrup of Figs, salt acts most pleasantly
ind effectually on tha kidneys, liver
tnd bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
ind other forms of sickness. For sale
In 60o and $1.00 bottles by all leading
Irugglsts.
Of tbe tuvcntv-six British nobles who
dgned magna cbarta all but three had
o "make their mark," being unable to
vrite.
A ton of tomatoes as they come from
he field, it la estimated; 1J fill from
100 to 450 cans.
nothing Mstariaaa Aboat It.
Any modiolus or compound able to stimulate
orpld livfr. kldnats, tlumacli trowels and skin
tiKl tlmrehy remuve congestion, puriiy the
inrkriicd blood mid rvsto: i depf-seu vitality,
ere f ui -tilths of all tbe 1 is neslils linlr to.
t he ancient doctors Kuew this u well as wa
ind raii:ickrd tbe vegetable Kingdom for
nrd cities unul M. Beru.nd VegeMul PIUS
jec.inie the model and triumpb oi ai t as the
r.d ni'.nki calioJ tlmm, K.tturs blesse'as
ihlant." a sami'le ot tba tt. beruard
'ei:eiable P i s will be sent re to all ayli
;ants. Addiess bl. Bem-id Boa, 2418, T.a
The Put'eJ, a larerlverln British In
vx, with a descent of 12 000 feet in 180
niles, is the fastest flowing river In tbe
world.
A Slight cold. If neglected, olten attacks the
1ia lungs. Bhowx'b Bkoscdial Trocuxs give
.ure and Immediate relist. Bold only in bozt.
fries 24 cents.
The first Enslish settlement of the
or;h American Continent was made
it Jamestown. Va., In 1007.
Caim'a liitiiit-y Cure for
Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's,
Heart, L'rlaary or Liver Diseases, Nerv
oneness, etc. Cure guaranteed. 831
Arch Street, Phllad'a. $1 a bottle, 6
for to, or druggist. 1000 certificate of
cures. Try lu
An Italian servant claims that Inject
ing a current of electric;ty though milk
delays Its souring for several days.
"Penny wis and pound foolish' are those
who think it economy to use cheap soda and
osln soaps. Instead of the good old Dobbins
Electric Map: for ala bv ell grocers slaee ISui.
Irr It once. Be sure, buy geuuiae.
Babbits are so thick la the vicinity of
E cha-ond, Kan., that the boys kill
them with oiubs.
Frmser Asjo Ui
Tbe Fraier ia kept by all dealers. One
box lasts as long as two of any other. Ha.
eivetl medal at North Carolina Stat Fair,
Caateaalai, and Paris ExposiUcn.
A specialist. Editor -'Jo you are
a Harvard iluii, eh"
Applicant- "lea; I was champion
xixe , 'tto"
Editor "Well, Ml give jou a place
You'll do to lick stamps, I guess."
"August
.blower
99
How does he feel ? He feets
cranky, and is constantly experi
menting, dieting himself, adopting
strange notions, and changing the
cooking, the dishes, the hours, and
manner of his eating August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel ? -He feels at
times a gnawing, voracious, insati
able appetite, wholly unaccountable,
unnatural and unhealthy.- August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel ? He feels so
desire to go to the table and s
grumbling, fault-finding, over-nicety
about what is set before him when
he is there August Flower tha
Remedy.
How does he feel 7 He feels
after a spell of this abnormal appe
tite an utter abhorrence, loathing,
and detestation of food; as if s
mouthful would lull him August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel ? He has ir
regular bowels and peculiar stools
August Flower the Remedy. A
RKT WELL iHaSSiSII
1- U .I. t p.nmsi.an.n. ArirhmtrW annrunaviid smv
1 tt.mU4nljr lesUtfklC by JIAllee ClTCUlsar tl9.
Brrnm'. 1 4.M Mmb gt, Bufiaio. W. r
WANTED"
as as an estlmatei eoa
Secretaries and Or-
guoizeis by Assess
ment Order D-vlnz
tluOM In six months ai
an estimate 1 east ol tu.OO. Beputable
men and women ean secure liberal compensa
tion. Ad'tres, M. MclNTlKB, supreme
er. No. ioa Arch Street, Philadelphia, Fa.
if mnCR'fi DftQTH I CO rioseisASlfl-U.
Aarr.irr
pm.n w I wu i n.LLO.ftyia. aerwe
nSBBSJSSfJSBJSSBfB-SBBM
TON SCALES OP
$60 B1NGKAMT0N
BMKTsr.Be Vft ft. T. W
The Beauty Of It
"Is that Hood's Sarsaparilla gives
such perfect satisfaction," writes a
prominent druggist recently, after
speaking of the large sales of this
excellent medicine. We nrmly
believe there is nothing equal to
Hood's Sarsaparilla
to purify the blood and make the weak
strong. If you have That Tired Feel-
ing, or if your blood is impure take
Hood's Sarsaparilla. It is the best
Spring Medicine.
An idol collector in 8i Francisco,
Jal.iwhohas Just died has a eollectlou
OOJO little goUe.
Causes Ma Nan
Dr. Eoxsle's Certain Croup Cure Is unlrer
allr couceilrd to be the only sure anil sate
eroedy lor croup sold. It speedily silays iu
amnutilou loiuroat r lungs, bold by druv
Ists, or aildress A. t. Hoblo, BuHalo, Y.
riee 60 eta.
HoWe Tnlsf
We ofiVrOne Hundred Dollars reward for any
ease of catarrh mat caouot be cured by taking
Ball's Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CUENtY CO, Props., Toledo, O.
We, the uudersigned, hare known t. J.
Cheney fur ilie laii Li years, and bellere bun
perfectly honorable In all business trausaetlrms,
tnd Snaucially able to carry out any oblige-
A ins made by lh-ir Brm.
est a la lax. Wholesale Dnuutlsts, Toledo,
uuio.
7s.Li.iNe. Krirxaa a Mas mi. Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hairs Catarrh Cure la taken Internally acting
ilrectly upon tbe blood and inuoous eui faees ol
Ae system. Testimonials sent tree. Ifrlce 7eo,
er bottle. Bold by all drux&iat.
Alaska has the largest quarts mQl.
Rnnrure cureiaaranleed bv
Or. J. B. Mayer, 831 Arch St.. 1'hll'a,
Pa. ase at onoe, no operation or de
ar from buslnesa, attested by thou-
laods of cures after others fall, advloe
ree, send for circular.
Jost aboTe Vienna, Austria, on the
Danube, Is the convent and school of
tlelk, which Just celebrated its thou
VQdth annlTersary.
FITSi AO Fits stopped free oy Dr. Kline's Orest
Iterve Restorer. So Kits after nrst day's use. Mar
teionscores. l'remise and ss.se vial ootue tree .i
ancsaee. bendloir.aiUie.MlAxaast. rauSnfa.
POCXTHr KOTES.
When symptoms of disease appear
sizing terpentine with their food is a
food preventative. Of course only a
mall quantity should be ummI, two
easponfuls to a quart of meal beina;
nfBcient.
Even during the summer it Is an
tern to protect the poultry from hard
howers.
The refuse from the garden can be
ised to a good advantage in feeding
wultxy that la confined.
During the summer all the poultry
Iropping should be carefully gathered
tp and stored away to use as a fer til
ler. It is not always the largest size turk
rys that bring the best price per
xnnd, but rather those of a medium
reight.
In raising poultry to sell as breeders
lever keep any that are defective in
iny way. Sand all this class to the
narket.
During hot weather especially it
ill be a great help If the poultry that
ire confined can hare a change of run
icoasionally.
If yon Intend making a start with
Moltry this fall build your poultry
louse and as far as possible get every
bing la readiness.
Whan confined, all the seraps from
Joe table as well as the parings and
waste from the vegetables should be
ved up and be fed to the poultry.
In the latter part of summer or early
!all Is a good time to make a start
cith poultry. Get a good breed, and
e prepared to take good care of them.
The young chickens ought not to be
Jlowed upon the roosts until they are
it least three months old. If allowed
o roost too early It will often cause
heir breata to become crooked.
There Is fully aa much injury done
ly what may be considered wrong
reeding as by Inbreeding. In either
ase considerable experience is neces
sary If the best results are secured.
Allowing the house and yard to get
tnd remain damp is one of the princt
al causes of gapes, and keeping them
lry Is one of the very best preventa
Ires. Blacked lime will aid in puri
fying the ground.
One of the very best materials to
ise with poultry in feeding at this
ime is oats. They can be improved
y scalding the night before and let
itand until in the morning and then
Seeding. "Wheat-bran oan be added
rlth benefit.
During warm weather It Is nearly
Jways best to send both eggs and
wultry by express. Sent by freight
s entirely too alow, and with live
wultry will cause much suffering, and
rlth eggs will certainly not add any
hlng to their quality.
The easiest way to And the guinea's
test is to listen for her as she comes
iff the nest. They always make con
dderable noise when they oome off the
lest, and they can be found In this way
asier than by watching the fowls, as
bey are usually very shy.
Ducks ought to be reasonably fat a
east when sent to market. A few
lays' extra feeding will In many cases
n crease their condition in this respect
tnd add to the price that can be re
wived. TTlth poultry as with other
i rod acts the quality has much to do
ith the price.
l he London libraries all have a small
(ailorer's shop conneettd with them,
t h- re tbe various conveniences for writ,
us are snpphd.
According to an official return which
ias Just been Issued, ttiere are 40u,uc0
nilch cows In tbe colony if Yicio.la.
tnd the annual vaiud o." thai- xfclfjc,
iu'.UT and eLteae is aeowA Uteuav mjlt'uu!
' - "- --
business S Itk fto Blossom)"-
this Mr. Dloouier's oflke?"
iiKissoiii ".N'o. Ilia office is across
the ball."
si oi (leaving the door open as hi
walks out) 'i hunk you, bir,'
Bljsoui "lleyl Come back ana
elod t he doorl llaven't yoa any doort
in your h usey"
Mick "Yes, sir;. hut they all bav
springs on 'em. Allow rv.e to show
you, sir, my patient, double-back action
door sprintr. I. closes the door wllbout
abann, and is warranted to last a lifetime."
A cask rv point. she "I bellevs.
that a people are both outwardly and in
wardly luiiuenced by their natural sur
reundiogs that scenery infltieaces phys
lognomy t'.ie Highlanders, you know,
have ru freed f.ice.''
He ' Yes. and that Chicago plrl be
hind me, who lives on Prairie Aveout
ia plain-looking."
, ., ... . , .
Two reraarkab'e b.jf men were burlei
at Marshall. III., recently. Uuarto Kel-
ler, aged twenty, weighed 400 pound!
and an eighteen-year-aU son of Davit
Reynolds weighed a few pounds mori
than eiO. Tnere was no hearse In towi
large enough to carry the coJln of either
of them.
Probably tbe oldest bouse In tbi
United States Is a decaying stone de!l
ug tliat 8ian-1s iu Guilford, Conn.
was built in 104 J and is still occupied
In colon Ul times it did duty occna ouall:
as a lore ai,o w:is a
p'ace or refuge fo;
settlers wheu Iving
warf ath.
Fiulip was on th.
Twenty centuries before the birth a
W.ttt. lier, ot Alexandria, Egyp, de
tOribed uiiicliiues whose motive powei
viassu-am. lie also inveut-d a doubli
force pump, u-ed a a Qro engine, an
anticipated th modern turbine wheel b;
a machine he named "ISeolpile."
A good memory. "I never fonret t
Joke that 1 once hear," remarked Drou
er.
"So:" retu ned "Wiggins, wearily
''ana yotidou't give aiiy oe else
chauce to!"
AS A COROLI.ABY.-Will-
ply beautiful."
Bill Who ?
Will '-My sweetheart."
She's sin
Bill "And you uilgLt add, beautl
fully simple. " j
i
. i
Amended to scit. 31c watty
"Look heit; Uiizijinl I unde sUnd yoc :
said I had ti e natural Ins lucts of s ;
usuier
back .'
I waut you to lake thai
Giiizam "All right,
cnnatural in9t ncU of a
that suit jou?'
Tou have tht
usurer. Doel
it
I PAINLESS EFFECTUAL
roR
BILIOUS 5 NERVOUS
DISORDERS,
' Such ss W.nd anj Pt la la the Stomach, (
) Giddiness, Fullness. Serening after Meals,
t Dlulnsss,Ororslness.ColdChills.Fluslilngs (
) of Heat. Lost of Appetite, Shortness of l
) Breath.Coitivenets.ScurtT.BIetches en the (
) Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams and
1 sll Nervous snl Trembling Sensations. Sa. ,
wHE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN
TWENTY MINUTES. Erery satr-rer I
f efiroestlr lnviteo to try one Snz of ibei
Pills, and Oity mill b aekawuMfa tm b (
a wanmtrfui -7i.ecee .
) Worth a Culnea a Qox.
tseecnam s nut, taken as
J directed, will quickly RESTORE
I FEMALES to complete health. For
Sick Headache,
Weak Stomach.
Impaired Digestion,
tonstipalion.
Disordered Li ver.&o..
they ACT LIKE MAGIC:--'- domtm will
kwork wonders upon tbe Viuil Organs. .
' Strergtheningtbe muscula-Syttem.r-ator-
ins loug-jnsi Lomplsxion. oring-inf Daca
Ibekeen edge of appetite, anrl amuslnf
villi tbe ROSEBUD OF HEALTH tbe
wohaim phwiaiil fMargy of the banian
frarue. Tbese are "faoie" admitted
1)7 taooaands. In all clam-e of eoclecy
anil one of the bene gtiarmnteee to the
Herons end Pabllltatl utbat BEECH.
AM'S PILLS H4VE THE LARGEST SALE
0 ANY PROPRIETARY MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD. Foil directions wlib eacb Boa.
Prspar-doelrby TFCoe. BFFrTTASX.
St, Al-l-na, ff.nn.llre. Knil..e,
Selfi by Dru(Mt&t owrmily.
B. r. lifts c. ns 4h SaT
Caaal iev Tork.Sole Ac.nu for
tba United Stataa. waa til yalar sgl-1
rloaa not keap tbatn)
Will mtjl Bnrbtum Ptltt m nnlot tfprtm
"TV. DO, mtrrvon t
lfWaSAwVwwwi
I FOR FIF"
FIFTY YEARS 1
MRS. WINSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP
wmi Ttian-r tor okt Fifty Tatsrs. It
siccus tarn a lid, wotin tXtm rvm. sUUt
tuj ps-un, cum ITM SMiiO, IM m Us) t sstt
lrrt-r'T for hxmtthcmm.
TwBt7-siT cms m Boctlsk
i n 1 I ji 1 O VaaUUi,wu. IX. C.
bSSD VOU LlKCLLAB.
i St. 11 1 ' f 'J ' T eno.u-h to wver SrS
Rhe woNoenrjtrr-;.;--inunf
, a in X 1
BIIIIWSoAr.TrCUS'
IRNIjrURE
INVALID
I - AN
i WHEEL
i CHAIRS,!
STjteUJ at tha lav j&t&s
tad ab-p cacJa to Ua
Csifk-) I
mSUS--ACaZSAgLml
a. - "
ASElS00"
r L"- . 225 IN 15 DAY.
&;.S7.rTS a?,"
RV4f,aor.ru
y-i
i;(i' vH.ri SMel .tiaiiaftewm eltm rail
1 'maH, -tc. iWnn.nriMi .-, k lrwaault iui?1:
r
I
TJTJilOEGTjS. "
His HoirsEMAxsHiP, He "Is Mr.
Eruce a eood nderV"
Bhe "res; he took first prize at our
riding-school. -Didn't you see how grace
fully he was thrown yesteidajr
ALL ELSE FORGOTTEN. "Didn't he
nce say he would never speak to you
tgain?1'.
"Ye?; but he saw I had a cold, and he
ioulan'l resist me tempiauu-i o ui
fa sure cure."
TT a pprvFsa.
Is
fa-nr Hancr liter haDDilT married?"
I Mrs, Sourface "Indeed, she is. She's
rot a husb-nd who's as afraid as death
i t her."
HOW TO GET KID OF A BOSK, Mrs.
Jreathead "How quickly tbe time
use Ir tbe company of clever people,
klr. Slowboyl It teems dny ten minutes
(Dee you came, and it is a good two
ours.'
Won. a and Mofs of it. Small
SOT (who hates water) "famma, peo
le is talkia' about a tu.iu wot went to
ake a bath, and wai drowned In the
bath tub."
Mamma "Marcy mel I didn't know
jath tubs were so cancerous, Brlnft
nn a bowl of water and tome soap, and
t crash towel, and tne lleah brush, and
I'll wash you myself."
Taken cneay
siclc headache, bilious headacho,
iizzinels, constipation, indigestion,
bilious attacks, and all derange-
ments of tne liver, stomach and
. , T,, , ' v
wda. It s a large contract, but
-he smallest things in the world do
the business Dr. Pierce s Pleasant
Pellets. They're the smallest, but
the most effective. They go to
lW0T jn tha riht way. They
oleanse and renovate the system
thoroughly but they do it mildly
and gently. You feel the good
they do but you don't feel
them doin? it. As a Liver Pill,
they're unequaled.
jjugar-coatea,
easT to take, and uut up ia vials,
i hermeticallv sealed, and thus
always fresh and reliable. A per
fect vest-pocket remedy, in small
vials, and only one necessary for a
bxative or three for a cathartic
They're the cheapest pill jou can
buy, because they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is
returned.
You only pay for the good you
get.
That's the peculiar plan all Dr.
Pierce's medicines are sold on,
through druggists.
Should nave it la Tne Xlonso.
JJropptU oh Sugar, Children Zove
o tek Jouvs's a-odt-k Lwmsr for Croap. Osldt,
So Xbrut. Toawiitis. Coll. Cmaij. and Fuua. k.
tw-, kuuuu ..u.piuu, cuu. iruai u use..
TIIIXK OF IT.
1 nee or 4l EAR In one te-allv.
ar. k- s vmwu& x i e i si.t .-' wim-w s im
Wrncii of ywur Joit-fsuM'i axjdtis Ummjcmt, Cor mun
than fortg vtarml hmv UK'd It to my fanuir. 1 rvKtLr-i
Il sa uo of Ui bvst and lait-Pt family r-tm-KilM UisU rsva
b fvurtd, tt-wd ln'rnsu or zrrnl. Io Ui em. O. A.
I iiAi.l--i, ifaaooa ltu4 iUpUaS Churrb. hmsuror. Hex,
Every Suffei er Kr "T
voea nalclM. Dltihtberta.Cong'b Catarrb. aroaebtu.
AJXtuoa. Caolra Morbus, Dlarrfua, Uintiiw. Soiaorel
in aH n. I.imna. fiT Jnint. or Strain. tli Oua In
lhl d in. kit., raliaf and iMril cure. P.mphla.
fr-a. Sold -.rtwhara. Vrtea fc eta. br majl. bvttl-a,
Snn said. s X. JOakOai (X, Boazum lues.
OR. SCHENCK'S
QEAWEED
0 TONIC
Zs a Pualtire Core tat
DYSPEPSIA
And (-il tHMrdmof th tHn?V
It Ortrmnm. It la l.kwla-s
COrTHrUl-et-l, SjT eftlMrtisB-
to-- attrdiclri, od may tt
taken with rrr-t bsmcflt In all
ciM of 1 H ii t. Fur Sal br
ill DmfrlBtm. Prtc,l Wprrbuttl. Drchnrk
Sew book on Lnn-n Llrpr-tnd ton.acbmll--ft
Midrttt. Dr.J. H.aCHtHCK 4 SON. l-htlada:o.
ELY'S CREAM HALM
IMilirU Int Nostrils Is
moklv Absorbed, Cleanes
ue Head. lie.iH .be ewes
and Cur-e
CATARRH
letrr-s Tt sd1 smell,
ulckly helieTM Cold in
It'sU and Htadacbe. eve. at
Irnicimfs.
.CoTrltrVO
L1.X alius.
S6 Warren t
I. X.
TLH POUNDS
TWO WEEKS
THINK OF IT!
as a nesh Prodncer there can be
no c.aesUon bat taat
SCOTT'S
Of Pure Cod Lhrer Oil and H
es
or Lime and Soda
is without a rival., Many hare
CONSUMPTION,
SCROFUIA, BRONCHITIS. C0U6HS D
COLDS, Af.0 1 ALL FORMS OP WASTING o7
EASEi AS fALAlABLB AS UILK.
Jit Bur p (A. naiM aa (Aara
poor taaUafauu.
Patents
W. T. Fitzgerald.
WMhln-ton, IB. C. 40
1'afe Hook Free.
, t-ii. .."""! "'""t Ira- ixs.rr ulfJUS
u irshn
Cx ll erders reecl-el from BMBbsT of tbe Tanners'
i550H
lllfi AmA
Word can not exor-m th
onr Wor.d Br'ntMrnat)
I ) Sa Mluffain hT mot r.Ubu Ttmf
Uv jo-ixi ld teK of ruQjh rtHd.. tur4 ci
i cougB oriruig, tad CrOW
STAN
ID AT THE HEAD
Without a kco i eompjOtor.
Bowaro of Imltaeora
W onr Mum.- Bneelea and Hamau. i
" "W.- otu nas pm, id
iunui I oa u, aba
YOU -VltE SA.1T E
WlTsT.TrTR.. RTTTnT.
r?
HOW TO
is a question of vital importance,
but it is equally Important
use some harmlesss remedy;
many people completely wreck their health
by taking mercury and potash mixtures,
for pimples and blotches, or some other
trivial disease. S. S. S. is purely
vegetable containing no mercury
or poison of any kind. And is at the,
same time an infallible cure for skin diseases
Treatise oa Blood and Skin diseases free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC, CO., Atlanta. Ga.
n. CVmeta Medicine, nstomnwnuou - "i-sSJS-Lll
alssTtaUa. Pleaaant and aereeable
ESS! aSldren take it without
i t
-srrd.nge indeed rnajrs
AW
5ikRSAPOLIOshould
Cfr-aal
Wke.cvervlhina so bright, but
"A needle clothes
n&ked "Try iHn yourjn
"What fony it wonld bo to eat grass with a pair of scissors! Tet peo
do wuallT silly things every day. Modern progress has grown m
rem thehoo W siclda to tha swinging scjtha and thence to the law,
Qower. So don't use scissors I . . .
But do tou use SAPOLIO ? If you don't you are aa mneh behind th,
are as if you cut grass with a dinner knife. Once there we no soaps
Chen onsoap serled all purposes. Now the ee J""0'
n the toilet, another in the tub, one eoap m the stables, and SAPOLIC
or ail scouring and honse-deaning.
-US T - Chichesur-s enousH. Red Ckom Diamond Bkand A
jA TVIC OniOINAL AMO OCNUIttE. T alv ffK VOA t-4a-4 11U for Ml. V
aaft DT-Uft-t CmtAsmert
In in autd wlUk biM ribbsMs- Takti
4a. la aap Nr paiUaalar.
JvU 11U m pm s-WTiieri s, p
le.eee TMiaMiu. -aw
SaU hr all aeel Ur-s
ITenry Grube, of PatersoTi, N. J., had
a parrot fifty-two years old of which be
rrade a ft at pet. Last wetk Mr, Urube
died, and tbe bird at once began to
droop, llvlnst rnly until tie day of his
master's funeral.
Everybody knows tiiat at thU season tbe
blood Is filled with Impurities, the accumula
tion ot months. AU these Impurities and
e-ery truce ot scrofula, salt rheum, or other
diseases may be e spelled by takiug Hood's
Sarsaparilla. Be sure to get llood a.
An cxcrcshed rix ancier. Hun
gry Joe "How much do you charge
lorroat beef?:
Walter "Twenty-Q7e cents.
II. J. "ITow much for bread?''
Waiter Nothiog."
II. J. -'And how much for the
gravy?"
Walter "Oh, we give you the
gravy."
II. J. "Well yoa can bring me plate
bread and gravy. "
n - Was a Scitob, ilLes Eunice
"I like catDels.'
Mr. Bawn-o Tes?"
Eunice "Yes, they're sort of comfort
able, you know. Can I rids on your
buck?"
Mr. Bawnso "Well er really.nowl
, er"
Euulce "I beard papa say last night
that you'd got to bump yourself, and 1
thought I'd -peak for first ride.".
A Girl Worlh Bartns;.
Af er reading Mr. Gray's cxperlenee tn
tbe
plating business, I sent S3 to the Lake Electric
Kl In a week. Isn't this pretty good lor a girl
There Is tableware and Jewelry to plate at
every bou-e; then, why should any prrson be
mmewooa. Ill- ror a f later, and elear-d
poor or oui oi empioyuieni who -urn an oppor
tunity at hand. A bUbaClUBa;-.
BESieXKO TO BIS FALTBT STU'KND.
"It occurs to me. Miss Twilitag-,"
said tbe jouDg man, "that In the rela
tions which will some day exist between
us tbe thought of ahem! money
might assume undue proportions. 1
sLould bate to tklck that any discussion
as to my salary would give ride to any
painful scenes,"
"Felieve me, Henry, " sail ths youni
Rlrl, as she placed her band gently on
arm, "l hut never, under any circum
stances would I allow tuch a Utile
thing as that to come between ua."
Tux latest Kuid-harted Servant
"I can give you a cup coffee: but It's
coll.
Homeless Wanderer "Alt right fetch
it along I carry this little alcohol stove
for just suoli emergencies. "
Not ir-CELT "I'm wllllnsf to bet
money tbe Prince of Wale will nsvei
succeed to bis mother's title,"
"Ione. I'll bet a hun-oh-ah-no,
I don't beleive JUbert Edwaid'U ever
be Queen."
STiacrwe TO BUSUTES s. LItt'e Boy
(at toy store window) "atamma, won't
you buy me a top?"
Mamma (meditatively) "It's too cold
to spin tops."
"Well, then buy me a double ripper
sled and some new skates, and we'll let
the top go."
A Rechebcm ArrAnt. "There
seems to be something going on In the
bouse across tbe street," said a pedesu
rian to a policeman.
"Yes" replied tbe officer, "the friends
of 'Bed' McCarthy the counterfeiter axe
presenting him a new set of dies and
moulds In honor ot bis sixtieth birth
day." Owe Owxt. Daughter "Ob, ma
ma, Charlie tried to kiss me last
nltfht."
Mamma (s verely) -"Of course you
did not permit it."
Daughter "Certainly not mamma."
Mamma (still unyielding) "WeU.
don't let it occur again."
She didn't.
StJ
ALLIANCE MEW
Cr nTTlT. -a s - J"0 Amwa lmttm
uiiiiNT. -UISOOTTNT
AiUa-.ee. To
' si -- s-vt j vai asmax rje-rsQ n
-,-
Jfea-SasV-T
Sir CEP Sr"- y rV- - &X.
GET WELL
IS
that"
you
IclaDS.
1 to tlie
objection.
By drucsUts.
hjr
others.and is itself.
mtnmm Mnmwnm swrwr ua wiro saxi wu art .. y
vthr kiss-u Mru MtUsswtuMtoms, md -ifu'-c-. V
- rr - sp pea -re mjias mmm niAnviis, i wrusun-x or a-ni
CHICHCSTSa vMCSICIl CO., MnilU.-n 6qua.a
rUILAI't . I 1'.
iiuc Tii-
- i
Inslnntly Slop Pain
fffe. 'AHrrST'ttOIIT CUt ALL fA
A representation of the encrsvlns; on enf
wraCDers. (ULIWaT A CO. KEW TORS
VASELINE-
FOR A OXCDnLLAR B 1 1.1. sent ns try msS
we wurdeil--r. tr.a a. ail char, to any persoa s
lbs Celt' d T- -. ail a tin lailowliui art isles, esre-
tallT peekei
Cm tw o-eonee boedeef Tvr Vaeellae.
One loanee bottle of Veaellne Poo de,
One Jar ot Vaa.Uo Com Cream. .
One i ke of VaaeUi.e Ciu hoi tee, -
rv- fm a. V.vlin. sraa tJnPfnt. .
inots.
is
10
10-
One CafceoTTaaallne soap. e-qmaiiiyatnn u.
One mi sense eotbe et walls Vaseue, a
Si. is
Or for po-rnt- ttamvt - thujl nrnc't nt Ikt prU
wnniad On no oceonitt ba piundsd to sP g mm
tottrdrmaal av foa-Kma or pro mrattom, i-aaitro-s
imtom Zallad wtt tor oam. braowm a-fc. cmf
tonlu im a t-Urorlaa wMch ' ar "-"S
Cbe-ebreb 'lf. Ct 11 !tate -t.. N. V.
FRAZER
AXLE
GREASE
BEST IX TflE WOULD.
Its wearing qualities are unsurp.ise t, set
Slly nut.iatlne two boxe of any o li-r brtd
Not effected by b at. Sa-GKl IJ. GHH'
ISE.
l OB BALK BY DEALERS GENERALLY.
ITS
STOPPED FREE
xWVTtse VbsI.
Tnta.T"t P-tuli Raifrr
Dr. KLINE SORFA?
NERvK R F STflRF Q
fmr mtt Baia nk-.b ii-Rs,r O-b trm
.-aw i -aj AWent Fttt. Emh'm. a
li-FAiLitiLel If tsskfti ctlrwrtrd. Sm Fits MW
r-sf ans a mm Tatis arvd 1 trlttt Cold trm W
paitrrusaV, tbey. p-sisi eii-r-Me) csvr-fe s mm n Baa
tv4. be-idnau.ee f-V - a,.----e -rtdre-M al
lw.ftu-4. MLWAJLXG UUlAll tkuCDi
oruW lOUftjui 4j a-vos-i
eW.MCblLr SlBlMa4j
Csjr a p. . GfKfW
Sll4Hl, tsW jr-wsl YoJUm A-esJ
mxrmr TolStTgdtl(3alLsU
now ii coabtUBs 1 wLl tmf
flOB fat tbm oc-t jmi4 ob
h-ai-;u.Tio. Pa
PROF. LOISETTE'S NEW
MEMORY BOOKS.
CrfUeliiiis two recent Melius S-wtein-. Fes4
about April let. Poll Tsblea of Cnntrtits fi amas
eal- to tbose wbo mil atampetl directed en-elo(
Also Pronpecros KST KKKK ot I f " AX
m a ever romttJcut. Addn
rrac uou
J JiTTE, zn firth a-e, lew Tors.
BAGGY KNEES
POStTIVUIT ItKMf Plri.
- r at nim c Arab t. and nti m
?"-- ala. k' profaaalanal aa.i bu.h.... mt:, j.
waera. II oot fbr Hit in yar town t a 5 to
. 1. .aty. 71 VaaSlMtoo Stl. Bo. ma.
t pre-crrio and fnlr 5".
aorse Bl- 6 as the oi.Ij
spuclOc iortbauuuocur3
of tkls diaeaae.
O.U.15l,KAHAM.i:
Amsterdam, jf.
We bsve sold Bis w .cs
snany rears, aod U
Kiven tLe best ot sa.
taction.
t- ft- DYCITE CO..
Ctilciau. U.
St.00. Gold uy ijczJ.
' ' I
- - esKav; -r rrui 'jaat v-
r Ce eorsted "M,,rr,7- " i i
Sr"J ?V """TO co .nmentt-d rvcrlvrd
n ore pratpe th.a aiiTthm Uuu has t"
pla-ed oa tbe matket (or y-a. Oar isa ot
-V Minn)- Direct to the Consume
I? eelartrt; onl t rrp enlr 4 slvi-e
y board o , L i .
aaa e auule as maa- trieooa.
onr nr frit
f rta t atnltiiur, oaria.a;B
inn aeecnpaua aaa sat cub riccs of
1
i;-f: r- t .i.-u
m
4 la laPn
f f TO t DATS. l
XFG-ra aat wSj
CI ri a-Jre-Oa
V'Il-uJ ChsaJal fle.
A Olrimnstl.lrrl
JJKXT3r Oeo,, CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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