oiiv.ritrewTffii. Dr. Greene's liorvura Makes Men 1 Healthy, Strong, Vigorous, Powerful. . Tls Indeed the pace which kills. It is not work which injure. It Is ei work, worry, confinement, over-turlns; the streut; th, strain upon nerre and body, dissipation or eprlng- debility, wnich break down the health, weakens the nerves, exhaaets the body. Ten become weak, nervous, restless, or fretful hsTe dizziness, bad-feeling1 head and unsteady and trembling nerves, strange sensations, a feeling- of anxiety, gloom, and discouragement ; you are sleepless, and wake tired and unref reshed ; appetite and digestion fall, and you bare kidney and liver eoniplaiat, constipation, rheumatism and finally nervous prostration, heart failure, paralysis, insanity death. SW Kn. V. la tha Obviously something which will rebuild the shattered nerres, re store tone and vitality to the blood, brain, and nerres, and strengthen and invigorate, all th organs of tie body. There la nothing else known which will so oompletely and perfectly do this) ss (Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, that grandest ot medicines, Which is restoring the health of the people, recognised at the present day as the master remedy of the world. Tie wctl-knowi dragght, Charles W. Egglcstoa, Esq., 321 Park Arc( Worcetter, Mass.. ujt i "fsotnsslmeaco I wes taken wrth ner vous prostration. I suffered terribly with my nervsssadcouldgetnoslsepatall. I e narruur exeaustea, my sMsnaca a tosriulf oondiuoa frarn drs ana 1 soma est narauy any- EC, I used several medicines) but without bensat Being in the drug buiuiwe Wsrlf. and bsTioC haa banr customers sneak In the htehest terms of Dr. Oreene'i Nervura blood and nerve ressedy, I determined to try It After taking only one-half bet tit I began to feel mueh better, all alcbt, and my eppetlte was suleudld. After taking three botOes, I ate seals eay arid had aot the slightest distreei My nerres were psrfectiy stron t a new men. boing completsty cured of all my troubles. Out of the respect I slept soundly ell three tnusre meels end I felt like a new men. beine coranUbetr cured of sll nrr bear the manufacturers ot Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerre remedy, and my desire to have the sick and suffering ms-le well sad strong, I heartily reeommend It to people who are slok, end especially to people who are the same ss I wss, nerroua and Inclined toward dya pepsla and indigestion, and suffering from not being able to sleep wall at night" Especially do nvn grow weak in spring from the change of season, and snouia taae wis oestoi spring remedies, It la not a patent medletne. CAE CT CCSa Deaaaaa aa tke War II Is ' riekea, OtTseswfe lee awel iew Will Injur It, More corn fodder win be ltd this winter than ever before. For this rea son it will be necessary for the farm er to rick up his fodder in a way to keep well and still be easily handled. The nee f the shredder; it proper storage room la available, will great ly simplify matters; but there will be y farmers who will feed fodder ex tensively without shredding and who will therefore welcome any hint as to the best and hen die t methods. The following has atveral points to recom mend it: V. Set a row of posts about eight feel part and as many aa the amount of fodder will require, in a place out of the way and still aa near to the place where the fodder la to be fed aa may be. From one ot the posts to the other. pike or wire poles or two by four scantlings. These should be about lire feet from the ground. The tops of the stalks are to He or lean against this with the butt standing on the ground. Both sides can be built up simultaneously, building one section at a time. By hsvinsr the butts stood about a foot from tha perpendicular on each aide, a good-aised space will be left the whole length of the rick. This will give perfect ventllstion to the pile and the dog and cats about the premises wlQ take advantage of this and see that the mice snd rats do not 1 rouble the fodder. The rick esn be built up ss the fodder is hauled in from the field. fut up in this wsy the stalks will ahed the rain perfectly. Only the out slds stslks will be exposed and the butts on the ground are the parta wet are never eaten. In feeding, the rick can be opened at one end and only as much aa ia needed be taken down, leaving none exposed by so doing. There is no loss in this way, and the fodder ia always dry and free from ice and snow. Ohio Fsrmer. very one needs a spring medicine and Dr. Greene's Kervusa blood and nerre remedy. but the prescription of a famous phvsloian, and Is therefore exactly adapted to cure. It has atandlng behind it the most famous and successful specialist ia curing nervous, chronic, or lingering diseases, Dr. Greene, 101 Fifth Avenue, New York City, and an added ralue and assurance of cure is given to this wonder ful remedy because the Doctor can be consulted, without Charge, about your case, personally or by writing to him. HAY IN THE STACK. It Caa Be Measure hj QitMwotk, Bat Progressive Farmers Pre (er the lee of Scale. WIND VANE INDICATOR. i At seasons of tha year whea hay Is being sold in the stack, there Is knore or less demand for rules of uSTJlutoTe is placed- approximate j t cavveejtajw sea a caravan vhliviag a seren-foot cubic feet for a ton of tiay, wh.ch was ia use years ago, in some localities, haa not proven sat isfactory to the buyers of hsy, the universal claim being that the meas urement does not hold out with aoale weights. It has more recently been sug gested that a ton of dry hsy should be variously estimated from 400 to 800 cubic feet, depending upon the aolidity of the stack, the quality or kind of hay and its aptitude to pack closely The following rule i giren for the measurement of hay in ricks or long stacks: Multiply tha length in feet by the width in feet, and the result by one-half the. height; divide the product by 300, and the result will be in tons. To estimate the contents of a ronnd stack, multiply the squsre ot the distance around tha stack (st the bulge) in yards by fbnr tlmee the height in yards, and point oft two places from the right; this will be the number of cubic yards in the stack, which divided by 20 will equal tha number of tons. While .these measurements may as sist in approximately getting at the contests of a stack, there are so many factors besides bulk entering into the weight ot hay in a stack that there is much more satisfsction when it can be weighed that we urge farmers in every case where poeai- Lis to weigh the bay when aellimff ar baying; in fact, use the scales an aU commercial transactions en the farm. What would be thought of merchant or manufacturer who "lumped' Lis goods when selling? Is no a farmer a merchant when sail ing the prod ace of his farm, as well as a manufactures whea converting the products of the farm into meat. milk or vroo.? The scale is one factor in putting formers on a commercial footing with other tradesmen. When once a pair ot scales is put on the farm or a platform scale reared in the barn, keep it in order, i'iT aa to correct scale is tnore unsat tfactjr than ncoe, fcr after weirhio a thiLg you then have to frf t at it." ?fo rrtVr hon rwl a gjer or eillr,:- :t.a rr.ar b-, there is usre s.lf-.a i:i Vriofr'iTi? what titer! w.rth !a K)nz H st the ' - Sal HIM erl imrrt. lr. V.j tuts, yu are a.d- tj in 'A i.tse. Jdp V; btst I ealUi jot as trjv&aA, isA aa a CaMrUJ, erptrt. lit. Invention of Maine Maa, Wke lays That Whea Oaee Acjaatea It Merer rails to Work, While riding near China lake, in this county (Kennebtt), not long sgo.I saw a peeulisr weather vane or indicator. Ia order to read aright tha ordinary vane, one needs to be almost under it. In thia ease, however, a glanoa shows the direction of the wind, as tha face of a watch shows the time. The rd WIND VANE INDICATOR. to which the vsne Is fastened paaaea down through the roof in a short piece of gss pipe, snd is geared at the bottom to a longitudinal rod upon which is the indicator. It ii said not to be patented and is very simple. I make a rough illustration. When onee adjusted the hand sad vane always work together. Sural New Yorker. How te Drive Oat ferret. On lends that are given ore to tha occupancy of aorrel, the application of lime will often bring about re markable results. The fact that many such pieces of land are on hill sides and hilltops leads the farmer to think that hia lands sre by so means aeld. He haa learned to think of acid soils aa being lowlands ia muck beds and the like. It msy be somewhat of a surprise to him to learn that uplands are alao frequent ly acid. K good crop of aorrel com iag in naturally ia a good proof ot thia. An application of Ijme will work wonders. It will put the sotl in a condition to sustain other and more valuable plants. Clover, bhia graaa and timothy will be fonad mfng ia and driving out the aor- tL ... Over the Deem Mae. 'Weary,' said Ehiney I'a tehee. tha two were resting as usual, "this is my birthday, and I draw a deep breath of relief, for I am out of dan ger. "What are you talking about f" asked Weary. "I am 25 years old, and for smns time I have known that between tha ages of 20 and 23 men do their great est work. It has kept me worried. but cow I feel safe." X. Y. Herald. rtartera BatTa. 2ack Whst ia tha secret of four popularity with the ladies? Tom I aiwaya mistake tn society queens for debutante and the debts tantea for society queens. Ufa. . ' rareh aa Yehe. A beautiful lady named Pirche Is lovad by s fellow named Tcha, One thine about Teh The lady can't Ireh -Is his heard, which Is dreadfully sovcha. Chicago Tribune. . "A MILD CASE, - Wife (anxiously) Is my husband very 111, doctor? Dr. Stickum On, no I Only about 1100 'worth. Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. Tree Politeness.. Mrs. Wederly Why don't you talk more when we are together? Wederly I don't like to Interrupt you, my dear. Chicago Daily News. CURVED METAL DRAIN. f Which Is To Apparent te Reejalre Ceaeaeemt. Tha cnt shows a shallow, curved metal drain that can be placed behind row of horse stalls, and the liquid manure led away to a convenient manure heap. This shallow drain can be washed out with a pail of water at any time. Anarrow, removable board eaa be fitted at the rear end of the CURVED METAL DRAIN. ' platform so that no aolld matter can fall into the drain. Do sot make the openings between the ends of the planka large enough to let any solid atter through. Farm Journal. TIMELY STOCK NOTES. ' U A w.'itAs Is sit MtUf4 Vea slue's ?i wish other weusa aa- tt s3uc tarn K'Mhtt, ' L Vfr.x x. L wants iifSjsyVUi.U! I'm ar A Blkaloaa Oalalea "It is apsUtg to cjbtemplste the effects that this increase in the pric ijl corn uey Usd to," said the panicky ptisoc. "I I wsy lead to something like a tiuJht." "Worse tUt that," retorted CoL K'JlIivt)!, so'etLoly; "worse than that. Is my cthUjn the psr.gs of thrlst are even more terrible then those cf starvation." Wsshlcgtoa Etar. Werrth fAwaeessbeHasT; Teas he4 sua tVs solemn truth," Thee spahs la tcsar "A UvumUt skuas wss 1 la yevth. mw imm s 4 tmtf: LMiar . It iaa rood plsn to have half era drop their first calf at about two years oia flood corn allege la highly relished by stock, and ia aa economical food for fattening steers. Pulp roots or mangels, carrots, sugar beets and tha like should form a part of each day's winter feed. Weed out the poor cows, sheep and fowls. They are a source of loss con- tinuslly, and good for nothing whea spring cornea, A ration of three psrta of corn ens lag, by weight, with one part of oats straw, is adapted to maintain neaitn la the animal. The temperature of the stable haa much to do with the fattening of the beef animal or the quantity of milk from a mlleh eow. If the heifer ia to freshen ia the spring, feed her well in the early win tar. Add four qnarta of bean daily to the coarse fodder. As the heifer neara the time of dropping the calf give her a little corn meal in addition to above and a lit tle linseed meal to keep digestion free. At an experiment station in ; Can ada it was shown that an average two- year-eld steer would eat its weight In different material in about two week Don't keep the cows fn rnflk the year around. They ebould have a month's vacs ties at least, and if you can ar range to hare that month in Angus do so. It's fly time then. N. T. Trib une. Hlats aa WtaterlasT Ewes. I do not think it advisable to keep (he ewes too much confined, I always per mit mine to run on the pasture daring the day time, when the weather is suitable, and when they can. get at the grsss. At the same time I feed them some corn fodder. At night also, if the weather is mild, 1 leave the doors of the bsrn open, so they csn go out and in at will. As to feed, I always give them all the clover, hsy they will est up clean. For 100 head of sheep the grain feed consists of two bukhels of osts and corn, mixed in the propor tion of one-third corn and two-ttirds os U John H. lit on, In FsrmrVs lie view. a 4. Maaer la Metlaa. , Farmers who at one time abandoned sheep era ageio bringing thsmoa the farms. They art also learning thai there is mot noser Is arattoa than is -rfoT Infanta zl CZUZttnlrJ? "1 CMtoria is a harmless rrabsotat ror castor ou Fare' trorio. Drops and erOsUUnav ayropav r lr aeet. :$ t ' SoaUlns Beither prurru If rphluri ' mof n-toct smbstance. It destroys Worms and allays FeTOrirbnec v It cares Diarrhoea and "Wind. Oolkv. itjrrakUsvas Veetk rtnr Troubles and cures Coapatiosu I tv restates th. - Stomach and Bowels, giving; healthy and natural sleet The Children's Panacea The Mother's Ertead. ,,, m we --i n 'f aVi ,j :u TL i" jne iunr ion nave .always uougi Bean the Signature ox j7 r0 In Use For Over 30 Years. New-York Tribune Farmi How About , Your Heart Feel your pulse a few minutes. It it regular? . Are you short of breath, after, alight exertion as going- up stairs, sweeping, walking, etc? Do you have pain m left breast, tide or between- shoulder blades, chok ing sensations, fainting; or smothering spells, inability to lie on left side? If you have any of these symptoms you certainly have s weak heart, snd should immediately take Muev Heart Cure Mr. F. H. Oaks of Jsmeetown, N. V, whose genial face appears above, saysi "Kaeeterre me ot tobacco seriously affected nrr heart. I (offered severe pains a boot the heart snd in the left shoulder snd side; while the palpitation would awakea me from ny sleep. I began taking Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and soon found permanent relief." Sala kr alt Drwfsista, Or. Miles Medloel Co., Elkhart, Ind. NEW OLD PAPAR For elztv yean tha NEW YOKK WEEKLY TRIBUNE ha. J national weekly newepaper. read almoat entirely by farmJ baa enjoyed tha eonfldanea and support of lbs American pj a degree never attained by any similar publication. THE New-York Tribune Karrd le made absolutely for farmers and their families. The first ,J waa laanea novemoar io, iwu Every department of agricultural Induetry Is covered bjr af rtvniriouMire w no mrm nwvr. in ineir mpcm,, iioea, anil ll,! nLriK f AKMKn win Da in every eenea a nign ciaaa, 0i t, live, enterpriaina aariculturel Dauer. nrofueelr illuetraw pictures l live stock, model (arm buildlnfs and homes, SKhiJ ai niacmnery, etc. Farmers' wives, sons and daughters will And special ptnl Besnlar price, 11.00 per year, bat you can bur It IUi favorite home we ikly newspaper, The Middleburg Post on for HA Send your subscription Snd money to the Middleburg Pxj. year name and etddreaa to the NEW. YORK! BCN E FAKSER, Haw Tark City, and a free mJ copy will fee snalleel sa row. Prompt Pavme' Liberal Adjustments H. 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The Rocheser Lamp Co., i k ace and 33 Barclay St., New York. f THE BEST ICSVVV S liWN in. rVJ alitfiaa,taaQ AGENTS WANTE Swisft sad Settees. Haai stock Chain, Caaip Chairs aad Steels, Irealag Tsbls,Wssh Beschet, Etc. Agents easily make to S10 Per Dai Will furnish samples tt duccd prices to those desirit sjjency. Exclusive territsl given. Address, . Clairfiay ffatdn-Win b, ttiiintLi. h. ASTOLQGY M THE MOST ancient of the sootlisnrlns; d a. vires. Tim "urn- Uo adapt" will show jrou, wliatto do when to do, bow to ceteoramand of unaaen forces, Bend date data, year and 11.00. M. i'l.AKK, l-le-SU 8U2 Pearl. Buffalo, N. Y. Ills I'sefalaeaa. "Cholly doesn't seem to be of much use in the world."" - "Ob, I don't know; he mskes a nice cigarette holder." Philadelphia. Uul I I tmflAX4thi?rT$liiyM CSS I J I toUwia, a,ia S srm;ta. f I WINDSOR HOUSE vT.U. IIVTLER, rroprlrtor 418 Market SI., Harrlsburjf Pa., (Opposite P. It. It. 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