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Trnvips.—A piooo of land freshly
hjrnod over, or au old place where chips
*iii| rotting wood have been lying, will
ft good (nation for strapleaf turnips.
Wi->y may also bo sown in tlio field, and
‘f JWI have any old soot or wood ashes
sprinkle it over them.
Muksp.—Store sheep will not neod
r feed than n good pasture
will afford. Give them salt at frequent
intervals, and see that they have shade
rough the hot fktya of midsummer ni d
ftr-e access to pure water. She- p for tho
butcher should be fod liberally with
moft l. quart of ground feed per day
wil ', ' B°°d pnxtiirnge, bring tho an-
tmals mto marketable condition.—
A merican AgricuItunut.
Hbuedt ron Iiioh.—A lndv who has
fawixl a largo number of horn*' says that,
•dtoi trying the reoommeuded remedies
for lice, she has hit upon tho pi nr. of
td'h-g them onoe or twieen week a large
made ol Graham flour in which a
handful of sulphur has heen mixed. The
hens like it, nml are freed from lice and
kept lienlthy throughout the season.
" o would not advise poultry keepers to
trust to tho above plan to exterminate
lice unless tho fowl houses are thorough
ly elo».n to begiu with.
'.ood Fahmino.—It in one sign of n
good farmer, snys tbo Mural New
) Drier, if In- prizes manure. It does
not require a good farmer to raise boun
tiful crops on n farm already rich, hut
the art lies in so managing tho farm that
it will produce goed crops every year
without losing in fertility. A man may
make money from his farm while ho is
wasteful of fertilizers, but ho is not a
good farmer for ho is constantly run
ning hi»'lan.l Into debt. Good farming
consists of suvh management as will
make «m farm produce ^.h* best possi
hlo results without dobriorating tho
-oil. This can only ho accomDlished by
n rigid economy in tho making and use
of mnuuro, and a systematic rotation of
oropa that will be the loast exhaust]ve to
the soil,
Givk tits Best Fnitran a Cjianor.—
Aunt Pliobo writes tho following sensi
ble w ords to tho ChrUlian Intelligencer;
Daughters should see to it tliat mothers
do riot take more than their share of the
heavy household work at this season.
If a pleasure jaunt or pionic is proposed
it is never mother who is first to offer
herself to ho one of the party. 8I10
will make the oako, pack the luncli-
bosket, prepare tho dainty sandwiches,
and sit up luto to finish Miss Fannie's
uow lawn, or do the linen suit over thut
it may Ito fresh and fair, but she is al
ways ready to bo counted out of tho
ood times. Tho daughter who loves
• or mother truly will toko hor turn in
staying at home and letting tin kindest,
best friend in the world have her sharo
'n rest and recreation.
Wojtittvo Cows.— A gentleman writ
ing from Kuglund soys : “ When visit
ing the lhio herd of shorthorns belong
ing to Mr. F., Bowly, of Skidilington, I
loa'ned that it was not an uncommon
practice at that place to work shorthorn
cows. They were used in plowing and
other farm work—not on tho roads, oh I
understood. In n number of eases this
practice had heen successful. I saw
two or tlireo cow s belonging to tho herd,
and a very high-priced oow belonging
to another noted herd, which hud been
seems no objection to tho plan of put
ting the cows to useful labor.”
Tan Bark fob Manure.—Spent tan
hark ns received from the tanneries is
valuable as a ff'rtilj/.or; and it would pay
for tho trouble rtf drawing it some dis-
tim«o. The tannin or tannic acid
which the tanner extracts from the hark
is of no value ns a fertilizer In reality,
because this is obtained from tlio atmos
phere ; it takes nothing which comes
from tho soil, and is of value when re
turned to tho soil. Leaves contain more
potasli nml uhosphates than the limbs
or timber of tho tree. Bark contains
nearly as large a quantity of these min
erals ns the leaves, weight for weight.
You will find a much larger bulk of
nshos after burning wood. If bark
from the tannery is placed in a hill and
mixed with quick lime, decomposition
will bo accelerated and a pile of fertiliz
ing matter obtained which would be
equal in value to many of tbo cheap
fertilizers sold. Your pile made up this
fall and turned over a few times in tho
Spring of tho year would no donhtmake
a good fertilizer.—American Cultivator.
Domemlie Economy.
Ginger 'Oobdiai..—Ouo pound of
white currants bruised to one quart of
whisky and tlio rind ol one lemon. Let
it stand one night, strain and squeeze it
well. Add one pound of white sugar
and one ounce of ground ginger; strain
through a fine cloth; lot it settle well
beforo bottling.
Lkuomake.—Take tho rinds of four
lemons, pared very thin ; three-quarters
of a pound of loaf sugar ; pour on them
one quart of boiling water. Take the
juice of the lemons in another vessel and
pour on them one pint of boiling milk.
Let both remain till the next day. Then
mix the whole together, adding half a
pint of raisin wine. .Strain all through
iv jelly bag until clear. The milk should
bo removed from the fire and used be
fore the froth rises.
Boston Brown Bread.—One pint of
tepid water, two gills of wheat flour, one
pint of rye meal, one pint of Indian
meal, half a pint of molasses, one and a
half gills smart yeast, one teaepooi.ful
salt, one small teuspoonful oarliouate of
soda; mix well, pour into a tall straight-
sided mold with a tight cover. Let it
rise three or four hoars. Remove the
cover and set it in a moderate oven to
dry for half un hour. Servo hot iu
nlici‘8.
•Minced Mutton.—Talto some meat
from a joint of roast, boiled or braised
mutton ; remove (lie skin und outside
parts, mince it very flue; put a small
piece of butter into a stewpan, wkon
melted add half a table-spoonful of flour;
stir two or three minute# over the fire ;
odd a gill of well-flavored stock; -wlsan
Imiliug put iu the mince ; add salt, pep-
pei, a little grated nutmeg, chopped
paisley, a few leaves of thynu else fine
ly minced, and the yelk of one egg; stir
all ou the fire for sorao minutes; then
serve with bread sipjieta or croquettes
of potatoes. If put aside until cold this
mince can he used in various w ays.
Rock Canes.—Eight ounces of flour,
three ounces of our rants, tlvree ounces
of powdered sugar, one ouneo of lenicn-
l>eel »li :od fine, one teuspoonful of bak
ing-powder or half thatquantity of soda.
Rub all together and mix to a moderato-
ly still' dough with buttermilk. Drop
the mixture with fork iu little heaps on
greased paper, so that tho surface of
each cako has a rough and uneven *»;»-
penranco, hake quickly of a light brown.
Those cakes will net keep long, but are
delicious eaten ns soon as cold or even
the next day. For storing, four ounces
of butter should be added to tho other
iugredicuta ; then they will be nioe a
week after baking if kept in a cleee enke
tin.
Jam Roll.—Tako the weight of three
or font eggs, in their shells, of finely-
powdered sugar, and tho same weight of
butter and flour; melt the butter, add
the sugar and the yelks of the eggs
(freed from the sjiook) ; lioat the mixt
ure well, add tho U-ateu-up white* of
half the eggs, then half the floor, the
rest of the whiten (also beaten up) and
tho flonr. When quite smooth spread
it out, about half an inch thick, over a
well-buttered tin, and bake for fifteen
or twenty minutes in a moderate oven ;
spread it all over oqnally with jam, roll
it up and put it into the ovon again for
n short time; sprinkle with powdered
sugar and serve cold ; if liked, with a
custard rotuul it.
To Wahb Lack.—Mix a teaspoon of
powdered borax in a basin of strong
white eastilc soapsuds. Haste the lace
to he washed very carefully with flno
thread upon two thicknesses of flannel.
Soak tlio lace thus arranged iu tho su.ih
mixture tweuty-four hours, or longer if
very dirty, clumging the suds two or
three times. Then let it lie a couple of
hours in clean water to rinse, changing
the water once. Squeeze it out (do not
wring it), and when partially dry place
the flannel, with tlio loco ou it, Woo
downward, oh two thicknesses' of dry
flannel, laid on a table, and smooth it
with a hot iron. When tho lace is quite
dry, rip it off. It’s considerable trouble,
hut tho lace looks beautifully.
A hout WAtmtMt.
No two of us walk alike. Tbe hinges
of our gait turn the sarno way, but with'
dillbrent results,
Tho baby strikes out a toddle lx-aanso
it hasn't strength enongh to wnlk, but
it has tiie underlying principle of a nat-
iral walk, because it 11 toes in.” “Toe
ing oat” Jh iv military artifice invented
for the purpose of showing how much
more a man knew than the Lord did.
Tlio liippity, hoppity, akip-aud-junvp
is peculiarly the little girl’s gait. Un
easy and restleoH, the flntter-budgct
seeuis determined to wear the solo of her
slus> mid the soul of her mother out at
the same time ; hut she is tho prettiest
picture of animation humanity can show.
The dead run, all out of breath, is the
small hoy’s gait. You can set down the
hoy who mo far forgets himself a* to
walk as already in Ids dotage,
Tho houiul-to-huve-it gait is a rapid,
straightforward stride, never turning to
the right or left. The man who 1ms it
Ivnoeks ever children, harks his shins
against market baskets, and stubs his
toe against everything on the walk.
But he gets thore, und his coat-tail ar
rives about two minutes lutcr.
There is the slow, measured gait, tread,
trend, all day long. The mun who car
ries the hod has this peculiarity down
line. lie wunld run to a fire in the same
step and get there—possibly.
The long lope, thircy-four inches to
the step, with a sag to the knee-joint, a
vigorous swing of the arms, is that of
a young man from ruraldom. Ilo gets
the walk from going over tho rough
ground, and anybody that gets tlio best
of him bus got rough ground to go
over.
The quick, sharp and spiteful gait,
with the little metallic heels ringing ou
tho pavement, is the gait of tho smart
young miss, with bright eyas and lots
of vivacity. The young man who in
tends to keep oompnny with her for life
must make up his mind to train to her
step. She will never train to his.
The every-dny business gait. Going
right along with your feet, and your
thoughts in the ofllce, store or whatever
it is. You never know how far the walk,
or how long it takes you to cover it. It
is nil indefinite, anil frequently tho only,
aid to good digestion.
The take-it-oasy, don’t-enre-a-osut sort
of gait, with a oano twirling over his
finger, is a typical man of the world. Ho
loads a life of leisure, anil wouldn’t hurry
liimsolf. As a consequence he grows
fat, rheumatic and gouty, and in lattor
years walks with two canes and tremu
lous limb*. It doesn’t pay to banch
yonr pleasure.
. The stow gait. For particular* send *
small boy on an errand.—JVieui Haven
McginUr.
rmnnen stmf.et railway*.
Yenvalllea M reached front Paris bv
wlint is termed the “American railway.
As much resemble* American railway ns
an ocean steamer does a cans! boat;
street cor a long carriage on oar-wheel a,
seemingly not orieentiol whether car
runs on trnek or aai. Pari* ha* brought
tho tediou* system of street can to par-
fsotiou. Grand object in Pari* is ,to
run as few ear* as possible for *e many
people *s possible, with the longest pos-
sibl* wait* between start*. No stops on
the street lot passengers. Passengers
wait go to station, and wait for car.
Station* about a quarter of a mile apart.
Olerk at each station. Oondnctor car
ries a " way-bill ” of pasnmigerH after
the rvld stage-coach fashion. Vast
amount of stampiug and sealing. This
for each passenger who wants to ride
fotty rsds. Stamping in bine ink,,
stamping in ml. Dignity and fuss of
officials awful to contemplate. But a
Frenchman thinks that a pin dropping
in Pans drops a little louder thau a pin
drop* anywhere else. Top of itroet
ears furnished with seats ; called L'ltn-
periale ; far* outside, S e*nta, inside, 6
c-Hts. Better air and view outside.
Gauls object to open window* and fresh
air. Will t>*ar any sort of Bmell to knep
warm. Fuel and heat are very expen
sive in Paris. Take them ten ,minutes
to eh sage car horses. Same old har
ness, with ten times the neoeaeary num
ber of straps to unbuckle, as need with
state coach ef Louis XIV., and two
sged French hostlers to bnokle and an-
buckle wko drove stages in the time of
tlio first Napoleon, and to whom time is
no object. My daily oxi>eriouco and
observation on riding home from Paris
to Rt. Cloud via Route de la Heine.
Often see four street ears in line, filled
with pcoplo above end below, waiting to
start. Interval of fifteen minutes' start
ing timo between each ear. Last ear ol
the fonr one hour to wait. Hut these
Gauls seem to like it, seem to have
learned to wait ; not to “ labor and
wait,” but simply to wait.—I'rcniiee
Mill ford, in Man /■Yancitco Chronicle.
TflERK are at tlio present time hourly
400 female physicians iu active praetiqe'
in twenty-six States, the majority of
them being residents of New York, Miih-
snehnsetts and Pennsylvania. These
figures show a marvelous growth. Per
sons not very fnr advanced in yoars fan
ren,ember when tbero were no women
claiming to practice medicine who were
worthy of public ooufldoiico. Theolintigo
that has already taken place is probably
only tho beginning of a new ora. In a
tow years the number of women who are
creditable doctors will he so grest tliat
theiV sex will coaso to lie a mut'or ol
comment.
The New York Clipper lately eited,tb#
case of Captain Jacob Schmidt, of Tomp-
kiusv Jle, Staten isluyd, N. Y., who had
gfeut sufferer with rheumatism
been
for many years. He used St. Jivoobtt
Oil with splendid success,
On the shelly shore—“ Come, Ciooly,
my dear, are you not going into the
surf ? ” was the query of an enthusiast
iu bathing. “Not now, thank yon. My
toilet is too complete. I can't afford to
waste another two hours in getting up
my complexion.” Her friend hud for
gotten that tho color on her face was
uotnflhosivo and would wash off iu tlio
waves.
Thh forest fires ore, in a largo num-
her of Instances, says ths Detroit free
/Yew, caused by the desire ef the pion*
ecr to elea* off his land. To him tho
trees and bushes me so many obstacles
to the improveoi-'nt of his farm. A dry
season offers special temptation. A
match and a strung wind will iu n day
get rid of mere underh-ush and trees
than months of nrdiunry labor. Tie
thoughtlessly appliea the match ; in a
few munits* ex *«re is on Arc ; i n | won .
ty-fonr hours a fciwnship ; in less than a
week a county n largo as a Earo|*iiu
kingdom is a roaring sen of flame. Tho
land is, indeed, cleared up, but at ne si-
(■mso to life, property and value iu tha-
her awful to contemplate. The matter
is very difficult ci restraint and rogulv
tion. Either through Ignorance or
recklessness tho ambitious settlor it sure
to resort to this method of ridding him-
self ol obstacles in the dry season which
generally comes between tho summer
heats sud the autumn frosts. Rut in
such seasons as this nnd tlmt <4 1871 it
is the beginning of tlio tragedies of
which these groat stretches of inflamma-
hie forests liecome the scene.
Tub Canadian apple barrel is sAid to
he one-fourth larger thau tho Yankee
article. '
The Illuminator. Aethodiat Paper in the World Ii
r. Jung an L th« uc S»,$ f o r,Tl! Indepwuleut, KHIgious
KiviUMi Nation
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tar. liof Lllssri). Ji. shiv
with CH fiihi. is (-win.
othcq In 11tit, liiiinitibo
sork of art as liic l,r|„lit,
blazing torch «i'l serve
! PUtpoM) uf a la'rteou
light In llu; harbor of ben
lark. There is nmfthcr
JlKHpr which will chill
leiigi-larger iirsi-e amt ml
luimthin than CM h the
t reat work atmre r. I.vrcil
>■ It Is ItluMrateil here
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■t i'on, iphlliiiralotM'.ihn hum I that Irai.m \\ lilek
»III KUhle Iirlahi nU .valtlnn upon the sun ol I lie
«.| v»s vnx rv.il ' i nit'.
"1"*° waters almuml with file duailMiiiil lion-
xenais phu ea of sicknrna suit ilUeaae. T In hi.li'
It esru in Cesium .1 lo uliow (list St. Ja< oar (Si |r
ine Iran rtiui tra-ierl mentis of kirmlHir ih< l>.rl\
E" t'tptr'.r ir.urse.smt ,.f “• •
tt rli.ailil h In' nuf iriuuately
ur rheiiiualirni.irollior latliil
|aili the rti«sl
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"'Ills Ht Brat. Oil one- llmiuirhinit ihe w.irlil have
pr-vy.-.t the value iui.i Ml the irwrt of this slrv-nt
"""an Rem.air, nml are ,1a.\ to leroimmml II
to « m. llHK the rervl.es orjurt mi. Ii a rein. .tv.
Ill tills ...HHeCtloll Mr. John tv ItrlBKs. « well
kuna a cilia .1 ot liniuhs, Nel , lul.l a new spni er
man Ihnv lie was lerrtl.ly anil. te.l will, an a. me
""“'■k nf rhnimatlMH 111 ills lan k The rthcare
. i Ih< '!‘ Pjwylnif lilH.iv him fhrvcurs hu.t
haw n him out of . Imj,. J| e i. sorual even-
IMl'iV'v . 1”" " phjrliTnns, hut f.m11.1 no relict-
lie hottlp of w hlch
and ('oiiHf‘i'VAtlv8.
The Methodist i
rot.
1882.
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Iu «ach ionul-vi, auvl 0UI7
IHf GREAT CORE
fox
RHEUMATISM
fm It la for all dlMAAtt of tbo RIONIVI,
UVCR ANO MOWKL8.,
Tt «lMna«A tho ajvtata of tho AtftiA ^olaon
OAiiarfe th# 4wAOful auffafim^ mixifh
onljr tho vtotlraa of AheuaiAflam can reifBb.
THOUtARBi OP CASES 1
1 *.I mat Itanas of this tanfblk Haw
has* brtan gulokly missed. In a . v.rt Uma
MAFIOTLY OJRRD.
Two Dollars a Year.
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KIDNEY-WORT
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.(a,octal. Editor.
year
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Mv. uan.il cunsr. u o
*«l«lrh "l an .1.1- ilatf of eerttrlhala-s,
S.r rlM-n S'opisw ..hi Free aa ssfallesflan.
SF la ..nhst Start, la, •ah...rl|rtl«a>, rsmll Vi
Dr.n,. Iie.'k, I*. u. M.msr i>rU.-r w| H.|Ui.-.Mi lall.t
.si oansM.an a.al.rt wpat., i. ei.om Ik.
!.a ,, . ll . ,i f ,rM HT .. J '"'ns <'li.,one lH.tUoi.l n hid
eneeteif n nm.j.lete ami noli, lit cure.' Aimthc
case may Justify reference :
A Vt'.TEK.lX at:A MAX'A TROIItir
Miiur Inter iterun ( JifroH,., /B. IjanU v.m this.
J**. 1, 'S Jhfv ,; fh'sllotl dt.'C>"I Will la Ilf
police.
From the li'th ef October, 1881, to
he 1st of July, 1882, genuine Ris k
SpriNo Water will be supplied Miens
tomers by Ellis A Go., of Hailey Springs,
Ala., at the following rates:
Ten gallons in anti-oorrosive can. .|A.OO
Same can refilled at 4.00
Five gallons in nntl-corronive can.. 8(25
SAtnr caik rulllevl nt 2’50
Nine girlons in glass tvittles 7 t 5o
ReosonaUu freight and express rate
tpi
are given by nil railroads. This wm«r
has been known for nearly fifty years
as a sure cure for Dyspepsia, a sure core
for-diseases of the Kidney and Bladder,
s'suru cure 4-at all curable crises of
Dropsy, a sure euro for Scrofulous cam's
of tuff Bunes or Skin, ivp.1 a certain fle-
stroyer of the terrible thirst for intoki
eating drink that overcomes so mmiy
worthy resolutions. Deprive n drujk
«nl-if III* diam for three days 1*11!
meanwhile give him plenty of’ Kqck
Spring Wilier, aud he won't waul the
whiskyi Don’t you think it’s wofth
(f you do, drop a ixlstal t*
F.llls A Oo. It will e.mt only ri cent,
One Berlin authority reolrofi? to
nmoiiot of capital lost Id the Futherhtod
by rimigration to Amerioa
mIt)ion marks,
tid* of
nt 12,001
Many regard the vast
'migration not as i«n Etifnixe.l
evil, but as a purifying stream. Tlie.v
contend that Germany is sufforinr, frtm
>rer I'oimlution.
A dasx weighing thirty-two pounds
was born at Washington. Its father is
an undertaker.
To allay all troubles Incident to chanaa of
Uf«, Lydia E. Piukhau’s YogntabU Coupusud
bts no equal.
The Jewish population of Vienna is
reported to have more than doubled it
self, according to the recont cengua,
within the pnat ten years. In 187CL I4
was BO.aoo. It ia now 72.000. . .,
UkaleriAl lauiein in n.rti.v nf your ieo.lcra
of ..Hr ij.leat rjtl»vn«, laptalh »' vv Hovntpu ll.v
(l.iveriiim ni I ibIii I kce|«-r SUlih point I.
II-.* o' * 'I 1 . 11 '.”' , fe < ‘ h shU 11 In America.
Ln'hiif m.llc.l twenty-alk yesrn .,n Mill wsier
‘ “ M years’ MTClee Ilia eve-l K l,i
After ihli
Irtll.at him and im k. i'll 111" I.lyfht st Ill
theifoyemmenl lutllt ihe lio— Ix.lin 1 leln her.-
w hen he >v,u. irun-rcrrcd. While M'rtlcd In mv
V 11 * rnlnit the i'a|.lMiii cohinleend the
f.ill.iwli.s wmieii atslem. nl: “ Till- lafoeertlfV
""I 1 "'" 1 "" ll rbwnnstt.in ii»r
t». ill) uni )T«n. Iii.th In my side slid llnil- I
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nrtirUMit.'
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Md only oompUlo nu t rolithU
m»tk on KUqiiollo nnd HuatooM nnd K rnm., II
tolla how t«* imri’m m nil Ihn vnrloiin «|itt>«•« of llln, nnd
bow tu n|>|tnni to tlig best ntlvnningw on nil ooBaa^UHi. •
AiflltU Wh<iH>«I. h«u<( for ttlmilntfl roiitalninii n
bill dMnrl|.lion »i lb* wovfe nml mtrn Urnia lo Afania.
Addr—■. Htnwtt Pvtkiaaia* Co., Aliania. tin. _
BROtm
^IffERS
UtiMinlshertl Vl*«r
L relnil.u r.ed in Bleat measure, lo lima
troubled with weak Kidueys, by n jnilioh.iis
iihc of II..tetter’s Sl.nsaeli Hitlers, wlileli
.iivigor.iVsrt sud skimulate* wvtiiuut sieitii.it
lbs urinary oigann. In eonjuncllsu will,
its mftUi'n.H upon then, It sorrecU sui.lity,
us mliu.'neii upon tliesi it oi.rreeu. sui.lity
Improves np).elite, nnd is in every wrsy mm
duolve to health nml nerve repose. Another
marked quality lo l‘* eontro 1 over fever wn
situs, an.l its power of iireveiitinv It. For
sale liyall DruKKirVisi.il Dealers K«n«islly
$5 to $20
Res
From the Atlantic (Ga.) Mumlai/ Elton-
ograph : Tho editor of tho Pikes
Oouuty New* has Ixmn cured of rlituina-
tisni by St. Joeobs Oil
UK tTAX NKITHKU.
Of the two general classes of six.aula-
tors in tho stock market, tin me who try to
force up tho prioes of stocks are called
“hulls," and those who try 1/j crowd
them down are civllod “hears.”
A Chicago paper tolls of u man who
was complaining that ho hud inverted u
rather largo sum of money in Wall street
and lost it all. A sympathizing friend
asked him whether lie hod been a “bull”
..ra “bear." He replied, ^‘Neither; I
was a jackass.'’
takinK
I.units, OyspsptiA, nsrvosa prostration
forms of KSi.enl d.I.HIty rot laved by
M axisix'sPxxToxirmb Dasv Tomo,tb*
■PTomo, tb*
only pr.iparstimi ot beef nmUInltiE it* anttrs
nutritions properties. It ooutsln* blood-iask-
Ins, foroe-Kenarstlng and Hfe-tustslnlug l«t>p-
•rtlps. is Invalnal.lelu all enfeebled oouaitions,
whether the resalt of eilu.nation, nervoos
tratiou, overwork, or irute disease, psrtiou
If resultii^ fro* pnlmon.ry noinpiatnts,
wall, Bassrd k Co., pro|>ristors, New fork.
(oung men
•Hon, A.U.M. YAlsiKTIKinOi., laftMvtIU, W.«,
|i|ipa imonrt standaio curb
I 11 1 fur«ly V»ff#Ubl* Pugw Cogt.-ri filI.
P Hppi n.Ywf-hJHag for Pevee uf
1 i Bili.iavevbm, »i.(1 All Mai sen
■ ■ ■ OlooAMo. OosUIno BO giilmnf, Hr
of no? hind. TttAL Hoi Bint Kim A
Cum Co., ||4 K'Mua fH., Now fork (Ml
Don'l IB Iho
Ask rruKKfWs far ••Bewb.
oat rsU, muriv vossbsa fllss.
*ar
R^4>|'N|» I'llHN NKITII,
Will I Am Coughlin, *-f Hom ivjllo, U**4., mjo: '*In
ili«- full of IH7A I *« inkmii with hlwwiltnu* •>( tIiityf*,
folltWMl by a wrrr*. ointgb. I lout my ‘ ap|M*llf« And
flDkh, .Uid wilt < ••iiAii»<l I*, mv Iw.I In 1177 I em gd*
milled to Hi** !ir*|>ifnl. Tin* <1* '(dm so 1*1 I Iia*I n^holt In
my Inn}.' Minx*- bitlf a <b»ll at. At uu« limn a report
wffnt Ari.int I llmt I wa# «lffa<1 . I love up h«ipk, 1*111 •
frlenil fol'l 1110 •/ |)n. WtIJ.UM Uall'a IliUIN Ml TNI
I.UNira. I got a l»*>tiIff, wh«n, to my fiirpriri*, I eo»n«
rii..|n’* fl If* fi el U fi -r, mill tiMbf I fw#! Iiflltr Ihtn for
tin* * ytMiA pH»l. I wrfltt thlri licipinq nyety onr atfl <t*rt
witli *ii*<*AA<*«l InngN will igke Us. William Hai l’. UaB(
• a m, ffn*l Im* Ofinrilircfl fbil roMturTloN • p* ha fft’RRO,
I * :iii po-uvrly vny It Iihi «i**n« inor# y I lluru nil ill
I In
<kn
“Don't know half their Vulue.’*
“Tliev cured me of Ak»c, ‘ KjliooHiiess
and Kidney Complaint, it* runoinun nd. d. 1
hud a half hotile left which I. used for' my
two little girl., who the doctors and neigh-
cor* said could not be .cured. _j wuiilil have
Inal both of them one night 1? I had not
given them Mop Hitters. Tneyrtid them so
much good I continued their use nutil they
wero cured. That is why I say you do not
know hull the value ot Hop Hitters, und do
not recommend them high enough.”—B.,
It..cheater, N. Y. See other column.-/mer
lean Rural Home.
A wish young man of Chicago was
onoe culled to his dying father's bedside,
and told that the old man’s will was
made, making himself the sole heir to
the estate, with Uncle Charley aa execu
tor. He reflected a moment in silence,
and the fond parent, seeing a cloud upon
his brow, aaked ; “ Isn’t that sivtihfiic-
tory, William?” “ Y-e-n," drawled
•William, “but I’d rather you’d leave the
money to Uncle Charley an*J make me
the exeentor. Then I’d bo moro certain
of vrottincr it”
An inventor in Hartford, Ct., has
patented a belt which is mode of iron
wire, the selvages being brass and cop-
(>er. Tho weft is of ootton, several
threads being woven in without being
twisted together. A double fabric is
made, lietweeii which, or inside of which,
a number of single, heavior wires art* in
closed to take tho tensile strain off the
belt
Wh vt lovers swear—To lo true until
death. What husbands swear—Unfit
for publication.
Thousanus of /similes have t.»d oocmioii to
try the never failing qualities of Dr. Bull's
Cough .Syrup, am] they ail unite iu tho praise
of this wonderful prescription.
A Wise Deacon.
“Deneon Wilder, I went v*.u to tell me
how you kept yourself and family well the
E ast aeaton when all the reel or uh have
ten aick ho much, and have hud the doc-
tori visiting tie ho often?”
"Bro. Taylor, the answer Is very esov. )
iified Hop ftittPTH in time; kept my family
well and saved the doctor bills. Three dol
lars’ worth of it kept us well and able to
work all tbe time. I’ll warrant it has cos
you and the neighbors one to two huiidre
dollars apiece to keep sick the same time.
“Deacon, I’ll use your medicine h. retfter.
An Irish alibi—Pat: “ Where did
Tim kill the ogint, Daul?" Dau’l:
“ Shure, down the road straight there 1
I see him shoot wid my own eyes ; an’,
be jabers, they took him for murder 1 ”
Pat: “Tim’nil be hanged, poor dar-
lint ?" Dan’l: “ Niver a bit; we’ll
prove on alibi! Look at that now ;
we’ll prove the agint wasn’t there ' ”
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t
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flUilBd. tils tnlM/liut Bdoiont, x’r.rfT/.AW
IM ITS AI’TION. bttihtirmlrM In nil :mm.
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TIOUETTEr, BUSINESS
tat mi
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Tim
kino ofcotton
fait Cmum Oin u»# end fen«r*l pUnuiioo putpoera,
•»<•/ /an* i im .!*»» athtr Kngind in thd u*atld. For
I'uinpltlett nml rHc# I.let #pply by mall lo Tllil
\UL I M AN & TAYLOR COMPANY, «».
Oura
le thdmoffit ofthoimxl rfmedy for olrmtmtain Mist
■fvtam<»( ell norMd »fmrffttnn*. 11 aliould be
ueeift in rtery houeehold ee a
, SPRING MEDICINE.
Alwey# rnrcti mi*TOt7flNn:W, • OM^’TIPAff
TION, rU.KM end ell LjWMeA
lepniuplnllrjr V r*rInMo l orn*. Ill tin (HUM,
ow Derkmrff ©f ©Iumi maki * r.oi im'Ui. ln*.
AIbo In I.l*ul4 l*«rni, very r jnmitretrAfnr
th© OolWIlli 1 Dv:« Of til or© tv .10 rejitmi i tail tiy pr**-
peralt tt fine with rifunl rfltHttu yin rttherfaHn.
urr rrorTocH Dunmisr. piucf.•lam
WK|*«.H, ItinUltlKON A Co*. I'rnp'ii.
4Wm Bond Ihffdrt no.t-retft.Y Hi Rt lMlTnn, fT.
KIDNEY-WORT
To the People,'.’.South.
•&IM44M MOUNTAIN end Ita HV.MORAL.
A Ifistnrj nf lh« llettle, Oot. 7, I7<m. And lh© ©?©nt«
«- * ‘ '' |doB| la
Author,
taliloh U«d In II, ©f|©r iwta r©«r« • tfltaei 1 in |>r*i>*raU“i
now puliiiahid ©iid 1 fr.It for *le»li©«*rT. Tb© etitI.
l.rMAH n. I>N*I ER. l*C. b l<4« ftlr-i.t tit V*af4 In erfll h
me niEiffiul* r.»r line W..rk, whl*'Yi ihiHin.li In #ilrriTn
i-itelri t*f ridv*4411 ill *vt ©Ant Jieu -l.u a hli f >< sm, slikeinl
ffrttttitf !*• «ld nnd ynutig, Tltff di»«**»im«*iiiE **f eurh nfiffr
1 Rtniibffll, HhfflbT, Miai-i I* vfflniiil |.m)fv
IlftfiO.iiul.i, Mrt|ki>©ff| 1, Wlnatfn, liurn *«>imI
•’•TI* .te, HOW living by Hi
hffr«
d ih«-i
X
it is***!
fl|2p«
iriitnde lliri titfli*ml lh©
.* rm«u**fit r»*ff..i.| of ildB glo*
nf Ihii R©foiuilnn, Th©
hff©utift|||| tg.und,
wth li.d* » nf ifftarruc©., I'rlce. §4.
Ill |m*t|Mllf| on IffCffIDI if pure nr III A? i.ff I.A'I Of AtffflltA
I.V.I) cull ill j % 11.11 ll i». TiluMMiN, I’utilieliffr,
' Av«*nf© H uetifsl fm
p *ir©©t, (
GUNS BeTflieen. Oiuln|ii free. Addreas,
AgffnU wAi.iod f«r l*f» *4 Pi»««d<>iit Uftr-
in ftffl.l. A oniniili'lc, f.vllhful hlAinf? fr. m
illl'.r.'v:,rvv, ' ' t
lirvi 7. A© #|i*i{©iiilp IllusUoUrd tnluuiff. F,i»*l*■!»* «• t*<lill**n.
I.il.**i»l iTiiiis Avniri ink.-oi.t. i»f*.i frnin.n • ■■ -ii. .*
•Uill. ()||Ia«IU ahj «*Cli* v i l»n*ik ID In 1. AgffiiiA turn 1 in *1*.
umnfft eofut. Th* brink a.-Ileri-elf Rip«.rt©nc© u.*t
am j. rail him unknown. All nink* until* n*** pn.fl'A I'nta'*
Iffima Arne. Ububo© m4iba«» A Oo./rbrllmid, Mein*.
0r*el Week 0«* Worfee t Pitiel*Br|h, p^
m
1 Mr* ©f Begleed. FT Bug. IJi©relure > l'g# ff
5 I'll© ItmovoU. I 11 ©»i»*» v■ .| Han.t*onisdf If tat4rf*‘
• loin . ouli |>u..fil, fm ■.»»!* fcu rt*. IF MSl
MASMATfAM BOOK CO le W Ulli 8L, M T. 1' 0 TlO* «fl»t
•fffnto
a* 7 7 7 c.Ytj.-idSKr* ’• -
mill r.avM«r,AssMts.i
1
Prom thoCruftlp to th* QljnvB. •
*»pMk s* !jhq* o|*kU ilta. ft An# rulnn lira *h, Asev y
JSr f,Z TSXS '-^7«XTn
h*.W Yo*i AM llrro VlM.ln »wreh*. I ll .PHSSHf
A Co., I'ubll.he.rt, .11 Her. lay slrsvl. N. Y.-Ag*.*U
wEBlsti evsrjrwlitie, Urdati nr* m >yy uU<nI« #
An Only Daughter Cured of Con
sumption.
By th» acaiduutal preparation of an
Fast Indian herb l)r. H. Jamea, while
•Cffieriuiinifiog, aceiilentally cure 1 his
only ohfld of OoNsruprioN, and unov
givoa to‘tile aflliet.xl this recipe free, for
fwd BtuinjtiH to pay expenses. 'Addfeaa
Uraiidook k Co.(-1082 Raee Hll.'Philit-•
Iftlpliin, 1’iv., naming this pu|x.r.
» pullalMadjustf<(. IlOA/.. Msii»|(i
TRUTH ,
174 brn©*t’y, K.Y.
»tf m » M^f ."""m obI'm *>•* »l! m.VsTu* r's-L ^
Uses krU L H*•> #•». I * Mssi'i f\. 6-u. Mss*
Pebltak©##* Vide©, AiUnU. N». .Porif-Aiaf.—#1
•.fM» anrntn ft 4n i b;i# to hki.c thh;
LIFE OF 6ARFIELD
. hlA«•!*•<>
hi* tmrni
Ill'll I IriMlIlHf 1)1 j J'lfHH*
IliAffMily UtaondVkirvFr i4a<il.ll*r aiiiI *l|i**qii]
Puri And •dinl/iUirnilMi; Me *B8As-ihAil*ki
ftfrnatil** lor w«*eMt**rru I niFifacnl lrij©ln»*iill hlo<
f ntk.iulllf 5 r#ninVAHn Kllimii ; d. iilti.’fft*' Pf#AA'/v
liutrat*!. H|i**tl<! pniliAit nf flAtflFld. Ii'» wlfffnridmnl
“ ehrmllBMI ih#*ekAi-»’hiUn ,i ©rj ,, NBNra'» , i
*n« Mid Uif ( a!* n-'t Th© only •*•»•»•/if.
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UArieslow n, Me#*.
ust off nisi:asKa
ALWAYS CURABLBJIY DHIMO
MEXICAN
A STANDARD REMEDY
IN MANY HOMES.
Por 4'ouffhe, r©ld*.l’r©np. Ilroarklfu »nd ill
- • *f th** jrtaroaU'Kul L|LJb'4A.V ll tiADfU
unrlfhlffd end uMoilf bfynnd'tll eotu|*«tilion
IN CONSUMPTIVE CASES
II flpproMhee h© nFV • #p©rjfl« (h©t *' Pln•tT•f!*• ,, p©i
rffiit. ar»* j^ricanontly onr*d, where lh© dfroctlr ia #re
atrici ly cnfOpHfd rrllh. Thar© ia no phBUiieoi or oth©r In-
gi ffdifnlA to harm th* young or old .
AS AN EXPECTORANT IT NAS NO EQUAL
* IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM IN ANY FORM
J. N. HARRIS Sl CO., Proprletoro f
4 1*4 im ATI. O.
FOR SALE BY ALL ORUGGISTS.
mBULLS
Fxith must be backed np by works. Have
faith to try Kidney Wort and it wtU do the work.
MUSTANG
LdlMENT.
ar rauH plbbb.
©honmatlsm,
Burns and Oealds.
Ntli.fr* and Bites,
Cats and Bruises,
ti|>ralne A Mlt.bei,
Contracted Muscles
hclir Joints,
Backache,
Eruptions,
Froet Biles,
sod sll external d
or iinaxu.
Beralches,
■ores and Halls,
Spavin, Cracks,
Screw Worm, Hrub,
Foot Rot. Uoof Ail,
Lameness,
Awl nay, Founders,
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■ore Feel,
Ellffhees,
end every hnrt or seddeot
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THE BEST Off ALL
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The* iron Tonic in «\
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I rziz. of iron,’i*rr
ritdn Hark, a net Hhon»
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Aromaticm. tfoerrem
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K VICKY PLANT Kit ’
Who runs* Cotton (linor Cor*Mill abould bavsonA.
power iemuoh better arid olteaper than horse power.
raiCHJ OCR LOW.PIUOKNi
it lloreo Power ■ tibiae, • . . « .
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JABKA LFFPFI. A CSk. •’
Dr. M H7TTA UTt/H AHAftAClril VILLI cure MSS* VeatrMiny last.rt.
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Me nervous system, eleunso the ttoauA of suit* off hUcV pn*.ta :m*| n
regnlar healthy action of Ute bowels.
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■ nlae tkreo-eent |.*itigi*
PrB0i^(itorg^
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dm©© DU. Ia. 11. 11AHU18. riUBbarvii. IV
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MARK TWAIN'S:
SYRUP
A NOTH tt It BOO* >OK AtiKXTN,
NEWB OOK
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THK 1IRNTI
“THE PRINCE ANO THE PAUPER."
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hffffi ch.ti.c-© of jour Iifu to uDsk'j men*v rapkiff. Old
agffi ia will act promptly, ami at-curM choica tti/riloiy,
an'' w© ©ana© you to doth© aame. Outflta uuw ri*' J “
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