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“You seam to hero quit* •
“In I want on to Haw
terday Jnat m my train i
to the ao-eallad - tatUng at meat II
flu* it correct, * » iwflfl that the
fish should be oompfetely immersed in-
a bath of melted fat, and that the tam
ing over demanded by the greased
plate theoiy is unneecasaiy. Well edu
cated cooks n mien tend this, and use a
deeper Teasel than oar aaumoa frjing-
pep, charge this with a quantity of fat
For Two
Generations
The rood and gtaonch old
rtnwrtyJIEXICAN XUS-
TANG LEflXEJrr, Jus dono
season. Hi farmers gather'\their com
as early as practicable alter November
1, few of whan perhaps ever give the
keeping soundly alter jribbed may
thought, but find in the spring that the*
labor has about all bean lint in the
heating and rotting of their summer's
work. Now, how to aid this loss is the
question, If my esperienM in years
past wjll be of any advantage to the tens
it, took the aeat nrbt ahead of na,
raised the window and I was expose li
to a draught allthe way bask."
‘"And that is how yum got your cold?"
‘•yes, but I don’t mind it. Ton see
I was not serr warm any bow. and be
ing well mnfflad np, the oold I, took
was one which will disappear in a few
days. The only thing I regret hi that
I did notaak the young man ins name."
“Why so f"
“Because he will probably be dead
of pneumonia in a few days, and it
would be sneh a satisfation to be sure
about It”
rata rate of Apnunuasiao is therefore
equal to eigJUWn wads of fire letters
perndnutSL
Fifty thousand banes is the prim
which Ffeaaoe offers for the diseorery
which shall enable flee tricity to be ap-
plird economically in one of the follow
ing directions: As a source of heat,
light, of chemical action, of mechanical
power, ss a of the transmission
of Intelligence, or of the trentment of
disease, the prize being open to all na
tionalities, to be awarded in December,
low _ •
ike flour or bread crumbs with which it
is ooated indicates' the sufficiency of
the cookery. At Ant sight this appears
extravagant, as compared with the
practiced of greasing the bottom of the
pan with a little dab of fat but any
houaowife-who will apply to tea frying
of sprats, herrings eta., the method of
inductive research described by Lad
burning coal were then hurled off the ior the time it takes for than to reed
. fire, and set the clothing of an infant 4 this article. ’ It is a fact known to all
months old in flames, and befoie the- -that are peeled that frqated com dries
clothe* could be removed the child: “ ’ “*
"was severely burned on the hand and
arm and its hair was singed off its
bead. A small American clock on the
mantelpiece was next dashed violently
to the ground,'and several other arti
cles on the mantelpiece were also
thrown down and broken. Something
was thrown against the face of a large
f cased dock and shivered the glass and
% case, and a large globe and chimney
s.. VMK HnaflYilul Thn tnsf a# fVia lomn
liniments pni
Because the
Antes throng
to the very b<
shall we manage to save it dry and in
gebJ order? My plan is not to gather
it until it is thoroughly dry, allowing it
to remain on the stalks m the field.
Each ear isth ere separate and subjeet
' to sold and heat, wind and rain, all of
which assist in drying out the cob, and
until the eob gets dip and hard we
should allow it to remain in the field.
In this way, once dry, it will make good
feed lor both hogs and cattle, and keep
sound just as well as if never treated.
Thus, by deferring the harvesting as
above, we have a large fraction of a good
corn crop, while gathering it in the or
dinary season we loss it all by finding
it heated, rotten and worthless. I have
known such corn to keep in largi balk
for two years.
Cloth Turnino Burras Whit*.—The
cause of print batter turning white l>y
lying in a cloth is said by an authority
(?) to be the effect of the acids used in
bleaching doth; also that it can be
avoided by the use of the thinnest make
of muslin or cheese doth. This explan-
to sound
A young Milford,(Maw.) woman,who
is so deaf aa to receive no benefit from
any artificial aid, has discovered a me
thod of hearing by oommua cation with
the muscles of the throat of the person
talking. The medium of communica
tion is a i lender stick, one end of
mate application of common sense and
definite measurement to practical ques
tion*. In this ease it mgy be applied
simply by frying a weighed quantity of
any particular kind of fish in a weighed
quantity ot fat used as a bath; then
weighing the fat that remains and sub
tracting the latter weight from the fiat;
to determine the quantity consumed.
If the frying be properly performed,
.and this quantity compared with that
which is consumed by the method of
merely greasing the pan botom, the
bath frying will be proved to be the
CoLLoqmu farmer ns gunnerabus;
“Did yer see that sign, mister, coming
up the lane?" "I saw a sign, my friend,
but it was stationary—It didn’t seem to
be coming up the lane.” “Smarthain’t
ye? Well, what did that sign say?"
“Nothing that I heard.; it was perfect
ly dumb when I passed it” “Hum I
which she holds between her teeth. In
this way she can hear conversation with
were smashed. The mat of the lamp
- took fire from a piece ot framing'coal
fhlling on It, and a basket on the parlor
table was also discovered in flames.
JO* neighbors were fetched in, among
them Mr.' Lea, a neighboring farmer,
Police Constable Bowen and others,
and, although the smashing of crockery
and'the hurling of articles from one
aide of the room to (he other continued,
they could not discover the cause. Mr.
Lea and Police Constable Bowen were
-both struck by things thrown by an
hmeeen Sgency. It was feared that the
house would be set on fire by the burn
ing coal, and, consequently, the fire
was removed from the grate and the
furniture from the house. All went
outside, but several things were flung
from the inside through the windows.
Catarrh
lily’s Cream Baiw
when Applied by lh*
fln-er into tue oo»-
trtli, Will be abmrtto
ed, effectually cleans-
ing the head of ca
tarrhal rins causing
healthy sedctionfiL It
allays inflammation,
protecta the mem-
A correspondent^! Nature believes
that snob vast quantities of gar as must
have been freed by the Java catastrophe
have neoessarity affected the earth’s at
mosphere, and thinks that the fine
weather, prevalent over a large part of
the earth, may have been a result of
the great eruption.
I* is amusing to hear a fellow, sitting
on the > flonr barrel at the groeery store,
whittling aimlessly all the while, talk
in desponding acoents of the alarming
destruction ot American forests.
throughout the country. As a pun-cure
fa man and beast HL Jacob’s Oil has no
equal. Mr. Print recites the case of a
valuable trotter, ao stiff from rheumatwm,
that he could not move an loch. By one,
thorough application of SL Jacob’s Oil at
night, the,animal was completely cored,
fiiuf Wtl flf f/W (ha wmrtTO tawati tka A ;
“Yia, but ye halnt bewarin'
rer?” “Well, my friend, I
passages from add-
tumal colds, com
pletely liesls tbe sores
sad restores taste
and smell. A few
applications relieve.
A thorough treat
ment will poritively
cure. Agreeable to
use. Send for circu
lar. Pries so cents
more efficient. [W. M. Williams, in
Popular Science Monthly.
and was fit fa the ra6e-tnck,the next day.
Ha was a ward striker. Wanting to
the candidate, the sinker remarked :
“Say, old'feller, you've got to come
down with e twenty 1”
“Nor
“Ton bet you have 1”
“What for?''
“To stake it aU right with the boys.
It’ll take $29 to hold ’em to it. No
money, no wont with us you know I”
The candidate ruse up, aftintd the
man with a firm grip, and put him
of »U other medicines by Dr. R. V. Pierce’s
“Golden Medical Discovery 1 * la approach-
lag* Unrivalled In Mllvut disorders, im.
tu (towns.—Tea gowns this season
are moat varied and superb, making
the question of a choice no easy one,
e-ren for those who own the weightiest
of pane*. Among* large namberof
newly-imported robes was a very beau
tifui one made of pale violet cashmere.
In the back was a wide Watteau plait,
atton wtil ba veryunsatisfactory to the
dairyman who is troubled with his print
butter. Acids are not used in bleach
ing. The agent made nse of in bleach
ing is chlorine gas in combination with
lime, and the thinnest muslin is bleach
ed in the game way aa thicker goods. It
is also necessary to remove all traces of
the chlorine aa soon as the goods are
bleached to save the fibre from being
destroyed by the ahionne, which is re
markably corrosive in ita.fflsotair So
Tilt GREAT GEhMAN
REMEDY
■u whim ail tut raiu.
Relieves and cam
RHEUMATISM.
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
arrK.iiuc,
HFADACHE, TOOTH ACH1
SORE THROAT.
UI/IKSV, SWELUBUS.
SI-RAIN*. 9
Sareaaas, Cats. Bnriaaa,
FB08TBJTES,
anas-', wiua,
Angallr^ rbodHyacbw
fifty cr/s» bottle.
rose bods, exquisitely wrought and
delicately shaded silks. Over the shoul
der* was laid a coachman’s eape, bor
dered with the floral embroiuery. A
second tea gown, fashioned in similar
style, waa made of silver-grey satin
foulard, embroidered in pore white
rosea and buds and lavishly trimmed
with wide raffles of Oriental lace. An
other very stylish gown waa made of
pink silk shot with silver, with a Wat
teau back and a Marie Antoinette Anted
plastron and collar. The open sleeves
that this explanation s note at ML Ant
white goods are, late drinythifig 'else,
adulterated with paste and white day,
he let his foot fall: *
"Just charge that to the campaign
fund I”
The man walked ent into street
and stood there for five minutes look
ing back at the doom Then some one
asked him what waa the matter, and be
replied :
“Found the biggest curiosity in the
world. Here’s a candidate who wants
to ran 4,000,000 votes behind his
were lined with rose-colored merveil-
lenx, and the draping* were caught np
with roee-colc red satin ribbons and
large silver buckles. A handsome
matinee waa made of plain black satin
lined with cardinal and hand, painted
with dusteis of cardinal red getanium
blossoms. For ordinary wear were
scores of pnnoess robe* made of cash-
mere, vigogne, limousine and brock
tabrioB, trimmed severally with ficeii e
lace, satan pipings, colored Spanish
laoe and bands of bias velvet, a very
HOPPED FREE
I B Q A'arwhiU swutst.
1 H ■ 'A Inin. Persons KeslnriW
1 1 ■ ■aar.mnE'8 great
L ■ ■ tor Nerve Restorer
^■/hr s//!Hai<« ANwrva Diseases- Only re- *
Scram A Ttctinnj, FttJ. FMlrfsy. tie
I lKPAL.L2Bf.il x< taker. dirocted. Sr Fit* after
Ifirst day's us*. Treans* And % a trial bottle her t»
■ Fit petiewta. they paying eraress charges on box when
I received. Send uanes, P O. and eTprews Address el
| afflicted mDr.KUN&m»A»cfc St.,Ph •■deluhla.Fu.
lPr_«^.M M&WAMMOfUUTATIS* FJtAUSA
always nerrooa Is it at aU anomalous, tterafont
that a medietas vUsl lafuaca Tiger Into tie
system by U» tasdloia of Improved digeetioa and
saatiallatioa, ehoaM he a valaabla nervine. Sack,
In fact, la HoateUaih Stomach Blttera. which
Insmea the ergnleltlon of strength by an enfeebled
physique, because It enables the digestive organ
to thoroughly eliminate and convert Into blood the
elements of vigor contained In the food. Aa mrength
returns, such symptoms of nervousness as Inabil
ity to Sleep, loss of appetite, nervous headache, ex
treme susceptibility to annoyance by trivial causes.
Ac., disappear. Nature does the rest, and Danders
the restorative process complete. By* hi rise rating
the system, the Bittern alio lmlahas It a defense
•gainst malaria, fur which, ao well aa for one-
mipallon sod liver complaint, a a a superb re wady.
improvement, there in a great variation
between those portions which have se
cured attention on account of their uses.
In forty-five varieties of onions growing
side by side, the foliage was all similar,
bnt tbe unlbs varied incolor, size,shape
and i.abit of formation. , It is clearly
evident that selection isr ; a powerful
agency tor the changing of fornqand by
long exercise can overcome tbe tame
affixed by Nature to a species.
The seeding of an acre with a bushel
and a half of wheat, made by direction
of the director of an experiment farm,
gave the best results. From teats «»-*»
the lessons taught were that wlumt can
be sown too thick as well as toe thin;
that the richer the soil and more per.
feet the seen bed the leu the amount of
seed required; that no definite rule —
Don’t delay. Heart disease worfc| quick-
•. Try Dr. Grave*’ Heart Regulator.
A SoMmtvTT.T.u young man calls his girl
“Autumn Leaf,” and tbe yonng lady
to blocks around the bottom with a
deep raffia of plaited white satm set
beneath. The bodice was trimmed to
correspond.
doesn’t know why, unless, indeed, he
supposes that she ought to be pressed.
—Somerville Journal. Perhaps, now,
because she is painted, a because she
is faded.
COLOHID PUNTS or FLOWBBS,—A
pretty process lor taking colored prints
of flowers by means of .nflina colors
has been devised by M. Cyme of Mar
seilles. The fern or plant is flattened
and dried by a hot iron as if for presei-
vation in an heibanmn. The surface
to be copied is then painted over with
aniline dissolved in alcohol or wood
■pint. T&e paper to rwaeiq* tbe print
J. W. Graham, wholesale drnggiat, of
Austin, Tex., writes: I have been handling
Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs for
the past year, and have found it one of the
most salable medicines I have ever had in
my house for coughs, colds, and even con
sumption, always giving entire satisfaction.
Please send me another gross.
Sowbody charges Nero with having
played Pinafore airs on hit fiddly while
Borne was burning. We bave been
thinking all along that the worst fea
ture of that affair has not been gener
ally known.
Millions have died with Bright’s kidney
deal alike.”
“Indeed yon surprise me.
you have great wealth, bt
nippofie yoa inherited it.**
S. x ^a. wmk. \ VA At
pH*litfMMffwwTmb'i»r '’t**ape«• r~•
'merit witi (heeo&jmtdaecforannf, {Mutim'filoerMer n* A mm )**»■
tod preued OB Ibe piper bdowbj Jar- j Be never eyea made a pin ” I ry_
in or oni.thor ilimi nf mm* nwn* and hnt T vnornod atm> ” I
Cal* enffirametsd la aO cbsbb by Dr. J. B. Mtye.
Aider hia treaOOBBt eaae i« at jnoe obt lined ana ner-
on* can atteOd to their tmameea numediatelY after
natment. Xr*mimifi<>n free. Send Btomn for r»
dy- ^ Main oftoe. S3I Arch street Philadrlphi*.
ATU he at the KeyVt ne Uuas^Readir*. Pa., every %d
jgmrA--r ; Her-hcr ikmee. Hart tetraiff. Pa. 6Ui and
i. vmabnzgh, Vw. lih .ud nth d
)IT Ail3b mouBtntaieltan ampieHca.
1 Chmlng rCTohropt mad witthkm
drtrei 8lck Bodicke like tkt wM. ft
Contains no drastic cathartic ar opiate*.
Promptly cores Bhemaatlmn by tontine H.^B>
fieetorcs life-giving propertlee to She hfood.-wa
Is gnaiantsed to cm ad nirvana dleerdem.-Wm
fy-Reliable when ill opiates hdl.-tbt ~
Befreehe* the mind and Invigorates tbe body.
I does not secure aa cariy harvest, ** tbe
same variety sown under um eon-
ditiona will mature about the same time
whether the needling be a little early or
somewhat later.
Fibh Guitarists will be interested in an
enormous eel-pond, the largest in Amer-
ioa, on a farm in the town of Biverhedi
Maas. It covers five sores, and is so
full tbat the eels can ba raked out with
an ordinary garden rake. Two thousand
dozen ee a were put into the pond five
yean ago, and their number *»»» now
increased to million. Tney are fed
regularly every third day on “hone
feet,” a peculiar shell-fish, and at meal
time a crack from their owner’s whip
will bring thonaads of them to the sur
face,and so sagacious are they that they
will appear for no one else.
Norms covers the roots of the trees
in winter with the leaves that fall to the
ground in autumn, and when they have
performed aadh service, as a mulch,
ttey decay and assist in nour
ishment to the trees. We should lean
a lesson therefrom and eolleet lens
around our trees end cover th««» with
t rash or cornstalks. Our wad for it,
such an experiment once tried will be
ing another sheet of paper over it and
passing a roller or a oold iron over the
latter. Several impressions may some
times be got from one plant, especially
if a violet print of methanyiirae be
tVstlxit l eaf Hair Restorer.
It la entirely uiD.-i n.i from all others It i>
w clear a. water, ami a- its name indicate* is
aperfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. Ttirillim-
medlately tree the bead from all dandruff,re-
store gray hair to its natural color, and pro
duce a new growth where it has (alien offT It
does not in any manner afl'reC the health,
which sulphur, sugar at lead and nitrate et
•liver preparations havedone. ll will change
light wr (aided hair in a few dayr to a beautiful
glossy brown. Ask your druggist for tt. Each
nottlel* warranted. Smith, Klwi * Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, Pa. and
a N. CarrrkNTON. New York,
taken. To prevent blaming ol the first
proofs from redundance of color the
painted surface may be retouched by a
brush dipped in a eolation ol saltpeter
or marine nalL Aniline colors have a
variety of shades, and with a little skill
the natural ookira of tbs’ plant cau be
oloaely imitated iu this way.
— — ...w.ywiej a eavwwe, Ay OWU
mil/ In boxes*
Upright boilers should always have
four hand holes in the shell jast above
the lower tube sheet, and the plates
should be frequently removed, and the
sheet examined and thoroughly cleaned
YOUNG MEN
m Tflkpkafht Here and
i will give you a situation.
I He who does not respect confidence
I will never find happiness in his path.
I The belief in virtue vanishes from his
heart, the source of nobler actions be
comes extinct in him.
It is said tbat many New York ladies
are becoming adepts in fencing. It is
possible that they may learn to manege
the foils with dexterity and bravely,
but it is doubtful if there ts one of them
sufficiently courage us to climb a five-
PkPPKBKBST DOOM,—Four CUps of
gran rusted sugar, one cup of hat water
ten droea of cil of pepperinenL' Boil
over a moderate fire, without stirring,
ten minutes ; take it off and beat it un
til there are no ‘particles of sugar
through the syrup; add the pepper
mint after taking from the firm Drop
from a teaspoon upon sheets of fin cr
platters. The dropping must be done
voy quickly or the syrup sugars. Two
pereocs had better do it to save time.
‘‘What a very close resemblance Mis*
8. bears to her father,” waa a remark
made to a rival belle.
“Do you think so?” waa the reply. I
“I cannot detect anything of the kind.”
“la it possible ? Why to me the re
semblance is very striking.” j
“Well,” admitted the rival of Mias
S, “there may pomibly be e slight re
semblance. They both ieam to be I
If yoa ere sick, HOP BI1TKBS will
sorely sic Nature Id making you well
again when all else fat &
U you are comparatively well, but
feel tm- nee l of a grand totuemod stim
ulant, never real easy dll yon ere made
a new being by the nae of
HOP BITTUR'i.
if yon are costive or uyupepOe> eras
suffering Irom any ocher or urn numer
ous diseases of the sumeea or bowels.
It la your own fault If you remain Ol^or
HOP BITTERS
are the sovereign remedy In an uc*
ooffiiplatei*.
If yon are wanting sway wkh lay
I rail fene.- without squealing,
I Carl Werner, one ot the most distin
guished authorities in Germany on
education, has just published in a Vi
enna paper an article m which he shows
the snpenolty of ties system of indus
trial art in school*, as taught by Char
G. Leland in Philadelphia, to any at
i present known in Europe.
AGENTS WANTED
•WK mmrUimemt lava
land in search of work. With all that
has been said about machine-turned
and band-made chairs and tables, the
demand for tbe former is so increasingly
great that the advice to young men to
miter the field should be taken after
serious concern. At any rate, many of
the -trades now put a premium upon
tbe unskilled workman. The general
The treatment cf leproey is becoming
a hard problem m India. In the Bom
bay Presidency 9,483 cases are under
Apron oniraa — -ro cash praml ol
pulp add twu canoes of butter, the
juice and rind ot half a haua the
yolks of two eggs and white of one ;
boil again gently till it thickens. This
makes a delusions filling fa tartlets a
Ladies and children's boots snd shoe
eacnnt run over if Lvnu’s Pau-a! H<*>
Stiffeners ire toed
The utility of virtue is so plain that
tbe unprincipled feign it from policy.
repeated.
Snikxso of the caceUenee cf the
American Merino sheep, Mr . William
Hays, of Australia, who spent several
months in this country on a tour of in
spection,states tbat such is their health
iness and strength and strength of con
stitution that ewe* willreirmnifcewhen
character of our workshops has un
doubtedly degenerated, and we in this
country have not made the provisions
for education -of workmen that prevail
trial for thirty days toama (young or old)
who are aflfletad with nervuua debility,
knt vitality aad kindled trooUaa, guaran
teeing speedy and oomplete restoration of
health aad manly viga.—Address a*
above.—N. B.—No riak la inclined, a*
thirty daw’ wal wallowed.
“Miss Q..” aaid a professor at the
N ormal, “Yon will have aa oration
next Fiiday, and you may take as a
subjeet ‘The King of Spain.” “Oh,
Professor, I cannot. That would be
impossible.” “Impossible I Why?”
“Because it is impossible for a king to
be subjeet.” Intense excitement in the
in the English towns.
It would be much wiser, therefore,
in view of the undeniable tendencies of
pepper; sliro a pfot <ff pol5o£Vno]e
or in pie ee, put them with the bacon
and'fry them until tender, serva them
Emory’s Lttt'e Cathartic PU1—best niadr
fa Liver OuOiplaint and Biliousness.
Tartelcea. barmleea. infallible. IS v
A woman who wants a charitable
heart wants a pure mind.
Cbrolithioo collars and cuffs are cheap
est in the long ran. They wear longer than
any other, and you save cow of ws-bing.
We are never as happy nor as un-
P. XIX5TAEDTER A fO.,
8B Mqewer St-, mam Torn,
.rotentnnfarmrCTaofZT. ZIMlinWMk
happy as we fancy.
We can prove it. Dr. Ui
Regulator cures Heart Dire**
6 fa $S. by dri ggists.
Deeds show what we are, words only
what we should be.
Dr. Sanford’* L ver Invlgora'or his a re
putation iqual to any medicine in-tbr
world.
' . —— — —’ — we ■■■vina ui» ammua
Before th* second bottle of Ely’s Uesm
Balm waa ezhaamed I waa eared, aad lo-
day enjoy sound health.—a J. OarNn,
Philadel
phia Peb. Haaak Pa. (Seeadvx)
No matter what kind of a winter ia
predicted, no nutter whether it is to be
away down below zero, or awaynp
above blood-heat; the clergyman will
not be troubled with a sore throat nntii j
the summer acts in, and it la time to
ts' Hi art
Urice $1.
Some ot the meunrementa cf differ
ent more of men, recently mac|e in the
interests of anthropological science, are
-of peeniiar interest. Singulatly enough,
it ia found that our Nath American
^Indiana, find toe Polynesians excel all
other* in thwmae of the bust; next to
J thee* Come toe'North, Middle and East
; Europeans; attar them the West Euro-
- petal, and negroes; them the south Eu
ropeans followed by the East
aad Malaya; aatong European people,in
respeet of race, too narrowest ohests
ate found among toe Semites, 1 olio wed
in order by Romance, Celts, Fins, Zin-
gari, Germans, and Sclavea. Equally
interesting data are those obtained Ire
comparison of toe length of the arm
Mid leg bone*. Thus, among the East
Europeans, the leg banes are through
out longer than the arm; among Austra
lians, Polynesian*, and especially Eiist
Asiatic and Patagonians, the leg bones
•re hand to be shorter than the arm,
while among Africans, only the Congo
negroes have the ieg bones longer than
-HALL’S
umiBALSAM
A brood hat does not'alwavs cover i
venerable head.
ATxhipr better fa*Asthma than Pmu’i
Cure fa Conanrnprion. 25 c»at« per buttle
lfte town of Butter, P*., u-e* nutura’
■as for i Inmraatio i jra.l for reel. The
Wbole town 1* supplied by uue sell.
Millto* ililmra.
ear. kurupeaa
aapp leil with it
aevsiei)nuliaailthhll•!•*•& reuieim ha
letter tv lee* money at is* (iranu UnhatHsu?
Uuaataoy <ka*r rot-dam hotalta ttaeWto^^
“How’s business ?” —a—1 * apiritaal-
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mpoaedbyDr. Berman Wedding, of
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