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FARE, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD, i fat, and a fat pig is 43 per j and 4A per cent. Tat. Idteciiton F.uit Trees- j ^00(J ashes make a goc Take espcnal paics to destroy all eggs , for tree5> Mised coa found npon ice branches and trunks of ashes mav also be applied , frn;t t?ee.^ Examine the ends of the Gronnd bones are bet smaller tw:gs for 02cs of the tent cater- . o11 Vl-_,1c ihort p'Jlur, which may readily be seen be- i *""1 " v*"*" I?? fere the leaves appear, in the form of; fi-- broad rings glued* uoon the branches, i quality of the milk Scrape cfT all dead bark from the trunk i *^7 influenced by the rich and large limbs a .d wash with a strong ' watery gras H" solution of foft soap. Bark scale is a a^y yield a moderate quant most destructive insect in many sections j addition cf oilca of the country, and if only a few joung ! crease both the yield and ai< trees are affected, it will be best to dig Dess- The alteration in the < them out root and branch, bum them, oi milk by poor or liberal * and set others in their places. chiefly an alteration in the of solid matter, Scaly Lesi in Poultry The Hon. George Geddes The coarse, rough scales on the lege : at a recent meeting of the of poultry are caused by a small louse j Y.) Farmers' Clnb that which burrows under them and produces fields, to which no barnvj irritation of the skm and tbe discbarge ; had been applied for seventy of matter which forms scabs. These 1 which had formed a bad rej insects cannot easily be reached unless kept fertile by clover a by some penetrating application which alone, and that the late Jo] is forced under the scabs. An excellent Gould once spoke of its croj method is to stir a tablespoonfnl of ! as the largest he bad ever se kerosene-oil in hot water, to fill three : or four inches in a pail, and then to put Recipe-, the fowls into this bath one after another Tomato Catsup.?Boil th until the legs are well soaked. This nntii quite soft and rub should be repeated until the scales are through a sieve. To every softened, when a mixture of sweet-oil two ounces of onions and U pnd kerosene in equal parts may be j peppers, or one teaspoonfal brushed" well into the scales with a j pepper, one ounce bruised i brush. j spoonful salt and a few cl until reduced one-third, ii Straw Culture ot Potatoen. before taking off the fire a When potatoes are planted under a pint vinegar to each quart, mulch they should be cut in small Ispabagus Sorp.?Three pieces so that but one eve will naturally knuckle of veal wiil ma grow, and pieces should be dropped strorg stock- Pat the veal 1 about sixteen inches apart each way, on i 0E0 ari(i a-half bunches of a the top of the ground; either on sod gallon of water and let it I direct, or when the land has been for three hours. Strain anc plowed. It is not necessary to plow the pot, adding another bunc the ground, but the mulch should be gTIS) chopped fine, and 1: spread evenly over the surface to a minutes. Take a cupful of sufficient depth to prevent the weed3 tablespoonful of flour. L and grass from growing. The depth come to a boil and serve. ? necessary will depend upon the kind of ^th pepper and salt. mulch used. Tour inches is sufficient 0. n?o . ? . 3 1 UAUV J. vuw H ^ for leaves or rye straw and also for j]k f fonr taW buckwheat straw. Other straw which onecup?f Suear. Coi - lies up looser will require an average wiV--ter and soak over r depth of six inches. If the grass should looks clear Then beat egg: show iteelf in any place an additional ?? Add thf amount of mulch should be put on it to K h ^ ant t01( smother it. If auy weeds should appear ? ? I( n ??h h< they can easily be pulled up by hand. Mte f a3J an3 Wheu the wor* * well done the potato th t and in th9b, Tines will cover the whole surface, and f milintel The same rec: thus the crop is made to take care of a ? u ; Jtseit until the potatoes are ripe, when ,v_, ? the vines and mulch may be raked off CoaiFps.? Comfits, to and the potatoes will be found in clusters P*GC? or tne conventional on the top of the ground. Potatoes the breakfast table, are simp -- "grown in this manner are clean and C1(?^8* y +w + I smoother thart when grown in the! waw* A,wo u ?? ?*> ? "?? > ground, and a small space of ground butter ?r lard in them. ( will atibrd a large yield. It is desirable scgar, one cup of sweet ; to have but one setting, which is usually C11PS flour, two eggs, one the case when there is not more than fal of lemon, a pinch of & one eye to grow. teaspoonfuls of baking pow some lard very hot, as for : Feed the FrnJt Trees. Put half a dessertspoonful C When enriching the soil so as to pro- fc?/e into the lard and roll g cure a good crop of corn and potatoes, f de to "de *5 done: ^7 do not forget to apply a liberal dressing *??y a ?w. mi? to the too-often neglected orchard, the lard is hea-ed sufficiently Eotation of crops cannot be followed W1~ 110" a r a" -with fruit trees, hence the greater u..,eh.id ai?c. necessity of systematically restoring to Nevct fc!d , gos6amer mt the soil, so far as maybe done, those ^ onL It j^e wl elements consumed in the prodnchon ^ k t fcea {rom mil of of a crop of fruit. After an orchard m r , ,, . . , r comes into bearing it is commonly con- . F?,Preve j ?f Pl sidered able thenceforth to take care of * itself, the owner seldom failing to ex- j an and brush the crust v, pect fair returns, and the orchard sel- i pve a 111 5?z-1 rm. i brush that with it also. Iuoffl iamiig lu uisappoiiitj. j.i?g icasyu is obvious; the trees are slowly starved, Sometimes, after beating t and the fruit becomes scraggy or small eggs as usual, the cook is ! in quantity. Alternate bearing years A^d that they are not smootl are the result of this treatment, as is yellow, but are "stringy" an<2 shown by the abundant crops that may lumps. If for custard, th< be obtained every year by thorough good looks; but, by straining cultivation, provided frost does not vel7 wire sieve, this t interfere. The barren year is nature's b? obviated, and only a v< method of aiding the tree to collect from the e88 ^ wasted?not 8 rain and atmosphere material for a pro- ^ac^? bs if ste tries to take it ductive year. It is just as reasonable ' spoon. .?^ to expect that a good crop of corn can j A simple insecticide is this be taken annually for a series of years quantity of water (sufficient from a field to which nothing has been a kettle to boil. Put in all t restored, as to expect fruit to maintain will dissolve. When boilini its excellency on soil that is constantly a brush apply the solution tc growing thinner and poorer in needed closets, bedsteads and ot I material. where irs3cts are found. bugs, cockroaches and creep Growing Garden Vegetables. are killed by it, while there if Success in growing garden vegetables of poisoning the family or i lies in the generous application of property. manure. Fearing Burr relates the fol- To bleach cloth, pub into e lowing experience of a neighbor in this j 0f warm water one pound i connection: No movement was made 0f iim8. Siir with a st towards the preparation of his ground minutes; then strain throng till the month of June had well come course muslin, working it wi in. Ha found his stable stocked abun- to dissolve thoroughly. A dantly, and he entered on his work five bucketfuls of warm wj with a determination that, for once at wen ptlt in the muslin, least, his ground should have enough, rnain in one hour, turning i * A. 1*?ma ^A tnoc 11 11 l l. a. ab luv mho ui yi.ur?*Mjs Kiiw " ? | any, mat every pars ma> uet ? < literally "crammed, as be expressed it, j bleached. When taken on and when this was completed another in two waters, to remove the dressing almost as liberal was spread ^ dry> Tnis quantity v on the surface and harrowed in. Beside twenty-five vards of yard-w all this, he proceeded, in the planting The muslin will bleach n of his melons, squashes, etc., in the ^ quicky if ^ has been same manner as had been his custom wet dried bsfore bleachi when no such application had been mdei,,E-ol/s ?1I?,ea 111 ^ Clolhins Cutters, way, filled from his stable, and so pre- . , pared for the seed. When the pfants . A reporter who visited t came up, they found manure in front department of a large clothu and rea? it m to the right of the roots Chicago,describes what he * and to the left of the r<?ts, and every- f?Uows: Rows of tables we thing started on the j^imp. The 23d of Y3. c.oth 0 *11 sorts, July he bad on his table, as his memo- p,^ w|rf the randa showed, peas, string beans, beets. various details of their fquashes, cucumbers and new potatoes, ??e 0 J^e ^?s a T though his early peas had been previ- Piec? 0 ??ods, rapidl; onKlv served. It was a crop, as he mathematical precison and ^ affirmed, that in quantity and quality | a?a.?ia?u DJ UBf, Ui F*" had never been iqualed in Ms ex- ; ?halk h?nes flvmS ^onth DGriAPCP !10as Parts ?* a garment. I] * I it was a coat This done, tl Foot Rot ia Sheep. } rapidly passed to anc The preventive of the evil complained 1 attached to which was a j of is simple and may be mentioned in i ^mf t. Here the cutting half a dozen words?to wit, occasional j * J; f instrument was on< trimming of the sheep's hoof. In its ' f?r ^at V^pose. To the native state troon the mountainside its 8hape conveys nothing, frequent colliiion with a rocky or other arm? fr0If ^ ? traD8vers< 5K hard surface prevents effectually any : anO"&?rafc nght angles fron , injurious overgrowth. Bat as our flocks ; afc tte bottom, just res are not in a native state something else ! ^ ? a , Bu e}. has to be done; for when the hom! *hlch and th? P^P^cula, begins to overerow the soft part or sole j i.^&5 a?!^ ;i?i of the foot, dirt, sand, small pebbles, i owuu aii etc., soon begin to work np toward the I ?,n* machine was a' quick, and will cause, if neglected, i ?" tiie reporter stood g? suppuration and an otherwise bad foot i . d was attached that cc Periodically, then?say every two a shaft worked by a ste months, except in the case of the wese disk immediately b when they get heavy, in which case r?volve enormous raj they should on no account be turned same time a small grinds over, unless the farmer has a mind to en(* ?* ^ble, operated b make them abort?a man and a bov power, flew around at great should go carefully over the flock with j tlie cntfcer> holding a handle a keen drawing knife, oleaning off all j ?* l?ffer arm of the , ~ ~ i*. an +Viof +1 raggedness of edge and broken corners, I ?"uus Blwu^ ou ??? ? laying bare each cell or crevice in which , stone came into contact, a dark, powder-like residuum* of old j ? spaiks new from the for: mud has lodged and cutting out the I ^en.seea a c^( ; mischief with a decided groove, of! 50011 it was sufficient!; course taking due care not to cut into ! a^m 8WT1I3S back and tl the quick. Be not nervous about paring i 0l commenced. By a h% away the external horn, for its growth ; arraD8er:1 J0111-8 the> m is rapid; leave not behind the least, ] ?esses eTe.a more flexibilil ledge under which one siDgle grain of 1 "Qman wrist, and the cutter grit can ensconce itself, darkly at its : s?l^e t^eknife ^,oag ( leisure to mine a treacherons way up- ! ?- the patterns wiuh eiactm ward to some vital spot. For this work , ?fsf, there were Dui *?w th. you must catch them with the dew \c}oth cnt' at another tal upon their feet, or after a wet dav, ! z8? ^ere c^w *u once, and when the horn will cut like soax>.? ' was.^termed that as manj * I r\r> ainrht.V T.niftimPRSAR f>7 SIX] [Prairie Farmer. I mac time. Herein is a great sav Farm and Gardes Notes. for the man who figure3 Exoess of waier in the soil prevents j the pattern does it bnt oni root development. j cutting. There are four of t All liquid impurities sire liable to flow work in this f stablishme downward into wells. 1 wbo operate them receiving For pickling, the white spine is con- j sidered one of the best cucumbers. a?^t ill ii'/a Salt mixed with the earth above the ; 3g $10. ' roots of pear trees is good to prevent: v? < blijht. | WildHowers. Orchard grass is very early in growth The Agriculturist propos< #n*nivjJio<a trofV? hftV_ Tt. sfarfc nnf , flowers be cultivated in Arc fresh immediately after each mowing. j <Sens. "It is possible, in rr Hoof and horn shavings contain more i conntry,"it .S^JS? m; than twenty-five times as much nitrogen i V ? g, en, withouu the as is contained in average stable1 u0f |cr. manure ; referred to visit European ? ? i .. I even see European catal The Cinaaa thistle perpetuates itself j wonid find that the com pL chiefly by means of root stalks, which j around them are elsewt sre fall of dormant buds, and hence j y^ped. Aside from the tr< any pi^ce ax. inch long will send np u many shrubs that may fin< stalk. the garden, and a host of Km, A fat calf is 65 per cent water and plants from which 3 pro;. 15 per cent, fat, while an extra fat sheep will keep a garden gay the llpK. is 37 per cent, water and 48 per cent ing season." cent, water POPULAR SCIENCE. I fACTS ABOUT LONG! A fertilizer An extraordinary submarine ship is j IntIlcatlon, of Inh~^ Loni 1 and wood | 8aid.to have. ^en Rented by a Ron- Short.Llved Pcr>onH May Re vith ad van t- manian engineer. It can remain for | cnmcd-influence of Diet and :ter for frait twe}7e ^?are atra depth of 300 feet be- ' , LoneeTit7Dr neath the snrface, withont mconven- , r. longevity, as x?r. ience to the crew. Motion is secured I ^e:rfc 18 cor&monly known, is bv means of a screw, and as at a depth i flgow wound ?ew York, is consider- Q'f m feefc it ig suffieientiy light in clear l^eral .clnbs> .w,here *f. m,a nessof the water ?0 avoid obstacles, a moderate j <*1?cnssing social, political < swillprob. g d can S?{elv be attained. The II- j questions at temperance me ity cf poor instnrteZttitung is responsible for the | ?0 Wlii HI- I ^tjjtement. i wu.li iiuLiucaiiiuuiiUttUiwiigoYn I "M- Arthur Horin, of Paris, states that j J^SEta*' ** "" ' feeding is' ^periments continued for a number of , ;,A tb indicatio garrisoned cavalry regiments ; ? an various parts of France have proved , ^J fc g _ mentioned ' u horses are healthier and stronger ?C5r/ainlT. A1f living th Onondaw i Th<? hept in stable ^tn doors ana win- , Merited life, which one of hs i 'l?WB T? "A8 v 7 f f I? i extended bevond the time one o* " -S ^han where they are kept shut. Similar ! kod iid manure observations have been made in stables ; f ^ r years, and | oozitainin^ large numbers of cattle, i a-a-^ f H' ___p, mutation, is i ?hich are bv cood ventilation reeved i . ,^a8 no^ vocation some nd olpster ! g I yentuation relieved ^th length of life?" na piaster :-rom epidemic affections of the resrnra- ; tir. .aT,fi_ i,a_ Kw?- ^ tm Stanton -orv s y ! Ifc apparently has, but i > of timothy organs. , en^jy than really. Oftentime ,en A singular occurrence, strikingly ; have been thought to be esj nhowing the powerful effect of ice in i orable to long life, when, in rending rocks, was lately related by j urslly short-lived people she .= tomato Herr BerSh' An extensive promontory j take to follow them, they fchem wVll "Western Norway was, in 1717, del- j fornd very prejudicial. Farr nnaTfc adi nged with water durin2 a thaw> miin2 i stance, have been found t< rcSm mJ every cre71ce in the rock' A severe lccg-lived people, according of Trnna cold ^ckly folIowed> suddenly freez- j port 0f the Massachusetts on I ing the water and bursting the mass of : hedth, but a nerson must t ovi Foil rock' which was Pr?iected from a height j i0Eg-lived to be a successful of 1.500 feet into the neighboring fjord. : there are weak bovs in the j i f' which engulfed the entire promontory ; mother almost always, out ol ad. on9-naLi w-tj1 cultivated fields and farmstead. I edness, will say: 'James, or , The fall caused a huge wave in the j not be kept to work on the pounds of fjord, which not only swept away all | toe delicate; he must be put ke a good, the fishing boats within a distance of i in ii store or a student with to boil with two miles and a half, but had also car- 0r, perhap3, study for the dq .sparagus, a ried away a church which had stood fifty that those who are not- long-] >oil rapidly feet above the water, a mile away irom ustally become farmers. I return to the promontory. Of the latter only a "Tailors and shoemakers hofaspara- low ledge now remains. thought to be short-lived;; >oil twenty ??? ; to^'ns, where nearly all the milk; add a FACTS FOR THE CURIOUS. j have been shoemakers, as g et all josfc I of life has been found as in t season well London grows 1,200 in population | nearly all the population s every week. j Th >se who are not strong an lart sweet The best German manufactures are , however .frequently enter up< poonfuls of exported, as the home market requires i of farmer or shoemaker, whe rer the sage cheap goods. | son is protected from the w ight, till it About 90,000,000 pounds of rice are i the trade gets the credit of 5, sugar and produced annuallv on the swamp river : of life of the persons who se milk and banks of the Southern states. i or that vocation cannot be iste. Bake! mi_. ll -i i _e ii.. loner or short lived so much s ,. , ,| iae caterpillar ui iue smx- nuiui( ? -- . ~ ~ jstmg, beat r when fulIy developed, is 70,000 times or short-lived people natural ir. Spread , keavier than when it came from the egg. trade. The labors of judges Coined money came to be made so yet they are among the most 'I* 18 8?0d thin among the Chinese that 1,000 coins ?e?Ple ? the oomonmty, s .. piled together were only tteee inches ,brf?.re the war, when I had take the v 6 J tunity of examining the inh< onghnnt at f^a robber, for ornaments, is made le and deli- fcom the caontihono by mixing with it n wafirm or ? u?v from long-lived ancestry on here is no _ ^ ?LmnarqtnrA nf 30f) Aaoreaa ^e house. So, also, when )ne cup of * temPsra"tar? f 300 de2rees- ^ into the ancestry of the three milk, three Nothing is so .atal to oysters as a sand in each of 111 towns in Mai i teaspoon- ^orm or covering their beds with mud. chusetts and Connecticut, 1 fi alt an i two ke muu and sand accumulates in the < j-iably that they were long-li^ der. Have oyster's delicate breathing organs and . sides of the house." fried cake, suffocate it. I ?'it is said that a new ge )f the mix- A French insane woman had a deep ! newspaper men arises every s ;ently from affection for pins, and made them a part ! Does their vocation affect are so light of her daily diet. After her death 1,400 ; gevity ?* utes, or, if or 1,500 were removed from different j "Very readily. The indi< - it. -r>a-?.fo of >ior KiiItt ! ^o-nnnrl^nf, nnnn form. size. f| 1>I1C7 VttACO v* uw4 "wtj . ( , Celery is the cultivated variety of the ; surface, which can readily bi English weed smallage. It was intro- j ^7 practiced eye. The o duced into England about the time of vas ia ?^ce speaking wi erproof in- j>he Reformation, by some Italians, who i on this matter of longevit ^should gave it the Italian name, celleri: | sti anger came in whose apj r m ' The harpy eagle of Soathern Mexico I dicated in the most positi 68 & has plumage so elastic and compact that fu6? - ?i ,reE 9-^ltemf buckshot, striking oa the wings or that individual would fce fon nth :t. To breast of ^ bird at a certain angle, long-lived ancestry on both ? ?per crust, giance off or fail io penetrate vital parts. J" . sure of it on mu 4 u l i ,, _fu the combination m him of si be yolks of F?tw? 00ld?,St S?0tS "I?6 ?rth a-s f erent indications of great lo auwedto S?'-ltS,So!e!l 9ne "s D?rtll,1;estom s'- "What were those indicati fP%p S^flL'eUa^oSf SSt '^.^rZZJZ s&r^toei8fifty-are I through a aeSrefcs below ze His head was deep from th( rouble will THr utwtv unrTrn? the nose to the bridSe 0 jry little of HU.uii UU110K. wnich was situated low on ??V>'o Vioo/1 "RTin -foafnrpi ffAr Dr* Hal1' in the. J(?urnai of.5ealtl1' size, his'upper lip long, his one wi.n s, | says . If a raan 1S hungry within an aparfc% is nostril3 ample, his I hour, more or less, after a regular meal, aa(j hrown mixed, being ape i: Place a he is a dyspeptic beyond question, and the coior of his 6tia was heal for use) in it shows that the stomach is not able to surface exhibited indications be alurn ic WOrk uj) what he has eaten so as to $;et orous action cf that organ; g hot, with nourishment out of it; but to eat again, ^ag jQQg and large around, i > all cracks, and thus impose more work when it whiskers had the colors whic her places could do nothing for what had been equal inheritance from both i Ants, bed- already eaten, is an absurdity ; and yet house. On inquiry it was ] ling things all dyspeptics who eat whenever they on both sides his ancesti j no danger are hungry do this very thing, and thus above ttie age of ninety." njuring the aggravate and protract their sufferings. "What are the indicatioi Clothes should fit loosely, should be life ?" ight quarts light, warm, and porous, should be "They are where the inc of chloride adapted to the season as to color, long life are wanting. If, fo ick a few should be frequently changed, and j0u find a person with a h< jh a bag of should be Ecrupulously clean. The through from dde to side?n a a ? ?! wearing of^ clothes until they rjre I jng five and a half inches?y iter stir it ^readbare *s an error- I certain that his father's anc Let it re ^ *s not conven^SE^ to flannel rare exceptions, have not r t occasion- *or 8*c^ room san(3> bran age of eighty or ninety yes tko ffhlv will answer the purpose very well, and ! has net inherited the excep: t wash weU re*a*n ^eat a l?n? time. j age. If yon find a person lime rinse Tte Christian Union tells of a young the bridge of the nose to th rill bleich CTir6d of headaches by moving b.er ear measures not more tl ide muslin. ^ed from the wall, against which she ^our an<^ a inches, you c lore evenlv iad be^n breathing while asleep, and he bas not inherited great le: thnrntifT'hlv being deprived of a sufficiency of *r0Ea kis mother's side. If inorougwy v :_o narrow through the head Si IftJSII <&ir? X Vi UUO Uiao Ux uuio AUJ.UJ t _ ' there- are probably one hundred head- s*d?> and the distance is sma aches due to sleeping in rooms with no bridge of the nose to oriQce , ... : means of ventilation. Even in cold y?n may.rest assured of hi: ne cutting weather there should be some drop or j life> which no precautions c, ag house in raiae o{ a window> thpugh it necessi- ! ?he. advantage of understar iw tnere as ^tes gi^piag ^ an overcoat and woolen j indications is where long an re covered S0C^Si j are inherited in the same pe i more than i example, if a person has in mselves in Yi UlfDS OF WISDOM. j two-thirds of his being from a work. Or: ance3torand one-third from a unrolled a When jou face a difficulty never let ! accestcr, the time must co y, but_ with it stare you out of countenance. death of the short-lived part exactitude, <jb9 most ferocious natnre3 are before the long-lived part, i eras, drew soothed and toned by innocence. wrestle for life the short-live uesofvar- He who would acquire fame must prove the victor if the man hf ?a materia^ 8^ow himself ncf; afraid of censure. himself; when, if p le material had been taken at that time;,h >ther table ? ? Til h<vw"b!? '? go rid ? ,h Bholt.lived p3r; c >ecnliar in- oar faults than to boast of our merits. . and the long.]ired parVa w0 rTT>oaj?r,a ! T,nv? Tinthin? too violently; hate ! as if he had never been tro 5 employed j nothing too passionately; fear nothing I any short-lived parts. So uninitiated j too strongly. ! organs. In fact, there may Annprightj xt i3 a great gift of the gods to be ! of short-Jived parts in the s : one, then born with a hatred and contempt of all j so that a ir>an might have f a this last, ^justice and meanness. i ! tacks of disease of that org No evil propensity of the human i to a ?reat age." e een ^cart jg SQ p0werfai that it may not be j ' ^r?.n?u men ( arm above ed by gtrict discipline. j ble to die from accent as an .ished steel I ''iNc; becanse the same < to be seen By doing good withhos money, a man ; tic. ? h dnce j ^ I rest, bat it were, stamps he image of God , a aiso^t and eaatioas." by a small apon it, and makes it pass carrent for long-lived persons are sdioi maected it the merchsmaise of heaven. j a!eb xhe/ may drink S0II tam engine, Trnth can hardly be expected to rarely found to be intoxicate egan to re- adapt herself to the crooked policy and i crossa street they look both pidity. At wily sinnosities of worldly affairs; for whether a crossing is clear. ?toneat one truth, like light, travels only in straight short-lived man looks neithi y the same lines. j * *uan has a potentiality of i speed, and """ ] ' he will Jive to neailytliats at the end A Hunung Story. _ i ue may do many things wliic instrument, A gentleman of Savannah. Ga., while i-yed men wjuld be suicidal, le disk and out_hunting wild turkeys in the vicinity j < ^as diet any effect on loi ? A shower of Hardeeviii3, recently shot* at a very i "^otDaruonjariv, so long mer, which fine gobbler (which he had allured, by j *Son:ibly~good. If anwholesoi jular knife, yelping, to within a reasonable distance), j 0f course, tend to shorten f sharp the using his breech loading rifle After j rater affects the vitality of 16 operation tue report the gobbler stood st'll a see- j cap:icity of doing or perf( in ingenious ond, and then spread his wings and j kiLd of work. If a man's vo achine pos- slowly soared away. Surpr;s3d at thiy, | great activity of the brair ;y that the and confident that he Lad struck tie f choose that kind of Lod ad; was able to | turkey, the sportsman hastened forward i new the brain, ench as oat ;urved lines j to tae spot and, examining around, dis- j asd tripe; if phvsisal iss. In this ! covered on the groond a number of ! quired, he should have raus icknesses of | feathers, which he picked up and in- j food, a man may be pan >le at least a ! spected closely. uonceaiea in ue leaiu- i pari; 0t nis ooay anecuug the reporter j ers was the Title ball flattened and with ! and yet on acconnt of his io; ' as seventy j a piece of flesh clinging to it. Knowing j to an ago that to persons g< nmer goods from this that the turkey baibeen badly i pears to be very mconsistei hine at one j hurt-, he followed qiickly and found the j small amount of vitality he ing of time, j bird had fallen dead to the gronni, sev- i have known a man to live t or outlines j era! hundred yards distant from where ! after 'be was entirely in 26 for each ! be was shot. An examination of the j thought." he machines body revealed ilia fact that the ball Lai j '"liave you ever had occasi nt, the men passed entirely through the breast, j fixate the number of cent S2 2 a week. barely missing the heart, and knee ;<d this country." :ies varying the feathers off the opposite sice, fall- I '"Yes, there are some; but ne earn S20 ing with them. The shot was fired at t her is small. More are to nd a few as a considerable distance, and is is pre- \ the state of New Hampshire suaed that the force was nearly spent ! bacj parts cf North Caroliai ? when it passed through the bird, and j where else. Of many cases bence dropped to the ground with the I vestigated I h9ve never seer js that wild feathers it tore away.?Sarawak Nixes. \ half a dozen persons over lerican gar- I age, and not a single one ov lost parts of A bill was recently intrdouced in the vea::s I offered a standing re^ ikfi a V>A.m. Ohio legislature to permit a Buckeye h.r the oroofof anv personr outlay of a girl to change her name. The states- j , ea:rs> $1,000 for proof the persons man who presented the biil wa3 a jon reaching 110 years o gardens, 01 bacheloi, and an amendment wasoffered i t>rjof *as never forthcom'nj ogues, they substituting his name for that wbi/a * "What is the average life men plants j the young woman cove-ed. Tbii j pie'>" lere highly j measure was r:shly adopted before she. ' The average is no accor fes there are [ had been consulted. A motion to re- j take a man who is natural!; 1 a place in j consider wa> therefore deemed no more J be ninety years old and a m herbaceous j than fair to her, and she was uutijc rjz-><? j Ent ]ive "to more than thirt :er selection j to take the name of her choice. JfcarK i ]20 year3 between them, or whole grow, half a day was thus spent in legislative j 0! 6j'xty years, which is not t I skylarking. i <x insolation to the thirty yes % 7. EV1TY. FOR THE FAIR fcEX. ; dresses of flower-brocaded muslins satins made with pointed waists an< The Qaeenot Bcijinm. ; paDnier overdresses. * :^lfb^D?W Marie Henrietto, Qaeen of the Bel-j a ^ 9" rrior- a ie a nntmalu mi/1 A lo_oero<l WOmftTl. I "1C ~ ,7 ? ~ ! T> I ? at. ? . Aij (? wv-uioij ) -Q-*- " ^ I JilJUlWllC DU^iUlj 111 LiHS VJI 1CUI rn a t raol?, Sf^ ^n- i?70U3' in ' Since daybreak we had, indeed, 1 T. S. Lam- credited with taking an j t^e sound 0f repeated whoops, < a familiar many things. She thinks ft good deal : acoompanied by.^e tooting 0f a Whether in about her two grandc A Qc j horn, and when we arrived at the r *>e.he*Id writes every day to ?r the otter of ket.piace we soon discovered the < or scientific her the ^ site corne :etings or at houses, which are the ^esVperhaps, | ^ g ^ medicine vender8 tee js a cer- on the Continent, afford a dailjo<,cu- erect|d their platforms,, and their ;y is related, ption. and her horees ^d^niesand ceggant ng ^ dread ttracted; subject un- her dogs are under roP^0? crowds of the natives.. Ose of One of the latter she 1??. d doctors had decorated his booth ns of Ion- her arms on all state occasions aud it all B0lt8 of fanclful pictures, and i m?' he was was always draped in the culcr of her he eialted the meIits of his medi mistress dross. the mahudis blew their horns, ^ mgs have a two assistants ran to and fro, di< may not be A Tmkish Romans _ nt. 8poobfui8 and handfuls of a wnich it is The death of the Sultan s young sis- |e/ and collecting copper c lortened by j ter recently at Constantinople has doctor had tho voice of a ? _ j caused a great sensation, especially as ; and T noticed that his sudden wh tmag w uu ^ is believed tbat the young oaiiana \ ? , ,, .. died of a malady which probably oftener somf es ?Penucd'i? P "'"1! core appar til]s than coake-minded people sup-! fP^tatois who had listened with i ;s vocations pose. The Princess Naibeis said to I ierence to his quieter remarks, eciallyfav- have fallen in love at first sight with ! Hje nyal had no p.etores, bnt ti fact, if nat- 3idyk Bey, a young Turk she met >t | wrth ?stomsh>ng volubility, and mid under- the sweet raters, the usual promenade i'rac.ted ous omers by a very mgei would be of Ottoman ladies. On his side Sadyk ! de 6- B?hl?d hls P^?orm.he aers, for in- aiso feii deqnArai-.Alv in love with the I made 811 laciosure with chains ^ be a verv c fu +v. o l I rope3, and filled it with a grou 3 De a very pnncess. Seven months ago the SiU- . v,', ,. 7,, , 6 , .to there- fan gave his sister in marriage to Me- sicklj-lookmg fellowa-cnpplee 1, board of hemtd Bev and the <?irl had nob the ! and 8Uch hke-as C0Uld ea8lly >e naturally coarage her brgother how dee j i collected in any back street of the t farmer. If her affection were engaged. Had she i *ow and m. the c?nrs!? am.ly, the done s0 is mi h{ not g,?, ^ a fataI ; harangue the doctor would st0I ! kind Heart- Dassion for the Snltan loved his sister ! tuni toward this cadaverons asseu John ought E ?a^ Safivs ias aeeutleman ; "Ha7e ^on Dot 011 dM d 8 ' 1 farm; he is ??IhfdesSZrESI ?L5?? ihe ?f ^ dl?" h ' 86 a C'er^ mariisge he re3olre<T to end his days. I l^u11^u' ., , , . doctor; Bnt b*tote m,, him6elfi he moteJ a |. "les, yes, yes!" the lepers sho unistry; so flrewell letter to fha priDC8w who fell j in chorus; 'hereupon the mahnd lived do not m, and in a few weeks died. , his horn and the collect* rushed , the crowd to exchange bottle3 for are usually * ?r , -s, , ? . , ,, ! At times the doctor varied his qi aio uouauj A Woman's Romance in a Nutshell. ,.T ,, yet in some tt l * 3 x v x , ? i Is there any disease which my oil He was introduced te her at a balL fa;i to cnre?"' reat length She danced with him and forgot him. ?js0> no, no!" yelled the chorus, owns where . f im ag,am a a ?eceP1(?D' a shower of coin followed as be ire farmers. re_in^?dac^> and nmemoered she had At longer intervals a couple of ai d vigorous, fietn -^n, . Where. She knew antg would bring a large tub froi 3n the trade Yetfor ??^e moments his arm ^joining building, and with th< ire the per- 7r,len arou?? her elender waut. pearance of a strenuons effort, lift: eather, and At the reception she talked with him, -aE^ exchange it for an appari the length *nd fo*nd dull, bhe looked at empty pot upon the stage. ek it. This ^ He might be called handsome, "Another barrelful sold!" then < said to be P was aw^^ard> When he sat down . dcctor. By Allah (whose pe is that long w?S Pro?e 0 sPraw'- He stood with tion he extolled), there is no med ly seek that hxs h,ea? *0T d a?d stumbled un like it! 0h, the wonderful virtu are severe, gracefully in his Wilt. She flasned my oil!" whereupon the mahud ble long-lived annoyance, left him and went into korn vigorously till coppers shovi s I found ?e nservatory Wltb a man nore t0 i in from all sides. h/Vf. tooto I TTT 1. - i 3 LI I ? , an oppor- 7". _j , ,, | waiKing xowaru mo gate, wo v jritance of , *0U1 jm a?9 evenmS a- the | took several men whom I rememt ates courts. ^onse a fnend. She conversed easily j to ^ave geen aj. ^ stand of tl they come ?n t0Plc? ?l S?"61?1 ,mter-'st- Je sat, man. both sides ln a oha.lr '?? low ,OT h ' ">a Jhls'Mt j "What is that oil good for, 0, Irii I inquired ^-e Pam'?^y apparent. She disdain- i j a young fellow, who cam' i selectmen ?lly ^Me? her B}otldei to3wa/d him: | bottle of it in his hand. ine, Massa- ?tlj-sherose to ,?o, and dropped I Ho looked at me with rarpriHe. ? :>und inva- , ^anakerchief. He bent lightly | j0n. not bear what the doctor said? red on both ??*ward and caught it up, almost before [ repiie(3. ?jt cares all diseases; jt touched the cazpet. As an intimate | cailDofc fail to be ood for someth; neration of [rienud at the?ou > he to see ..Xell me> 0> my master," I aske even years. er b0?1?- He arrang ed her cloak with , 0j? bnrgher; "do yoti know what their Ion- f aj>er Reference, _ a?f 5 | bottle contains?" irampieu on uer berua ?u0 }w3,w vu? ; ?rija!. ? canDot teUj- saia ne; nations are i?6 r.' ^ ? ,f frowned. i sxireiv jt mnst b8 a powerful medic color and .They arrived at her pte; he pushed ?A'nd do you prefer it to the < 9 discerned ^OP611* took off his hat, and almost ran ; doc<or'8 powder?" I asked again, ther day I away? , . | "JndgiDg from its taste, the pot th a person ?ne da? she coining home from ; o{ this oil cannot be exceeded," sai y, when a ft shoppmgexpedition with a email par- . No der in the world could I 'earance in- ftfl ^er hand. He came up with her j bitter and disgusting.? ye manner Powcd awbwardlj, blnshed, and asked ^ "Why did yon bnv that bottli narked that might take her parcel. _ lie dii | brotber 0f my tincle?" I asked one ( nd to have D?t sa-7 m b' bnt hstenod in adoring ! man_m old feUow with the loDg ndfts nf th silence. When he left her she laughed, ; { vina5rer account ot d sa*d he was ^tolerably stupid, yet j til bought* it becan8e j saw ai: 0 many dif- nola ptore- . , ,, ,, ; townsfolks do the same," he rej ogevity." Pretty soon he began to call often ?<j? mnst surely be good for s ons?" ad attending her to the opera had j thi I should have bought a li id through ?eater 7hen 8h9 uld ?erml- him' i bottle," he added, "but the time theinheri- ?e was always near her, and anxious to rery hard. 0ar field3 are suff( ther's side. 0 Bemce* waL. raa? -y' a?d i from a drouth, and on the western 1 bridge of fme? * favorite. He rode well, der pe0p]e are dying with hung f the ear, b? danced indifferently. The other j rScience Monthly. th3 side of 3 ^S^edkim, ^ufc he dld no:i j 'JiSS ^ ! reto? eyes blue snnbbed ^^ta? unc* shook him off, In an article describing the < - - - I for mnrfl .q^nnmnlished men. ; life of Thurlow Weed, General J rfect bazer "w* ??c?? ? thyandtfce ^na^J Ea^ l?ved her. Sho Watson Webb and Peter Cooper, of the vi?- said "Impossible," tormented respectively eighty, eighty-one, his trunk neglected him, refused more eligi- ninety-one years, a New York j lis hair and SQ*tora' an<* finally married him and { says of the last-named: h indicated ac*ored ^im *or a^ ^me- j Cooper, the only nonogenarij sides of the ^ 8UC^ nature ?* women, j the three, may be caught in his < jroved that ' a' hooper Institute at ten o'clock h v reached . Faalil?w\?otes. . _ i morning almost any day of the ; * Spanish lace holds its own with the i rain or shine, snow or sleet. Hisb] is of short ^ce^e* I *a8fc ba8 t'een a littie oatmeal and 1 White will be much worn for summer j with the addition possibly of a 3 licafcions of house Presses. j fruit. Ho attends to business at r instance All kinds of carpets copy Oriental i office, signing leases, answering let sad narrow designs and colors. | personally inspecting the operatioi " f vr? , *v* the school for two or three hours, : ^ ??tbr ,o!^ciui eaehj/the j Litle cM!dren. ?iU wear wbite for ! assfslance.^e deigning of ftes< ? i i._ dressy occasions this summer. ^ j that always comes with extreme aj tionaMone Low necked, short-sleeved dresses j witla him hardly perceptioie, an< who, from are revived for smal1 8^ under nine- suredly not noticeable. He hears' ie orifice of Chip hat3, particularly black ones, | his sight is good, his hand h? lan four or k? Eiuch worn as the season ad ! trembles, and he speaks with less 1 :ay be sure nances. : tancy and tremor at ninety-one thai: ngth cf life Nothing that one can pnt on seems at eighty-four. He will tell a person is present unfashionable, so varied are i Ae Vves a*mos^altogctner on 1 rom side to the styles. 018 hfe ha3 a less ri8ld routine per 11 from the Shirred Toke dresses with fall skirts 1 ^an.^at wrhich is de???ed ) of the ear ^ ? ?? aresses, wicn rail BKirts physicians for most old men, bn ?or cue ear, ma n0 waistband or shirring, are much ; ? ? , , ,, d ' s brevity of worn hy little girls. j ffJT'J; Sle^ wVf 1 an prevent. , . , , . . regular hour. His healtn is full idiDtf these pique bonnets and hats for good as it has been at any time dx a short life little ctildr,jn 9X6 8oId iD large numbers j five years; he has no pains, no phy srsori. For to conntry merchants. qualms, except those arising fro: herit'ed say The newest white pique bonnet for j shock experienced some years ago -5 .long-lived little girls has a high Normandy crown he undertook to develop the mi short-lived buttoned on to a deep poke brim. energy of nitrogen gas, in accord me for the Irish point collars and cuffs are sold I w.^ a 'a2rc? ^ad taken posse.' of the lung in sets for children's wear. They make j ?* "IS brain. An explosion was the md in the the plainest, kind of a gingham frock sequence ?* these experiments, and d part may dressy. j 900Per ^ suffered more or less is not taken some 0f tJae new bonnefs of lacs straw 1 slDCe fronS tb1e,accldent* ^as' roper care iiro wonderfully delicate and airy,^d Q orofc thA hrims with moflk! . ^ y, . ^ Hemakesnot ? ? CT1/1 ll IS ?^;?71^?icfc^ads- "" ! inl: abled with Gros-graio. eilks are again fashionable, j locomotives the other day, or of ta with other '-ndcome m ever7 shade of green, olive, !.part a meeting at Cooper Insti be a series Pl!itache brcnze d'art> mignonette, chau- j He returns home from his ffice bi ame orean" :^ro.a? dove- color cafe-au-lait, and por- lucch and receives visitors dnring requent at- "*ain ^lue* * j afternoon. He lives lightly, eating an, and yet Sumatra straw is a new braid which meat and depending on milk for s has the appearance of heavy canvas and nance, and retires to his room earl; jqually lia- 13 ?* a 80*fc shade of beige or buff. This Two rules of longlifeare evident y one else'' n9W ^bra i3 58 popular as Manilla the habits of these men. First, or Belgian straw. j daily routine is rigidly observed, 7 will make The new manila and ficelle shadesi of ; Becoucujr, wo r? Naturally, ecru combine effectively with all the ?yer ?^er ccreal product is notice; aintemper- quaint and ttvlish shades of old blue, j The reason for this has been made ie, but aro Pompeian red, terracotta, golden brown, | "7 very recent experiments. Fo: d. If they olive and hunter's green. 1 ampl?i wheaten grits contain no li ways to see The mew ficelle lace, which has sad I ProP?^<>n 01 ?th A naturally ,]enly become so popular, is made ot | SEH?an?*.&?* fJf'J white ot pale yellow linen threes, j mMticati(m ^ {rom 0De t0 flre ^ une.y yeara :in<3 3S U?e I to garnish dresses aiit wraps , "T?,^ J . , . ?-a -fc ^ ic,e, though as well as bonnets and round hats. ! h to short- vr t> m ? - -i it. v i1116 salivary action more than five i New Pans veils calleo. voiletteo have ag Jong. Oatmeal, in other word ^cevitv?" ^ enf3 ^oat 3a^8* T^0y i more than five times as easy of dige as it be rea- are of 8a?Z3 ?n0USb:to ^md i as wheat meal. j. jT around the head and neck, and protect 1 ? 1'fe Diet comP^exi?n well in breezy weather, j Keeping Food for Months. i- _ The Dresent mode of wearing the hair i The more neople reflect on Prof ' * f J.' U a man?his ? mning any *8 a 6ma^ chignon at the back; this Birff's discovery tnat oy neauag u cation calk fasbion bids fair to replace the spiral j acid with glycerine a compound i ho should wom on s^s? or ^e 8maU obtained which keeps food perf a'pted to r6- knot ^at Eaglifih women especiilly sound and sweet for months the gr meal, eggs, affect- ! be their conception of the ertion is re- The bristling ruche that is used on i olutionary character cf boroglycc cle makinc the bottom of the dress skirts consnmes | begin with, the vast retagen ilyzed in a ti great deal of material, eight yardfi o*f i J^nlts^ which have been construct* his vitalitv, : ilk being sometimes cutupin its wared s *ic!:oria Docks, in which 4 300 ngevity live pleatincs; the effect, however, is -very : ^0ES" can b? stored at one time, w: ?nerallv ap- ^ood I rendered useless and the demam it with the " Tailor-made dresses in light :md i refrigerators will suddei.It cease. ' exhibits. X heayy cloth seem to be as much the however, is one of the most tnlht irentr rcoro'- t occui uu uo consequences of Professor B wenty years rage in London as here, and are :er* H ?.;n i, capable of biolj admirably adapted to the 'English ! ^ ge ^it o ion to inves Ti6J "?1!nadf k> sea," and London and all the ii ton to raves- t,<rhfc.fifctm* M a Turner habit. i tVlA firRfc HmA be } enarians in ? ? ^w < tuwuo wm iv* ?-? ? _ A new Parisian shoo called glove- j enjoy a constant supply of cheap ; their num- gaiter is -of fine -gl.ove mads in ??e j fish. The revolution will fall hef be found in Piec?> without lining or seams. The on f?rmer3. Mutton is a penny a p and in the sole is fitrong17 and well-made, as the ; n jjew South Wales, and beef 1 i than anv- ?ax^r is intende<* for street us?- ^his \ half-pence a pound ia Texas. If D 3 I hive in 1S softest and lightest shoe imagina- , g^ire cream can be delivered in 2 i more than ble' aa!i wiU doTlbtle3S meefc with &reat bar as fresh as when it left the Ec 100 vears of sncce?s* dairy, the one great element whic er 103. For new hat, styled "Orer the Garden hitherto favored the British agri< rard of $500 *3 essentially the young ladies' ' rist in his struggle against foreign eaching 105 of the period. It has an enormous petition will disappear. Kents wii of any per- J ^"ca' to tilted over eyes and bent up j 0nCe more, and the reluctance c u- v.nf tv,<> I *t the back. " It is dented in on the ?ri8h tenant to purchase his ho * '* * * * 1? Prnl j." crcwj, and trimmed round wiin caa- | d? greater iiiuu e?d. } of our peo- r^03 ?f fioalle lace, a hnge cluster of Barff maj yet figure in history a; jnmounted crimson rosos, and two revolutionist who administered int. If you ma^ sunflower/. j coup de grace to the ancient l? Y to ]ito to Very large handkerchiefs for tho system of Great Britain. an who can- houldera, made of soft twilled silk, _ - ?? y, you have bordered with edelweis lace and pointed "What comes a . m 1 u te an average on the broad hems with trails of deli- of a pupil who w.^ ring the s he slightest "ato flowera in water oolors, will be bet. He received ^.<bewilderix irs man. fforn this summer over the pretty ply: "You do?to see "Liza." i and Coolies Acting Like Sheep. _ _ 7TerT5blnS5TCTi 3i.n , ,, 3 . r , ? Dr. Ii. v. Pierce, Buffalo, 1iuxi iijf you have the patience to watch friend who suffered terribly, them, yon willba amused, and perhaps bottlo or your '-Favori:o Pr< * astonished, to see how like sheep these f3 a re3n^ ?fits nse, eho is p coolies ar e " Deputy Custom Inspector M^i Discoveryaud "P? if-ard -Brown said to a Ban xrancisco reporter, Peiieta" purify the blood-aa'lc r^+Q? as coolies from the steamer Devon- t : ~ ~ " shir? were being landed and searched. a uumauut, ui .icn cow- rpb gheenish charaptp>ifiti> rpmarbpd arrangement for the use cf gas mar- ^ remarked and the electric lighuvhen cloi vanse ^ official was the blind, stupid per- ? ' sistence of each coolie in doing exactly n? T> t- ? i ~ * rs oi . , i j A Dr. R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, J had aS th? ?re before him WaS d01E^ At For many months I was a . ^ one time it was desirable to have a part Physicians could afford me n< I J of the Chinamen leave the sea-wall shed des'pair I commenced the use i. throngh which the first landed were go- |'e Prescription." it speedily with i^ItwoaM^ot only have &MSKWS.3 vhile a8siste(i the officers, bat would also cine ' kave been a vast convenience to the Ccniosrrv ia a thing that phile [ Chinamen themselves, as it would have over other people's affairs a: ? * * .? i ? ^ i rivcm strib- avoicle0 tiie snarl ana crowa ana con blue fusion resulting from packing all the If ron are by;oaS) take Dr. * Chinamen into express wagons near one ant Purgative Pellets," the teer' : of the shed entrances. Accordingly the Liver Pills. Of all druggists. oops custom house officers attempted to di? Eyeby man throw's on h: zs of ver^ Par^ the living stream pouring the sunshine or shadow that < ndif? ' ^ tumultuous an<* aoisy haste over the soul ; steamer's side on to the wharf to an- Grateful R*n< t'ked ?ther part of the shed. It was useless. ?34 aeci ,l The aid of interpreters was invoked. Pottsville, P&., lions ! The coolies were plainly told in their n la had own language to go in a ceriam direc- dyspeptic and kidney affectio and tion. Still useless. Those crowding had been troubled for four or 1 0I on the wharf went in the same direction jpew ^eJ 6aw the ones preceding them go, Genctxe cheeriulness is a j^ave end nothing could prevent them. They tain index of a happy mind t were pushed, ararued with, even struck heart. ? his ^7 the exasperated whites, but it was as , ^ if a sheep-herder had endeavored to A REGULAR Ci! abj_ reason with his scurrying, witless, panicjene sicken flock. y^Q 3 *n* : "Keep it to Yourself. uted You have trouble?your feelings are blew injured, your husband ia unkind, your JjleC/TCQ^* into life frets, your home is not pleasant, coin, your friends do not treat you fairly, and \ Oil aery: things in general do not move pleasant- \ . will ly- Well, what of it? Keep it to your- CjVPl self. A smoldering fire can be found W Cj _ . . and and extinguished; but when the coals H W that an^res the ave fore, are scattered., who can pick them up? Jtg,htfl people gener 3sist- Bury your sorrow. The place for sad ^drc^Tiwchiid^' n an and distrusting things is under the seem to know of its < j ? ?i. c. . ? _ ?8r^->i of intuition, and pre; ? ap- I I The pennies, hitne: it up by pulling off the plaster anc. exposing i \ /J the missionary-box sntly ; it to somebody's _ eye. Tie it up and |fj et it alone. Chanty covereth a multi- *7 cellar comer for pro jried tude of sins. Things thus covered are s S scra^mc^ olA pa rfec- often covered without a scar, but once M theCamountofanad icine published and confided "to meddling m * for all that, we beii es of friends, there is no end to the trouble g ? of^u^ment'and d whis they may cause. Keep it to yourself. ? jra happy to state the gj 'ered Troubles are transient, and when a sor- s gm employe?ex row is healed and passed, whit a com- j|| lieve in St. Jacobj >ver- fort it is to say: "No one ever knew it Wq >ered until the trouble was all over." , S ^ Coup's Monster Shoi Lg QjJ ____ 5j>i-r typical cases. The i Suddenly Weakened. ?nd?" I "I suffered with rheumatism of the back tists now engaged with P. T. B ed a fnd hip for a number of years,3' said Mr. CSlBriS ? Thomas Morgan, Superintendent of Streets International Allied Shows. Fro "Did " ^ was waited on by physicians, but thev upon those who have occasior " he gave no permanent relief, and I resolved to ^SSn^whlS so it try bt Jacobs Oil. M7 rheumatism weak- brought to our notice. It is w< r ? ened at the first attack of its great enemv, cious in subduing pain, me. Cf n;i cnnn I xpqq woll "L. (Signed) BaencMj Bailet & ^ ^>n I r?' "'AT """ ~ * une JtTess Agemoi^up s iio u an | Cincinnati Times-Star. "Incases ofrneuniatism or co -he kind our artists know how to curReal Estate !Sote. speedily. St. Jacobs Oil Is a v "but " When I married," said Boggs to a ^S^thT/cI^u/they v( :ine.' party of gentlemen who had been brag- Mr/Frank L Frayne says: " Dther pg of the successful marriages they Sa^ffndauSSmc? hil made, "I got a nne house and in my chest Sometime since I ency lot" "And I, gentlemen," exclaimed &j gg>?&f??lE' dhe. Mrs. Boggs, en tenner the room jost in remedy. I tell you I am might ;e so time to hear her husband's remark, "I afteru^inj_oneortwob<;tti?sof l /ilx-l i. i. !_ ii i I felt no pain whatever, ana nav ?ot & fl&t, the top story Of Wincn il&fl i am firm believer in St. Jacob s, 0, always remained vacant! " everybody in my company to ke jther ? n y n u?a hair Mr. Michael Robbett, 77 Sargent street, j-tagaan. Coboes. N. Y , was cured of a very severely E fl P a I the injured knee by St. Jacobs Oil. says the Jj{j4#* L.flXii: ,lied. Rochester (N. Y.) Sunday Herald. pw CEIEBRATCT - ?^tc ome- The law of Connecticut, relative co n irger the election of trustees in the Metho- ft s are dist church, has been amended so as to <jt' ^ jriDg permit females to vote tor trustees. ^b< er.? Joxes & Blair, Att'ys & Cottsseloss at Lw, ) *' Booms 6 and 7, Miles Block, Fourth at., > ^ Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 5, 18G0. ) ; a To the Holman Pad Co. n For the past six years I have suffered from ^ q -i_ malarial troubles and inactivity of the liver, w c*ama/*h * && a - causing indigestion and headache most of the IkSC p ames time, and at times continuing for fifteen or S* ? fliff^ra n aged twenty days without relief. 1 have taken all ** ' @ | | ggg gs? ei and the medicines known. I was recommended to - - ~~ .--a- u*e your Pada. I did so and found absolute B0 B g/g bJbRII P relief, a ad am frank to say I regard it as a tin 1J K f M f" In _ positive cure. I now wear one all the time and Ell IIIbL 3 1 La 111 13 Of would not do without it. I write this because An English Veterinary Surgeon Dffice I feel this is due you, tbere b^g no longer any ^^ipo^deSlFhe^v 1 the question m my mind as to their merit. says that Sheridan's Condition Po Yours truly, W. 1L JOXES. ly pure and immensely valuable. year, ? ? ?? -? will make hens lay like Sheridai -noV Od Thirty Days Trial. ders. Dose, oneteaspoonfultoon The Yoltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will evervwhere, or sent by mail for 8: send their Electro-Voltaic Belts and other Elec- JOHNSON fc CO.. Boston,Mas?.. f< little trie Appliances on trial for thirty days to any gini^Fli u I n>ii!r>wifga t his person afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost w ^ ^kTTH'fyi A C iters. Vitali,ty; ancJ ki?dred.trouble* g^ranteeing , complete restoration of vigor and manhood. 3 mediau r?i</:a the worst ciees, iB Address as alwve without delay. Mable sleep ; tfficctacirres where; mak- p. S.?No risk is incurred, as 30 days' trial is i r tip allowed. Bfoi'Btamp. Pr-R.SCHIFFMA> hont Fob dyspepsia, ixdigestion, depression of spir- . jnses lts an<^ general debility, in their various forms; WANTED ThS ra is also as a preventive against fever and ague and field Family?published under ; ether intermittent fevers, the 'Terro-Phosuhor- Mrs.. Garfield. Samples/ * to Age : ^ ated Elixir of Calisaya," made by Caswell, irtTubhtSre^^aSd >95'Bp well, Hazard & Co., New York, and sold by all Drug- amt irdlj Rists, is the best tonic; and forpatients recover- SIX lesi- iDS from fevcr or other sickness it has no equal. CTS llwlinn i.t'Mnn IN'VIGOSaTEtb? rair ?aj?h?t<!oo-t u In L Mr. ? ? UCCline ?l Man. 7*7 ft. pen SpM.* cacewr.Wcb b*. SE Nervous WeaoucfS, Dyspepsia, Impotence, failed. sctjonlt six cexts ?. d?. j, 79? Sexual Debility, cured by " Wells' Health Re- "f": 1 nilk. newer." $1. Druggists. Send for pamphlet CWCDV IftJ haps to E. S. Wells. Jersey Citv, N. J. b VCaV I 1 w tb' If v?f arc It 1 0 V\ZT and no more by wbicQ \ou may bo niaa6 . ^ I at u careless and happy?use C&rboline, a deodor- ! UCT7C8 [y as ized extract 01 pecroieum. as, ?m pusmrwy Ilbl&kb WbcstOrsani Irillg make new hair grow. price & terms. Add's C. W. Hetzki sical The Science of Life, or Self-Preservation, a Ss|SF^m^n"-Aremo7? m a ! medical work for every man?young, middle- without injuring the skin. Sei Vhen ' a^e(^ 0r ^ invaluable prescriptions. Madame Wambold. 34 Sawyer st 0tive ! RESCUED FltOill DEATH. IE 1^1 C S f^l fESSi ance William J. Coughlln, or SomcrvlUe. Mass. soys: In the write The AULTMAN <fc TAYLO jsion fa2! of 1ST61 tfas taken with BixKaisc or tue ia'xcs fo!- tt" trjfl - ?n y [lowed by a severe cough. I lost inv appetite ansl flesh, estekpiusb i vi 'and was confined to ray bed. In 1ST71 was admitted tc wWBmWO- Ttrritor? ? MX. the hospital. The doctors said I liad a hole In my lung at 11 w a KVoT7ut7o> Ui ever big as a half-dollar. At one time a report went around lihl I jnail loc. each. Adc i thnt i was deaj_ 1 crave ut> hone, but a friend told me ol JwiwBaBil Sinnemahouing. Cn now- i " - - ~ j DR. WILLIAM IIALL'S15ALSAM FOR TIIK LUNGS, O f\ per \\ eek can be ma< Lner? i jot a bottle, when to my surprise, I commenced to fee *** Something entirely ne' hing better, and to-day I feel better than for three years past, outfit irei-. (? \\. Ingrahnui & h as I write this hoping every on.: altllcted with Diseased S"ME3l|8?|ri I . Lunss will takeDJf. WILLIAM HALL'S RAI.SAM. and tJs SUIWE Dr. J. StKhex , . be convinced that CONSUMPTION* CAN* KK CURED. 1 a MflMTu ngcuxV^ King can positively say it has done more good than al! tht &*/v^seMngL^!clMlnthevl tnte. otl,er medicines I have taken since my sickness ^ Address' jay Broaa 3fore 25 Cents will Buy a Treatise upon the YOUNG MEN It you want to J the Horse and his Diseases. Book ot 100 pases. Valuable situation, address v^entice bro little t0 every 0WIlcr ?r horses- PostaKe taken. ?ee a week in your own town. ' Sent postpaid by NEW YORK NEW SPAPilKUNION", * free. Add's H. Hatj.ettA:C 150 Worth Street. New York. I <?d fnr <51 ?AGENTS, UNIV 7. V 1 n1,.n? (V, '>'7 Fllltrn \ ALI/EX'S Brain Food-cures Nervous Debility & ~r .??? -j-? from Weakness of Generative Organs, SI?all dratarists. CR+q <5pf) perdayatnome. Sa their Send for Circular. Allen'sPharniacy,313Firstav..N.Y. __ * A?Mr<fwSTTv<oN k<~ 5 ? ? ?? ? CO<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0< ?*?? i the markets. sYou Can Make $1000 \ 12631 | 1 | ftt work, but the following able, j NEW YORK. I ?ouober0f'?ub#criber?i my profiu f clear Beef Cattle? Prime, liv? weight 11 ? 12% Xalmost every home." An n^ent a: 1 r fiT- Calvs-^Com'tl to Choice \ eals. o 0$ Ctonisbed *t my own success.-' L< _. " 4Vn? Croake money much faster than ag< irger Sheep....... Oti |IW ASo one can fail l?> make great pay. on/1 Lambs,...; * ' yi r(t ^greatest olT?r ever put before the A "'uu XJi-iTa T ivr> 1 ' 7s Qniakeover $20 * day. Agknts VVam iarph ~ " "V * I:*,! * " I) '/CCth 914 i published monthly by True A Co... ? Dressed, City . ...... r ? -V* SSlMrwedfaa.lyinUliWt.-n in An IT by Flour?Ex. State, good to fancy O OJ (?5 o <JU Q-.rue: each number contains 24 lari i Wr-stem "00(1 to choice 5 VJ @9/5 * passed. 12 Beautiful a.\d Elecan llle3? __ . n t)'. i 1 4G V(<h 1 47 S'len of the ordinary pictures that arij Wheat?1*0 2 Red rt, I ?pictures ever before presented tot . No. 1 White li3 @ 1,/s 'Herald 3 months free to all who no Jimes p?_ Cf,t. . 90%<U} 90% $snbscribe At once, and taken tojeU 1. ?Sve ola? " 1 nn (7h 1 OS Amiumchromos.enablesaitents to?e .8, IS Barlev?Two-rowed State.... - 1 "0 <g ?73, ??ve send to those who order Outfits stioil Corn? UngradedWesternMixed <0 @ ?*.'4 genabte alt who take agencies to ma suon L0 .V?F gouthern 93 @ 93 |ow.r. The largest, most magnitu I enow ovumci 5consists of tue 12 premium chromoj I Oats?White State ?"r gbusiness. and gtvir.g private terms 5rixed Western *>3 @ ^manner. and a certificate of agency _ ri -' . nr>;^?tu?r 75 ? 95 o'frex. but in a measure to guard a nay?xriuiu iimvwu; - ^ _ . essoi Straw?No 1 Rve 70 @ 75 Wwi ?LfD .u? or *' i/,, , w - turi.ijli !ree. Aj * lurther jatesuari oraic Hops?State, 1831, choice 13 @ Sletler:-TK:-R ,t Co. ?er.?l tr.e at o ruoq Pork?Mess, new, for exuort...l8 25 @18 40 oOatfit for uio pt:rno*eoi cja;u>? JS: Lard?City Steatu.. lie) @11 60 * Ecfincd <5 @11 /5 Qjrood condition o! every Outfit that: eater , Petroleum-Crude <%@ 7% bJ . t-? r? ^ i T3y /7x rv o-i;e njf?ney hvnt lor and pa<* TCV- 1 Refilled ? * tX ^return t1# 25 cents neut for postage ririp Butter?State Creamerv, fine.. 24 @ **!! mitctt. or who. on crying the t> V- ! Dairv ..." 17 @ 23 SAfiwwCyxPivriH*Pit1**9-.J* ltin7 7;. * r" A ni * ? > showing the mammoth illustrated i - * | \\ esteru Im. Creamery 21 @ 23 Staying only SI. will re.-fue the pap iu. ?t | Factorv 10 @ 20 $aa t!.? nsioi may think l>?M.tber.< 'rant- 1 rh?p?i>?State Factorv 0 & Ul< C:' ror,'?l,:e<vwe !>'r"ar,: !<1 ?h<i agent iiiuu j ^aee.e ^ a,te r at ul. * " r'i C'crtttlms him or lief to t be paper i ill hp I Skims * (<3 o Qact! cowir.ce regularly Tor fifteen ra 3 <nr Western 7 @ 10^ :?the *ub..criberj. colleotinc f 1 rnv 1 JOr r, CMfA w * n.nn 1<) cand easy, tt e guarantee the Mia d* Pliaf ' ?Stare and Perm... .... lo ?while passing through the mail we lilauj | I'utdtoea?Early Rose^tate.bbl J to (??3 o* ^Premium Ckkojiu*. Si# roach root ! BUFFALO S?*rt. each <?ne of which n w??ith ion atff'8 ! Steers-Good to choice.'....*... C 60 @7 25 er^W^ ax*tiic .-fffl. Lambs?Western 7 00 @ 7 50 ?<'bild mm) Pet Lamb. N??. S?Our ?Sl Shcr-p?We-tern 0 25 @ 6 75 gMoifcerwrfCbBd. s-.B-H.pw f t.hfi ; 7.r _ , r*. " a-\ to pr?5r. A person can take an ac i f Ho?s, Gcod toChoice\orkers.. < bo dC / 90 ??n outfit at one. ab<s tbe > ilann I Tlmr _P'v (rr.mr.d N. P. O.'iSS. 9 00 @ 9 50 ^tnakir.nsuch great pay. irtt'iout the ilTto p^l^LIiariDulam.... IMS I CS fffStSgSSSSnZ frpeh Com?No. 2 Mixed.... Oii -able work ?S:->gM no: lielar a d*y. I L Oat'8?No. 2 Mix. West 47 @ 47 ?wish to at a!l. fur it i? iikely tbitli m!S] Dailey?Two-rowed State 00 @ 90 'OUna EOS^ON# Saw ever &een. will lake t!)* H^mli ;hrea Dcef? Extra plate and family. .16 50 @13 00 c;? *:?-;'<?r; tt??e who do ?< win re. I .. r: ? ? _!arlc for one yoar and three mont evon- I f;0*'8-ir.1 ev> ; ,a * cbroxo* and uf overv cumber of :!i ' - ! Ho^S?Citv Dressed 10 Qnurown exper.w. MoNitr to br w Pork?Extra rrimc pet bbl.... 1G 50 @17 00 wm?n * well .No other iglisll j vjour?Spring Wheat Paieuta.. 8 50 @9 75 ?>*'irJub'iV h has j Corn?Hi^t; Mixed 91 @ 91 - teoiiey in a >bort time than oaa be ; salta Oats-Extn White es @ 68 |SKygSS?S3 r>Am. J'J6?<5t4iC ?o (?5 It'll <-iiatid. no worker can fait to i&ake !< ,, Wool?Washed Comb & Delaine 43 @ 48 ??w?work. wbodcneimakrtas cir. ll fall Unwashed " " 23 @ 30 cc*Mfu: men. Lamm .sake the "rj - , ? c ^ cyoang boys ao?i ?r!s can trnrk up 'I tilQ WATEHTOW,S (MASS.) CATTLE MARKET. Qfcomg over oi^ht. fail to o n ~~ O tti\ v ; ,r.-a turn n' rnrtn^T for that will b Idine i reef?Extra quality < to ? ojj 0--?. t... ----1U1U6 I T.Van-oiVtif V-/Th (>V ?p''s!> woaJers. tt e now need mar. feSSOT I L>^e \sei0Qt -<} a*care?ure to have all the agents ,, i Lan:U3 G/s@ ?cnpies the* need. free. A!i. agents 3 the Hogs, Northern, d. w 9>;@ 9% "twIE, the PHILADELPHIA. S.ecures an agoncy now ?an ?aro mded ! FiOUr?Penn. Ex. Family, good CCO @ 6 00 ?meastircs to ensa::* all tb< acents i \\*he-<t \o 2 Ked 1 ~A (ft 1 43 ^frankly ailvi<3 tho reader who w ,, , " ' ,, ~ ^ascncvatooc*. for goon all the a 1. ye?State 7 @ J7 ?..rtiic field is quickly filled to I Cora?State Yellow G9% 4.<o work for an ?M and tlioronithly acher Oat??Mfccd '1 @ G2 -t'r what may happen. Reader. we 1, w?u. .ii.w-ii * Cit co.ts nothmtr to try the b3Mne*< ilpha- Butter?Creamery Extra Fa.... .0 @ 2o ^.to and the fuiieM detail TA. Cheese?New York Full Cream. 11 @ 12 *:ee that *ii wUp>:o work win ?* o c (O, 7 Onew Oatfit free. Pnrato terms to I etroleuUl?Crude. 6 (ffl 7 J: Onrtt at once, tberebr sarins tin Befined 7%? 7% :' 1EM0VAL jscription," acd, erfictlv well. J. 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PACKER, M. ?? -?f i St.,Brookl% n,y.Y. 4 Bnlfinch Street. Btxton. Mags. mples worth J.1 fiee. J70A WEEK, til! a day at nome easily made. Coetly lr?.. I'ortland.MV"* v1 ^ Outfit free. Ada's Tbcz k Co.. Augusta,Mainn. &</}<?/</></}(?><?></}</><?}(/.*(/> </></>&> <&<0 (nnoHilv An.vone wbotakes an agency n.? can speedily make JUAJO. and* jpccUilJi much more. In our limited space we cannot publish letters ironi? extracts show the p-eat value of the business, and are fair samples of aaoy re? \j/St An accnt in the State of New York writes:? "Yesterday I secured a very larger ar the day's work figure up to over $30." a lady ajent at work id theSuteof Miss-? ffiid# nearly ?150. talcing subscribe* for your paper. I secure a subscriber at? vork in Canada, writes:?"The first ten days 1 was out. I made over $S30. Un as a ni?r? matm? similar statements are constantiy cominj; to us. All who engage? ;nts were ever kno?A to make it before. Any one can become a successful agentg -2 Tuck A Co.. publishers, hive always been 10 the frost. and now make by far ttie^ mencan people. It la not at all uncommon for those who work at this business :o*> >:?!'or the well-known. great family publication. Tas Ilicstratf.p Family htmlpg Augusta. Maine. Terms SI a year. Tbe Herald is tbo largest and roo?t elegantly lerica, and whoever says anything to tbe coutrary makes statements that are notS :e pages. 96 long columns. All ever heretolore thought of outdone sod far itr o . I t Cusomo* Gtrtx Kkek to Each Scbscribcr. Each of these chromcs is worth~ given to subscribers. As beautiful workaof liisu art. thcsecbromos far surpass anyS .. **?&i be subscriber* for any publication. Ax Extraordinary OrriR. Wo ?end tlieA ur subscribe, or fifteen mouths in all for only $1; ibis.great offer induces people to? ,?" ,,-3B ier with tbe Immense standard publication, aud the 12 beautiful and valuable pre ? Vyfl cure a snbscrtber at almost every bocso tbey visit. Ocr Pwvatk ttrks to acixtjaf" : it would no: be best to publish onr terras beret our terms are mostJJflgaa*?*?Pd~ ke money faster than ever tbey expected to at any hnsiness. Oat^SGrirrs'Se*? tent, and expensiveOutlit ever placed in tbe bands .;f*iVnt?Jv*ny publishers. It^ i. sample copies of the Heiald. * large circula-. explJturfnj; in detail all about ibe* gL to agents.blank subscription lists. iiist'KUODSfor winking tn the most successful^ showing that you are appointed oy os as agent. Tbis large, expensive Omtit is? " i'- i? gain?t unprincipled per*-#-'* ordering it. who do noi(mean business, we required dered. which bareV pays for the packing and postage alone: the CUitfit itself *e? I. we require e?cry person wbo ordeis an Outtil to send us a copy of tbe following*! r.c? t!" agent's new Outfit. I faithfully promise and assure you that I order the? rork at the business ami not in order to get it f-ce by Just payng the postage a.nd<j *fl| Scents. Name . Post-office address . Couutj??. State?. ff?? ^ ir to ?e:;d them than to put silver in a letter. We guarantee tbe safe delivery in? s ordered. The mails are very tratsttrorthy. end it is best to send msl! sums of? ice more applications for agencies from any locality than we need to do tbe work? king or Outfits is returned at once.nnd the Outfits are of course not sent. We will? and packing to any person who. on receiving tbe Outfit, is uot satisfied with it ing usiness. is cot rully eatistied. Me liti;s?a;i are more'uan sa:rsn?<j. now? . vc ;e agent having ordered sad received as Ouitit goes around from bouse so nou<e? paper and elegant ijremiuia cltrotr.os; licexpiains that those who subscribe oo?.a ertor 5fteeo months, and all 12'of tbe chromu- free. Tbea once a week. or as oltea* imesot the.subscnbeirs secured are forwarded to us: as soon as a list of subscribers^ the full jet of 12 premium cbrotc.i? for eacb subscriber, a a receipt for each.? or fifteen months. We thee commence to setid tbe paper- to subscribers at or.ee? jJS? ninths. Wbea tbe s:cnt receives tbe chromo* be goes around and delivers tbeaiA meacb: thusitvill be seen that all connected with tbe business is perfectly pliio^ livery is pood condition of all that is ordered: if any thtns is lost ?r damaged? are always ready to fill tbe order over again at our own expense. ol'r El?c.a~t<> n would be required that we canoo: give descriptions of tbese !'J fine works of higher ' f ... of those ordinarily given to subscribers: therefore ?enmplv give their nsaiesS entitled?Tbe Monarch! of the Mountains. No. 2?Tbe Little Studect. No. 3?A an See Vou. Papa. No. ft?'Tbe Baltimore Oriole. No. 6?Tb<- Blue <1ay. No. 7?? *; Little Gardener. No. S?The Assault on tbe Sweet* No. 10?Tbe Result. No. II?? Hours. SparkTijie. Many people have spare lime that they wo>;Id like to tura<\ \ eccv and earn quite a su:o of money rapidly and easily dunes ?;>are time. Order? u.*ine*? a tna*. nn? it tlx time, i'iukat 1'ay. Inno'ioco* business are people? ^^sy investment of capital as are tbe agents for the HeraM. At j;rc?efct this may b*Q n who work at the business all the time consider ii a poor days wvri when theyv ts nothing or next to notblag to five the business a trial Ta? se who need profit-^ or now is the time and delay i? money loot. K>ca<:k jo* ic tne business if you^ ill the agents that are Deeded will soon be encased, and this advertisement mayo is tbe favorable f.mo to make tbe largest profits while 'ho Sold i? new. Scbscrisc g >jt. and best family publication in Aroerioa. togetberwitb the finest premtnra piCt-A 1. Those who read this who are not called on by our agent *Ti?u!d send $1 to uso eive the premium cbromos by return mail, and will also receive tbe paper regu-A In. Remember we gaatauteo the safe delivery in good condition of the premium? e paper. If auything is lost or damaged in tbe mail, we always supply it again tt$ ?t?K. rapidly, easily, and honorably bv those who secure agencies. No ether basi-g wMr,i'wi.? 't " .?aniia! and irreat transactions r>avs anv nneui well * money. Reader. voa can do just a* well as any one if you w:U bttl co ahead; ali$ ur'i'.ntfd without effort. but energy when properly liimwil. w;!l often make more a 2?ade rainy years ofordinary laoor. Tims? who secu rt* w*Ul fiod that *e* ay to make money honorably and easily iu * pleasant business. There i> 30 rlskfi t'estinc the business. No 000 can lose anything in *n* event. while, vn the other* ?n times ordinary day wages: in \iewof all this tlios? who read this who need profit-? irt to secure an agencv are short-sighted. and lack the elements tbat make suc-? best of agents, and at this business generally earn quite as much as men. Even? their own localities, thereby earning a handsome sum without being away from? rder aa Outfit at one* and give the business a trial if you wish to quickly make a? e a great mistake. A little energy put forth in the right direction wili often accom-T v new agents The pay that we offer is large and sure. Now is the time, for 30108 "that we can employ to advantage. ?Ve keep agents supplied with al: tb? sampled - ^S| a'one excepied. must send ?0 cats for each sample copy called for. Ar.y on* can? who can carry around the Outfit and show it?that is a fact tba: i? established and$ er was an easier or more simple business to conduct. The fact tb*t any one vboA immense pay is also established beyond the shadow of a doubt. We are taking^ that xro needed to work up tbel'mted States and Dominion of Canada, and we& ishes to enlace in tbe most profitable business ever putbefore bim.to secure ao*. Itents that are needed will be encased: such a chance as this never remains open** persons of eneriry and shrewdness, Ifvou take aa agency for tbe Herald you ro? established publishing firm, who have the means to do ail they promise. 00 mat-a lavebnt stated candidly what other* are doing aud what wo believe yoi: can do. AsS ?there is no cbance for loss in any event. With each Outfit we send I'RiriTeTERSsft , 'Iffi [ explanations, covering and making perfectly plain every point. We can gn*r*o-? m great pay. otherwise we should not be willir; ;o send our rsamttotb.expenslre? agents sent free to those who apply for tbe same, bot tte best way Is to order eaO jtBL e. Delav 'e mone? lost. Address T<fc Co.. Publishers. Ausrcsti. 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