The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, March 07, 1890, Image 4

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is nAMNO IIAV AND BTHVW. |* jrJBOTAfSSil! vantage in haling hay sud straw for on the farm. 1** >?? takes so nHlc room th:iimorn is left under rover for stock and for sheltering farm implements, now often left out of doors until the ham is sufficiently cleared to give them room. For home use these r.ecd not lie so expensive or elose binding, as the compress hound, however slightly, would not come undone with ordinary handling on the farm. Many farmers who sell hay and straw put it up in hales, and find advantage in it when they have to draw it eight or ten miles. They can easily double their loads, and 1 hales ran often he sold separately to those not having money or room for o lull load. i;.\ lll.Y-llKM'.INO I. HACKS. (Snipe vines of two, three or more year old are often bought with tlio idea thn they will route earlier into hearing thai those younger ntd of moderate si/.r There are so many branches, each wit Several huds capable of producing a shot for the coming year, that the ptuntc supposes hintself to hive a sure thing o grapes if he ran make the vine live, fit with .a top disproportioned in size to tl loot, jis such a vine is sure to lie, the r still is always most unsatisfactory. Ka? Intd will start, it is true; hut the mi divided among so many shoots gives eat only a feeble growth. If there are hlo som germs hidden in the huds, they wi i !:?-t cither before <?r alter imotsoiuiii: ami |irmliu r no frail. In fact, an olt overgrown vinr will n<?t s > soom get in hearing, thus l rented. as will the smalh yearling vine from wliieh only one bIid v is iiUowcil to the lir-t yrnr, :n which is cut hack l<> one or at most. ti hii.is liic se.'oml season. I lius conce tratcl. tin* sap makes a strong cane, ca: !>!. of supporting two or three e'usti of grapes, anil the year after hccomi tli? uiuik. fcum which large numbers shoots, each with its luir(l"ti of cluste ifffteri less liahle to ilisctse than ?>nc i glecteil in pi nning. Trying to grow I many hunches is a freipietit cause of ir lew. ami even if I his is not thce.isc, t Imiiches arc small, ami weight of IT less than it wonhl he willi closer prn ing ami fewer bunches.?.I ncri-utn (.' tint (or. hkstino tiik r.Axn. It is true sometiines, as illustrated i.. C..1.1.. .e .1... i i i .. c. I 111 I ill UU l?l I 111 !"?> IIH 14 I I'* |'k"l ? il l? handful of nuts in ;i narrow-necke I j II in! could not withdraw his hand 1111 he hud let go tiie greater part of the. thai itien fail in their eager ellorts to g t >i? much out of their lan,d. .C'onsta ? popping is now commonly advocated the most useful and profitable method growing crops. It is a reasonable oil growth of the present restless-spirit of tl times which ennnot wait for the resitl with any patience,'.but; 1 tiftc4>Uoi/^Wh< ^in ft score ixtlWWiU^ts *?? is to gain strength Atjn renewed ferffttj for the soil, and its effectiveness lia* Ivj proved by practice beyond any qu"stio Its effects are to clean the land parasites gathered, <,liiriyg the ^ue.'io rotation of cruris'fold both'nmntal a vegetable in kind weeds jjnd ii se: are bo^lt dcstroytgll hy {ft#* and jc>: troublesome quAdrupeds arc also go; * 1 of, such as moles, mice, etc. 1,1, is serious question if at this time, when t great burden of agriculture is the 1 small produce raised oil t<> i.grej/ spa of lam), it would not. be. mu-l t?> suniiner fallow a Held *?V two eve year and so increase the fertility and pi ductivencss of the soil.?J\'ao Times. i OI.T kpitation. If their trainers would handtr;'fTTe qo as kindly and carefully as educators a supposed to treat their human pit pi bulky, skittish and runaway horse- won iv I'iirity. ifegin by fondling t animal daily for a,ri' ) xrrmKl men oc piaeeit I>1 a r<H?mv Ixi -?1?- stall or on the barn floor, and a gir buckled around him, and be shown t headstall and allowed to smell of i This is exercise enough for the first da J?#vcry subsequent day an .addition piece of harness can be added and put position on the colt, and finally ti harness entire, but lie should be show every piece and allowed t> becon ncipiaintcd with it. At this stage of it struction he should be. made acquaint*' with most things which are liable t frighten horses, .v. newspaper can be folded and in folded and kicked about on the floor i iront of hint, and his thee be ruhlied wit it. In like in.inner a white slice! blanket, robe, sticks and stones can b used, remembering that all art ieies In be ?omcs1 acquainted with now will n< frighten him afterward. He should.ly/.t VlOight to gee, ha a', stop, back, turi around and go on. Long rope traces with h spreader far in thi* rear, can nov he added, and day I?\ day i.dditiona weights attached for him todraw. lb can then be. hitched to a training carl ami driven. If none is at hand one can be made of two old, wagi.>)t,,wliOc|k am! their axle. The next step is to harnVss linn in a team with sonio gentle horst*. iiii'^ii^cr u few drives his education will he "complete. ,Y< " York Trihiint. SM.li.il Kllli l S OX' Till'. I" \t!M, No <mA so fully appreciates the value of small fruits as the wife,id a 1'auihcv, wfi'liftiMO' lirwisehelrb+is ixvjt .V i . , . , 1>:iy from (lit: .1 Uil.v 'ijU; V1 J.-V, ^ i Jt -n^"?l? ^ tlmirul'Hi.vii fruit, ^iuCTi5??n^^ of A?v??v f>jt :j!tr>'^jt. ii^i'^^ry*.'^ uu>r?simi '?* mnC t!\-?t't W"?'m ' f ' method of piv-orviuvf it .^oiii.; out of lusliion. On a tmiill jilot of ground onon^li fruit t in: lie jjrotvn. if proper care is yivt'ii, to ujijtly a family of ortliany size thrcu scsn day the yea- throuirh. I am aware at this statemer ( may seem a rather oad one, hut t* ysc who have a "Utile trden, well tilled," will hear ine out in ?c assertion. It is surprising to those rho have had no experience in this lino o find out how much can ho grown orf a 'cry small piece of ground if proper atention is given. It docs not require such an amount as one often imagines it must, because the regular use of it on the kil"l II. Illinv-in* T? lx?t 'scs&JV ?0<l tl,cso ,vl," cat of it regularly arc seldom troubled with those ailments which call for pills and physic. The fruit eater is seldom billious. By all means set out plenty nf small fruit. Have a row of currants, a bed of I strawberries, raspberries along the feuct and "rapes wherever a support can h< ' ' arranged for them. If you have nevci tried your hand at small fruit cult or make up your mind to experiment witl ! it, and the chances are if you take car s of the "venture'' with which you stai t out you will he so well pleased with you 11 I success that iu a year or two you wi . j "branch out" until you have all the fru h , your family requires. It is just as en* >t to care' for a garden of this kind as it r to properly cultivate aiiehl of corn. lb. n most farmers have got the idea into Unit heads that it is puttering work, nr ic , nothing will get this idea out of the I- heads except a trial, which will be su h to convince them that no other part ip the farm pays so well, all things const !i cred, as a good garden.? 1 'idea J/? s- mine. ill j ir, ! SOW I NO (.ItASS SKKII IN T1IK SPUING. ' One of the principal advantages to seeding grass iu the spring is that t st danger of winter killing is largi ,)S avoidc<l. While grass plants will sta ^ considerable freezing after they get w vo . es>ablished, they are easily killed wl; M" young and tender. <5rass seed if of go 1:1 ipnlity will remain iu the soil for so rs fi.,,,. without starting to grow when t ng conditions of germination arc unfav of a'dc and later on, under more favora ru'" | under all conditions is impossible. L*?" , some Utilities fall seeding proves i best, and in others spring seeding lie been found to be the best. Again e mt | in the same locality a difference in I,1 season will make considerable diffcre "<* in the germination of the seed and growth of the plants. If the seed ; sown in the fall the work should he if sufficiently early to allow the plants by opportunity to get well established ill foiv cold weather sets in, and if this fr ar unfavorable weather or other conditio til cannot be clone the better plan is to II, fer until spring. et So far as possible spring sccdiug sho nt bedone early, for while occasionally I us sow ing makes a goo 1 stand, taking < of | year with another, the; safest plan is it- make all the preparations possible alii ic j and then sow the seed early. In wl ts ,may be termed a reasonably favora lie iteajVOU grass seed can often be sown properly prepa en j in ndvancc is after a light fall of sn< n. Another good time is when there of lieeu a slight freeze and the soil is tlui II.. ti>.. ,i.i ,.c ?i, i ., ii<l usually be sufficient to bury it deep enot ts to germinate. If for any reason seeding is delayed until late usually i?l better plan will be to rover with a li h row or brush, he (irass and elovcr should be the I > > crops seeded in the sprint;, and when can be done, advantage should be tal ?i<' of the first favorable opportunity ry iloiii.tr the; work. ? h\iv>n, l''tcl<l t n Slock man. ,rl FA KM AXIMSAKDKN XOTCS. Begin to plan for a garden. Care well for your live stock. Its j Unprofitable?using green fuel. js Waste no forage that ts fecdablc. ild Let no animal go cold or hungry. be |law incut for sickly, weak fowls, ng > ? ornstalks ana straw lor feed. ,x. Keep store pigs in good condition. th ' How as to fresh eggs and broilers? he Warm, dry ipiarters for the poultry. " Only maximum crops arc rcmunc V- ' five. : Hon t crowd the fowls too closely 1,1 their ipiarters. ' Intelligent industry is the ruling for 11 , in successful agriculture. ?c .. . ' . I ermit no smoking about the bar I haystacks, 01 str.uvstacks. . Tlir >?ost cure for a fence-hrcakii animal is administered l?y thr butcher, i Tin re is no profit in rearing or kee u in*_; rat 1le, except in good feeding iu i li seasons of the year. , (Jootl roads mean thrift, liberality an u wealth. They mean good farms an good real estate values. '1 Wherever there is a wide-awake JfyffJ ^ oils agricultural community. 11 i Wet urn to the soil an amount of ferti ' i/ing material larger than that take from it l?y the growth of the crop. , ' S tine one who is evidently a shrews I observer declares that poor farming am , pool horses go hand in lumd that, lik I birds of a feather," thev 'dloek togetli I ?:r I in* nicest tool to use iii a horsi stable, after pitching out most of tin , litr?-r with the fork, is a common gardci rake. One can work much easier am faster with this than with a hoe. V milking stool long enough to sit on ami also hold the pail, the end for the pail only half as high as the seat, is a . ... i lie |Kill will not oei j voilcrt. :tn<I n- not s?> likely to I?r iiji^ct. Too many v fanners have ont into tin* ! lialiit of noin^ to the .store when they 'wont unytiii^I>^rp>'i iallv vii.e for .M*\ s\Vin rn - i*: 11 < ?* (leliAaiMe- i on *i are possil*!1' wit It III > e ttiio rc!'. :: i*i eil \ markets. Tii* \ i > !?re i poultry o i .pli a < .? ile, v. i ''liv on a firm or in a re ;n: ir . > iltr . yar<l, will I'.n i a goo I in < ; ?:t<?r an nl nost indi-j>en<ao!e aditm-: in reivi'i'.j' lar^e nuinow< of e\tri et:!\* elii '<< to -ire tli eirly wo an I t i ''iff print--; ootaim: I for t'n : ln\>ik-i>. ' TEMPERANCE. M THE WINE. They say 'tis pleasant on the lips Ait'! merry on the brain; They say it stirs the sluggish blood And dulls the tooth or paitt.' " Aye, but within its glowing deeps A A stinging serpent, unseen, sleeps. I< Its rosy lights will turn to Are, turn to thirst; *vl- UmImtsJQ, k . 1 A niBCMMINATlNO noa. A red-nosed man was making his way up i Alabama street, Atlanta, Tuesday, heading i for a barroom, with a thin, yellow dog, affectionately following after him. "Look at that dog," said Bailiff Nig Simp'son. "That's a smart dog." | "Why?" was the natural question, there l>eing nothing in the dog's npi>earnneo to in* 1 dicnto as much. j "Just watch now. That dog follows that 1 follow into stores and houses, upstairs and I down, through all sorts of weat her, just like , he's following him now. If that fellow over , j gets drunk und falls off tho bridge, the dog ! I will fall off too. If the fellow ever gets run 3 I over by a train, the dog will too. But he r j won't go into that barroom. Ho knows a ,, ' Iwrroom as well as 1 do, and you can't force him into one. He'll stay outsido and wait., 1 and you can nearly always locate that follow c by standing at tho corner of Alabama and t i Prj'or and looking both ways till you boo , that dog in front of a barroom, waiting. ' I Now watch him."' '' j The red-nosed man went on into tho barit room. Tho dog looked up sorrowfully at the y windows, yu ls | upon his haunche^atln^cIg^nTW^Tddo it walk. He gazed at the door in gloomy ir j mournful expectancy, never once taking hi |(j eyes away. Ho waited for fully ten minute? and then when tho mnn came out the doj resumed his place following at his heels.re Havantmh News. d- j a n.\nv pies ok alcoholism. ),j. j William Albert Heaslip four years oli | died suddenly under peculiar circumstano I Sunday morning at his parents' home on tl I top floor of No. 3H8 Filth avenue. Ho wi ! the younger of two clnhbwV-Ot 'Jtabqr'yu I Alice Heaslip, who: havO ftm" cRreAffl i apartments and oflleefs at tiiiirnnmber. Tl no r child when very young was subject jly I cramps and to relieve liis pain the motln nil I Cnvohim small doses of whisk)'. A tas ,ii tor alcohol was thus early planted in the i e" fant, and when he learne 1 to talk he won ion cry for whisky. Though I lie cramps wo tod soou outgrowii. the fondness for alcohol r inainod nnd was kept up by the parents eve now and then yielding to tho boy's abnc the mnl nnd unnatural taste, or- Some friends called upon the family Si in., . urdny night and whisky was opened, iv n 4 --'-J ? Kaattv ntM! I t!i?y lefts n ixiine conHMimi? ^ "~?" ;c ii i swig" was left uncorked on fue tab test ! A\ inle tie* parents w?-o anlcep, IVjrtie arr jn ) early Sunday morning, and, sighting t , | iKjttlo with the familiar odor, drank the <x tents. When his |?nrents awoke about has I o'clock they found the child very sleepy u von hardly able to stand. He was put to b I and quickly fell asleep. When he awoke ! couple of hours later his appearance alarm n,'c the father, who hurried for Dr. Charles the Oulick. Tho doctor saw at once that it w js a hopelcssett.se of alcoholism. Tlia child di ^ ui an hour.?New York World. nn i ?aloon*s m ciiicago. ',c" I Statistics show that tho drinking port! 0111 I of every llfty-sevcn adult males, in soi ruis i communities (Chicago, for instance), si i . | ports a saloon. This means that a certi I number of families are impaired in th resources to precisely tliis amount, whi uhi i must. lie equal to absorbing tho total eai ... . ingsofnf least six families ont of tho p: portion of llfty-sevcn actively engaged ),1C supporting tho saloon. These six fainil to have to be supported l>v the sober element >a,I I *'10 group, and therefore the saloon is thej ! euniary enemy of all families in communit 1 i tolerating them. The pecuniary damage hie . not lessened if we chooac to regard the t in ! pen so as apportioned} upoi^t^honveru ecd " existence, on ? red i Union-Signal. has " missions aw.-, liquor. iw- The Rev. Mr. AV cbb-I'eploe, in nn an1 .,*11 I yoivary sermon lieforo the English Chur k 11' i Missionary Society, asserts that tho annt i.ifh | income of Englishmen amounts to STi.-ji tiio : 'Mn?.Imm?. Were a tenth of this sum iron Iho I *'ratc' I 'Hod's service, il would lie ftsw.OO IHMI, which is said to he the exact amount iar- Croat liritain's drink hill. The preacher < , timnled thai a lithe of tlie drink hill, or irst hundredth part of ihc total annual incon was netua'iy given to religious objects, a II at pn hap** a tenth of tliis. or a thousand veil part of the income, was given to work ot for ?> * ?? Creat luitain. for tiio evangelizali , >? the world. IH'l \ nrv iv ot'H cities. | It is in our cities where thera is the nif ' discontent: where socialism anil anarchy fn ongeninl breeding-places. It is not t trong language to say that these things a produced hv the runitraflh?that thepover is largely due to the habit of intemperanc , and thai the saloons are responsiblo for thi ; rile people of this land will have a heavy a -ounl to settle ? one that will hove tol*>pa in lmth blood and treasure?if they do n I ro,iSc themselves "? realization ot the ten mo evils ot tiio ruin trallic, and of tlio giar dangers to the people and to the State which its unrestricted sway leads. Tin must he roused to see that, ruin will doniiua the land unless they rise in their might ai pulverize the rum power.?Toledo lilad ra- 1 TEMPERANCE NTIVS AND VOTES. i Arolihishop Janssv'iis, of New Orleans, i j? another distinguished Catholic convert I iotal nhstiuence. A recent rarliainentarv return shows thn '' i lSv? there were l(?S,.'Wi lienor licenses is j sited iu (treat liritain. n, " i" stated that tlio inhabitants of 2<1 niies of tli > west coast of Africa consum 21,(1.) I tons of spirits a year. "Mii'Ii of the red liijuor swallowed ii (jeorgia these days and nights," says th j Uriuisivick '/ inics, "liasahout oiio murder t I " every pint." The Dimhcss of Ilntland is n pledged tota abstainer, and she takes every suitable op (j | port unity of extolling tlio bonollts fccoivo. I 1 I roili licr freely chosen course. A young Harvard graduate is getting up f ' series of live uud ten cont concerts at lloffc,) } ! t\i?vw?imfc3'iHo- holder to n but ' and a cup of colToo. | 'I I)1' richest man in Australia is said to !>o | ;Ir. James Tyson. lie is credited with lieinp n j lli po.,^;-...si)r of four million pounds, and has never tasted ivino or spirils, nor has he ; -aioidsl oiio ounce of tobacco. ' | ordinary keg of Ix-or costs fij, and I j i: ii.iII\ iiliout < ?!*?? 1 - ....n.iii-ii ami ?on glasses ! rait b brawn from it. At IIvecent# each this I would produce f.Y*><t, which senilis a reason| nbto prnllt for the jmor saloon koeper. dVesley Mi'Nnninrn, n prominent citizen of t'abetha, Kan., was bitten hv another proini' | nent citizen and died in great agony. As i ' they had both I km ?ii indulging in drugstore whisky tin1 poisonous character of tho I?itv> i is not to b?" wondered at. The Ih'inbay (S utinlititi says that although tii" iiiinili'i* of consumer* of intoxicating I inpiors in India, under tho fostering policy i i.| the (iovi-rnmont,has doubled in ten years, to" drinkers are as yet not. more than fifteen ; per cent, of the population. Pifly thousanil gallons of ehenp wine was recently onlereil l?y a Kuropean firm froui a single California company. The sea voyage an I the Kuropoin atnmsphcro will conveij^t into I', hiuil' inet"ung ont^a iiarne anil sonio bottles and cobwebs t > niak" it ready for exportation to tho I'iiiled Stales. I j 'I'll" Itritish soldiers in India sitiTer severe- I ! ]y I coin t lie curse of alcohol. Said tho Ihtko | in ('oiuianght rec'ntly, referring to tho eonI anuiptiou of jiipi ir.< in India hyl lie military; I " t'jic iis-? of intoxicating drinks by the IJrifc- | , i?h soldiers in India isthocausoof almost tho ' entire ci-jrnc committed hy them, tin t nothI ing is so deleterious to their health. If drink i wcro prohibited in connection with the iwldi-i y. 1'1,'HIO men would do tlio work which at present rerpiiros 00,000." j I fflATOO. P| Himself Upon Novol Way. j ki-n^RD^ciiil^Bfe Zoological Garden have i frican monlteyW>tiro of a pretty little < intr tail, aud ?mw?th a tremendously hrivellad up piok^ interesting little, , >ri^ht and amujj'JoU iM|h no bad"7 j Hcry oyfi alJS? sulphurous yellow crest pj did ths-'. ills big cage had been on top ti of 'hf monkey's, one day, and the little moujky had swuti" his tail up until it rest^l against the bars of the bird cage, hi Thycockatoo grubbed it and pulled it in will his sharp beak. Then there was g, entering and screaming, yells, croukinjp and u diminutive inferuo for about ]y a niuute, before the monkey got his tail j loUe by the heroic method of pulling it g loop. Then the cockatoo spit out a ] mofthful of hair and said, "Yah h u g gh./ To this contemptuous remark the lilt* monkey said nothing. He sucked tlul lacerated end of his tail and kept I Mu]t. I Sane one had presented him with a f pl?Je of mirror. It was the apple of his t 1 ml tie nri/.o of his collection. His 1 1 litiSi stonhousc contained a couple of i chatnuty sonic spare peanuts, two or 1 liro^ brijV pvbblcs and l he mirror. This ? little striMuudly two inchci square, he ' w1 > y the hour. lie oT^^totw^omfoy which he sawln s the glass. N<, being quarrelsome, he i? never tried toght the strange monkey, 3 but always tiing to coax him out to play. It wouln'l work, i One (lav thrum shone down through the glass skyIrlit and struck the mirror, j 1 It cast a biigh burning beam right into j es the monkey's veand nearly blinded him. la Mere was anchor immense problem to | ** .wrestle. \vi{ljL After a few minutes he I 'io founrl fhat'-l^tinning the looking-glass , 10 in different'(flections he could make the J to ' bright ray dan e over the walls and into pv | the other oags. Ila ! that was funny. j The cockntoc had been moved across | J'j the aisle and me of the rays struck him j so iu the eye. I!c blinked and milled his o- feathers. The monkey saw it, and said I ry to himself as plainly as possible : "Wonder if old Cockcy doesn't like it ?" ' it- He got the focus again, and the cocken a too (lucked and squawked. rs "Aim i i hive vou now, old Co< key. !so I I'll tc^tW^o ?'uU U,? h:,ir ?a ,ny ho I ail !" ' m- A"aiii ',c focusscd the bird awl the J bird" jumped. Up, down side-ways and ,ed across, he pursued the bird with Hint a J blinding niy. wh,lc H?? hitter screamed ied nnd heath'8 wings sftul tattled the cage H" in a wliirls'ind of rage. Ilut it was uscra? less. The ray and monkey were inexorC able, nii'l not uutil a coiivouient cloud obscured iho sun ?lid the monkey cease its persecutions, on .. no ? 1 1 kin A Famous Scaffold, pie _____ ich rn" The scaffold at Fort Smith. Ark., upot 'in which sixty-nine men have been hange. ies jn the past fifteen years was built by m inuac it f#> time Mid possible em?Hgct ?*- cTcS." Tht^Kmcture stands about mulwn ige | Gf 'tiie souHMdc of the enclosure, in pint (,f this storknde walk way wWcre the guards stand heavil armed during the execution. At prescu nb this precaution is by no means so impei eh ; ntive as it ohoc was, when the official ??' | did not awl iould not know but that a sc. nfined raid for rescue might be mad 0, across the border. The framework o of this structure is of solid oak and it stand OS- to day as firmly as it did years ago w lici ioft first created. The ? ross beam from whirl mi tllf" ropes are suspended, nnd which i tli called upon to sustain the full force o it., the drop, is a massive piece of oak. Tin r,Q i trap is of the simplest possible construe I tion, consisting of two doors opening I down, one forward awl the other back [ extending nearly the full length of tin 1(, , platform.?[Kansas City Times. ro | _ .. ty | itainer Kirn Soi'. ( Col. Btpp of Nebraska was talking '* with an Eastern gentleman, whom he j,l 1 met in the other flay et | "Have.roua fertile soil in Nebraska?" <* - ! tho Fasorn gentleman asked, ro i "Fqriile!" exclaimed Col. Sapp; "I J fdioult aav wo had." And taking froir. to I his pseket a paper containing an acid I conn of the finding of $7,000 in a l?ox, 'f i dug up on a farm out tliero, he ex clnitied again: "Fertile! It end tliat." | ?Washington Post. I March 1 0 Air tl>e best menhs Injwlilcti to purify your blooil, 1 for nl no other scnsta does ttie system so much 0 nee I Uio nl?l of n rcwb'o medicine llko Hood's i> Karsspnrilln. i's n >?'. Birln x tho lone, cold winter the blood bccorues ihliBitd impure, the body be 1 comes weak and lliedlhe appetite may bo lost. Hood's Sars ii urida Is jrnllaily adapted to purify I and enrich the blood, UPreate ?koo,I appctlio and overcome Inst tired fwlna. It i>?? ? ? - ? js** scr a?i? l thnnany W lCU\M1 Ideal ' Spring Medicine Karly i*t f-prlii { I was very miieh run down. f bad inrvgs heartache, felt miserable and all thai, i j I was vers niiie'i benefited by Mood's Snrsnpnrilln ) and reroipneud It to my friends."?Mrs. J. M. Tavi.or, mO Euclid Avenue, c levelaud, o. "iloorr, Sarsapai Ilia lias eured nm of salt I rheum, sAfrh I have had for years. I do tldnk It Is a siftndld medicine. | am to years of axe ftlld my s0u Is Just us smooth nnd fair as a piece | ef glass, (have six ehlldten, ami when an) IIi'iik Is j the troubl# with them the first thin# I K> for Is i Hood's s^saparllla."?Mrs. I.ii.i.a Clark, south I Kor wsllc, Conn. I Hood's Ss i f old l?y all rtruxRlJts. $1; sis for#'. I'? j,?-?r i I > i' I hj V. I. IIO0I) ft CO.. l/>well. Matt. IOO Doses One Dollar B B Bz< Mljd I" "lers '<111 KRCt, *J?rf7TST^' ii!SV? HOME 83? s"r 100 !. ssri'ssfr. full outfit of l>r. >i,.n i|..s .. ^Jrtnt'ie I oiup ttnd. Mlt.j sole ageuoy. Dr. Merrill, 886/ *'" s,'? Vdl??, Mass. m ti^KY IN OIIICUKNh. ? 3 too page Iss'k. e*p? ?! ' cv of J|^B JL poitltry raiser t irmK Jf Aftf teaches to detrrt > ec??" H> * *A? ao.fte. Addixsa ||4 Lttaai 4 tllf. A Wood Bargain. A schoolboy defined strong drink as "the stuff that causes the most human happiness?by lettia' it alone." Here Patrick seems to give credit to the rumseller by a similar back-handed process of reasoning: At a temperance meeting where several related their experiences, a humorous Irishman was acknowledged to be the chief speaker. He hod on a pair of fine new boots. Haid he, "A w ek after I signed the j 1 dge I met an old friend; and he says, 'Them's a fine^ j^^^boot^Sunar^on7^Tw|Pliirvlys I, 'and by tho same token 'twas le saloon-keeper who gave them to ie.' " 'That was generous of him, says o. " 'It w as,' i-ays I, 'but I made a burain with him. He w as to keep his rink and I was to keep my money. Iv money l>ought mo the.^e fine hoots, (lin'lioat. of the barirnin. and I'm h/" ?V 0 . oiog to stick to it.'"? Temperance tanner. Rhr?They sav that vaccination will ?e obsolete in tlie twentieth coatury. ! Ie? I should think it would, at lea^t or women. She?Why for women more lion men? He?Because ballroom and >athing dresses w ill probably leave no room for it. Thf Jefferson Darin Monument. Alljr the battle of HuenOi Vista. General Zachary Taylor, whose daughter married Jefferaot^yavUMaUuthurfadier's wish, 1b said ''r.I V>iu. U<*1 blet? tfuJ It ht? Dr?lfi/ tmuld Iiik J/"". 'be M,<w <* better ft/dpr. ??/ a mmi than 1 icir." Undoubtedly those words of the bluff old Mexican and Indian lighter express the feeling of every native southern family towards the man whose whole life is so interwoven with their history, that they can well say, we Hretlie beet Judaea of the man's w orth. And whether a public monument is ever raised to Ids memory or not, every southern family should hnvo a monument of htm all their own, In the form of a wood portrait for framing. We have Just rereived from tlio publishers, I. S. Johnson <fc l'n? 3i Custom House street. Boston. Mass., a very tine portrait likeness of Jeffeison Davis, with autograph signature. The publisher* a?Mire us the pluto* for It were engraved for th?m by 0110 of tlio most lamous houses in America. The size is 12x10. and has every appearance of an exquisite Sepia Ktcliinu. Ills tillable for training to hang in any parlor or ibrary In i ur land. Tho publishers propose lacing the portraits for sale in tho hands of every druggist and general storekeeper in the South, bo that people can conveniently get them. Ask your nearest dealer for one. It lie lias not got them, urge him to write Johnson - ?r ihn in i hi is h ?rs & (>., as nuove NinjUl ...v...., .... , will Bend one to any address postpaid ?vt receipt by tliein of 25 cents In stamps. Wiite j our niiiuvt postoulcv ? ?? tslate plainly* A cent email. who o tilends are p-actlcal jokers, says lie needs a Jest-prot ctor. A Woman In flic Case. There always Is. She is the power behind tbo throne, A woman'? tnfl cnee over tho rnan who lovoi h" r is often absolute. To wio <1 so great a power to guide, strengthen and help her husband, a woman's mind should bo clear and healthy. It cannot bo if she Is suffering from uny functional derangement. How many a home is made nub-ppy because sh who should bo Its lite and tight "is a wretched depres ed, morbid inva 11! Wive , mother! and daughters, chy suffer from "female com plnints" which are sapping your lives away ! when Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription w 1 renew your health and gladden those alien you? It has rc-s o ed happiness to many a sad timed life. Why endure martyrdom when re lease Is m easy? in it.s special field thcr never was a lestorativc like tho "Favorite I'rc ecriplion." To cleanse the s'omach. li ?* or and s.vstci | generally, use Dr. Pierce's Pellets. 25 couts. 1 ? i ti.nt omen w u> w ind tlvir watches at nig nr.- ?| t to wind I he in up t Iglit. flow's Tills! y We ofTer One Hundred Pollnrs Reward f i- any case of Catarrh that cannot be cure I I ta ting Hall's Catarrh Cure. 3 F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo^O H Wo, tho utiuvril/Dvui have known P. ? Chngv for.Ab.cJnst 15 years, and b.l evo h ? j E n\'' " Toloa\ dhio?^' W,U"<i,?SA,oDro n I ? Tolc(H N?"on I ini/SVrm^u^Vi'C ',r n,:na,,y' ? II faces of the system IVhL ?r! n"?cous sn - . Sold by oil DruggistS: ' 3" par bottl S I I lltcp-g Uhoc-K ._TL,_, . ..<? 1 111 IIK S II II | d nt-gl tl.rlhan the pen. f Tnnrlnu, s NVhethor on pleasuro heritor business, shonl 1 take on every 11 ip n bottle of Syrup of Figs, n ' j il nets most pleasantly nnil effectually on th kldnc;,?, liver nnil bowels, preventing fever; ,, | headaches anil other forms of sickness. Fo ] sale in 60c. unit $1 bottles by nil lending drug r ! gists. ' , Wiien a in n is und.-r a e ouil the sKve ' l.n ng is general y on the other s tie, i The rfry br*t VMiy to know whether or no j Itobbins's Electric Sonp is as good as it is snii | to tie. is to try it ytturnt /. It can't d ceive j/ou ' He sure to get no imitation. There arc lots o them. Ask your grocer for Just one bar. A t'lilcneo larlier l< woith $I2>,000. Thi shows llint silenca is not always golden. J'aflVcted with sore eyes use DrNaac Thnmp. ui.'? KyeWntcr. Druggists sell at iic.per bottla An exchi n re says that oyst rs are point up. 'I hey nie go.ng In the i pposite din ctioi at our table. A p c'-et iniiror free to smokers of " fundi l's Punch" f>c. Cigar. Th** cMff symptoms o! ft co ?1 in the her.tl i 1,1 li-ndk r? li iff. spril May Hood's Snrsnparilln Is prepared from earsnparllla, Dandelion, Mandrake, l>nrk. Juniper Perries and other well-known vegetable renio lies, In snob a peetdlar manner as to derive the mil medicinal value of eaeh. It will euro, when In th>- power of tnedh'.ne, scrofula, silt rheum, sores, bolls, pimples, all humors, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache, Indigestion, general debility, catarrh, rheumatism, kidney and liver complaints. .,Tl.?rav> or life, and Imparts II,o and strength to the whole system. Blood Poison "For years at Irregular lutervnls In alljeasons, I suffered the Intolerable burAHug> ^ndSTiding of ' i?:<s>d poisoning t?y Ivy. It would' break out lut my | lets, In tii.il throat "U'l e>cs. La-t''spying.,! ^mk I Itood's fckufrni?arS la as a blootl nnrtfler. witn yt *'?" .rcincdr tfnr t>jr i*d*btilnK. l/)lV.4t litWoffcoti'il n poi mnuvm jyi<1 MKWo'lgW x^M." fSi.viM T. S(:iii'Ti;, \Vrnt wtotbi II. ...v "I lui'l l>o|!n nil over ;ny nook nnil hnrk trOUbtfiiH infin,rjiuch.Hiat I roul?l not.mm my linif ittiln I nor ntnnp ovor. Hood'* Snrsnpnrllla cnrr<| mo III Ijko. ncoVn. 1 think It In llir twol blop I UtAp. Kwn??i City, )l?; 'f -ct:..,. j srsapartlla ,j "oM by ntfilrVkktnf *.' rik K>r JV .i'lnpaxf.l nnly l >?' '. I H<VinA;t*0*. T/owrll. Mn*4. ' . -. .. . ?!! i ' ; i 100 P08O8 Ono Dollar flffl MM r. DEW "Ityj.ifjihTllJii A >er?, A. U.? Mr ft. ... . T:iUJ*,? >? >Jt v.vljyVIo t> > ?* for Win-, hp is,-hold, <1 liWlliiirMHiliil'tii < inllV'ill (tin ;.iishoil nyinp- I i i..110* illTsre it llniASok,' iHo ytnt| At fljut t(lb yi?o( [ i.'TVV'tti 1 cytjiAJT\| 9;^ ;* IWdiiih rmftfttilflt i iv if' 1'iVlfi nin*i\ ?* in" <* ir v 5!H PW.1I profmsly 1 ln-i (rati I. Tjo ??'< In wriilo In ,,lnln i-v.-ry-d.iy I II 1 rliih. no I Is fr ?? f.* 1.n Hi 1 1 ml -nl 1 orm 1 winch . r" l ler III M i| lotnr l? ?v .4 * ) I ,||.|1||>|| In Iho umiCf ! ? 1 y of r ? I if i. <) ib'4# lo. I> >'i|iiM. ill vim ? com- ! plot f?HntV4ti <if nveirthlnj p tI iluin t to i-mrtnlilp, iiiiri lK" t i I th' p.' I'l'iolln 1 nil I r.v.vln nf hi iltliy fi.mia s; bi 'tiT iv.1.1 vain ihl.i rocipsj vnl pro Mirlntlnni, nxplo mtl i i of liitioi.vsl pr.ictles, coprect um of ordinary nor It 4. With this hook in thr h ium Hi?r# h n iftjiin fit nit kn iwiu? what to dt In nu cm >r ;o icy. S <n I postal notoi ar pntxit tamps of a ly il.iunntinntlnn not lnr,{i>r tlm i S reott i? ?? rvu. UOS19*. lit IMWI stu I. ttta ' /^iji "IWIMJ PWHT IT ou'i' O*L ALL SU1 The bull-dog is not an animal to be < admired, yet he possesses one trait that i at least entitles him to our respect, llis tenacity of purpose is proverbial. It makes him A formidable adversary. A like trait has often enabled man to overcome great obstacles and win victory under the most trying circumstances. In fact, it is only by tenacity of purpose, and indomitable will-power, that many of life's battles arc brought to a successful termination. Disease, like man's more material enemies, is often an obstinate adversary, and it is only by the most dci terrained persistency in the use of the I best remedy that victory is attained i over it. While Dr. Pierce's Golden Mcd' leal Discovery is guaranteed to benefit | or cure in all diseases for which it is ' recommended, yet in ailments of long standing, which are usually alike slow in their inception and progress, the euro must likewise be effected by slow dci mid regular stages. This can ty* ~? c _ fe~> $500i ff/ (WV SYMPTOMS or f*T*1l , JSr' fnMinsr into tliroat, Bomotir [/ v - 3 tonncious. mucous, pumlon j Air injr in cnrB,'IcRfncss; oflfcm oral debility. Only a few r Dr. Page's Remedy cures tho worst eases. (>i I " " n To cure Biliousness. Sick Headache. Comtlpatloi Malaria, 1.1 re r Complaints, take the safe . . and certain remedy. SMITH'S BILE BEANS Use the 8M ALT, S1ZK (40 little beans to the he nl tie). They are the most convenient: suit all age ay Trice of either site, 25 cents per bottle. If at 7. 17. 70: Phnto-pravui M nanel also Of thl* picture for ?. ecu is t coppers or staiupa). . J. F. SMITH A CO.. at , .7?" "MRr ST ?*0 w.JB OfmAM balm1 CUI.|> ,N ?KAI CATARRH.! ./Sffl >e | 'Xp,,,J'Halm Intncnch nottril I LV W-rren It.. S. : jl ^" eei. l>liilHilelpi,i? ?? t'lOernil u .' > M'cclai < 11 ,ease, ,r or,"' I hn?"' *.v'" rH' <'*Perleiic < oniplalnta lli,,o<i . . w "rM ca>",? of \ei v ... ' J*'1""* I'alarrli, i> leers "s,?rri Kruptio,,, 1'esp -nilency of vulI! l,a .'e', Memory, r Montaoh. Kl.tney,llrlJlu'a '-(veri .. -?/? WIMlMl'IIIIRb fir "Call or write for (jucfction list ami ^oolt. Cheap Land in Kansas r In vent n penny In a postal eard, directed, wit! nddress to ??. I,, lltVIIISIIN ,V('(I , Wtrhtln, K minus. anil It will tiring you Information wortu hundreds of dollars. (.'limp I,Hilda ! Kiinrmous ' I Crops t Ilia I'rollla ! I artlns with IMIo money 1 ] can have a fine farm with rich aoll, capable of prov j dmlng wonderful crops. One penny will UiveMIf ] gate. Opportunities will he lost by delay! I.aud ! sine to nlvuncc In spring. If you want a good Map of Kau-as aeutl-flte cut, la stamps. FRAZER^f BUST IN TI1K WOELD U ll Lflllt f | V awt th* Oanulne. Solo Kverywhargu 1 i nmiiia iiaiiit. oUi? certain ?4 I OPIUM gLmama S1 IIOKTIIanit iti..i t'KI.kti It \ I'll v. Wolf's Ht'RiNESS IsariTUT*. llagerstown. M l. ' i Dll EC I by Dr. TRASH'S Magnetic Ointment rILCO I Known over 50 years. Druggist* keep It niiDcn I will mall you n bottle for W cents j bUnCU | D. RANSOM. SON A CO.. buffalo. N Y '* OR* SCI oateit IVS^MDRA ft STANDARD FOR OVE \EAWEED Ciiro Indigestion. f mfl??wwnW bAsW burn, Flatulency, I'oll ??? tlicHonmcli; Coslin IHnrrhwi, Piles, and II ? _ ? - - Congestion, llilioiisiiei Of CI BlI I lead'iclie, t.iilillnees, I doting Pains, Malaii " and ail Diseasesarlslr Hoggish l.lver. The le a Positive Cure for routs. ie.|uc<> gorge.) lions, break npHtubba D YSPE PSIA fr'r" tiM'tisy ??-n give t)i- system a rlu And nil Disorders of the Dl- and strength. They i gestlve Orgs lis. It Is likewise ' v v/Ff ] a t'orrol?*rntl*e or Mrenglh r Un tuT Vtl ening Me.llrlne, and may I n p"rr?ie?. ?? OIRPlI Willi Itoill fll in nil ? ;ieoa ? 1 P"* 1 ^ of Pel.illly. For *nle ly all ?no ABSOM, I'mgRleta Price. $1 on per liottlo. I'r Srlieiirk'a New Hook Fit Sale I'Y nil Pr?| on Lungs, Liver anil Stomach |<er ls?x ; 3 tx.voa for mailed free. Addriaa, until, poetnge free, i Dr. J.H Schenck ft Son, Phllt. l>r. J. II. Srhonek A s< piSfiS KKMIDDY I'OII CAT 1 ^ Cheapest. Relief is tmnmdi Ml Coldjnlhv liosvl it Jjiix no cpul. II is mi ointment, of which a s notrils. Price, Sold l?y rln:1.' "MURRAY" $55.95 BUG( THE BCST IN THE WORLD All Koodv sold direct to (lie con i ??_ eijiner, No Pools 'or "Trusts"! 7^~3#V itgrjT) for us. Wo eland on our own i . JWKj-^F* / i fooiln?. nnd sell l lie " Murray ' I >JT (foods solely on tlielr world-rc-j 1/IV/V *7*T nowncd merits and low prices VLx V I J' \ BP if OF TIIK M IM I' tCT CURBS AM" StVK T Wrlt? for catalogue and Net Cash Prltei. WILBE R H. \. j| ? t -?? ' :1 * " " *Y" co^;f89. IMER." only bo accomplished by a persisted use of this wonderful remedy for a reasonable length of time. When so used, it conquers the worst cases of Salt-rheum. Eczema, Tetter, Erysipelas, Scalp diseases, and all manner of blood-taints. 110 matter of how long standing, or from whatever cause they ^ have arisen. All Scrofulous affections, J as Old Sores, or Ulcers, White Swell ings, Hip-joint Disease, Enlarged Glands and Tumors disappear under a protracted use of this greatest of blood-purifiers. "Golden Medical Discovery" is the only blood medicine, among (he scores that are advertised, possessed of such positive curative properties as to wnr; rant its proprietors in selling it, as they are doing, through druggists, under a positiTO guarantee of benefit or euro in every ease, or money paid for it will be promptly refunded. World's Dispensary Medic a i. Association, Proprietors, No. (103 Main St., Buffalo, N.Y. !?' ??1 H ! ! I > for an inournhlo case of Catarrh in the Hsad h* proprietors or DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY^^ 111. ?Hondnclio. obstruction of nose, dischftrgeaHtv nos profuse, wntcry, nnd nt-rid, at others, tblck/^y t. bloody, putrid end offensive; eyes weak, rtnysive breath; smell and taste impaired, una Ronif these symptoms likely to hr j>rcsent. at onco. aly 50 cents. Sold by druR-pists, everywhere. ORATEFUL-COMFGRTING. EPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST, b "By a thorough kn ovledgo-of the natural ll?r) whtc.t Severn the operations of digestion end nutrition, nud by a careful application of the line yropsr. | ties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Kpp* baa provided ? ; our breakfast tables wlili a delicately flavoured l^r ; erage wlitoli ma. save us many heavy doctors' bl la. ~ | It Is liy the Judicious u?n of such articles of dlel it. I that a constitution may be gradually built up until a. i strong enough to resist every tendency to dlsestet | Hundreds or subtle maladies are float ins orouad ui I ready to attack wherevor there Is a weak point. e: l \V? muy eHvupe many a lut.il i~baft by keeping our 4 | selves well fortified with pure blood ana a property nourished frame."?"Civil Service (intelle. | Made simply with boiling water or inllk. Bold 1 v i u. rnSRiaf. irX\?i'S' *?*??Uod thus: I i f^^^FREF I ffnd t" V/?,1' I lOflTk?. Ufam* goods <f?e?Arrvr^i^/1 ? ?owi i iiimft. Hi NORTHERN PACIFIC. II LOW PRICE RAILROAD LANDS & FWEE Government LANDS. ; ni I 1. 1.10NrS OF ACKHH In Minnesota North Dakota. Mnnta na, Idaho, Washington and Oregon, nrun rnn ixiiillcMlons w ith nnijit describing the dCnil rUII lirM Agricultural, Crating and Timber lands now open to Belt ler*. Scni tree. Addreee AIIWC D I AIIDniiU I.aud . Commissioner. UHAO. P. LAmPUnHi Hi. Paul. Minn. IMPROVED EXCELSIOR INCUBATOR ? ir^CW-. * Blaplr, Frrfeet aad Belf-lif?l>UH- * Bulk All A"1! '?*- Inaucereaful opeiation. On.ranted W(\J- 1| W to liatnh larger prroentago of fertile egg. D Cimi-I II at less coat than any other batcher. Bead (orlUuc Cat* ttKll, BTAHL, <J*l?w,Ui. jn l i rc-mlio and fn'lyondorse llig (A as tin only Core.ln Hporinc lor I hp certai cure 1 TO & daYS.^B of this dlsonso. | ^HfOuaraeteed Dot tel O.U.lNliltAHAM.M. D., I pj aauaaBirtetare. Amsterdam, N. Y. | IRS Mfd eoly by the We hnve sold nig ft for * ?vl- ... rh,,i?i a. many years. find It hae >WLS M 2i ?^vpn ?1,p best of sails'Hflk Oincliuiati,Ba?WfnPtlnn. Ohio. Jfcb n. n. iivcnuA ro.. "S Chicago, III. Rolil by Druggist*. U M II !? ^ W||| pi lENCICS _ I KEplLLS DR.8CHENCK.S :z:~ Pulmonic r.Hiulftll l?iio;iHcs (if B ' * *" * ** iipj?, I ii II itm inn I Ion, illFUiKifllir llAKrli; ______ SH, ,1IIII 11(1 i('(', NhIIKCII, a > Nor* iiiiini'ii W.n- *!** a, I.Ivor Complaint, oinur >K fri>ni a Gorged and _______ y clean the mucous <>r rno|inN condi- Will Cure c^chs, colds, .nr.- to roroTiT tone A'"1 A" ?h" ,re THROAT AND LUNGS. It in pleasant to the taste, lETABLE , ami dors not contain a par tie! # on I A Q I e of opium or anything liijntlnLLIHaLt, 11 j* the llrst Cough MedITEI V ^AFE icine in the World. For 8a la " l>y all Druggists. Price 81.0ft JBlata. I'rire 25 eta. porlaittlO. Pr.Srhenck'S llook 05 eta ; or sent by on Consumption and its Cure, m receipt of price, mailed free. Address ' i>n, Philadelphia, Pa Dr. J.H Schenck & Son,Phllll. VKKII.?Bost. Kasiost to ttac, . ate, A euro Isjco/t?il). .-For mull I'.trliolo ! ; tipiilioil to 'Ito f^vyj ulsls or coiii |.y mail, kj&l r |l t/I.'i ri v I \\':iI*roil P i. IWlMM 3IES^ $5.95 HARNESS THE BEST IN THE WORLD ?, rV iTjJi More "Murray" Buggies and . f l~Xu Harness sold last year than any if l->?V! other tun makes eomtdned, which proves that their aupcrlor 'iiialltlcs are appreciated. I!r 1(11 ST S AM' Mll'f'I TWIN'S t'HOKITP. murray mfg.CO CINCINNATI,O,