The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, December 11, 1888, Image 6
Colt to the SAtdlo*
i bo easily broken * t ho
[*y : , jftui Ufc? her to a
her abdfctijjntil she will
lea'put on ?fcubridle and
rftmg tbo colt wjtV What'
with kind, gentle pewtiM
eridltogtftho young horso
work quite easily In a
gareshould be taken not
>r break, but to use very
. young horse Which has
tatter or tie strap will do '
rory occasion, ? New York j
A. C?U
saddle In t
iter Ion
sowing
Ral.InK Hlckorio,.
In raUlou seedling hickories tboro will
1
bear nuts inferior to thoso^ from which
they wete grown, and others may be ,
superior. But it is always best to plant
tho best nuU that can be obtained, for
by doing so we stand abetter chance of,
securing Improved varieties than .we
would U the inferior wtfre planted The j
nuts should be eitherplanted th s fall or 1
ep?m? ? " -"-AjjUr mm
meg i. ?o p^*;m
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<ieeeo on: tho Farm.
Anyfarmer who lives on a
m
writer In the American . tiultleatbr, sftu* I
one-quarter ct a mile or more from .
''^re.trtay keepaflocK of geo:e with 1
If blessed with too near neigh
?ie guese might trespass upon their ,
. tfdens, or get into their bean patches, i
jr fields of grain, when least expected.
Goeso nro taught with no tronblo whero
they must stay, tnd thoy will run in >v '
pasture whore thftre Is plenty of water
^mtid grass, growing rapidly without other i
foodit'. The goslings will do better if fed
?i little corn* meeV mixed into dough and j
salted evert; * ^ht and morning until
, ftilly feathers After this they will get 1
their own living.
Gcoio -may ou picked on(e in six j
weeks, begin n'ng tho first of May. They j
should not be picked later than October, i
Pollings usually sell for ono dollar a head
alive when three months old. If kept
until fall thoy will bring one doltar and ,
loave the farmor the feathers, which sell '
for about fifty conts per pound. This is
theestimato whero no extra feed Is used.
If fcV night and morning for a few
Weeks beroro killing them for market,
the geese would, of courso, weigh m^ro
and Mil at an advanced price. Many '
women, make a business of raising gceto
/or market. preferring them to hons, '
claiming that they got their monoy much
more rapidly and with loss trouble than j
by keeping lions.
Seed Distribution.
The law establishing tho Department
Of Agrloulturo d curly state) that tho !
purrthnso and distribut'on of seed shall
oe confinod to suoh seeds as aw "raro or
uncommon to the country," or "such as
can be made more profitable by frequent
changes from one part of our own ooun- I
try to another." The primary objoot of
the distribution is to give increased value
to produotion, to ascertain tho host geo
J;raphlonl distribution of varieties and
o introduce them more rapidly into tho
localities to which thoy aro best adapted.
Every plant has a natural habitat, which
is limited in extent, and it is an ostab* |
llshed faot that when an attempt is
maqe to grow it olsewhero it soon dete
riorates and te {litres renowal from seed
grown under the conditions of soil end
Climate most favorable to its perfect de*
velopmcnt.
ThU statement, says the Commissioner
Agtloultuia, in bin ln?t, annual report,
^roboratdd 6y the large number of
^etnenments made with seeds
thte Duparttnent during tho
oati. Tw remsrkabls yields
rtnlnly Attributed to the
seed grown In localities
i Com
m
OK
attains itshlghcsfc per
Introduction of such
* ijwch import mco to
loner has endeav*
greatest practical
a under existing
distribution.
?Inio TW
the object
ttsr secured through
at Stations that were
. at (he lsit session of
stitfon* couidllo the
tal work much
and ;fco seeds
thai werejjbi
U adapted to
distributing
in other
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there.
tgfc doty free.
Farm and Garden Notes.
Dark slables are injurious to horses.
The enterprising fannor will warm
the wator for his stock.
Now js the time to give fattening ,
animals all they can eat and digest ~H
' I)on't graze the past ures-so closely that !
the rCot's wtyl bo -liable to free, o out. J
i
pV; i
reddish In
m
^6od coWKr?w
jjafirO pfi little things than , in
to nv&rihgo great ones. .
A^toverlng of manure from thes'ablesj
arid a light ploughing in the spring Will
glvo you a splondid soil for a gardon. ?
Lnto sot strawberries will requiro a
good mulch through the winter in order !
to start them huccessfully in tho spring. !
Pullets will begin laying earlier in life '
whore qpsts ana eggs are plen y nnd |
wliero other hens are cackl.ng around :
them.
Theory and practico each show that to j
dovolop the best keeping qualities in I
apples they should bo picked ns soon ns |
full grown.
Tho longer turnips and cabbageB can
remain out without aotualiy froozlng, ,
tho better they are for eating purposos I
and the hotter they will keep through '
tho wintor.
I. awns are bo9t mado by following
nature's suggestions, if she has made a
swalo so bo it. If sho has rolled up a
mound let it alono. We have only to
rcmovo roughness and inoqualitio.4.
Tho average estimato of tho intolligonco 1
of swine ip altogothor too low. Thoy are
seldom mado pots cf, but those who havo
sought to train them (lnd that they leurn
as readily as other domestic animals.
Gardens should bo dug or plowed, j
leavirg tho earth during tho winter in
ridges, so that tho frost can operato on.;
it, and in the spring it w,ll bo found
very light, mellow and well pulverized.
It will bo found profitable to milk tho
heifer as long as possible the first year
of her dairy lifo, giving hor "gonerons
feeding to mako rich blootl. This will
lay the foundation for a profitable dairy I
cow.
Find a farmor who leave* h!s horses j
hitched, hour aftor hour, to a post to
shiver in storms while ho sauntcrB about |
town, and ho may be marked as a poor j
subject for credit, no matter how much
land ho has.
Horo is a mode of curing gapei in
chickens by tho u-e of slacked limo.
Put the chickons in a box, tio a pioco of (
coarse sack I ng or cheeso cloth ovor tho
lop, sptond sofno lino air-slacked limo on
tho cloth, and than jar it so that tho fine
lime will sift down among tho chicks. I
The wastes of the g.trden will be high
ly enjoyed by tho porker*. Cabbage
leaves and stalks, with tho small pota
t toes and other. things not valuable for
I family ?#e, and that can not bo storod ]
i for tho pigs in cold weather, had beiter
be fed to them now rather than allowed
to decay.
In the detection of produots for exhi
bition tho farmer Should remember that
1 perfection of form should be preferrod
to s) e. Many mako a mistake in the
?election of frcflt by tho selection of tho
very Targost, though tho form may not bo
ftood, or it may be wormy. > Better so.
ect a fair slxe, if it be perfect iu form,
than a very large size that Is imperfeot.
A farmer may keep a hundred fowls In
his barn, may sutler them to trampfh
upon and destroy his mows of grain, find
still haire fewer aggs than his neighbor
who keep* a single do/en, who provides
?secret nests, chalk eggs, pounded brick,
plenty Of Indian corn, limo, water ar.d
gravel for them, and who takes care that
his J>en* are not disturbed about their
nostf. > ?
1'nglUh shepherds purcfiss^b ittaf re
jected by tho market inspectors and
rfndfrod unstable by b*ioj(iti*rt4 With
ijsfce V; -l* ' Cf ' +C ' '? ? ? A ' i u ' *
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1 i~'r ljt?J*y*fc?N<WtoV ii'n j nf ? ? .?',"-\:^;-%
^ii^#^yiiiia
r>
wgmi iwut?J?. '
?^jTiaaiyr "be interesting U) know .ju?t
wbak days are legal holidays in the vari
ous states, and how the* t* ?o.
While every other day u not a holidny.
as is said to bo the caso In Russia, still
the ctti/.ous of this great republic oannot
complain of the lack of days of rcci ca
tion. *?* ?
Jndopoudcnco L ay or Fonrth of July
Sit is more generally called; Christmas
ay which falls on December 2", to*
gothor with Thanksgiving Day, which is
appointed by the President of the United
states and ooftes usually on tho last
Thursday In November, as well as Past.
Days that are appointed by the Chief
Executive of the country, are leg il . holi
days in all the States. New Yearns Day,
or January 1, is a' holiday in all Etates
bat Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, hen* '
tuoky, Maine, Massachusetts, . New
Hampshire, North Carolina, Fhodo
Island and ? South Carolina. Fobruary
2?, or Washington's Birthday, is a holl-;
.day in all -States oxcept Alabama, Ar
kansas, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, lown,
Kansas, Maine, Missouri, North Carolina,?
Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee and Toxa -.
Election Day, generally the Tuesday
after the first Monday in Novombor, is.*,
holiday in ^California, Maine, Massa
chusetts, Michigan, Now Hampshire;
Now Jersey, Now York, Pennsylvania,
Hhodo Island, Vermbnt and Wisconsin.
Florida, l.ouis*aua, Minnesota and
sylvania observe Good Friday, cttBRT
Shrove Tuesday is a hol'day i* T.ouTei
aha. and aho tho cities of Mobilo, Mont
gomery nnd^'elraa, Alabama. Memorial
Lay, A {Jril $0, is observed in Ceoigia,
while Louisiana has made tho nnnivo??a>y
of tho Battle of New Orleans, which falls
on January 8; Lincoln's Birthday on
Fobruary 12 and FiremSn's Anniversary,
of March 4, legal holidays. March
which is tho aniversary of Toxan Inde
pendence, and April 21, that of the
Battle of fan Jacinto, are holidays in
Texas. Labor Day, tho first Monday in
September, is a comparative now holi?
day that is celebrated in this State aud:
Massachusetts. Every Saturday, after
twelve o'clock, is also a holiday, or rather
half holiday, in this Stato,-? Nw York
Telegram.
The Qrape Core. ; .; i
"Grape curo,'?4^at Is thfc sign that one
sees in various sections of the city and
denotes atttffixustry that has sprii'tg up
within the last year. Somotimos the
wordi MTrawlood ,is the Life'' accom
pany the?*ttbovo, but they all Ipd'cato
that ,4 a the storo over vjiOse poua- > the
ra can get a si^^^^H^ivftdfor
a dime a good'SlwWw^RTiil. In tho
larger ostabliphfnents thousands of
poundsoFgraposarecdQiutrtipd each scn
ecr./ Medical men 8i\y that grapo jttfco
is a very healthful and. nutritious drink,
without the deleterious effocta of alco
holic be eingea, as it is never formontod.
? New York Telegram. ?'<
Origin of the Phrase "i'm Fly.".
I "Tho slang phrase 'I'm fly,' 'he's fly,'"
began the old skipper, "which ia used so
much in pollco parlance, dates back nigh
on to 175 years ago. There was a famous
market in Now York called tho Fly. I
j have Heard said that the name 'Fly1 waa
tho abbreviation 1" My, from valley, aa
the locality waa betweon Golden Hill and
! another elevated piece of ground. Tho
j Fly Market was infested l)y a gang of
idlora, bummers and Rncak thieves, who
occasionally picked up an honest sh:lling
by doing chores for tho hutchcrs. They
1 formod a factio ? in an antagonism to
other similar lawless gangs, and were
kown as the Fly Hoys. They terrorized
all llie other*, and any ono of them
could go beyond their limita with im
5 unity by using tho shibboleth, Tin
'ly.' Tlioir auporjor cunning and crafti
ness woro everywhere recognized, and
now down to this late day wo hear their
cry and password used by evon tho pre
tentiously moral. There was a ce'ebratod
pirate in thoso days who. I believe,
graduated from tho scum of th s market,
fur ho adopted tho name of t aptain Fly.
He committed onormities, and paid the
penalties of his orimes by being hanged
in chains nt JJoston." ? Neio York Time.
Tlio World b nigarest Telescope.
Negotiations aro going on between
tho President of tho 1 nivcrsity, of
Southern California and Alva Clarke, of
Houih CambrdgOj Mass., for tho con
struction of a 42-inch lens, for the big
gest telcscopo in tho world, to ne erected
on ono of tho lofty mountains o.' I.os
1 Angolcs.
I Clarko Rays ho can mnko such a lens in
five years for $100,000. it will bif eight
I inches larger than tho Lick tel%scopo,
I and will bring tho moon within sixty
I miles of tho earth.
j The univorsity hope* to aecuro the c >
' operation of Harvard in astronomical
i work. Tho university has a large
I landed endowment, ard thoro is much
I local prido hero to have tho largest
tolcacope in tho world. ^-A'eio York ft tun.
An Old Postal Roirulntlon.
It i? rather an odd thing that if you
paato a printed slip on a postal card the
Government will charge the receivor let
ter postage, while if tho same matter is
Jrintod directly on tho card nothing
xtra is demanded. 'I ho tamo slip which
if pasted on a postal card would be
charged extra for, may bo put Into an tin*
sealed envelope and it will then go at
Jirlnted matter rates, or the whole papet
rom which the nHpptng is taken ma; lx
sent, containing the article marked, at
a much less rate than the Government
would charge for the same aVltoTe at
tached to the oard. That Is, tho Oetern
meat wohld rather curry fotif ounces fot
a <8eot than the four-fifll|s'of an ouncs
for the same monOy. Pre**,
I ?l
tlMftotf toe EdfOpean diplomat^.
|.V<%
? pW ** 3\
r^dfOSt C. _
| ?r4 are very ancient ; abd"tTcw^l^
foubt*M\er??" that the western oatioiu
r^xssss^
ppSSSj
ife? ?h nfif4 ?M?* n**> !? indicated
the house ihwhich different figure 4" -,
their name cut In box along.
IKJl f5oir J*rdcn^Accor3'
jafr* de 6ta*l, the Momtn
' dlMT *\i.
xm
-Jit no _rTTOW, ,
SffiB h?dg? of box or y ew
of ?*a*tle,a bciwt, ar
toeit, and to keep it
,, never lookod ragged
jned the same size, re
ir- care, some amount of
S?ftte?Mfoety of hand and
iheso condltioua were fuU
Work would last u long a*
in thq evergrcei*; noshort
lor \hero arc still iome^ew
aod containing oxamples
elaboration wli Ch niust
:?d early, Jn the sevco\
f adornmenta ? became
in^his country ia very un
ihat WIllRlm t {req.UOnt,yu be6n 6tAtod
mat mliretn X j, brought thein into
Vogue; but we have seen that they were
rrl>Q lJ?n' who wrote his essay
'doubt xiFr 1(52,1 ; Rnd tber? is iu,i?
doubt that they wero to be found insar
t rZZ r "9 the xc ?a of H^ry vfir.
Irotn the tune of Klizabeth until well
mto tbe eighteenth century no centle
man s garden was complete without a
few figures out in yew, box or holly
Whence we obtained tho fnshion is bv no
means clear ; but it is not unlikely that
the diligent ttudy of tho dasncs fvtich
22!. , vK 'h? ,Rter Tudor 80 v
er gus may have suggested it. Tho
fcli.abethans loved what thoy termed
'conceits," and the liking f0J topiirv
work is assuredly a conceit if*evcr there
thi? k of thing
~~h2!?': 8?nietimea not undignified
sTa fT,fie^?edi0?ly wel1 w,th the
?tateiy ?Ij. abethan . country homr>?
and the builders of tho? wS
Before the. middle of the
^?hto?nth century > the taato began to
d.o?Vo?i >????
The toriary artist, not con
IfmiTJ c"PPin8 hl? lodges into the
USS*? ' jRv ?*4h?ary.- and familiar
peee gave suoh a loose rein
rnsmm'
.
SUTJfS^mv f? ***** ?t on.
SS&Lf- mmm a^SXtS
Out in boXf &t. (iQarffe't nrm (? n^k
mm inoy%h t0 "Ate tho diQgon.
put Will be grown by noxt Aorll"
Casnubon relates that In' his youth h?
near I'arls a representa
tion of the a. a fro of Troy with Mm nt
londant armlet add thef geierals W
fashio/edin topiary work Agardeoln
i&msm 1 <mm If8?
eUhnr?? i ? V M almost equally
, cro 7a? ,ho Seven Wise
Men of Greece nnd iho labors of nil
cult's, illustrated with I,atln inscriot'ons
all cut out of livJg "id.tre fu ihl
?amo garden woro/io Th.eo Graces su>
rounded by tl:o motto Gratia jsratinm
pari t, nnd tho heathen deities banqueting
nt a woll-spread table. The i
travolcr was in raptures, and tells how
impressed ho wns with tho "Ingenuity
formic t Y ,,"Rn' t0 whlch noting
forms an insuperable obstacle."
\ ery few examples of this curious
taste now remain in Iinglish gardens
Rtnnvi flr?f S?mi? nt,Hnfl('on hall and at
?tonyhiir?t, nnd at tho famous house of
I ovens hull, mar Kendal, there is still
nn exceedingly fino collection. Here aro
Uces cut liko gigantic chessmen, and nJI
manner of concoits in yow, holly and
evergreens. /'Two of tho principal
are a king wltl, his crown on 'hlsXad
Thl? I"00'1 *;with h?r nrms akimbo.?'
? o works dnto back protiably to tho I
;;r; ^rnrl ?! 'hwl h century !
is greatly t<? bo hoped that the new
spocimens of iho ingenuity of our an->
cestors in this direction which still re
man. here and thero in country-hoiuo
gardens will not bo destroyed. Somo
enterprising gardoner may yot rovlvo tho
fashion, and a few models to copy from
would bo invaluable. ? St. Jamet &aMlu.
things, by .
to his imii|
r?i
:Jau
A Wife's Thon;htrnlnoft8.
Uore in a pleasant recipo, which CAtt
bo coinmendca to wives whoso husbands
cross tho sea without them. says A cor
respondent of tho Pittsburgh /Jitjxtteli 1 v.'..
On tho first night out, just asmy vls-A
vis at table was Hitting down to dlntier,
in tho beautiful saloon of tho City of !
Now Vork, a steward stopped up to hirrt
and handed hirn a lottor, saying: "WItH
the Captain's comnlimontA, Air,"
Kvory night this po. Intmancowas re
prated. Sometimes tho CAptAlA'ftimielf
presented tho lottor. It wiu mystetlous
and interesting. Tho gonttdmAn who ro?.
coivod tho letter snouted to ho greatly
astonished when it caino to him Oh the
llrst occasion, 1 >u t afterward he merely
showed signs tof enjoyment in MAdihg
its contents. Ho was A very dolightful
ntan and a great favorite At ott* table,
hitt though everybody WAS dying to
know wiioro the letters come from, no
body had enough impudence to Jjrifc
him.
Hut on tho day boforo wo reAChed
New York I happoncd to bo standing on
tho companion way with this gotytleman,
whon tho ( aptain presented tho letter,
and tho former lata, as ho tore open tw
envelope: " xuoer ideA of my wire* lipJT
it. Uto sent tho Cantata several lettofi
Addressed* to me, ana asked him to do
iivor one tome evory ovenlng before din? j
ner. Hho thought 1 wo.ild be glad to
hear from her everv day, And I toll you
it Has been one of tho'|ile*sftnte)t events
of tho voyage, this inAil delivery In mid
o?wir * . .
? , i
l',ru Y 0* l??k?. ?:
A good homo stand* for mori to tho
community than its busy in ma tea ever
"ly if itijr ona vhos#
-- ou*??j Into it oome
_ .M., bled, c^berplexed,
ot hxtmtf in mind or heart; ind out of
ng^Iialp, thp oheety
word, the mental and
words from one indi
.aaother, faoJ to laoe and
? L are always the best
as are not able
thojr are timid
:h to Ear
le as it ?s
HHVjtelp lias
?ieg that tho
T> or analytical
nderatood. Yet
>WiU eay. It? <gW.
lend, pr neighbor, or
' girl, or restless or
Wavering between the
decision. Bp-""
ted word thativ
[?or,
r mc
SSsEL
ri^ht abd the
not know some r
w*a. ?*
r-n -r .-T ?? lUM
make it easier for tbem to choOse
aright? Is your friend sad; does life
' look dark jnat now; has failure come ;
are there olouds in sight? You know
where there are oheerful and comfort
ing words, for %pu read them only the
other day. Perhaps you meet someone*
who is only weary with the heavy things
of daily lfre.
V>vjP*>ple often eomplain that their
booka ate borrowed and not re*
turned, to guard against this keep a
little memorandum book and pencil
?hinging b sido your bookoase, with
Which to keep a list of loaned volumes.
Two bookcafeea of generous size, stand
ready, in mv home, to aid in this kind
of service for others. Our friends
laughingly call them our "circulating
library;" AH of the booka aro nover in.
They are out doing genuine missionary
work. They are Bent with special
thought and hopo to meot some indi
vidual need. For years they have
Bi>oken the good word, and come back,
all but two, to go forth again in help
ful ministry. / >?
To be sure they come back with worn
covers and soiled edges, tho result of
use, not abuse, but tiifling losses are
far outweighed by positive gains; Weak
souls have been strengthened, sad ones
gladdened, tired ones rested, merry
on?B pleased, and hungry ones fed. I
have seen perceptible growth mentallv
and morally by this use of books.- Speak
the good word wherever and whenever
you oan, for that is best; but do not be
afraid to call too frequently or too
largely upon the ever ready friends,
waiting upon your bookshelves, to aid
in the good work.
A Vexatious Delay.
"'Sdeath lw - shouted the eminent
tragedian, Haw Hamra, as ho paood to
and fro with clenched teeth, "the hour
is ou the stroke of 8, and me toga not
yet returned. Biff! Wero it not ooW
ardly to lay one's hand upon a woman,
aavo in tho w*>y of kindness, I -iyould
make that Irish washerwoman quaff
blood. Away, and boo if she hath yet
arrived I"
Fortunately, the woman and the toga
oamo.
"How now, good woman, what mean
eth this delay?"
"Sure, dorr," said the woman, "Oi
didn't s'pose yez would be afther goin'
to l>ed this airly in the evening. " ?
New, York Sun, ,
From |h? District Aitorncy of WrMcti^sier
County. New York, 1 . ' ??? " ? .
Whitk i'?>AiNB, N. Y.< April 10, 18 0.
T have received many letters In rtfforenOe to
>y <?sUmqpl*Kiittcly pot>Wa^eg^oiMi>?od?
Ai^OOCK'S PoloWTiyi'*ilIIUW^. ^
I cannot spare the fine to anawer thsm in
writing, therefore would again say, ihrough
thei press, that I have found AUXX>OK'8 1'o nor a
I'lastkhs invaluable' as chest protectors and
rhields against coughs and colds. Furthermore,
I have found Aixcook'b Piasters unequaled
for pains In tht side, hack and chest.
Nkmon H. llAK Kit.
"Otvft us arrest^ is the faVorlte slang of tiio
policeman.' v. . ? .*..?/ ? ?
- With groans and sighs, and dizsied eyes.
He seeks the couch and down he lies;
Nausea and falptneas in htm rise,
-v Brow>rackinft paihs aseall him.
Sick headachor-jtiut ei o long Comes easo, -
Ills stomach sottlos Into peaoe, ,
Within bis head the throbblnga cease?
Pierce's Pellets never fail hunl
Nor will they fail anyone In such a dire pre
llcament. Totbedyspepetlc^the bilious, and
pat^drjhey" are^ aiiVo ? 'afriend"'!^
need and a friend indeed." ? ?
The Knight errant of the treasury It Bur
(' ,tn ventlnnnl " Morion " It cmoI nitons.
If'herMt, The M -non Hon to (L. N. A. A ? <,
Ry Co.) desired to make ft known to the world
at largo that ft forms the doubla conhectlng
link of Pullman tourist travel between th?
winter oitles of Florldn a- d the jumtnor re
sorts of the Northwest; and
IVherem, Its "rapid transit" system Is un
snrpa' sod, its eleg mt Pullman Burfet Bleepet
ana Chair car service bettvoon Chicago and
Ixtulsvllle. Indianapolis and Cincinnati un
equalled; and
IVhtrut*, Its rates are as low as the lowest;
then be It
/tesoltud, That In the event of starting oh a
N. O. Mc
Route, ISA
Icago, for full particulars. (In
any event send for a Tourist Guide. enclose 4c.
IKistsge.) , ' ?
A hard esse? The shell oi a hickory nut,
. Dangerous Trillin*.
It is not only foolish, but dangerous, to trifle
with constipation, Indigestion, piles or liver de
rangement. . Talcs the proper remedy as soon as
Elble, and avoid all danger incident to delay,
iburg Figs are a spec I (to fort heso affection ?.
nts. Dose one Fl* Mack Drug Co.. N. Y.
. ; . . ' ' *nV* f "??'-"r,--'- - -j -r - -
Athletes of roo'al propensities mostly prefer
the Indian CltK. '
? / , : ??Vri.s n'l ifrlii ikmht-w. t * V ?
? Oatarrli On rod.
A olergyman, after years of sufforlhg from
that loathsoms disease, Catarrh, and vainly
Iptlon wiiton completely curtxi fitin nivw
om death, Any sufferer from this dread
A I II MIU OTUIIli Wl BIN
trip it I* firoof I poticy to con ult w!t \
Cormlok, Oen'l Pass. Agont Monon
Dearborn St., Chicago, for full part
"Whoso deal Is il?"a*ktd one wheitcornerrr
wmwm ;
laWk, hawk, Mow, spit,
t with yOttf offensive bi
i Catarrh Homedy and <
and Wsgust
breath, but nsa
' end It. ?
r, Atnailo book may bedssorlbed as a volume
!>' ??"*?,, .1 . .
Mfn'i _ .
sin point to be witched by the Iead*i
and is the toot ensemble.
^ra^aB^,EEruBK,k;
LoSuveetiSiUntee from the manufacturers,
? m"1"'
? ; ?"*?;?% .
'?riiwinrMM ?? >? C*r?4.*
Dr. J. 8. COMB*. OWensvile, OVo.1 sav*: I
have g I Ten SCOTT'S XltyUUbK of.Col UTer
O ? wu'bHypoiho?phli???o f..urt?at>nU i with
better re.- a U.tnan 1> nslu e wLli'*!?I
runedy. AflFwet* l>?-redit*! r o-\fa orljunir
tUso.'iB ?, and to t ?' MM? jjl)'?
Coughs, bain in l fee cbri??, ' * -nuenV br. fife In*
fret^ut nt puis*, fever rnd Kmaclat on. AM
tfee*?carttfe..ve Increased In weUht from IB
to tt 'JU,. aud arei.ot now needing any
mouloine,"
Purope ar^ihsMl nil the way from the dairy
farm to the dancing selu oi.
A R*<'nl Cure for Epileptic File.
Tn the JPdlfo;? PIcoso Inform your readers
that I have A posltlvo remedy for tho above
named dlseiuw* which .1 warrant to cure tin
worst 0A.se*. &> strcm? la , my faith In its vir
tue? that I wftl send rctfa sample bottle and
? valuable trcatlso to any sufferer wlvo will ?iv?
mo his P O and Express address. Kesp'y,
H.O. ROOT, M. O . 183 Pearl St.. New York.
What laired In the lono must b ? marrow
^ ?
If You Are Sick
With Headsoho, Neuralgia, Rh umatism Dyspep
da, Biliousness, Blood Humors, K Idnoy Disease,
Constipation, Female Troubles, Fever r.nd Aguo,
Sleeplessness, Partial Paralysis, or Wtirvous Pros*
tratlon, use Palne's Celery Compound and be
curcd. In each of those the cause is mental or
physical overwork, anxiety, exposure or malaria,
tho efltect of which is to weaken the nervous sys*
tern, resulting in one of theso diseases. Remove
tho gaosk with that gTcat Nerve Tonic, end tho
bjgsult will disappear.
Paine's Celery Compound
Jab. I* Bowp.k, Springfield, Mass., writes:?
tine's Celery Compound cannot be excelled as
a 1 erve Touio. In my enso a smglo lx>ttlo
wrought a great change My nervousness entirely
disappeared, and with . It tho resulting a fleet ion
of tho stcmach, heart and liver, nud tho whole
to~e of uio system was wondernf.ly invigorated.
1 tell my (Honda, if sick as I have been, Palne's
Celery Compound ' -
Will Cure You!
Bold by dmggists. #1-; six for Prepared only
by Wklij, Richahdson Jt Co., Burlington, Vt.
For the Aged, Nervous, Debilitated.
Warranted to color more goods than any other
dyoa ever made, and to give more brilliant and
durable colors. Ask for tho JJiumouU, and 'take
no other. . I
A Dress Dyed ")
A Coat Colored ?. ' V
Qarmenis Renewed ) ce^ts.
A Child can use them !
Unequalled for all Fnnoy and Art Work.
At druggists and Merchants. Dye Book free.
WELL8, RICHARDSON f pOj, Props., Burlington, VI
ityWnottrtiffiiid
wat doted for 2(
years teat open aiu,
free at the other, f
feel tertfthwilful
It. II. Ortxtitiyharri
273-1 8/ A at.t H
Brooklyn. ?
A pa-Uole i? fcpplloi! Intu ? tun nvatoi ?tvi it* agio*.
?Jf' "/mill. re#i*t?reV>, 6j
ct8? KLY BKOrilhitft, od SVurrou St., N?vr York,
ARE. YOU MARRIED? 2?att
tH?*ool*iy. whloli (my* it? iimintor* ovr.O i? $|/Qop
VM. fJIJT I'F.NHTONBlt
i <1I*ablc<l: ))?>-, fto. : l>n<rt
relieved: I awn irte. A. W.
Cincinnati, O.
gyiiiBte
w ilwiMwtt^ ItciimiHf (,'o,, lilt Fhvbim-, |n I.
[Htluteuly eumi i? 10 to ?
Kauitarhun or Horn*
Qrtit Engflth Qoul ant
Rheumatic fUmarty.
raaarf. 14 rills. _
mf|
linUr BTUrtY.nook-lfocplnir, Pitnlness Form*,
HUME Pttnmuiahli*. Arithmetic, Short-baud, etc.,
A^ktxh
98 fe <t?y. UmplM worth AiJO. FRKR.
n not under the hor?e't foot. Write
water Safely lU'ln HoMer Oo? Holly, Mich.
Mv??t hotneaml nmkomorfmonry ?*rk!njfor u? th?n
, ) *1 unythloit ?1*? III ?h* Worlil F.lllirr ??? Co?ll* owlfll
?*??. T?ru??VHfcB. Ad.lroM, TUCK a Co., Augu<(n,'Main?.
CIDUC I Wewnnttpbiiyaever.il In <li la locality,
rrniiw l ouBTia it Wiirou . ^:irt Broadway. N V.
AK*nln wnnted, itsiiinUo.tr, ;?> n nv ir;Joli??. ?;at'l|/no
and simples true. O. K. Alurithall, 1, .ckport, N. Y.
PEERLESS PTES DBiiooisJi
CONSUMPTION
I IwMk (KMtftlve Mfflwy f?r th.j abtw d'a .???<*? by It* iho
(houMncUor i^um o( tiw worrt Kln<i mid ?i Ion ravuidlrt r
? t?i. ' fir**'- So *tr<5nit U my faltli In it-i elk-aoy th/it
I will *?tii| tivo bott'o< fi?e, together with a valuaMo
om;ood?
9. 8. Ouslifd dettM.
S?nt on trial, . Freight
Fully Warranted,
3 TON $35.
Other proportion
llliutrated Catalogue
?Mjr low. /\Kr?t, w?11 p?td.
fctj lliniaA (lill Papei.
OSGOOD Ic THOMFSOK,
Binpfh&mton, N. T,
K*$J?
Vim aft oi
J run.^t,
Itk X*ur*Jf!?
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TIM Vtft ?( (DION r. anpwibo..?
la U* M from chlldk???r which 4*17 GT i
JaeetaOU. O. W. HOWARD a tO>l,?rn|UU
AT DMOQIIW AND DVAUtttf! .
THI CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. BiIUa^ bid.
:' *?' " i
Diamond Vera -Cura
FOR OYSPEPSf "
.AND AU STOMACH TROW
XmJ?mU?b. tonr-BWxaach, KMkr
Alawa, Oon?U??U?m> rullnm
JUMagla th? Mouth ant dli >gr??*bl? 1
?*?? limuaiu ul tow-SylrlU.
M Drupffltl* and Jka'ers or tentbvmaU on r?
ceiptqfV, cU. (5 <**?? $i .00) in tiampt, frimpU
HtU<mr?xiptcfZc$tU Stamp. : 'T %f. i
THE CHARLES A. VOOELER CO.: 8aUlm?r?. IIA,
fl N* V 47
CAUTION
Beware of Fraud, as my \imic and (lie pne*
are ataiupoJ on tlio bottom of ait jnr adtetiited
abooa Ocroro leavlnr tlio factory. 'protect
;tM wearer* nr.ilast niKlt pi-Ices and loferloft *&eda.
If a dealer offt ??? \v, I.. DouRlun idiots at a re
duced nrlco, or mvs lie Jihi tl.ciu wltlhiut mr tiama
ami prlco Mumped ou tlio button), put liltu |?
W.L.
$3 8HOE.-w^V
. Tha only c:ilf ?n BKAMtVsS Slme
Inside. NO TACKS or 1VAX TllKl
hurt tho feet, amy us liund-ccvtcd ami
NOT KIP
fcmootif
fe'.
\V. I.. iJouOr.AR 84 snou, iliet,r|Kh>u '-<* -
?nd out>; lt:tn- l-sowod welt $?? >lioo. Eqi^u cui- )*
loin- made sliovi coatine from ffi In $!>.
a. I?. DOUOf.AH tia.no I>OI,ICK
rojul Men nn<ij._e(t?r jC'anki/ ?U *ff
Ihob.
Smooth Insklo a-i WVfnndM&rrcd fchco. '.'J^Tacka
or \Vax 1 iirenil to luirt tho foot. ,
? w. i*. ijouor as mv.no shot: i* ur #x??u?d
for lioavy wivir. licst Cult Shoe for Hicj) "
? w. i,. i>oi; <ii,AS ?s.kb won
MAN'S HllOIS H tito best In 1 lio w<
roiiKli wear: one imu onplit rn vvcnr n ivmi
. w. t. bourn. ah ijf a snor. imt
la the boat foliool HioeJryihQ world. '
yr. i. inoiiorAs tsi.fy yoiith-h
Shoe given (lio tniall lioyfc ft clmnco to >fcur tht
best ahoes In tho world. <? -.F
? All niado In Con a row, BtUtAn and r.ncr.,
KaoteoN,"&8s;'"c w
*8;
{fa
School
dlit.
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COS^jg
?" s
COnsumPTI
..?"Jthaa petrmcinentlv o^rotftfrHovi
[ of coses pi'onouucod by doctors
7~z tt.ywUia^xoojM'
y&oiptiM coimhSr
ilng. Ao.; doivV doVtt
ssS
^SPISO'ft CIjre' for jC0
Immediately., By Dnigg
^ IT ~
QRAtEFVl?-COMF0l
BREAKFAST.
"By aihoroiiKh knowl<rjM of thl
which kovmm IliO ojxeratlona of <UKe?t|
tlon, and by a curoful application of l|
ttea of weU-naloctf d Core a, MY. Kppf
onr brcnkf??t table* with a delloateljl
m which roty aavoua many luftv\r
>y the Jndkloim tire' of aiicn nrtfi
a coiiMtitutlon may lx> gradually bnl.t
enough tojrealat every tendency to >,
drfKln of flilbtlomalodV* air flouting M
hpuntt) Btroiig
llHcaRO' Hun
... .uu?*u lutiiituirn lu r< noniiiiH <v ouhd lis ready
to a tt nek wherever there :a a we' k j* Int. Wo mav
exeat*' many a fatal thaft by ke*p:nv ' ?r elveH well
fortlHod With pure Hood nnil a i<iti|k ly nourlaheil
frame."? t'ffii H-rvire Gnrrttr.
M /1o Rlmply wlin lH>lllnK \Miif ? r m lk. Hold
only In half jound Huh. by (imerp la' ?1 tlma:
J A ill KM KPPH & ? '0., Hom.i oi n!i lie Ch< mlata,
I.ondoii- KiiL'lmiil
wlicro nil oHipi ii 1 <iio?fall. Our
method nr illnwi niii po tlnuoiit
mo.lii'atiou of Hip
tory nyntL'in produce
nl>fp rfin n
enabla odor,
i. KlrinK full
I application.
COMMON S NSE CATARRH CURB
caotiuo Ht., ctiuaio, hi.
kns A favor
No nuioko or ill
II/LUKTU ATKI> IK
parik'ulnr?,f I >:<?. upon
holn ro#plro,
|* naino effect
p o< cllinatp.
oalils odor.
WISE GREASE
NKVKR QIIMK, Nevnr orSMMH", Kv? ry
I >ox Ouftrsnteftd. Fatnnlo nrrtovH noil it#Mi i Wr to for
rrlc^f. W1HK A xlf <J fiMimi h?'?l in "?tj? KP''!V/
*11 Jo?>lxrn, (Jbrai'iv than wmiuinn hi-chm . JCJI.A li ft
Ai WIHK CO.. ltiv. r St.. i;IiI6ako, III.
BE8T AND CHEAPE?ir
ORANGE LAND
THE WORLD. ,, I
For Pnrtlrulnm nml Ocucrl |H I vo (blrciilnr
n ?lil r I In'
BARTON LAND AND WATER CO.,
I. OS A N < J K I , KM, < ' A I/. Y _
DETECTIVES
Waot#i In every Countr. Rhr^w?l mfn to ft<?l un?1?r ilitUu* Hm*
In our Hwirrt H*rv|oo. Ktptrlr ?r* not n**<s?'?ry. P*r ??.? ultra fr#*.
Oraiinftn Delflr Uto Huroau Co. 11 Arc?4e. JHolwu tt.O.
FRI?ER AXLE
IT llfliL C ??GREASE
se&t in tjir wort
Oftt t)if| <}#rl?i*Vi"
t JT" (let l)t<l 0#rlli!?i* 1r?lrt
The Bcsf
Waterproof!
. _ Coat. ,
ThvrmnnilANnanrrKKRI* wimnlM w?t?rpr<v>f, aniTwtll Xon 4rr N1
th? Mn? ?Mnf Th? n?w POMMRt* flMCKKIt U a r?rf,ri rt<m.? ????. <??
?AT?r?th**Btlr*4vMU. Dawnr* ?rim1U1lnn?. Mon? *?tnilh? wlth?#Mb? "Hifc,
llr?(id" lr*4tm>rk. IUitHr?U<1 frm A J. Tow?vS>?tt?a. Mui
Ittyoimft ^wPAiiorf.
To any New 8ub?orlbor who will aond u? thla Slip, with
name and P. 0. address and $1.75 in Money Order, Exprei*
Money Order, Regietered Lotter, or Cheok, for a yoar'e eub
aoriptlon to the Companion, we will asnd the paper
FREE TO JAN. 1, 1889,
and for a fill year from that dato. Thli offel^ Inolndoe th?
ILIU8TRATED SUPPLEMENTS, the PREMIUM LIST and
POUR HOLIDAY NUMBERS.
Illustrated
WEEKLY
Supplements
d?nt to fffteh fcubftorlbar at Thanksgiving- Ohrlatmaj?-:Now Yoar'a-Baatar.
The rolnm# fof will be inir*rlof to Any pr?v?lon* ymr. It will contain Rfx Srrlnl #lorl*?, 1H> flliofi Ptorlf*, nroftiftly llluitlftwl,
HottftthoM Article TalM of Adviji1dr*,)l!nMrAtofl Mc?t# he* of TravH, 1,000 Anecdoto*, nftlhrlMtl and ftotontffto Article*. Iltimor^l oetrjfr ^
tkt* <Jopl?fc *n<1 flolorml Announcement fr??. /'Unit mention thft pubUcntbn. AridrtM
The VOUTH'8 Companion, 45 Temple PlacO. Boston, Mais.